Seven Hills School - Septencollium Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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:If Q' X' . XM STANDING: Mrs. Seifert fAdviserJ, K. Kirkpatrick iTreas.J, P. Offen CV. Pres.J, T. Nowlin fSec.J. SEATED: L. Turner CPres.J. ' -..ax - , ' A - - -sr -,f N .3 ,, Q.. f Y , :-- ,L L , H , , . ,,, .1 . p L , , ...A X if ,AL . V ., i... 1. i. i in .G.A. The Student Govemment Association w really in high gear during the year. The membe were busy every Thursday preparing hot lunch for the entire school. They also showed their coo ing ability by making crabapple jelly from t crabapples found on campus. The jelly was sold the annual spaghetti supper. The S.G.A. initiated an event which was calli Octoberfest . This is to become an annual eve held at Izaac Walton Park. Other activities i cluded Barefoot Day and Senior Slave Day Everyone worked hard to make the year a st cessful one. . FRONT ROW: C. Londeree, T. Christia M.C. Glover. SECOND ROW: E. Cary, l Owen, B. Roberts, C. Patterson, Christian, M. Marshall. THIRD ROW: ' Booth, L. Bryan, T. Nowlin, P. Offen, ' Kirkpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Seife: L. Turner. r 1, . X X ' Y -..:n.:1w.F .

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We ,d fight and never lose Activities

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judicial Board At Seven Hills, each student is committed to a working honor system The purpose of the Ju- dicial Boardis to guide students in their understanding of the honor system so that it will continue as an essential part of the school. The members worked quietly through- out the year to carry out this pur- pose. F. Flippin, L. Hancock, Mrs. Seifert CAdviserJ, S. Watkins fChairmanJ, A. Mundy A Taylor. Mrs. Burrows CAdviserJ, E. Bowler fAss't-Editorj, P. Offen fliditorj. Scripsi t The small Scripsit staff, under the direction of Mrs. Burrows, went into operation again after a year's lapse. The literary magazine compiled was a repre- sentative collection of students' writings over the past two years. The Scripsit serves as a reflection of students' work and as an outlet for their ideas. Over spring vacation, Mrs. Burrows and Ellen Bowler attended the Southern lnterscholastic Press Association con- ference at Washington and Lee Uni- versity which provided them with a better understanding of the skill needed to produce a good literary magazine. This experience, along with the staffs diligence and hard work enabled them to produce the best Scripsit ever.