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

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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

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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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Clubs Honor 0 The Girls' Monogram Club is a club for girls who have lettered in such sports as tennis, track, vol- leyball and basketball. The club often receives chal- lenges from their brother club fThe Boys' Monogram clubj in such things as basketball games. The girls in the Monogram Club worked hard to stay physically fit. YA! 11 21 1 52 Girls' Monogram Girls' Monogram: first row: LaVern Phil- lips, Mrs. Deaton, sponsor, Mary Pat Raleigh, Eleanor Morgan, Tammy Ever- tong second row: Eileen Clark, Cynthia Collins, Corene Lamb, Gennell Jones, Donna Shorter, Ian McKa , Ioyce Ragleg third row: Debbie Amendi, Myra Lamb, Michelle Donovan, Sharon Worrells, Susan Tyndall. Girls' Monogram Club are walking their longest yar during Homecoming fes- tivities.