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

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LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: Ben Marshall, Treasurer, Pat Hewitt, Vice-Presidentg Linda Grubbs, President: Paula Mal- comb, Secretaryg Mary Jo Boyle, Publicity ROW TWO: .lan Lawson, Nancy McAllister, Sharon WOIHICH, Anne Michalek, Robin Willingham, Anne Bedford, Carol Atchley ROW us .mo gg THREE: Mrs. Hundley, Sponsorg Vicki Boisseau, Mary Alice Buckwalter, Janet Lynch, Mary Brower, Barbara Wuensch, Arlene Sweeney, Janice Brown ROW FOUR: Carl Trauger, Robert Jodrey, Mike Jones, Rodger Dos, David Wells, Bill Holleman, Mr. Bates, Sponsor. Quill ond Scroll ls Reoctivotecl ot C.H.H.S The Colonial Heights chapter of the Quill and Scroll was revived this year after being inactive for a year. Twenty-six students who served on either the newspaper or annual staffs were selected for membership. In order to be chosen, the students were required to meet five basic requirements: they must be either a junior or a senior, be in the upper third of their class, do superior work in some phase of journalism or school publication work, be recommended by the supervisor, and be ap- proved by the Society. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hundley and Mr. Bates, the club decided that it would be an active rather than an honorary organization. Several p r o j e c t s w e r e planned for the year. Among these were a creative writing contest and a booklet which contained a collec- tion of students' writings. Plans were also made to be- gin work on equipping a dark room for the use of school publication staffs. Co-sponsors Mr. Bates and Mrs. Hundley plan Quill an'd Scroll activities. 85

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1' Stone 5 eaks to Students at Rodger Doss taps Peggy Taulbee. Paula Malcomh searches for a pros Taps New Members In December, thirty-six juniors and seniors were hon- ored for their scholastic achievement, leadership ability, and character when they were tapped as new members of the National Honor Society. These students had to meet several rigid requirements before being considered for the club. Students who meet the requirements must be ap- proved by several members of the faculty before being inducted. These selected students are tapped during a special ceremony which is followed by a reception. This year the Honor Society sponsored Honor Week and opened it with an assembly in which members of t.he executive board defined the terms, scholarship, character, leadership, and service. At the end of the week, the tapping ceremony was held. Another project of the club was a tutoring program. A list of Honor Society members was posted along with the subjects they knew best so that students wishing to raise their grades could go to these members for help. pective member President R. C. Woodson greets new members at the Honor