Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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Spanish ROW 1: Edwin Harrison, Brenda Tyndall, Teresa Knight, Edith Fisher, Carolyn Crocker, Debbie Langston, Barbara Hughes, Rebecca Rozier, Linda Myrick, Linda Grissom, Kay Edwards. ROW 2: Arthur Daeke, Stephanie Fogg, Gail Bullock, Diane Ayscue, Susan Oakley, Frances Jordan, DonnaHarris, SueCain, Judy Gooch, PatriciaNutt, Sally Moore. ROW 3: Jimmy Satterwhite, Patricia Neathery, Sally Watkins, Ferbee Bryant, Sandra Temple, Martha Grissom, Linda Nowell, Katherine Horner, Sally Jackson, Patricia Morris, Faye Pleasants. ROW 4: John Ellis, Nancy Watkins, Bar- bara Ronner, Nancy Abbott, Betty Mitchell, Wendy Hall, Daphne Wright, Ila Barker, Betsy Stabler, Don Joyner. ROW 5: Calvin Worley, Cindy Dallas, Libbo Leathers, Nancy Hunter, Sherry Kearson, Rita Currin, Kathy Langston, Bar- bara Whitmore, Susan Davis, Leigh Oakley. ROW 6: Turner Wortham, Debbie Hester, Bonnie Tucker, Nancy Rose, Laureen Tucker, Chris Young, Mary Jo Lassiter, Chris Flannigan, Lucy Gilliam. ROW 7: Tom Williams, Rusty Rogers, EddieHoyle, Sharon Watson, June Hankel, Barbara Pulley, Randy Ayscue. ROW 8: Billy Raynor, Chuck Hicks, Richard Maynard, Twyla Southerland, Julian Pernell, Mike Barnett, TimGupton. ROW 9: David Hoyle, David Carver, Tim Hunt, David Anderson, Bobby Marrow, Tommy Satterwhite, Jerry Thompson, Johnny Haddock, Jimmy Williams, Robert Jeans, Gene Singleton. OFFICERS: Libbo Leathers, President; Mrs. Margaret House, Sponsor; Turner Wortham, Vice-President; Sue Cain, Treasurer; Sally Moore. Secretary. 74

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Club FIRST ROW: Shirley Faucette, SusanOrr, Wilton Moody, DavidParham, Gary Harris, Sonny Freeman, Tony Grissom, Pat Delbridge, John Darkus, Marshall Seaman, Carolyn Stell. SECOND ROW: Bernie Long, Judy Thomas, Patsy Thompson, Ann Squires, Rose Romer, Richard Boyd, Joey Fuller, Allen Harris, William Hall, George Schertzinger, Jo Ann Faulkner. THIRD ROW: Roger Dickerson, Debby Matthews, Patricia Perdue, Brenda Strop, Susan Stewart, Olivia Rodwell, Jane Mills, Glenn Nunnery, Ellen Grissom, Judy Harris. FOURTH ROW: Steve Hunt, Mrs. Pace, Betsy Lord, Gracia Bobbitt, David Spain, Gary Michels, Rose Gee, William Hawkins, J. H. Hamm. FIFTH ROW: Debby Grissom, Debby Daniel, Debbie Pearce, Sandra Finch, Sandra Harris, Kathy Hayes, Woody Loving, Anne Brum- mitt. SIXTH ROW: Linda Pearce, Nancy Petty, Sally Clay, Janice Kearney, Shirley Faulkner, Steve Granger, Terry Tyson, Barbara Boltz, Jeanne Chandler. SEVENTH ROW: Bill Schertzinger, Jimmy Hight, Durward Turner, Roger Spruill, Joe Tyson, Dennis Tharrington. Students taking French I, II, III, or IV with acceptable averages are eligible to join the French Club. The club is led by the officers and French Council, along with the sponsor, Mrs. Pace. In presenting a knowledge of France and its culture to the students, it creates fun and a sense of accomplishment. The French Club participates in school functions such as Stunt Night in which it presents a skit, and in Foreign Language Week. This year, the French Club won first prize for its car in the homecoming parade. It participates in an annual Christmas project for a needy family. The club increased its membership this year and the members are very proud of their fine work. 73

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Club In order to develop an appreciation for a foreign language, it is first manda- tory that an objective understanding of the people who speak the language be obtained. The Spanish Club of Henderson High School is dedicated to the task of present- ing to its members a realistic portrayal of the temperament and culture of the people of the Spanish-speaking world, a world on which the sun never sets. With this purpose as a firm foundation, the Spanish Club members engaged in various activities designed to create an atmos- phere of Spanish feeling among the par- ticipants. Such projects were the con- structing of afloat to represent the Span- ish Club in the Homecoming parade and the observance of Foreign Language Week. Projects which assumed a more civic nature were the collecting of food for an underprivileged family at Thanks- giving and the collecting of toys for the welfare children at Christmas. High- lighting the year, the Spanish students were most fortunate to have as their guests in the Spanish classes several Latin American natives for a brief span of time. Without a doubt, the Spanish Club is one of the most rapidly developing clubs of Henderson High School. For Thanksgiving andChristmas, the Spanish Club sponsored needy families so they could enjoy the holiday seasons, too. Mexicans demonstrate their native dances to give a Spanish party an authentic atmosphere. Mexican visitors are welcomed by the Spanish Club. The Spanish Club is represented in many activities including homecoming. 75