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Spanish Students Called Themselves Los Gatos Espanoles The Spanish Club sponsored three worthwhile pro- jects this year, tirst, the purchase ot a pig tor a little Indian boy in Cuevra, Ecuador, where some members have pen pals: second, the preparation ot baslcets ot tood tor the Salvation Army at Thanksgiving, and third an active part in earning the quota tor the March ot Dimes. Mexico Chiquito is the delightful setting tor a fiesta which the club enioys several times during the year. On April 7 the club members presented an assembly program in celebration ot Pan-Americanday. OFFICERS Lynda Dailey, Shirley Thomas, Iackie Tilley, Donna Wellhausen, and Lee Bell enjoy models of el toro cmd the toreadore. 7 yr-all J 2 .ff ' HL All .r ' ' ,ay nfl si -G , -Q 1 ENIOYING FIESTA: Senorita Blank- enship, Ierry Washburn, Norman Pricldy, Amy Bell, Lee Bell .... And from a different angle, Miss Blank- enship, Ierry Washburn, Norman Priddy, Amy Bell, Lee Bell, Karen Thomas, lack Hill, Iephrey Phipps, Elizabeth Tilbur
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INTERESTED PUBLIC: People came from far and necxr to visit the Math- Science Fair and see the inventions and demonstrations presented by the students of NLRHS.
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im- N .SM RENCH CLUB OFFICERS: George Bartsch, Edwin Ray, Rose arol Williams, Marianne Bailey, Susan Rogers, Iane McRea, avid Kirk. surf! KTIN CLUB OFFICERS: Cecelia Swaim, Io Ann Fielding, .dy Blucker, Crystal Huie. t Language Majors Belong to French and Latin Clubs French, long the accepted language of culture and society, and official language of the League of Na- tions, is elected by many NLRHS students because they find it-and the people who speak it-very in- teresting. The students talting this subiect belong to the French Club. Sponsoring an assembly and having a banquet are two of the activities of the club. Students with an interest in the remote past, or college preparatory students planning to enter such professions as medicine, law, or the ministry make up the rolls of the Latin classes and belong to Latin Club. Both Latin and French clubs study current events, write to pen pals, and learn about the customs of the French and Latin people. THE FIT OF A TOGA: Barbara Smith, Ann Smith, Donna Wirt. Et tu, Brute?
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