Loudoun County High School - Lord Loudoun Yearbook (Leesburg, VA)

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Tri H1 Y sends delegates to Model General Assembly Tri-Hi-Y officers: Mrs. Payne, sponsorg Carolyn Ramsey, presidentg Linda Buchanan, chaplaing Linda Massie, secretaryg Teresa Carnes, treasurerg and Joyce Gill, vice-president. To create, maintain, and extend high principles of Christian character throughout the home, school, and com- munity, is the theme of the Tri-Hi-Y. Giving Thanks- giving dinner to a needy family and sponsoring the March of Dimes Drive are examples of the club's monthly pro- jects. The Tri-Hi-Y shares the responsibility of giving devo- tions over the public address system each morning. The club sponsors the Christmas Assembly in addition to decorating the auditorium appropriately. Together with the Hi-Y it plans the Easter Assembly. In the spring a few members attended the Model General Assembly in Richmond. ww let 10 zglal Anne Shumaker Sherry Fisher Linda Buchanan, Virginia Conover, Pam Taylor, Anne Rooney, Debbie Dick, Ann Sandra Key Agnes O Riley Nancy Pierce Peggy Howard Sonja Shockey, Jan Mathers. Second row: Janet Frye, Joyce Gill, Suzanne Rose Branan Linda Massie Diane Gilliam Sandra Lukerillia, Vicky Lanham, Joyce Saunders, Jean Rosen, Ruth Brock Simmons Peggy Howard Barbara Gibson Linda Poland Cindy Murray. Firrt row: Kathy McKay, Robin Beaver, Barbara Massre Norman Jane Carter Mrs Payne JoAnn Shockey Alice Hatcher, Anne Gulick, Teresa Carnes, Barbara Hall, Carolyn Ramsey 67

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Hi-Y members attend church together Hi Y members Row one: Richard Cornwell, Tommy Edwards, Mark Crowley, David Daniels, Jody Kincaid, joby Reynolds Row two Roger Ray Buddy Hammerly, Pete Bailey, Carroll Howard, jim Chamblin, Mr. Smith, sponsor. Row Zlaree: Bill Clemens, john Elgin T Iay Howard Bob Thompson Dan Chamblin. The Hi-Y, which is affiliated with the YMCA, promotes Christian character and fellowship in young men. Sponsored by Mr. Alan Smith, the Hi-Y members serve not only the school, but also the community. They raise and lower the flag in front of the school and say the blessing at lunchtime. Alternating with the Tri-Hi-Y, they lead the student body in devotions each morning. The sixteen members tried to attend a different church one Sunday a month. At school they sponsor the Red Cross drive and the annual Thanksgiving Assembly. They sent several delegates to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Chaplain, Bill Clemens. Hi-Y officers: President Buddy Hammerly Vice-President, jim Chamblin Treasurer john Elging Secretary, T Jay Howard

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Donald Neff heads FFA Officers: Donald Neff, President, L. K. Coffelt, Advisor, jay Tinsman, Treas- urer, jack Titus, Vice-President, Norman Peerson, Sentinel, Buddy Pearson, Re- porterg Louis Carter, Secretary. The Future Farmers of America's primary purpose is the promotion of agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. Members of the FFA compete with other mem- bers of the Northern Triangle Federation in crop, forestry, shop, livestock, and dairy judging, public speaking, and tractor driving. Within the school, an annual FFA scholarship is awarded to an outstanding member, and above average members may be listed on the FFA honor roll. The thirty-six member club is independent of, yet linked to, the vocational agriculture program. Row I: David Davis, Steve Wotford, jay Tinsman, Dalton Davis, Richard Sears, Larry Stephenson, David Fritts, Warran Bailey, John Dickens, Billy Silvious, Bobby George. Row II: L. K. Coffelt, Louis Carter, Carroll Creel, Larry Smith, Sandy Gulick, Sammy Silvious, Fred Farris, James Toombs, Randy Keyes, Billy, Costello. Row Ill: Randolph Creel, Darral Carroll, Buddy Pearson, Monty Fox, Billy Howard, jack Titus, Donald Neff, Charles Dailey, Norman Pearson, Ray Neff.