Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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Mr. Smith, sponsorg Steve Gaydarick, Wayne Burton, Owen Irving, ,Ice DeBoer, Jim Myers, Wayne Hammond, Bill Williford, Luciano Wilson, Tommy Ogilvie, Tommy ljace, Bailey Walker, .lohn Cutcbin, Greg Scott Fritchley, Terry Burgess, Steve Parker, Jim DeBoer, George Edwards, David Kepple, David Jodrey, Tommy Jones, iv Dickie Martin, Ernie Pond, Ronnie Carlisle, Bobby Jones, Billy Wilson, Wilton Staples, Dgrel Kemp, e J Lanier, Q urtis Adams, Bo Short, Steve Eisenberger, Rus- sell Ballard, Barry Miles, Preston Leftwich, Tim Brown. X: 3 ,' 4 ' ' ,,, J i'We Buildf' This is the KEY-Club motto. A KEY Club is a High School Service Club. It is composed of the Key youth of the school who are selected from the upper classes. To be selected for membership the student must possess good character, good scholarship and potential leadership. This year saw the establishment of the C.H.H.S. KEY Club. The club is composed of 35 charter members and 5 new members making a total of 40 members. In its brief history the KEY Club has become one of the most active clubs in our school. Wvhenever there was a job to be clone the KEY Club was there to it. Among their activities were the publication of a Student lit fs Free basketball programs! Key Clubbers spell-bound. X FN rx

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