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

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Student Co-operative We, the students of Indian River High School, in order to promote better student-faculty understanding, coopera- tion, patriotism, and citizenship within our school, do hereby adopt and estab- lish this constitution for the Student Cooperative Association. This is the preamble to the S.C.A. constitution which was adopted in the Fall of 1968 by the students of Indian River High School. The S.C.A., in striv- ing to reach these goals set forth in its constitution, sponsored a number of activities, some of which will be future traditions. The S.C.A. conducted an Orientation Program before school be- gan in the Fall, established a Senate, sponsored an American Indian Orphan, appointed an Inter-Club Council, and sponsored a Christmas Welfare Project. The Indian River High School S.C.A. is affiliated with the Chesapeake Asso- ciation of Student Councils, the Virginia Student Cooperative Association, and the National Association of Student Councils. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Debbie Gray, Secretary; Susan Barefoot, District Represen- tative; Meta Thompson, Vice-President; Brandyce Smith, Reporter; SITTING: Ronnie Forehand, Presi- dent; Not Pictured: Tom Whitehurst, Treasurer. Ronnie takes the time to do some deep thinking.

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Society New members for the National Honor Society were tapped in an assembly held in October. This tapping more than doubled the number of members from the previous year. The National Honor Society strives to inspire leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service in its members. New members are tapped. National Honor Society officers light symbolic candles. New National Honor Society members receive tags. 153

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