Dublin High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

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The Student Cooperative Asso- ciation of Dublin High School rep- resented the entire student body and attempted to clear up most of the gripes of the students. The S.C.A. also attempted to bring about changes by being the inter- cessor between students and fac- ulty. Representatives from each first period class, plus the presi- dents of the clubs made up the membership of the S.C.A. After presenting campaign speeches, the officers were elected by the stu- dent body. th|e, Miss D.H.S. Beauty Pageant, and a picnic for teachers at the be- ginning of the year. Sponsors Mr. Richard Richardson and Mr. Mi- chael Hickman assisted members in attending work shops and the State Convention held at Virginia Beach. Also an Activities Com- mittee was set up to coordinate all dances held at D.H.S. A very important branch of the S.C.A. was the Bi-Racial Council. This council was organized to bring equal representation to the minor- ity. Any discriminatory problems are brought before the Bi-Racial Council. Clark Heads Student Council Student Cooperative Association Officers I President Mike Clark Vice President Jo Ann Farriss Secretary-T reasurer I Cheryl Waddell | Reporter Kenny Tickle Parliamentarian Rick Walson (FRONT ROW) Josh Green (SECOND erly Casey, Kenny Tickle, Jo Ann Farris, Rick Richard Richardson, Mr. Michael Hickman, ROW) Tony Carden, Dickie Burgess, Bev- Walson, Cheryl Waddell (BACK ROW) Mr. Mike Clark. 15

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(FRONT ROW) Lee Lynn, Steve Morris, Cindy Walsh, Cheryl Waddell, Vicki Atkins, Debbie Miller, Josh Green, Karen Farris, An- drea Farmer, Martha Koger. (SECOND ROW) Cecii King, Kenny Tickle, Jo Ann Far- ris, Dennis Reed, Wanda Hill, Rhonda Tur- man, Lynn Barbre, Mary Ai n Armbrister, Ja- net Akers, Connie Ratcliffe. (BACK ROW) Phillip Akers, Dickie Burgess, Ricky Walson, Mary Ann Smythers, Beverly Casey, Larry Johnston, Mike Clark, Stredwick Walker, Martha Akers, Jim Hanks, Diane Carden. (FRONT ROW) Sara Agee, Jill Thigpen, Candy Greer, Georgia Anderson, C. E. Pugh, Billy Hale (SECOND ROW) Connie Epperly, Amy Archer, Jeff Gibson, Ava Manns, Donna Cox, Cynthia Mills, Mitch Martin. (BACK ROW) Diane Sander, Tony Carden, Randy Kirby, Randy Simpson, Carolyn Stowers 14

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Owen Joins Guidance Department Files on every student ar e kept in the Guidance Office, and Mrs. Ruth Howe explains test scores from these files to Joann Stafford and Mary Morehead. Nineteen hundred and seventy- two brought Mr. Thomas Owen, a Distributive Education teacher from Pulaski High to D.H.S. as a special Senior Advisor. He became invaluable to Seniors by filling out college applications and offering counseling to students undecided about their future. Mrs. Ruth Howe and Mrs. Ca- nary Newman were underclass ad- visors and were in charge of stu- dent records. They had an endless job of determining grade averages for various purposes like the Beta Club and filing grades at the end of each nine-weeks grading period. Honor Study hall became the scene of an additional Guidance Office which Mr. Owen occupied and plastered with shelves of col- lege catalogues and brochures. The D.H.S. Guidance Depart- ment sponsored a College Night for New River District schools on October 23, 1972. Representatives from over seventy-five colleges, universities and vocational schools were on hand to discuss aspects of their institutions such as entrance requirements, course offerings, and attendance costs. Students from Christiansburg, Galax, Auburn, Radford, Pulaski and Dublin attended. The Guidance Department has expanded to meet the ever-in- creasing needs of a growing stu- dent body and faculty. Mrs. Canary Newman files semester grades for underclassmen. ? . 16