Bishop Leblond High School - Aerie Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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, The Libraiay Club this year has been expanded . m; i V M, V, , . . t . with new an lively participants. Mrs. Margaret 47wa WMV e Rinehart has shown the members the rudiments of the library system and how the library should properly operate. These members show a special interest in those students who are not familiar with the library and are always there to aid any person who may need assistance. x r f Latin Lives On The Latin Club, under the supervision of Sr. Patrice, enlarged their knowledge of their own mother language through their participation in the Latin class. The members of the club acquaint themselves with the old Roman ways and are able to discover what contributions were made by them to the modern world. Latin as a language, forms the basis for all the Romance languages as well as fifty-percent of the English vocabulary. 1. Jill searches for the latest bestseller. 2. The Library Club: Row 1: J. Robertson, S. Johnson, R. Colhour. Row 2. M. Rinehart, L. Derc, K. Johnson, J. Stehr, C. Tiedt, S. Johnson, B. Minnis. Row 3. J. Faustlin, C. Malone. Row 4. S. Steele, R. Reynozo. Row 5. S. Peshik, P. Derc. Row 6. M. Leffier. 3. Perusing the latest periodicals. 4. The Latin Club Officers: VP. M. Peppard, Trees. G. McIntosh, Pres. B. Stevens, Sec. M. Johnston. 5. Cathy Malone prepares for a Latin quiz. 6. The Latin Club: Row 1. S. Comella, K. Kiddo, C. Grodisdier. Row 2. Sr. Patrice, C. Casey, G. McIntosh. Row 3. C. Robertson. M. Harris, B. OTRourke, J. Gach. Row 4. S. Brewer, M. Poe. R. Verssue, M. Price. Row 5. C. Malone, N. Buhr, L. Weidmaier. Row 6. T. Spratt, D. Pecenka, B. Stevens, M. 49 Dgggian. Row 7. S. Greub, M. Johnstone, R. Rhyner, and M. P ard.

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Think Spanish In the past three years the Spanish Club has ex- perienced a new dimension. Mrs. Cathy Pankiewicz has converted learning Spanish into an enjoyable learning experience. This year Spanish III has been offered to those students who wish to continue their study of the language. The Spanish II and III classes comprise the club and at the meetings they sample the true Spanish culture in a enthusiatic way. The club members partake in fiestas and frequent in class siestas. Vive La F rance 1. Mrs. Pankiewicz helps Jackie Power, a Spanish student. 2. The Spanish Club: Row 1. T. Moore, S. Edwards, S. Bachali, L. Weiland. Row 2. Mrs. Pankiewicz, S. Fennewald, T. Pappert, J. Power, B. Tuck, K. Freidel, R. Zatorski. Row 3. M. Humphrey, B. Schuman, T. Goodlet, J. Pillsbury, and P. Hart. 3. W0 Spanish students translate a passage into English. 4. That wonderful French food was too rich for Miss Hurst. 5. Maggie Robertson feasts at a party sponsored by the French Club. The French Club: Row 1. Miss Hurst, J. WRight, J. Parisoff, A. Jung, M. Geary. Row 2. B. Minnis, A. Malita, J. Stehr, L. Beaver, L. Zahnd, D. Catherall. Row 3. D. Haynes, S. Robertson, M. Robertson, E. Aparicio, T., Mazur, V. Almanza, K. Heckman. Row 4. J. Fitzpatrick, R. Kneib, M. Kiscoan, J . O,Rourke, D. Moyer. Row 5. S. Brewer, C. Folks, M. Clark; B. Bonebrake, G. Casey, J. Ketter. , ' 5. Bonjour admirateurs de France. 1981 etait une bonne annee pour les etudiants de francais. Translated: 1981 was a good year for the students taking French. Miss Hurstts first yeartat LeBlond added a certain 2je ne sais quoi to the fine arts department, besides learning the language, the students got a taste of the French culture. The French Club sponsored a fondue party, a Christmas party and other ttsoireesi

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