Glenvar High School - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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17,1 if V . 5 This year, unlike many, the Pep Club only had thirty members. All were very busy. They made posters, sold tickets, and cleaned up the stadium after home football games. For the second time awards were presented to the most active mem- bers. A member received points for every activity she participated in. The highest was presented as out- standing member. Second highest received a Glenvar Pep Club Patch. Third received a pin with their year of graduation and the rest were given certificates of membership. With the money left over the club bought a gift for the school. With the help of Miss Hall they made it a booming last year. 1. Officers: Teresa Martin, vice-President, Barbara Crable, secretary, Debbie Evans, trea- surer, Donna Ratliff, president. 2. Teresa Martin and Barbara Crable display a pep club poster. 3. Ms. Hall, sponsor, shows enthusiasm for her club. 4. Rhonda jones and Nancy Butler work on volleyball poster. 5. Front Row: Teresa Martin, Donna Ratliff, Kathy Pendleton, Mary Ann Alley, Rhonda jones, Edie Tingler, Annette Deaton, Barbara Crable, Debbie Evans. Second Row: Vickie Carr, Sheila Kestner, Pam Pendleton, Kathy Hale, Nancy Butler, Kathy Reed, Pam Powell. Third Row: Susan DeHart, Tonya Reynolds, Michele Martin, Sandy Womeldorf, Daphne Gordon, Malinda Moran, Alicia Dickson, Francis Christenbury. Fourth Row: Betty Shepard, Becky Williams, Karen Shepard, Les- lie Hankins, Lisa Milton, Wanda Tatum, Lee Ann Damall. 6. Donna Ratliff, president, laughs as she thinks of previous pep club activities. Pep Club 171

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Keyettes Have Successful Year 13 The Keyette Club was one of the newest clubs at Glenvar, yet it was one of the most active. The Keyette Club was founded in the summer. It had a total of thirty-eight members. The Keyette motto was 'We Serve' and every Keyette tried to live up to this motto. Every month the Keyettes had a service project. This project in some way bettered our community. They also had many money making projects, such as, selling hats and spirit buttons. The Keyettes worked in cooperation with the Ki Wives of Salem. 1. Front Row: Mrs. Ottevaere, Sandy Vamey, Vicki Carlton, Doris Johnson, Pam Martin, Carol Owen, Lisa Poff, Mrs. Iohnson. Second Row: Ioann Nowlin, Cindy Bower, Linda Mo- ran, Susan Mowbray, Ianie Pruitt. Third Row: Tricia Cronk, Mary Ann Carroll, Teri Tingler, Rose Tompkins, jenny Hibbitts, Pam Baker. Fourth Row: Lisa Walowac, Cheryl Kagey, Ann Maxey, Vicki Thomas, julie Sprouse, Jeanna Capps. Fifth Row: Sabrina Harmon, Carolyn Harman, Kim Milton, Elizabeth Rush- ing, Sara Mills, Mauricia Sledd. Last Row: Lynne Crotts, Carol Gillock, judy Owen, Cathy Lawson, Nancy Graham. 2. Please don't stick me! 3. Vicki Carlton, Vice-President: Pam Martin, President: Carol Owen, Secretary, Lisa Poff, Historian, Doris johnson, Treasurer: Sandy Vamey, Chaplain, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor. 4. Pam Martin looks over the moming's agenda.