Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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student—faculty relations Officers of the S.C.A.: First row: Bobby Neal, Treasurer; Butch Nunnally, President; Steve O’Neil, Chaplain; Mr. Bernard Goldstein, Sponsor; Mr. Arthur Holland, Sponsor. Second row: Jimmy Atkins, Vice-President; Gayle Childress, Secretary. Gayle Childress, representative to faculty meet- ings, reports progress of S.C.A. Council. Ninth and Tenth Grade S.C.A. Representatives: First row: Nancy Clarke, Sandra LePrell, Becky Grady, John Gravitt, Faye Nunnally, Jack Allison. Second row: Dan Wilkins, Edwards Tomes, Ann Hudson, Jackie Smith, Mary Lou Brooks, Joan Crostic, Ann Morris. Third row: Guy Bryant, Billy Faris, Roger Phillips, Roy Lee King, Randy Mays, John Atkinson, Carol Smith.

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S. C. A. encourages better Through its work, the Student Cooperative Association strives to instill in the minds of its members qualities of good citizenship. This organization of all students promotes better un- derstanding betw een the students and faculty. encourages school improvement and is concerned with the general welfare of the school. Student respect for authority, self-discipline, leadership, fellowship, school spirit, scholarship, a feeling of unity and a sense of belonging are accom- plished through the Student Cooperative Asso- ciation. A council of students is elected to serve in an official capacity on issues concerning the entire student body. This year more than ever before, student par- Checking the roll the easy way is shown by Carol Smith and Shirley peeato® in assemblies was stressed. Programs McCall. of direct concern to the student body were held and have been considered successful. For the first time, a student representative, Gayle Childress, secretary, was chosen to repre- sent the students at faculty meetings. Eleventh and Twelfth Grade S.C.A. Representatives: Standing: Anna Mae Leighty. First row: Carol Woodfin, Freddy Kaia, Wayne Ruffin, Shirley McCall. Second row: Diane Nunnally, Linda Carter, Charlotte Pringle, Connie Marsh, Frances Rush, Judy Francis. Third row: Gloria Tinsley, Linda Yeatts, Bobby Earl, Ferman Irby, Norman Adams, Jimmie Hamrick, Willie Cashion.

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This year the G. H. Reid Chapter of the National Honor Society tapped fifteen Juniors and twelve Seniors, making a total of forty-nine members in this honor club. The purpose of the society is to. stimulate the scholarship, the leadership, the service, and the character of high school students. A person must excel in these before he is qualified for membership in the Honor Society. Selling candy is one of the projects of the National Honor Society. National Honor Society OrFicers: Willie Cash- ion, Chaplain; Virginia MacNeil, Historian; Mary Virginia Smith, Treasurer; » Brenda Heath, Secretary; Joyce Fowler, Vice- President; Schaeffer Renner, President. Awarding a scholarship to one of its graduating members, selling candy during the lunch periods, furnishing and renewing the college catalogues for use in the guidance office, and publishing a school handbook are the projects and goals of the society. Mrs. Evelyn Krause, Sponsor