McIntire High School - McChalva Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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THE MCCHALVA 13 Publications Club V l First Row fleft to rightj: Mary Marrs, Katherine Guiff, Christine White, Rosser Wayland, Miss Smith, Richard LaFon. Second Row fleft to rightj: Oskar Hansen, Layton McCann, Hunter Cockrell, Frank Holloway, Summers Douglass, David Powell, Frances Lynch, Ruby Goodman, Evelyn Conley. STAFF Editor-in-Chief , . .... . . ROSSER WAYLAND, JR. Managing Editor. . SOMMERS DOUGLASS, JR. Sports Editor . . FRANK HOLLOWAY Art Editor . . OSKAR HANSEN Seven times this year the ink-smeared staff of The Mclrttiricm published their newspaper, With news of high school, grades and sports. On Thursdays We met in the library to make important decisions on lead stories, cartoons, editorials or the Question of the Month , before the staff members were sent scurrying through the halls, in Search of news or somebody to type the front page.

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12 THE MCCHALVA McCl'1c1lvo Staff First Row Klcft to rightj : Marion Houchens, Rosser Wayland, Violett Bolick, Miss Morris, Josephine Campbell, Doris Staples, William Brown. Second Row fleft to 1-ightj: Arthur Haigh, Walter Dorman, Robert Giannini, Otis Haggard, Sommers Douglass, Pauline Eppard, Rosalie Pitman. Not in Pl'lffZ,ll'0f Miss France. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... ............ V IOLETT BOLICK Assistant Editors-in-Chief . . ROSSER WAYLAND, JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL Business Manager .... ....... S OMMERS DOUGLASS Assistant Business Manager . . . MARION HOUCHENS Chief Reporter ..... . . DORIS STAPLES Assistant Reporter . . ........ WILLIAM BROWN Circulation Managers . . . ROBERT GIANNINI, MARION HOUCHENS GTGCZQ Editor .... ........ W ALTER DORMAN Sports Editor . . . . OTIS HAGGARD Photography Editor . . . , ARTHUR HAIGII Chief Typist . . . ......... PAULINE EPPARD Assistant Typists . , ROSALIE PITMAN, MARION HOUCHENS Art Editor .... ....... W ILLIAM BROWN Assistant Art Editor . ...., DORIS STAPLES Faculty Advisors ............... MISS MORRIS, MISS FRANCE Although not many members of our class had any special job all have taken part in one Way or another with the publication of our yearbook. Without, however, the sup- port of the underclassmates, we could not have succeeded with it. We sincerely hope we have planted many pleasant memories in your minds through this, our last contribution, THE MCCHALVA.

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14 THE MCCHALVA Girls' 4-H Club Seated Kleft to rightj: Dorothy Garrison, Ruby Lee Collins, Barbara Odend'hal, Catherine Bond, Frances Sharp, Kathleen Street, Mary Jane Lewis, Mary Gentry. Standing Cleft to rightj: Elizabeth Birckhead, Mary Ellen Goode, Sara Lewis, Betty Anne Collins, Joanne Blincoe, Betty Lou Scruggs, Virginia Sherrill, Ruth Duncan, Barbara Cash, Ruby Goodman, Lyndall Pugh, Jean Stribling. OFFICERS President . . . ...... . BARBARA ODEND'HAL Vice-President . . . CATHERINE BOND Secretary . . RUBY LEE COLLINS Treasurer .... . . . JUNE SHIPP Song Leader .... . . . JUNE SHIPP Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . . FRANCES SHARP Motto: t'To Make the Best, Better The girls in the 4-H Club this year spent the second Monday in each month work- ing on two projects. In one, clothing, they learned to design and make their own clothes and in the second project, cooking, they discussed food conservation and practiced cook- ing simple dishes. fThe cooking project was so successful that the club was entertained in March at a buffet supper and a taffy pull.J I S -