G D Girls Take Crocker Quiz at Gary District High School
The Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow contest was held December 3 at Gary District High School. Winners receive scholarships and a General Mills Educational Tour. second prize is 500 dollars. Names of senior participants listed. The school announces a second issue of The Gary District Hi-Times and a Spanish club formed December 2 with officers named Gerald Harmon and Douglas Moore. Honor roll leaders include seniors, seventh graders, and freshmen with counts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crocker
Gary District
Artimishi Watlington
GDHS
Lottie Cheatham
Patricia Dandridge
Brenda Finney
Glenda Hairston
Norma Hairston
Jean Harper
Martha Jones
Phyllis King
Jerry Lapsley
Charlene Pope
Janice Powell
Zeela Showalter
Peggy Snyder
Earnestine Stickens
Jackie Swayne
Louise Tate
Eleanora Thornton
Gerald Harmon
Douglas Moore
Charles Jones Jr
Watlington
Marcia Armstrong
Barbara Blakely
Eleanora Thom
Judy Burkette
Phelica
Lots Of Tests At Bluestone
Bluestone students faced multiple tests including the Iowa Test of Basic Skills for grades seven through nine on November 21 and 25 and six weeks tests on November 22. ACT scheduling announcements reached Principal M B Guyton with the next date in March. Cadet teachers from Bluefield State College began practice teaching in various subjects led by Mrs Brenda Dawson and others. The yearbook notes rapid photo exchanges and Christmas bulletin board displays, praising Bertha Norrell for creating a manger scene in Main Hall.
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Bluestone
Iowa
M. B. Guyton
Bluefield State College
Brenda Dawson
Edythe S. Foulks
Maxine Lilly
Solmary P. Stemley
Juliette Holley
National School Studies Company
Dierdre Terresa Guyton
Carl Stanley Pannell
Bertha Norrell
Gardenites In Crocker Race For Homemaker of Tomorrow
Fourteen Garden senior girls under Mrs. Mary Barber took the Betty Crocker Search for the Future Homemaker of Tomorrow test. Winners receive a pin and trophy. Music class opened Thanksgiving program with hymns and band, led by Judy Clark and Carol Short.
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Betty Crocket
Garden
Mary Barber
Lois Abbott
Janie Owens
Sandy Meadows
Brenda van Dyke
Sandra Richardson
Patty Grizzle
Judy Lester
Marcella van Dyke
Libby Addison
Charlotte Claybourne
Brenda Ratliff
Elladean Ball
Reneva van Dyke
Becky Shortridge
God of Our Father
Grace Wooldridge
Don Paged
Rusty Belcher
Judy Clark
Spiritual Life Committee
Carol Short
Student Cooperative Association
Bill Miller
George Washington
Tommy McGlothlin
Lucy Brown
E. L. Short
Richlands Parade Led by Queen Anita Childress
Queen Anita Childress led the Richlands High School entry in the 1963 Richlands Chamber of Commerce Yale Parade on Nov 27. Her attendants, elected by popular vote, included Jenny Kennedy Janey Harris Karen Shelton Patsy Simmons and Sherry French. The Richlands Area Wide Youth for Christ float showcased a nativity scene with a 10 voice choir as bands and 50 merchant units joined the largest parade to date.
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Anita Childress
Richlands High School
Chamber of Commerce Yale
Jenny Kennedy
Janey Harris
Karen Shelton
Patsy Simmons
Sherry French
Harry Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
RHS
Richlands Area
Blue Tornado
Richlands
Tri-County
Carolyn Peery
Gordon Davidson
Carol May
Robbie Tolliver
Pauline Brown
Patricia Robinette
Paula Buskell
Clairy Price
Lois Lowry
Daisy Campbell
Tazewell Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dan Surface
Leister Jones
Jack Chambers
Marion
Woody Brewster
Suzann Peters
Conference On World Affairs
Charlottesville
Larry Ketron
Robbie Jo Tolliver
Lyla Asbury
Anne Gordon Greever
University of Virginia
TC Receives Five New Teachers at TC
The Tazewell County High faculty hosts five college cadets from Bluefield State College to assist in classes and training. Names include Hackley, Rozzel, Palmer, Howse, and King as they complete a training phase. Altha E. Rowden attends the 57th Annual Vocational Convention in Atlantic City, Dec 9-13, to discuss vocational education legislation.
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Tazewell County High
Bluefield State College
Hackley
Deloris Rozzel
Frankie Palmer
Howse
King
Altha E. Rowden
Atlantic City
N. J
Bowden
Peterstown Busy Week At PHS Highlights Senior Rings
Peterstown High School saw busy activity as seniors received class rings and new F H A and National Honor Society events took place. Girls earned gift exchange plans and a Homemaking Scholarship test, while Darla Thomas chaired the Christmas float committee for holiday preparations.
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Sarah Boothe
Marie Crews
Gaye Frazier
Bonnie Miller
Betty Crocker
Lillian Meadows
Sylvia Bradley
Marlene Lowe
Patty Mann
Peterstown
National Honor Society
Darla Thomas
Hurley 4-H Club Adopts Seekers and Doers Name
Hurley 4-H Club settles on Seekers and Doers as official club title after Barbara Rife submitted winning title. Monogram Sweetheart of Hurley High to be chosen December 13 with six cheerleaders named: Helen Johnson Sandy Smith Jackie Davis Linda Griffey Brenda Thornton Charlotte Tester.
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Barbara Rife
Hurley 4H
Barbara
Monogram Sweetheart
Hurley High School
Monogram
Helen Johnson
Sandy Smith
Jackie Davis
Linda Griffey
Brenda Thornton
Charlotte Tester
Smiletime In Demonland At NE Yearbook Pictures
NE staff report on yearbook portraits with Favre Medical Leaders FTA Key Club and Superlatives attendees photographed by Mr Smith of Welch. A Band and Majorettes session failed when the camera broke. A 1963 Blue Demon Football Team Victory Dance raised funds for new uniforms. Future Medical Leaders plan Christmas toy gifts for Welch hospital children.
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Birdie
Mr. Smith
Welch
Favre Medical Leaders
FTA
Key Club
Superlatives
N-E
Vanda Vecillo
Miss Rose Elgin
Kimball Chorus Sings Today at Welch-Dunbar Junior High
Kimball High School junior high chorus performs in the annual Christmas program under Mrs. Anthony with director F. C. Hester. Seniors Lynda Fails and Edward Cabbell have essays accepted for publication in Young America Speaks. Beta Epsilon NHS holds its annual Christmas hospital drive as it ends this week. The Terror basketball team hosts Conley High’s Blue Devils Friday night in their first home game, with a large crowd anticipated.
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Tornado
Carolyn Peery
Brother Jim
House of the Romans
Richlands National
Cora Ann Mullins
Millie Aker
Blue Tornado Band
Norton
John Kennedy
Kimball High School
Welch-Dunbar Junior High School
W. B. Anthony
Kimball Group
F. C. Hester
Lynda Fails
Edward Cabbell
National Essay Press of
Los Angeles
Young America Speaks
Beta Epsilon
National Honor Society
Terror Basketeers
Blue Devils
Conley High
Mullens
Salvation Army
WHS
McDowell Street
Tri-Hi-Y
Jo Anne Reed
Brenda Mullins
Charleston
House
Senate
Miss Asbury
Mrs. Gilley
Welch
Wesley Club Plans Wednesday Meeting at Bluefield College
The Wesley Club of Bluefield State College will host an assembly at Dickason Hall on campus Wednesday December 11 at 10 a.m. Dr E L Lowery area secretary of the Methodist Church Nashville Birmingham Area will give the talk. Etta M King presides Beverly Baker introduces the speaker. The Davisettes under Mrs Helen Davis will present Christmas music. The event is open to the public.
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Wesley Club
Bluefield State College
Dickason Hall
E. L. Lowery
The
Methodist Church
Nashville-Birmingham Area
Etta M. King
Beverly Baker
Davisettes
Helen Davis
Emerald Gem of Spring Birthstone Summary
The May birthstone emerald is celebrated as the gem of spring and guardian of generation. It is linked to various cultures, symbolizes honesty and memory, and was historically valued in religious and mythic contexts. Velvet color, transparency, and gentle brilliance define the finest emeralds.
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Earth
New Jerusalem
Venus
Park Centralites Attend Charleston Youth Government Program
Edward Brooks and Jesse Howard, seniors and juniors from Park Central, joined a state wide Youth in Government event in Charleston. They served in the House and Education and Judiciary Committees, presenting a bill to provide free textbooks in West Virginia schools from grade 1 through 12.
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Edward Brooks
Jesse Howard
Park Central
Charleston
Hi-Y
State Capitol
Edward
P. C
Jesse
House
Senate
V. C. Hebert
P. C. Hi-V
Agriculture Committee
Welch Keyettes Busy On Sabin Oral Sunday Duties
Welch High activities feature navy skirted Keyettes assisting Sabin Oral Sunday on December 1 across county schools. They managed sugar cubes lines and crowds, with October clinic noted and January clinic planned.
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Welch
Sabin
Chicken Brain Research at Virginia Tech Explores Day Length
Researchers at Virginia Tech study how day length and stimuli affect growth and reproduction in chickens and mammals. They trace sensory brain pathways by recording electrical activity in midbrain and forebrain while exposing chickens to loud clicks and brief light flashes. Light drives widespread brain activity. sounds have more limited effects.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Grain Market Trading Light in Quiet Week on Chicago
Grain futures showed small net changes with more advances than declines. Soybeans were the only losers amid broad fluctuations. government clearance of 100000 tons of wheat for Hungary lifted sentiment at week’s end. Wheat up about a third to a penny, soybeans steady to two cents lower, corn higher, oats and rye up modestly.
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Chicago
Hungary
Scott Legion Post to Meet Tonight at Post Home
Roy Scott Post 39 of the American Legion will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Post Home on North Mercer Street. All ex service men and women are invited to attend.
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Roy Scott Post
American Legion
Post
North
Mercer Street
Alliance Meeting In Bluefield Ministerial Alliance
The Bluefield Ministerial Alliance will meet Monday at 11 a.m. in the Bluefield Community Center to discuss community concerns and upcoming events.
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Bluefield Minsterial Alliance
Bluefield Community Center
Colleges Face Rising Costs for Leaders’ Training
Leaders must be developed with new classrooms labs and teachers as colleges seek to plan future strength. The call to invest backs America’s best friend and national growth.
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America
College crisis impact guide for readers
Readers are invited to write to HIGHER EDUCATION at Box 36 Times Square Station New York 10036 to learn how the college crisis may affect them. The notice directs ongoing inquiries and contact through the specified address for further guidance.
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Times Square Station
New York
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