Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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STUART HIGH’S SOCIAL YEAR It looks as if Santa has already made his visit. Gene and the Teenbeats play for the Home¬ coming dance. The Juniors and Seniors enjoy the food as well as the entertainment by the Willis Sisters. Polly Flippin was chosen Miss Stuart High 1963.

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Members of the S.C.A. seem to be enjoying decorating for the party. The annual Christmas Social is sponsored by the S.C.A. Students draw names in their homerooms, and gifts are exchanged at the social. The S.C.A. chose Winter Fairy¬ land as their theme and decorated with silver stars. Christmas carols, games, dancing, and refreshments were enjoyed by all. AND CHRISTMAS SOCIAL MAKE UP Mrs. Cockram shows everyone her version of the Twist. % Frosty the Snowman makes a surprise appearance at the social.

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F.F.A. SWEETHEART, D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN, BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER JUNIOR MARSHALS, AND BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ F.F.A. Sweetheart Carol Williams STATE REPRESENTATIVES The students on these pages represent Seniors who have received outstanding honors. The F.F.A. Sweetheart is chosen primarily on the basis of her personality and charm. TheD.A.R. Good Citizen is chosen on the basis of her good citizenship. The Betty Crocker Homemaker has achieved recognition in the field of Home Economics. The Junior Marshals are the four students who have the highest academic standing in their class. The rep¬ resentatives to Boys ' and Girls ' State are chosen and sponsored by local civic organizations. We at Stuart High are very proud of each of these students. ARE IMPORTANT D.A.R. Good Citizen Mary Alice Akers Betty Crocker Homemaker Shirley Collins 28