Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Christmas baskets, decorated like sleighs and Santa Clauses, were collected by the Hi-Y and given to the Christmas Mother this year. A community Christmas tree at Chamberlayne Shopping Center was decorated by members as another project. In February, the annual Sweetheart Dance was held. Crowning of the new sweetheart highlighted this semi-formal dance. The club made a substantial contribution to the Grayson Murphey Memorial Scholarship Fund. Gray- son was a charter member of the Hi-Y. Scottie Long, Secretary; Julian Gilman, Vice-President; Bruce Har- vell, Historian; Walter Zyglocke, Treasurer; Paul Anderson, Presi- dent; Wilson Davis, Chaplain; Linwood Brown, ICC Representative. Hi-Y members Jim Mead, Paul Anderson, and Wilson Davis decorate for the Sweetheart Dance. pp? PLO” Hi-Y CONTRIBUTES TO MEMORIAL FUND Bruce Harvell, Walter Zyglocke, Rip Perry, Scotty Long, Terry Drumheller, Russell Cornett, Mike Hildebrand, Mr. Ruscus, Mr. Ney, Sponsors. Second Row: Paul Anderson, Freddie Wilde, Wilson Davis, Larry Sharpe, Julian Gilman, Lin Ford, Doug Moyer, Bobby Bostain, Carl Jones. Third Row: Henry Ford, Jim Mead, Frank Shimchick, Chipper Clarke, Norman Bobbitt, Donnie Martin, Don- nie Matthews, Jimmy Atkinson. Fourth Row: Raymond Wallace, David Howell, Chip Evans, Ivano Seredini, Linwood Brown, Ronnie Gibson, Jimmy Napier.

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Lorraine Moriconi, Sweetheart; Bobby Gibson, Arne Growen, Ry- land Saxby, Richard Hargis. Second Row: Gary Atwell, President; Pete Walker, Ted Durvin, Vice-president; Joel Salmon, John Bur- ton, Keith Witt. Third Row: Benny Pleasants, Wayne Thorpe, Sec- retary; Mike Traylor, Rick Simpson, Treasurer; Jerry Meanley, Dennis Johns, Charles Patterson, Chaplain. Fourth Row: Doug Rowe, Jim Duesberry, David Brown, Jimmy Harris, Jimmy Sties, Ken Grosch. Fifth Row: Mr. Sorrell, Sponsor; Royall Newlon, Floyd Griffith, Steve Sandridge, Bill Scott, Kent Grumbles, Jerry Selden. DISH WASHING INITIATES KEY CLUB MEMBERS Key Club members Rick Simpson, Wayne Thorpe, and Jimmy Sties clean up after an- nual spaghetti supper. 136 Carrying homemade keys and washing dishes after the spaghetti supper initiated fifteen new members into the Key Club this year. The giant keys, made by the prospective members, advertised the spa- ghetti supper which was held before the Tucker football game. A toy drive, a safety project, contributing to the Christ- mas Mother, AFS, and cafeteria, and help- ing a needy family kept the members busy. Teachers were surprised at an afternoon faculty meeting, when members served homemade refreshments as part of their teacher appreciation campaign. As an added courtesy, the faculty received their Christmas dinner free from the Key Club. In March, representatives were sent to the Key Club Capitol District Convention in Norfolk, Virginia.

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Linda Walker, Publicity Chairman; Roberta Kelley, Parliamentarian; Linda Sue Baughan, Treasurer; Delphine Wood, President; Alice Hott, Secretary; Mary Wright, Vice-President. Have you got your “’SS?’’ was the question asked by mysterious Indians during the Pep Club Sportsman- ship Drive. The other members were disguised as “OOSS” agents to arouse student interest and to pro- mote sportsmanship. Those students who knew ‘’SS”’ was school spirit were given cards stating the Warriors sportsmanship code. Printed on a large sign in the gym was the sportsmanship code which reminded students to exhibit sportsmanship at all athletic events. Sponsored by Miss Trevvett and led by President Delphine Wood, members sold football programs at all the home games. A special edition with pictures of the football players and the homecoming court was published for the homecoming game. Pep Club members promoted honesty during exams in a citizenship drive. They placed in each homeroom signs to be a constant reminder to students of their honor obligations. Members worked earnestly in making posters for not only sports activities but the projects of other clubs also. As a fund-raising project, the Pep Club held a car wash in the spring. PEP CLUB EMPHASIZES SCHOOL SPIRIT Linda Walker, Jean Crump, Linda Sue Baughan, Alice Hott, Bonnie Moore, Brenda Eudailey, Dianne Falconer. Second Row: Linda Matthews, Rita Wade, Joan Keckley, Mary Lou Gilman. Third Row: Diane Whitmer, Diana Evans, Beverly Wheeler, Mary Wright, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Delphine Wood, Linda Cobb, Judy Duncan, Roberta Kelley, Barbara Orange.