James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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SCIENCE CLUB Seated, Left , . . ork, Sp Harry Kern. to Right' Mr Y Oman' Karen Strickler, Nancy He Affiliated with the national organization, Science Clubs of America, is the James Wfood Science Club. Each semester the ishman, Dolor es jenkins, members try to increase their knowledge of science, learn to perfect skills in science, give service to their community and nation and help carry out the program of the Science Club of America. These students are showing the use of some of their laboratory equi m Strickler, Dolores jenkins. Nancy Heishm p ent. Leff to Right: Karen an, Harry Kern, Mr. York Spmuor

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MU ALPHA THETA The Mu Alpha Theta Club is a local chapter of the National High School and junior College Mathematics Club. The members are students who take a college preparatory mathematics course and who maintain a B average in the course. Although this is only the second year of the Mu Alpha Theta Club, the membership is growing continuously, The purpose of the club is the pro- OFFICERS: Danny Stotler, Vice-Pre.rir1en1,' Philip Lafollcrfvv Prerideutq Larry Hockman, Secretary Mrs. Woore, Sjzmaror, Mrs. Wtxrre is giving math instruction to one of her students, Mickey Artrip. motion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understand- ing of mathematics among high school students. At the regular monthly meetings the members learn different facts about mathematics and guest speakers explain how mathematical concepts are used in everyday life as in banking and accounting. Firrt Row, I.efz In Right: Mrs. Wfoore, Spmzrorq Elizabeth Philip Lafollette. Third Row: Mickey Artrip, Edward Rose, Susie Clemons, Carol Luttrell, Nancy Carpet. Second Shiley, Chuck Duvall, Arthur Rowe, Garry Sale, John Row: Larry I-Iockman, james Mcllwee, Richard Edwards, Prosser, Danny Stotler. Louis Eye, Douglas Martin, Larry Gregory, Eugene Lee,

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Ie!! in Riglah' Mrs. Hovermale, Spou- P569 C50 Linda Brumback. Prerz for Mickey Artrip, Trea.r11rer'.' Stella rleuty Charlotte Rose, Vire-Preria'en! Belle, Ser'retaf11'J 6 Gloria Rosenberger, Reporter. The Spanish Club consists of 43 members that are taking or have taken Spanish. At each monthly meeting a movie and report are given on the culture and back- ground of different Spanish speaking countries chosen by the club. Their financial project is the selling of candy. The social activities are a banquet and dance and a picnic at the end of the year. Each year rt medal is given to a first year member and a second year member of the Spanish Club. These students are chosen from those making the five highest averages and voted on by their class. an First Row, Left tn Righl: L. Brumback, M. Connelly, D. Nessel rodt, C. Luttrell, P. Vann, D. jones, nl. Lupton, F. Adams, J Bursey, L. Dovell. Second Roux' C, Rose, R. Headley, K. Kur stedt, A. Woore, D. Bursey, C. Coffman, A. Ritchie, S. Morehead, B. Komsa, R. Ballow, M. Alt. Third Roux' S. Bell, G. Rosen berger, B. Hamrnack, S. Wills, R. Edwards, B. Heishman, P. Clark, F. Simpson, C. Cowger, M. Zirk, M. McClanhan. Fourth Roux' R. Snapp, B. Butler, R. Lloud, T. Reed, DI. Mcllwee, M. Artrip, R. Wright, G. Borden, D. Braithwaite. Fifth Row: L. Parkinson, B. Trenum. 164 l M990 -Q-we-fp