Worthy High School - Choo Choo Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

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X KEY CLUB The Key Club has been established for serv- ice to the school, community, and nation. It is composed of some of the key male members of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, and is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The club has been rated the most outstanding in our high school for the past two years, and finished second in the Silver Division Qclubs composed of less than 25 membersi in the Capitol District last year. The club officers attended the International Convention in Washington, D.C. last summer, and most of the members attended the District Convention in Richmond. Better understanding of the objectives has been brought about since the Lieutenant Govemor of the Division is a member of the club. Key Club Members: Jerry Willis, John Booth, John Mclntyre, Raymond Totten, William Chapman, Mack Campbell, Jim Wright, Tommy ShorLt, Morris Ivey, Don Yontz, Eddie Sheffield, Carol Ivey, Doug Routh, Roger Hogston, Bobby Crabtree, Wayne Hammond, Craig Barbarow and Albert Saffold Mr. Williams . . . . Advisor Carol Ivey. Sweetheart Jerry Willis .... Raymond Totten John McIntyre . William Cha P Albert Saffold . . Cfficers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Mack Campbell . .... Board of Tommy Shortt Directors Doug Routh John Booth . . . . Lieutenant Governor 49

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BETA CLUB XX E.'!Z. .-rH3 John Mclntyre President Bobby Crabtree Brenda I-Iogston Virginia Rector Vice President Secretary Treasurer 48 Mrs. Ballah Advisor The Beta Club is a national non-secret, achievement-service organization. To be a member of the Beta Clu , one must be a Junior or Senior with a high B average. Its purpose is to reward merit, encourage effort, and develop character. The Beta Club seeks to promote the ideals of American democracy among its mem- bers and tries very hard to fulfill its motto, Let Us Lead by Serving Others. The principal requirementsX formembership are: honorable character, good mentality, creditable achieve- ment, and commendable attitude. Persons from all levels of educational endeavor have attested to their belief in the soundness of the objectives and activities of the National Beta Club.

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1? 405, SE ICR TRI-HI-Y r i s ' n r t ' -as ' X' wee, . 51 ,, .....,..,,, ::i:,?i::Sh5i5. ,- 7 'j' L94 A ir5if?Pi'-iii? Q M s, ' , I i s I ' 'Q V9 2' f H . 7, , , Iii r - v J X ig? ..,, z -' .N ,, , U' , ,. ji ffilplf 5 i f 'f . , f 7' MMF?-i'i. ' if .f ,K to K. f Mrs. Parks Helen Williams Advisor President The l-li-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y are clubs of inter- national scope. They were originated in 1885 and are of the most important clubs in high schools across the nation. Their purpose is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. 50 - wif is-,xfw , f Q ' - as f 5 estr f tr t o stpsi p T if as W. is 5 W +47 W :.' , t i ' f Johnny Branson President