Virginia Beach High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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,-iw The Arts and Crafts Club is an organi- zation dedicated to maintaining and im- proving the appearance ot the school, to promoting an interest in and a knowledge of art, and to providing a center tor all decorating activities within the school. The members are obtaining a working knowledge ot ceramics, sketching in char- coal, pastels, and pen and ink, metal crafts, and wood burning. N-1,XfrL Lett to right, first row: Sally South- erland, Courtney, Stormont, David Sanderlin, Chrisie Trahan, Stanley Burnham, Charles Gurley, Blanche McDonough, Bunny Stephan, Leo Allen, Leroy Carroll. Second row: Pat Martin, Tony Morrisette, Mary Ann Billos, Bobby Barcroft, Jack Whitehurst. -.-fp, , tt- ' ft - T tt - x , diff: ' , if ','. ' Y 25954, ' Y l Qu int ' Q ani? X f ' H sm ,ff L:-f , t rlri-J Left to right: Chrisie Trahan, secretary, Mary Ann Billos, president, Tony Marrisette, vice president, Miss Barber, sponsor, Sally Southerland, reporter. x.. bv

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X xx Left to right: Miss Wilson, sponsor, Billy Bowles, vice president, Gail Bayless, reporter, Hampton Slingluft, president, Miss Gresham, sponsor, Jean Simmons, sec- retary, Bobby Creamer, treasurer. The Journalism Club was organized to promote interest in journalistic writing, to provide information about journalism as a career, and to serve as an outlet for journalistic ability and interests. Its main project is the sponsorship of the school newspaper, The Beachcomber. The club is work- ing to provide o printed newspaper with all the fea- tures, pictures, and news coverage found in a profes- sional publication. A secondary project is contributing to school publicity. 'Wav Left to right front row: A m b e r ton Slinglug, Betty Lou Cornick, Jacque Beasley, Jean Simmons, Gail Bay- less, John Harmon, Jane Runk. Second row: Tommy Brown, Ashley Haycox, Julia Perry. Frances McLean, Billy Bowles, Betty Harrell, Arlene Clark, Mike Cavelli, Julia Digges, James Bradt, Ronnie Jenkins, Bobby Creamer, Sam Evans, Keith Porter, Jerry Shields, Dora Holland. Rau, Helen Hayman, Homp-

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Left to right: Nick McCully, vice president, Julia Wallace, secretary, , l Mr. Miller, sponsor, Marcia Aber- nathy, feporterg Marcia Kyes, treasurer, Horst Flora, president. The Music Club was formed to bring to students a cross section of the music of all nations. A love ot music can be cultivated only when a person feels in sympathy with the ideas expressed by the music. Realizing this, the Music Club presents compositions, ranging in scope from the greatest classics to con- temporary worlcs of modern day artists. . f-61:-gel, , Left to right, first row: Lena Hutsenpiller, Helen Wible, Ellen Ackiss, Sharon Downing, Carole Freeman, Pat Finnigan, Brenda Brown, Fannie Catterell, Julia Wallace, Marcia Kyes, Lucy Ward, Linda Fentress, Sandra Millican. Second row: Marcia Abernathy, Judy Taylor, Peggy Howard, Kay White, Betsy Falconer, Suzanne Acosta, Nellie Baillio, Betsy Turner, Nancy Turner, Susan Griggs, Fannie Lilley, Meredith Jones, Maxine Moore, Ruth Beebe, Dolores Laney, Wendy Brown. Third row: James Buchanan, Norman Morris, Jack Mercer, Buddy Wooley, Larry Wright, Terry Wright, Bill Lilley, Fred Barth, Nick Nelms, Ted Wool, Charles Hooper, Niclc McCully, Robert Standing, Don Holmes, John Richardson, Micky McCully, Billy Hinson, Buddy Green, Buddy Dodson, Horst Flora, Bailey Swert- feger, Joe Buchanan. 64