Richlands High School - Reminiscences Yearbook (Richlands, VA)

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STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SEATED: Miss Wilson, Adviser, Randall McGlothlin, Faye Wyatt, Phyllis McGlothlin, Sandy Marrs, Owetie Stinson, and Billy Joe Massie. STANDING: David Jes- see, Norma Asbury, Beth Aspinwall, Ann Nuckolls, Larry Baldwin, Buddy Altizer, Peter Allen, Dickie McGee, Linda Sword, Ralph Griffith, Judy Johnson, Bonnie Smith, and Vickie Harris. The Student Council, the governing group of the Student Co-operative As¬ sociation, is composed of the entire student body. It is made up of the officers of the student body, the class officers, the editor of “The Tornado” and two representatives from each class. The projects undertaken this year by the Student Council are as follows: sponsoring the Homecoming Parade, the coronation, and the dance; Christmas homeroom decoration contest, a Christ¬ mas formal, a May Day program, a “Miss Richlands High” Beauty Contest, and many other extra - curricular activities. SEATED: Jane Clear, Treasurer; James Lawson, Vice-President; and Linda Goodwin, Secretary. STANDING: Miss Wilson, Advisor; and Tom Norman, President.

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ANNUAL STAFF K ' W 1m 1 fli [ v 1st jp® ■ 1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; J. W. Overbay, Loretta Hill, Eulis Patrick, Betty Lou Brown, and Miss Hunter, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Smith, Cly- dette Patterson, Gay Bandy, Melvin Baldwin, Don Dye, Jackquetta Ratliff, Ruth Stilwell, Becky Shouse, and Tommy Shook. J. W. Overbay, Editor; Loretta Hill and Eulis Patrick, Business Managers; and Betty Lou Brown, Secretary. The Tornado Staff, consisting of thir¬ teen members picked for their out¬ standing qualities, is responsible for the publication of the yearbook and school pictures. In addition to the stress and strain of putting out the yearbook, The Tornado Staff has its lighter moments among these are the yearly social events, a Christmas dinner and party, also, a picnic to climax the completion of the annual.

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BA ALPHA CLARINET QUAR¬ TETTE: Brownie Boyd, Jane Clear, Patricia Jennings, and Mary Jane Blankenship. FLUTE: Sandra Whitt, Julia Pruett, and Dolly Davis. CLARINET: Brownie Boyd, Frances Warner, Virginia Adair, Jane Clear, Patricia Jennings, Sandra Shook, Glenna White, Betty Ann Royall, Brenda Johnson, Mary Jane Blankenship, Judy Casey, Judy Cox, Ruth Henkle, Peggy Ratliff, Betty Kyle Elswick, Margaret Jessee, Sheila Short, and Linda Chambers. OBOE: Charlotte Dye. SAXOPHONE: Christine Miller, Sue Perrine, Ginger White, Lou Ellen Allison, Linda Steele, Phyllis Martin, and Mary Turner. PERCUSSION: Jackie Turner, Don White, Garnet Webb, Glenn Richardson, Douglas Day, and Wayne Lester. CORNET- TRUMPET : Lenora Beavers, Mary Margaret Glenn, Gayle Shortridge, Linda Combs, Betty Byrd Sanders, Arvin Sneed, James Brown, Susy Nuckolls, Jill Casey, Peggy Childress, James Hylton, Ann Childress, Betty Carol Whitt, Patsy Adkins, and Peggy Helbert. FRENCH HORN: Kathryn Warner. BARITONE HORN: Joyce Arnett, Fred Altizer, and John Altizer. TROMBONE: James Vance, Kendrick Hurt, Tom Worley, Roger Arn¬ old, Marie Russ, and Raleigh Couch. SOUSAPHONE: Jack Young, Joe Lowe, and Vince LaForce. BELL LYRA: Mary Pat Underwood and Clydette Patterson. BAND OFFICERS: President, Judy Casey; Vice- President, Virginia Adair; and Secretary-Treasurer, Alice Casey.