Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Kay Akers, Spanish club president, stands on the balcony of P. H., but she dreams of castles in Spain. 'fri vt fx. , , . n 1 K 'Z vu-..-sm. Rosa Dooley, a native South American, performs a flaminco dance at the April 8 meeting. Members of the Spanish club gather around Toby Blank to learn the points of interest in Mexico. .41

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I 4... ww-in, - Qs.. ,T 'M -Af .Q L.. . -W .. . . To Spanish Club officers are Margot Walthall, program chairman, Dale Jarvenin, treasurer, Kay Akers, president, Pat Gwaltney, secretary, and Dee Copenhaver, vice president. La Liga Espanol Lists Pinatas and Talks The Christmas party, a por- trayal of a Mexican Christmas complete with pinatas, a round table discussion with area foreign exchange students, and a picnic headlined the i964-65 Spanish club calendar. Miss Wolfenden and Miss Wood were advisors. Members were K. Akers, L. Bailey, T. Blank, J. Brown, G. Brumberg, D. Chap- man, D. Childers, M. Crowder, D. Davis, M. Davis, S. Dodson, G. Dickson, C. Doll- man, G. Douglas, M. Durham, P. Fields, W. Fleshman, P. Gearheart, B. Gibson, A. Gilmer, A. Grady, P. Gwaltney, P. Hath- away, P. Hoyt, D. Jarvinen, C. Kiley, E. Langford, M. Lemon, B. Little, L. Maclin, P. Maddock, M. Mason, S. McCusker, S. McHan, C. Meyer, J. Monnie, L. Mowry, L. Noell, N. Norris, H. Norris, C. O'Don- nell, B. O'Laughlin, P. Pickard, E. Pirkey, L. Render, R. Rice, N. Sink, A. Traylor, L. Thacker, B. Walker, M. Walker, P. Wantzelius, J. Webster, S. Woods. n f- 1 8 These members of the Spanish League anxiously await Spanish goodies at the club picnic held on May l3. 88

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Phil Sweeney, Fleta Hundley, and Mrs. Barbee, sponsor, are the first to leave for the club tour to Creative Packaging Company. Best Relations With Business Members were kept abreast of the time by hearing outstanding guest speakers and seeing busi- ness operations in action. Better relations with the business world were encouraged by arranging tours to companies such as Crea- tive Packaging and Johnson-Car- per Furniture. Two main projects sponsored by the club were a con- tribution to the Kennedy Scholar- ship Fund and a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. The highlight of the year was the St. Patrick's Day party . . . an inter- esting member-parent-teacher social. A picnic ended the events of the year. Members were D. Allison, S. Baker, R. Bernard, M. Board, G. Bohon, D. Cabi- ness, M. Campbell, L. Conner, C. Doriot, S. Duncan, P. Fidler, D. Fisher, . , R. Huddleston, F. Hundley, H. Hundley, B. Lawrence, T. Mabry, N. Nardi, S. Reese, L. Riggle, P. Rowland, L. Shedd, M. Shell, J. Sledd, S. Smith, P. Sweeney, C. Wagner, C. Wiggins, L. Woods. Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Barbee, Mrs. Graybill were advisors. W. Doss, L Gill During a discussion ot stocks, bonds, and investments, Richard Bernard, vice president, Pat Fidler, president, and Mrs. Carter, advisor, refer to a stock line graph to illustrate a point. 90