Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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BETA CLUB “Achievement, Character, Leadership” Keeping in mind that the purpose of the Beta Club is to promote citizenship and leadership; en¬ courage fellowship and achievement, and inspire honesty and tolerance, the Marion chapter in 1942 has -tried to select objectives that will promote these general aims. The Beta Club has contributed to the library, to the Defense Council, and to the Beta Education Fund: it has sponsored the “Lost and Found” department, has cooperated with the Girls’ Hi-Y in running the Book Store, and has sponsored the Victory Book Campaign in cooperation with Miss Akers, school librarian, and the Library Club. Most of the work of the club is accomplished through committees, under the leadership of the officers and the sponsor. Joy Wright President Nellie Carter Secretary Miss Buchanan Jim Poe Vice-President Della Ruth Murray Treasurer Sponsor Byron Anderson Evelyn Boyd Margaret Box Mary Jane Burchette Dick Dickinson Bonita Fowler Lucille Fulton Graham Gardner Mildred Guy Bena Jo Houston Dorothy Hash Patricia Horne MEMBERS Dorothy King Mildred Lincoln Bill Lemmon Violet Leedy Mildred Mason Grace McConnell Tharon Musser Lorraine Parks Sue Sheffey Parrish Johnny Sue Price Ruth Richardson Richard Robinson Jean Sayers Hilda Snider Madelon Snider Elsie Stone Sally Scott Dolores Summitt Frances Slagle Guilda Tibbs Imogene Wassum Jack Walker Jean Williams

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ADVISORY COUNCIL The Advisory Council is composed of the S. C. A. officers, the various club presidents in the school, home room representatives, and faculty sponsors. The purpose of the Council is to act as coordinator for all school organizations. In this way all groups feel a part of the S. C. A. The Council is interested in helping all the clubs carry out their objectives for the year, in making a school calendar, and in promoting worthwhile activities for the school as a whole. This is the first year of its organization, and it has already become a vital part of the school. Jim Poe Chairman MILDRED LINCOLN Vice-Chairman Frances Troutman Secretary Miss Moomaw, Miss Scott. Miss Greever, and Mrs. Copenhaver Sponsors Ann Anderson Neil Blankenbeckler Marvin Blevins Virginia Cornett Edith Culbert Junior Cullop MEMBERS Dick Dickinson Bobby Jones George Kiser Bill Lemmon Mildred Mason Bill Menerick Caroline Painter Joe Prater Ted Russell Sally Scott Charles Seward Evelyn Snider Madelon Snider Dorothy Sutter Jack Walker Joy Wright Alvin York

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I PERSONALITY CLUB The Personality Club was organized early in the autumn of 1940 under the direction of Rev Paul Worley. At that time its membership was limited to seniors. This year the club ' s membership was extended to the entire school and now consists of seventy-one students. The scope of its activity has been broadened to cover such subjects as boy-girl relationships, problems in courtship, etiquette, and other questions which concern the lives of high school students. Ted RUSSELL President GUILDA Tibbs Vice-President Dorothy Hash Secretary-Treasure r REVEREND PAUL WORLEY Director MEMBERS Josephine Aker Helen Hackler Julia Overbay Marie Shupe Byron Anderson Charmie Haga Lorraine Parks Hilda Snider Janice Bare Ruth Haga Hugh Paschal Clara Mae Sprinkle Helen Bishop Jewel Haga Mary Phipps Dolores Summitt Marie Blevins Mildred Hockctt Georgia Etta Poe Evelyn Tilson Ralph Broeske Bena Jo Houston Margaret Prater Pauline Traill Eva Buck Alva Hutton Irene Quillen Thelma Vaught Margaret Buchanan George Kiser Irene Reedy Jack Walker Mary Jane Burchette Rhea Lawrence Louise Rhea Bill Watterson Mary Cale Violet Leedy Ruth Richardson Anna Weddle Janet Catron Hazel Leonard Ruby Ridings Lila Wharton Mary Copenbaver Sadie Long Ruth Russell Ina Wheeler Mabrey Cress Christine Louthen Earl Schwartz Elizabeth Wyrick Mary Ellen Crismond Ann Morris Juanita Scott Ania Young Naomi Cullop Lillian Morris Lura Mae Scott Clctia Young Helen Fowler Mildred Myers Shirley Scott Jimmy Young Bobby Griffitts Blanche Sheets 1