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SEATED: Sheila Daniel, Rep.; Pat Hochart, V. Pres.; Jimmy Thweatt, Pres.; Mary Crump, Sec.; Anne DuPriest, Treas. SECOND: Dale Berry, Dickie Williams, Bruce Seamster, Eddie Hurt, Linda Rutledge. THIRD: Jerry Epper- son, Scott McLaughlin, Larry Roach, Glenn Linthicum, Michael Tisdale. National Honor Society The Victoria Chapter of the National Honor Society began the 1965-66 school year with fifteen members. On January 7, 1966, eight new members, all from the Junior class, were tapped into the club. They are Bill Hudgins, A1 Vaughan, Frankie Barlette, Harold Tisdale, Cassandra Wilkes, Kathy Nelson, Pat Crymes, and Nancy Hardy. With the aid of their sponsor, Miss Mildred Shaw, the National Honor Society strives to main- tain and spread the high goals of Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character for which the club stands. 50
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REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATES: Diane Clements, Patricia Hochart, Nancy Hardy, Gay Fallen, Beverly Johnson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Glasscock, Linda Myers, Michaeleen Hutchinson, Nancy Rist, Lavinia Johnson. THIRD ROW: Frankie Barlett, Debra Weeks, Eddie DuPriest, Jerry Bailey. S.C.A. The S.C.A. began an active year by sponsoring the 1966 parade and Homecoming dance. Victoria was well represented at the District meeting at Randolph Henry H.S. on October 23. Other activities of the S.C.A. include a Birthday Board in the hall, cards to the students in the hospital, a student exchange program with Kenbridge in preparation for the consolidation of the schools, and two supper meetings with the Kenbridge S.C.A. The Kenbridge and the Victoria S.C.A. met for a banquet at Victoria on November 11, 1965. Here members converse before eating. President, Larry Roach, speaks to the student body at the S.C.A. as- sembly to explain the election of nickname, colors, and mascot for Central.
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F. T.A. The F. T. A. of Victoria High School has been active for many years. The purpose of the F. T.A. is to help those students who are capable decide if they are really interested in the teaching profession. During a series of programs, the club studies the requirements of a good teacher, studies all available scholarships, and studies the individual vocation of each student. Linda Queensberry Some of our future teachers at work! ! Diane Childress Brenda Hamlett 51
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