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Julie Waldron locates the Middle East on the globe. M by 1 ,l., T., . was M 2 :casa i 3 fe' K' ,, ,W f Social Studies lub has 00d y e innings The Social Studies Club, with IVIr. Michael Schadendorf as its moderator, made its beginnings this year. The group, composed of over fifty members, decided that the purpose of the club was to stimulate interest in Social Studies and to broaden experiences in that area. For their first pro- ject, they sold over 1,000 postcards to build a budget to work from. A project for Disabled American Veterans fol- lowed. The climax of the year was a trip to Kearney, Nebraska for an International Affairs Conference, a dis- cussion of world problems. The group of forty girls listen- ed to speakers and panels of world wide representatives. For the future, the club plans more trips, discussion groups and the election of officers. Jan Kill helps Mr. Schadendorf plan club activities and studies.
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Sr. Rosaria proudly views her Latin ll students. atin scholars feast at annual banquet The Junior Classical League tasted the nectar of success at the Latin Contest held at Burke High School in the early spring. Mary Weisbecker captured second in vocabulary along with Pam Giroux who received second in the grammar division. Another highlight of the year was their annual banquet where sophomore latin students became slaves for the feast for their initiation into the club. Clad in togas and chains, the girls served the meal and remained at the beck and call of all JCL members. Sally Brown meekly serves hors d'oeuvres to Mr. Sporcic Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Brown enjoy the JCL banquet.
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Peggy Naylon, Sandy Smith and Genie Poggenpohl lead the tug of war struggle. Chickens prove to he 'eggs-tra0rdinary9 The Senior Class of 1974 pecked and clucked their way to first place at Field Day this year for their first victory in four years. Capturing first in demonstration, theme, float, cheer- leaders and unity paved their path to triumph. The Senior Chickens,clad in feathers, claws and yellow smocks and short pants, portrayed a chicken liberation through their demon- stration freeing hens forever from the treacherous claws of slave-driving roosters. The seniors enjoyed chicken from Chick- en Delight for their lunch under the watchful eye of their twenty-foot high chicken mascot, also compliments of Chicken Delight. A loss of the softball game to the juniors served only to heighten the unity of the class as they waited in anticipation for the announcement of winners. wwe.. Margo Cortese view her softball throw with a critical eye
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