James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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WOOD POST Seated: Susan Brown, Bonnie Bond, Ellen Riley, Shirley Clark, Pat Fletcher, Virginia Hummer. Standing: Mickey Baughman, Ellen Eschell, Buddy Adams, john Carney, Pat Kline, Mrs. Rewis, Spomorg Barbara Dolphin, jimmy Fiddler. Not Shown: Phyllis Schmitz, Student Government Rep1e.rentati11e,' Louis Brill, Advertising. The Wood Post staff, composed entirely of seniors who have maintained high averages in their English courses, have undertaken the responsibility of publishing the james Wood newspaper. They accurately present the news of the school, and its student's activities. journalism Class gives interested students a chance to explore the many phases of journalistic work, and to prepare for careers in liter- ary or newspaper work. A on sf. -no' 5 ff s W ,J , 1 Lf! fs - fi 2 i i Jys 'ef N. .s 'Ulu-vu - f. Left to Right: James Fiddler, Pat Fletcher, Bon- nie Bond, Ellen Eschell, Ellen Riley.

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EDITORIAL: John, Ellen, Pat, Virginia, Shirley, LITERARY: Seated Left to Right: Mary Lou, Bar- Not Sbou-rz: Phyllis Schmitz. bara, Ellen, Pat, Bonnie. Standing, Left to Right: Louis, John. 45- in ART: Lolita YOURS, Sharon OEDPS, Pegg? MCCMYY' CIRCULATION: Ernest, Patsy, Susan, Ellen, Bobby. TYPING: Susan, Pat, Virginia Not Shown: Phyllis ADVERTISING: Seated, Leff F0 Rigbfi B0f1f1iC, Schmitz. Ellen R., Ellen E., Nancy, Barbara. Standing, Left to Right: jimrny, Louis. SPORTS: Marvin, Ernest, Patsy, Mickey. 145

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' ART CLUB an fe? Q6 X -rv A First Row, Left to Right: Francis Ritchie, Nancy Dwyer, Hannah Barr, Shirley Clark, Lolita Young, Loretta Smith, Christine Podleschny, Loretta Dovel, Pauline Lichliter. Second Row: Joan Whit- acre, Peggy Shepherd, Claudette Hummer, Barbara Patternson, Shirley Dennis, Alice Frye, Gloria Melester, Mrs. Shrader, Sponsor. Third Row: Kay Carpenter, Billy Madigan, Lando Renolds, Lloyd Renner, Harold Kline, David Brill, Joseph Bowers, Shirley Hummer. Fourth Row: Billy Place, Max Whitacre, Eugene Wise, Jimmy Turner, Richard Shade, Lewis Wisecarver, Gary Haines, Billy Cave, Arlen Burcham, Barbara McCarty. The Art Club has a two-fold function. One of its chief aims is to help the student develop his own creative powers. The other is to introduce him to the broad subject of art history and appreciation, which is based on the textbook and is culminated in a tour of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D. C. The Art Club assisted other departments and organiza- tions many times during the school year. Making posters that publicized school functions, Christmas decorations, and helping to decorate the gymnasium for the Prom were only a few of the club's activities. A public exhibit of student art work was held near the close of the school year. . ..,,., Gene Wallace, Tfediwen' Mrs. Shrader, Spomory Marguerite Carter, Carol Clevenger, Christine Pod- unfh Klif-P .Qefremwz Lolita Young. Preiidenty Jim 147 leschny and Ray Coffee paint a mural for the lunch IOOITI.