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INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Cha ' mnan E. Stanley Vice-chairman . . . B. Gardner Secretary D. Akers Although the Mock Olympics was the biggest project of the ICC, their yiear was busy with other ac- tivities. The Council co-ordinated a weekly broadcast on WIVE of cur- 1st row: B. Gardner, E. Stanley, D. Akers 2nd row: B. Pleasants, J. Bowles, C. Owen, C. Johnson, N. Severin, S. Edwards, D. Champ 5rd ' row: K. Boldri’dge S. Stanley, D. Wood, K. Attkisson, G. Hall, P. Harris 4th row: C. Giragosian,’ H. Bryant, B. Pleasants, G. Miller, B. Robinson. rent school events. They also dis- cussed the possibilities of purchas- ing a closed-circuit TV system for the school. HONOR COUNCIL Seated: C Giragosian, E. Stanley, A. Stiles, B. Hopkins Standing: J. Douglas, J. Hall, C. Shelton, D. Bremner, P. Chewning, P. Leonard, B. Eddleton, W. VanFossen. Patrick Henry students have alwa ys been proud of their honor system, and the Honor Council is an im- portant part of it. The Council is made of two elected members from each class, and three from the senior class, one of whom is the Chairman. These members take action upon all honor offenses which are reported to the Council. 23
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Julie Lindenzweig and Herbert Bryant show their bubble-blowing talent. Enter the hula hoop contest! See how much spaghetti you can eat with chopsticks!” It was Mock Olympics time again on May 24th. The events which attracted many students and faculty members included bubble-blowing contests, wheelbarrow races, egg throwing contests, potato sack races and three-legged races. Hungry students who entered the spaghetti -eating contest soon dis- covered it wasn’t too easy to eat this type of food using chopsticks. Below: Mark Giragosian is enthusiastic about the spaghetti-eating contest. Above: Students enjoy the three-legged race. Below: Jane Halbleib directs activities.
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National Honor ' s own flower child, Pat Orr! NATIONAL I 8CHOLAI1 SERVICE Jane Halbleib, Kathy Boldridge, Carolyn Johnson, and Diane Jones speak on scholarship, character, service and leadership at the tapping ceremony. Above: Brenda Somers and Kathy Boldridge enjoy the Holly Ball. Right: The Gamblers entertain.
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