St Johns Country Day School - Chalice Yearbook (Orange Park, FL)

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Supply Store Aides: Scot Collins, Bob Henry, Dale LeVey, David Collins, Lee Wilson, Mr. Stern Aides: Service With a Smile! Aides are students who volunteer their free time to serve. School sup- ply store aides enable students to purchase school supplies during homeroom lunch and break. cards and help students check out books. Office aides answer the phone run errands and help in the distribution of the school-to-home letters. The assistance these students provide help to make school life that much easier. Library aid'es shelve books, file ' H IZ E f .ai f' 5, vi 22 . i ll ,,,, 7 ' V ,gi 'gm Jfgfjssx, -, Mfg any X WJ Office Aides: Monica Esquivia, Bob Dews, Bronwyn McCain, Nicholas Weber Library Aides: Stephen Pratt, Dale LeVey, David Collins Nonie Sladek, Spook Hill, Debbie Hazard, Mrs. Goldsch midt, Kelley Lewis, Sandy Ellmaker, Vanessa Bowles Organization

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Drama Club Makes Stars 3 5- P' i X' l i i Members: lfront rowl Peter Silva, Dale LeVey, Chris Hoover, Scot Collins, Mat Dinkins, john Bianchi, Bobby Ballou, Mike Ribadeneyra, Michael Crawford, Vanessa Bowles, Leigh Snyder, Nancy Wooden lmiddle rowl Phillip C-arcia, Tim Graber, Dan Garlington, lohn Yonge, Sharon Haga, Debbie Hazard, Pam Holt, Laura , Heiss, Amanda Townsend, Sandy Ellmaker lback rowl Mrs. Heatherman, Pam Stithem, Angela Collins, Mike Cumella, Marshall Seigler, Russell Emmons, Chris Wood, Donna Ayers, Laura Perry, Terry Stithem, Teresa Timby, Kit Townsend, Paula Holt, Liz Ribadeneyra The Drama Club seeks to provide stu dents with experience inthe dramatic arts Two productions a year provide an opportunity to learn and practice acting directing producing set design and construction sound and lighting and make up Club periods are spent in practicing diction relaxa tion techniques pantomime voice projection, observation, and body language. It is hoped that students will develop an appreciation for the dramatic crafts, an understanding of the art, and perhaps will discover a life long interest 24 X Organizations

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Girls' Club: Lendlng a Hand for nineteen years. Its primary goals are to provide for the less fortunate and to assist the school in a variety of ways. The girls collect Thanksgiving baskets and make Christmas orna- ments which they deliver to needy families. To help the school, they serve refreshments at Open House, Headmaster's Day, or any other func- tions needing assistance. Addition- ally, the girls hold winter and spring Q The Girls' Club has been going strong fashion shows and organize a Hallow een parade for the lower division y 'f'I-ifi,f41lI2ff-lfkflgi' labovel Officers: Vice President- Rhoda Holt, Sergeant-at-Arms - Paula Holt, Kay Blitch, Chap- lain - Monica Esquivia, Mascot - Bobby Steeg, President - Kit Townsend, Treasurer - jennifer Caton, Secretary - Mary Middleton Members: lfirst rowj Leigh Snyder, Debbie Hazard, Nancy Wooden, Andrea Moss fsecond rowl Mimi Buck- man, Karla Beany, Betsy Harrell, Allison Brundick, Paula Armstrong, Sandy Ellmaker, Allison Helmick, Sandy Meara, Nicole Delegal, Stephanie Edwards, Sheila Brown, Mrs. Roffey, Mrs. Weber - sponsors, fthird FOW, Mrs. jones - sponsor, Susan Timby, Mitzi Ginter, lean Plant, Cheryl McClain, Laura Heiss, Sharon Haga, Pam Holt, Kathryn Siegler, Lynn Burgess, Meredith Tobin, Michelle Cox, Lynne Bagwell, Louise Weber, Lisa Harris lback rowj Denise Zuccone, Sara Rymer, Mary Stewart Ira, Mary Timby, Leslie Hudson, Mary Nasral- lah, Wendy Nichols, Donna Ayers, Diane Bizier, Pam Gurganious, Candy Hutchins, Teresa Timby, Amanda Townsend, Tedi Hartridge, Angela Collins 26 f Organizations