Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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CLUBS Let's Take a look Through the key-hole into the Spanish room To see what The members of this years Spanish Club l have been doing. They had meetings once every six weeks during the regular class period with Mrs. Jurek as Their adviser. Bonnie Hathaway was the president with Darrell Tilleskior as vice president, Marilyn Iverson as treasurer, and Janet Cooper as secretary. At Their meetings They sang songs in Spanish, prepared skits in Spanish and read Spanish poems. During The Christmas season They added a foreign atmosphere by singing carols in The school halls, The organization serves a double purpose. First, by providing for The members a great deal of fun and enioyment and second, by stimulating a better under- standing of The Spanish language, The customs of The Spanish speaking countries, and more knowledge of The people who inhabit them. Plaid shirts, swirling skirts, and stamping feet were the order of The day when The Square Dance Club held its meetings. The gay music and intricate steps made a colorful scene for The members who met Twice a month for an evening of good fun. Richard Bennett, president, Gail Bucklin, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Klonowski were The elected officers and adviser. That the dances learned and enioyed by the members were intriguing is indicated by such Titles as The Spanish Cavalier , Solomon Levi , Oh Johnnie , The Wreck of the 97 . In addition to the pleasure of danc- ing and the fellowship of interested students, the thirty- tive members acquired an appreciation of this popular 'lv li . . I ' i form ot recreation so common to our pioneer tore- fathers. Have you ever heard Como esta usted or Hola amiga as you walked through the halls? If so, you were probably hearing some happy second year Spanish Club members chatting. lf you were to visit one of their monthly meetings, you would hear part of the program given in Spanish. At these meetings, films of Spanish life are often seen. ln class the students give skits and sometimes sing songs in Spanish. Before Christmas vacation, they sponsored The Christmas Carols which were sung in The halls. All this is because the club is dedicated to learning more of Spanish speaking countries. The otTicers were Milton Legg, president, Lois Ries- berg, vice president, Amy Countryman, treasurer, and Barbara Larson, secretary. Do you have any foreign or American stamps? Are you interested in stamp collecting? Perhaps you have been asked such similar questions as these. The 38 en- thusiastic members of the stamp club are constantly looking for new sources and by asking questions they find what they want. The club meets twice a week on Thursday during the 20 minute lunch period and after school. Mr. Buehler keeps the members on their toes by giving stamp knowledge quizzes. These stamp collectors feel their hobby is very worth while because it gives them a knowledge of the world, fills many leisure hours with creative interest, and starts them on what may become a life-long hobby.