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

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FHA., EFA., 4-H Clubs Pczrticqnate In Farm Show 2 6' 1, QI, .,,.,P A., 4 F.H.A.-FASI-IION SHOW WINNERS-FARM SHOW Dianne Rush, Linda Hendren, Peggy Rowles, Pam Holt, Betty Jane Rowles, Donna Sue Puckette, Members of the William Campbell F.H.A., 4-H, F.F.A. Clubs participated in the an- nual 14-County Farm Show held October 4-5, 1963, at Lynchburg Municipal Stadium. The girls entered many projects which they had completed themselves in such divisions as foods, cloth ing, and handicraft. They also modeled outfits which they had made or pur- chased. The boys entered animals, tobacco, food, andhomemade farm equipmentfor judg- ing. Ribbons and cash prizes were awarded to the Winners. pf..- FARM SHOW FIRST PLACE WINNERS FRONT ROW: Barbara Jean Guthrie, Jackie Thurman, Ray Clark, Bobby Marston. SECOND ROW: Donna Sue Puckette, Randolph Harrison, Carey Lee, Bill Puckette, Marvin Fariss. THIRD ROW: Joan Williamson, Patricia Hutcherson, Judy Morrison, Peggy Cage, Marguerite Elder.

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Students Cooperate With P. TA. 1963-WILLIAM CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL BAZAAR ROYALTIES-1964 FRONT ROW: Jimmy Jordon, Janice Raley, Gene Poe, Sheila Brown, Brenda Daniel, Sheila Straub, Patsy DeJarnette, Queen. SECOND ROW: Carrol Smith, Brenda Chaffin, Keith Mason, Scotty Carwile. Each year the elementary andhigh school Parent-Teachers A s s o c iat i o n sponsors a bazaar to raise funds to help meet the school needs. Students, parents, and teachers par- ticipate in this ev ent to make it one of the highlights of the school year. wp . I M 1, it w Each grade in school selects a repre- sentative to compete for the title Bazaar Queen or King, and Bazaar Princess or Prince. Kathy Daniel was a close runner-up to the Queen. Ronnie Epperson-PRINCE Patsy DeJarnette-QUEEN 1963-GRADE SCHOOL BAZAAR ROYALTIES-1964 FRONT ROW: Shiela Jennings, Al Guthrie, Judy Tibbs. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Epperson, Princeg Mike Guthrie, Stanley Austin, Henry Cyrus.

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W 3 L gigw A Typical School Day Ai W C. Begins At 8:30 A.M lv ,, xi ss? 'ww ' ' 1 H ?ff'wg Qu M W '.f2Q.QQyuQy5fW H' 1 Connie Marstin, Yvonne Guthrie, and Tony Johnson step off Donnie Pil1ow's bus ready to begin the school day. Buses arrive at Wm. Campbell from 8:30 A.M. to 8:45 A.M. bringing students from Gladys, Brookneal, and Naruna areas. It's to the office for supplies. Betty Jane Rowles and Margie Harper purchase p encils and paper from Mrs. Nancy Minix, office s e c retary . Mr. James Strickler, Principal, signs Steve Riddle- barger's excuse for being absent the previous day. Mrs. Christine Crabtree's homeroom sits quietly while she dis c u s s e s with Daryll Mitchell some question about his homework. Roll call and lunch count are taken during the ten minute homeroom period 8:50 - 9:00 A.M. H Will the person who has the locker key, ple as e return it to the office im- mediately. This is a familiar request coming from Mrs. Minix announced over the public address system.