"PINATA" USED IN

"PINATA" USED IN "FIESTA" P resident....................... Dee Nicholson Vice-President................ Paula Tunstall Secretary-Treasurer . . Barbara Cabell The monthly business meetings and programs o f the twenty-nine member Spanish Club were conducted solely in Spanish this year. W ith the arrival o f the Christmas season, the program included a Spanish party, complete with a pinata and carols. Most pro^ grams, however, consisted mainly of the playing o f records, such as a recording o f "La Am ada Inm ovil," a Spanish poem, and the showing o f films depicting everyday life in Spanish-speaking countries. A . program of particular notice featured a talk by Nestor Sosa-Ferro from Uruguay, a foreign exchange student to John Marshall. A t a Spanish Club meeting, Martha Matheny attentively listens as A. F. S. student, Nestor Sosa-Ferro, tells of his home country, Uruguay. Front Row: Martha Holland, Connie Wiles, Linda Tomasek, Judy Thornton, Charlotte Molina, Becky Marshall, Barbara Cabell, Dee Nicholson, Paula Tunstall, Claudia Kent, Brenda Kniesche, Georgette Hughes, Catherine Talman, Sandra Cash. Row 2: Richard Williams, Earl Boykin, Donald Martin, Mike Hardiman, Richard Luck, Kay Plyer, Sandra Alexander.

Th Pa U Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es r ~ *** 232.038 (231) 238.03 (237), (242) (243) (247) 47) (249) (254) (253) (25b, u S ii Science Club: G|enn O'JJerry, Charles Hague, Donald Ball, George Ashley, Harvey Grubbs, Linda Gusti, Michael Schwantke, Steve Chapman. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS SHARE INTERESTS President ............................................................. Harvey Grubbs Vice-President ........................................... Michael Schwantke S ecretary............................................................. Steve Chapman Treasurer .................................................................. Richard Bolts Harvey Grubbs strives for precision in balancing his Harvard equal arm scale. Under the leadership of M r. John Delk and M r. Samuel Ranson, the Science C lub was successful in providing an outlet fo r those students displaying a definite interest in the fields o f science. The use of the lab in performing experiments and in working on individual projects proved useful in increasing their knowledge in the fields o f chemistry and physics. It was hoped th a t group participation and discussions under the supervision of a qualified instructor as well as individual talks on particular fields of technology would aid in the preparation of students fo r college level studies. Many of the club's members who desired careers in fields o f scientific research were inspired to enter the Festival of Arts and Technology held at Varina High School and to avail themselves o f projects under the Virginia Senior A cade rr■/ o f Science Foundation.