J H Rose High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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(■ t ■« ' ■- ' ' ' ' -» Spanish Club members sit in the parl ing lot waiting for their float to be called to take its plate in the Homecoming Parade. ■ ' y % t .»■ Languages Unite The World Bonjour, Hola, Salutate, Hello. The purpose of our language clubs is to broaden our horizons and catch a glimpse of what life is like in another country and another culture. The French Club is de- signed to share with stu- dents a little of the French way of life. The French Club has been very active this year and they have designed and produced tee-shirts with their own emblem. The club ' s advisor is Mrs. Briley. The Spanish Club is also designed to teach students the Spanish Culture and cus- toms. One way the Spanish Club has done this is by hav- ing guest speakers. The Spanish Club also has made a float for Homecoming. Some goals for the future are to help with campus beautification and to partici- pate in fundraisers. The club ' s advisor is .Mrs. Mor- gan. The International Club is designed to introduce stu dents to other cultures that they know little aboui. One manner of doing this is by having speakers come to talk about different coun- tries. In the near future speakers will give talks on Columbia and Nigeria. The international Club also plans a trip to Busch Gardens to enjoy the different cultures. The clubs advisor is Mrs. Stinson. The Latin Club Is de- signed to promote the under- standing of the Roman cul- ture. Some ways the club is doing this are by participat- ing in the National Affiliation with the Junior Classical League. Next semester, the Latin Club is planning to at- tend the JCC State Conven- tion. The club ' s advisor is Mrs. Ringer. mmk — H , 1 1 ' - ' if Members of the International Club are first row; Jalyn Parsley, Selina Matthews, Lee Nisbet, Andrea Par- ham, Evan Kane, Louann Gay-Lord. Second row: Tim Mayberry, Jona- than Li. Oflii-ers: President — F.van Kane, Vice President — .Andrea Par ham, Secretary -- Lee Nisbet, Tiea surer — Lee Nisbet. President — ;stdent - Susan f rby fii

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The Inductions for National Spanish Honor Society were held earliet this ar. This club is an honor and recognizes academic achievement in Spanish among students. These sponsors of the National are very proud of their Honorary Spanish Honor Society — Mrs. Mor- members, aan Mr. Boyst, and Mrs. Stinson Here are some of the National Math ham, Jonathon Li, Evan Kane, Lou Honor Society members: Jalyn Ann Gaylord, This is definitely the Parsley, Setina Mathews, Lee Nis- club for mathematicians! bet, Tim Mayberry, Andrea Par- NMHS members Laura Guy and Amanda Todd, chat among them- NHS officers Elizabeth Freeman - -P- - - ' ' ' P ' ° ' Ives They are both very proud to be honor mathematicians at the (Sec) Renee Lao (Pres) Greg Jones NHS society. . ' . . (Treas) and Jonathon Li (VP) are all ■ i Sp k.-

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Ck A r ' H c - Junior Sarah Reynaud shows her skill at the annual end of the year French Club picnic. Senior Jonathan Li shows the Inter- national Club members slides of the little known customs and cultures of countries in the eastern hemi- sphere. Club are; son Greq Hunt, Officers (1st sem.) Members of the Spanish Club are: 9-, Fel ia Cherry Michael Moore. =,„,„„„ R„,„.r,?nH«em AniiKa- 1st row Celeste Nelson, Kelly Travis Robins. Officers Lori Shank Suzanne Brewer, Anji Ka- Suzanne Brewer (2nd sem.) Anji Ka- 1st row Celeste Nelson, Kelly ow- Chris Pittman. Colin taria -- President, Carter Bentzel - Bakes, Craig Kirkland. Rebecca lee Lao 3rd row: John Vice President, Karen Howell - Se- Copeland, 2nd row Lori Shank- .. .. r, .,,..,., —- ' •-rv Treasurer weiler. Karen Schimming, Kim Bur- weiler President, Katie Raab — Vice President, Jalyn Parsley — Treasurer, Edwin Manning.