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

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Monogram Club Club officers are QL to RQ: Pam Hubbard-Sec., Cindy Tuck-Pres., Mrs. Ann Wright-Sponsor, Marcia Woodford-V.P., Sandra Williams-Tres. um...1...-- .f We ... . 5 Any girl who has earned a Varsity let- ter is eligible for membership in the Monogram Club. The Monogram Club sponsored the Horror House in the Fall Festival. There were such attractions as the dead man , flying pigeons and spooky music to scare anyone who was brave enough to enter. Another project of the Monogram Club was to pay for the football cheerleader's Homecoming flowers. Also on Mother's night, the mothers of both the varsity and Girl's Basketball teams were presented with flowers. is Y .stay -Q if gy amy ,Tags A , mf? ww .. if C-wg ' v , 'l'f'l'ii?Y, jf., gn ,. .,.,ywi1+s 7, gf y - - .f.:355 Ally' afia. The main attraction of the Haunted House was a badly mangled dead body . Left Top row QL to RQ: Marcia Woodford, Cindy Tuck Middle row QL to RJ: Mary Hoskins, Chipper Zimmerman, Martha Hoskins, Donna Angell Bot- tom row QL to RJ: Diane Tuck, Gloria Sellers, Pam Hubbard, Sandra Williams, and Sylvia Howell. Clubs 113

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ff '- ff EK. , lf' d' l l b Me :ca Careers C u A X .I p The Medical Careers Club at Staunton River is aimed at helping stu- a 4, , dents prepare themselves for further work in the field of medicine. . ' Club activities try to introduce each member to many areas of medi- cine and provide information for those who already have chosen a special interest. As., Mr. Woodford inspects the First Aid Kit which Rob- ert Morgan presented to the school on behalf of the MCC. Club members listen attentively as secretary BJ. Holland calls the roll and reads the last meeting's minutes. 112 Clubs Phyllis lohnson, leanette Hall and Mr. Gerald Ayers, Sponsor, discuss plans for the club banquet. Q V f f' X ,A 'ii' -f Q N au- Qi +ve 1 3 4 ?' Club officers are QL to Rl: Robert Morgan-Pres., Goggins-Rep., Nancy Fowler-V.P. A fr y r , 'S , at C ig., A D L V7 ' Fa' Uibl A y - . ws ,, 1 C: EW . v K r Il sf r -as li Q 0 V 1 Q 2 f 1- ,. x I Q al X I wg . I ' gg : -s 4 411 .. Vi fs.. so J E ALE l .SAA--' Phyllis johnson-Tres., Barbara H fkfnifa. olland-Sec., Cheryl

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P if 5:2 Carolyn Meador looks over Club booth. Pep Club Anyone who wants to show a little more spirit and back the Eagles should join the Pep Club. The Pep Club is a group of students active in keeping school spirit alive at SRHS. Colorful posters were in the halls to let everyone know when the Eagles had a game. Also, pep buses were taken to away games to give our team more support. In the Fall Festival the members sold hand painted T-shirts with such designs as Mickey Mouse, Tweedy Bird, and other types of designs. - JS' -ee-P .N ., ., at i L. W 1 I , In ' r es f- ' . , t 335' ' ig' . P .C , as ein.: yt LJ , gf X Qffwf i 5 'V ' i Donna Basham, Doris Whorley and Tami Cassidy ponder over ideas for spirit posters in a book the merchandise at the Pep if 23' r -f g f 2 if M -,,f f I J I ZA -get f 'Q' fi, ,f lulie Martin, Renee Mitchell Chris Cosgrove and Karen Howell advertise their dance 114 Clubs