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

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ROW ONE: Diane Maclntyre, Debbie Oliver, Liz Dodge, Paula Bass, Becky Marshall, Leslie Stone, Carol Leacock. ROW TWO: Dale Sadler, Danny Moore, David Moore, Captain, George Shean, Barry Hearn, Eddie Barker, John' Wheatley, -l0hn Cadle, Jimmy Mercer, Connie Wilhite, Co-captain. Rifle Team Displays Marksmcmship Rifle team members are chosen for competition shooting. The Rifle Club at Colonial Heights High School is composed of members who are interested in the skill, marksmanship, and safety of target shooting. Members must attend instruction sessions on the safe and proper handling of firearms. This instruction is given by club sponsor, Mr. Leo Wright. Exceptional members of the Rifle Club are chosen to comprise the school's rifle team. The team practices and holds its home meets at the Fort Lee Rifle Range. Captain David Moore and Co-captain Connie Wilhite worked with the team to give 'it one of its most successful seasons. Pictured at the left are the members of the rifle team. KNEELING: David Moore, Captain, Connie Wil- hite, Co-captain. ROW TWO: Carol Leacock, Paula Bass, Becky Marshall. ROW THREE: Dale Sadler, John Wheatley, Eddie Barker, Jimmy Mercer, John Cadle. IO7

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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.

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E as Y 'Wt . .- . Q ? X Lf YQ.. 1 ' ...Q -1-1' v -. -. . E U N S sf., .. X - ,iss-' .5 . k .---' 5 ' A - , . . ,Sr K , 4 . . .'- K .. .. FRONT ROW: P. Carwile, D. Hazlett, M. Cbstello, Vice Pres., Carl Trauger, Pres., Miss Cooley, Sponsor, G. Hill, Sec., H. Cruse, Treas., L. Stuckey, C. Counts, J. Robinson, ROW TWO: P. Bielstein, E. Benedetti, V. Jones, N. Cogle, A. Gabriel, C. Hadder, D. Crosby, M. Church, C. Hack, K. Comstock, J. Alder- K. McKenna, D. Thompson, B. Holleman, L. Grubhs, S. Cheyne: son, ROW THREE: S. Cottrell, M. Johnson, N. Pugh, R. Ricks , - Is- . gf.-.sm . ,... r 1 P. Cheyne, B. Hughes, ROW FOUR: I. Ryan, D. McIntyre, D. Grimes, V. Hastings, M. Windisch, N. Kollman, C. Greene, C. Trusila, P. Roark, J. Nesbitt, L. Rose, M. Gill, K. Hagar, K. Hoyle, D. Emory, S. Stinnett, P. Riley, K. Cardwell, I.. Slaughter, B. Hannah, ROW SIX: C. Hall, J. Hartley, M. Brower, B. Brooks, 52. Boyle, D. Riley, P. Arnold, P. Green, M. Boyle, W. Pfaffen- IOUYT. Drama Club Enters Play Festival 15'-R l08 The Drama Club, a club of long standing at C.H.H.S., is sponsored this year by a new member of the faculty, Miss Harriett Cooley. The president, Carl Trauger, and sponsor, Miss Cooley, attended a high school conference held at Thomas Dale High School where problems con- cerning amateur productions were discussed. The club hopes to achieve a rating of Superior at the 'annual Play Festival this year. Planned productions for this year include a one-act competition play to be pre- sented at the festival and a major three-act play pro- duction.