Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Scat MEARE CIS SBE cn The Honor Society, the Thespian Society, and the TAPPED IN three of the most honored (= ta clubs at Henrico. It isa I pel ES thrill and an honor to be in : these clubs. Each member is ‘tapped in” during an annual ceremony. It is a mystery as to who will be tapped in until it actually takes place. If you go to one of these ceremonies you might be the next one to get tapped. Honor Society: First Row; W. Jones, F. Robinson, A. Smith, C. Klehr, S. King, S. Cochran, C. Arnett. Second Row; K. Rowlett, S. Dowdy, D. Robinson, L. Gregory, C. Rigsby. Thespian: First Row; T. Vaughan, J. Woolley, A. smith, Kk: Pohlig7. | Hoover. Second Row; M. Montecalvo, A. Felton. Quill and Schroll: M. Ritche, G. Meade, C. Hargadon, S. Dunning. Buck Overbey f Rex Gibson Rex Gibson 156 Organizations

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Latina DEUTCH The Latin Club lead by Jackie Chisholm, is one of the largest and most active clubs at Hen- rico. Every year they attend the Latin Convention. This year it was at Roanoke. The Latin Club is sponsored by Miss Sarah Car- ter: The German Club is headed by Ted Wiles. Timo Suokko has talked to the club about life in Finland. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Rollings. Latin Club: First Row; T. Blake, L. Allen, J. Jones, J. Chisholm. Sec- ond Row; E. Gantt, D. Barlow, D. Beadles, F. Robinson, V. Watson, B. Winters, M. Herringdon, C. Cooke, D. Flippen, M. Burley, L. Powers, M. Cain, B. Grubbs, M. Tate, J. Bartle, S. Robinson. Third — Y= Row; C. Shelton, W. Boldin, L. A Chisenhall, C. Welsted, T. Daley, ; B. Elliot, B. Halasz, R. Starner, P. Photographs Rex Gibson (Galaspie, D. Baily, L. Johnson, D. Leake, C. Fleet, K. Sizemore, M. » Patton, S. Anderson, C. Detrick, G. Stinnett. Fourth Row; G. Gar- nett, C. Hodges, DD) Trexler, S: Cooke, R. Cole, J. Almond, K. German Club: F. Rollings — sponsor, E. Cloninger, M. Booth. Third Row; H. Childress, L. Edwards, M. Kallen- Falconer, C. Trimmer, T. Suokko, M. Honiceh'? oe a ae 4 berger. Second Row; B. Boldin, F. Hol- Scharf, J. Sherrod, T. Seldon. Tucker ne eres Printeans vee brook, M. Underwood, M. Strauss, B. Rained. a Shepperson. j : Organizations 155

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KioS =Lowe SODA Rex Gibson SODA (Student Organiza- tion For Developing At- titudes), is a group of high school students who go around to elementary schools. They try to teach the children what is right and what is wrong. They go to classes one hour every other week. Some days they play games, eat lunch with the children, watch movies, and talk with the children. 1 SODA: First Row; D. Murphy, C. Car- roll, M. Burton, B. Spires, K. Cobb, D. Coppage, M. Vlahos. Second Row; Miss Suitt (Sponsor), C. Abrams, T. Seldon, N. Wincoff, E. Timberlake, M. Harris, M. Herringdon, T. Jarvis, G. Colvig, M. Via, L. Wright, D. Young, C. Van- Brackle. Third Row; F. McIntosh, C. Marshall, M. Stevens, A. Monfalcone, J. Frostick, T. Kay, J. Nunnally, K. Bucha- nan, A. Gorman, B. Diaz, C. Klehr. Fourth Row; D. Harris, B. Simmers, C. Trimmer, D. D’Surney, D. Tuck, D. Cain, S. Bruce, D. Kizzie, L. Whitman, S. Ogilvie, L. Gregory, J. Newman, K. Smither. Karen Buchanan and David Coppage have enthusiasm in there Soda class. 3 3 Martha Stevens tells a story to Soda ae 8 kids. i Photographs John Thornton Organizations 157