Glenn High School - Glenn Echoes Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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'Wrmu Feliz Navidadl Spanish Club members and their sponsors, Mrs. Spaugh and Mrs, Kennedy, discusses one of Mrs. Spaugh's Chrisitmas gifts. Latin Club: T. Elder, T. Teague, T. Kimbell, J. Culler, L. Atkins, T. Teague, C. Hawkins, M. Anderson, S. Culler, A. Stokes, T. Jessup, M. Petree, P.Elder, B. Whicker, M. Perrish, A. Norman, Mrs. Butner, N. Willard. .l 5 A Little Bit of France. The Glenn High French Club members celebrate Christmas with their annual Christmas party by indulging in French foods. si 1 . Spanish Club: N. Wofford, E. Garvens, K. Dent, R, Leak, T. Jones, Mrs. Kennedy, T. Dockery, T. Culler, C. Davenport, H. Roper, K. Reichart, Mrs. Spaugh, M, Crotts, T, Melton, N. Betler, B. Holcomb, R. Moody, G. Hawks. Organizations

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Lan ua es: Q Q nother People, Another orld Glenn has a number of educa- tional clubs this year, among these are the Language Clubs. This group includes the Spanish, French, and Latin Clubs. The Spanish Club is sponsored by Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Spaugh, the French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Scales, and the Latin Club is sponsored by Mrs. Buckner. The Spanish Club, in its sec- ond year as an organization, has largely increased its membership during the year. Member Tracy Jones stated, Our membership increase is mainly due to more organized meetings and planned projects. We've also participat- ed in a number of activities this year, such as a Spanish-style Halloween party, Christmas par- ty, and learning how to make Christmas candles. When president Vickie Fritzler was asked why she joined the French club over all the others, she replied, I want- ed to help them build a strong club and I think the sponsors are great! . They have become a strong club, with such activities as a going-away party for Mrs. Decker and members participat- ing in the Foreign Language Day at Salem College in March. The Latin Club is another club that is going strong this year. Their membership has increased considerably and they have many activities planned for the Organizations rf,--N .,,,,-- year. They are currently in the process of making a chariot for the races which will be held at Carolina University. Our major project for this year would have to be attending the Junior Classi- cal League Convention in April, said president Susan Newsome. The Latin Club is a branch of this league and it is a very respected academic associ- ation. These three clubs represent a wide view and understanding of life in other lands and other cul- tures. Together, under the title Languages', these three clubs learn, compete, and enjoy the fascination of another people and another world. French Club: L. Wagoner, V. Fritzler, A. McGee, E. Ward, J. Jennings, L. Smyth, C. Sink, S. Finley, K. Angell, Mrs. Scales, N. Jackson, C. Cook, L. Tuttle, J. Smith, K. Semones, H, Robinson, K. Routh, M. Eaton, M. Millner, L, Easter, D. Crayton, A. Owens, S. Hagaman, J. Rheinhart, L. Cochran, M. Hanson, J. Procter, J. Mabe, D. Stanley, D. Lauten, R. Soots, Mrs. Decker, K. Cornell, l. Grayson, S. Tucker, K. Wintree. 4 2 2 l People of Rome! Latin Club me Neil Willard becomes Cato the or for fellow members at their F

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Experiencing Business First Hand Working towards the future is one of the main objectives of education. The FBLA and DECA club are two clubs that are future oriented in their plans, activities and member- ship. The FBLA, or Future Busi- ness Leaders of America, edu- cates future business majors or simply members with business interests. Business teachers sug- gest the club to their business students in hopes of one day giv- ing them an advantage in the business world. Member Tanya Cox commented, L'This year we have more people taking part in FBLA because students are un- derstanding what welre all about. We competed against FBLA clubs from other schools in typing, job interviews, ac- counting and many other events. That was our most enjoyable project. The DECA club, another edu- cational club, is a national-wide club for students who work as part of their course credit. They are graded by Mrs. Sides for their efforts in and out of class. Said member Tammy Rice, I joined this club because I knew it could help me find a job and also show me what it will be like after l graduatef' Both clubs are centered on the future and on education, and the training they provide boosts members knowledge and control of their futures. A Star is Born. Making the new Christmas decorations for downtown Winston-Salem takes Jim Reichart's complete concentration. Organizations DECA club: K. Porter, T. McCluney, D. Gant, T. Bryant, M. Maxey, K. Marlowe, S. Warf, M. Harris, L. Smith, T. Coleman, J. Reichart, R. Griffin, R. Reinisch, S. Wilson, T. Sapp, T. Saddler, B. Haynes, D. Sparks, M. Calcutt, J. Tilley, R. Amos W ff . Z ,, i, Em