Jefferson Forest High School - Selvetta Yearbook (Forest, VA)

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ROBERT MAYO FOS¬ TER— German Club; Chess Club. MALCOLM DAVID FRANCIS— Basketball, MGR-8; Baseball, MGR-8; SCA Rep.— 9-10; Spanish Club — 10; Chess Club-11,12; DECLARATION Staff-11; CAROUSEL Staff- 12; Tennis-12. WALDO FREEMAN. RONALD LEE FRIEND. MA- RETHA KAYE GOFF— French Club-8,10; FHA-8,10; Tri- Hi-Y-9,11,12, Sec. 12; Model Gen. Assem¬ bly-11,12; Beta Club-11,12, Convention— 1 1; FBLA— 12; VICA-12; COE Student-12. MARTHA GALE GOFF. Students await acceptance to college. BRENDA GAYLE GREGORY. JOANN HAMLETT. BAR¬ BARA JEAN HARVEY. CINDY MARIE HARVEY. CHARLOTTE GAY HATCHER— Varsity Basket¬ ball Cheerleader— 10-12, co¬ captain— 12; FHA-Treas. 9; Art Club— Treas. 12; Math Club-12; SCA Rep.-11,12; Spanish Club— 10,11. VIR¬ GINIA CORRINE HATCHER-Tri-Hi-Y-8-1 0, Pres. 9, Hist., 10; SCA Rep. — 11; Chorus — 8-11; FBLA— 10,12, Rep.; Beta Club-11,12; VICA-12; Dis¬ tinguished American High School Students— 12. 25

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Life for students is much different here from In¬ dia. Most schools are co-educational here, while the reverse is true in India. Very few students own cars, but motorcycles are quite common. Boys and girls do date, but in groups of 15 to 20 since other sizes are forbidden. Despite some of the inconven¬ iences of student life in India, it is basically good. The most important difference is that life there does not allow a student to achieve self-reliance, inde¬ pendence and responsibility. Mainly because par¬ ents attach themselves to their children too much and don’t want to let go. But these days they are re¬ alizing that we are in a new timespan and that tradi¬ tions are made to be broken and reformed. Putting aside all the traditions, parents do give one thing all humans need— LOVE. Anil Ramachandriah Mr. Jeffery Schleicher not only teaches safety habits, but demonstrates them. LINDA MAXINE DUVALL- Jr.-Tri-Hi-Y-8-10, Pres. 10; French Club— 8,9; Sr.— Tri- Hi-Y-11,12. MARION SANDRA DUVAL-Tri-Hi- Y-11,12, Treas. 12; MGA-12. JERRY LAMAR EAST, JR —Cross Country Track— 12; Indoor Track— 12; Outdoor Track— 12. RONNIE WAYNE EGG¬ LESTON, CHARLOTTE FAYE ENGLISH-French Club— 8; Latin Club— 10,11; Indoor Track MGR— 10-12; Beta Club-11,12. ROBERT GERALD EPPERSON- Chess Club— 8; Spanish Club-9; Art Club-11; Beta Club-11,12; Tennis-12. DENNIS JAMES EVANS. KIM RENEE FAIN-FHA-8; SCA Rep.— 9; Spanish Club— 10; Spanish Singers Dance groups— 10; Martial Arts— 11, Pres., 12. MARY MARGARET FOSTER— German Club— 10; Latin Club— 12. 24

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KENNETH WAYNE HICKS- | JV Basketball— 9,1 0; Martial I Arts-9-12. MICHAEL EARL I HICKS— Chess— 8; Two Cen- | tury Club— 11,12; Foot- I ball — 12; Tennis— 12. ED¬ WARD McMAHON HULL. FREDERICK DALE HULL. TAMERA IRIS HUM- PHREYS-Football cheer- lader— 9-12; SCA— 9-12; Beta Club— 11,12; Homecoming Court-11,12; FHA-8,9; Spanish Club — 10; Math Club— 8,9; French Club— 11, Pres., 12; Sophomore Class President; CAROUSEL staff, 12; Chorus Pianist— 12; Miss JFHS-11. CARMELA KIM JACKSON-FHA-12; Martial Arts— 10; Bible— 9; Varsity Basketball, MGR — 11; Var¬ sity Baseball, MGR. — 10, VICA-11,12; Chorus-11. Seniors move into final days. PEGGY ELAINE JACK- SON— Girls Basketball, MGR., Scorekeeper— 9-1 1 ; FBLA-11,12. RACHEL DELOIS JOHNSON-Jr. Tri- Hi-Y-8; VICA-10,12; Martial Arts-12. PATRICIA SUSAN JONES-Latin Club-9-11, Treas., 11; Beta Club— 11,12, Chaplain, 12; Tri-Hi-Y— 10- 12; CAROUSEL Staff-12; SODA Partner— 12. RONALD PERRY JONES. DAVID LEE JUSTIS, JR.— French Club — 9,10; Science Club— 9,10; NEDT Award— 10; JFHS Gifted Stu¬ dent Program— 11; Indoor Track 10; Golf-11. NANCY STANMORE KING-Latin Club— 8-10; French Club— 12; Science Club— 8,9; Beta Club— 12; Band Major¬ ette— 10; Volleyball— 9; Ten¬ nis— 12; Distinguished Stu¬ dents Award— 12. 26