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

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Q' 'T' 3,4 f 7 .4-1 Mary Jo Kellam-Pres., Sherri Fruin-Vice-Pres., Linda de Leon-Sec., Laurie Fox-Treo., Rene Michaels-Chap. and Sergeant-at-arms The Girls Athletic Achievement Association is one of the youngest clubs in school. How- ever, it has added a much-needed boost in school spirit. Early in the year they gave the eighth grade class copies of all the cheers. After football season, they served dinner at the football banquet and presented the team with a plaque to hang in the hall. They en- couraged interest in the spring sports with posters in the school. mf- f - - 1 fm' J l 5 1 Z! -nw 1 v .JJ : 3 c i. Xliliif i v l ww f' l - ,i v, s Front row: L. de Leon, R. Michaels, L. Fox, M. Kellam, S. Fruin, J. Jennings, P. Hagerman, P. Fauber, S. Blake- ley, M. Sullivan, B. Taylor. Second row: S. Molnar, S. Lowe, S. Hilton, B. Wood, S. Hilton, T. King, A. Walton, C. Townsend, C. Howard, B. Carpenter, D. Furniss, M. Cummings, M. Coffman, C. Rucker, M. Etheridge. Third row: L. Lidick, C. Garrett, S. Dempsey, M. Jackson, L. Chaplain, l. Soffee, L. Leigh, N. Rydell, J. Edge, C. Hendricks, L. Leigh, S. Ingram, S. Brennan. Fourth row M. Drewry, L. Williams, H. Joy, J. Litchfield, A. Simpson A. Killen, A. Jones, C. Wright, M. Misklmon, T. Wil- liams, M. Jard, J. Sharp, J. Lawson. Last row: L. Hall C. Richardson, A. Vowell, B. Sawyer, L. Webb, J. Hines, J. Hines, J. Taylor, B. Bovard, S. Farmer, M. Preston, A Hubard, H. Evans, C. Leonard.

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Enogram om .. E C 1 N by -...... ... , 5-1-3-91... 5- .L--.,.-.,w .... . .g . 'Q ,-... Front row: Max Wylie, Jimmy Lee, Bart Miller, Stephen Bennie Williams, Mike Gray, Tommy Rice, Tim Fanney Michaels, Keith Gore, John Cummings, Last row: Richard Steve Ervin, Ken Hill, Dickerson, Chris Hanson, Louis Hubbard, Mike Keville, The Monogram Club is an organization made up of the Iettermen of the varsity sports. The members are brought into the club by an initiation. This year the annual slave sale was held. The senior football players and senior cheerleaders were presented trophies at the Football Banquet. The members have hopes of buying different Seahawk jackets for Monogram Club members only. E' Sf Seated: Louis Hubbard-President, Bill Duckworth-Vice- Robert Myers-Secretary, Tommy Rice-Treasurer. President. Standing: Chris Hanson-Sergeant-at-Arms, 86

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gufufe 01229122 ers Front row: J. l-lohman, G. Potter, C. Hendrix, D. Themi- des, G. Dagenkolb, P. McDade, Mrs McClannan. Lost row: The Future l-lomemakers Club is an organi- zation for all home economic students. The purpose is to prepare to become better house- wives. This year at Christmas time the members made toys for the orphans in Saint Mary' In- S. Whiting, M, Voight, M. Voight, B. Tabor, D. Howell, S. Ferguson, S. Smith. fant Home in Norfolkg at Easter they made favors to put on the trays of patients in the hospital. The club held a program on home care of the sick. Money-raising projects included two bake sales. They were taught how to color shoes by a representative from Shu-Rite. -.Yu ' is ,..,Y ,-fr - ,5ai.f ' 4, Q ,.i. 'Ei-A Christine l-lendrix4Presider'-t, Dolores Themides-Vice-President, Janet Hines-Secretary, Janice Hines-Treasurer, Gracie Potter-Historian.