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

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ht Row KL to Rl: Ron Kozlowski, Ray Snably, Rick Heflin, Fred Schram, VUayne Schmidt, Albert Nuzzo, Richard Blancato, john McCloskey, Mike Belton 2nd Raw KL to Rl: Dave Devlin, Bob Christy, Don Kruse, Mike Febrey, Mike Fowler, Mike Evans 3r:i Row KL I0 Rl: Roger Bort, Dave Palmatier, Ed Trivel, Mike Filer 4111 Raw IL to R2: Paul Manley, Herb Wallace, Gary Kutsh 511.1 Row: Lew Lanham, Robert Ellison, Dave Cowley, Bob Anderson 6Ib Row: Steve Blaine, Doug Dorsey, Paul Luttner, Gary Koenig, Tom Giles, john Andrew Varsity D Varsity D is a general service club with members being any boy who has earned his varsity athletic letter. The lettermen perform any service that is needed. Most often you see them at the games and assemblies. Officers this year ate: President Ray Snably, Vice President Doug Hale, Secretary Frank Fill' man, and Treasurer Mike Belton. Dave Devlin speaks to the incoming Sophomores about the Varsity D.

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rt Club Q C T3 1 rr AF '5 . ,A1A1,,:AA.4,.,A,A . wmv' 1 'U'-nr Mac Derry, Miss Farkas, Donna Pearson, Kathie Burchette, Pat Serino, Al Cator The Art Club under Miss Farkas hopes to extend their experiences in art by ex- perimenting with different media. Field trips are planned to highlight their other ac- tivities. This is another club ready to meet the interests of Tigers talented in the way of art. Flower aking Aren't those flowers beautiful? Of course they are! And the credit goes to the Flower Making Club under Mrs. Manchak. They are called on to supply these lovely bouquets for teas and in- ductions, such as the Quill and Scroll. These students do a great jobg and, while furthering their own interests, they pro- vide a needed service to the school. Ruth Val, Linda Wheeler, Mrs. Manchak, Diane Wheeler, Jeanne Ackerman