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

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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.

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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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2757 is Jill Mowen-Pres., Nancy Jo Runyon-Vice-Pres., Jill Sivertsen-Sec., Loren Lawler-Treas., John Woolen-Historian. The Future Teachers of America is a na- tional organization whose purpose is to en- courage students to enter the teaching profes- sion and to cultivate qualities of leadership, character and scholarship. This year the members presented the eighth grade class with floor plans of the school on their first day. They gave the faculty a tea to welcome the new teachers and washed all the boards. Last fall they entered a float in the beach Bowl Parade with the money they raised by sponsoring a bake sale. In November they sent three delegates to the state convention in Roanoke. This spring a scholarship was given to a worthy senior. ll l 5 ...Bill QQ Front Row: J. Mowen, N. Runyon, J. Siversten, L. Law- ler, J. Woolen, C. Bahlman, N. Sutherland, L. Lents, B. Jones, Y. Hoarty, C. Wommack, J. Waller, N. Rydell. Second Row: M. Addenbrook, K. English, S. Moorer, H. Fanny, W. Hostetler, S. Lowe, A. Vowell, B. Sawyer, L. Webb, H. Joy, L. Henry, P, Crist, M. MacDonald. Third Row: S. Wood, C. Wright, A. Jones, P. Lattimer, V. Lee, B. McCoy, S. Molnar, L. Hall, C. Hendricks, G. Dagen- B 9 ' i 15 I 1 E kolb, A. Hubard, J. Edge, L. Nixon. Fourth Row: H. Evans, S. Sharp, M. Etheridge, L. Lee, N. Kutz, B. Pee- bles, H. Maher, S. Duckworth, J. Sivesten, C. Whalen, C. Townsend, P, Brown, L. Reinhardt, B. Ball. Last Row: K. Leonard, J. Lawson, J. Sharp, G. Sedell, J. Davies, M. Halstead, L. Fox, M. Jard, T. Williams, D Fauber, M. Preston, S. Farmer, L. Wise, L. Dillon.