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

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SCIENCE CLUB David Finnigan Larry Everett . 'SV3m...-.....u, . President Secretary ...iv FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Melvin McReynolds. Tommy Pollock, Michael Bailey, Bruce Brown, Erik Goudie. Davey Finnegan. Larry Everett. Fred Williams. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-Terry White, John Hedges. .lohn Helms. Terry Webster. Tommy Woodhouse. Leslie White. Leland Robinson. The Science Club has as its purpose the bringing together of those students interested in science and the promoting of a broader interest in scientific fields. Anyone who is interested in science may become at member of this club. The club is particularly interested in helping the club members carry on science projects at home. During the club periods the members give project reports, perform experiments, and view scientific movies.

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Emanuel Katsias Saul Jacobs Judy Taylor Maxine Moore Lena Hutsenpiller Larry Hairless Mrs. Nora E. Communale President . Vice-President . H Secretary H Treasurer Publicity Chairman Parliamentarian Sponsor xi-.3161 ' .,,,, FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Lena Hutsenpiller, Judy Taylor, Emanuel Katsias. Saul Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-Jo Shellman. Micky McCully. Jack Whitehurst. Bill Hall. Bill Simmons. Maynard Allen, Charles Gurley. l.eo Allen. Mrs. Communale. There are two main purposes of the Dis- tributive Education Club, and they are as fol- lows: to provide the club members with a means of learning of the vocational oppor- tunities in the field of distribution and of their significance to community lifeg to develop leaders among the members who will be cap- able of handling important responsibilities in the field of distribution both now and in the future. This year the D. E. Club has accomplished two major projects: club members sent thirty- five printed invitations to outstanding people in the Tidewater District to attend the D. E. Convention, at Woodrow Wilson High School, in Portsmouth, and sold tickets for the March of Dimes basketball game. held on February 25th, in the school gym. Emanuel Katsias was elected. as a repre- sentative of the club, on February 24th to attend the l2th Annual D. E. State Conven- tion in Richmond. The Convention dates were set for March 6th-8th, and the following club members went to attend the Open House on March Sth: Maxine Moore, Courtney Mur- phy, Jack Whitehurst, Charles Cuurley, Leo Allen, and Maynard Allen.

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BEACHCOMBER STAFF Jo Ann Johnson . Ashley Haycox, Jr. Ted Wool . ,.., Noel Duncan . . Emanuel Katsias ,,,,,, Jo Ann Ferrell . Jobil Lassiter Jane Kellam . .. Jim Hague Bill Hall . ' H. .. Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Feature Editor Boys' Sports Editor Girl's Sports Editor Reporter W Reporter Reporter Reporter l . L, l SEATED: Left to Right-Jobil Lassiter, .lo Ann Ferrell. STANDING-Noel Duncan, Bill Hall. Jim Hague. Jane Kellam. and Mr. Everton. Sponsor. Our high school paper, The Beachcomber, was sponsored by the Journalism Class. Offi- cers of this year's paper were members of this newly-formed class. The purpose of the school paper was to serve as an educator, as an entertainer, as a promoter of community spirit and as a guard- ian of the students' rights. The paper was pub- lished six times during the year, each edition being six oreight pages. Virginia Beach Sun News was the printer for these editions. To publish a newspaper is a tremendous task and much experience in the field of writing was gained through such a struggle. The staff of the Beachcomber selected as their motto the following: A Nose for News Is Essential.