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

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Challenges . . . Activities foster co-operation among students. The challenges presented to the students at Indian River often require more than an individual effort. Co-operation among the students is essential in order to attain success. Students are shown the value of team work and co-ordination in such activities as chorus and band. The faculty and administration of Indian River High School strive to develop among the students an ability to work with others. 10

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I’m sure you all recognize immediately the very common chioides albofasciatus. Oh, what I could say about these students! Mrs. Richards puts the finger on another student. Take your seat. Chuck, and be quiet. 9

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. . . Rivalries promote school spirit. One of the numerous challenges that is extended to Indian River students is the development of school spirix. Here, in the school, each student finds many activities in which he may participate, thereby contributing to the vigorous grov th of the school. Student body participation in extra-curricular activities has been enormous and has added to the combined spirit found at Indian River. The efforts of the cheering squads, clubs, and classes have all aided in developing these feelings of enthusiasm and pride in our school.