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

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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

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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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BL UE VIC A First Row; H. Bransford, S. Eldridge, L. Simmons, K. Bater.T. Wingate, C. Fredricks. Second Row: J. Dillow, T. Phillips, J. McDaniel, T. Poole, E. Sullivan, T. Nelson, D. McMillian. Third Row: Kama Lindahl, T. McCollum, K. Dimsdale, E. Wingate, M. Hill, J. Carter, M. Capps. Fourth Row: L. Becker, D. Searcy, J. Trogdon, R. Blevins, A. Smith, R. Shannon, M. Over Fifth Row: C. Gibson, T. Sasser The Blue Chapter of VICA is designed for all students in Carpentry, Auto Mechanics, and Technical Drafting. The purpose of VICA is to develop leadership, character, and citizenship in its members. The students in Blue VICA participate in District and State Leadership and Skill Contest. An End of the Year cookout is held annually as well as community projects and school projects. ( p.,s. Organizations 57