Central High School - Wings Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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Student Cooperative Association The Student Cooperative Association is the representative government of the school. By working with the administration and student body, its goal is to achieve the highest standards for the school and meet the demands of the students. The SCA sponsors several activities each year. One of the projects for the 1965 year was the Miss Central beauty contest. The profits of the contestwere used in the Foreign Exchange Program, which has been the main project of the Central SCA in combination with the Central PTA. Other events included the 1965 Homecoming, sending representatives to district meetings, and raising money for the Citizens' Scholarship Foun- dation. The SCA is composed of one representative elected by each homeroom, the presidents of all school organizations, the editors of all school publications, the chairmen of SCA standing com- mittees, and the executive council of the SCA. The sponsor, Mr.J.AllanKagey, is also present at all meetings. All facets of school are thus represented, linking the students and the faculty. ,O 'in' A .E LEFT ROW: Judy Swecker, Presidentg Mary Lou Wright, Vice Presidentg Dave Brill, Treasurerg Becky Evans, Secretary. RIGHT ROW: Mr. Kagey, Sponsorg Judy Hottle, Reporter, Janet Coffelt, Parliamentarian. The SCA sponsoredan OrientationDay at the begimiing The 1965 Homecoming events, one of the SCA's first of the year for eighth graders. The program included projects, began with abonfire and pep rally the evening an assembly featuring presidents of Central's clubs. before the game. 70

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Student Cooperative Association if ft Christmas bulletin boards in each classroom were The Womanless Beauty Contest was another of the SCA's judged by an SCA committee. money-raising projects. i i N FIRST ROW: A. Kagey, J. Hottie, M. Wright, J. Swecker, B. Evans, D. Brill. SECOND ROW: E. Swartz, B. Vann, A. Artz, D.Wender, D. Walsh, S. Myers, G. Benchoff. THIRD ROW: A. Frye, S. Hoover, J. Coffelt, B. Peer, S. Long, P. Swecker, C. Estep, P. Finks. FOURTH ROW: S. Sweeney, J. Clem, J. Pense, J. Gochenour, D. Wolverton, G. Foltz, L. Peer. FIFTH ROW: D. Bolen, M. Cahill, P. Grabill, H. Flemings, R. Shipe, J. Truban, D. Luttrell, P. Clark.