W T White High School - Saga Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Jeanne Brakebill Julie Steve Potts Bob Walker Consul uaester Censor Tribune LATI CLUB SPQR The Latin Club uses as its name Senatus Populusque Romanus which is translated The Senate and the Roman People. The club's purpose is to further interest in the language and customs of the ancient Roman civilization. Latin Club members are ranked according to the number ot, years they have studied Latin: Ordo Plebius, first year, Ordo Equester, second year, and Ordo'Senatorious, third and fourth years. The high- light of the year comes in the form of a Latin Club Banquet at the end Miss Margaret Grimes Spomor of the year. Aediles Carol Sharon RCX Vaughan Fontenot Parnell Row One: Jocelyn Stone, Molly Parman, Carol Tait, Cathy Haney, Pat Davis, Second Raw: Gail Fischl, julie Newsom, Nancy Oliver, Sharon Gonenat, julie Chapman, Debbie Karcher, Karen Dennis, Third Row: Kathy Lux, joan Powell, Sandy Harold, Patsy Sanders, jean Beauduy, Pat Keith, Ann Kristovich, Jean Brakebill Fourth Row: Wade Russel, Donny Shapiro, Kenny Whitson, Mike Keith, Steve Potts, John Blosser, n Bob Walker, Rex Parmell I99

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FUT tiff! Z K1 ..k, rr L. L K K K K t ','- .1 Ea! . Gayle F reise Kathy Preridefzl Whitehurst Vice Prefident Leslie Hamlett Barbara Boardman Treafzzrer Parliam entarifzn :ay ii L L . RE NURSES I Christine Robinson The Future Nurses, under the direction of Secretary Mrs. Mollfiseek to promote interest in nurs- ing as a career. As a Christmas project, the Future Nurses Club collected and distributed stuffed animals to the area hospitals. As a Sandra Harrold school project, the club had bake sales to Chaplain raise money for a wheel chair. Many Future NOT PICTURED Nurses continue their work in the club by doing volunteer work in the area hospitals. sf ir l A f uuuu, f if A , 'fi J, 1- ali' , ,A :itz ,Af X ff f i gl f :fr J xl j.. j, , ff f ., , ,. , 1 V, ., .A f, . J . ,, ft' ' ' ' C f .V .7 rc f J fr f 'f V u r l V Row 1-Carol Bishop, Kathy Whitehurst, Anne Epstein, Row 2-Ellen Greenfield, Karen Bradley, Susan Kritter, Row 3- Candy james, Cathy Kanewski, Sally Foy, Melinda Walters, Gayle Freise. Row 4-Judy Shade, Jocelyn Stone, Margie Callahan. Row 5-Barbara Boardman, Cindy Yehle, Leslie Hamlett, Becky Coplen. Row 6-Gloria Dickson, Harrian Burtschell, Margaret Verduin, Sandra Harrold. I 98

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Row 1-Lynne Brown, Karen Harrington, Margaret Patmore, Liz Ritz, Susie Heller, Leanne Wiberg, Karen Hall, Frances Fogle Ian Sheffield Lynnette Smith. Raw 2-Connie Weston, Becky Moring, Nancy Harrison, Cheryl Wilson, Sally Foy, Georgia LeLonde, Candy Wagner Janice Sobel, Cindy Martin, Marilyn Byers, Mary Hunter, Gail Kelley. Row 3-Paula Perkins, Elizabeth Hunter, Melinda Walkers Martha Blanch ette, Janie Rose, Kay Woodruff, janet Bunn, joan Woodruff, Kathy Blair, Linda Crabb, Sherry Radebough. Leslie Creighton Cindy Mackey Row 4--Cheryl Ewing, Betty Gordon, Sara Smyth, Travis Dowell, George Megason, Erik Scheffey, Gary Madrigal, Steve Nelson jim Hum mel, Brad Morris. PAN AMERICAN ST UDE T F ORU Senorita Imogene Berry Spomor 200 The Pan American Student Forum, under the direction of Miss Imogene Berry, is a service organization dedicated to help- ing others. As a service project, the club had money-raising project to buy socks for the children in an elementary school in Dallas. The club, along with other chapters in the Dallas area, participated in the Impact Project, which is a program to build a school in Peru. In April, the officers, along with a few other active members, attended the P.A.S.F. state-wide convention in Austin to exchange information concerning the Latin American countries.