Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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1. Johnny Baker. Jack Dent. Larry Spivey. Kathy Nettles. Todd Hall. Sally Boatwright. 2. Tammy Lewis. Pam Montgomery. Shelley Husband. Pam Cauthen. 3. (Bottom Row) Mike Platt. Bryan Walton. Steve Franz (Top Row) Tammy Ulmer. Pansy Gray. James Gonda. Debbie Harrison. Robert Alderson. Tim Surratt. 4. Walter Kaufmann. Amy Falter. Vickie Fleenor. Susan Dorgay. 5. Karen Collins. John Reese. Rachel Carr. 6. Laurie Wyrick. Sherri Faust. Allison McNeely. Ricky Hunter. Jennifer Nicholson. Mike Gillespie. Kenny Evett. 7. Sandy Richardson. Glenda Green. Vicki Harrell. Sandy Goodwin. Michelle Condra. Larry Spivey. 8. Tom Hall. Sharon Gibbs. Sherri Faust. Kecia Courtney. Anne McDonagh. Scott Van Valkenburg.

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Spring VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Interclub Council Interclub Council was designed to maintain strong public relations between clubs as they worked closely with Student Council. Meeting twice a month. Interclub Council discussed various prob- lems about the school as they planned activities including “Adopt a Teacher” in which different clubs secretly sent teachers cards and gifts at special times of the year. The Council also assist- ed in the Domestic Exchange to New York in which clubs sponsored students to visit another school in the Long Island area. All in all. Interclub Council has benefited the school in many ways. 18

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Student Council Activity and work were a major part of Student Council’s schedule. Student Council was made up of members from each class: the four officers, ten elected members, and student body officers. Meet- ings were held bi-weekly to discuss important school business and social events. An important school project was one between Spring Valley and Richland Northeast in the formation of the “Sword and Saber’’ trophy. After every Spring Valley and Richland Northeast football game, the winning team will receive the trophy. Student Council traveled to Pawley’s Island in October for their first of two workshops. They spent three days getting to know each other, learning parliamentary procedure, and having a good time. A ski weekend in the Appalachian Mountains was planned for January.