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

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VINES WAMNNISRIES iiD-VEAR orientation for the Freshmen Class for the first time. As usual the S.G.A. gave a success- ful Homecoming Parade and Winter Carnival Dance. Along with all the duties of the S.G.A. is included picking the club of the year award which al- ways seems to be a tough job. Co-Sponsors Bo Ellett and Marti Vines have been great partners for the past two years, and now with Ms. Vines gone it’s really sad to see the team split apart. So from all of us at Hen- rico, ‘“You’ve done a good job Bo Ellett and Marti Vines!” S.G.A. Assembly: First Row; S. Cooke, Treas7;, 1. Pappas, Sec.; I- Daley, V-Pres.; S. Green, Pres. Second Row; P. Pearman, T. Jarvis, M. Lukehard, G. Amory, L. Gentry, J. Nunnally, D. Lukehard, R. Freeze, K. Gorman, M. Strauss, S. Duesberry. Third Row; C. VanBrackle, K. Walls, N. Winecoff, L. Bingley, D. Johnson, S. Bottoms, T. Saunders, S. Nauman, G. Stennett. Fourth Row; A. Ellen, D. Smiley, B. Spiers, J. Jones, A. Felton, J. Trevellian, K. Waldrup. Dw S.G.A. Council: First Row; K. Ward, N. Winecoff, T. Saunders, K. Waldrup, S. Cooke, T. Pappas, T. Daley, S. Green, R. Freeze, M. Sprouse, S. Nauman, L. Terrell. Second Row; T. Smiley, S. Bot- toms, K. Rich, A. Smith, M. Strauss, S. Appich, W. Abed, L. Gentry, S. Dues- berry, D. Lacy, G. Stinett, P. Harris. Third Row; S. Poole, C. Stiff, D. Smiley, J. Jones. G. Smith, D. Johnson, A. Fel- ton, R. Cole, B. Spiers, W. Smith, J. Frostick, K. Milican, D. Peay, M. Pas- tore, A. Ellen. Rex Gibson Rex Gibson SI eee “a ad Buck Overbey Keeping busy, T. Pappas, T. Daley and Ms. Vines stop for a picture. Organizations 173

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G A iN ACTION What we have always known as the S.C.A. is now the S.G.A. Under the leadership of Susie Green the S.G.A. had a very progressive year. With the help of Terry Daley, Theresa Pappas and Steve Cooke, the S.G.A. presented an i With determination Bo Ellett will figure out a solution to the problem. President Susie Green waits patiently to get ready to conduct their meetings. 3 “In action” the officers and sponsors plan for their next meeting. de seag ye ies ety vganelsT Sagreee oo Ree oe Photographs Buck Overbey 172 Organizations

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WHAT WILL tal Henrico’s H-Teens con- sist of four clubs . . . Tri- angles one, two, three, and four. Through participation and hard work, these girls strive to better their school and community. With con- cern for others as they learn, work, and grow to- gether, H-Teens try to fulfill the needs of those around them. Whether it is through projects in school. . . such as donating food for dances, picking up trash, or cleaning blackboards . . ., or projects in church and community, H-Teens al- ways lend a helping hand. 1 Senior H-Teens get together for a little fun during the Christmas season. TEENS DO NEXT ? ‘ Seniors Il: Front row; C. Klehr, K. Puryear, Treas.; K. Rowlett and K. Johnson, Co-Pres.; K. Walls, T. Shackelford, Sec.; Sponsor M. Walden. Second Row; M. Stevens, T. Trotman, C. Wetzler, C. Van- brackle, T. Holmes, D. Young, B. Colley, J. Nunnally, G. Dankos. Third Row; S. Forthuber, T. At- kinson, D. McCarthy, C. Arnett, GP Amory, Os Kingmow bitte b Roberts, M. Lukhard, N. Morton, K. Rush. Fourth Row; F. Hilldrup, K. Gibson, J. Newman, K. Smither, B. Diaz, S. Hott, S. Dun- ning, T. Suokko, E. Dellinger, B. Kennedy. Photograph Rex Gibson 174 Organizations