Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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.Lg ... .... 1A 1 FRONT ROW: Alston, Skokan. Plechas, Peden, Tichauer, SECOND ROW: Fellman, Brodkey, L. Cohen, Hunter, Brody, Kraft, Friel, Goy, Hahn. Campbell, Cukier. Hodees. Kripke. Ikebasu. THIRD ROW: Canfield, Bowen, Greenfield, Donaldson, Goodman, S. Johnson, l'. Fedman, B. Cackin, Grube, Fox, Hilburn, L. Fedman, Katz, Farber. Adams. FOURTH ROW: Blank, Kaplan, Abrahams, Hom, Hooi, L. Cackin, Eure, Erway, Fonda, M. Cohen, Clay, Joseph, Finkel, Buzzello. FIFTH ROW: Harder, Echandi, Acuff, Cohn, Hultman, Forte meyer, Gilinsky, S. Johnson, Anderson. Grice, Jess, Hiller, Berti, Chapek, Cate. Inter-American Club INTER-AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS President .,........,......... ,...... L ouise Plechas Vice-President., ..,,.,... Connie Skokan Secretary ........,...,.,., ..,,,.. D ebbie Alston Treasurer ....,.......r ........ M ary Peden Sgt.-at-Arms ,,....,, ,..,,..,.,,.....,.,..,.,... C arl Tichauer Sponsors ..,,...,,... ..r,.... M iss Margaret Nichols Miss Fern McVieker Miss Mary Celeste Burke Piiiata the tail on the donkey!

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FRONT ROW: Rippey, Musselman, Roseman, Jill Slosburg, Schiern Moses Meyer'-.on Pane S Schumeister Still Peter sen Nogg, Jack Slosburg, Schulman. SECOND ROW: Rips, Lipp, Silverman D Nepomnick Sherman Noodell Brody Simon Ratner, Neesman, Tekolste, Ratliff, Rasp, Lippett. THIRD ROW Reiss Ostwald Plechas Rosenstem Steele R Nepomnick, Mlejnek, Rothkop, R. Schumeister, Vahl, Miller, Parkerson Weiss FOURTH ROW Zmn Meehan Revord Oostenbrug, Taff, Prohaska, Wolfson, Rosen, Simons, Shapiro, Mvers Levin qchmidt Welch The French Club provides extra learn- ing activities for students interested in France and its culture. The Club opened its year successfully with a "French Toast Breakfast" before school in the cafeteria. Another of the Club's projects was the raising of money for the French department's purchase of educational materials. The books, records, tapes, slides, and films are the start of a long anticipated French library. The various monthly programs in- cluded guest speakers, and French songs and games.

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.i.l'.lilif.lfQiL The Inter-American Club offers knowl- edge of Latin American culture to its mem- bers. Its purpose is to promote understanding of and information about Spanish-speaking people and countries of the world. Club meetings informed the members of the dating customs in Spain and Mexico, as well as demonstrated bull fighting techniques. In December, Christmas was given a Mexican flair with the presence of a pinata and the singing of Christmas carols in Spanish. A spring picnic with real Mexican food is held annually, ending the year's activities. A. i-. "Only 35 more centavos and we'll have the Chihua- hua paid for!" 1" . ll A 4 FRONT ROW: G. Olsen, Rubenstein, Susmnn, Re-inglus, J, Siref M. Siref. Rosenberg, Bergquisl, Hahne, Velasqwez. SECOND ROW: H. Wakschlug, May, Nogg. Milder, Ncpomnick. Moynihun, Strauss, Maurer, G. Lerman, G. VVakschlag, C. Olsen, Mann, McCurdy. THIRD ROW: l'. Lorman, Zcclnik, Roberts. E. Olsen, Hips, Sigler, Norihcuit, Vlfleiss, Mychasiuk, Yanney, Schweitzer, Miller, Perelman, Tschet- ter. FOURTH ROW: Mclvor. Achey. Meiches. Luheikin. Strong, McVVilliams, Smith. Mahaffey, Zinn, Vernell, Myers, Whipple, Mc- Gregor, Schmidman.