Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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LATI CLUB Latin Club Holds Annual Roman Banquet This Sprlng The Latin Club centers its activities toward one big event per year, a Roman-style ban quet. Wearing self-designed Roman attire the students dine in an atmosphere similar to the festivals of Caesar's reign. Each week, in the classroom, a different display shows the many ways in which Latin is usedin everyday life. Thesedisplays are prepared by second year Latin students QNX U- Dolores Bill Jane Wayne and Mary Locke review several of the New I' ngland state mottoes in Latin it ,Q Kay Donald Eddie and Lyn study another poster made by the Latin class The poster shows many picturesque European cities and landmarks 'Z' Eddie Kinney PRESIDENT ,gm 4-if Learning to sing songs in Latin is the favorite study of Lyn Mary Locke Jane Kay and Dolores

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Spanish Club .... Christmas Pinanta Traditional Spanish Club Celebration Parties, gay music, and surprises all combine to make the Spanish Club i Q 'j a more enjoyable club in which to be ' ll Q l a member. The traditional pinata at Christmas time was accompanied with candy, and Spanish carols. This year the third year students ventured to Monterrey, Mexico, for a most exciting trip. Ending the club Q activities for the year, a Spanish banquet was held to complete an im- ua- as. p , pressive year. A Nw, -L Merlene McDonald, Luan Phillips, and Ester Nava practice their parts for En la cocina a skit meaning the Kitchen , which will be presented to the Spanish clas PRESIDENT T ere sa Smith i ESPANA 47 fr' ff . :ff ': ' 4 n '0un. Elvira Diaz, Kay Loveland, Luan Phillips, Mary Jane Engstrom, Gabriel Fierro, Butch Nurn- berg, Bill Hensley, Janie Griffin, and Gloria Sosa are listening to tape recordings of conver- sations inSpanish. This is a new device which helps the students to become more familiar with the actual speaking of the Spanish language. 16

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SHURTHA lD CLUB Sliortliiiiitl llecoiiiiiig Populiii' Studi Ainong High School Senior Girls The Shorthand Club is coniposed of the rnemhers in Secretarial Training. Yearly officers are elected by the club. Each day there is dictation .ind tran- scription from the lessons. Typing is included as part of the study. The Shorthand Club has various activities including a luncheon which was attended this year. The club also has visited various places of business enabling them to understand secretarial work more fully if 'C' Peggy Isaacks files the transcribed letters Judi Shields which were typed from Shorthand notes PRESIDENT oQ, ua. '--I In second hour Secretarial Training Pat Sherry Mary Jane Rosemary Dee and Shirley type the days lesson which was dictated earlier to them 18 I rs 1. . ii - -Y H' f Y .J ' A I - O 0 'f f , , C ' -T ' Ar is! Q. X vi X Q X ' , U T2 ' ' 55, N , .r .9 M ' I ,Q . . A . I I , Y I l