Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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Spanish club sells Rex to support child Field trips comprised much of the Spanish Club’s activities of the year. Starting off the year was a trip to the Tidewater Dinner Theater to see a production of Man of La Mancha. Later the club sponsored field trips to performances by Carlos Mantoya. a world famous guitarist, and Jose Greco, the famous Flamenco dancer. The end of the year was celebrated with a din¬ ner at a Mexican restaurant. A Christmas party was held with a pinata and pasada. The pasada is a representation of Mary and Joseph seeking lodging, with the rest of the club following behind carrying candles. The club’s most worthwhile project was the sponsoring of a young girl living in Guatamala. Every month the club sent her twelve dollars to help provide schooling and clothing. In order to raise money to support her the club sold “Rex” cleaner with two members selling over twenty dollars worth apiece. The Spanish Club participated in the tradition¬ al pasada where Mary and Joseph walk from door to door with the villagers following them as they seek shelter. Terri Baines. Angela Gautier. John Stovall, and Mrs. Alwood discuss the price of •‘Rex.” First Row — Heffington. Kennedy. Twine, Stovall. Williams. Second Row — Mrs. Alwood — Sponsor. Pinto. Martin, Cisco. Winslow. Underwood. Carr. Brinkley. Baines — Pres¬ ident. M. Hines — V. Pres¬ ident. Walton — T reasurer R. Hines — Secretary 26

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Journalism Class —Joyner. Sims. Langston. Barrett. T. Davis. J. Davis. Leggett. O ' Berry. Parr. Ward. Howell. Winslow. Asbell. Whetzel. Fischetti. Mauck. and Webb 25

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French Club held their Christmas party at their December meeting. French club feasts The French Club started off their year with a cheese party during which the members feasted on a vari¬ ety of cheeses and other foods. In December, approximately twenty students went to La Crepe, a French restaurant across from Pembroke Mall. Mrs. Kincaid both sponsored and chaperoned the trip. Later in the year, they put on an assembly for the school. Sitting — Fischetti — President. Hicks — V. President. Joyner — Secretary. Taylor — Trea¬ surer. Standing — Carr. Asbell. Ward. Hines. Jones. Mauck. Shambley. Leggett. Goodman. J. Jones. Parr. Whetzel. Hassell. Faircloth. Davis. O ' Berry. 27