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

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l L1 VICA Sponsors LQTL ,M W, . W X Ht 'iggmt JV , X N 1 ,y , K X 4 7 5 K, rf tix f'-'yy ,- - 5 J '- ' I N Ir. , K? ge .fffj -N -' W v ,' - The I.C.T. is a club formed by VICA. They do many activities throughout the year such as dress up day in their club color, red, field trips and picnics. ' 150 ICT 1 N J' 45 l.- 4 ICT present Gone With the Wind for Homecoming festivities. ICT: first row: Ruby Sanderson, Lisa Hughes, Ianet Loper, Debbie Smith, Rowanne Cleary, Sherry Newbrough, Brenda Cleary, Annette Culleeg second row: Floyd Winborne, Iimmy Johnson, Donald Piland, Dennis Wise, Paul Wolfe, Greg Himes, Tim Allen, David Harris, third row: Maurice Brown, Steve Flynt, Roger McNeely, Eric Thompson, Iohn Peed, Shelton Loften, Patrick jones.

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Provided Working Opportunities , . gf. . 1.1. ill W. .i 2 ' 1 Lf I' l :US-5 fi -1 5:13 The purpose of the DECA Club is to develop future leadership for marketing and distribution. Each DECA member strove to meet per- sonal goals through vocational un- derstanding and leadership de- velopment. To live up to the high standards of DECA, members were busy throughout the year. f .v 'S 11 My DECA Officers: Gwen Penrod, Penny Crist, Ernie Roberts, Karen White, Terry Warren, Glenn Hicks, Teresa Hawks. Y DECA: first row: Terry Warren, Gwen Penrod, Ernie Roberts, Penny Crist, Ian Berry, Theresa Hawks, Gay White, Mrs. Dunkel, Sponsorg second row: Kevin Wheatley, Virginia Conn, Scott Rowe, Steve White, Shelton Smith, Vicky Patrick, Andre Spellman, Patrick McCleese, Ioe Sanderlin, Anthony Conway, Glennie Harris, Iohnny Ange, Glenn Nicksg third row: Richard Gillespie, Tammy Hardi- son, Rodney Porter, Regina Porst, Mike Webb, Eric Pankey, Shirley Wilson, Tammy Phillips, Iimmy Mitchell, Constance Benson, Clara Roach, fourth row: Mr. Taylor, Charles Far- row, Eugene Rogers, Mack Sanders, Ray Pat- tes, Sharon Safely, Clifton Longshore, Thomas McCullough, Dewey Gatling, Arnold Banks, Steve Sheppard, Eddie Parrish, David Warren, Carol Escamilla, Richard Putt, Adrainne Green, Ronnie Barnes, Iimmy Carver, Connie Iordan, Steve Meyers, Sharon Rogers, Billy Bernard. FK-:NA X Ci? HJ 1 1 ww, ,J l's .-cf ,. 4 DECA 149

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Interests Clubs Still Grow The Exchange Club is an over- seas exchange program sponsored by the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals and the Council on Educational Exchange. Last spring the club hosted the British students from King Edward VI School in Totnes, Devon, Eng- land. The students lived with In- dian River students for four weeks. A group of I.R. students will travel to Totnes this summer. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and Iohn . . . Do these names sound familiar to you? To the Bible Club members they do. The club provides oppor- tunity for spiritual growth for the students and faculty as Well. They sold Christmas candles along with giving Christmas re- membrances to needy families and visited children's and Nursing homes. 1l Exchange Club: Chris Brooks, Mark Rut- hruff, Frank Fortuna, Ioey Powell, Michelle Ruthruff, Lisa Maddrey, Lester Pretlow, Robin Thrasher, Mrs. Ianet Gut- hrie, sponsor. 21 Bible Club: first row: Ter Daly, Mark Johnson, Leo Webb: seconldlrowz Arlette jones, Eric Pankey, Marcus Ienkins, Mar- 'vette Hines, third row: Tracy Clemmons, Linda Collins, LaVern Phillips, Suzette williams, Jenifer Alan, Toni Cooper. Exchange-Bible 151