Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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,tys t1 31.1 .ff be Schools gather for Ocktoberfest meal The German Club highlighted its '73-'74 school year by holding its annual Ocktoberfest on October 18. Students enioyed'food and in- teresting speakers. Guest speakers included Lou Kimbrough, foreign exchange student, and Miss Burdick, student teacher, who spoke on their experiences in Europe. German students from Prince George and Thomas Dale also participated in the feast. It took much time and effort to prepare for the event, but German Club members worked faithfully. I. Sitting comfortably at their table, German Club members await the introduction of guest speakers. 2. Dressed in German attire, Mrs. Neidermayer addresses the students attending the Ocktoberfest. 3. Standing in line, students wait earnestly for their servings. 4. Having completed her iob as server, Iris Pearson prepares a plate for herself. 5. Leaning back with ease, Milburn Kaufmann prepares to indulge in the food prepared for the feast.

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Students of French exhibit generosity Although foreign language clubs have similar proiects and ideas, only one foreign language club at CHHS can claim the honor of donating 100 dollars worth of books to the school library. This year is the second time the French Club has done this proiect. Money earned dur- ing the year was used to purchase the books and to finance the annual Christmas party. The students cooked French delicacies and Christmas treats. 1. Having completed her speech, Carol Milton awaits the comments of fellow students. 2. Listening attentively, Bill Rose, Jane Puryear, and Jean Murdock ponder the suggested proiects. 3. Gesturing with his hands, Mr. Echals gives his opinion on a possible club proiect. 72 French Club ICQ . E l nfpj 'IN 21' Fe If - I A, W V1 , .rife ' -1 'in C

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4 Convention brings exchange of ioleas Would you like to buy a raffle ticket? This phrase was very frequently used by the Latin Club members. The club organized a raffle for the purpose of raising funds. On November 21, the drawing took place, and the winner received two tickets for an evening perfor- mance at Swift Creek Mill Playhouse. Travel- ing to Roanoke for the State Junior Classical League Convention, the Latin Club brought home numerous honors. Various members won awards in costumes, art, mosaics, crafts, maps, and scrapbooks. While the students were at the convention, they attended workshops and seminars from which they gained useful knowledge. The highlight ofthe two day convention came when the club's can- didate for state president, Richard Broaddus, won the election. 'l. Working diligently, students at the JCL Convention prepare for the campaign of their club's presidential can- didate. 2. Filling their plates with all kinds of food, Rodney McCain and Danny MacNeil enioy the Roman banquet at the state convention in Roanbke. 3. Casting their votes by a show of hands, Latin Club members par- ticipate in a discussion at a club meeting. 4. Glancing at the Virginia Junior Classical League banner, Miss Peterson and Mike Densan contemplate whether or not the club should take the banner to the convention.