Brooke Hill School - Brooklet Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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r T l«“fl to nKh«: SuzaHnr Prtmij Kathy BushncII. Peggy Hall. Secrctary-Trraiurrr; Shrard Mason. Second PphrTo i)onald’ Anne Shaw .Polly Hall, Secretary- Treaiurer; Cathy Williams, Vice-President; Elizabeth Price. Presi-SWIi.Mrr F°r.br‘- SP?n : Kjy ,,owc KaPP' White, Virginia Frommeyer, Louise O’.Neal, i?' ,h«» L PcU jGr?n',Mi? 1 Guthne. Debbe Demaiay, Kathy Dobbins, Bonnie Tones. Not Pictured: Claudia Boy-Kin. Jane I licks, Sandy Kaylor. Barbara Long. Caroline McCarley, Diane McWhorter. Jranine F ' McCrummcn. Molly Shaw. Kacy Ireland Peeler. Anne Smith, Lynn I he Junior Classical League seeks to promote interest in the study ol that world which contributed so much to ours, the world of the Romans. Through the organization’s annual Latin Banquet, the members and their guests live, for one night, just as the ancients did. This event culminates Latin week, the purpose of which is to spread knowledge of the amazing Roman culture and civilization throughout the school. 55 Vinci t qui la bora t

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K'Xw i f x(f r . 'i OFFICERS—Left 10 right: Katey Scibels. Secretary-Treasurer; Kathy Freeman, President; Kathy Upchurch, Vice-President. o c J 'YVIacjulA I,es Maquis, a French honor society, was founded at Brooke Hill only four years ago. but it has already made a place for itself as an important club. Membership is limited to sophomores. juniors, and seniors who have shown outstanding achievements in the study of French. Les Maquis helps to promote interest in French by presenting movies and lectures about French culture and civilization The club’s most important project is its annual celebration of Mardi Gras in February. “Ah, si ellcs pouvaient restcr toujours jeunes et brillantcs. commc a present.. ..” Jcan-Jacques Rousseau Kneeling, left to right: Margaret Marks. Lindy Branscomb, Meg McGriff, Kathy Upchurch. Diane McWhorter. Standing: Mrs. Osgood. Sponsor; Suzanne Pettus, Cheryl Viar. Ann Johnston. Helen Kirklin. Virginia Hendrix. Barbara Long, Kathy Freeman. Louise Hansberger, Katey Seibcls, Yeardley Smith, Ginger Upchurch. 54

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From left lo right: Elizabeth Price, Vice-President; Cathy Williams. Martha Guthrie. Mary Ann Powell, Margaret Marks Seated: irgmia Frommeyer. President. Not Pictured: Mary Waite, Suzi Jacobson. Secretary-Treasurer. The Quill and Scroll is an international organization. Its goal is to encourage creative writing on the junior and senior levels of high schools. Twice a year the members compile their writings into an issue for the enjoyment of the whole school. A man may write at any time, if he will set himself doggedly to it. Sanuul Johnson 56