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

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Row 1 KL la RJ: Bradley Call, Run Francis, Debbie Reiber, Anna Poland Row 2 KL Io Rj: john Bonzo, Debbie Wynn, Karen Min- nick, Brenda Barns, Mike Shunney, john Schacch, Bill Herbert RflI1','3 KI. ra Rj: Wfnlzer Houser, john Barbera, Mike Frenche, Torn Beam, Brian Eaton, Mr. Scott Csponsorj, Henry Nelson. Lew Lanham, Larry Lilly -L.. lb nf ff I Physics-Chemistry lub The Physics and Chemistry Club offers interested students an opportunity for extra work while having fun. This year the club had many activities, among them guest speakers and special programs. Make soap from fat? It sounds wild, but that's how it's done. Their soap-making was another highlight to the program. The sponsor for the club is Mr. Scott. Debbie Rciher and Brad Call work on :in experiment.

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'QI 5:-nw. 3:'3 'Q Lcfl lo rigbls Silfing-OFFICIERS, Lynn Osler, Sue Bezdelc, Thersa Bradley, Linda Krebs, Glenna Ashley, Carolyn Osler, Barbara Krebs, Connie Wriglit. Row 1,' Mrs. Stephens, Naomi Santora, Peggy Ogburn, Cathie jones, Linda Gorley, Patsy Prince, Roberta Leavitt Verna Reed Beth Darden Sharon Dameron, Mrs. Shegogue, Row 2,' Becky Bryant, Marguerite Ferry, Rita Bradley, Linda jarboe, Brenda McKinnies, Terry Burke: Brenda Rupert, Larri Moss, Joyce Wriglrt, Florence Senes. Future Homemakers of America FHA, the Future Homemakers of America has a very useful goal for its members- to gain extra knowledge of cooking, sewing, home decorating, child care, and home econo- my. Besides holding their own installation and banquet, F.H.A, members serve for various faculty teas and school sponsored banquets. Sponsored by Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Shegogue, the club is open to any in- terested I-lome Economics' Student. New members of the F,H.A. are inducted into the club. 222