Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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lIlNllTIE RACT SERVICE ABOVE SELF Interact, recipient of the Most Out- standing Club plaque last year, lived up to the honor by keeping active this year. They continuously gave their time by collecting food for a needy family at Christmas, wrapping Christmas presents for the American Cancer Society, raking Wolfson's front lawn right before school started, coaching the second annual powder puff game, being resonsible for the Homecoming bonfire, and competing in the first annual Bathtub race, plac- ing second. Interact combined social, service and fun to give their members a great year. Picture 1: Gene Wheatley-President, Ellen Williams-Sweetheart, Darryl Millar-Vice Presi- dent. Jeff Hass-District Governor, Jeff Nelson-Secretary, Matt Ray- District Reporter, Jeff Neilson-Treasurer. Jeff Bennett-Senior Director, Scott Nooney-Junior Director. Pic- ture 9. L to R. Front Row. Dean Painter, David Sheffield, David Sutton, Burt Wilhite, Ellen Williams, David Morrell, Scott Nooney, Greg Bessette. Mr. Sweet, sponsor. 2nd Row. Brad Avery, Kenny Hagan, Darryl Millar, Mike Saltmarsh, Steve Doherty, Mark Shainbrovim, Rob Langley, Bob Spivey. 3rd Row. Mike Clyburn, Joe Harbin, Bryan Cooksey, David Preston, Jeff Bennett, Jerry Studdard, Barry Tate, John Crowley, Gene Wheatley. Back Row. Joe Strickland, Tom Puckett, Carl Ewert, Jeff Nielson, Matt Ray, Phil Curry, Lance Herlong, Chris Miller, Jeff Nelson, Jeff Hass. 1 X 154

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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

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