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

Page 185 text:

GAA AND PEP CLUB SHARE IN COMMON INTERESTS Supporting all girls athletics at Henrico is the function of the Girls Athletic Association (GAA). The organization partici- pates in and attends girls’ sporting events. In order to raise money to purchase equip- ment for the various girls’ teams, the Girls Ath letic Associ- ation sponsored an aluminum can collection drive and ping pong tournament. With a twelve member squad the Pep Club strives to promote spirit and togetherness between the student body and faculty. The club participated in the Homecoming Parade, Bonfire, and helped provide refresh- ments for the football team. To cover expenses the Pep Club sold candy. Many other activi- ties were planned such as a pizza party, a kissing booth for Valentine’s Day and a talent show. Upper: G.A.A. — Front Row: Anita Lavin, Jody Lavin, Cindy Cooke, Karen Voelcker, Donna Gorman Back Row: Martha Utley, Wendy White- man, Kelly Varner, Sonja Coxford, Julie Marshall, Jaye Farmer Middle: Pep Club — Front Row: Cynt- hia Epps, Cynthia Bryant, Brenda Rog- ers Middle Row: Denean Anderson, Pam King, Jada Propst, Annette Johnson, Sherrie Wiggins, Faydrea Palmer Back Row: Angie Shelton, Lynn John- son, Courtnie Banks, Angie Trent Lower Left: Students show spirit during Pep Rally. Clubs 181

Page 184 text:

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

Page 186 text:

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CREATE ACTION ATTRACTION Exhilerating spirit throughout the year, the varsity cheerlead- ers are active in many activities. Mr. Warrior, Mickey West, joined the cheerleaders in cheering for all sports events and pep rallies during the school year. The cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. West and Mrs. Bean, assisted in the preparation and serving of pre- game meals to football players and coaches for all home games. This special time for athletes and cheerleaders served as a time for sharing team spirit before the games. The cheering squad raised money to buy new uniforms with co-captains Wendy Harris and Karen Millican assisting Mrs. West. The squad also provides many services to the school such as serving as guides and assisting the faculty and admin- istration in special events. Upper left: Cassandra Harrison sup- ports Melanie Mahanes in a cheering formation. Upper right: During the Patrick Henry “Hee Haw’ pep rally, cheerleaders Susan Wilcox, Pam Arnold, Robin Mar- tin, and Laura Heston spread some football ‘‘rumors.” Middle: front row: Karen Millican and Wendy Harris co-captains second row: Laura Heston, Pam Arnold, Robin Mar- tin, Michelle Dabbs, Carolyn Owens, Rhonda Wilcox, Diane Lett, Linda Wetz- ler, Mickey West, Robyn Jones, Melanie Mahanes, Cassandra Harrison, Dana Terry, Missy Millican, Sandy Green, Lisa Duke Lower left: Mickey West, Carolyn Owens, and Michelle Dabbs await the beginning of the Homecoming parade. Lower right: Cassandra Harrison gets R-OZWe DFE 182 Clubs