Porter Gaud School - Pioneer Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

Page 56 text:

P-G Film Society The P-G Film Society is open to students who are terested in motion picture photography. They shot o film without sound and also produced a humorous n tion picture. The filming is done with the equipment the club members themselves. Front row, left to right: M. Sopko, D. Hall, S. Harison. Back row: M. Bahan, C. Simons, J. Kahn, B. Owens, J. Thomas. Not pictured: K. Black, T. Summerall, R. Boss, Owens, A. Farah, D. McRitchie, F. Morea. We i' .,.. ft .... ,, . . i't . j 'i'i 1 . if T 4 IQ iesi stt..si t... '.tV . A . J a . eev,, 1 . , , Chl' i ' F ll! fit ml A l A '.' if' , j2,,gfggg5s.1Q2 W-f r ' GDL ant 1 , . - illii llli . I Z I f f' B. Owens, lPresl, D. Hall, S. Green, J. Thomas, A. Farah, T. Summerall, T. Puckette, D. McRitchie, B. Dixon. Camera Club The Camera Club is an organization of Porter-Gal students interested in spreading knowledge of the oper tion of the camera, darkroom technique, and the art photography. This year the club has offered clinics Black and White developing, Color Developil Photographic Technique, and Camera Operation. The also offer a darkroom for members and non-membe willing to contribute. Front row, left to right: Mr. Young lAdvD, D. Hall, S. Harrison. Second row: M. Newberry, R. Turner, M. Johnson, B. Owens. Third row: J. O'Toole, N. Green, H. Brown Kahn. Back row: J. Thomas, F. Heinsohn, S. Bluesteln, D. Marshall, J. DeMarco. Not pictured: A. Farah, E. Chanson, F. Kotnik, T. Horger, J. Altman, K. Blake, C. M. Morea, C. Lisle, L. Jaques, B. Dixon, S. Benmaman, S. Green, J. Hopkins, P. Dawsey, M. Crone, R. Bundschuh, T. Welborne, J. F. Garner. Raquetball Club The Raquetball Club's purpose is to teach, enjoy, and play the game of raquetball. They offer tournaments throughout the year, giving an opportunity to further the physical and mental activities of all the students who join. Sitting: J. Kahn, H. Bissell. Standing, left to right: P. Oberman, D. Owens, F. Heinsohn, A. Farah, W. Geils, K. Black, C. Simons, J. Allison, B. Owens, D. Hall.

Page 55 text:

PQ... Q,,, 5 , - 5 5 5 , N , , . I ,..,, 2 .1-. l f in-62 5 ggi, if 5, 4 er ' 2' 2 J... ,Y 2 , 1-ffI.z,., , .v.:w , ,. Q, 'wr 2,4 9 in W. .. A 1 , ef if f 12 :22 QEEVZ A , Q , k m . , Z'A l ..t A:'-- . . - is till .1 ss AQVV -1 -f...f . ,WWW-, M :g, left to right: F. Chase, H. Fridholm, E. George, K. McDermott, A. Anders, J. Lee, D. Mizzell, S. Welch, W. Youngblood, R. Davidson, J. Decker, B. Sapp. Kneeling: F. ik, M. Othersen, B. Anderson, A. Kim, T. Newberry, P. Slotchiver. Standing: L. Davis, L. Crotts, C. Joye, S. Adkins, R. Hagood, P. Nietert, G. McDermott, S. Doherty, S. ile, J. Lake, J. Chakeris, K. White, Mr. Stewart lAdvl, H. Aiken. Not pictured: S. Cox, J. Conner, F. Rambo, F. Spanos, J. Arrison, S. Welch, S. Cinader, T. Adkins, R. :y, R. Barton, J. Groves, J. Kelley, R. Ball, K. Olsen, T. Mevers, P. Duane, R. Marvin, D. Arthur, S. Lake, G. Bates, C. Metts, B. Paul, M. Hurtes, J. Weil. , , , Chess Club The Chess Club gives students the opportunity to play and learn about a game they enjoy. They hold tournaments throughout the year and encourage in- ner club play outside of these tournaments. The members of the club are exposed to different styles and strategies of the game of chess. t: S. Harrison. First row, left to right: F. Heinsohn. A, Farah lPresl, D. Owens, M. Johnson. Second row: B. Owens, T. Adkins, P. Blanchard, D. Hall, M. Smith, D. Gillam, loniewsky, M. Fridholm, J. Allison, P. Oberman. Not pictured: J. Thomas, B. Bajuk, G. Kent, J. Hopkins, J. Tsai, R. Staley, D. Walsh, K. Black, P. Duane, Mr. Beach in is to increase to discuss lmpor and govern- it row, left to right: N. Green R. Tumer, B. Owens, F. Heinsohn, D. Owens, M. Johnson. Back row: T. Adkins, D. Hall, B. Hoffman, J. O'Toole lPresl, J. Hertel. Not pic- ll: M. Bahan, W. Brown, S. Coleman, P. Dawsey, A. Farah, E. Hart, J. Hopkins, J. Kahn, J. Kerrison, E. Kreutner, B. Mlott, M. Newberry, O. Patton, C. Rumble, R. Skid- e, A. Sloniewsky, T. Summerall. Debate Team Three thousand years ago, the Ancient Greeks believed the art of rhetoric to be one of the seven most important parts of an education. Today, the Porter-Gaud Debate Team provides a chance for in- terested students to establish skill in this ancient art. In addition to debating, members may participate in extemporaneous speaking and acting. Each month the team travels to a different debate toumament, with some matches as far away as Gatlinburg, Tennessee. 'it row, left to right: A. Anders, K. McDermott, P. Goldbery, T. Mevers, P. Beck, B. Bevon, M. Riopel, S. Doherty. Back row: H. Fridholm, A. Sloniewsky, J. Groves. Not ured: J. Chien, D. Marxer, P. Clay, K. Olsen, J. Tsai.

Page 57 text:

nt row, left to right: M. Crone, T. Horger, K. Hollowell, T. Puckette, S. Benmaman, C. Waring, L. Rephan. Second row: A. Hamrick, B. Weddendorf, S. Coleman, K. Kelly, Boensch, J. Collins, B. Limehouse, H. Aiken, K. White, H. Fridholm, A. Nussbaum, P. Goldberg. Third row: D. Pearce, M. Buxton, M. Riopel, A. Donaldson, T. Thompson, White, K. Parker, D. Hall, G. Patton, S. Weil, B. Mlott, T. Joye, J. Mclnerny, K. Sughrue, J. Davis, F. Chase, R. Bundschuh, C. Weinheimer, F. Heinsohn. UP .K- C, sf nt row, left to right: M. Boensch, S. Coleman, J. Kerrison, H. Aiken, D. Hall. Second row: B. Weddendorf, C. Rumble, C. Barr, A. Donaldson, C. Derrick, J. Collins, M. Bux- . B. Limehouse, M. Bahan. Third row: D. Pearce, B. Graves, T. Thompson, D. White, F. Heinsohn, B. Owens. Not pictured: D. Rogers, J. Roberts, S. Allston, E. Hart, J. F. ner, G. Eubanks, P. Beck, G. Geer, J. Gatgounis, T. Joye, D. Hollingsworth, d. Shad, W. Montgomery. .G A. i A 79 S .. t .... .T 5 T P YQ-if 9' T-'.,?q.'eK 2 iii: 'f : f 'tif f Q -fl? if mf? 9591 ' il 'Q 1. -- ' ws' 723: . .tt W i is 2 3 f . ii L 2. ' Sis-- E .2 -Q if , ll fr.. .f.gx:3f...1f1.!S .-cess. .--' S K - if Lf. . W ,ggi A iss T ...tt + i..r rii s S he.. ki Club 03215 . for M .sss ... C X'ii A EPSPOYYS O uh. receive . .... .. .A .. where to ski and has,.f1'avSE toV51-5935. gN1C.,for'askiltrip,f t J ' Maw A T N 'M' row, left to right: D. Hall, S. Harrison, D. Brown, C. Nichols, J. Collins, J. Hertel, W. Walsh. Second row: B. Owens, G. Horres, W. Geils, D. Slotchlver, J. Klrshstein. Not S. Benmaman, H. Bissell, M. Boensch, J . Chitwood, M. Crone, A. Farah, M. Fridholm, F. Heinsohn, T. Horger, K. Kelley, K. Purcell, T. Rambo, S. Carter, J. Cooke, M. Holt, T. Hughes, T. Joye, A. Maiers, B. Mlott, D. Owens, T. Puckette, S. Weil, T. Welborn, E. Buxton, F. Chase, T. Finnegan, H. Frldholm, T. Fuller, D. Marshall, , J. Oliver, R. Patrick, A. Parks, M. Riopel, D. Walsh, L. Woodbury, R. Ball, J. Dennis, T. Mevers. Sailing Club The Sailing Club sponsors and organizes a group of ailors attending Porter-Gaud, hoping to provide them ith a chance to unwind by going sailing. The club keeps ts members interested by sailing in regattas in the har- or and having cookouts at the local Yacht Club. eft to right: R. Marion, S. Tisdale, R. Hagood, B. Owens, F. Andrus, S. Swan, D. Hall, C. Nichols, A. Schuh. Not pictured: T. Mevers, J. Davis, J. Cooke, K. Purcell, J. rawcheck, M. Riopel, P. Beck, M. Buxton, C. Weinheimer, T. Puckette, M. Fridholm, S. Benmaman.