Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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Mr. Watkins and Lane discuss her plans for college. OF S.H.S.—A HARD WORKING AND Mrs. Hopkins calls the roll in the Junior English Class. Mrs. Dalton helps David with decoration plans for Homecoming. Mrs. Law and Mrs. Hill check invitation orders. 19 Mrs. Tatum records geography homework grades.

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The Features Section of the JEB is a showcase for some of the im¬ portant events and outstanding students that crowd our memories of this year at Stuart High. Amid shudders of suspense, oohs and ahs” of surprise, and an oc¬ casional groan of disappointment or indignation, the judges make their de¬ cision, and Miss Stuart High is chosen. Students buying annuals earn the right to vote for Miss Jeb. The basketball team chooses six contestants for Homecoming Queen. The students vote. Who has won? No one knows ' til the Homecoming Dance. The Juniors are the hosts for the Junior-Senior Banquet, knowing that next year they ' ll be on the receiving end of the hospitality. With a tree, practically buried under presents, and mistletoe hanging everywhere, the Christmas Social has to be (and is) a tremendous success. Everyone pitches in with everything from pennies to dollars to help select the F.F.A. sweetheart. A very high honor is bestowed on the girl chosen as D.A.R. Good Citizen. The Betty Crocker Homemaker Award is given to a senior girl who has achieved recognition in the field of Home Economics. The Junior Marshals have the honor of participating in graduation ac¬ tivities. Girls ' and Boys ' State Representatives gain experience and a knowledge of how their government works. This section closes with a group of snapshots. Let these remind us of some pleasant moments we have spent and unforgettable people we have met during . . . 21