Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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ig, Se On' Gr fin Sw CH Q MST he Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America at Norcross was very active this year. September and during November they sold food items such as cheese candy beef sticks and jam. Club members are involved in school and community projects teacher appreciation employment appreciation and officer training. They attended a state convention at Epworth by the Sea in St. Simons. The only requirement for membership in VOCA is that one be enrolled in CVAE. This club enables students to increase their poten- tial work skills and trains them for future jobs. They raised money by selling stuffed animals in ! 68- I . - ti ., Q S ss. W is 'if A ww we s xr , - E Q., , g Q- A L M, H 1. Norcross's Award winning Thespians. 2. Greg and Pam show closeness needed for actors. 3. Officers for Thespians are President - Mark Wilett, Treasurer - Greg Henson, and Vice-president - Elizabeth Kreiner. 4. Billy Allen was a new Thespian and also in the One Act play. 5. Mark Willet and Pete Ganim in the One Act. 6. A Christmas card to the school from VOCA. 7. The 1982-83 VOCA club. 8. Tracy Gable is an officer of VOCA. 9. VOCA members in class. 155

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N. l sii E'i yi According to Dr. Kaufman, Cindy Andrews is the first duo president for both VOT and FBLA. She is doing a super job with both clubs. She is learning how to delegate responsibility and is trying to get the officers to work as a team. The other hard-working VOT officers were Tina Cates - vice-presidentg Terry Randall - secretaryg Mona Wood - treasurerg Teresa Tribble - fund-raising chair- mang Stacy McDowell - good health and welfare chair- man iist quarterl Jaquie Reiser 12nd quarterl Valery Mc- Cloud l3rd quarter.J - fi' Q i mt f A 6 ls, A9 rs. Holly Withrow sponsors one of the more active clubs at Norcross. She sponsors Youth Against Cancer. All year long the members raised money for the American Cancer Society. They also took candy and toys to young cancer patients in the hospital during the Christmas season. They make people aware of the basic cancer facts of prevention, detec- tion, and treatment to use this knowledge to protect their own health as well as their families. 157