Mount Tabor High School - Ananke Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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il-ll First row ll. to r.l: Kathy Carter, Janet Clein, Lynn Rawls, Beth Pullen, Sue Dawson, Ann Lees, Ann Peller, Krissie Gallos, Jo Ann Sulek, Sally Welch. Second row: Margaret Squires, Christy Boles, Cindy Foltz, Robin Drawdy, Debbie Wolny, Deborah Wood, Debbie Easter, Kay Townsend. Third row: Pat Gaines, DeeAnn Smith, Marsha McNeely, Julie Covey, Ann Rodgers, Vicki Baynes, Lee Eldredge, Patty Johnson. Fourth row: Enid Isaacson, Dana Gray, Mary Elisha, Kathy Davey, Bonnie O'Toole, Heather King, Sherrie McGee, Cathe Baker. Fifth row: Carol Roe, Peggy Turner, Jane Ostwalt, Lou Ann Hedrick, Sharon Tarrant, Janice Sams, Teri Lyon, Cynthia Clontz. Sixth ow: David Daniel, Nick Covey. Experiencing life in an inspiring culture French club members fix a French stew. fi 4. 7 A .JAR N3 'Av vided P1 1 Wu 4 l H E wg . f',D'Q'Q'1r 'gfiim -09 W A ki 62 French C lub 5 s Officers: ll. to r.J: Terry Lyon, vice-president, Julie Covey, secretary Sue Dawson, historian, Jo Ann Sulek, president, David Daniel, trea-

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Familiarizes the members with Roman culture First row fl. to r.j: Beth Goodwin, Joyce Gardner, Yolanda Wurzer, Linda Sorensen, Dee Ligon, Lynne Thomason, Bow Zarbock, Kathy Ferguson, Kathy Popp, Lynn Jones, Carolyn Lanier, Lora Witner, Chery Drozdowski, Laura McNair. Second row: Milrie Merchant, Cynthia Clontz, Cecilia Miller, Jackie Davis, Laurie Goode, Beth Morgan, Kathy Edwards, Linda Beavers, Linda Horton, Laura Slate, Dona Glover, Gail Cline. Third row: Greg Wessling, Wes Church, Brad Bennett, Tyler Pace, Duffy Russell, Glen Gravitt, Brent Hoots, Gregg uwjzmlxwl, Bennett, Gary Miller, Ronnie Hoots, Tim Janke, Joe Edmonds, Hans Aubuchon, Jim Pulley, Terry Fergusen, Tertius Kiger, Frank Austell, Eddie Wall, Sylvia Smith, Miss Martin, advisor, Gwen Stanley, Becky Webber, Joan Hutchinson. Fourth row: Steve Pistole, Neil Moore, Harry Wilson, David Carrol, Randy Wilson, Tom Calloway, Mark Barnes, Roger Kohrs, Landon Smith, Bob Hurley. Fifth row: Greg Horton, Steve Blake, Ronnie Tuttle, Hank Ely, Van Baker. Stimulating an interest in Latin and broadening their scope of knowledge of the Roman way of life, the Latin Club members experienced another successful year. Projects included the presentation of two plays during the year. The ancient Romans would be proud of these members who cele- First row U. to r.j: Yolanda Wurzer, secretary-treasurer, Donna Glover, - - - project committee. Second row: Tim Janke, project committee, Denny brate the Roman traditions in todayis Hurley, president. world. Latin Club 61 ly i

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The purpose of the French Club is to promote knowledge of French culture and civilization, to en- gage in activities similar to those of the French people, to give students further practice in oral French and to engage in activities for vvhich class time cannot be used. The club has listened to French records and has sung popular French and Canadian songs to improve pronunciation. To become acquainted with French cooking, the club held a French supper in December. In the spring the club staged a fashion show and had a tea. The purpose ofthe tea vvas to provide an opportunity for the students to engage in French con- versation. The club had speakers who described French life, education and art. 'llrp f3 Nick Covey censors short hemlines for French Club French Club members get ready for Homecoming Dis- fashion shovv. DIGY- I 3 ff lu in d French Club members avvait the entertain- ment. 5' aw '- F e ch Club 63