Gill School - Reflections Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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S.C.A. Seated: Ashley Johnson, Treas; Kim Pinchbeck, Sec.; Lynne Martin, Pres.; Mellissa Lawrence, V-Pres.; Heather Hillier, Chap.; Standing: Mrs. See, Co-Sponsor; Thomas Kiluk; Chris Ellis, Joseph Chinault, Cayce Craddock, Jan Horner, Susan Patterson, Mrs. Pierce, Co-Sponsor Middle School Pep Club © Tillers Dov j: Gran, a ¥s dno? ‘eae a Laur, i oe X ies: a ‘ne aa BOK Kim Qod™ x @ 28 Activities

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Of The Gill Playhouse A Christmas Play: The Vision The Cast of The Vision Mrs. Schenkel talks to Hans Mrs. Danawitz complains to Hans (as usual) A Calendar Of Dramatic Events Feb. 12 Forensic Contest At Longwood College (The Gill team placed 3rd out of 23 schools) Feb. 17 18 Musical No, No A Million Times No (Produced by Drama And Chorus Classes) April 29 Commonwealth Conference One Act Play Competition April 30 May 1 One Act Play Festival May 21 Fine Arts Banquet Activities 27

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Kneeling: Darryl Bates, Pres; Kim Grady, Kristen Landreth, Laura Maxey, Lucy Blanchard Standing: Jeff Peterson, Earl Shaw, Ronnie Moorman, Lance Wall, Chris Johnson, William Farmer, Kip Grady, V. Pres.; Carthan Currin, Treas., Mrs. Grin- stead, Sponsor Kneeling: Laura Fry, Elizabeth Evans, Kim Pirichbeck, Sandra Williams, Kevin Burger, Pat McDaniel, Standing: Pam Cobbs, Fdie Walker, V. Pres.; Jan Horner, Treas.; Renee Nuckols, Beth Adams, Kevin Wooldridge, Pres.; Chris Anderson, Jeff Neblett, Mrs. Setien, Sp.; Jillana Hicks, Sec. (not pictured) Science Club This year’s Science Club has been one of the best. Darryl Bates has done a fine job of planning activities. The club visited the Spider Museum in Powhatan, the Rich- mond Astronomical Society, the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, and the rock mines at Amelia, where everyone had an enjoyable time. The club was also invited by St. Cath- erine’s School to attend a film entitled ‘‘The Vanishing Eden’’ which was presented by the National Audubon Society. Wildlife Club The Wildlife Club under the leadership of Kevin Wooldridge, has shown much enthusiasm and interest in their projects and trips. Their projects in- cluded the development of the nature trail and the organiza- tion of a contest to keep the school clean. Another success- ful project they held was the Valentine’s Dance which took place in the Multi-purpose room. The club took trips to the Spider Museum and to Maymount Park for the day. They ended the year’s activities with a spring picnic at Forest Hill Park. Activities 29