Western Branch High School - Bruin Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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SCHOOLS FIRST TRI-HI-Y SERVES COMMUNITY IN VARIED PROJECTS H. l. Willett Tri-Hi-Y, Western Branch High School's-first Tri-Hi-Y, began its career of service in April of last year. With the help of ten dedi- cated girls, working diligently through- out the summer, Willett was able to start the 1968-69 school year on a firm foundation. This year members participated in many service projects which included participating in the Cystic Fibrosis Drive, the Christmas Seal Drive, send- ing clothes to needy children and cards to Marines, buying mice for Cancer research, and sending supplies to a Korean school. All was not work, though. The mem- bers enjoyed many social functions and lively discussions. The year ended with a banquet in honor of the old officers. Good to the last drop, thinks SoIly Mitchell as she pours drinks after o'meeting. First Row: Mrs. Thomasesponsor, Jeanne Hall, Margaret Wale ereporter, Sally Mitchellesecq Joy Kraemer, Peggy Hall, Dor- ton, Susan Johnson-choploin, Lauren lonuzieporliov Phyllis lene Chamberlain, Diane Johnson. Back Row: Patti Goskins, McDole, Nancy Watkins, Brigette Shiftlett, Beth Williamse Karen Dornoueretreos. pres. Second Row: Cheryl Graves-vice-pres., Lee Ann Bowers 95

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First row: Cindy Smith, Kathy Axson, Cindy Parker, Miss Van Dyckesponsor, Lori Collins, Jo Ann Taylor, Janice Beck. Second row: Valerie Townsend, Pat Lilly, Ginger Lamm, Cindy Smith, Linda Turnbowetresq Vicki Hothcock, Gayle Barber. Third row: Korent Howard, Jan Vaughanevice-presq Jean SIy-choplain, Pat Hill, Terri Draper, Virginia Phillippe, Pat Williams, Karen Townsend. Back row: Vicki Boyd, Cindy Beaten, Amy Martin, Pom Borum, Martha Watersepresq Ann Holiday, Janice Bonde- sgt.-ot-orms, Martha Sweet-sec., Debbie Miller. SNOW WHITE REIGNS WITH MISS WESTERN BRANCH CONTEST Jean Sly, Chaplain, leads the members in devotions. 94 Hard work and good spirits were contagious as members of Western Branch Tri-Hi-Y strove to complete their homecoming float, Hansel and Gretel, and to win the second place prize. The first annual Miss Western Branch contest, based on the theme Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, captured the imagination of the audi- ence. Service projects, such 05 letters to soldiers in Viet Nam, and canned food for needy families, marked the year as did the money raising projects common to all organizations. At the end of the year, the Tri-Hi-Y will spend a week at the beach, bringing to on end a year of pleasant memories and hard work.

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VICTORY FLAG GIVEN BY Hl-Y In early May of last year the first steps were taken to form what is now called Sigma Omega Tau. This club came into being through a lot of hard work and determination on the port of many stub- born but dedicated young men. By getting on early start, S.O.T. Hi-Y was able to present a victory flag to Mr. Peele and the student body at an early morning pep rally. They purchased the flag with money from a donut sole. Throughout the year S.O.T. Hi-Y supported many worthwhile projects, one of which was supporting our J.V. Football and Basketball teams. Mr. Peele and Mr. Brcmdriff proudly accept the Victory Flag given to the school by Sigma Omega Tau Hi-Y. First row: Roger Herring, Tommy Hall, Allan Jones, Randy Sawyer, Goncalves--sec., John Cowhigechapq Gerry Mountcastiwtreosu Charles Honbury, Mr. Tysonesponsor, Dennis Garret. Second row: Jimmy Jones-pres., Sammy Wright, G. W. Gentry, Jeff Livermon Dennis Cowhig, Mike Rooksesgt. at arms, Kenny Felfon, John -vice-pres., Bill Lillard. Head, Scotty Theimens. Back row: Bobby Williams, Randy k like.