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

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LETTERME HCLD TDANCE Q' .VE Row 1-Butchie Clark, Harvey Patterson, Mike Thomas, George Alcorn, Jimmy Gregory, Jerry Medas, Tom Ward, Row 2-Frank Blanchard, Tom- my Dennis, Bim Grimstead, David Jones, Jimmy Capps, Lucky Martin, Row 3-Chester Branscom, me iii' A,,.ff ,. David Helfrich, Mike Clark, Buddy Williams, Arthur Rosenbaum, Charlie McDowell, Mike Reese, Row -1 -Bobby Bosher, Jerry Walsh, George Chappell, Pat Ricks, Bob Courain, Bill Kellam, Mr. King, sponsor. The Monogram Club is composed of all the boys who have lettered in a varsity sport. The main project of the club is to raise money to buy sweaters for the new mem- bers and to give trophies to the seniors who have lettered in the same sport twice. The Monogram Club is in charge of all the concessions after the basketball games and dances. One of the big events of the year was the Monogram Dance and the nam- ing of Miss Monogram . It is hoped that this dance will become an annual affair. The Monogram Club officers pose in the press box. George Chappell, President, Pat Ricks, Vice-Presi- dentg Bruce Fitzgerald, Secretaryg Harvey Patter- son, Treasurer, Jimmy Gregory, Sergeant-at-arms.

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FUTURE JCURNALISTS LEARN TO T WRITE R f l y L as Lift Row 1-Molly Wise, Sharon Nugent, Peggy Morang Row 2-Judy Doubt, Pam Pratt, Blain McCarthyg Row 3-Mr. Davis, sponsor, .Iodine Mayberry, Jan Gustafson, Betty Farley, Janet Nugent. The Journalism Club assisted the newspaper staff this year by Writing articles. Mr. Davis taught the girls the art of fine penmanship. QUILL AND SCROLL SELECTED l 4 8

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George Chappell, Butchie Clark, Frank Blanchard, Bob Courain, and John Claudy. Virginia Beach High School was repre- sented by five boys and four girls at the 1960 Boys' and Girls' State. These students were chosen because of their leadership, abil- Standing: Patsy Allnutt, Sarah Killen. Kneeling: Betty Grace Smith, Virginia Petty. ity, and scholastic achievement. The pur- pose of the conference, sponsored by the American Legion, is to teach young leaders about their state government. STUDENTS REPRESENT SCHOGL GIRLS PLAY FOOTBALL This year at the close of the football season a powder puff football game was held. The spirited juniors overcame the mighty seniors by a score of 6-0. The powderpuff game was the first held by the S.C.A., and it is hoped that many such games will follow. -1, f.. '. una. -W Y, V ,H H, Go, Team, Go! 2-4-6-Hike! 50