Gill School - Reflections Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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SD) The new Keyette club’s first year was a success. The club went tO nursing ) homes, did a tour for the Salvation Army, | painted school property and sold CD flowers for Valen- tine’s day. This year’s chorus held many of the chapels and par- ticipated in the Christmas Pageant. The Sportman’s club went on many fishing and hunting outings while the fun Games Chess Club im- proved skills and just had fun. Delinda’s sing-a-long is a smashing hit. Under the leadership of Mr. Wood, The Sportsman’s Club learns about the great outdoors. The Chorus will soon be good enough to show up on Broadway. 12

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Lead the Way The S.C.A. holds its elections every spring. Posters go up, speeches are made and finally Election Day arrives! The officers are chosen by their reliability, effectiveness in getting things done and last but not least, their popularity with the students. The Upper and Middle school S.C.A. have held dances for Homecoming and Valentine’s Day. Members of the middle school S.C.A. stop to show us who they are. President of the middle school S.C.A., the decorations for the dance. The $.C.A. worked hard keeping our school running smooth. Elizabeth shows Margaret where she wants 11

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CHECKMATE! The middle school chess club practices intensely for every game, How did Bob get in the middle of those Keyettes? The lower school Fun Games Club with all smiles. Kim and Kelly talk over their carnation project.