Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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Raising the flag each morning is the respon¬ sibility of James Johnson and Stan Holla nd. In addition to presiding over SCA meetings. President Melanie Spain serves as a link be¬ tween the student body and the administra¬ tion. Cindy O’Berry and Jean Mauck help the SCA finances by working in the supply store. Betty Wommack serves Special Education students at the SCA Christmas party.

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Colleen Pinto sells bangles for the Tuberculosis Society. Pres. Spain. V.P. Barrett. M. Godwin, Reea. Byrd, Silver. Pinto, Wommack. Bailey, Hicks, Trump. Koleszar. Umderwood, Abernathy, V. Godwin. Parr, Joyner. Stancil, Barrett. Wilson. Jones, Williams, Baines. Patton, Jordon SCA strives for funds throughout year iftkfter induction cere¬ monies in September, the SCA kept very busy by carrying out many projects both within and for the school. Money¬ making projects are for any club and the SCA was no exception. During the week of October 2, the SCA sold Red Raider Calendars and later they held a doughnut sale. A basketball game between the SCA and WGH disc jockeys in February brought in both money and entertain¬ ment. Two dances were sponsored by the SCA — the annual Peanut Bowl dance in November and the Sadie Hawkins in March. But the SCA partici¬ pated in service projects as well as dances and other activities in school. In December they held a Lung Association collection and later in December held a Christmas party for the special education students at Jefferson. Two more activities of the SCA were weekly school reports over WLPM and a monthly clean-up campaign in the school. 10

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Emily Lynch Tri-Hi-Y sees much action The Emily Lynch Tri-Hi-Y got off to a slow start this year, but after Activity Period went into effect, things started picking up. A covered dish sup¬ per was held in the cafeteria at the November Induction services. Parents were invited to the joint induction services of Gladys Yates and Emily Lynch Tri-Hi-Y’s. In October all mem¬ bers made Halloween clowns for the children at Obici Hospital. This was a community service project. On November 2. ten members at¬ tended the Tidewater District Confer¬ ence at Great Bridge. The school service project was to put honesty quotes on the boards during exams. They hope to make the Ace Award again, for it is such a high honor. Front row — Logan—Chaplan. Fischetti—Sec., Abernathy—V. Pres.. Blair—Pres.. Mrs. Lynch. Second row—Carr. Wommack. Holland, Koleszar. Third row — Mills, Nurney. Trump, Callis . Fourth row — Goodman. Lawrence. Teggett. Picot. Fifth row — Stancill. Fry. Ward. Hurley. Sixth row — Barrett . Underwood. Har¬ rell, Cleveland. Seventh row — Stone. Godwin. Marr. Eighth row — Patton, Steiner. Asbell. Ninth row — Butts. K. Davis. Brown. Tenth row — Saunders. Kennedy. Flanagan. G. Davis. Emily Lynch Tri-Hi-Y of¬ ficers Susan Morgan. Tri- cia Fischetti. Lisa Abernathy and Nancy Blair discuss their money making projects.