Glenvar High School - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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Y 1 Our Future Teachers of merica 2 182 SAE 4 The Student Action for Education Club of Glenvar was a service club for students who were interested in education. The club sponsored student-teacher exchange days and hosted teacher teas during the year. Other projects included decorating the bulletin board in front of the cafeteria and doing bulletin boards for the teachers. 1. Officers: jamie Marshall, secretary- treasurerp Rose King, president: Iulie Dotson, vice-presidentp Standing: Mrs, Berry, sponsor. 2. Front Row: Teresa Martin, Leslie Hankins, Kathy Lawson, Nancy Graham, Vickie Carr, Back Row: Kim Milton, Annette Deaton, Iulie Dotson, Iulie Sprouse, Sheila Kestner, Mrs. Berry f Sponsor, Pam Graves. 3. Jamie Marshall and Mrs. Berry discuss the treasurer's report, 4, Rose King is caught by surprise.

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in Whistle While You Work The Chorale was made up of a group of talented people. Though their size was small, their sound was great. The Chorale worked hard this year, and it started in early fall. They had a candy sale along wtih the choir to raise money for their 'trip to Busch Gardens this spring, There were other things to keep them occupied. There was the spring concert and the Christmas Concert. Several members attended all county choir and all reg- ional chorus. 1. Sitting: Tommy Adams, Front Row: Nancy Butler, Susan Grubb, Laurie Rae, Darlene Kestner, Linda Webster, Rosemary Saul, Twilla Thomas, Wanda Tatum. Second Row: Cheryl McCauley, Lendy Hodges, Lisa Con- ners, Sandy Womeldorf, George Clements. 2. Chorale members listen to instnictions. 3. Chorale Officers: Nancy Butler - President, Cheryl McCauley - Vice-President, George Clements - Social Chairman, Darlene Kestner - Secretary, Twilla Thomas - Treasurer, Miss Booe - Director, Sitting: Tommy Adams - Accompanist. 4. Tommy Adams plays piano for Chorale. 4 Chorale 181

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The Future Business Leaders of America faced a busy year. There were fifty-three members this year, who worked very hard. Activities such as a Halloween party, Christ- mas party, Teacher's Appreciation Day, and a dinner and picnic with the Andrew Lewis chapter were en- joyed by the members. A Thanksgiv- ing Basket and a Christmas party at the McVitty House were two com- 1 munity projects. The FBLA work- shop was held in the fall, the re- dional meeting was held in March and both took place at Virginia Tech, ending with a State conference held in Richmond in the Spring. The Glenvar chapter participated in all of these meetings with other FBLA chapters from different parts of Vir- ginia. in' 1 rf- FBLA Shows Their Worthiness l. Front Row: Cindy Letcher, Sandy Wool- dridge, Dani Brogan, Denise Link, Debbie Grisso, Linda Brumfield, sponsor - Ms. Keenan, Ginny Smith, Rita Lemon, Pam Pow- ell, Kathy Reed, Doris Dooley. Second Row: Teresa Huff, Wanda Akers, Dianne Kane, De- bbie Wheeler, Ricky Matz, Mary Ann Alley, Lisa Bohon, Susanne Carroll, Barbara Carroll, Nancy Duncan. Third Row: Laura Crockett, Linda Webster, Susan DeHart, Alice Hartman, Bea Wilcher, Debbie Lemon, Ieanette Mar- shall, Freda Pruitt, Marilyn Wilson, Sheila Kestner. Fourth Row: Karen Chewning, Melissa Rickman, Pam Ailstock, Dixie Thur- man, Ianet Thurman, Brenda Edwards, Cindy Threet, Debbie Wade, Gail Iohnson, Robin Spangler, Cathy Stiff. Fifth Row: Rhonda White, Ricky Brumfield, Glen Eads, Mark Bro- gan, Mary Cox, Wanda Tatum, Cindy Dooley, Beth Griffin, Virginia Matthews. 2. What is Nancy Duncan looking at? 3. Officers, Left to Right: Ginny Smith, Histo- rian, Linda Brumfield, President, Denise Link, Vice-President, Debbie Grisso, Secretary, Rita Lemon, Historian, Pam Powell, Treasurer, Kathy Reed, Reporter. ,v lid f 91 in kj 5 5 - f3,f:fgf.',-,. ., ' ' - Q ffl'-147'-.' ,, :ff .1 IJ-7: 3 FBLA 183