Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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AFS Students Serve as Huguenot was fortunate in 1963 to be host to not just one, but two foreign exchange students. First to arrive was Hans Poeschel from Moenschengladbach, Germany. Then on December 15, Josefita Blanco from Barranquilla, Colombia, South America, was enrolled. Until their year at Huguenot all school subjects for Hans een-age Ambassadors and Fita had been compulsory. At Huguenot, instead of the usual thirteen to fifteen subject schedule in their own coun- tries, both took five-subject courses. After completing their year here, Fita and Hans agreed that the time spent in the United States and the friends they made will always be remembered.

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Seniors Are Honored with a Persian Fantasy A “Persian Fantasy” unfolded to juniors and seniors on the evening of May 11 when they stepped through the gym doors into an exotic wonderland. A huge arch separated the colorful garden from the interior of a richly ornamented Sul- tan’s palace. The charming garden, arrayed with decorative flowers and frivolous butterflies, was the scene of much activity and flashing of lights, as it proved to be a favorite spot for photographers. Windows at intervals within the palace revealed scenes from “The Arabian Nights,” while sophomore servers in their Arabian costumes completed the scene except for the magic carpet which had served to trans- port “The Continentals” to the annual Junior-Senior Prom.