Glenvar High School - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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Drinks Sold t Home Games 1 The Monogram Club participated in many of the schools activities this past year. They sold drinks at the basketball games to help pay for a ski trip. To be in the club you had to have your letter. The Monogram 2 Club helped pay for the letter jackets and also donated money to the Res- cue Squad, The Monogram Club was honored to have Mr. Kucer as their sponsor. 3 1. Front Row: Perry Skelton, Keith Noell, Cathy Austin, Sherry Peters, Karen Hall, Vic- kie Mills, Mr. Kucer, Susan Cournoyer, Bruce Allen, Sandra Cournoyer, Charlie Crouch, Felica Grinnellg Second Row: Cindy Evans, Pat Waldon, Beverly Crable, Sherry Marshall, Lynne Crotts, Angie Ross, Lisa Shelor, Mark Cronk, Carolyn Sink, Ioann Nowlin, David Ni- xon, Allan Glass, Third Row: Debbie Craw- ford, Wanda Dewease, Marlys Ness, Doris johnson, Sherry Thomas, Cathy Lawson, De- nise Nixon, Kevin Rakes, Iohn Leftwichp Fourth Row: Danny Harth, Billy Robinette, Eddie Grubb, Mark Lee, Iunior Bralley, Kevin Whitt, Chris Blomberg, David Powers, Top Row: Chuckie Moore, Mike Huffman, Mike Sprouse, Larry Slusher. 2, Mr. Kucer talks to Billy Iones about Mono- gram activities. 3. Officers: Mr. Kucer - sponsor, Perry Skel- ton - president, Keith Noell - chaplain, Angie Ross f secretary. Monogram Club 167

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Financial Improvements The Thistle Staff worked very hard to put out an issue of the school newspaper each month and suc- ceeded with no problem. Along with hard work there was a little fun in- volved. The Thistle Staff sponsored the Student-Faculty football game this year. Mr. Cromer retumed again this past year as their sponsor. 1, Front Row: Pam Ailstock, John Leftwich, Bill Wells, Kathym Woodson, Cindy Robin- son, Angie Ross, Glenda Owens, Iimmy Finn, Back Row: David Baum, Tammy Propst, Lisa Poff, Denise Duncan, Robin VanValkenburg, Janie Pruitt, Mr. Cromer - Sponsor, Greg Carroll. 2. Mr. Cromer worries over deadline. 3. Tammy Propst and Greg Carroll discuss Thistle business. 4. Glenda Owens, editor, completes last mi- nute details. 166 Thistle Staff

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SOD - IFS not a Cola! SODA, which is short for Student Organization for Developing At- titudes, went into its fourth year here at Glenvar. This year SODA was made up of twelve members- called SODA leaders. These twelve people were divided into six groups, or teams. These Teams then went to visit Glenvar Elementary or Fort Lewis, depending upon which school the team was assigned. Each school selected the most suitable time for SODA leaders to visit, then the leaders visited accordingly. Usu- ally, at least two visits were made a month. XX , ,f QM: -fr ee-'la M1fff.f. , ' Y W.. ev 1. Some Glenvar Elementary SODA students Pam Baker, Carol Kagey, Pam Graves, Ellen work hard on their homework. Helton, Danny Hopkins. 2, David Layne, Angie Ross, Iim Gresham, 3. Ms. Robison works hard as SODA sponsor. 168 SODA