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

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BETA CLUB RECOGNIZES ABILITY l I l lu ,-..'. J... vcmnm-rn BETA CLUB FRONT ROW: Gloria Tibbs, Pam Holt, Program Chairmang Kitty Arrowood, Secretary, Mary Sue Hostedler, Vice- Presidentg David Burch, President, Randy Minix, Treasurer: Harry Hale, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Don Carwile, Diane Tuggle, Tommy Guthrie, Linda Roakes, Pat Elder, H.C. Rudder, Sandra Jackson, Robert Owen, ZebHolt, Danny Daniels, Mrs. Elsie P. Guthrie. The Beta Club isa national honor society. The members, who have an academic average of 90, worthy character and commendable at- titude are selected from the junior and senior class. Betas sold candy and had their annual basketball game between members of the faculty and Betas to raise funds for their projects. They give a scholarship each year to a Beta senior and finance attendance of delegates to Beta Con- vention. They purchased draw draperies for the music room and gave a film of Manners to the Guidance Department. FRONT ROW: Betty Carol Whitesell, PatWilliams, Hazel Daniel, Frances Maddox, Martha Hostedler, Joan Connelly SECOND ROW: Rodney Griffith, Lawson Marshall, Richard Adams, Fred Harrison, Barry Brown, Gerald Bradner, Paul Brizendine, Deborah Brown, Marie Waller. 71

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ART CLUB EXHIBITS CREATIVE ABILITY I Q. ART CLUB OW M Doroth Fore Sponsor' Debbie Crews, Jean Guthrie, Program Chairman, Dale Davidson, Sec- FRONT R : rs. y , , retary-Treasurer, Becky Yount, Vice-President, Mary Foster, Reporter, Linda Goad, Bulletin Board Chairman, ' ' C l Pad ett Sheila Moorman. SECOND ROW: Barry Cunningham, Frank Mitchell, Walter Amos, Barry Brown, aro yn g , T rr Banton Henry Mason Dia.ne Taylor, Evie Lou DeJarnette, Bulletin Board Chairman, John Elder, Mildred 9 Y Guthrie, Bobby Carr, Parlianientariang Pam Holt, Ronnie Guthrie, Brenda Daniel, Kyle Guthrie, David Powers, Den nis Elder. Divided into two groups according to the schedule of classes, the art clubs meet about four times a year. Members of the club enter posters in the annual KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN poster contest, decorate homeroom doors in the school at Christmas, help in decorating the I school float for the Brookneal Christmas par- ade, participate in the story book characters parade at the dedication of the County Library, sponsor the 1966 Kodak Scholastic Photo A- wards Exhibit, and cooperate with the school and community in art activities requested by them. I FRONT ROW: Lowell Williams Henry Stevens Mike Hendricks, Parliamentariang Mickey Bomar, Larry Irby, Vice- President, Frances Jones, Program Chairman, Bruce Guthrie, Bulletin Board Chairman. SECOND ROW: B111 Puckett, Carl Rice, W. D. Holland, Winston Roark, Jimmy Roach, Kenny Lawhorne, Rita Childress, Jetty Hall, Martha Hosted- l K th J in s Bill Johnson Raymond Mosebrook Leslie May. er, enne enn g , y , ,

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FTA OBSERVES ELEMENTARY CLASSES gn, .. . ' 'Maltese-'il-f,: . - '- - it ww wma-M, V -' ,N V ,Q it , 'MIS - - na ' J' nz - lf J. J. FRAY, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB FRONT ROW: Dee Dee Lusardi, Historian, Sheila Straub, Program Chairman, Amy Jo Williams, Reporter, Peggy Cage, Pam Holt, President, Joan Connelly, Vice-President, Marie Waller, Secretary, Norma Austin, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Deborah Brown, MaryDee Elder, Beth Ginther, Peggy Monroe, Lea Murphy, Deborah Dunigan, Betty Sue Sowell, Judy Brovsm. THIRD ROW: Faith George, Wanda Miles, Linda Blanks, Frances Maddox, Catherine Reid, Susie Carr, Shirley Woodall, Em Harper, Dexter Lee. FOURTH ROW: Rachel Clements, Joan Foster, Bonnie Jen- nings, Barbara Guthrie, Wynona Scott, Bobby Yates, Larry Daniels, Lawrence Daniel. FIFTH ROW: Pam Mayberry, Bill Elder, Hammond Coates, Ted Vassar, Ray Davidson, Butch Bailey, Glenn Guthrie, Debbie Yount. SIXTH ROW: Johnny Pillow, Tommy Morrison, Cole Poindexter, E,C. Tibbs. The F.T.A. in high school seeks 1- to enable its members to study the qualities, traits, and aptitudes basic to successful teaching, 2 - to inform members of the many and varied career opportunities related to teaching, 3- to develop anunderstanding ofthe purposes and objectives the contributions they have to make to our dem- ocratic free society, 4- to provide experiences to assist students in developing readiness for college and for making a choice of a career, 5- to keep in the recruitment of competent teachers for the future. of our nation's schools, and an appreciation of N One service offered by the F.T,A, is that of assisting teachers. Norma Austin assists Miss Puckett's second V grade reading class. 70