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

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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

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Handbook u i , 1 .ng Sillirzgs Bonnie Bowers, Maureen Moore, Ruth Lehman, Marianne Scheak Mrs. Beveridge, Barbara Lathroum Standing: Sharon Miller, Bill Haskell, Becky Shrake, Carol Becker, Dave Devlin, Janet Wade, Nancy Wfeaver. Everyone is familiar with that little orange book-you know, the one that the sophomores hold in front of their noses for the first month of school. Well, this is the Handbook, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council and organized by interested students. Besides it being the unofficial sophomore guide, it is a welcome friend to all juniors and seniors because it contains valuable information on traditions, policies, and organizations. Every student receives a new copy on the first day of school and uses it as a guide throughout the school year. ath lub The Math Club, though small in quantity, is high in quality. This group, fag. sponsored by Mrs. Liard, strives to learn more about math as a subject and to further their own skills and interests in math and re- lated sciences. L In R: Galen Gallentine, Robert Murphy, Karl Haas, Don Calgery, M Andrea Long, Mrs. Liard, Mike lg Hawkins.