Staunton River High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Moneta, VA)

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French Club The favorite activity of the French Club is eating! Since the French are so famous for their fine cooking, the members of the SRHS French Club enjoy exploring the world of French cuisine in new ways each year. At the club Christmas party they had the op- portunity to sample rum cake. Plans are made early in the year for the spring banquet which features a vari- ety of French dishes for club mem- bers and their guests to enjoy in a French cafe atmosphere. : - , 3254 il ' I ff nf -afar French Club officers U, toRl Martha Hoskins- Pres., Chris Cosgrove-Tres., Mary Hoskins- Sec., and Cindy Carter-Reporter, admire the dart board. 104 Clubs fbjyf 1 as ' Qi, :A 2, V , Q Mrs. Mitchell, Debbie Trent, Helen Eades, and Kathy Hoppaugh frost yule log. 2-we ,ct t l,ol I l l , ffmllllff' la , XM ' :H M' fi tt. C P 9 if I x 4 A ,1 :E I . , , ,- ' V , 1, ,C X French Club members get refreshments at the party. ,. ,,,. IX 9 Ll f' E t xr f ' is sw 5 P. . 'i W ,.s 1:1 L gl - as Q .f' ' Aug' ,A. ' j . as ' 1' X Fitlll? 'rig -f 1 -4 Doing what they do best-eating!

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Forensics Society f r W i XXI Mr. Largo, the Pick Pocket Man, sells balloons at the Festival. Maryann, Sandra, and Steve search for evidence to use in a debate. .J X n ' Sponsor Mrs. Smith poses with Ken Norman and Pat Nietzold, two first place winners in the Central Virginia Forensics Tournament held january 4. Other winners for Staunton River were: Donna Gai I N ,, ther-2nd place in Girl's Solo Acting: Chris Cosgrove-3rd place in Girl's Proseg Billy Hedge-3rd place ?'HY Hedge refds the poem Casel' At The Bat at in Boy's Poetry: Sandra Williams, 3rd place in Girl's Poetryp Carla Hoppaugh-3rd in Girl's Oratoryp and 0'en5'C5 Pfafvfs Mark lala-3rd in Boy's Original Oratory. Clubs 103

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-'-, -e-+v--- ,feta ' l 5 3 U si lv Math Club officers are QL to Ry Carolyn Craft-Sec., Bette Branson-Pres., Melanie Dooley-V. Pres., and lo Anna Riggs-Treas., Rep. , 1 ,K joy Bowyer and Valerie Farnam participate in the Math Club project. junior Math Club The junior Math Club is a group of eighth and ninth grade students who really like math. They spent club meet- ing time working on concepts in math that were new to them. They made an after-school project of decorating the C fgff' ft f X 1. , ns.. f r .w ,, walls of mobile it1 with basic math in- formation. Besides providing the club members with fun, the charts, tables, and diagrams are a big help to the math students as they do their routine work. Suzanne Tuck and Mr. Hodges, sponsor, explain a problem to loey Williams. M... f.--f-f-1-r'7r'ii u'.,1fez12z'Q-gt -JNL--L 'J g51,,l5 --v-V-v-Mfr Q IQ V t+y 'v- ' l 1.,g-tm.-.-,,7 .Ya I----fe ' -'j Vijigq . , I E . 5 t B 'f-f-ffwgff t l L . 5 f s--'A- j: f':gigl . --y - k def-f-gf' !,,,,. .LLL lg V -1 1 --it f -A H' .QIQlfZ,fffif.f-iw , it 1 ,Ami ogf-g,t.,fi'f..,.p'7: 141, s at Sheila Holdren searches for the answer to her question on the ad- dition chart. Clubs 105