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Executive Committee—Front Row: Joyce Grunewald, Becky Randy Crockett. Back Row: Holmes Gillette, Allen Boyce, Cox, Penny Jones, Tanya Parker, Karen Dyer. Second Row: Claude Foster, Mike Harrington, Terry Hebert. Rusty Corker, Mary Scott, Emilie Scearce, Bonnie Schwartz, Facing the student body at an assembly, President Bob — Successfully rearranging the activity bulletin board in the SCA study, Ukrop boosts future SCA school elections. Tommy Nance, vice-president, demonstrates his efficiency. WYTHE 2 ae
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Giving adividuality be hive individuality ZATIONS . Individuals’ e firm bases for ization, for disposition, for thought before ndividuals inking, discarding, deciding made uable contributions. itt was not a foil er a complement. original gitt of individuality, foundations were laid, but from unity came growth. It was quietly molded from the formal receptions of the honor societies to the purposeful action of the student government, to the ambitious projects of the service clubs, to the energetic harmony of the cheerleader squads. Unity was the blending of personalities. eee Suen
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Student Cooperative Association Active SCA Encourages Student Body Enthusiasm A more active SCA keynoted the campaign for Bob Ukrop's election as president in the spring. Through vigorous work and enthusiasm, the activi- ties of the Student Cooperative Association broad- ened every aspect of the school year. Attempting to unify the school organizations, the SCA initiated an interclub committee with a repre- sentative from each school club. Weeks which were set aside to emphasize certain phases of the stu- dents’ lives added spirit to the school. A Sadie Haw- kins dance after the Lane game and a fall sock hop were among the social activities the Association sponsored. The SCA also gave Thanksgiving baskets and food at Christmas time to their adopted needy family. George Wythe experienced a year of active par- ticipation created by the enthusiastic representa- tives of the SCA. The rewards encompassed an in- formed and interested student body. Mrs. Jerri Sutton, enthusiastic sponsor of the SCA, smiles with pride as she displays the familiar bulletin board which includes all the activities which touch school life. Jayne Brown, Secretary of the SCA, glances over the minutes which she took during a recent meeting of the executive committee. Assuming his duties as SCA Treasurer, Earl Nance glances over the student finances with approving eye. — 75
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