Thomas A Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Fairfax County, VA)

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french club Bringing France and her customs closer to America was one of the goals of the French Club this year. Enthusiastically, members mixed fellowship and service as they sponsored various picnics, a Mardi-Gras, and corresponded to pen pals. Officers: Pres., G. Watson; V-P, A. Philips; Sec., G. Copeland; Treas., R. Hedrick; Hist., S. Baylis; sponsor, Mrs. Pauli. Members: C. Allee, L. Amsden, A. Andrews, B. Apple, B. Armor, L. Asher, M. Baldwin, C. Bar- rows, B. Baylis, D. Boaz, C. Boles, K. Boyle, B. Blekely, D. Blekely, R. Breault, C. Brewer, G. Carson, K. Carpenter, B. Causseaux, K. Crocker, M. Crocker, S. Dahlgren, G. Dahlquist, J. Davis, C. Day, K. DeMeter, D. Douglass, R. Driest, G. Elliot, J. Felsecker, C. Fenimore, A. Galliot, A. Gorneva, D. Gruen, A. Haugh, J. Haugh, D. Hill, R. Holmes, J. Hutchi¬ son, N. Jane, G. Kelly, J. Keltonic, D. Lawful, S. Letterman, S. Malicki. K. Mallory, P. Merrit, K. Miller, W. Milligan, T. Minehart, S. Nelson. J. Noggle, J. Noggle, D. Onks, M. Ours, J. Padgett, E. Patterson, M. Peck, E. Peixotto, J. Quinn, J. Ross, K. Royston, C. Sandors, K. Schleusing, D. Schmeckpeper, P. Schaffer, M. Shepard, R. Sones, S. Spicer, R. Stone, D. Strader, J. Taylor, D. Thorp, M. VanNote, D. Wheelock, A. Whitestone, B. Wingo, J. Wingo, A. Wolf. L ' Jk J m i VJ ' v. -w J? Y- 25

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Officers: Pres., J. Gaudreault; V-P, M. Webb; Sec., J. Allred; Treas., B. P. Gillooly, K. Henk, K. Jansen, S. Junkens, T. Justice, E. Kapiotis, S. Eubanks; Hist., B. Bryan; sponsor, Mrs. Corbin. Members: R. Anderson, Kestuer, E. Kicklighter, M. Lane, S. Lawhorn, J. Lerohl, C. Marchand, D. C. Amos, S. Atkinson, J. Bevis, L. Bevis, G. Bowers, S. Bright, S. Casola, Parcell, J. Picardat, C. Pugliese, K. Roberts, R. Rodier, C. Suratlowski, J. K. Curley, J. Dickson, M. Donaghy, N. Dwyer, A. Eaton, L. Ellis, L. Fail, Thomas, D. White. german club Eino—zwei—stufe! What better fellowship can exist than that of fellow German students partaking in a meal of sauerbraten, knockwurst and singing. The German Club members shared many such oc¬ casions in this manner. The club sponsored an Octoberfest, Fashing parties and made a trip to Pennsylvania. 24

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latin club The Latin Club provided those participating with an increased knowledge of the language and custom of ancient Rome. The highlights of the year for this small, hardworking club were: attending Roman-style restaurants, viewing film¬ strips, and co-sponsoring with the French Club the Annual Banquet. .nil Officers: Consuls, B. Shimchock, E. Lewis; Sec.-Treas., B. Berry; sponsor, S. Gould, M. Grimsley, B. Hare, J. Hare, P. McMorrow, J. Middlecoff, L. Mrs. Sarsfield. Members: J. Alizio, J. Barber, C. Butler, D. Cash, J. Crab- Nader, C. Nash, M. Neese, M. Pomfret, B. Poplin, J. Raney, K. Reed, P. tree, D. Devor, P. Donald, B. Dudka, G. Fletcher, M. Garner, P. Gorham, Rose, B. Smith, C. Smith, A. Saroka, S. Spicer. 26