Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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SPEAK A DIFFERENT TONGUE To enrich their knowledge of French customs and culture, the French Club invited guest speakers to encourage interest. Under the direction of Mrs. Stacia, the club sponsored two booths at the MDA Carnival. The members brightened Christmas for the senior citi- zens at Westminster Canterbury by tak- ing them fruit and singing French Christ- mas carols. To raise money the French club sold bumper stickers and buttons, and sold hot chocolate before school each morning. In order to increase student aware- ness, the Latin Club promotes the study of Latin and the classics. The Latin Club, headed by Mrs. Collier, partici- pated in the MDA Carnival, sold conces- sions at girls basketball games, and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. The highlight of the Latin Club activities was the State Latin Conven- tion held in Roanoke in the fall. ae suueenuseeeeeeResesene sess: ® Upper: French Club — Front row: Kim Allen, Kim Fahed, Donna Lucord Middle row: Dee Trevett, Lisa Tate, Althea Coetzee, Karen Taylor, John Hadra, Chris Grubbs, Henry Briggs, John Long- est, Steve Faggert, Dee Briggs Back row: Mrs. Stacia, Lisa Beasley, Natalie Peters, Dee Dee Gladden, David Lund, Mike Durrette, Stece Tyler, Bobby McRae, Chip Henry, Paul Covington, Parrish Propst, Steve Land Middie left: Chris Grubbs, Donna Lucord and Steve Tyler work the French Club booth at the MDA Carnival. Middle right: Latin Club — Front row: Eric Fredrickson, Jimmy Middlebrook, Gil Wells, Cheryl Duvall, Lisa Duke, Cindy Cooke, Paul Martin, Laura Smith, Deborah Kay, Ricky Raines, Terri Law- son, Bruce Tucker, Steve Smith, Andy FAORESERERRSS OTS SOSELESR SUNSSSSUSERRRSS BOE Cee SEnEaS Via Second row: Kanishka Kapil, Dar- lene Hamilton, Sonya Coxford, Terry Anderson, Linda Johnson, Karen Thur- ston, Karen Smith, Ann-Marie Johnson, Derek Leake, Doug Coupage Third row: Pam Coxford, Janet Nolan, Joel New- man, Patti Thisted, Ann D’Surney, Dawn Powell, Dee Trevett, Dawn Harrelson, Tammy Kinsay, Susan Currier, Pam Arnold Back row: Shireen Nassiri, Kim Wilcox, Tammy Nichols, Chris Brown, Krista McCue, Robbie Blake, Karen Goodrich, Kelly Riggleman, Missy McRae, Sissy Lett, Beth Grubbs, Althea Coetzee, Karen Bartle, Brett Doerr, Cornelia Ramsey, Susan Fitzgerald, Wendy Artiglere, Mary Tucker. Lower: Latin Clubbers, Andy Via, Paul Martin, and Althea Coetzee make money for a worthy cause. Clubs

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LANGUAGE CLUBS The encouragement of interest in the culture of Spanish speaking courtries is the main priority of the Spanish Club. Miss Newell heads this club, which pro- vides guest speakers and organizes service projects for the school and the foreign language department. This year the 20 member Spanish Club partici- pated in the Muscular Dystrophy Carni- val, where they cooked and sold a Spanish desert delicacy called churros. A bake sale was held in November. The club’s Christmas party consisted of only Spanish foods and for most members this was the first time eating some of these dishes. Learning and experiencing the culture and customs of Germany are the Ger- man Club’s main objectives. To gain this experience the club attended the State German Convention and the State Oktoberfest celebration at Bush Gar- dens. This year the club participated in selling advent calendars for Christmas and in selling concessions at the Blue and White Old Dominion Basketball game. Also, the German club engaged in carrying banners in the Homecoming Parade, and they sponsored the Ger- man Schuhplattler dancers. Upper: Spanish Club — Front row: John Chamberlayne, Debra Chisenhall, Parrish Propst Middle row: Karen Colaw, Mike Good, Steve Melbrech, Marie Wade, Jeannie Martin, Sherrie Wallace, Donna Howe, Kember Forke Back row: Ray Hahn, Bonnie Davis, Donna Gorman, Jada Propst, Tracye Beard, Crystal Harris, Rhonda Smith, Carol Maybry, Todd Wilson Middle Left: Banners for a German Club Display are being rolled by club members. Middle Right: The German club dances in the streets during the Homecoming Parade. Lower: German Club — Front row: Kelly Craver, Paul Covington, Minica Kulow, Pat Cook Middle row: Robert Riddick, Allen Hume, David Lund, Neil Pinchetsky, Laurie Hargadon, Jean Young, Chip Shafelton, Sharon Bowden, Phillip Collins Back row: Viola Holbrook, Denise Patteson, Deborah McKinney, Deborah Grubbs, Pat McPhillips, Fe Palmore, Lisa Lauterbach, Sharon Burnley, Michael Bragg 174 Clubs

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OFFICE, CLINIC, AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Recommended by their guid- ance counselors, office aids are chosen to assist secretaries in the main office, guidance office, assistant principals’ office and attendance office. These aids work one period under the action learning program and receive credit for their work. Duties of the assistants include running errands, sorting and stapling papers, making copies, typing letters, and sorting mail. The valuable assistance of these aids enables the secretar- ies to complete their tasks in a more efficient manner. 176 Clubs Upper: Office assistants — First row: Nevin West, John Collins, Kim Fahed, Steve Faggert, Veronica Williams Sec- ond row: Stephanie Mitchell, Delores Armstrong, Janice Lyons, Janet Nolan, Caren Cheatham, Diane Lett, Jada Propst, Donna Lucord, Becky Kambou- rian, Debra Grubbs, Susan Jones, Tra- cie Nix, Pam Arnold Third row: Justin Chiles, Dawn Powell, Donna Stanley, Angie Bacon, Terry Lawson, Rochelle Sergeant, Melanie Jones, Janice Nun- nally, Karen Voelcker, Kathy Schneider, Karen Freed, Pat Jones, Debbie Hud- gins, Cherise Frederickson, Sharon Jones Middle: Student aides wait their turn to use the copying machine. Lower left: Michelle Wingfield receives instruc- tions from Mrs. Jones. Lower right: Beth Schools waits for an answer froma busy Mrs. Carter.