Walter F George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Row 1: Peggy Walker, Marsha Winn, Gary Holcomb, Harriet Black, Alec Jones, Nilda Soto, Teresa Campbell, Beverly Minter, Linda Gibson, Amelia Goepp, Miss Smithberg. Row 2: Steve Eakin, Lynndale Paden, Judy Dunbar, Gail Gibson, Linda Martin, Chris Amoson, Melissa Martinez, Micki Napoli, Debbie Parker, Linda Etter, Terri McManus, Roseanne Williams, Bobby Webber. Row 3: Bruce Henderson, Bruce Cash, Steve Teems, Paul Walker, John Mills, Ronnie Chesser, Joey Couch, Randy Edwards, David Brinson. ii Spanish Club Christmas in Spain Dinner Keynotes Years Enrichment Activities Estas cosas son muy hermosas! Alec Jones presents his sales talk to Miss Hice trying to make the club ' s candy fund raising project a success. In order to further their knowledge of Spanish countries, people, and cus- toms, the Spanish Club has staged en- richment activities. A Christmas party was held at the home of club presi- dent, Peggy Walker. Highlights of the party were carols sung in Spanish and Spanish food. Other officers include second year students Marsha Winn, who is vice president, and Harriet Black, secre- tary. First year student, Gary Hol- comb, is club treasurer. The club, numbering 35, is sponsored by the new Spanish teacher, Miss Smithberg. Plans for sponsoring a dance, and a bake sale at Greenbriar Shopping Center are in the future as fund rais- ing activities.

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French Club Studies French Language, Customs, and Culture. French club meetings often held at members ' homes provided opportunities to view films, sing songs and present skits all in French. Miss Nash spon- sors the club with a membership of fifty French students. Many students who have finished their French courses continue to belong to the club to further their knowledge of French culture. Club officers are Peggy Patton, Barry Welsh, Nancy Eidson, Cindy Lance, and Jackie Cavender. The Leaning Tower Les Trois Petits Cochons skit entertains French club members Row 1: Chuck Campbell, Mark Ballard, Barry Welch, Curt Kroeger, Terry Eaton, Mike Miller, Larry King, Jeff Lavender, Wayne Schleif, Frankie Cole. Row 2: Debra Stephens, Alice Hotard, Susan Blondell, Peggy Patton, Nancy Eidson, Barbara Thurmond, Terrie Holland, Montez Walton, Nilda Soto, Lea Alley, Chris Mills, Jean Granese, Patti Fuller, Susan Brackett. Row 3: Miss Cantey, Elaine Langston, Debra Coile, Sheila Brinson, Diane McNew, Jan Finley, Cindy Daniel, Marsha Daniels, Wanda Griffin, Barbara Lenderman, Regina Fielding, Jackie Cavender, Sharon Giles, Debbie Farmer, Brenda Manley, Karen Sparks, Debbie Helton, Judy Williamson, Vickie Duncan, JoAnn Granese, Susan Adams, Brenda Homesley, Miss Nash. Row 4: Melody Blondell, Gay Bentley, Joy Hill, Laura Buckner, Claudette Burpee, Linda Chandler, Mendy Brown, Kay Attaway, Judy Hudson, Cindy Lance, Jean Kight.

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Latin Club Holds Third Annual Banquet Row 1: Joanne Petty, Debbie Weldon, Gail West, Brenda Dishwan. Row 2: Mark Haney, Joey Handley, Bennie Amon- son, Ilisi Weiner, Debbie Fleming, Derrin Hardy, Patsy McKnight, Bonnie Burdette, Lea Alley, Annette Ward, Debbie Stover, Jeanie Bundy, Tessie Dedis, Chris Mills, Deborah Sheffield, Miss Granade, Teresa Kendrick. Row 3: Peggy Davis, Susan Croft, Bettina Edge, Cindy Weaver, Nina Newman. Row 4: Sheilah Lambert, Jamie Reeves, Janie Worley, Gail Chapman, Susan Hancock, Alan Horton, Jimmy Cook, Randy Schuritz, Benjie Clark, Greg Bruton. Row 5: Kay Camp- bell, Joyce Jones, Debbie Fennel!, Sandra Feagler, Trudi Glawson, Deborah Rowland, Vic Navarro, Alan Toney, Ray Robinson, Willis Paulk, Cecil Dockery, Alan Tomlin. Row 6: Mike Etter, Steve Maddox, Zane McDaniel, Clark Tomlin, Larry Gibbs, Donnie Downing. Down you cur! Salutate Cives! With this greet- ing the Latin Club welcomed its members to an especially active school year. The Slave Day initi- ation added some thirty new mem- bers to the club and after the Initi- ation Banquet, held the same eve- ning at the Instructional Services Center, the slaves entertained their masters with a talent show. The first year students, using their growing skills, serenaded many classes with carols in Latin before the Christmas holiday. Another banquet is being planned for club members in the spring. The only requirement for mem- bership is passage of one quarter of Latin. The club membership, numbering fifty-five, is led by President Steve Maddox. The other officers include Vice-Presi- dent, Susan Croft ; Secretary, Jeanie Bundy ; and Treasurer, Kay Camp- bell. The Latin teacher, Miss Bar- bara Granade, is the sponsor. Masters and slaves enjoy annual event. 4S