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

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Monogram iackets, food-filled baskets reveal achievements Regardless of the fact that meetings were few and participating members were scarce, the Boys' Monogram Club con- tinued the traditional ordering of monogram iackets. Whether for a letter at- tained through achievements in band, choir, or sports, Preston Hubble received numerous orders for the royal blue iackets with CH on the front. A basket overflowing with goods to help bring Christmas cheer to underprivileged families in the area was the main goal of the Girls' Monogram Club. Following the consistency of previous years, members attempted to fill a decorated box with various food products. The Chesterfield Welfare Department exhibited its gratitude amid thank yous and smiles, and members departed feeling that they had generated happiness to a few needy families in the tri-city area. V 1. Shaking his fist, Preston Hubble attempts to quiet John Nims. 2. Listening intently, members of the Girls' Monogram Club ponder a suggested proiect. 3. Hearkening to on absurd suggestion made by Larry Fox, Preston Hubble, Dale Travis, and Dale Heuer- mann stare with blank expressions. ill or 1 1 ff ...MAL

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58 FCA Ib' . -17 .4 4 ' I V Q, Athletes gather in monthly fellowship Members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes attended area churches as a group at least once a month. FCA members included male and female athletes who believed that Christ gave them the strength and ability to excel in sports. Monthly meetings gave the members a chance to plan such proiects as a bean supper and a stew. Ringing bells in front of Nichols Department Store for the Salvation Army helped members to collect donations needed for those less fortunate tri-city residents. 1. Leaning on the podium, Gary Farley discusses proiect ideas for the FCA. 2. Attired in a dress suit, Wally Ander- son addresses the student body. 3. Smiling members of the FCA are amused by a statement made by the speaker. .,,.-

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60 FBLA, COE l ll F9 Business clubs gain vocational abilities Future Business Leaders of America held several meetings at which they discussed their activities for the year. ln January, the club assembled with clubs from other schools for a FBLA regional meeting at Virginia Com- monwealth University in Richmond. Members of the club attempted to fulfill their main ob- iective which was to increase the skill and knowledge of the business world. Members of COE received credits in school for working on certain iobs. ln an effort to in- crease the club's funds, dedicated members handled the concession stand at the Hip- podrome which was sponsored by the Civitan Club. Through careful planning, appreciative employees honored their employers at a ban- quet. This event climaxed the year for the club. 'I. Holding her notes, Mrs. Temple, FBLA co-sponsor, attempts to line up some activities for the organization in the coming year. 2. Flipping through the files, Kim Romsey performs one of the many tasks of her office job. 3. With interested looks and smiling faces, FBLA members and co- sponsor, Mrs. Cox, listen to suggestions ot a regularly coll- ed meeting before school. 4. Conferring with each other, Sandy Beale and Mrs. Maitland organize the COE employers' and employees' banquet. l x I ff N or lu.. -L --44, V. '--fi., -ix.-z . -. sf' ,X -4 .Z .gg J