Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Boyce Goodman, Vice-President; Bill Wooten, Treasurer; Bob Jordan, Sergeant-at-Arms; Marilyn IIecijt, President; Paul Price, Secretary; Barbara Carrier, Reporter. Page 20

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Senior Aaivities and Honors (continued) ' lRGINIA SlIKPIIERD Y-Tccns 3, -4, ' icc-Prcsidcnt 4; D. O. Club 4, Sec- retar) ' 4; S.C.A. Representative, 3; Finance Connnittcc 3; Picture Editor of Annual 4. Erwin Saltz President Junior Civitans; ' ice-President Senior Class, first semester; Co-eaptaiu football; basketball; Dramatics Club; Mid-term graduate. Rita Joy Witten Glee Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Beta Club 4; Foundation Club 4; Head Cheerleader 4; S.C.A. ' Preasurer 4; Business Manager buciNi. N; l.ittlc Virginian Staff. Kenny Worley President Senior Class first semester; Co-captain football team; bce-Presidcnt Ili-Y; ' Iid-tcr l graduate. Class History In the year nineteen hundred and forty-.scven the Seliool Board of Bristol, hrginia, deereed that tlie sehool system must eonsist of twel e grades instead of eleven. Out of this ehaos arose a determined but eonfused group of twenty-six students. We were elassified as sophomores al- though there sere not supposed to be any sophomores that year. We ehosc Fred Aekerman to lead us through our sophomore year. As Juniors we were twenty-two strong and we were ready for anything that might be given to us to do. After some debate as to our ability, the job of running Miss Virginia High night was given us. This was our ehanee to prove ourselves in the eyes of the other elasses. Vc worked together and gave a perform- anee rated with the best. We also gave a junior play. With the money we netted from these two enterprises we gave the junior-senior banquet in style. hthout the able help of our sponsor. Miss Evelyn McClellan, we feel that we could not ha e clone these things; for when we were discouraged, she dro ' e us on. Our president for this year of glory was Meryle Owens. At last we were ■-eniors. Although we were a far ery from the himclred-elesen which graduated the year before, we were still honored by the underclassmen just as much. We have worked hard to try to keep up with the larger classes and hope that we have done as well as the elasses in the past. Vc hope that the elasses in the future enjoy their school clays as much as we have. Spruill Eorbusii, Historian Pa e 19

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JUNIORS Left to right: Bill Allen Faye Arrants Perr ' Bacon jack Barker Betty Barrett Jean Baumgardner Marjorie Bays Betty Bell Ruby Blankenship Lee Brantley Sain Breeding Brenda Campbell, Ralph Campbell Barbara Carrier Ex ' eh’u Carrier Joseph Cass Nancy Chambers David Coffey Betty Conley Roland Countiss Janice Crowder Peggy Da ’is David Eden Page 2 1 b A. Farris