Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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Outstanding skits and strong interest produced an ELE TIO FOR CHANGE The spring elections for student body officers highlighted a busy conclusion to the 1984-85 school year and signaled a promising start for the 1985-86 year. Upperclass- men and faculty members praised the campaign skits as the the best ever. Adding interest to the skits were the contests for offices. Un- like the last few years, no person ran unopposed. It was, in fact, the 1-5uhL 'N' 5? L first time in years that there was a race for the presidency. A spirit of unity ultimately prevailed after the election of Roger jenkins, who unseated Martha Wilson, the in- cumbent vice-president. After years of female-controlled govern- ment, students elected two girls and two boys to key positions. New leadership initiated several new programs. Highlights, in addi- tion to traditional programs, wercl an assembly to inform students o the new seatbelt law, an inspira tional Thanksgiving program, and an unusually successful Homecc ing dance. One obvious and novative approach challen student minds as the SGA we posted an inspirational thou for the week. S C ,I-. 86 El Student Government Association A BAND OR A DJ. dominates t sion of an SGA meeting led by Roger Jenkins and Mrs. Spragin

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ANCHOR BUDDY information requires En activity period meeting for Mrs. Aycock nd members. 1 fs.. 'N Q 1' ' 'L ., N ' ' 'dim' HOW TIME typifies the Anchor spirit as elonie White enjoys a club luncheon ior to the Christmas holidays. Anchor Club DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. Front row: Melonie White, vice-President, Titian Quincy, presidentg Mrs. Aycock, adviser, back row: Sallie Little, senior directory Kim Salmon, secretaryg Martha Wilson, treasurer, Anne Morris, junior director. MEMBERS. Front row: Denise Pittard, jennifer Allen, Nora Lei h Hockada , Karla Montealegreg second row: Chris Philli s, Melody Smith, Lara inn Barnhifl, Traie Ma 0, Missy Balsleyg back row: Aimee ghillips, Angela Green, Tammy Davis, Laura Cobb, Celeste Cooper, Doris Boseman. Anchor Club III 85

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SGA OPINIONS OF SGA MEMBERS bring smiles from Ronnie Keeter, Senior Class and Kim Salmon, SGA during a planning session for yi HE SEATBELT LAW captures the atten- ion of students at an assembly sponsored y the SGA and conducted by Trooper C.F. unch of the Highway Patrol STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. Kim Salmon, secretaryg Roger Jenkins, presidentg Geraldine Spragins, adviserg Walt Burgwyn, treasurerg Doris Boseman, vice- president. K uw I vig 'f Iyh Agfa Q II n-U lt r tgr' - ti r CLASS PRESIDENTS. Front row: Chris Phillips, Scott Griffin, Kim Mayog back row: Wayne Edwards, Ronnie Keeter, Chuck Podruchny. at 'nfzftq tw if ,,. ' 2 inf If, 0'-52,52 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES. Cherie gohnson, Kevin Hales, Anne Morris, jay Qualls, Tommy Wright, Angie Howell, ara Inscoe. l gl I Student Government Association III