Blair High School - Beehive Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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'Veins Spanish Club The Spanish Club's purpose is to promote cultural under- standing and interests in the Spanish-speaking eountries beyond study of the basic language. The elub attended the Spanish Club at Chowan College, participated in the King's Day Dinner and celebrated with a Pinata Party. President - L. Graham, Viee President -- C. Stevensg Seeretary - L. Ungerg Treasurer - L. Spratleyg Reporter - ,l. ,Ionesg Sponsor - Mrs. Heekel. 4-1 Nz, From: T. Wallace, L. Graham. First row: I.. Spratley, M. Green, F. Baker. B. Bowman, D. Jackson, .l. Kim, L. Unger, R. Radcliffe. P. Lankford. Mrs. Heckel, C. Canady. Second row: J. Cauthorn, J. Moore, A. Hopkins. V. Strong, L. Brown, J. Jones, R. Ferguson, C. Moore, C. Stevens. C. Du- laney. Third row: C. Cowles, A. Dandridge, R. Cox. W. Randall, W. Hill. D. Cox, R. Strong, J. Agee, M. James, M. Crawford. Spanish Honor The Ferlerieo Carr-ia Lorva chapter of the Spanish Nation- al Honor Soriety is an organi- zation composed of those stu- dents who have ri-1-eiw-rl and , J. . X f' maintain a B+ or abou- aver- 'Vi -, age in at least one and a half V- years of Spanish study. Though not an naetiiitie-s or- X Q ganization. they hope to fur- 5 X ther an interest and appreria- l ' ,bf A NX. , E tion of our Spanish-speaking l l f neighbors and Citizens. R. Strong, HOClC0l, While, J1lCkS0l'l, Sgmers' Cox' Jghnslon, Ferguson, L. Sprntley. L. Brown, V. Strong, R.

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French Honor The French Honor Society recognizes the outstand- ing French students at Blair. The honor students must maintain an A average in French and an overall academic average of B or better. Bottom: Mrs. Maccubbin. First row: S. Cleaton, R. Baur, J. Stone. Second row: R. Lee, J. Hurley, M. Katz, P. Cogle, L. Wilkins, M. Beck. my f l French Club The French Clubls goal is to further interest in France and French culture, such activities were the visit of the Art Nouveau exhibit at the Virginia Museum, sponsored a French week in February, and a Jour de feten in the spring with a French gourmet dinner. President - R. Lee, Vice President - J. Cauthorng Secretary - E. Springs, Treasurer - S. Ashby. First row: J. Joyner, S. Ashby, W. Lassiter, J. Edwards, H. Ashlock. Sec- ond row: L. Robertson, Mrs. Maccubbin, D. Nixon, D. Trammel, A. Hahn, L. Jackson, D. Brown, J. Cauthorn, F. Conner, A. Banks, J. Frink. Third row: P. Martel, F. Quinn, R. Lee, K. Lechworth, J. Phillips, B. George, R. Martin, F. Lee, E. Spring.

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Oceanograph , s- r I 1 Q ., ' A J y ,u 4 . o ,- . I' The aim of the Oceanography Club is to further understanding of oceanog- raphy and related subjects such as skin and scuba diving. Guest lectur- ers, films, training sessions at a local pool, field trips to Nags Head and VIMS were attempts to accomplish their aims. The sponsor, Mr. Dubay, and the club officers are making every effort to assure that they re- main active. President - S. Gilbert, Vice President - J. Hammackg Sec- retary - E. DuPuisg Sponsor - Mr. Dubay. First row: G. Hyatt, R. Timberlake, S. John- son, A. Taylor, D. Lalrontaine, Mr. Dubay. Second row: D. Woodward, M. Rau, S. Gilbert, J. Salak, E. DuPuis, B. Huff, J. Hammaclc, N. Tillotson, B. Hornsby, D. Smith, L. Dutton, A. Chambers, S. Ardoni, D. Hurley, D. White. Third row: D. Degal, E. Kramer, S. Armstrong, R. Gampana. Fourth row: J. Hollo- way, J. Byam, M. Willing, B. Magary. f 9.