Pisgah High School - Pisgahteer Yearbook (Canton, NC)

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LATIN CLUB The officers are David Conard, president; Martha Barkby, sergeant-at-arms; Joy Holland, treasurer; Sandra Brackett, vice-president; Butch Willard, secretary; and Mr. Teague, sponsor. The Pisgah Senior High School Latin Club is sponsored by Mr. Jarvis Teague. The purpose of the club is to interest and acquaint students with Roman culture and its relationship to our culture. They accomplish this by learning the Junior Clas¬ sical League motto and creed, by bulletin boards, and by slave day, costumes, and plays. The members are as follows: Pam Howell, Regina Grant, Sharon Robinson, Pam Justice, Linda Beck, Ella Mae Wooten, Verba Norris, Patty Lane, Bobbie Kuykendall, Clara Stephenson, Tim Rogers, Robert Eggleston, Roger Hinson, Donald Burnette, Jerry Rhinehart, and Kenny Blaylock. 96

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Members of the French Club are Jill Satterfield, Susan Shumolis, Carolyn Carver, Donna Arrington, Lynne Pless, Mary Kenner, Martha Kenner, Linda Crisp, Suzanne Rice,Mary Ann Rogers; Rodney Mabry, Jeff Dewesse, Gwen Woodward,Debbie Queen, Ruth Blythe, Lynn Clark, Phyllis Stiles, Tony Thompson, Joe Bell; David Campbell, Marc Pruett, Delane Haynes, Kenny Snyder, Gary Bryant, Joey Estes, Mark Brown, Michael Plemmons, Grover Cable, David Kuykendall. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a group of industrious students who are developing an interest in the French-speaking people by studying their language and customs. They make many friends through their French-speaking pen pals. The officers of the French Club are Mike Stamey, ser¬ geant-at-arms; Nancy Jones, treasurer; Dora Thompson, re¬ cording secretary; Mrs. Wilson, sponsor; Starlene Johnson, reporter; Sheila Hannah, corresponding secretary; Ronnie Jackson, sergeant-at-arms; Cathy Lane, vice-president; and Iris Smathers, president. Other members of the club are Peggy Knight, Sharon Ingle, Pam Shipman, Ruth Howell, Melissa Welch, Kevin Hall, Dianne Stamey, Susan Ledford, Sharon Erwin; Cathy Turbyfill, Jan Putnam, Jamie Kuykendall, Maryanna Kelly, Debra Fulbright, Marcia Parrish, Gail Mathis, Lavonne Worley, Marilyn Mease; Vickie Davis, Anne Peyton, Anne Deneen, Rita Thompson, Muriel Kelly, Colleen Crawford, Deborah Brown, Pat Snelson; Roger Higgins, Tracy Plemmons, Gary Sloan, Jerry Cragg, Steve Bradley, Charles Shumolis, Danny Donaldson, Gary Powell, Billy Clontz.

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CERVANTES Cervantes se organizo en el ano 1966 cuando el espanol comenzo a ensenarse en nuestra escuela. Para ser miembros hay que ser estudiantes de la lengua espanola y tener mucho interes en la lengua y los paises que hablan espanol. Cervantes was organized in 1966 when Spanish was first taught. The qualifications for membership are that the student must be taking this language and also have a special interest in it. One of the main objectives of the club is the study of the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking coun¬ tries. The Spanish Club is fortunate to have Miss Inez Blay, a native of Cuba, as their sponsor. Theofficersof the Spanish Club work hard and diligently to make their many activities suc¬ cessful. The officers are as follows: Mike Medford, ser¬ geant-at-arms; Diana Jaynes, secretary; Octavia Walker, president; Bill Phillips, sergeant- at-arms; Yvonne Johnson, secretary; Monty Beuker, vice- president; and Donna Rath- bone, treasurer. The members of the Spanish Club are Renee Leonard, Phyllis Stiles, Sandy Singleton, Brenda Thompson, Tina Clark, Darlene Overman: Alan Stiles, David Rathbone, Lyndon Phillips, Steve Gibson, Jimmy Reno, Wells Greeley, Gary Wooten, Bill Phillips, Steve Ledbetter, Monty Beuker, Roger Jackson, and Jim Wood. 97