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

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Humanitarian Projects Are Sponsored The Key Club kept up the usual hard work. This year they sold col- oring books for Christmas presents. Some of their community projects were the annual Red Cross Blood Drive, flower sales for Valen- tine sweethearts and for Mothers Day. Their school projects con- sisted of Dress-up day, Stadium clean-ups after football games and Teacher Appreciation Day. The annual Blood Drive Day was always one of excitement. This ex- citement was brought on by the students who were trying to prove their bravery by giving blood and then swooning at the first drop drawn from them. As was expected, the swooners usually bragged about the amount of blood they gave, but someone from behind the scene always let the truth be known. 11 Key club members: first row: Wayne Le- mon, Mike McCall, Harry Warren, Bruce Millerg second row: Mr. Sheely's spon- sor, Donnie Cyrus, Rocky Natches, joe McCutcheons, Marcus jenkins, Mike Fuesser, Yogi Bryant, Gary Vaughan, Mike Stillman, Steve Smith. 21 Bruce Miller is a great fisherman at Homecomin . 31 Mike McCall produces a Narcissian im- agle. 41 T e president tries different skills. 144 Key Club ,.- , Q- :Ng-'sis TNI 5','L,-55 l'?'Ef Marg- .xg-. T ' L51 . --Y-.L -iii-53113 ' :QT .' 5f,qQ:. jf'?,-,fgf-1:-'J fc. -ff' I--.:, - ' ,SN ,5':i'fSf'f'54L1s- as- ig-. 'Q -7531114-.-1.5 .. 5 A' l -:Aa L 1-- .Ls---.-1.23 -an-, --. 1 1' 2: gi- flea ,, igflgfml-IRE'-jg?15-Q.afu? 3i-iE't :1:g' l 3 .5 : Q-2' tit' Q' YE? ill' M g':eiai1e.vfnmf-vm-fag tgjliizll-gflgwsfrs, '1 --54 , . Rfk... - ,N 55- ., :ug .:' 1' , 4'-,A J. fm?tff:.fs:1f-2 li invite-LE,,. ffniijlla .. W., , .. sk.. ,5-.., J, .-1 -1-4,9 ,. ,F 'i - Psmmmir fwa':?'-1 -ax: ' -hi-'Heisman .2- .. - ' I - , M 1. ' 'if?'Z5'fkTYf15-. K ' -emu JFK' A--!f xfi--iii. ' .F-ie-5-3 has m Fifty. . , 1 - xgEx..1.zafxw.a-11 il .lif3zig5?-:'n.fr , ,. . . - i.1m-5 Jf'2 2 3H . - .e's:+?g1,'vfS:g : 1. , w 4 fllmlr' . Eg, ami ,ft Q-rv,-m - - -H ww -.1-, . , ' f .tif -La-'Yrs' 5' - Wi-gg-,il -, ' , , , -'HS-ST-7lil?ii:.:L'g.:g1 5,-:1 1 l . , .. . ' Wa - if - ' . 1 J - T fkiw 1' '-' . L L- ' w L- V . . 7243'- U 2 .' . -1514 Q 'A L 'lilffiqiifl 11.21 3 'F 'A X -' ' j9jifi Q1'f'ff',' ' -Aly ,et .-if - -- , ? ,.' 'I Vw-1 Am f ia. -5' , - asf 4 ., ,. ,Y-.11'Tj.' 'L . 43 11 , -If - V H , ,.,,,i4m:i'.Q1.'-,V-,QT ,L Z.. A' ,f 'lffljih 1 r 'i .- 1-gin a. .. fCSl1v ' af. ..':ff-5:1-.ga ,,

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Services Outside The School ' A Kappa Phi is the school's only Hi-Y. They are very active as both a service and as a social organization. For this year, Kappa participated in YMCA World Service, the walk for mankind and helped to clean up some elderly persons' yards. Kappa sponsored the Pie-In-The-Face raf- fle and a Spring Gong Show-type Talent show. 11 Kappa members: first row: Mike Clark, Dan Steenstra, Mark Woodward, Mark Estiene, Carl Tarkenton, Buddy Whiteg second row: Brian Bailey, Wesley Chen, Doug Houston, Craig Ferrell, Mickey Es- tieneg third row: Mike Brainerd, Iames Edwards, Lan Riddle, Reggie Swinson, Fred Boyd, Bily O'Connorg fourth row: Pete Cloough, Paul Wolfe, Warren Sawyer, Scott Lane, Chuck Harmon. 21 Carl Tarkenton puts his charm on Tracy outside of Kappa activities. 31 Mike Brainerd and Carl Tarkenton puts his charm on Tracy outside of Kappa ac- tivities. 31 Mike Brainerd and Carl Tarkenton re- cruited lasses for Kappa activities. 41 Kappa's president gets dommf' Kappa 143

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B Key Clubbers and Emperors lu Emperors: first row: Curtis Nixon, Chris Hammond, Iames Wilder, Floyd Win- borne, Eric Ferebee, Roger Hall, Dwight Walston, Mr. Bentley Harrell, Sponsor: second row: Melvin Foote, Garland Wil- son,dIoey Powell, Andre Tucker, Tony Hoo , Chris Reddick, Kenny Stokes, Isaac Ienkinsg third row: Lewis Page, Troy Andrews, Malcolm Harrell, Claudius Hawkins, Glen Wingate, Darryl Brooks, Mark Hines, fourth row: Tracy Williams, Norman Sivills, Roy Shepar . Franklin Har er, Eddie Parrish, Butch Creecy, Davidp Harris, Robert Brown. Emperors enjoy extracurricular ac- tivities. D Dwight Walston finds other activit1es, such as the annual staff. The Emperors help throughout the school. . S L The Emperors Club is a service organization. They aid needy and burned'out families. The club has many goals and things they try to accomplish for the community and school. For the school, We had a clean up week where every day the club Went around the building and picked up paper and other trash. For the community, the club spon- sored a Christmas basket of food for a needy family. On some occasions the club sponsored a basketball game and other events to raise money for the Children's Hospital. They also gave a scholarship to the most active Senior and the Club president. Emperors 145