John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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V • - •♦ • • t •» 4 ■ .•. i Clubs add spirit to all high school campuses. As- sociations of strong and hardworking people striving for a goal of leadership abilities are part of what makes up a club. By participating in a club a person can learn more about other people and also help other people. You can also learn about yourself, said senior Denise Monreal. Members project their abilities by regular attendance ot meetings and supporting their officers in all ac- tivities. Clubs hold many valuable memories for their members. Showing my lambs at the Walter Gerlach Livestock Show was an educational and enjoyable experience, said sophomore Lori Cantrell. Fund- raisers, guest speakers, conventions, and banquets are just a few of the events sponsored by clubs. Selling nachos for SADD at the Fall Frolic was fun, said senior Regina Garza. Having fun and socializing with new and old friends are what clubs are all about. Senior Steve Campbell, |unior John Laskowski, and sophomore Karl Sittre get hands on experience while working on a piece of air conditioning machinery. Alpha Si-Fi A.F.S. ' !(,- ' ):■ V.I.C.A. Auto Mechanics 58-59 D.E.C.A. Blues D.E.C.A. Dukers 60-61 French Club Latin Club 62-63 F.B.L.A. J.E.T.S. 64-65 Future Farmers of America 66-67 Future Homemakers of Americs 68-69 Honor Societies 70-71 German Club Spanish Club 72-73 H.E.C.E. H.O.S.A. 74-75 H.E.R.O. I.II.III.IV 76-77 Industrial Arts Video Yearbook 78-79 j -Club Key Club 80-81 Students Against Drunk Drivers 82-83 Student Council 84-85 V.I.C.A. Air Conditioning V.I.C.A. Elec. 86-87 V.O.C.C.T. Drafting 88-89 Oceanography 90-91 Business Professionals of Texas 92-93 P E.L.E. Child Care Fashion Design 94-95 • « 4 • H i:i ...: -- . •. •• .• . ' 0 • • , J ••Clubs 55

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« b . % it r liiii 6!£!!|iii % Break a leg! Just kiddingi Senior Anita Arnold shows off her pig at the Walter Gerlach Livest(.K;k Show. The play Persephone was portrayed by members of the Latin Club, senior Brian Black, and junior Johnny Ludden were characters. With a click of the castanets, brother and sister team junior Martha and senior Juan Salinas perform a Mexican dance during Intcrnatuma! Night, 54 Clubs : ' • C i3- f

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A touch of individuality Students spend year abroad, organize campaign spending a year abroad in a foreign country became a dream come true for students from Australia, Italy, and Canada. Lisa Kerr, Paola Botta, and Marie Claude from countries all over the world travelled to San Antonio to spend a year here as exchange students through the AFS program. The girls qualified for the program by maintaining a B av- erage and by being flexible, adaptable and stable. Upon ar- rival the exchange students were placed with a local family to live for the year. A new club whose aim was to help drunk drivers was the Stu- dents Against Drunk Driving. Members posted signs through- out the school promoting a stop to intoxicated motorists. I feel SADD was an excel- lent organization promoting a good cause, said senior SADD president Jennifer Flores. Artide: Patrick O Hara Phocos; Submitted Taking Bona time out with her host sister, Paola i)oys the sights. Paola Botta en)oys sharing special moments with her host tamily. the Hansens. Puning her best foot forward, Lisa Kerr compares her feet to the Dillard ' s giant boots. 56 AFS SADD ' J