Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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t SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Margot Ray, Steve Gates, Frank Unterzuber, Paul Chouteau, George Sharits David Irving, Sec- Moss, Rhondell Potter, John McDermit, Linda Slaughter, Lou- retaryg Martha Johnson Treasu ' ly Cardwell, Vice- ise Evans, Jim Cabiniss, Mrs. Owens, Sponsor. STANDING: Presidentg o n es itt, resident. Edward Dice, David Lippiatt, Bob Dodge, Jody Smith, Jan Science Club Enters Competition The Colonial Heights High School Science Club holds as its purpose the promotion of scientific interest in the school. To be a member of this club, a student needs to have an interest in science and the desire to put that interest into work. , The club meets two Tuesdays a month after school. The members work on money projects throughout the year' and plan several field trips. Competition in the district,Science Fair at Hopewell and sponsorship of a school science exhibit are two of the projects that are planned by the club. Mrs. Elizabeth Owens, the club's sponsor, helps the members achieve their goals and carry out their plans for a very successful year. President John Nesbitt talks over plans of the Science Fair with sponsor, Mrs. Owens.

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I FIRST ROW: STANDING, Mrs. Kennedy, Janet Lynch, Mary Alice Buckwalter, Bobby Thompson, Stephen Gates, Bob Dor- ney, Lowell Paden, Thad Hamilton, Wayne Batey, Danny Paden, Tom Jones, Eddie Barker, Ben Marshall, Valerie Hastings, Michelle Gill, Peggy Taulbee, Sabra Caribay, Martha Johnson, Carolee Dykes, Louise Evans. BACK ROW: Bill Holleman, Charlie Rowland, David Irving, Paul Chouteau, George Minson, Charles Holmes. FIRST ROW: SEATED, Susan Yeaman, Mar- tha Wall, Janice Sarofeen, Debbie Moses, SECOND: Marlene Lcs Jeunesse Publishes 'R ,, as N : Qs Q, t ,, 6 E- p Q 1' -av' 'S Q i -SF I04 Benedetti, Stephanie Brown, Kathy McKenna, Robin Ridout THIRD: Mary Brower, Reporter, Kathy Johnson, Ginger Hill, Sandra Cottrell, Donna Hale, FOURTH: Gwen Ferguson, Vice Presidentg Bill Nugent, Presidentg Barbara Wuensch, Janet Hartley, Sue Stinnett, Connie Opfell FIFTH: Renee Sprague, Secretary: Barbara Steve, Diane Walker, Valerie Adams, Linda Sue Grubbs, SIXTH ROW: Joanne Cooksey, Treasurer, Diane Reed, Donna Thompson, Danielle Whall. French Newspaper The purpose of the French Club is to create an en- thusiasm for the French language. It gives French stu- dents, who show a real interest inthe language, a chance to extend their interest beyond the classroom and the textbook. To accomplish this purpose, speakers are brought in to speak to the students in French and the business of the meetings is conducted in French. The club also publishes a French newspaper quarterly and sends it to Petersburg and Prince George as well as to some schools in France. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Wightman, the co-sponsors of the club, were always ready with their help and advice to make the year a very successful one for the club.

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FIRST ROW: Bonnie Hughes, Sherry Tucker, Gilda Henderson, Treasurer, Barry Lubman, President, Janice Brown, Vice Pres- ident, Susan Yeaman, Historian, Sabra Garibay, Barbara Regal. ROW TWO: Allan Miles, Vicki Boisseau, Linda Grubbs, Susan Ellis, Carol Hall, Donna Smith, Mrs. Susan Herndon, Sponsor. ROW THREE: Mary Barns, Sandra Cottrell, Donna ,Wadsworth, Jane Hamm, Sharyn Simmons, Jill Cary, Judy Quesenbury, Car- olyn Tench, Barbara Brooks, David Strough. ROW FOUR: Sherry Russell, JoLynn Wilberg, Bobby Whitehurst, Lewis Hamner, Iii:-ry Whitfield, Robert Ricks, Mary Jester, Judy Taylor, Bobby ory. Art Club Plcms Exhibits Mike Murray works diligently on a masterpiece. IO6 An organization new to C.H.H.S. this year is the Art Club. Members of this organization include students from Art I and ll classes and former art students. One of the club's projects was advertising for other school organizations by making signs and posters an- nouncing coming events. The members of the club also showed their art work in several exhibits throughout the year, including a showing at the band's Christmas con- cert. Mrs. Susan Herndon, an addition to the faculty this year, sponsored the new club. The Art Club helps the students to broaden their in- terests in the various fields of art and gives them a chance to show their work to the public.