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

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L. ff - ,-. 2 District Rally brings inspiring new ideas On October 24, approximately 300 students from various schools in the area attended the District XV Fall Rally hosted by DECA members at CHHS. Students gained beneficial knowledge from their work experiences which helped them develop as future leaders in marketing and distribution. The club organiz- ed plans for such activities as a DECA breakfast, six professional meetings, and also a banquet given by the employees forthe pur- pose of paying their regards to their past employers. The unique Pie in the Eye contest undertaken by the club not only boosted the sale of noteboards but also provided amuse- ment for the entire student body. At the end of the contest, the member with the highest number of sales was given the opportunity to throw a pie at Mr. Bates, the sponsor of the club. 1. Surrounded by students, Mr. Bates smiles good- naturedly after being covered with a cream pie. 2. With her mouth wide open, Valerie Miner participates in the dis- cussion while Felicia Lucas lends an ear to present business. 3. Waiting on a customer, Pam Lau double checks herself by counting back the change. 4. Sitting at the tables, DECA members meet for the purpose of organizing possible club events for the year ahead.

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I '-Di 3 Stu nts cause bruises Girls dressed in red or blue uniforms with CH on the front could often be heard wailing Ooh! My leg is killing mel , as they wobbled down the hall. Sore and bruised from their dif- ficult stunts such as Five Man Crunch , the cheerleaders practiced diligently for their weekly performances. ln spite of many moans and bandages, the cheerleaders promoted in- finite spirit. Win or lose, they backed the CH teams all the way. 'l. Smiling brightly, Maureen McCarthy takes her stance for a cheer. 2. Full of pep, Diane Brooks and Laurie Foster finish a cheer. 3. Riding piggy back, cheerleaders perform one of their stunt cheers. 4. Refreshing themselves with drinks and conversation, cheerleaders take a break from the afternoon practice. I. Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom: Dole Resnick, Carole Shortlldge, Diane Hubbard, Ste hanie Riley, Kathy Bandy, head, Karen Dlclr. Top: Janice Leacock, Dore Principe, Maureen McCarthy, lynne Covington, Julie Garrison. 2. Junior Vanlly Cheerleaderl: Diane Brooks, Laurie Foster, Anne Comstock, Jeanette Lau, Robin Webb, Patti Freeland, heady Dorleen Holes, Susie Parker, Terrl Saunders, Carolyn Burfelnd, Porn Alexander. Cheerleaders 63