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

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STAFF 'IC 5 JAMES WDDD H I H ss: HUQL 5-f QUILQ INDEX, CLUBS AND SPORTS Clcvcngv,-r, Sandra Hu COMMITTE nt, Sur: He l , ES-Lefl p er Tomn I0 Ifilqlvt .' my XY'a1tt. Allan XX il Icy, Erma hm FACULTX 84 CURRICLYLUIXI A Pinglcy, Bonita Starl' ' Fox, Kay Muse, K. ND ACTIV IPCI , Susan ITIES CO Stultz, A ' MMITTEES nn XX' Intacre. -Lrfl I0 SENIOR K UNDFRCLASSINIAN COIYIINIITTFFS-I sun, XV.zmln DeHa1vcn, Beverly Stickle' .nfl In Riglwl: Carolyn R y, Bc-tty w'll1lfAlCI'L', lfrm: : Rigbf : Joyce VC'l1itt owe, Patsy Cooper, Carolyn Ander- 1 lox, joan Lord, lNI4u'gic Sheetz. uker, GI ory I 63 --i .ly

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T7 'T WOODBI E Ron' One, Left lo Rigbi: E. Fox, A. W'hitncre, XX . DeHaven, S. Hepler, C. Anderson. Row Two, Left In Riglvf: K. Clevenger, B. XX hitacre, B. Stickley, joan Lord, G. Pingley, J. XVhittaker. Row Three. Lefl fo Rigbf: S. Hunt, M. Sheetz, B. Starliper, S. Stutz, C. Rowe, P. Cooper, K. Muse. Row Four. Lefl In Right: Mr. Biddle. Sponror: C. Gossard, T. W'att, A. NX'illey. From Leff lo Right: Mr. Biddle, Sponmrf Charles Gossarcl, Editor: Glory Pingley, Arrirtant Editor. The Woodbine Staff has gone all out in their efforts to give the james Wood students a yearbook that they will always cherish. They have been con- stantly striving for the goal of good organization and interesting material which they know will give them a good yearbook. With the combined energy and efforts of all the members of the Woodbine Staff a record high goal of 800 yearbooks wer' sold. In the fall our editor and a few members of the staff went to a workshop in Luray where they learned the fine points of getting an annual ready for publication. Mr. Biddle with his experienced advice and guidance has helped us to fulfill oursaim-the aim of every yearbook staff-to produce the best year- book james Wood has ever had.

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FUTURE BUSINESS From Le!! In Rigbi: Mertis Wills, Pd7'lfdllIOIl1dFicllI.' janet Ruckman, Hirrnrifnz: ,Io Ann Bean, Secretary: Patricia Cooper, Second Vire-Pre.fidw1l.' Xvanda Delelaven, Regimml Serrclargy' Mrs. Whitlock, Spozzrorq joyce Wlhittaker, Preiidczzl: Charlotte Schullcr, Finn Vice-l'refide111,' Patty Newlin, Reporterg Reta Haines, Trea.mrer,' Selma Nuri, Phorolqraplwr. The James XY!ood Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America is for students interested in business and enrolled in business subjects. The organization is sponsored nationally by the United Business Education Association, a depart- ment of the National Education Association. Of the 26 state chapters which have been organized, Virginia is second only to Louisiana in the number of local chapters. ' The Future Business Leaders of America strive to build in its members qualities of good leadership, high character and civic responsibility. Ron' One, Left lo Righl: J. Whittaker, P. Ncwlin, C. Schul- ler, R. Haines, 1. Bean, W. Dc-Haven, S. Nuri, P. Cooper. Row Tufo: Mrs. Whitlock, L. Phelps, R. O'Ncill, D. Miller, M. Lash, J. Hartley, F. Perry. Run' 'I'lJrr1e: M. Wills, B. Whitacre, Davis, D. Snapp, T. Mcllwee, B. McBarr, J. Perry. Ron' Four: K. Armstrong, T. Heishman, H. C,,wgc,' J, Marple' B, Goorle, R, Walters, M. Orntlorff. X