George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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An interest in foreign people and places draws these girls to the International Club meeting. il Reaching for a sampling of Spanish food, Allen Bexg en- joys gathering with other membexs of the club. Mrs. Harmon's description of German pubs appeals to Keith Walder and Dan Prudich, as she speaks at the International Club. Service!63

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-. glimpse of far-away f f 5 'REB' 'Jw .- X 44- , 1 . -1. Xx.s i' ii iii. vale. ,an A friendly debate is argued by Latin Club members over the food to be served at the Laiiu Club Banquet. Finally, members agree that they would rather come, see, and conquer with their stomachs filled of American food in- stead of Latin goulash. lands Saturnalia marked the high point for Latin Club festivities. This ancient observance com- parable to Christmas holidays today, was cele brated with a feast of authentic Roman food. An autumn banquet was held in October to in- troduce Latin students to classic culture. The International Club, open to all foreign language students, held meetings one Tuesday each month. Meetings centered around the pre- sentation of a foreign country. Those attend- ing were entertained by speakers from various nations and afterwards feasted on native dishes , laws: YH I ir Wikis fi'-M l. As money passes to secretary Jessie Getliffe, Charlie Loeb can't resist to take some for himself. 62fService

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- - - k The 1973-74 Pep Club has been the most ac- patflot Splflt eeps tive pep organization at G. W. in years. With 11. paper donated from the Sponsor's Club, mem- bers made signs for every game. To raise mon- the ro lng ey for paint, official Hill patches were de- signed and sold. The Pep Club also presented skits for the student body at assemblies. The Bowling Club practices every Tuesday after school at Boulevard Recreation Bowling Lanes. Bowlers were defeated by Charleston High in january, 7-5. The Bowling Club is managed by treasurer Chip Berry, and is sponsored by Mrs. Carol Folden. .. . - Y Y 7' Y' 5- 1'1p!a'.-1335 -'fL 5iift' - 3 - - bfi-v?j,?2H4',utLEf!4.,',ggn4,7 , X. . . f .w he X pci-.fi L fe iflfig liil rztww COME if 11' , Q f ' ,. , .gif -' -- flu- ,Y .4 ,val-l , V, I,-. '11-f F of- 1 , 'ul?ug5.:M,V . X' ',.1 .- 4 --lvb --5 ' ' ,- H -- X. ,gg--we . J K Patriot Pep Pill, Keith Marsh tapes up signs before a game. Putting the finishing touches on a welcome sign, John Skaff, Co-president prepares for the Parkersburg game. so wily- ees- 1-1 -Zfziiil 2-af -rj .4 . V .t'J'5-If w 3' Y 1 N m V 1- 1. :K 'wh -'iff-N ' W X t an fiiix Catchy slogans are sprayed onto banners by Ellen Nuzum and Flabbergasted by such long spirit signs, I-Iartman WOnde1'S h0W Regina Sweeney. she will ever post them up by herself. S ervice f 64