Menchville High School - Crown Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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NHS Becomes Social Club The National Honor Society, composed of twenty-seven members, became a social organization this year. Since most of its members were also members of one service organization or another, they decided that their purpose would be to just have fun. They ac- complished their goal, having one party after another at various members ' houses. These parties, although attended by more non- members than members, proved to be a huge success and will probably be carried on in future National Honor Societies. The officers of the ' 73- 74 NHS are, from left to right Mr Don Roberts, sponsor; Camille Cabaniss. treasurer Sabrina Crockett, secretary Patti Kershner vice- president. and Glenn Snyders, president NHS president displays his diverse talents at a Geography Club function Phil Caine tutors a young friend with his addition problems The happy face of Camille Cabaniss reflects the fun of another NHS party I national honor society twenty-seven

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The 73- 74 NHS members are 1st row left to right Ollie Greenwood Anna D Antonio. Glenn Snyders Camille Cabamss Becky Hunt. Sabrina Crockett. Tina Cole and Tricia Snow 2nd row Mark Deckard David Engel Mark Bennett. Tracy Smith. Vivien Bianchi Ann Boyd. Cathy Pinkston and Patti Kershner 3rd row Lonny Sarfan. Scott Bobbitt. Phil Caine George Pahno. Joey Ritchie, Stuart Hill. Bruce Robinson Mr Roberts and Sandy Denny twenty-six national honor society

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The Presidential Classroom, consisting of 23 students, was the largest class of its kind in the United States. Three or four students went to Washington DC. every week during February, March, and April. They visited a Jewish temple, a Greek Orthodox cathedral, and a Moslem Mosque as part of a religious tour. They also visited the Pentagon, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, several embassies, the White House, the Capitol, and the Supreme Court House. The Senators of Virginia took many members to lunch. Governors and Ambassadors gave special speeches and lec- tures. Each week was closed with a banquet and dinner dance. The identifying mark of a Presidential Classroom member The members of the Presidential Classroom are top row Steve Ritenour. Chuck Traylor, Carson Jones. J R Goetcheus. Joey Ritchie. John Mays. James Hennessee middle row David Rhoades Mike Alloway. Bill Bennett. Mark Huller Steve Weiss. Mike Reidell. Brad Parmley Mike Mayo bottom row Jill Snyders Dana Wirth Sheila Tillerson. LaPearl Campbell. Karen Frazier Rochelle LeBrun Annette Clayton. Tracy Smith Presidential Classroom Discovers Washington twenty-eight presidential classroom