Reid Ross High School - Rohian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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I Honor Society r ■es., R. No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. The Honor Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four dimensions of life: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Here at Reid Ross, a grade point average of 92 must be reached and maintained to be considered for membership in the Society. The other three are judged by fac- ulty members. Two inductions are held each year; one in November and another in February. CLUB OFFICERS: President— K. Watkins V.-Pres.-T. Landon Sec.-D. Dyer Tres.— L. Fillmore (not pictured) Par.— P. Pope h U, rx B I - ' irs,D. Row 1: M. Higgins, J. Allsbrook, S. Beasley. L. Ray, C. Bates, J. Boyle, Z. Monies, K. Watkins, T. Landon, D. Dyer, B. House, R. Patterson, C. Hutchinson, D. Bulen, D. Fronzcak, P. Pope. Row 2: D. Mattliews, S. Mitchell, E. Granzella, M. McNeil, E. Aucoin, C. Fredericks, L. Gingras, H. Getz, O. Loftin, C. London, M. Brannock, D. Corcoran, M. Long, L. Mathis, S. Leake, D. Cooper, S. Yarboro, S. Pell, L. Jackson, P. Solomon, J. Podlesnik, Advisoi Don La whom. Organizations 55

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Hi-Y Hi-Y. is the malt chapter of Y-clufis. This is a community service cluh and it strives to develop a strong Christian character in today ' s youth. Hi-Y annually sponsors the student- faculty baskethall game and participates in many school and community projects during the year. The iluh ' s advisor is Don Landreth. OFFICERS; O. Loflin-Sec.. J. EllLs-Pres., C. Locus-V Pres R McCiints— Treas., (Nol pictured Sgt. at Arms, J. Allen) iHt How V l.rw,v T H«yr.. O Loftin. ( ' . Unye.. M. Scott. V.. T,llrr . E. McDuffio. 2nd Row: Adv.sor Mr. L.indroth J Ellis R OrRaiii aliims ri.l

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(% RED VICA S Mii l I ' , SwiuiT. I. Vinenl, S. Loaki-, C, ( ' iatcs. S. Cameron. B. Tart, K. Baker. M. Bullarcl. S. InKraham, S. Simpson. F. Ru.vs, C. Steveas. IJecond Row. D. Mims, R. Johnson, M. Parrish. K. Brammcr. A. Blackwell. V. Alvis. S. Simpson, A. Yeager. C. Ilalchi-r. T. Kellam, C. Johnson. J. Rivers. R. Relyea. Back Row: A. Hill. A. Jovce. R. Autr -. R. Crosbv, M. Johson. T. Ross. J. Ellis, W. Watkiivi, M. Allen, L. Cain, B. Mcares. The ohjottivc of tht- VICA Cluh is to develop leadership, ihar- acter, and citizenship in it.s mem- bers. The Red Chapter of VICA is designed for students enrolled in the ICT Program. The memtK«rs have Ix ' en involved in the following activities this year; collecting clothes and food for the needy, giving a Christmas pjirty to the mentally retarded children at the Dorothy Spainhour School, District and Stale Leadership and Skill Con- test, as well as several parties and outings for themselves. The cluh also strives to motivate and develop enthusiasm ui the students as they take their place in today ' s working world. OFFICERS: Sratcd: S. Lcokp, Sec., M. Bullard. Trens., S. In([raham. V. Simpaon, Sgt. nt Arms, M. Johnson. Rop,. T. Ross. Pros. P.. S. Oriianizotion8 66