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

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Sl'l l'lNG: Left to Right-Cleve Ciaylc. Flxic Gcorgc. Pliyllix luancltc. Nancy Ciovxull. .luAnnc Iaiiiglia. Pi'ixcilIaW'ccdol1. ludy Harris. SECOND ROW: Left in Right-I innla Hcarnc. Suu lfliutliuix. Anita Myers. .lanc Kcllam. ,lanc Sullivan. Clicrvl Wallacc. Virginia Hunipluics. Anna Ciriiscix THIRD ROW: Left In Right-Pal Cross. ,loan Wiw. Burllia Wixc. Virginia Sininions. Suu Scrgcni. Nancy Ruhcrlx. lflilahclh Scrgcnl. Sandra Cone. Nancy Milligan l Ol'R'I'lI ROW: left to Righlf-fliulli Watson. iircla Godwin. lucy Ward. .lo Shcllnian Betty .-Xnn Harrcll. Mrs, funk. Nancy lwpmila. Maria lnlinsun. Ann Mcnlanux. Nancy C'aIlicy. .Indy laylor. Row Marie Price. JR. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA l FRONT SITTING: Left to Rigllt-lli'cnd.x Gunn. Roxalic llicrry. C'aroI5n Sykes. Ann lluliialx. 15.15 I'llackl'oi'd. Sandra lanicx. Marian lirulwli. Pal Gilliam. STANIDING: l.cl't to rigllt-Cliailouc laylur. Mix. Cook, Kathy ilcgnor. .lcannc Huglicx. Virginia Tvxiiic. Marianne Walkcr. Dcnna Wiiiicliul. Pam ll.ivmi'ili Faye Nlorriscuc. .lcanctlc Porter. Marita Woolcy. Betty lou Brite . .lo Ann Cox.

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FRONT ROW: Left to Right-Suzanne Jones. Becky Williams. Cloe Christie, Sylvia Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-Peggy Barco. Jane Meredith, Brenda Gunn. Faye Salmon. Terry McKee. Brenda Lovitt. DRAMATIC CLUB Chloe Christie Meredith Jones . Suzanne Jones Miss Mary Sudduth The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to give students an apportunity to participate in dramatic activities and express themselves. All phases of work in relation to drama are offered. Eenter the Hero, a one-act comedy by Theresa Helburn, was selected for the District Play Festival which was held in the Virginia Beach High School auditorium in March. The characters were: Ruth Carey, played by President . Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Brenda Lovitt, Anne Carey, by Terry McKee, Mrs. Carey, by Faye Salmon, and Harold Lawson, played by Jim Hague. The purpose of the Play Festival is to moti- vate the development of a broad school dra- matic program. In 1954 our club earned a Distinguished rating in the District Festival and was invited to participate in the State Festival held at the University of Virginia.

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1 SEATED: Miss Utley. BACK: I.ee Dodge. Margaret Beasley. Irene Barrels. Joyce Roberts. Georgia Farwell. l TER ATIO AL RELATICNS CLUB Georgia Farwell Lee Dodge Margaret Beasley Mrs. Barbara Palmer Miss Jo Ann Utley The International Relations Club was or- ganized to give students a n apportunity to learn more about people of other countries. Members of the club prepared an exhibit on articles from foreign countries. We collected dolls, money, silverware, shoes, paintings, and shells from foreign countries. The club received a letter from a college President Vice-President Secretary H Sponsor Sponsor student in Japan in which he told about his school and the Japanese people. An interest- ing letter was also received from a girl in Panama. Miss Utley sponsored our club during the first semester and Mrs. Palmer was our spon- sor for the second semester.