Battle High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Civinettes Civinettes work for community projects . The Junior Civinettes Club worked as a service organization to train girls to become builders of good citizenship in the home, communi¬ ty, and nation. The club helped with such organizations as Easter Seal Society, the March of Dimes, the Heart club drive. They also worked jointly with the Abingdon Civitan Club on community activi¬ ties. The Abingdon Club spon¬ sored a representative from the Ci¬ vinettes to attend a Civitan Confer¬ ence in Hendersonville, North Carolina. Club members also at¬ tend the District Civitan Conven¬ tion at Fontana Village, N.C. The club sponsor was Mrs. Linda Long. Cary Hayter (Vice President) and Reba Fleenor (President) plan club activities , Parv Havter Kathv Neal Back Row: Mrs. Linda Long, Tammie Rhoton, Angie Blackwell,

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Civitans Jr. Civitans donate funds to Track Team The Jr. Civitan Club was active in many school activities during the past year. They sponsored a lollipop sale with the profits donated to the track team. Club members also sold Claxton fruit¬ cakes during the holiday season. They attended monthly dinners at the Civitan Club in Abing¬ don. Officers for 1976-1977 were: Sterl Cullop (President), Daryll Simcox (Vice President), Robby Johnson (Secretary). Coach Phil Robbins was the club sponsor. President, Sterl Cullop, and Treasurer, Robby Johnson, listed to club members ' suggestions for 1976-77 projects. Front Row (Left To Right): Phil Robbins, Daryll Simcox, Sterl Cullop, Angie Canter — Sweet¬ heart, David Pennington, Robbie Johnson. Second Row: Stanley Millard, Tim Carter, Mike Shankel, Gilmer Meade, Darren Wagner, Benny Abel, Mark Henry. Third Row: Bruce Bentley, Darrell Gilbert, Mark Campbell, David Mcllvaine, Marty Eads, Tony Ashe. Back Row: Jeff Hashbarger, Jimmy Byington, Steve Sproles, Steve Wagner, Mark Ferski. Club members discuss Claxton Fruitcake sale.

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DECA President Phyllis Malone swears in Robin Tignor. DE students take active roll in DECA Week Front Row (Left To Right): Charles Peake, Jay Widner, Robin Tignor, Phyllis Malone, Karen Leonard, Pandy Barker, Linda Lohoefer, Nancy Honaker. Second Row: Alan Maxwell Jamie Rinick, Cathy Faust, Deanna Blaylock, Judy Childress, Drema Nidiffer, Kathy Woodby, Lisa Clayman, Lisa Hensley, Tammy Barr. Third Row: Helen Haworth, Carrie Mattinson, Anita Kenne¬ dy, Pam Campbell, Rob Kress, David Haworth, I.D. Palmer, Mr. Gene Grindstaff. Fourth Row: Leon FiUgerald, Sandy Sproles, Sammy Shuttle, Jimmy Leonard, Dennis Bevins, Donna McNew, Jack Clayman, Marty McCall. Back Row: Marty Grizzle, Mike Childress, Randall Blaylock, Ricky Wilson, Jeff Hobbs, Gary Cole, Gary Robinson. DECA was made up of stu¬ dents enrolled in Di stributive Education classes. In addition to their monthly club meeting at school, members also held a professional meeting each month. During National DECA Week in November, members presented an infor¬ mative program on DE to the Kiwanis Club. They also pro¬ vided coffee and donuts for teachers, as well as giving out suckers to students. Club members took time out from DECA activities to par¬ ticipate in school activities which included Homecoming decorations, student follies, and promoting school spirit. Throughout the year mem¬ bers and officers attended DE workshops and regional meetings. They competed in District and state DECA com¬ petition. The final activity of the year was the Employer- Employee Banquet. DECA officers: Front Row (Left To Right): Nancy Honaker, Linda Lohoefer, Charles Peake. Back Row: Jay Widner, Pandy Barker, Karen Leonard, Robin Tignor, Phyllis Malone. 26