Staunton River High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Moneta, VA)

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Beta Club The Beta Club honors juniors and Seniors who maintain a high aca- demic record. These members not only need to make good grades but also have characteristic of honesty, service, Leadership and responsibility to their school and community. The Beta Club held a tapping cere- mony to induct this year's new mem- bers on Dec. 12th, in the auditorium. Eleven students were presented to the President for membership in the club. In October the Beta Club spon- sored a trip to Klassroom Kwiz. Glenda Kasey, jeff Moles and Clinton Western represented S.R. They had one victory but on the next trip were defeated by a bonus question. Front Row: L. to R: Wendell Witt, Brenda Wheeler, Ken Norman, Cathy Nichols, Connie Morgan, Alfred Morgan. Renee Mitchell, Calvin Mays, julie Martin, Kenneth Delong, Chris Cosgrove. Back Row: Helen Eades, Delores Blankenship, Pam Habbard, Gloria 100 Clubs .El t rv Mrs. Pendleton, sponsor, poses with club officers: Donna Angell-Sec., Glenda Kasey-V.P., Kathy Sellars- Rep., Liz Harkrader-Pres., Clinton Western-Treas. .- l Beta Club inducts new members at the tapping ceremony. tt' ' ,. . ei. 2. Sellers, Martha Hoskins, Randy Hartberger, Donna Angell, Kandy Hutchens, Gary Atkinson, Glenda Kasey, Clinton Western, Diane Tuck, Diane Deel, Cathey Morgan, Kathy Sellars, Liz Harkrader, Denise Moorman. 1. sf' -- Delores Blankenship taps Chris Cosgrove into the Beta Club.

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The Forensics Society is made of two former clubs, the Drama Club and the Debate Club. By pooling their talents and energy they have been much more effective this year. Last year these groups went to two foren- sics festivals. They did so well and had such fun that they decided to go again this year. They needed to raise a lot of money, so they worked on sev- eral projects. The Fall Festival was one such project. Although many clubs participated, Forensics Society mem- bers were the work force behind all the fun. Their doughnut sale provided breakfast for many SRHS students throughout the year. .. - V - L , Q- Q., . , 6 2 if . '4-'ie-'.-V The Forensics Society officers are: Susan Moorman-Debate Sec., Renee Mitchell-Debate V.P., Ellen Lip- scomb-Pres., Sandra Williams-Tr., Chris Cosgrove-Drama V.P., Miss Mutter, Ken Norman-Drama Sec. I W' i.. -1 ' .J K -f ' ir A gp. H ffl ' s ' V 9 l . A ,J 2. f X N .. f,,,'.f- nv W? I L k ,.,- U A 5 wi . Sandra Williams sells another donut to a friend, for the Forensic Department. Sandra Bryan and her partner work in a Forensics Society booth at the Fall 102 Clubs Festival.