York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

Page 77 text:

Classical Club parades down Cook Road. Classical Language Club Expands Membership The initial organizational hassles did not deter the Latin” Club from making a terrific start. Throughout the year their meetings included work on various pro- jects beginning with an award-winning float in the annual parade. Their float was named Most Suggestive of the Theme”. The Latin Club also made plans to partici- pate in an International Foods Banquet in which they worked in cooperation with the other language clubs. This year the club took on an educa- tional aspect by providing its members with the films and literature that would most benefit the club. Discussions ranged from ancient Rome to ancient Greece. The most exciting activity on the club’s agenda was the planning of a trip to Italy. From the Left: Karen Fcttcrman, Laura Quass, Bruce Haskett, Becky Groves, Christen Campbell, Meo Curtis, Teresa Elmore, Chris Kinde, Mr. Charles Gilliam, Charlotte Hodges, Russ Cole. 73

Page 76 text:

Guest Speaker Highligh ts Spanish Club How about a Homecoming Parade, or per- haps a night selling concessions at one of the many after school and night gatherings or events of the Spanish Club? If you will look very carefully you will observe that they are all one in the same. A speaker visited the interested members and a Spanish 2 class. Estella Arridondo spoke on topics ranging from the Spanish language to the Spanish people. An enlightening and diverse group always seemed to have a good time and after all that is what it is all about. Estella Arridondo proves to be an informative personality. Sitting: Cinny Gardner, Lisa Osborne, Jana Puf f enberger, Karen Nelson, Leigh McDougal, Donna Busbin, Reenie Eustace. Standing: Dale Keafer, David Meador, Karen Johnson, John Haywood, Holly Slater, Lisa Cromley. 72

Page 78 text:

Science Club Shapes World Around Us An alive and interested sector of school life was observed through the actions of this year’s Science Club. Cleaning up school grounds, beautification of the over- all school and Saturday work days at school, characterized their willingness to shape the world.” The School Board offered to match every $10 that they were able to raise and double it. This proved to be a successful effort to raise the much needed funds. Donations from individuals and school groups also comprised a p or- tion of their funds. Mulching, planting, raking, trimming, — all of these comple- mented by the ascetic value gained for the school and its place in the community are this year’s Science Club. Ernie Braganza, Kenneth Hopson, and Roger Stewart ponder the scientific method. Front Row: Scott Bowan, Jim Vogely, Andy Sebacher, Peter Hess, Roger Stewart. Back Row: Keith Stewart, Karen Johnson, David Olstad, Greg Reid, Ernie Braganza, Tammy Hunington, Paul Opgrand, Kenneth Hopson. 74