Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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MARY CRANE President JEROME COLEMAN Vice-President CAROLYN SCI-IALLER Secretary MIKE EICHWALD Treasurer MARION BUCKMAN Historian JCL Amo, amas, amatl Every Latin student can always remember those Words, especially those in the Junior Classical League. Chico High's J. C, L. is a part of the national Latin club of the same name, and with its 130 members has one of the largest clubs in the coun- try. ln order to belong, a student must take Latin and have at least a C grade. With the help and direction of Mrs. Anne Cowan, the club adviser, the members had an initia- tion party in.October, an open house in February to display projects made by each student, and a picnic in May. Most of the meetings have featured a speaker Who presents talks to help prepare the students for college and various vocations. J. C. L. is also one of Chico I-ligh's oldest and most respected organizations. Snap at the open house in February to display projects made by each student. Lower left: Group shot of the Latin club members. Lower right:-Some of the Latin students hard at Work 111 class.

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French lub The French Club was organized to foster inter- est in the French language and the country of France. From time to time there are films on French subjects and talks by visiting teachers or students. The symbol of the club is the Fleur de Lis, emblem of the French kings, Adviser for the club is Miss Lubenow. Anyone taking French 'may be a member. Officers for this year are Lesle Earle, Pat Gil- more, Gayle Snodgrass, and Marsha Pine. President Lesle Earle presides over the meeting. LESLE EARLE President PAT GILMORE President GAYLE SNODGRASS Secretary MARSHA PINE Treasurer Lower left: The French Club members with their adviser, Miss Lubenovy. Lower right: Mary Claire Creech, Gail Foster, and Gayle Snodgrass catching up on their French lessons.

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Pan American The Pan American club is an organization for those students who are taking or have ever taken Spanish. Heading the club this year are: Sharon Best, president: Roxie Price, vice-president: Marilyn Moody, secretary: and Gail Poster, treasurer. As- sisting these oflicers are Mrs. Marian Crable and Miss Johanna Lubenovv, the club's advisers, During the year they have had such activities as the Christmas party held at La Hacienda, at which Spanish food was served and I might add it was hot Spanish food, for this writer's mouth anyhow. On April ll the Spanish Fiesta was held and enjoyed by all who attended. Pau American Fiesta, enjoyed by all. SHARON BEST President ROXIE PRICE Vice-President MARILYN MOODY Secretary GAYLE FOSTER Treasurer Lower left: Hard Working' glass of Span- iards. Lower' right: -VVOFk1l1g on a sign for the dance.