Brookstone School - Laureate Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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,,,....a it ' ' 1245 iii B911 csu roy CU Presidential duties aren't alwaus glamorous. C25 Uli gets a true taste of the Flmerican outdoors. , Q33 Care for o hot dog? Q45 Uli and Greg prepare ' 'ddtr their cooking tools. C51 The 1985 Explorers' Post 294. C65 True pioneers! C75 The officers and advisors. C83 Margaret and Christu love the E wilderness. C73 me Explorers' Post 294 33 LUith 552 active members, the 1985 Explorers' Post 294 sponsored manu funfilled outdoor trips. Hmong their ventures was a trip up to Stone Mountain in October where the Highland Games, which included Scottish clans and festivitu. were in process. In September, the club went canoeing down the Flint River, and in Januaru, the group went to the extreme of spending the night in a cave in Tennessee. ln Mau, the members went white water rafting down the Chattooga. The club was certainlu a popular one and since it was so popular, we had to choose over 90 people for 20 sIots, stated one of the advisors. The leaders of the club included Greg McCann as President, Tommu Crumes as Vice President. Nancu Page as Secretaru, and Frank Star as the Treasurer. The club's advisors were Tina Cliff, Dale Epperson, Robert Todd, and Bettu Joiner. Ficcording to Tina Cliff, Greg did a reallu good job this uear of organizing the trips and seeking out new activities. He has been, bu far, the most organized President that the club has ever had. Since the club was so popular, an alternative to involve more students would be to create two posts, one for the Juniors and Seniors, as well as one for the Freshmen and Sophomores. Cl Jou Chastain

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Elisabeth Robinson paints a face at the Girl's Club Partu. Heu Club Members attend monthlu meeting. Strong Leadership was shown bu the Y Heu Club officers and advisors. it-W The Pinata was the hit of the Christmas Partu. Notice that whenever Santa is around Mr. Pate is not. CLUBS 32 The Brookstone Heu Club, consisting of 68 mem- bers, was a service organization that stressed involve- ment in the communitu and school through service projects. Sponsored bu the Hiwanis Club of Greater Columbus, the Heu Club motto was Manhours for Mankind . In keeping with their motto, trips to the nursing home, a Thanksgiving can food drive, a Christmas partu for the G-irl's Club, and caroling at the nursing home were a few examples of how active the club was, not to mention their uear-long participation in attending weeklu Hiwanis Club meetings on lllednesdau at the Hilton and cleaning up the Cougar Room at breaks. This uear's club headed bu Hellee Lawrence - President, Jou Mauher - Vice President, Chris Reaves - Treasurer, and Nancu Page - Secretaru, had high hopes of achieving their goals. Much was accomplished with the help of their facultu advisors, Mr. Richter and Mrs. Jones. U Hellee Lawrence WHL Harene Harron plaus while others join in singing carols. Heu

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E if F Spanish Club officers. The Spanish Club. The French and Spanish Clubs worked together on welcoming the Costa Ricans. 34 Fis the advisor of the French Club, Mrs. Carlson had a veru busu uear. Pat Hilpatrick - president, Gordu Pease - vice president, Shannon Sprouse and Parker Swift - social chairmen, planned manu exciting activities for this uears' French Club. Hmong some of their activities was an international dinner which theu did with the Spanish Club. Theu also saw some French movies. One member of the French Club, when asked what being in the club had done for her, said: lt has allowed me to increase mu knowledge of French culture. This seemed to be the overall opinion of all concerned. DMissi Murrau The Spanish Club was kept veru busu this uear. This uears'offi- cers were: Olga Smith - president, Dora Ditchfield - vice president, Haren Levu - secretaru, Beth Phelps - treasurer, and Stephanie Hudson -- program chairman, with Mrs. Mullinax as the advisor. The club provided entertainment for visitors from Costa Rica, and was visited bu an alumnus, Hieff Martin, who told them about his visit to Spain. These visitors served as the highlight of the Spanish Club's activities. ClMissi Murrau 34 wg 499' Pat tells about the plans for this uear. i 4 x 5 k'ii - if fl French Club officers. French! Spanish The French Club