Indian River High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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Arnica Tri-Hi-Y The Arnica Tri-Hi-Y was formed this year by ninth grade girls who had been members of junior Tri-Hi-Y clubs last year. The members endeavored to create high standards of Christian character and attempted to extend these stan- dards by doing service projects. The projects which the club undertook included the donation of materials for a church bazaar, collecting necessities for needy families at Thanksgiving, and Christmas, and sending Kool-Aid to Vietnam. They also sold Friends of the Library cards, decorated show-cases and decorated the school office for the Christmas season. Arnica attended church as a group once a month. The group made money for service projects by conducting a bake sale and a car wash and by selling doughnuts. CLUB OFFICERS: SITTING, Vickie Etheridge, Treasurer; TOP ROW, Left to Right; Carolyn Hawks, Historian-Parliamentarian; Melody McK own, C tap a n; Pam Spruill, Vice-President; Linda Bull, Reporter; Carlene Rhodes, President. Not Pictured; Terry York, Secretary; Miss K. Halstead and Mrs. F. Woodward, Club Sponsors. 133

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Girls’ Athletic Association The Girls ' Athletic Association is a newly organized group at Indian River High school. The G.A.A. sponsored intramural sports for girls and raised money to send a girls ' track team to the district meet. The club also co-spon- sored a dance program and helped to repair physical education equipment. The G.A.A. hosted a sports day in volleyball for all schools in Chesapeake. SITTING: LEFT TO RIGHT; l ce-Rres c er7r, Margaret Whitmer; Rres cyenf, Pat Onley; Secrerarj , Patty Fordham; Treasurer, Debbie Moore. STANDING: Sponsor, Mrs. Betz; Points Recorder, Sue Louk. 132

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Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED, Left to Right; Terrie Shoulars, Chaplain; Teresa Tarkenton, President; Betty Ann Stephenson, Sargeant-at-Arms; STANDING, Left to Right; Susan Harrell, Historian; Meta Thompson, Secretary; Colleen McGuire, IZ ce-Ares c enf; Beverly Spencer, Treasurer; Becky Brady, Reporter; Miss Betty Lou Parker, Sponsor. 134 Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y has been extremely active this year. Among their service projects were sponsorship of the Toys for Joy Drive at Christmas, supplying a needy family with food for Thanksgiving and Christmas, presenting awards to homerooms with the highest academic averages, provided personal hygiene boxes for Eastern State Hos- pital, and gave the library several works of art from the proceeds of a spirit-link sale. The club also sent two delegates to M.G.A. and ten delegates to Eagle Eyrie. Alpha Omega Phi has earned the Ace Award for the third year in a row. The club attended church once a month as a group. Alpha Omega Phi has been one of Indian River ' s most vigorous clubs this year.