Students Explore Ecology Seminar At Belle Grove May 10
Five students plus a biology teacher attended the all day Ecological Seminar at Belle Grove. Alma Wolfe led a bird banding group that identified 56 bird species and explained migration tracking. Danny Settle mapped flora along Cedar Creek while Bart Tizio photographed 84 images. Alson Smith sampled fish and aquatic life using a back pack shocker and nets. Steve Willis tested Cedar Creek water for chemistry and pollution markers. All reported Cedar Creek largely pollution free.
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Belle Grove
Alson Smith
Bart Tizio
Sdéphomores
Alma Wolfe
Steve Willis
Danny Settle
Wynn
Willis
Alma
Danny
Cedar Creek
Bart
Alson
Sam Griggs
Federal Environment” Protection
Steve
Shenandoah River
State Senator Truban Addresses Students at SCA installation
New SCA officers were sworn in by outgoing leaders. Tim McHale reflected on personal insights from student government leadership. Incoming president Bart Tizio urged responsible homeroom reps while Dr. William Truban urged participation and leadership to unite pupils in school and outside. He warned democracy is fragile and stressed equal rights and concern for others. He closed with a note that Free and Freedom are different.
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SCA
Tim McHale
Bart Tizio
William Truban
Wood Post
Spoon River Anthology staged by Diane Duvall’s class
Miss Diane Duvall’s speech class presented Spoon River Anthology on May 5 in Reader's Theater form. Townspeople speak from the grave during the hill setting with risers and stools. Walter McCauley adapted readings for audience immersion. Bill Lamp and Greg Sirbaugh designed lighting to vary mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Duvall
Walter McCauley
Bill Lamp
Greg Sirbaugh
Mahler and Creel named fall varsity cheerleaders
Sandy Creel and Betsy Mahler were chosen as the new varsity cheerleaders for next fall. Nancy Gordon Wanda Payfe Phyllis Strawson Cathy Garrison Cindy Fraula and Lou Ann Judy complete the squad. Suzi McIntire and Debbie Plank aided in selections. Tryouts included sophomores and juniors at James Wood. The junior varsity squad for 1971 72 featured Donella Aldrich Juanita Robinson Carol Fawcett Stephanie Hahn Judy Landers and Robin Holliday.
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James Wood
Betsy Mahler
Phyllis Strawson
Lou Ann Judy
Cathy Garrison
Cindy Ben
Wanda Payne
Sandy Creel
Nancy On
Nancy Gordon
Wanda Payfe
Cindy Fraula
Phyllis Shull
Margaret Fake
Carol Custer
Suzi McIntire
Debbie Plank
Donella Aldrich
Juanita Robinson
Carol Fawcett
Stephanie Hahn
Judy Landers
Robin Holliday
Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County
Miss Fake
Mrs. Shull
REA
Seniors Accepted By Colleges Update
More seniors accepted bringing the college list up to date. 36 more students will attend various colleges including Shenandoah University VPI Madison William and Mary Radford Shepherd University of Tampa and Catawba College among others. Three students competed in the Virginia Junior Academy of Science in Blacksburg May 11 12 and 13 with sophomores Fugitt and Taylor presenting papers and senior Atchley being interviewed as a Talent Search finalist.
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Lord Fairfax
Brad Bennington
Virginia Junior Academy of Science
Blacksburg
Joe Fugitt
Penny Taylor
Bill Atchley
Virginia Science
DE Stages Luncheon At George Washington Hotel
The annual Employer Employee Luncheon honored employers of Distributive Education and related programs at George Washington Hotel. Over 200 attendees heard guest speaker Albert Dryer of Lord Fairfax Community College. James Wood Concert Choir provided entertainment under Paul Thompson.
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George Washington Hotel
Albert Dryer
Division of
Public Service Technology
Lord Fairfax Community College
James Wood
Paul Thompson
Debbie Shirley
Distributive Education
End Years for Seniors at James Wood Graduation
The James Wood high school plans its June 6 Baccalaureate and June 10 graduation for the largest class yet. Dr. William H. McCoy of Lord Fairfax Community College will speak at the Baccalaureate.
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James Wood
William H. McCoy
Lord Fairfax Community College
James Wood Stadium
Ole Fredericktowne Days Show Off Early 1900s Crafts
The Concert Choir and Booster Club plan a two day Ole Fredericktowne Days at James Wood over Memorial Day weekend May 29 and 30. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children with parking included. Local craftsmen display antique cars, furniture, tools, and handmade goods while square dancing, country store scenes, spinning, blacksmith demos, and soap and quilt making bring early 1900 life to the event.
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Fredericktown
James Wood Concert Choir Boosters Club
James
James Wood
Red Cross Worldwide Membership Tops 220 Million
The British Red Cross Society reports that Red Cross and related societies total 220 million members across 114 countries.
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Lost and Found
London
British Red Cross Society
Red Cross
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Truban
Henandoahi
Soenasral Dairy Wii
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley
Mahler and
Creel
University of Tampa
Janet Barret
Catawba College
Ed Donahue
Florida Jr. College
Sharon Pilliger
Rockingham
Carmen Kay Smith
Allegheny Community College
Kenny Brannon
W. Boscawen St
Bill Johnson
Don Perrault
John Pence
James Biddle
James Jacobs
Randy DeHaven
Dale Simpson
Kathy Palmer
James Gordon
Alan Rogers
Donald Shirley
Melton Wright
Edward Lizer
National Honor Society
Ole Fredericktowne
Bermuda
Pa Ward Plaza
U.S. 11
RED Cross Millions
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