Viola Beta Club // October 11, 2024
Viola Beta Club // October 11, 2024
2024-25 Events
What have we done?
On October 1, 2024, the Viola High School Beta Club attended the Arkansas Regional Leadership Summit in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Representing the school were three senior Beta Club officers and all six members of the Junior Beta Club. During the summit, the Junior Beta members successfully qualified for the National Beta Convention, although they ultimately did not attend the event. The summit provided valuable leadership training and team-building experiences for all students involved.
First published: August 14, 2025
Viola Beta Club // October 1, 2024
Sam Whitehead (left), Hunter Belvedresi (center), and Ronny Richmond (right) in front of the winning car // Viola Beta Club, October 11, 2024
During the annual Viola High School Fall Festival on October 11, 2024, the Viola Beta Club hosted its first-ever Classic Car Show, a new addition to the event lineup that drew enthusiastic participation and community support. The car show was mostly planned and orchestrated by 11th-grade Beta Club member Sam Whitehead. The car show welcomed a variety of classic cars and trucks, with proud owners showcasing their vehicles to attendees of the festival. A special congratulations went to Ronny Richmond, who was selected as the winner of the car show. Judging duties were handled by Mr. Eddie White. The winner received a custom plaque, generously provided by ABC Printing Company in Mountain Home.
First published: August 14, 2025
On Monday, December 9, 2024, the Viola Beta Club successfully hosted its second Longhorn Innovation Day, a full-day service project designed to engage and inspire youth in the community. Aimed at students in grades 3 through 6, the event focused on teaching the core pillars of the National Beta Club—leadership, service, and character—through fun, interactive, and age-appropriate activities.
With an attendance of approximately 60 participants, including 15 dedicated Beta Club volunteers, the day was filled with energy and excitement. Throughout the camp, students rotated through a variety of engaging workshops, including a community service project, a challenging escape room, a creative arts and crafts station, and high-energy pep rally games that reinforced teamwork and enthusiasm. The event ran from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and was made even more enjoyable thanks to North Arkansas Spray Foam, LLC in Viola, who generously provided snacks and lunch for all attendees and volunteers. Longhorn Innovation Day once again proved to be a meaningful and memorable way for the Beta Club to serve its community, promote positive values in younger students, and demonstrate the spirit of Beta in action. The event was very similar to last years Longhorn Innovation Day
First published: August 14, 2025
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