Porter Gaud School - Pioneer Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Socledad Honorarla I , I Hlspamca The Jorge Luis Borges Chapter of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica seeks to honor excellence in the study of Spanish by recognizing those students who have earned distinguishing grades. Eligible sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have studied at least five trimesters of Spanish, who have at least a 90 average in Spanish with no grade below an 85 are invited to join the Sociedad I-lonoraria Hispanica. The annual induction with reception following is held in early May. Front row, left to right: B. Mlott, Dr. Mowry lAdvl, P. Oberman lPresl, T. Horger, M. Crone, S. Coleman, J. Kerrison, T. Thompson. Second row: J. Cohen, B Goldstein, L. Ross, K. Heinrich, M. Swan, D. Rogers. Not pictured: S. Nussbaum. Clrculo I I I Hlspamco The Circulo Hispanico seeks to promote the Hispa culture through its service and social activities. It is op to all past and present students of Spanish, as well as students of Hispanic heritage. They participate in 1 school Carnival, hold bake sales throughout the ye and have an annual Mexican dinner at Cisco's. Front row, left to right' B. Mlott, Dr MowrylAdvl, P. Oberman T Hor er B. Limehouse M Crone H. Fridholm P. Goldber W Ellison J. Kerrison Second row: J - - y - Q 1 1 - i 1 9, - i - M Holt, C. Waring, M. Swan, M. Fridholm, A. Parks, R. Patrick, T. Finnegan, L. Ross, S. Barkowitz, S. Bluestein. Not pictured: J. Fennell, G. Geer, B. Mlott, S Rogers, T. Thompson, E. Goldstein, K. Heinrich, I.. Jaques, B. Walker, J. Altman, J. Horvitz, A. Hughes, C. Landrum, D. Marshall, J. Mclnerney, d. Shad, S. Limehouse, A. Toporek. .3 T .iiia - T srl S . .S il .5 L'Amicale Frarrgaise ,gprorriotes the French., culture and gives iitt dinner at- students' can 2l'1l0lll o true Frenchffculiitary delights. They also celebrate a French Christrnas-'holiday and hold their own Mardi . . . , ., V. 1' g.w.lLqar. f' Front row, left to right: E. McGowan, L. Peery, J. O'Brien lPresl, P. Needle, B. Fair, L. Woodbury, E. Simmons, E. Krawcheck. Second row: L. Weidner, B. Rous, S. Benmaman, F. Chase Nussbaum, J. DeMarco, D. Hollingsworth. Third row: B. evans, M. Othersen, M. Johnson, L. Rambo, T. Pritchard, A. Brown, M. Buxton, B. Hoffman, P. Smith, T. Puckette, T. Rambo. Back Allison, M. Smith, K. Black, A. Sloneiwsky, C. Simons. Not pictured: U. Boehmler, J. Collins, D. Hardy, S. Harrison, J. Kirshtein, S. Krawcheck. M. Morea, K. Purcell, F. Rivers, C. Waring, W. R Bundschuh, J. Daniels, J. Davis, C. Derrick, L. Goodman, T. Joye, J. Krawcheck, A. Orr, L. Rephan, M. Spar, T. Taylor, W. Walsh, T. Weldorn, L. Youngblood, J. Altman, S. Barkowitz, field, D. Kirshtein, T. Newton, K. Sughrue, P. Clay, L. Hempling, B. Johnson, M. Monocrusos, J. Moore, E. Orr, C. Condon, F. Crawford, C. Johnson, P. O'Brien, J. Riley, J. Tsai, P. Whitaker. Sittinz K. Johnson. Front row, left to right: W. Geils, S. Leeven, G. Kent, M. Riopel, D. Marxer lPresl, U. Boehmler, A. Gatgounis, C. Nichols, T. deVane. Second Beck, M. Sopko, K. Shaw, B. Bevon. Not pictured: Miss Oswald iAdvJ, P. Dawsey, M. Bahan, E. Kreutner, R. Staley, J. Brown, D. Cox, B. Anderson, B. Dixon, A. Gadsden, G. Query, C. Griffen, D. Sessions, B. Bajula, M. Buchanan, A. Roversi, H. Cheves, N. Green, P. Taylor. learn the

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S ' NL L J.E.T.S. The Junior Engineering and Technological Society is a national organization which hopes to further an interest in engineering among high school students. The Low- country JETS sponsor contests and attend competitions annually. A row, left to right: J. Brown. J. Halford, S. Benmaman, M. Morea. U. Boehmler, S. Harrison, M. Johnson, F. Heinsohn, C. Waring, M. Sopko. Second row: B. Owens, M. P. Blanchard. D. Gillam, H. Brown, Mr. Young lAdvl. Not pictured: T, Adkins, J. Chien, W. Geils, S. Green lPresl, D. Owens. 69 .vf row, left to right: C. Weinheimer, J. Thomas, J, Kerrison, S. Benmaman, S. Harrison, C. Waring, F. Heinsohn fPresl, M. Sopko, H. Brown. Second row: J. Halford, D. J, J. Brown, B. Owens, M. Morea, U. Boehmler, M. Fridholm, M. Johnson, M. Smith, C. Simons, D. Gillam, P. Blanchard, M. Swan, R. Staley. Not pictured: Mr. Magill , Mr. Gwynette lAdvl, Mr. Young lAdvl, S. Green, W, Geils, J. Chien, T. Adkins, J. Hopkins. K. Purcell, P. Dawsey, K, Norton, E. Kreutner. J. Kelly, R. Ball, F. Morea. Middle School Science Club The Middle School Science Club learns about scien- tific facts while enjoying field trips around the Lowcoun- try. They visited the Marine Resource Center on James Island, went on a Naval submarine Rescue tender, and went to the weatherstation at the airport. They also hik- ed on Morris Island and camped overnight in the Francis Marion Forest. lt row, left to right: J. Decker, A. Lindermayer, B. Weaver, B. Sapp, A. Peery. Second row: H, Cheves lPresl, Mr. Bowers tAdvl, J. Arrison, B. Paul, C. Staubes, J, Slot- xer. Not pictured: D. Arthus, D. Green, D. Jones, G. McDermott, D. Jones, B. Rous, F. Spanos, A. Thompson, P. J. Hamill. Junior Academy l The Junior Academy of Science is a national organiza- ion for promoting the sciences through projects. The Dorter-Gaud chapter works closely with the JETS and the Science Club. itting, left to right: C. Waring, S. Benmaman, S, Harrison lPresl, M. Swan. Standing: D. Hardy, J. Thomas, M. Morea, B. Owens, M. Fridholm, F. Heinsohn. Not pictured . . Ball, P. Dawsey, K. Purcell, C. Simons, R. Staley. l

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