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

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embers enforce Beta Club's motto by serving community On the night of October 16 in the cafeteria, many deserving Juniors were initiated into the Beta Club. Proud parents watched as their son or daughter received a membership card and certificate recognizing their superior academic ability. A clothing drive for the patients at Central State was organized by the members as one of their first proiects. With the cooperation of the entire club, money was collected for the Salvation Army in front of Nichols Department Store for two days during the Christmas holidays. Later on in the year, concerned students urged the public to contribute toward aiding the blind on White Cane Day. Through these activities, members of the Beta Club who contributed their time and efforts helped to carry out the club's motto which is Let us lead by serving others. 1. Attending the initiation with their parents, anxious Juniors nervously wait to become official members ofthe Beta Club 2. Performing one of her duties as vice presi- dent, Jeanne Page conducts a meeting due to the absence of the president. 3. Assembled for a routine meeting on Tuesday morning, Juniors and Seniors consider prospec- tive plans forthe year. 4. Glancing down at her notes, Jan Bowman familiarizes the audience with the past activities of the Beta Club. it

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l 1 wt-5, 1. Standing with their arms crossed, Kenny Storey and Steve Sublett converse with each other at the Beta Club in- itiation. 2. Speaking to parents and students, Preston Hubble acquaints them with the purpose of the Beta Club as Debbie Overbey and David Ogburn also listen to him. 3. Socrificing their time one night for a worthy cause, David Ogburn and David Ferry ring the bell for The Salvation Army during the Christmas season. 4. Pleased with their new membership, proud Juniors attend their first Beta Club meeting.

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Students of French exhibit generosity Although foreign language clubs have similar proiects and ideas, only one foreign language club at CHHS can claim the honor of donating 100 dollars worth of books to the school library. This year is the second time the French Club has done this proiect. Money earned dur- ing the year was used to purchase the books and to finance the annual Christmas party. The students cooked French delicacies and Christmas treats. 1. Having completed her speech, Carol Milton awaits the comments of fellow students. 2. Listening attentively, Bill Rose, Jane Puryear, and Jean Murdock ponder the suggested proiects. 3. Gesturing with his hands, Mr. Echals gives his opinion on a possible club proiect. 72 French Club ICQ . E l nfpj 'IN 21' Fe If - I A, W V1 , .rife ' -1 'in C