Lindsay Middle School - Lion Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Future Homemakers Of America This year, the Lindsay Chapter of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America is sponsored by Mrs. Y.D. Spriggs. The purpose of the organization is to help the individual im- prove her personal, family and community life, as well as to develop her leadership ability. The group meets once each month. For the 1976-77 school year the activities include a Chapter Project, collecting money for the heart fund, a bingo party for the elderly, field trips to the Art Gallery, and Wax Museum. Various fund raising pro- jects were planned to pay for the trips. Officers for the year were Janet Hawks, President: Stacey Washington, Program Vice President: Helema Ward, Recreation Vice-President, Secretary, Sonya Smith, Treasurer, Donna Fogging and Reporter, Sonya Swann. Y QQ' ix T' i1Q.,,f'1lI,, ,'fff - if Y K 0 41 4 , L x E . ar. I . ' r ef. V -v 'aw ' vm4,.1'. 3 f--. ,Qt . - li' s ff : Z -G' ei ' - '-- 3. 3 . -T - .... A .1 A .,.. . . -f df' E TNQ ' 1 .he ... 315' V 'f fx-' sick , - . few gif:-Pivif-i I., f ,, i Q a z . 'fi '7 gif 5: :,'e'g- ' , 11.11 . flife-..'1 ,leg Zi Q - wi q..-mc ',.4?2,'f,A,, V . ,. A V . 1 Office Assistants These students work during their first period each morning to compile the absen- tee list and to help the regular office staff complete their work. At right are, seated: Carol Rowe and Cathy Williford. Standing is Theresa Holmes. 50 . umm' sale V

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JHS The National Junior Honor Society is formed of students at Lindsay who are chosen as the tops in the academic area, as well as other valuable char- acteristics, such as leadership, service to the school, attitude and by approval from the faculty. Mrs. Naomi J. Chadwick and Mr. Benjamin A. Rid- dle, Jr. are the sponsors. Lawrence, Doug Collins. MEMBERSHIP ROSTER Yvonne Armstrong, Kevin Bays, Ellen Beasley, Linda Bernot, Lori Black- well, Lori Biermann, Thomas Branch, Diana Carroll, Beverly Caudill, Cheryl Compton, Stephen Curfman, Herman Diggs, Frank Edgar, John Figueiredo, Michael Grant, Lindsay Gray, Gloria Green, Michaela Haley, Diana Hall, Stewart Hess, Juanita Holt, Suzanne Husted, Tari Hutchin- son, Eric Johnson, Deborah Keemer, Dennis Kennedy, Lisa Kenyon, Karen Knutson, Donna Lee, Lorri Maloney, Doug Miller, Steve Miller, Terri Moore, Beth Otte, Harry Prantl, Johnnie Ramsey, Randi Roe, Becky Rooks, Sarah Sacks, Karen Schilling, Sharon Schilling, Paula Silver, Mary Jane Sowash, Wayne Supplee, Jackie Tanner, Ricky Turner, Vanessa Vaught, Phenner White, Charles Whitley, Cathy Williford, Robert Woodmansee, Margaret Zehmer Science Club The Science Club at Lindsay is an extra- curricular activity which has as its purpose to further the science education throught fun and to arouse scientific curiosity of its mem- bers as they strive for constant use of' the scientific method. Officers in 1976-77 are as follows: Carlton Armstrong, President: Lonny Dixon, Vice-President, Charlotte Hanna, Secretary-Treasurer, and Ken Law- rence, Reporter. Sponsors are Mrs. Margaret Ann Matting Mrs. Karen Sauer and Mrs. Ruth Mouton. TO RIGHT: Diana Johnston, Keenan DeVore, Kim Terrence Lawrence. STANDING: Catherine Crosswhite, Darlene Chisholm, Leslie Garnett, Renee' Bonafe', Nick ton Armstrong, Mrs. Martin, Charlotte Hanna. AT TOP: 49

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SEATED AT THE CHESS BOARD: Michael Hagan, Johnny Terry and Randy Hill. STANDING: James Brown, Marlin Alston, James Haynes, Mr. Servais and Mark Vannice. Chess Club Since chess requires much mental concentration and ability, many of the students involved have had to really make an effort during the year. Mr. Lonnie Servais is the sponsor and also coaches those students chosen to play on the school chess team against other junior high schools. ABOVE LEFT: Miss Betty Lewis, shown concentrating during a basketball game. LOWER LEFT: Miss Judy Cross, one of the three very nice ladies who work in the office. 51