Sand Fork High School - Beacon Yearbook (Sand Fork, WV)

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STUDENT TEACHERS Since 1947-8 Sand Fork School has from time to time served as a training schoolfor Glenville State College student teachers .... among the student teach- ers whohave worked here are those pictured on this page: Mrs. Jean Flesher, Miss Kathryn Raines, Mr. Hobart Childers, Mr. Bernard Jolley, Mr. Robert Weaver .... inthe lower rightcorner is Mr. Nelson L. Wells, head of the teach- er-training at GSC, whose visits for observation of his students' work is doubly- welcomeg for many years as social studies teacher he devoted himself to Sand Fork High School and all its undertakings. 'W 'M if 25

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ENGLISH 12 DRIVER EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION OFFICE Much wisdom often goes with fewer words. - Sophocles Mr. Gilbert Reed, Sand Fork principal, for the past fifteen years Open confession is good for the SOLI 1. 24

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EXTRA Clllllllll LAR FHA HISTORY The local chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was first organized here in the fall of 1951, with Mrs. Lavaughn Bouch as ad- visor. Projects carried on have in- cluded Christmas Cheer Baskets, the study of the use of parliamen- tary procedure in conducting meet- FFA ROW lflto rj - Delmas Keith, secretaryg Jim Montgomery, sentinel, Bernard McHenry, vice-president, Charles Mas- sey, presidentg Jim Groves, treasurerg Bob Montgomery, reporterg Jim Massey, parliamentarian, Stacy Conrad. ROW 2 - Lester Ray Collins, Richard Burke, Lynn Money- penny, Jerry Garrett, Kennard McHenry, Ronnie Burke, Jimmie Harper, John Paul Carr. ROW 3 - Francis Peggs, Bill Marshall, Jimmy Marks, Neil Johnson, Rondall Spaur, Leonard Murphy, Larry Barker. ROW 4 - Russell Barker, James Johnson, Max Marks, Howard Carr, Gary Carpenter, Wayne McHenry. ROW 5 - Lytle Batten, Melvin Edwards, Sterling Edwards, Denny Thompson. Adviser - Mr. James Blake. FFA HISTORY The Future Farmers of Amer- ica chapter here was first organ- ized in the fall of 1948, with Mr. Edmond E. Stewart as advisor for that and the following six years. Mr. James E. Blake has been ad- visor this year. Projects carried on have been tree-pruning in the community and cemetery clean-up. Various awards havebeen earned--among them the sweep- stakes award in the state judging contests at WVU three consecutive years f1951-Z-3j,first place in the ACTIVITIE FHA ROW1 fl to 0 - Naomi Carr, songleaderg Yvonne Helmic reporterp Myma Marshall, vice-president: Mabel Heatr president: Ramona Stout, treasurerg Margaret Spicer, se retaryg Mary Johnson, parliamentariang Ruth Fincham, son leader. ROW 2 -Jeannette Furr, Juanita Groves, Beul Frashure, Carolyn Harris, Helen Heater, Elizabeth Mon gomery, Teresa Sandy, Karen Sue Ford, Doris Jean He mick. ROW 3 - Joann Radcliff, Ann Murphy, Sue E111 Garrett, Roberta Minner, Mary Skinner, Deanna Wildma Sue Wright, Anna Bell Thompson, Historian. Advisor - M: Bouch. ings, and personalprojects by each member. This year the group has taken for aproject girl's wash room im- provements,and has purchased and installed blindsfor the home econ- omics room. The past two years two girls have been sponsored to state FHA camp. livestock judging contest 119551 and in plant pathology f1954l , first place in string band competition fl955l, third in the state in the creed con- test fLarry Barker-19531, third in parliamentary procedure 09541, and the following individual state firsts. The livestock judging team- Delmas Keith, Charles Massey and Bernard McHenry-won this y'ear- an all-expense trip to the National F. F. A. Convention and Judging Contests in Kansas City, where Charles Massey won abronze emb- lem, a third-place individual award.