Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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if , f s.' 24 ,W V 'M'u W '-nw .Wm fm. Z-, 'I .Ne-:fn , .V ,. , , . T, u m lim X gn mlm um rl Foreign Language Field Day is a day where students who are enrolled in any foreign language come to- gether to compete in academic competitions such as spelling bees, dictation, declamations, hands-on-pro- jects, and certamon. These students get a chance to see how other languages are conducted and are given the opportunity to meet new people. l64 Honors

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i .. wvnuu 4 i f n GREG X X ka' W1 I Brain Brawl is a team of stu- dents who recite their knowl- edge in academic competitions. Brain Brawl gave these stu- dents practice at the ability of coordinating reflex and mental capacity. Brain Brawl also served as good college prepara- tion. Picture 1: Row 1: John Molenda, Toby Ferguson. Row 2: Kelly Newsome, Greg Odom, Robert Greenspoon. Picture 2: John and Greg discuss a tough problem. Picture 3: Robert and Kelly have fun answering a question. Picture 4: Row 1: John Kaufman, Melissa Broadman, Cindy Howell, Tom Bowden. Row 2: Ellis Mass, Bob Chassman. Picture 5: Greg thinks about a puzzling question. Honors 163

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Teacher Highlight Focusing on Devotion Mrs. Jinky Hicks, Wolfson 's student activities di- recton is an exemplary teachen Her enthusiasm, dedication, and support can be equaled by fem As well as teaching English I M she heads peer counsel- ors and student council. She has worked on many committees including the Say No to Drugs program and the Grief Counseling Program. In past years she has sponsored Wolfson 's award winning cheer- leaders. She keeps long hours, as she goes beyond the calls of duty of her job. During the Homecoming Week she can be found on campus, morning, noon, and night-supervising the street dance, rooting for Powder Puff, helping to produce the Wolfhowl, and directing the homecoming pageant. Homecoming week is merely an example of Mrs. Hicks' service. She also chaperones dances, Grad Nite and attends school programs and sports activities. Mrs. Hicks has become synonymous with Wolfson Pride and is representative of the finest attributes of a truly dedicated teacher who is deeply loved and appreciated by the student body and staff. r!,.4l' 'T D- uv M ,rgceives 8 little humor .. , , I rom ous 3 ! ' f , if , . J ihe ' 0 B - EE! 0 Mrs-Hicks if .y N ' Honors 165