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

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D. Frye, Sergeant-at-Arms; R. CampDell, secre¬ tary; N. Smith, SCA representative; R. Davidson, Chaplain; W. Cahill, treasurer; prepare to leave for tlie District Conference. L. Catron, C, Surber, D. Marshall, and B. Coe are busy dusting erasers, one of the many Hi-Y projects. Hi-Y Encouraged Pictured below are; L. Denton, Sweetheart: Mr. Hostler, sponsor; B. Hogston, Sweetheart; R. Cox, Vice-President; and E. Asbiuy, President; as tlrey compile a list of invitations for the annual Christmas Party for underprivileged children. Christian Character Ambitious young members along with the few experienced leaders of the Worthy Hi-Y Club provided for another successful year for the club. Eager to be the best club ever, they carried out many new pro¬ jects. Some of their accomplishments in¬ cluded keeping the school campus clean, co-sponsoring the children ' s Christmas party and furnishing transportation to sporting events. C. Connett, R. Wertz, A. Yontz, C. Ricl-cman, J. Wright, B. Allison, M. Helton, and R. Aebersold may be seen any day picking up paper from the school grounds. D. Chapman, R. Morgan, J. Montgomery, R. Allison, H. Farris, T. Buskill, R. Frye, J. Roberts, J. Maiden, and L. Tuggle are making a roster of shaker basketball players. 26

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Working on the bulletin board are: Cheryle Helton, Susan Smith, Gail Chapman, Pat Cahill, and Brenda Call. Present for an executive meeting are: Mrs. Rector, Advisor; Vicki Osborne, Pres.; Dee Dee Cahill, first Vice Pres.; Joyce Kelly, second Vice Pres.; Janie Delp, Sec.; Faye Frye, Treas. ; Susan Blackwell, Reporter; Sue Debord, Chaplain; Elizabetli Sheppard, Historian; Glenna Debord, S.C.A. Rep. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Encourages Good Sportsmanship 0 The Senior-Tri-Hi-Y had another suc- i cessful year. As recipient the outstand- I ing club award for the past three years, I this club still worked to better itself in I any way possible. I As a club whose emphasis was on Chris¬ tian living, the Sr-Tri-Hi-Y had many ; projects to further the idea of religion emphasis at R. B. Worthy. The Sr-Tri-Hi-Y had many projects this year such as; Maintaining the bookstore, Leaving for Hi-Y District Conference are: Sharon Everhart, Nancy Hogston, Thelma Woodward, Billie Mitchell, Connie McCready, Ann Montgomery, Joan Coulthard, Mary Ann Collins, I Karon Frye, Linda Hayden and Jane Marshall. co-sponsoring underprivileged children ' s party, attending various churches as a group and sponsoring Religious Empha¬ sis Week. Good leadership, hard-working members, good projects and a dedication from all, combined to make the Sr-Tri-Hi-Y a truly outstanding club. Wrapping presents for the Underprivileged Children ' s Christmas Party are: Bonnie Smith, Brenda Minton, Jackie Helton, Cathy Frye, Jane Talbert, Coleen Hogston, Judy Helton, Marty Sykes, Faye Tolley and Debbie Comer. 25

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Discussing proposed projects for their club are: Carrying out their project of waxing desks in all LeAnna Rector, Sec.; Kathy Puckett, Treas. ; homerooms are: M. Moore, K. Connett, F. Cahill, Louise Brooks, Reporter; Sharon Arnold, Historian; C. Colley, C. Cumbo, R. Collins. Arminda Smith, Chaplain. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsored Clean-Up Campaign The Jr. Tri Hi Y has strived to maintain its purpose, which is to create, maintain, Meeting to discuss Hi-Y Week are: Faye and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Among the projects to keep the school clean were washing blackboards and waxing desks in the homerooms. Other projects were sending favors to an orphan¬ age at Easter, co-sponsoring the Christ¬ mas Dance, preparing Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, and attending the District Conference at Fort Chiswell High School. Every member felt that this was a very successful year. Preparing favors for a local orphanage are: C. Poston, P. Dinsmore, J. Little, I. Keesee, C. Ratcliff, C. Goodman, R. McNew- Collecting magazines to deliver to the hospital are: B. Snodgrass, D. Smith, P. Smith, S. Gross, Y. Sholes, G. Ward, S. Haynes. 27