Derby Middle School - Cycle Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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E CH CL Bi Mary Lamont, janet Honnold, Roberta Righter, Deb- bie Nitzke, and Louise Zeller get refreshments during the Christmas party. Derby's Spanish Club, under the sponsership of Mrs. Pierce, Miss Bonomo, and Miss Bush enjoyed a very active year. The Christmas season was high- lighted by the making of pinatas which were sold to the Spanish classes and used for the traditional Pam jagnow, Carol Holtz, Marge Hammer, Louise Zeller, Jane Wattles, and Miss Bush seem to be having a very good time at the French Club's annual Christmas party. The French Club, sponsered by Miss Bush and Miss Meyer, is made up of eighth and ninth grade French stu- dents at Derby. Among club activities this year were a Christmas party, a field trip to a French restaurant and a visit to the George Pierrot show. SPANISH CLUB Spanish parties. Field trips were made to Bandit's Villa, a Spanish restaurant and to see Antonia, a flamenco dancer. Spring was highlighted by aFiesta which involved the club and all Spanish classes. Spanish fiesta. Pam Wyatt helps students fill out tickets for door Prizes during the Cliff Kushler joins the crowd to watch skit pre sentations . page 25

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DRAMATICS CLUB sexi K . ,, E- The cast waits for a runthrough of The Em- peror 's New Clothes. jim Marshall has become a rather awesome villain. Andy Marine has his make-up put on for the play. Ginger Keb Puts finishing Mrs. Sarnenen works on changrng the appear touches on the scenery. ance of Jerry Wrlliams for 'The Emperor s The Drama Club is made up of Derby students who are interested in dramatics. Their main event of the year was their play, The Emperor's New Clothes. This comedy was presented on the even- ing of April 5 and was enthusiastically received by all who saw it. page 24 New Clothe s

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It looks like the members of the Political Science Club are interested in their topic. Members of the Political Science Club, un- der the direction of Mr. Rogowski and Mr. Spencer, meet each week for the purpose of discussing current affairs and timely events. The discussions cover a wide range of topics of govemmental and social significance. DIO-VISUAL CL B The Audio-Visual Club, sponsered by Mr. Schmidt, is a service organization composed of boys who are responsible for running the P.A. booth, movie and slide projectors, and tape re- corders. The boys work from their study halls assisting the teachers in using Derby's audio- visual facilities. page 26 really POLITICAL SCIE C CL B nl il' 4 A ' mL it in 4 1 U11 Mark Sayers, Steve Marshall, Marcy Christner, Jim Mar- lin, and Allen Crites ready themselves for a meeting of the Political Science Club. Art Stevens works on the P.A. board getting ready for morning announcements.