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

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an va CAFETERIA AND SCHOOL PERSONNEL X T I Vt ' J J! t In va n, qt:-I-14, CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. Annie Gilliland, Mrs. Blanche Pillow, Mrs. Mary Mosely, Mrs. An- nie Guthrie, and Mrs. Pauline Ham- lette, Manager, prepare and serve lunch to an average of about 500 stu- dents each day. They also help with the banquets held at William Camp- bell. - 1 iw, V. . .-,Ma . 1 I . Y, v ..:: w,,, .1-F' -with-. asqffgpz- ,Me .xlltal he., -:-1-+-- lm. 1.-I H it -.lg iwzgieg .L -my Vqq :fi ,,1frgSn.w '2 V l ' WW' ff vim . X1 2- . aussi- 4 , ,-1-2we-,twin-,.V.asvf:zffp..f,srvfzyg M i vfz.'354wQtQgf:LV,f i. 1-. ,Q . .jf VT W -- 5 N iz W 9 ' 5 ' 3 M f -ik 7952 'M i ' W! - :ta -55,3 ' , . -V N. ' ' iv if N- 3:- i Pw vi Us M , . , --.... ,. . fs Q- 'IV .::n 1 - ' ,J 4 L Qiyw ... ifv'l ' - 11' I QF U ju Q- L' .1 fn. az. ff . i Q ' I' ' l if 1 01114. Afufltf: f V,-R. If I. . 2' .z5j4, f-tm, o A :irq 11 ,453 . 1, 4 1 '- . .-45.1 --1 - 7 255 :lf glitz: n,4Qf' ' -f rw in -. .xv - vw... V1 Q -jab A ' , ' sf Us .L 3. . 12 P . . .1 . V , 1 V . , V :sa 'ylf-. R .SLM-H vig! i my 'V 1. ask 533.3352 Y ' - s ' 142551 :.- AMA '. 1 ' 'J' '-nm:- 1 Hai: .- ' 1 fins gf' iff. 1- 15? , - l me-J lze... mix? ' :-gba: sf I , V:ws??'i.5k?ff.Eaii 'qi W mi i i ,, . fi uf' V. . . i .: . in M gl Y H 10 ' l ' -2 is -: ' i ' Va ' KS? ,if-' N W 1-5 'Y , , , Y L ,fgmllla fly 1 W ,. ,Y ., - 213519 i ,- ,jf . at -1 H, A 1 , ' :N ' L, N L' 5 X gL,,.'3-1 N ,,-1w?g f.s:s,g5?3g 1, , 1 fait! , p X L . 1 A-L: z I-se.. xg- -:A 1-L -M ,4..4l.,. ,. Jul- ,. - -N -in itll' QA':l.s' - ' - A -- .H .im School Custodian Mr. Howard Taylor 110 School Maid Mrs. Hassie Poe CAFETERIA SCENE This is a typical cafeteria scene at lunch time. The students who have their fourth period classes upstairs are in the cafeteria from 11:45 to 12:15g the grade students have lunch period from 12 :l5to 12:40. The Stu- dents who have fourth period down- stairs come to the cafeteria from l2:40tol:1O. Each high school group has a ten minute break following the lunch period.

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AND SO WE GROW New sights and sounds were prevalent around our school last spring when work began on the new athletic field and the outside bleachers., The William Campbell Boosters Club and patrons of the community gave their time, money, and effort to make this project possible. Members of the agricultural and shop classes gained experience by aiding in the construction of a fence surrounding the athletic grounds. Vibrant sounds of music came forth when the William Campbell High School Band marched and presented a program of music for our first pep rally held on September 16, 1966. Marching in front ofthe band were the newly organized majorettes. The band and majorettes worked hard during the summer months so they would be ready to perform for our football games. A familiar face in our faculty took a new position as principal this year. On October 15, 1966, Mr.Dennis B. Riddle succeeded Mr. James E. Strickler, who had been principal since the opening of the school. William Campbell has grown, is growing, and will continue to grow as long as there are stu- dents and teachers willing to promote this growth. g'k 1-ILJJQIZL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION . . . . . 7 CLASSES . . . . . 27 ACTIVITIES . . . . 67 FEATURES . . . . 95 ATHLETICS . . . . 111 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . 129 INDEX . . . . . 162 Students from Agriculture Classes aid inthe con- struction of our new athletic bleachers. 2

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OUTSTANDING DRAMA PARTICIPANTS It l I THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Dorothy Henderson, Ted Vassar, Patricia Elder, Tommy Guthrie, Glenda Shutt, Miss Pauline Perrow, Sponsor, Jean Guthrie, Bobby Yates, Terry Lusardi, Pam Holt, Em Harper, Kathy Daniel. SECOND ROW: Larry Daniels, Ronnie Guthrie, H. C. Rudder, Billy Johnson, Rodney Griffith, Sheila Straub, Billy Herndon. The Thespian Society is a national honorary sch001's program of dramatic arts. society for students who have done outstanding The Thespian Convention was held OH DG- work in dramatics. Membership is open to stu- cember 9- 11 . The delegates stayed in the homes dents W110 have SUCCeSSfU11Y C0H1P1eIied3 mini- of other thespians living in Roanoke while at- mum of one hundred hours Work relating to the tending plays and organized mee'tingS. THESPIAN DELEGATES Larr Daniels Bobby Yates, Jean Guthrie, Peggy Cage, Y Sheila Straub, lvliss Pauline Perrow, Sponsor. ONE'ACT PLAY Tommy Guthrie fThe Hunterj, Beth Ginther ISusiel, and Glenda Shutt CMarthaJ portray a scene from The Storm , a one-act play given in the spring of 1966. IO9