William Campbell High School - General Yearbook (Naruna, VA)

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LATIN CLUB First Row: Wayne Holt, Tommy McDowell, Treasurer, Linda Clark, Secretary, Linda Fore, President, Carolyn Holland, Vice President, Polly McDowell, Program Chairman, Jack Lannon, Reporter, Jo Ann George, Steve Elder, Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie Qstandingb, Sponsor. Second Row: Barbara Roark, Kaye Hutcherson, Bonnie Morrison, Nona Morrison, Linda Cyrus, Carolyn Hutcherson, Betty Dare Jordan, Gail Jenks, Lona Jean Asher, Joyce DeJarnette, Anne Johnston. Third Row: Jo Ann Bomar, Ellen Walthall, Dabney Williams, Martha Wingfield, Roberta Andrews, Anne Organ, Carol Woodbury, Lois Owen, Nancy Suddith, Shirley Donald, Laverne Guthrie. Fourth Row: Carol Mason, Lucy Fariss, Randy Sowell, Inez Hall, Jimmy Evans, Billy Fore, Tim Connelly, Franklin Reynolds, Neal Williams, Herbert Peak. Students who have had Latin or who are studying Latin must have an average of 85 to be eligible for the Latin Club. They try to convey to students that Latin is the mother of languages. BANQUE T - TOURNAMENT The annual Latin Banquet was given in May, 1958, at the Brookneal Hotel. The members who attended wore the traditional Roman costumes which they had designed. Anne Johnston, Anne Organ, Linda Fore, Polly McDowell Cpictured bottom leftj provided entertainment with a Roman Dance. Polly McDowell, president, Cright, top picturel led the club in a toast to the Romans. On April 19, 1958, the Latin Tournament was held at Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Those who entered the contest from William Campbell were: Ann John- ston, Jimmy Evans, Bonnie Morrison, Steve Elder, Linda Fore, Franklin Reynolds, and Nancy Suddith. 60

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SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Bonnie Morrison, Reporter, Frankie Ware, Program Chairman, Clarence Jones, Treasurer: Dave Raney, President, Polly McDowell, Vice President, Betty Jo Wingfield, Secretary. Second Row: Jo Ann George, Mrs. Arline Whitlow, Sponsor, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Jean Armistead, Gail Jenks, Gary Vassar, Jean Asher, Kendall Walker, Wilma Treadway, Bonnie Mayberry, Carolyn Holland, Coretta Joy, Anne Johnston, Jane Adams. If students have had two years of Science and have a B average, they may join the Science Club. The purposes of the club are: to create interest in carrying out science projects, to promote a scientific attitude among members, and to encourage students to follow scientific vocations. First Row: Joyce Lovelace, Betty Dare Jordan, Joan Puckette, Sandra Williams, Linda Bomar, Barbara Elliott, Nancy Markham. Second Row: Jimmy Evans, Billy Fore, Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Sponsor, Carrol Ray Martin, Carroll Ray Hamlette, Tommy McDowell, Henrietta Lindsay, Lois Owen, Jimmy Donald, Nan Puckette, Mrs. Lucille Riegel, Sponsor, Tommy Puckett, Jimmy Adams. 59

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LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Carol Johnson, Vice President, Jackie Kerr, Reporterg Delores Leonard, President, Coretta Joy, Secretary, Mae Enoch, Treasurer. Standing: Marie Gillispie, Dorothy Pierce, Brenda Hudgens, Cornelia Scott, Janice Godsey, Helen Lewis, Peggy Jackson, Dorothy Eggleston, Nita Irby, Kendall Walker, Frances Rowles, Carroll Martin, Jimmy Toler, Miss Rachel Whitlow, Sponsor, George Car- michael. The Library Club is composed of pupils from grades nine through twelve who are willing to assist the librarian two periods each week. They help at the desk and shelves, prepare displays, make posters, and deliver notices, thus providing more effective library service. Kendall Walker helps a student check out a book. Library Club members improve the service of the library greatly as Miss Whitlow, the librarian, wouldn't have time to help the students choose books and sche- dule the films if she had to do routine jobs such as these. twig NO Nita Irby and George Carmichael complete the bulletin board decorations which mem- bers of the Library Club put up for Christ- mas. The members help make the library attractive by keeping the bulletin board decorated at all times.