Highland Springs High School - Highlander Yearbook (Highland Springs, VA)

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Cafeteria Committee The Cafeteria Committee was organized for the first time this year. Its purpose was to improve the order in the cafeteria and to make it a more attractive place in which to eat. We made curtains for the Windows under the direction of our sponsor, Miss Aqee, and, with the cooperation oi the students, were able to greatly improve the order on the steps and in the cafeteria line during lunch periods. Since our Work was completed in March, our committee met only when necessary. Left to right: Betty Perry, Betty Tucker, Edward Timberlake, Thomas Atkinson, Ben Holzbach, Miss Aqee, Sports org Maxine Calhoun, Chairman: Rose Femiani, Mary Sattterwhite, Ioyce Hall, Vivian Pearson.

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I ggeewigivk First Row, Cleft to rightl: Alice Lee Harrison, lean Hunt, Virginia Bauer. Second Row: Doris Cavcinaugh, Sporisorg Eli.: Mao illzirison, Shirley Gilham, lune Dodl, Dorothy Richardson. Third Row: Ruth Smith, Barbara May, Iyuis-2 Vv'-ost, lVl'zry Tucker David McChesney. Fourth Row: Linwood Ladd, Fred Lange, Robert Moore, Burke Owen, G-'miie lloldcr, Archie Conner. Absent when picture was taken: Norma Iean Davis. Cen tml Committee The Central Committe, consisting of the four major officers and a representative from each homeroom, acts as an advisor to the various committees. The aims and purposes of this committee are: Cli To act as a clearing house for all extra-curricular problems. C23 To nominate S. C. A. officers and committee heads. C35 To arrange a social calendar for the year. C43 To budget S. C. A. money, and, also, to plan, with the help of the school, ways of making money. C53 To create new committees as needed or discontinue old ones if no longer needed. CGD To adopt policies as they seem needed, or to discard out-dated policies. Our meetings were held twice a month. We attained almost lOO per cent membership, managed school finances, backed activities of all other committees, sponsored and financed a hand- book, and sponsored one party-dance for S. C. A. members.

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L l Fits B W lctt to rightlz Miss Morris, Sponsor, Phyllis Nixon, Chairman, Frances Swanson. Second Bow: Alice Tayl- I M ryorie Dyer, Leo Forrestal, Mayte Ann l-lardacre, Estelle I-licks, Virginia Pack, Secretary. Third Row: Bever- ly ll plans Boa Crabtree, Ioyce Tiller, Ieanette Harris, Mildred Bottoms, Rachel Nolte, Mabel Robins, Grace Brandi n n Nolte, lack Myers. Red Cl-oAA Committee Remember us? We're always asking for money and things. This year the Victory and Red Cross Committees were combined into one. Our Membership Drive brought in 332690. We sold 33385.65 in Victory Bonds and Stamps. From T. B. Christmas Seals, We collected S56 and from March ot Dimes Drive we collected 3537. For McCfuire's Hospital we filled l8 Christmas stockings, collected playing cards, funny books, and many other things that the soldiers would enjoy. Twelve Christmas boxes were also filled for the European children. Our main objective this year was serving McCfuire's Hospital, under the leadership oi our sponsor, Miss Flora Morris. Our chair- man and secretary are Phyllis Nixon and Virginia Pack, respectively.