Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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Above: The officers of the S.C.A. have been very faithful to the execution of their duties. L. to R. FIRST ROW: Ricky Hammond, Pres., Dottie Foster V.P. , Weldon Cannon, Sec. , Richard Armistead Rep,, Nancy Faye Sadler, Treas. (SECOND ROW) Above: Ricky Hammond, center has made a most excellent S.C.A. President. He is shown here confer¬ ring with the wise S.C.A. sponsors, Mr. Brown and Mrs. Sadler. State Theme 1963- ' 64 -- Attaining New Heights Flower -- Dogwood -- Emblem -- Flaming Torch Above: An important person in the S.C.A. is the Homeroom Rep. -- here Roz Hammond keeps her homeroom informed on the happenings of the last S.C.A. Meeting . S.C.A. — Of the The Student Cooperative Association is an organi¬ zation designed for the purpose of stimulating char¬ acter growth of students and promoting the general welfare of the school. The governing body of the S.C.A. is the student council. The council is composed of S.C.A. offi¬ cers elected by the student body and the represen¬ tatives elected by the homerooms, clubs and or¬ ganizations . The meetings are conducted bi-weekly. The Honor Council is composed of the S.C.A. officers, the principal, and the sponsor. The pur¬ pose of the Honor Council is to promote honesty in all phases of school life . It is impossible to list all of the many activities of the S.C.A. Among the most important are: 1 . good orientation program 2 . Desk stands provided for all rooms 3. Big project -- improving school spirit and sportsmanship. 4. Five Southeast School Assemblies and 8 regular assemblies. 28

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ORGAN 17A TIONS . -: ' Jl HI Old Yearbook Pictures Go on Sale ! Organizations have a definite place in our school. Club meetings have been carefully planned and scheduled on a calendar of Events which comes out at the beginning of each month. Whatever your interests, there is a club for you. Each club is carefully super¬ vised by a sponsor, who is a faculty member. It is felt that this working and planning by the students is educational and will aid in making students well rounded citizens.

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Above L. to R. Seated FIRST ROW, Ross Lewis, Joyce Miles, Betty Jane Erickson, Rita Cannon, Lois Garrison, Flora Morgan, Roz Hammond, Sheldon Everding, SECOND ROW: Linda Carol Smith, Nancy Sue Moore, Char¬ lene Ranier, Sharon Hudgins, Ruth Ann Cannon, June Sutton, Cynthia Fitchett, Janice Hudgins, THIRD ROW: Judy Hugate, Wendy Hudgins, John Guy Ripley, William Phelps, Joe Diggs, Beverly Gayle, Margie A. Brown, Wendy Hall, Carolyn Hudgins, Virginia Pleva . Student, for the Student, by the Student Above, One of the most inspiring things the S .C .A. has done this year is to have devotions conducted by a stu¬ dent each Monday morning over the P.A. System. Gregg Yeager is shown -- Right: One of the most entertaining things the S .C.A. has done this year, was to have a Hootenanny Recrea¬ tion Center, featuring Jeff and Mary. The S .C.A. has sponsored nine recreation centers this season.