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

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SODA. Pam Arnold, Daphne Aylor, Melvin Black, Evan Van Brackle, Chris Brown, Barry Bruce, Nancy Cochran, Susan Currier, Lisa Duke, Kim Fahed, Kelly Harding, Cassandra Harrison, Scott Henry, Conway Hertsch, Mark Hilldrup, Allen Hume, Anne-Marie Johnson, Raksha Kapil, Vikram Kapil, Deborah Kay, John Klotz, Paul Martin, Krista McCue, Dwayne McKnight, Kim McLaughlin, Gary Morgan, Jay Pear- man, Mike Rackette, Rick Raines, Beth Saunders, Mike Shearin, Kathy Smith, Steve Smith, Missy Spedden, Maureen Tabasko, Glen Thomas, Dave Varner, Kelly Varner, Dana Vaughan, Greg Viahos, Melvin West, Kurt Whiteman, Wendy Whiteman. Rappin student their age Given e und t eclass . -with their . Barry walk a. stud¢ 190 SODA

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Hola! Bonjour! Tag! Vale! Say hello to the foreign language clubs. In addition to the many fun and service ac- tivities, the members of these clubs learned about the cultures of foreign countries, sampled exotic foods, and supported the Foreign Language Department. Service projects and bake sales for the school kept the Spanish Club busy. Par- Ya - — — — . ticipating in the Homecoming — gc ‘4 Ce | ae Fe Parade and in the beautifica- ee aes Be : en tion of the campus were major ae ! = ( school-related activities of the Latin Club. They attended the State Convention in Norfolk and Ludi Romani at the Univer- sity of Richmond. The Latin banquet was the highlight of the club’s activities. Seniors were honored at this banquet as they were served by first and second year Latin ‘“‘slaves’”’ and entertained by third and fourth year students. The French Club raised money for the scholarship fund and dined at the Magic Pan. The German Club attended the Virginia Organization of Ger- man Students’ meeting at Busch Gardens in October for the Octoberfest. oR OO ee Card Sharks. French Club students play ‘“‘Uno”’ after dining at the Magic Pan. Big Dipper. Karen Bartle and Karen Taylor serve punch for the Latin Club at the P.T.A. food festival. Language Clubs 189

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Gotcha! Daphne joins in the fun as the kids play 7-up. SODA ADDS LIFE Fifth and sixth grade classes at various elementary and mid- dle schools got the chance to make two new high school friends this year. These new friends were involved in SODA — The Student Organization for Developing Attitudes. A guy and a girl made up one team, and a team was Hey, That's Neat. Barry, demonsifies s | assigned to one class. They nee tc nsde, oe ae , strove to affect the attitudes of : their students in a positive manner. SODA 191