Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Susan Watt, Leigh Simpson, Karen Reid, and Becky Bradley make paper mack pup- pets for the French Class while Dana Walker and Laura McLaughlin look on. Sprench Club Front Row: Ginger Carpenter - Project Chairman, Valerie Stuckey Secretary, Molly Chappell Project Chairman, Sarah Young Treasurer, Susan Creech - President, Elizabeth Brunson Vice President, Christy Lyons, Elaine Morrison, Susan Seech, Lisa Mc- Cleod; Second Row: Kathy Meeks, Candler - Lowder, Marie James, Louise Kay, Gina Fletcher, m , , Douglass Smith, Susan Watt, Leigh Simpson, Julie ' ' V Rowe, Natalie Rowland, Beth Dunlap, Becki ? I y, : L , . Smith, Meri Wyn Watt, Julie Wylie, Susan James, m f Laura McEwen, Ruth Strong, Krissy Bremer; . Back Row: Jennifer Thomas, Laura Ducom, Phil Rembert c'ave. the French foo d . . ' ' Karen Reid, Laura Leach, Gayle Herbert, Melissa . . Herbert, Cindi Newman, Kathi Ferro, Laura avallable dunng Foreign Language week, While McLaughlin, Chelle Wingate, Dena Sexton, Terry Julle Rowe counts the money earned. Brown, Bucky Fidler, Andy Reynolds, Craig Ship- man. Rob Heller Louile Kaye receives help from Mrs. McMahon with her pronunciation of the French R. Foreign Languages - 49

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Having Fun Oniy in the foreign language classes could a student experience the different culture of a European coun- try. In these classes, students par- ticipated in activities and exercises that enabled them to understand the language and culture better. For ex- ample, French students set aside a day for making tasty crepes while Spanish students enjoyed making Mexican tortillas. Being in a language class provided a change of pace for students from the basic tireadini, writint, and trithmaticV Although not a modern language, Latin provided the foundation for all other languages. Mrs. Nancy Billman livened up the Latin class by telling stories of ancient Roman culture. The foreign language teachers plan- ned to travel with students to Spain, Italy, and France. This year the Sprench club enjoyed several interesting activities: dining in foreign restaurants, Christmas carol- ing, participating in a soccer game bet- ween French and Spanish students. Sprench club president, Susan Creech expressed her feelings about the club by saying, wThis club gives the members of both language classes the opportunity to share customs of their prospective countries? The trip to Pierre's French restuannt was a highlight for Spanish teacher Mrs. Aragon and the Sprench Club as their enthusiastic faces show. 48 e Foreign Languages Spanish teacher, Mrs. Aragon, explains the conjugation of a verb that Rebecca Smith seems to be having trouble with. Julie Wylie and Susan James demonstrate the procedure for cooking Spanish rice. Latin Club Front Row: Rob Towery, Kim Bremer, Jay Jones, Milt Lowder, Tommy Shelton, Rich Heller, Elizebeth James, Caroline Bowen, Luanne Pace, Leigh Renyolds, Lara Ducom, Andy Mills; Second Row: Laura Robertson, Beth Kalish, Lori Bailey, Keely ln- gram, Stephanie Dunlap, Collins Baker, Bridgette Bailey, Dawn Barnard, Reid Carpenter, Michelle Wallace, Heathley Buxton, Heather Holt, Anna Morris, Louise Lee, Lucy Grey Wilson; Third Row: Kevin Poole, Marie Truesdale, Joyce Chen, Keri Passot, Mary Ann King, Susan Nock, Kristina Hursey, Merideth 33 Orvin, Ashley Jones, Mark DuBose, Jeff Ad Derek Zeigler, Gaston Loomis, Chad Cri David Kniffen; Fourth Row: Michael Boun Danny Rowland, Ben Cromer, Paige Hod Jennifer Turbeville, Tricia Finley, Tike Gi dings, Kingsland Bland, William Croft, Vic Boykin, Carmen Haley, Traci Dinkins, La Carraway, Stephanie Jackson, Stepha Graham, Shea Spencer, Johnny Shaw, Chri Barnard, Angela Meadows, Chris Stevens Billy Downer, Chris Jeffcoat, Jamie Glassco Wayne Elmore, Kevin DuBose, David Aus Sean Wheeler. h

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The Block WH Jacket is proudly worn b t those who have earned it. Mickey Plowde sports his letter and numerous pins. Coach Mike Hill. the FCA advisor, always has time for all of his students. Fun and Fellowship Although Wilson Hall has lots of male Finding refuge in the Lord is athletes,afew of themllke MurrelSmith,Gene why The Fellowship of Christian gm 333,133gxggggggogghzggetm t0 Athletes is one of the fastest growing clubs at Wilson Hall. The members of this club gather weekly to learn about the Bible, enjoy fellowship, and eat food. After singing songs, accom- panied by Tricia Lee on the guitar, Coach Frank Marsh and Coach Mike Hill begin the lesson, but they are not the only teachers. Everyone in the group shares their opinions on the lesson, which usually deals with the everyday problems teenagers face. Another athletic organization is Block WH. The members of this prestigious club have all lettered in at least one varsity sport; however, most of its members have pins from more than two sports. Block W.H. Front Row: Rich Heller, Bart Shaw, Ginger Carpenter, Julie Rowe, Laura McLaughlin, Kappy Price, Julie Lyles, Lucy Grey Wild Georgana Watt, Kaye Squires, Sandy Strickland, Merl Wyn Watt, Susan Creech, Sarah Young, Grace Bynum, Julie Wylie, Meg Price, Valarie Stuckd W. T. Brogdon; Second Row: Laura Leach, Heather Pauley, Deidre Morris, Michelle Moses, Candler Lowder, Lisa Lyles, Carmen Haley, Stepha Graham, Tricia Lee, Allison Gulledge, Catharine Williams, Ansley Lowder, Lee Houser, Susan James, Leigh Simpson, Dana Walker, Lee Burne Susan Watt; Third Row: Chris Gaddy, Mike Parnell, Chris Stevenson, Kellegh Mathis, Christie Hall, Lisa Phillips, Kathy Merritt, Allison Evans, Lau McEwen, John Britton, Patrick Richburg, Dan Reynolds, Bubba Johnston, Becki Smith, Tracy Adler, Dena Sexton; Fourth Row: Bill Wingate, Ca Hiott, Mason Moise, Robbe Hedstrom, Craig Shipman, Wayne Elmore, Milt Lowder, Andy Reynolds, Davis Moise, Pitts Harris, Wally McLendon, Jo Duffie, Darren Rhodes, Paige Lyles, Beth Dunlap, Aline McCathem; Back Row: Mark Jordan, Kirk Smith, Ben Graham, Tommy Wilson, Trey Harv Heath Hoover, Murrell Smith, Mickey Plowden, Bucky Fidler, Griff Cox, Rob Heller, David Capriotti, Vince Carter, Sara Betchman. 50 - FCAiBlock WH