Twin Springs High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Nickelsville, VA)

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Fall Festival King and Queen in the junior division: Larry Joe Carter and Tina Howell. In the senior division: Tony Powers and Maxie Dixon were King and Queen. P.T.A. — People taking action Above are the contestants for the Fall Festival. Our PTA has been a hard working organization. They have had a busy year raising money to help benefit the school. This year they bought new Varsity basketball uniforms. Every year the PTA sponsors the Fall Festival, a money-making project in which the students raise mon- ey for the organization. This money helped to buy audio equipment for the English Department. The officers of the PTA are President, Jack Jen- nings; First Vice-President, Mildred Hillman; Second Vice-President, Nancy Salyer; Secretary, Beth Cul- bertson; Treasurer, Doris Keith. Giving advice to inccoming president, Edith Castle, is Jack Jennings, out going president.

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TSHS Receives Double Honor With the coming of the Jr. Miss Tenneva pageant, students wondered if Twin Springs would continue to keep up its tradition of beauty contest winners. On August 3, 1972, the students hopes were fulfilled. With grace and beauty, LaVerne Addington made us all proud as she received the title of JR. MISS TENNEVA. But this was not all. Students were doubly excited and pleased when Kay Mathes also received the MISS CONGENIALITY Award. Eight other contestants from Twin Springs were Rita Davidson, Teresa Blair, Brenda Carter, Maggie Sweeney, Linda Dockery, Anita Addington, Barbara Flanary, and Kathy Perry. LaVerne Addington JR. MISS TENNEVA Kay Mathes MISS CONGENIALITY FRONT ROW; Rita Davidson, Teresa Blair, LaVerne Addington, Brenda Carter, Kay Mathes. SECOND ROW: Maggie Sweeney, Linda Dockery, Anita Addington, Barbara Flanary, Kathy Perry. 50

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Training for future jobs VICA is a club established in all voca- tional schools found in Virginia. Each school has a slate of officers who are the school’s government. This year at Scott County Vocational School the officers are as follows; President; Johnny Bowen, Vice-President; Phil Henry, Secretary; Mary Lou Lucas, Treasurer; Diane Quillen, Parlia- mentarian; Ronnie Hughes. Each class elects a class representative who represents the class at all the VICA meetings, and who sends reports back to the class of all the activities that have taken place at the meetings. The VICA colors are red, white, blue, and gold which represents the people, the clubs, and the different states of the United States. Watch Out . . . Buddy Milgrim takes special caution as he works. Concentrating on his work in electricity is Walter Rose. Because of their hard work, David Bevins placed second in Mechanics and Doug Rose placed first in Welding.