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

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S.0.D.A. CREATES AWARENESS BERRRREB EMME Ome ne RELERER AHURA RE eM Ree ee bid BERWaRe' bidbbed neene® Upper: Front row: Mike Shearin, Terri Vikram Kapil, Working with elementary and middle school children, the Stu- dents’ Organization for Devel- oping Attitudes (SODA) reviews topics such as developing a positive self concept, resisting peer pressure and forming gen- uine, lasting relationships with others. SODA teams develop close relationships with their young friends while meeting one hour every other week. During the meeting hour, games are played, movies are shown, and lunch is often eaten. Under the guidance of Miss Linda Wool- ridge and Mr. Donald Ganzert, the SODA teams enrich their lives and experiences as well as those of the youngsters in Hen- rico County. Ricky Raines, Melvin Horne, Wendy Harris, Lisa Duke, Henry Briggs, Beth Grubbs, Beth Cloninger, Lisa Tate, Beth Saunders, Nancy Cochran, Donna Lucord, Sherry Chap- lin, Kendall Farmer Second row: Der- eake Leake, Cassandre Harrison, Mau- reen Tabasko, Tracey Glasper, Daphne Aylor, Scott Henry, Kelly Harding, Nevin West, Carol Ann Leeson, Susan Van- Denburgh, Kim McLaughlin, Althea Coetzee, Carolyn Bell, Kelly Craver, Mike Pastore Third row: John Savage, Todd Brown, Robbie Spiers, Jaye Farmer, Mark Hilldrup, Steve Faggert, Pam Arnold, George Heston, Krista McCue, David Varner, Kanisha Adkins, Cynthia Bryant, Sandra Bruce, Allen Talbott Fourth row: Kenny Artunian, Black, Conway Hertsch, Gary Morgan, Kurt Whiteman, Mike Edwards, Matt Brown, James Williams, Andrew Via, Walter Fontaine, Kim Fahed, JoEllen Edwards, Jonathon Shepard, Neil Quimby, Glen Thomas, Paul Martin, Lauren Tucker Middle left: Mr. Ganzert and Miss Wool- ridge, SODA sponsors, await the arrival of teachers of other schools at the “Kick-Off Tea.” Middle right: SODA members Cynthia Bryant, Mark Hilldrup, Vikram Kapil, Neal Atkinson and Nevin West make plans for the year at a workshop. Lower left: Sandra Bruce and David Varner plan a lesson for their class.

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Filling Christmas stockings for. McGuire Hospital and making Valentine favors for the Veter- an’s Hospital are among just a few of the community services the Red Cross performs. Directed by Mrs. Stevens, they also held an enrollment drive to collect money for the youth pro- grams at the Henrico Chapter of the American Red Cross. Extreme concentration and skill are the major qualities needed to be a member of the Chess Club. Their sponsor, Mr. Gallier, helps the students learn new strategies and moves by com- peting against each other. This competition also increases fel- lowship by helping others per- fect their skills. Teaching safe driving techni- ques and making’ students aware of driving hazards are the main concerns of the Safety Club. Mr. Sharper, the club’s sponsor, and the members have contributed greatly with the aid- ing of spectator’s parking at the Warrior football games. Henrico High School’s safety Club has played an important role in pro- moting personal safety on cam- pus and at home. 178 Clubs SMALL CLUBS PRESENT A VARIETY as soe ae PR EX Upper: Safety Club — Front row — Dawana Mack, Earletta Trent, Cheryl Bell, Robin Christian Second row — Sissy Wendall, Kim Johnson, Thanayi Mosby, Earnest Bottoms, Keith Bathelle Back row — Nikki Loupassi, Linda Couch, Mike Hoke, Jimmy Mootz, Greg Turner Middle: Chess Club — Front row — John Longest, David Land, Melvin LeSane Back row — Steve Land, Skip Gelletly, John Chamberlayne, Barry Pat- terson Lower: Red Cross — Crystal Harris, Linda Parrish, Debra Chisenhall, Susan Forristal

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The National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, and Thespians are honor organizations for those talented in academics, journalism, and drama, respec- tively. Students are tapped at a special assembly by members of the clubs. The NHS creates enthusiasm for scholarship and stimulates a desire for leader- ship. Quill and Scroll is the honor society for publications. As the other two societies, stu- dents are recommended by sponsors. Thespians aim is to establish interest in the theater. The members not only perform on stage but also help with cos- tumes, lights, make-up, and publicity of school productions. All three organizations are inte- gral part of school life. | pce ; a - Upper: National Honor Society — Front row: Gina Andrews, Michelle Sprouse, Lisa Tate, Robert Lowry, Donna Lucord, Eric Fredricksen Second row: Henry Briggs, Doug Coppage, Lau- ren Tucker, Beth Kies, Althea Coetzee, Mike Young. Third row: Derek Leake, Jim Kasko, Paul Covington, Bill Smith, 180 Clubs HONOR SOCIETIES TAP MEMBERS Laurie Hargadon, Frank Luck, Sherrie Chaplin. Back row: Wayne Currier. Lower Right: Quill and Scroll — Jo Ellen Edwards, Mrs. Payne, sponsor; Gil Wells. Lower Left: Thespians — Front row: Wayne Currier, Beth Cloninger, Alex Pang Second row: Mark Waller, Ricky Raines