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'ii 'L Q SPANISH STUDENTS, Coleen Streff and Cathy Lindaman, prepare the attendance list for the Ramona Pageant. GLADIATOR Garth Balthazar con- fers with fellow Roman Richard Bothwell before setting out for the Latin Festival at Mount St. Mary's College. hw. Q. 6 W 'T xl -K 15271. ' n.. - Language clubs help to ii--A M- ' L SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS, Lucy Lopez, treasurer, Monica Quiroz, vice-president, Bonnie Balzer, secretary, and Carol Chiodo, president, discuss the making of artistic pinatas. HERALDS BLOWING TRUMPETS and slaves bearing a litter of roasted pig bring glimpses of Roman life and culture to the annual latin festivities.
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outstanding scholarship Through the activities of the boys' and girls' chapters ofthe CSF and the girls' National Honor Society, there has been a general widening of interest in scholastic excellence this year, and Alemany students have brought credit to their school in the winning of awards. PIRIODIC TABLE Of THE ELEMENTS I, . ., -v Rl I ij ,. ,, . Ili' Sr .H ln S .1 X , s GIRLS' CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION officers, Pamela Jolicoeur, treasurer, Mary Angerman, vice-presi- dent, Sharon Cummings, secretary, and Diane Jeansonne, president,discuss plans to visit U.C.l.A. Medical Center. VALEDICTORIAN George Chapman and salutatorian Diane Jeansonne receive congratulations from their principals, Father Burns and Sister Aileen Francis. evo, 9 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY officers, Carol Wetzel, secretary, Sharon Bowen, president, and Marcia Hall, vice-president, sponsor the survey of the week's top ten tunes. WINNERS OF SCHOLASTIC AWARDS compare letters of noti- fication. Diane Jeansonne has re- ceived a National Science grant for the study of biology at UC lsummer - '6Ol, Sharon Bowen, a four-year scholarship to Mount St. Marys College. -XT 7
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widen cultural horizons Both Latin and Spanish Clubs have had an active year, bringing students in contact with the language, customs, and culture of ancient Rome, early California, and modern Latin America. FOURTH YEAR LATIN STUDENTS, Kathy Knoblauch, Pat Chapman, Eileen Melcher, Mary Lou Aust, and Mary Angerman, toast Virgil on his 2030th birthday! QTQ Vail y Times LATIN CLUB OFFICERS, Eileen Melcher, senior consul, Pamela Jolicoeur, praetor, Joyce Van den Broeder, quaestor, and Mary Lou Aust, iunior consul, put the finishing touches on the roast pig. Ill Q FRESHMAN sLAvEs serve Q sump- N, tuous Roman banquet to their ITICISIETS. T .--45 ...Q .f,fl 1- Pht x
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