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

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STUDENTS HONOR THEIR SCHOOL ,-gps. l L. vu ., . . s la 1. .X 1 -'x 1 f- Q 1 gf, - Q'-L -A lax ' . ,W , X Fi-gg, 2 ,Q ' 4 . -1 u. ' X 5 -- 3 I -'KL , '. 'l , y QU 'L V Til if . 1 3 ' i ':E,,Q 'H A32 I N , Q . H' V' 7? w T ' w X X , 5. W '. 5 Q . I-ill 'A ALL-STATE BAND Linda Blanks was selected to attend All State Band held in Danville, Virginia, on February 3-4. Linda plays first-chair clarinet. 33? H ii ai eq Y H 1 - 53 f. --4 .. --4 fe 1? 79, .'1 V 0 ,. --i , BAND AWARDS Ted Vassar received the Band- man's of The Year Award, and Ava Jane Jarvis received the Most Advanced Eighth Grader Award during the annual Awards Assembly. ff fl FFA AWARD Larry Irby admires Farm Management Award which he received at VPI on June 21, 1966. 104 ALL-STATE CHORUS Ted Vassar, Glenn Guthrie, Mr. Ed- win Temples, Sponsorg Glenda Shutt, and Hazel Daniel represented Wil- liam Campbell in the All-State Cho- rus held at Halifax County High School on February 10-12. Following two days practice the chorus presented a concert.

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HONOR GRADUATES OF CLASS OF 1967 -N n SENIOR HONOR GRADUATES FRONT ROW: Mary Sue Hostedler, Kitty Arrowood, Gloria Tibbs. SECOND ROW: Sue Glass, Arlene Roakes, Don Carwile. THIRD ROW: Patricia Elder, Pam Holt, Zeb Holt. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Jackson, Terry Lusardi, Harry Hale. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Guthrie, David Burch, Rodney Griffith, H. C. Rudder. Honor graduates are seniors who have The students are assigned commencement maintained an average of 90 or above during parts according to class rank and are recog- the school period from September 1963 to Feb- nized at the commencement program. ruary 1967. ' 1 T .sffiihi 7 ' 1 2 7T- ' 3' FF 1 Mis! ' 1 2 'nf -I-TOO 77 ' Y! 7' ..f5-'f-i i Hn...i. 'iff lm.. WEZSFQR 3, an A uw' YL wig . ag: A W A V1 1 Mrs jumnr' 2 - I M N 1 AM M' .. - aa - 7 . 7113? ig? V 1 I' . l .H ' . . ,f,-...Irs . S.. x 'V 57 .41 W . --wg? . K I V I hmmm. V .JN 4' hll.-kai? E. 3 Q '. , Q. . '11 j 'I' '- Gig I M 5 i 'V ,gift is 5 a y . , amy V , . 15 MI L. . af K.. Ii H . I -'-L fm. i i S F .ge -- X 1, V ..W,. . MA ii -V41 we - - tm pii. 3 its , . izuta - ,. -- up 5 3m.5,y,: ,AI ima. 1 '. ?'Ll,u..nfT'fi-2.0 'fipf . CO-VALEDICTORIAN CO-VALEDICTORIAN HISTORIAN Mary Sue Hostedler S Donald Carwile Harry Hale 105

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PAM HOLT REIGNS AS HGMECOMING QUEEN HOMEC OMIN G COURT Becky Yount, eighth gradeg Gloria Cash, ninth gradeg Patsy Purcell, tenth grade, Claudia Bennett, eleventh gradeg Glenda Shutt, Em Harper, Senior Attendants, Pam Holt, Queen. CROWNING OF QUEEN Pam Holt was crowned queen of the homecoming 4, courtby Mr. J. E. Strickler, retired principal, at tt half-time Friday night, September 30, 1966 at the game between the Tunstall Trojans and William Campbell Generals at the new William Camp- bell athletic field. The queen and members of the court were nomin- ated bythe football team and elected by their class- mates. ' 5 -fir 'ff .5 .Q IOS