Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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gg Latin lub IJ! Row: Doug Salscr, Louise Quan, Karen Minick 21111 Rout Pat Buddington, Gail Alter, Holley McCormick, Linda Osterhoudt 3rd Row: Mrs Knox, Susan Osler, Jeanne Ackerman, Betty Quan, Joey Cook, Pat McGee, Susan Mills wb Rau: Richard Connor, Craig Rodgers, Margaret Parker Cecilia Borland, Becky Simmons A chariot race for the hand ot' the fair lady? Not quite, as Latin Club members present an ancient Roman scene at Language night. fi Mlit J The Latin Club consists of two consuls, Ben Rob- ertson and Karen Minick, and members of the Latin classes who are interested in learning more about the Greco-Roman heritage. Through various activi- ties such as the Saturnalia students get acquainted with ancient Roman cus- toms and Greek cere- monies. Sponsored by Mrs. Knox, these romanized DuValians are able to hear a lecture on Myths of the Sky and attend the state Junior Classical League. The biggest event of the year is the popular Roman Banquet. Proper patricians can use their plebian pals for slaves in the MP ban- quet hall.

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Honor Society g ' X Q f , 5 , 5 Q E 3 ' 1 ,Q , 2 E 9 ill Cl Nm 2 5 QM? 2 vit Fin! raw KL to Ry: Karen Minick, Hazel Baltimore, Roberta Leavitt, Carol Pietruszak, Jacque Legg, Lynne jernberg, Elaine Lagos, Diane jenkins, Anne Sasaki, Ann Killion Second raw KL to RQ: Mr. McKown, Carol Tracy, Ruth Val, Barbara Lathroum, Cathy Clough, Becky Bryant, Debbie Reiber, Martha Zitomer, Ellen Lodwick, Ellen Kampinsky, Sue Bezdek Third row KL lo Rj Bill Herbert, Pat Browder, Barbara Baker, Fynnette Eaton, Janet Wade, Judi Bremmerrnan, Janet Kube, Doug Hale, Cheryl Seaman, Dave Annin Fourth row KL to Rl: Steve Shifflett, Roger Bort, Kathy Mealy, Wanda Snyder, Ruth Lehman, Larry Lilly, Gary Koenig, Paul Luttner, Tom Reeves, Tom Beam, Walter Houser, Henry Nelson 2I5

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The Deutsche that make up the Ger- man Club are really loyal DuValians with a hearty interest in the German language. President Bill Haskell and the other officers arrange activities hav- ing to do with the German culture for which there is not time in regular class hours. These activities include movies and slides, trips to a German restaurant and a county-wide Fashings Dance. One of the most popular and profitable ac- tivities is the Drinking Booth main- tained on All DuVal Day. A typical day at DuVal? No, the scene is a new German Club production of the famous tale Hansel and Gretelf' German Club L lo R: lr! Row: Ronald Francis, Bill Haskell, Mary Harrison 2nd Row: Marilyn Dennis, Bev Dixon, Becky Hutchings, Becky Raynes, Cheryl Silver 3rd Row: Sharon Speer, Corrine johnson, Pauletta Butler, Brian Garvin, Brian Eaton 4th Row: Charles Shryock, David Stevenson, Mike Gwynn, Brian Jarving, Richard Barney, Lou Mills, Mike Reynolds Q l