Stephens City High School - Newtown Pippin Yearbook (Stephens City, VA)

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THE NEWTOWN PIPPIN STAFF VIRGINIA STICKLEY. Advisor Editor-in-Chief ,I Business Manager. . . Literary Editor. , , Assistant Editors BETTY DODSON ELOISE ALBIN YVONNE BAYLISS MILDRED PAINTER NINA STINE Art Editor FRED WATTS Assistant Art Editor , RUTH PARKER Advertising Manager FRANK BRUMBACK Assistant Advertising Managers HENRY CARBAUGH JAMES LETTERMAN LOUISE PERRY LESTER SINOHAss AVERYL WARREN . DAVIS BAUGHMAN DAN METZ . .MARY BELLE WATTS Assistant Business Manager BILLY NORMAN Athletic Editors RICHARD BOYD RICHARD CATHER Photographic Editors ZOE LEMLEY JANICE RICKARD ROLAND SNAPP Circulation Manager ROY BAYLISS Assistant Circulation Managers BEATRICE ANDERSON BILLY BRUMBACK ORVILLE NESSELRODTE EUGENE LUPTON CHARLOTTE WYANT MAURICE CARPENTER

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E. E. A. FAIR EXHIBIT The above picture is the Farm Display exhibited by Ernest Davies and Nlaurice Carpenter. both seniors in Agriculture. The interest of such exhibits has been on a rapid increase each year and the exhibits have shown a growing ability on the part of the farm folk to plan, plant, and reap with intelligent care. ln the 1941 Fair, there were over 1,200 exhibits on display. This rep- resents hours of hard work and careful selection on the part of the boys studying Vocational Agriculture in order to have exhibits of high quality and merit. The spirit of competition is brought into the Fair since each boy competes against other Chapter members in the various classes. The competent judges sslected to judge the Fair are extremely careful in their selection of the prize winners. ln our 1941 Fair. Eugene Lupton had more prize-winning exhibits than any other boy. consequently, was awarded the High Score prize. ln connection with the Fair, we sponsored a Judging Contest. There were twelve competing teams. The Stephens City Chapter gave a gold cup to the winning team. We are proud to announce that Franklin Brumback was high man in apple judging while Billy Norman. another member of our Chapter, was high man in corn judging. ' We feel that our 1941 Fair was very successful and expect to make it a better Fair in 1942. F. A. DOBBINS

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CENTRAL FINANCE BOARD ROBERT E. AYLOR, Advisor and Treasurer President ,..,,,, HENRY CARBAUGH. F. F. A. Treasurer Vice-President FRANKLIN BRUMBACK, B. A. A. Treasurer Secretary .AVERYL VJARREN. Clee Club Treasurer Dan Metz ..,, Ann Lemley .,... Maxine Ridgeway Charlotte Rudolph Maurice Lemley, Jr. . Donald Smith. . . , . . . . .Treasurer, . , .Treasurer, . . ,TfC3SUl'Cf, . . .Treasurer . . .Treasuren . . .Treasuren Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Seventh Grade Sixth Cirade Billy Smith . . . . . .Treasurertl Fifth Grade Hilda Edwards . . .Treasurer Home Economics Juanita Vincent., Darlene Boyce ., Eloise Sargent .... Edward Clevenger , , .Treasurer, . . ,Treasurer. . . .Treasurer, . . .Treasurer, Library Club Ciirls' Athletic Ass'n. Spanish Club, Section B Spanish Club, Section A All Student Organizations, which make possible the many important student activities of the school, need financial support if they are to prove suc- cessful. Therefore, student groups find many ways to raise money in order to carry on the wholesome activities of the school. This money must be properly handled and the amounts raised must be recorded, deposited and expended ac- cording to sound business rules governing any business organization. To do this, the Central Finance Board composed of the treasurers of all the school clubs and organizations meet weekly. At the meetings, all members report the amount of money raised during the week and turn over the amounts to be deposited in the school account at a local bank. Also, all expenditures are ap- proved and checks are written to cover them. Since the board is a representative organization. each student in the school has a voice in determining how the money, raised by his particular club and organization, can be spent. E-R. E. AYLoR