Shawsville High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawsville, VA)

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C . gg, ' x J I, 11 V -,t i is 'J naar ' ww , i , NM. I , 1 i I A PERFECT DAY FOR RELAXING ....... The officers of Section A, Roger Perdue, president, Glenna Epperly, vice-president, Wayne Deweese, secretary-treasurer, a.ndArchie Hinkley, reporter, enjoy the sunshine before going back to class. Ckms ' Barbara Brown ' Ronny Childs 7' 4 55? Q all, f' 4 ' L sa C: Nora Compton f . , N X . , Phillip Compton ,N ' 1 , 571 .4 .. Sl inthe? ,Mgia -jhgggiuxff AE .fa EF gg 1 H 1 ,V K, KT' A 1- . 9 V V , NX 1: '11 ll 'Qi '7' Shirley Craig ff, ' . g Jean DeHart gfW..f up ,jeff :mv , As the Sophomores began their third year of high school life, they found the doors to many or- ganizations open to them for the first time. By taking advantage of these openings, they strength- ened their school and themselves athletic ally, socially, and academically. . As the year drew to a close, the Sophomores looked forward to their junior year. They also breathed a sigh because the end of the sophomore year meant no more gym and no more biology. ofl967 W I y A , Linda Aliff ,A QQ- ' Jo Ann Anderson Shirley Atkins Shirley Barnett 6 D J Ruby Breen LEADERS OF TOMORROW? ......... As .the officers 0 Section B, Judy Hubbard, presidentg Barbara Brow vice-president, Ronny Childs, secretary-treasurer, an Brenda Lawrence, reporter, feel they are capable o' performing their duties. 54? 1

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TAKE YOUR TIME, WE'RE IN NO HURRY ...... That is the thought running through the minds of Section A of- ficers, Mike Edwards, president, Danny Wickline, vice- president, Judy Wrenn, secretary, Joe McDaniel, treas- urer, and Connie Atkinson, reporter. The Freshman Class of 1964 entered high school in the fall with an eagerness to learn and achieve. As theyear came to an end, they realized that they had attained these goals. As Freshmen, they gained the privilege of choosing some of the subjects they wished to take. They assumed posi- tions of leadership within the school. In the spring, the Freshmen vowed to make their sophomore year even more successful than their freshman year had been. Class of 1968 rl ,N ww - sstsin I E-' u w F wigf' T , -if l ff- -- 21-L., ,rl 1:r' 'J W er fi., f 1 .1 ,m i - Ljlf' , rf ., K. 'S' filg- VT L . gf thm? X' YE' '.:1 -Km , F' .fa d j N. my i , W , s ir 'I T- ' , ,MJ .. ' , ' f 5059 Flannel i ,S ' ii mfg-f ,'lggzssf2e. M Mi' i f -ggigmlsh , '..W,, l.t.'9'- H H' . ff -5 t' - -.idihw ,iii , , in 1' ww tts gall l' ,. J if T if wat- -1 My . 'W H H, ' fm ,,, 1 5-uw ,. -' 4 Charles Austin . J . Paul Bandy , nr r I Frank Barnett ' Corlis Brammer ,, Connie Atkinson L Lucille Breen Donald Burris David Chumbley FOLLOW THE LEADER ...... In this case, the leader of Section B is Susan Wickham, p r e sid e nt , with David C h u ni bl e y , vice-president, Ollie Johnson, secretary-treasurer, and Kathy Perdue, reporter, following her. Patricia Craighead Russell Creasy J. T. Dove Charles Duncan Larry Duncan Mike Edwards 30