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

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Monogram Club Virginia Bailey William Bailey Hazel Barham Patsy Barton Dorothy Boone Betty Vonn Brill Thomas Brown Aubrey Clevenger Donna Combs Mary Cooper Marian Coop Aline DeHaven Richard Dick Marjorie Golladay Ruth Grim Mary Herrnanson Peggy Hoover Mildred Kirk Lorraine Marker Mary Ann Mclllwee Thomas Reardon Susan Sargent Rosa Lee Showalter Lucille Singhas Barbara Wolfe

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Monogram Club Miss Ella Rudolph .... --- .... Sponsor Mr. Lester Singhass .... ...... S ponsor Charles Coats ...... ........ P resident William Bailey ....... ---Vice-President Rosa Lee Showalter -..- ...... Secretary Betty Vonn Brill .... ...... T reasurer Patsy Barton U- .......... Reporter Ruth Grim ..... .... P arliamentarian Aline DeHaven .................................... Historian The Monogram Club has been in existence at Stephens City High School for a number of years. It is an organization made up of high school students, boys and girls, who have met a minimum of requirements as a member of at least one of the athletic teams, such as softball, football or baseball, or stu- dents who have served as cheerleaders. Last year, one of the major activi- ties of the Monogram Club was the drafting and adoption of a Constitution. The group began this session by setting up a program of Work for the entire year with the over-all aims of promoting student interest in athletic activi- ties and attitudes of good sportsmanship at all times.

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Newspaper Staff Dorothy Boone Peggy Hoover Tunney Nicholson Aline DeHaven Dorothy Lamp Randolph Seal Nancy Ewing Hansel Lindamood Alfred Snapp Ruth Grim Luther Lowery Linden Vann Maureen Hauseniluck Rebecca Loy Esther Williams Mary Hollar Lorraine Marker Louis Wilson The Blue and Gold, the Stephens City High School newspaper, has been produced by the students since the year 1945-46, when Mrs. Virginia Estep initiated its publication. Prior to that time, for a number of years, Stephens City High School ran a weekly column in both local papers, the Winchester Evening Star and Northern Virginia Daily.