Independence Junior High School - Declaration Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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T GL. ,. XJ M 'M Q0 'W hi so OFFICERS - X President - Karen Lawrence 5 Secretary - Jennifer Callahan Treasurer - La Shon Jordon Brooke Shields says smoking spoils your looks. What do you think? l'm a Pepper, She's a Pepper, I-le's a Pepper, We're a Pepper, Shouldn't YOU Be a Pepper, Too? First Row: H. Oden, K, Rogers Second Row: B. J. Slack, K Faust. Third Row: C. Thomas, S Russion, J. Callahan, K Lawrence, B, Dutcher, K. Jones. The Pep Club, sponsored by Ms. Dixon, is a club that goes to home football games to help cheer on the team. Money making projects included selling pom poms at football games and sometimes at lunch. Vice PresidentfHistorian - Bobbi Jo Slack

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lTlF'l. EPUEH S1 FFMENEI5 Mr. Wiltshire, have you hugged your computer today? First Row: R. Aruta, K. Hodges, E. Michele, lsittingl J. Stahl, K. Arris. Second Row: S. Newberry, L. Costic, C. Kofa, S. Saunders, E. Jenkins, P. Grater, D. Jordan. Third Row: M. Graham, T. Jackson, K. Richie, J. White, L. Maddox, C. W. Kelley, D. Jones. A- 9-Q-3 7.5 The Computer Club, sponsored by Mr. Wiltshire, is a club which teaches its members how to use and program com- puters. Activities include guest speakers, playing computer games, and writing pro- grams. Also, fund-raising activities helped to buy software and hardware. Meetings were held every other Thurs- day at 8:50 a.m. in Room 336. 86 OFFICERS - President - Ron Aruta Vice President - Lee Costic SecretaryfTreasurer - Kathy Arris Reporter - Nils Culbertson

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Have a Problem? Peer Counselors can help. They are students at IJHS who volunteer their time to learn skills which help them to help other students with problems. Training includes many group activities and skill building. They spend about 30 hours learning skills for good listening and learning how to help without giving advice. The advisors are Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Coates. First Row: S. Jacobs, P. Jarvis, A. Stanley. Second Row: T. Williams, L. Anderson, K. Berger, A. Smith P Lindeman. Third Row: D. Laemmermann, S. Whitmore, P. Walsh, A. Simon, S. Harris, R. Robertson. HELPING HANDS Any student may be a helper in the office, the clinic, the library, or the guidance office. Application is made in the spring or early fall. Gffice Helpers Office Helpers The Office Helpers take messages, books, lunches, etc., to students and teachers for the office staff. They help to locate students, place materials into teacher mailboxes, and alphabetize attendance cards. These helpers also collate papers, file schedules, and pass out the daily attendance list to each classroom. 1 1- X D. Laemmermann, S. Parks, H. O'Reilly, K. Hodges