Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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ll.C.C. I TER-cLuB COUNCIL The lnter-Club Council is made up of the presidents of all the clubs here at Wolfson. lts function is to oversee and coordinate the activities of the clubs. Among their achievements was the sponsorship of a Leadership Workshop for club officers. They also arranged the Homecoming Festivities. In addition, they worked to improve communication between clubs by sponsoring a Club-of-the-Month con- test. Picture 1. Officers. Ginger Hewell-Secretary, Kathryn Brown-President. Picture 6. Front Row. Neal Shorstein, Lisa Alligood, Gregg Young, Jeff Jacobs, Theresa Thweatt. Beth Morrell, Jeanette Losco, Cindy Addington, Susie Drake, Terri Katz. Row 2. Ginger Hewell, Julie Austin, Carrie Setzer, Dave Newell, Marcie Heep, Pappi Pachori, Mary Lawson, Darryl Millar, Helen Williams, Debbie Leve. Row 3. Kathryn Brown, Kelli Bird, Carla Bussey, Charlotte Wynn, Matt Jackson, Doug Friedman, Jeff Haas, Joy Major, Marilyn Pincus. 152

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g? ' '4' mmf? . ,H -...--1, HCDDUSIE ANIMAL HOUSE The House of Representatives is a part of the student govemment at Wolfson. A Representative is elected from each homeroom to fonn House. The Representatives helped with the activities during Homecoming, par- ticipating actively, and organizing door decorations. House this year planned Basketball Bonanza, Wolfson's basket- ball homecoming. The Represen- tatives also helped the yearbook staff by selling annuals during homeroom. This direct form of student participa- tion is under the watchful eye of Mrs. Frances Brewster. Picture 1 - Officers. L. to R. Lynn Mickler - Secretary, Charlotte Wynn - Speaker of the House, Not pictured, DeLynn Whitley - Vice Speaker of the House, Mike Wood - sergeant at anns. Picture 4. L. to R. Top. Mark Branden- burger. lst Row. Corine Sprigle, Teresa Bershaw, Tracey Hester, Sheni Soulis, Carol VWnney, Margie Treece, Tom Swanson, Steve Hummel, Cindy McGuire, Robert Brust, Kim Roberts, Diane Mun'ay, Lee Mitchell. 2nd Row. David Adams, Lynne Mandler, Ella Coleman, Laurie Davis, Rick Brady, Cindy Mickler, Janet Getzan, Steve Pollack, Lynelle Lodge, Cassie Gonzales, Mary Ann Farrell, Karen DeHof. 3rd Row. Erica Johnson, Debbie Leve, Stacy Good- farb, Rene Keif, Gloria Bateh, Johnna Terry, Genie Fulmer. Tracey Roberts, Shen'i Howard, Teri Beller, Barbara Ridgeway, Colleen Harper. 4th Row. Carolyn Widman, Monica Bulat, Courtney Oren, Lisa Honig, Emily Banks, Mark Diamond, Jane Sharp, Dean Broome, Dina Klempf, Jeanette Losco, Judy Clemens, Lynn Mickler, Michelle Johnson. Bottom. Charlotte Wynn. . 1 sill 13 il' Y? 1

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QF - -Z ...QU x fn ,. ,K p .1 .1 ,. in M. K-,. MULTHN ILHNGUAIL WE'LL TALK TO ANYBODY! The purpose of the Multi-Lingual Club is to promote understanding, friendship, and goodwill between the students of different nationalities at Wolfson. Among the nations represen- ted in the club are Sweden, Columbia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, India and Korea. ln January the club had an lnter- national Dinner where each member brought a dish representative of their country. The Multi-Lingual Club sponsored Terry Freeman in the Miss Wolfson Contest. Terry has been first chair clarinet in the Wolfson Band for two years and is also Sgt. Secretary of the band. Their sponsor, Mrs. Jones, is very proud of the club and their work toward unity and understanding bet- ween different nations. Picture 3. L. to R. Front row. Connie Lim, Jose Guethon, Pappi Pachori. Row 2. Howard Mar- tinez, William Roa, Jack Russo. Row 3. Fran- cisco Islas. Michael Andang. Carl Rutberg, Carl Ewert. Picture 4. L. to R. Carl Ewert- secretaryftreasurer, Pappi Pachori-president. Jose Guethon-vice president. 153