Fort Walton Beach High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

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QI wi wsgttf wsreplf NHPF , , H ,fsgetiaiw 'H ,, v I Q, : kk I Jqz K M efnoem Attend Yontn Legzlflotnre Convention The members of Youth in Government attended the Youth Legislature Conven- tion in Tallahassee. The delegates pre- sented a legislative bill on the abolition of the death penalty in Florida, while sit- ting in the legislative Chamber and using proper procedure as legislators. Officers are: Dana Matthews- V.P., Mike Iones-Pres., Tricia Stevens-See., and Cherie Mat- thews-Treas. Mr. Sheehan, Youth in Govern' ment sponsor, always has 1 smile. Kenny Rogers and Denise Hud- gens-winners of the Going Steady Game sponsored by Youth in Government. YIGHSXB7

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Mu AQJIM Them Buys Club jmeyy Mu Alpha Theta strives to promote student interest in math. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Snoddy and this year's President is Tim Edgeworth. Mu Alpha Theta's ac- tivities for the year included programs with guest speakers, small group math projects, participa- tion in local math contests and work- shops, and the en- trance of a car in the Homecoming Parade. .le Don't bother measuring the cir- cumference ofthe tire, just paint! Kathy Black checks out the lat- est in club news on the bulletin 86!Mu Alpha Theta board. Each da finds Mrs. Vivian Y Snoddy. Mu Alpha Theta's spon- sor, hard at work.

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Lertemzm Gain F jb1f Ejjbw' Meetings held on Thursday mornings during homeroom were the launching point for the projects undertaken by the Lettermen's Club this year. Promotion of all athletics at the school was the chief aim of the club. The task of cleaning Memorial Stadium following Viking home games occupied members' time, also, on many On an icy February afternoon Chris Kicey enjoys his jacket. The sponsor and officers of the Lettermen's Club: Del Holmes, Ian johnson, Roger Ratcliff, Al- lan Winslette, Marsha Rogers, and Frank Ccravolo 88!Lettermen's Club Saturdays. Sponsored by Mr. Del Holmes the organiza- tion consisted of let- termen from the cheerleading squads, and the great variety of sports teams at Fort Walton Beach High School. Each earned the right to wear his or her letter F through determi- nation, hard work, and dedication.