Great Mills High School - Echo Yearbook (Great Mills, MD)

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Le Cercle Francais Parlez-vous francais? lt is not entirely necessary to be able to speak French to be a member of Les Francais sanglants, but some knowledge of the language does come in handy when ordering a meal in a French restaurant in Georgetown or when reminiscing upon the first defeat of the French Club to its Spanish rivals in basketball. The club has been continually expanding as more students take an interest in the French language and culture. junior Classical League Cheerleaders: Amy Smith, Liz Majeski, Sandy Snyder, Shelly Rellihen, Melodie Purdy. Seated: Wally Born fPresidentl, Greg Upchurch fVice-Presidentl, Vickie Hughes fSecretaryl, Paul Payne fTrt-asurerl, lames Shubrooks fSergeant-of-Armsl, Paul Gibson fState Parliamentarianj, Standing: Richard Boggs, Donna Payne, left VVyrick, Arnold Sewel, Dan Knott, Mr. Patrick O'Donnell fSponsorj, Marvin Raley, Glenda Bailey, Bob Stair, lim Cochron, Connie Hughes, Marc Hunter, Greg Miller. The purpose of the lunior Classical League, a nationwide organization, is to spread interest and appreciation of the classical arts of Greece and Rome among the young people of today. iriiiiii gl Front Row: Mike Boyer flpresidentl, Ron Brimberry fVice-Presiclentl, Mariane Boyer Ureasurerl, Sharon Russell fSecretaryj, Sandy Cullison, Vicki Brunk, Francine Dove, Betty Clayton, Carmen lohnson, Mrs, Dolores Fleming fSponsorj, Second Row: Brian Aker, Don Brimberry, Cindy Bradley, Florence Cline, Carol Herr, Bonnie Bean, Barbara Hoppe, Debbie Vallandingham, Sharon Ravn, Linza Chase. Third Row: Marie Tiburzi, James Campbell, Elvert Barnes, Beverly Taylor, Lynn Cline, Pat Matthews, Karen Smith, ludy Hoppe, Debbie Mclntyre, Fourth Row: Rick Pegg, Chris Rutland, loe Perez, loe Stone, Doug Durkin, Teresa Fuller, Cassie Travis, Debbie Hines, Sandy Clarke. Top Row: lim Burke, lanet Porter, Victor Gidding. -'Wi ., WN

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A Drama A Day At GM Center Stage Presents . . A A U C U 5 T U S D O E S H I S ,, B l T 117 A as

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First Row: Vicki Huntley, Chris Graves, Margo Boyer, Marianne Bean, Kim Cook fChec-rleadersj, Bill Humenik iPresideritj, Ruth Shepherd fVire Presidentj, Mrs. Delia Perez tSponsorj, jane Dobson fTfl'JSLIft'fi, Kathy VVilley. Second Row: George Edison, Preston Smith, Bernard Barnes, Brenda Hammett, joe jackson, Vivian Steele, Don Smith, Pat Rite, Greg Stuck, Third Row: joe Perez, Melanie Pegg, Kathy Konewko, Kim Engman, Barbara jones, Gail Phillips, Ronda Carlson, janet Kuederis, Patti Wolitki, Lee Goldman. Fourth Row: David Hendrix, Sharon Sherrie, Debra Vlfillenborg, Barbara McMahan, janice Peggins, Pam Sandoval, Carol Robinson, Robert Thomas, Carlene Shaiter, Linda johnson. Fifth Row: john Barrs, Terri Thompson, Karren johnson, Donna Winkler, Tom Octernia, john vvilburn, james Cornthwaite, jennifer Vvilliams, Leona Rice, tfarolyn Thomas, Sixth Row: Grace Milburn, Mary Waugh, Mike Charles, Linda Garza, Yvonne Garza, Diane Fadeley, Thelma Dent, Karen Sawyer, Maxine Barnes, Seventh Row: james Lantz, james Bickerton, Charles Simms, Dan Rebarchick, Clyde Purnell, Frank Clinton, Lucy Davidson, jackie Steele, Esther Aud. Eighth Row: Kent Smith, Bill Cole, joe MCDaniels, Clarence Chung, Robby Pegg, Cary Proiiit, jimmy Matthews, Paul VVillt-nborg, Ernestine Brisfoe, Sylvia Carroll. Ninth Row: Mark Barnes, Preston Legrant, Harold Purnell, Rita W'ormwoorl, Cheryl Ray, Debbie Albertsen, Linda Olsen, Phyllis Fenwick. Tenth Row: joseph Barnes, Terry Maieski, Laura Gieske, Laura Markle, Cynthia Clitt, Marylou Seriben. Not pic'tured: juan Perez f5ponsorj. The biggest and most popular club on Campus is EL CLUB DE ESPANOL which oes in tor Liar washes, bake sales, pinata parties, basketball games tClub Cham- ions, having defeated the Latin Club I8-it and the Frenvh Club TI7-7j, and trips to 'Vashington, DC., to visit the wax museum and to dine at the International M louse. The high point ot the Club's activities is its Spanish banqut QE