Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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ORGAN 17A TIONS . -: ' Jl HI Old Yearbook Pictures Go on Sale ! Organizations have a definite place in our school. Club meetings have been carefully planned and scheduled on a calendar of Events which comes out at the beginning of each month. Whatever your interests, there is a club for you. Each club is carefully super¬ vised by a sponsor, who is a faculty member. It is felt that this working and planning by the students is educational and will aid in making students well rounded citizens.

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Safety Patrol On the Go with Safety The Safety Patrol has a very important function at this school. Safety is their main concern . . . safety, on the buses. These patrolmen are appointed to serve for the entire school year. The persons appointed are appointed because they are depend¬ able and take their jobs seriously. Much depends on these patrolmen. So, between this trio, the drivers, mechanics and patrolmen we are on the go with safety. Above, L. to R. Captain Violet Pugh, Lieutenant Anne Forrest, Sergeant Lois Garrison, Reporter Judy Owens, S.C.A. Reporter Flora Morgan. Right, These people keep their buses on the go -- KNEELING 1 to r -- Mr. Fernald, mechanic cum laude, Mr. Brooks, the fix-it man, Herbert Hudgins, Weldon Cannon, Jr., STANDING --Bobby Gayle, Charles Sadler, Tommy Owens, Scotty Hyatt, Peter Maxwell, Terry Davis, and Larry Cannon, all drivers. Below. , seated FIRST ROW: Mildred Hudgins, Rosemary Hudgins, SECOND ROW: Jean Edwards, Elizabeth Broaddus, Wickey Dixon, Linda Diggs, THIRD ROW: Marlene Hudgins, Judy Hugate, Judy Clarke, Marilee Staib, FOURTH ROW: Geraldine Hudgins, Juanita Daniels, Ruth A. Cannon, Dianne Bohannon, STANDING Leon Leigh.

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Above: The officers of the S.C.A. have been very faithful to the execution of their duties. L. to R. FIRST ROW: Ricky Hammond, Pres., Dottie Foster V.P. , Weldon Cannon, Sec. , Richard Armistead Rep,, Nancy Faye Sadler, Treas. (SECOND ROW) Above: Ricky Hammond, center has made a most excellent S.C.A. President. He is shown here confer¬ ring with the wise S.C.A. sponsors, Mr. Brown and Mrs. Sadler. State Theme 1963- ' 64 -- Attaining New Heights Flower -- Dogwood -- Emblem -- Flaming Torch Above: An important person in the S.C.A. is the Homeroom Rep. -- here Roz Hammond keeps her homeroom informed on the happenings of the last S.C.A. Meeting . S.C.A. — Of the The Student Cooperative Association is an organi¬ zation designed for the purpose of stimulating char¬ acter growth of students and promoting the general welfare of the school. The governing body of the S.C.A. is the student council. The council is composed of S.C.A. offi¬ cers elected by the student body and the represen¬ tatives elected by the homerooms, clubs and or¬ ganizations . The meetings are conducted bi-weekly. The Honor Council is composed of the S.C.A. officers, the principal, and the sponsor. The pur¬ pose of the Honor Council is to promote honesty in all phases of school life . It is impossible to list all of the many activities of the S.C.A. Among the most important are: 1 . good orientation program 2 . Desk stands provided for all rooms 3. Big project -- improving school spirit and sportsmanship. 4. Five Southeast School Assemblies and 8 regular assemblies. 28