Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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FRONT ROW: Betsy Hambnck, Chaplain; Kay Barker, Treasurer; Car- ole Grizzle, Vice-president; Rodney Mullins, Sweetheart; Diane Phillippi, President; Julia King, Secretary; Mrs. Hostler, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Carol Stewart, Linda Brooks, Carol Robinette, Dwanna Tenpenny, Cartha Eller, Susie Gordon. THIRD ROW: Kathy Carrier, Debbie Carl- son, Phyllis Booher, Genie Hamilton, Patsy Cumbow, Becky Grose- close. BACK ROW: Donna Powell, Peggy Stewart, Chris Modrzejwski, Peggy Sutherland, Kathy Sheets, Sara Dunn, Lolly Anderson. Linda Brooks pins football pin on Kathy Sheets during V-T Week. Sarah Dunn gives inspirational message over P.A. Weekly Devotions given by Delta The main purpose of the Tri-Delta-Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. This year its activities include devotions over the P.A. system, bake sales, and programs in the regular meetings consisting of guest speakers, slides, and panel discussions. 26

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FRONT ROW: Coach Burton, Sponsor; John Roe, Secretary- Treasurer; Randall Smeltzer, Vice-President; Becky McNew, Sweetheart; Barry Pittman, President; Mike Hodgson, Phil Hamilton. SECOND ROW: David Miller, Pete Miller, Tommy Johnson, Neal Salyers, Dennis Hoback, Bill Thomas. THIRD ROW: Dale Rucker, Dickie Davis, Ronald Johnson, Larry Harri- son, Ronnie Glover, Lynn Leonard. BACK ROW: Mike Logan, Duke James, Benny Bailey, Greg Gibson, Larry Campbell, Frank Cash, Jerry Cross. Lettermen honored in assembly The Monogram Club promotes good sportsmanship in all activities, both on and off the athletic field. During the school year, the club conducts a letterman as- sembly and recognizes the lettermen of all varsity athletics. Interact Club promotes friendship The Interact Club is a service club whose pur- pose is to promote cooperation and friendship among the members in school and community activities. Its Goals this year are to recognize and develop constructive leadership and person- al integrity. The club also provides opportunities for gaining increased knowledge and under- standing of community, national, and world affairs. FRONT ROW: Scott Bullock, President; Gene Denton, Vice- President; Brenda Curtis, Sweetheart; Challen Walling, Sec- retary; Dickie Sanderson. SECOND ROW: Frank Distefano. Tyler Franklin, Bill Stover, Mr. Pearson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Bruce Coleman, Steve Bullock, Ronnie Shipley, Harry Wright, BACK ROW: David Kerr, Terry Smith, Bill Bowman, Tommy Johnson, Billy Canter. 25

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Maxie Slack and Frank Hubbard look on while Mr. French and Mrs. Hostler seem to have money problems. The purpose of the Key Club is to serve our nation and God and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions. Among its many activities this year were sponsoring a fall dance, being guides for College Day, and selling programs at football and basketball games. They also sold V-T corsages, and sponsored Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem in the morning. Phil Hamilton supervises work on the annual Key Club Christmas tree. Key Club has busy year FRONT ROW: Larry Harrison, CISR Committee; Neal Salyers, Secretary; Frank Hubbard, President; Maxie Slack, Sweet- heart; David Miller, Treasurer; Zoi Slack, Sergeant-at-Arms; Phil McFarlane, Vice-president. SECOND ROW: Bobby Harri- son, Sam Oakley, Charlie Parks, Phil Hamilton, Tommy King, Jack Cartwright. THIRD ROW: Alan Gilley, Dale Rucker, Gary Salyers, Benny Grigsby, Charles Buchanan. BACK ROW: Bobby Knox, Jimmy Baxley, Ryland Musick, Buzz Kell, Jay Wright, Jim Worrell. 27