Warwick Junior High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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(jde Ma td Clud The main purpose of the math club is to give additional opportunity to those stu- dents who are e sp e c i al ly interested in mathematics. Although certain high grades must be earned in order for a student to be eligible for membership, all students who wish to do so may attend the meetings. Math Club Officers Tom Hodge, Gene Fowler, Bruce Hanes, John Willy (president), and Joe Kotanchik. The math club meets twice each month, after school. Programs usually consist of special speakers from outside the school. These people usually are mathematicians or engineers engaged in one of the local industries. Membefs of the Math Club Left to right, front row: Ann Hazelwood, Norman Guthrie, Eugene Lawson, Tom Eggleston, Cliff Mc- Waters, and the sponsor, Mrs. Taback. Rear row: John Willy, Jim Cook, Jean Styve, Tom Hodge, Herb Soles, Gebe Fowler, and Bruce Hanes.

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FHA Sponsors Miss Barrow, Mrs. Orr, Miss Thomas. 3utu re Homemakers of America Ann M. A mmott Chapter The constitution of the Future Homemakers ol America outlines the purposes of the organization this way: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking; to emphasize the im- portance of worthy home membership; to encourage democracy in home and community life; to work for good home and family life for all; to promote inter- national good will; to foster the development of cre- ative leadership in home and community life; to pro- vide wholesome individual and group recreation; and to further interest in home economics. Future Homemakers at Warwick Junior High are girls who are taking or have taken one course, at least, in home economics. The three home economics teachers all serve as spon- sors of the club. The local chapter of the National organization was named in of honor of Mrs. J. D. Amott. FHA Officers Standing are Linda Heath, Peggy Bell, Kaye Lester; seated are Frances Herring, Sharon Collier, Janice Butler, Mary Frances Vaughan. Pat Fox, Joan Cowan.

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£a Societe 3rancaise Clark Williams, president of the French club, points out the country. La Soci ' ete Francaise was established in 1959 for the purpose of enriching the students’ knowledge of French and of France. Students are eligible for membership if they receive a B or better in French. The club meets bi- monthly, after school. Discussions are held c on c e r n ing geography, history, and the French culture. Informal con- versation in French is conducted among the mem- bers. A French Day” is planned for this spring. The school will be appropriately decorated, an assem- bly will be held, and the day will end with a dance. Members Of Ode Club Rosemary Slowiak, vice president; Stephanie Strass, secretary-treasurer; Liz Walker, program chairman. Susan Cutler, Annette Landry, Brenda Reynolds, Elaine McAllister, Ann Nuckols, Mary Frances Vaughan, Donna Pinkston, Susan Strok, Zantha Lafon, Janet Hamilton, Leslie Griffiths, Deanna Taylor, Mary Wilkerson, Hope Mayo, Barbara Hoffman, Sherry Barlow, Lisabeth Brooks, Linda Harrell, Diane Noland, Mike Strok, Jodi Black, Faye Moore, and Ann Gillen. 1 1 1