Manassas Park High School - Reflections Yearbook (Manassas Park, VA)

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Row 1: Mark Nary. Row 2: Chris Novak, Gina Murphy, Cheryl Bean, Cheryl Carlisle, Cindy Donohue, Mark Kimpton. Row 3: Michelle Hartman, Jim Price, Tammy Messer, Julie Duckworth, Veriti Smith, Theresa Duckworth, Ron Crouch, Mr. Lowry. Tammy Messer shows Julie Duckworth where her dream land is. Cheryl Bean takes a look at the world around her. Organizations 29

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New Sponsors Guide Chess and Foreign Language Clubs This year the Chess Club was sponsored by Mr. Curtis. The chess club members met after school to learn and enjoy chess and also to find out who was the best so they could compete against other schools. The Foreign Language Club was sponsored by Mr. Lowry. The president was Gina Murphy, Vice President was Chris Novak, Secretary was Cindy Donohue, and the Treasurer was Mark Kimpton. The Foreign Language Club had several bake sales to raise money for tickets to a stage production. The Foreign Language Club fulfilled its community service obligations by playing Bingo with the residents at the District Home. All four officers of the Foreign .Language Club participated in the Officers Workshop held during the fall. Row 1: Sherry Hooker, Scott Jobber, Michelle Hartman, Gina Murphy. Row 2: Bruce Davis, Ronald Crouch, Paul Campbell, Alan Church, Jim Price. Kris Wentz contemplates her next move. Paul Campbell prepares to take Ronald Crouch’s rook. 28 Organizations

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Row 1: Paul Campbell, Bruce Davis, Donald Krolak, Pam Meade, Doris Rinker, Ronald Crouch, Lynne Green. Row 2: Scott Jobber, Lisa Smith, Lisa McFall, Ms. Eckland, Mrs. Davis. Eddie Steele and Roger Knowles become entangled in another sports book. Donald Krolak sees an interesting book while straightening the shelf. The Library and Good News Clubs Plan Social Events The Library Club is a service club whose members work in the library checking out books, shelving books and many other jobs to help the teachers prepare materials for class. This year the library club took a trip to Hersey Park in Pennsylvania as a reward for all their efforts. The club bought some plants to make the library more attractive and helped the library ac¬ quire a glass entrance when entering from the main entrance. The club donated books to the public library and helped to feed families on Christmas. The Good News Club is a youth fellowship whose purpose is to reach out to others by sharing the gospel of Christ and to minister to its members through Bible Study. Many guest speakers and singers from local churches came and shared through testimonies and songs. Members received monthly newsletters and attended Bible Study classes, a hayride, and a skating party. The club sponsored a schoolwide Cults assembly and a “Rock Music Revealed” presentation. On Christmas the club made Christmas cards for the school and set up a Chris¬ tian display of magazines and tracts in the library. Members paid no dues and the clubs emphasis was to “let your life shine.” The club’s officers were; President Joy Garrigan; Vice-President Lynn Bandy; Secretary Patty Lee; Treasurer Yvette Romero. 30 Organizations