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

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EDUCATICN Row One, Lefl Io Right: Lillian Cricler, Mary Luttrell, Mary Boone, Margie Malone. Rau- Tu'a.' ju-:lith Hewitt, Peggy Sager, Sandra McFarland, Betty I-leishman, Roadel Steele. Row Three:- Robert Lofton, Harold Baker, Richard Fletcher, Roy Bly, Mary jo Cornwell, Barbara Shackelford Barbara Martin, Katherine Patterson, Fremont Place. Rau' Four: Michael Keesing, Ronnie Steele, Thomas Butcher. 1 Rau' One. Left fo Riglvlr Mr. Biddle, Sf10r1,rm',' Judith Hewitt, Vice-Pfefiderllf Phyllis Kerns, Svcreltzry Philip XVingfielcl, Pmffdvlll. Rau' Two: Richard Fletcher, T1'eiz.r1m.'r'.' Arthur Lingo, P.n'li.m1w1t.rrinn. 167 l- --f -4

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DISTRIBUTIVE Run' Onu. Lvl! to Rigbl: Ronnie Hodgson, Donald Dean, Donald Lingo, David Fogle, Billy Madigan, Phyllis Kerns. Rau' Two: Philip XX ingfield, Rolland Ferrell, Hattie Sillvius, Nancy Boyer, Robert Keiter. The Distributive Education Club functions as a pro- fessional organization at james Wooti. The club partici- pates in contests which actually are a part of the curriculum. The contests are given along with the instruction in the class. The contests the students participate in are: selling, display, job interview, D.E. student of the year, merchan- dise presentation speeches, merchandise manuals, sales demonstration, professional selling, window display judg- ing and club scrapbook. Winners on a local level then com- pete on a district level with other clubs in the district. Dis- trict winners then go to Richmond in june to compete with other district winners at the State convention. Besides the contests the club works on professional and money making projects. The club had a road run, sold mums at the homecoming game, worked with the March of Dimes, served as host for the district meeting, had two radio shows, held an assembly, collected food for the salvation army during Thanksgiving and Christmas, participated in Careers in Retailing Week , had a Christmas party for the members, a fashion show with the F.B.L.A., and its annual employer, employee banquet, held in honor of the sponsors by the members of the club, to show their ap- preciation for what the sponsors have done for them. The D.E. Club strives to live up to the meaning of its emblemg civic consciousness, vocational understanding, social intelligence, and leadership development. 'fe- x ff' lib 5? 4? .gl .i all 166 . X. S

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VCDCATIQNAL OFFICE TRAININ vu G0 Fir!! Row, Sealed, Left I R' IJ .11- 0 lg 1: Helen Cowgqf, Charlotte Spomorg Peggy Williams, Patsy Cooper, Jo Ann Bean, Schuller, and Wanda Del-Iaven. Second Roux' Anita Lacy, Reta Haines, and Judy Hartley. Darlene Miller l ' ' , ant Mina Lash. Stmidnzg: Mr. Perraulr, The Voutionnl Office Training Pmgnm is a course nt school gpm -0 scninr busanm ,ft-dem which inrludcs clnsxtuom instructian and on-thekjnb tmin- ing The students teceivt- work experience in vari- ous offices in Winchcstrr and Frulcriclt County. Two credits :re earned toward graduation under this program. Th: pmgmn provides -vnlunble training to the stu- dents which pn-pam them lur arm-gmdumm cm- ploymunt. Path ymr the Vocational Office Training Class holds mn Employv.-rflimployee banquet honoring thsir cmpluyers for the training rcreivv.-cl onxthejob. .SlfIOIIJOf, Mr. Pcrmult. Officers, .ffllllflill-Q left lo right: Wantltt Del-laven, Vife-l'refia'ent,' Jo Ann Bean, Trea.mrer,' Pat C ' i sy oopcr, .SLLlLldVJ, Anita Lacy, Reporlerg Ll' l mr ottc Schullcr, Pfe.riz1enI. T