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

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AMERICA’S FUTURE STARTS hERE ! America’s future starts here with F.H.A. ands BALA AP Future Homemakers of America, is a national organization for stu- dents enrolled in a home economics elec- tive. President, Gail Meade; secretary, Donna Cassidy; and treasurer, Ree Garrett, started the year off with a Fall Frolic. The sponsors, Mrs. Sweet, Miss Hudson, and Mrs. Wells are helping their students to better their lives and those of their families in the future. BoB ERAS Future Business Leaders of America, is a state and national chapter for students in business classes. The sponsor, Mrs. Headly, and pres- ident, Dale Daniel, along with vice- president, Lori Reid; Secretary, Terri Saun- ders; and treasurer, Penny Guy, lead the club in many activities. Besides typing for teachers the F.B.L.A. has extended their ser- vices to the community. shnsnaseasganesse® Rex Gibson 1 2 F.H.A.: First row; N. Lee, D. Ellis, J. Clarke, D. Drummond, P. Worrell, J. F.B.L.A.: First row; P. Guy, D. Daniels, Brewer, G. Meade, R. Garrett. Second Morris, S. Boyer, S. Pilcher. Fourth T. Saunders, L. Reed. Second row; R. row; Miss Hudson, T. Jones, C. Graves, row; T. Hopper, K. Spiller, C. Bell, C. | Quarles, A. Motley, M. Nix, C. Wilcox, P. Nicely, L. Llewellyn, C. Arnett, K. Sprouse, S. Nuckols, S. Payne, B. C. Riley, J. Garryot, D. Goodrich, B. Thompson, C. Klehr, D. Nunnally, K. Simmers, B. Cox, T. Trotman, L. Duncan, S. Spiner, R. Freeze J. Krely, S. Lambat, J. Woody, S. Hott, J. Hughes, R. Adams, P. Cecchi, K. Sickenger, D. Trevett, P. Fox, S. alee. S. Fox, L. Reed, C. Timberlake, Lytton, J. Lyddiard, J. Yohe, D. Young, Gittmen, S. Schisler. Third row; C. P. Haymens, J. Wells, J. Nunnally, Mrs. S. Dunning, C. Hargadon, L. Dean, E. Marshall, F. Garness, S. Siether, K. Sweet. Third row; G. Walls, R. Dyson, Dellinger, L. Trevett, D. Perkins, S. Fowler, A. Frazier, R. Durham, A. D. Smith, M. Updike, J. Wallace, S. Garness, D. Cassity. Beale, M. Clarke, A. Bucher, S. Hicks, King, S. Lamb, R. Duesberry, K. Rush, R. Scott, D. Kirsten, L. Martin, C. Hunt, T. Holmes, B. Diaz, K. Walls, K. S. Garness. Fourth row; S. Moore, V. Johnson, T. Shackelford, S. Pitts, S. Davis, C. Crosby, R. Vaughen, D. Hart, G. Sprouce, D. Woodlief, W. Mitchel, T. Rynes, V. Eary, D. Couch, S. Garness 180 Organizations

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ALL AROUMD THE BoARo The Chess Club and their sponsor Mr. Gallier are chess lovers. They spend their time learning the skills of chess, and chal- lenging others to the game. The American Field Service is a club that primarily raises money through vari- ous activities. They try to earn enough money to bring a foreign student here and send someone from @et . Henrico to a foreign coun- a try. Timo Suokko is Hen- @ rico’s foreign exchange stu- dent this year. Ani orb irststOw; io aenappell.o: Ogilvie, T. Suokko, G. Abernathy, Mrs. Shelton. Second row; B. Hudson, K. Rich, J. Smook, L. Smith, C. Jones, D. Beatles, N. Winecoff, J. Golding. Chess Club: First row; A. Ellen, D. Ladd, B. Patterson, J. Jackson. Second row; C. Whitner, D. Flippen, S. Croem. Exploration in Field Science: First row; B. Overbey, L. Chisolm, S. Christianson, T. Pitman, D. Harris, J. Golding, C. Frederickson, E. Hoffman, Second row; B. Jones, L. Shook, K. Carpenter, B. Hasler, B. Shook, L. Powers, T. Carlton, T. Stone, M. Sacra. Third row; S. Bruce, M. Martin, J. Swain, G. Fergisson, C. Smith, R. Young, S. Erdman, B. Spiers, y) S. Jennings, K. Watson. SCIENCE photographs Rex Gibson Organizations 179

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YOU TAL... TREY USTEN Do you have something on your mind? Well, you are in luck because there are eight Peer Counselors on campus to help you dis- cuss your problems. This group began two years ago when the Black Heritage Task Force thought of a way of helping students with their problems. Peer Coun- selors have helped Fresh- men locate their classes on the first days of school and have been seen on WWAR. Many students applied to be Peer Counselors. Each one was personally screened and had a training period in which he had a role to play. Confidentiality is stressed: You can‘tell anything to them, but they will tell no one. The return- ing Peer Counselors were Jackie Brewer, Tracy Bridges, Martha Via, and Mark Vlahos. The new members were Ginny Har- wood, Sheila Naumann, Janice Robinson, and Rene Vaughan. Mrs. Stacia was an active and interested sponsor. So, if you need someone to lean on, go toa Peer Counselor. That is their business. “Gibson NNN NS SN 1 cam a ; : ea Peer Counselors: R. Vaughan, S. ong eee g i Dele he ae a sae )—CSCt é=é “; «SNatumannt,, J. Brewer. 3 2 Peer Counselors get together to discuss how to handle particular problems. Buck Overbey