Virginia Beach High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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unzof ye fjeens Jane Donforth-President, Jackie Sivertsen-Vice-Presb dent, Connie Jones-Secretary. Second row: Martha de Witt-l.C.C. Representative, Crissie Brockenbrough- The Junior Y-Teens is a club organized for the purpose of growing in friendship with peo- ple of all races, religions, nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and the love of God. Treasurer, Bonnie Peebles-Chaplain, Brook Baxter- Reporter. Their projects this year include a Thanksgiving dance at the Lomplighter, o raffle, and a donut sale. The members of this club are students in the eighth and ninth grades. Front row: C. Brockenbrough, J. Sivertson, J. Danforth, C. Jones, B. Peebles, B. Baxter, M. de Witt. Second row: L. Nixon, J. Maher, S. Duckworth, E. Early, A. Williamson, Y, Hoarty, D. Sansaucy, N. Hart, D. Spicer, Third row: D. Jefferson, J. Waller, M. Ken, S. Whiting, K. l-louse, P, McGuire, K. English, B, Nagle, C. Bethune. Fourth row: K. Wommack, C. Casey, R. Johnston, J. Hankins, J. Brumley, L. Nixon, C. Sevier, H. Taylor.

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cs 91171614 H 5796123 - - j .g. ' '12 ' 1-1-1- -Y- -.-...-i.. 9... Z!! Amy Danforth-President, Wanda Crutchfield-Vice-Presb dent, Candy Hinchee-Secretary, Peggy Preston-Treasurer, Y-Teens is a girls' club, whose goals are to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities and to grow in knowledge and in the love of God. The Y- Teens have had an ambitious year. Among their money-making projects they have had '27 Pat Hubiak-Chaplain, Monica Cummings-Reporter, Jill Mowen District l.C.C. Representative. numerous bakesales and raffles. Goodwill projects have included Christmas gifts for foster homes, and an adoption of a grand- mother from Holmes Rest Home. For the enjoyment of the club members, they are preparing tor a Mid-Winter Ball in February. Front row: A. Danforth, W. Crutchfield, C. Hinchee, P. B. Crawford, A. Hubard, K. Hamilton, S. Ingram, C. Preston, P. Hubiok, M. Cummings, J. Mowen, K. Goran- Hoggard, P. Crist, J. Edge, M. Coffman. Fourth row: son, J. Downing, S. Butler, D. Strohkorb, L. Ricks. Second T. Hughes, S. Wilkerson, C. Corder, M. Etheridge, H. row: L. Burmock, J. Neal, S. Molnar, C. Sproles, P. Joy, A. Vowell, C. West, M. Jard, N. Sparks, C. Wright, Murphy, S. Lowe, N. Kutz, L. Henry, D. Hoarty, E. B. Armstrong, S. Baxter. Lost row: H. Evans, G. Sedell, Carpenter, A. Simpson, P. Sweeney. Third row: S. Brown, S. Nase, J. Sharp, S. Griffin, L. White, B. Southerland, C. Newnom, B. Smith, B. Murden, B. Smith, L. Cauley, J. Taylor, B. Sawyer, L. Smithson, L. Webb, J. Litchfield.

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jnejige ,Tj if, Front row: S. Brennan, A. Danforth, M. Kenley, S, Burke, L. Henry, L. Fax, P. Harshcutz, C. Hinchee, D. Hoarty. Second row: B. Crawford, A. Murphy, K. Goranson, K. Grinstead, L. Costenbader, L, Williams, N, Rydell, J. Edge, C Sproles, S. Ingram, R. Beasley. Third row: P. l-lubiak, L. Lawler, L. Burmoclc, P. Hagerman, D. Fauber, C. Whalen, J. Sivertsen, C. Corder, J. Bailey. Fourth row: J. Cheshire, P. Fauber, P. Preston, C. Edwards, C. Lassiter, M. Preston, L. Reinhardt, P. Brown, S. Wilker- son. Lost row: N. Runyon, P. Crist, M. Halstead, C. Simp- son, N. Sparks, M. Jard, C. Wright, C. Meredith, T. Hughes. The James M. Helmer Tri-Hi-Y was organized in order to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high stand- ards of Christian character. Their projects included the organization ot the Christmas program, the annual sale of telephone directories, and sending two members to the Blue Ridge Conference during the summer. Front row: Sally Burke-Pres., Amy Danforth-2nd Vice- PVGS-, Leah Henry-lst Vice-Pres., Perry Harshcutz- Treas. Second row: Laurie Fox-Rep., Candy Hinchee- C-1 43 Hist., Dorinda Hoaty-Recording Sec., Margaret Kenley -Corr. Sec., Susan Brennon-Chap.