Shawsville High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawsville, VA)

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HI-Y . . . FIRST ROW: Kenneth Durham, Jimmy Mills, Jimmy Duncan, Everett Perdue, Wayne Clowers, Steve Firebaugh,Jimmy Pearman, Steve Weaver,Mr. Henson, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Charles Austin,Steve Watter- son, Danny Wimmer, Marvin Wrenn, Reggie Rumburg, Johnny Thornton, Jimmy Williams, Dickie Hall, Duke Raines,Mike Willis,Steve Harr. MISSING: Leon Haley. Hi-Y Works Toward Another Ace Rating OFFICERS . . . The capable leaders of the Hi-Y are Wayne Clowers, president, Steve Firebaugh, vice- presidentg Jimmy Pearman, secretary, Everett Per- due, treasurerg Jimmy Duncan, reporter5Steve Weav- er, chaplaing Jimmy Mills,historia.ng and Mr. Henson, sponsor. The Hi-Y is ascholastic clubfor boys Whose ideals and purposes are based entirely on Chris- tian beliefs. It is the purpose of the Hi-Y to ex- tend these beliefs throughout the school and to promote fellowship among the members of the student body. Last year the Hi-Y received an ace rating, on a state level, as a Hi-Y club. In May of 1964, the Hi-Y sponsored ateam of panelists on Klass- room Kwiz. Some of the Hi-Y's activities for the past year included attending district conferences and sending delegates to the Model General Assem- bly in Richmond. The club sponsored assem- blies at Thanksgiving and Easter. 38

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Jimmy Duncan Beto Club Honors Achievement 'H M 'w'1 N. y t ev- l --e e wg .- e3 Q Q 1 Mrs. Edith Stockton Sponsor il: Judy Rice Vice-President Evelyn Dudley Secretary -Treasurer Trudy Rurnburg Barbara Brown Rushia Brown Wayne Clowers Martha Dickerson Judy Fitzwater Carl McDaniel Alice Pearman Jimmy Pearman Everett Perdue Robert Perdue Nancy Richardson Agness Robinson Mark Wickham Carol Williams President The Beta Club is a national honor society which pre- motes leadership, achievement, and character among stu- dents. Members are chosen for their high scholastic aver- age and personal characteristics. Members are chosenfrom the upper three grades of high school. The club sponsored a dance before the Thanksgiving holiday. ' Y in Q Q Edna Amos iq Q l ' 'T ,ggi I, . Judy Brandau . 1-1 A W 7' . T A I A J 'V cz 5 '54 1' 4 f l it gl N l a .ff S .gi ' r' L Rose Craig X L--- A Y l fm i 1 . -1 +--if Tglllf , 'Mitra' ' Sally Heslep - N 3 . 1 5, I' X Judy Hubbard N at tif., gjf ij , ,,,, 'il' f 1 '4 J 1 Mike Martin if My , , J W V . ., K A ini.: 5 L! 1 ' e J D 5'fTTT'ffifi1 n ',fiV' h A .X N , 1 VL El U H ix Y Q N H Cathy Miller W ff if . l 'e T? J ,n lc 1 .J J ,J a it n af. A 1 '-f wfr ' ' L LW E .il . A r ' Q X' N - X fi M, T ! J N Y . 5 !!,. Q :I t .,y.H:mnQ '- l 2 like L , A :V ww' uv, Vu A Y ' 1 t WIA wzwwwiwx Y Y it-Rh wi ,E V, -A ff! ' ' 35 EQ! ' ' E, , ' ' 'VM A A We -' Y th. ' Y .:fXiJ's.gf- NR? ge .efifll 1' '- - Steve Weaver uv sw- X W A 1: 1 ' ' ' LIVE! ,Q ' 421E:1', I' 3, fl 1, 'R -' ' L 'fe 1 -1 Y . J 1' ' up P-' 's A fl'l -Mi 1 1 W il N A 1 W X, A , ': : ': :, Q l Mike Willis ,xl e 37 -Reporter

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Tri-Hi-Y Sells Candy At Boll Gomes ,,,- -v .-Y--..,--7 . W, V D, .-, ,iii i 1 f' l OFFICERS . . . Elected at the beginning of the year, Carol Williams, president, Trudy Rumburg, vice- presidentg Edna Amos, secretary-treasurer, Linda Brammer, reporter, and Nancy Richardson, chap- lain, led the Tri-Hi-Y through a successful year. The Tri-Hi-Y is a scholastic club for girls whose ideals and purposes are based entirely on Christian beliefs. It is the purpose of the Tri- Hi-Y to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian living. The Tri-Hi-Y sold candy at ball games in order to raise money to send two delegates to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Oth- er projects of the club included having devotions at PTA, sponsoring the March of Dimes Drive, and conducting religious services at school as- semblies. TRI-HI-Y . . . FIRST ROW: Alice Pearman, Gail SECOND ROW: Judy Brandau, Linda Niday, Judy Williams, Patsy Hooker, Cathy Miller, Kay Comp- Rice, Shirley Graham, Patty East, Charlene Reese, ton, Linda Burris, Charlotte Sisson, Linda Hall. Sally Heslep, Evelyn Dudley, Martha Dickerson. 39