Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Row ONE: J. Rayburn, A. Rayburn, D. Galley. F. Doren- husch, P. Kelley, D. Smith, L. Luckey. M. Misch, R. Riley. A. Little. J. Parker. Row Two: Mrs. Scully, L. Haley, S. Cobb, P. Wilkens, S. Rieger, D. Barker, J. Murphy, S. Rivers, S. Adamson, K. Baird, S. Shelter. Row THREE! H. Jones, D. Beamer, J. Morgenroth. J. Smith, N. Fischer. M. Davidson, J. Town, K. Barrett. L. Hammond, T. Scott. Row Form: J. Guitskill, B. Brock. M. Tallent, L. Beard L. Werner, D. Stevenson. D. Linville. M. Tungate, J. Mil- ler, J. Bezanson. ROW FIVE: K. Ballinger, J. Woeste, D. Richter, H. Beeman, C. Sherman. W. Wurster, D. Haller- man. J. Evans, L. McFarland, J. Taulbee. Row SIX: P. Beckelheimer, S. Sellers, G. Warren, J. Glick, C. Whitaker, D. Chambers, M. Mastin, D. Held, L. Bird, D. Steidle. Latin Club I First year Latin students act as slaves to the second year students at the Roman Banquet. OFFICERS LESLIE MANN .................. ........ I 'residel JERRY GOODLANDER ..... Vice Presidei JUANITA CLARK ....... ...... S ecretai PAT POPPLEWELL . . . ........ Treasur DOUG YORK ..... ..... S vrgeant-at-Arr Latin, the dead language, regains life and vitali in the Hrs-t and second year Latin Clubs. The Norwood clubs, now under the direction Mrs. Scully, were originally organized by Mi Beavers in 1936. The clubs are open to all Lat students and alumni. Promotion of greater frien ship among students and encouragement towa appreciation of the Latin language and Roman c ture are their goals.

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OFFICERS ?IIL STORM . . . ................ ....... P resident IKE O'MEARA .... .... I 'ice President YENDA SWEET . . . ...... Secretary JREEN MORRIS .... ..... T reasurcr French Club supports two underprivileged chil- 'en in France. Witllout the aid of the French Club ese children would have to be placed in an orphan une. The present children are Bethy and Gerrard, lt French Club has supported many children. In order to raise the necessary funds to support ese children, French Club sponsors their annual ardi Gras Dance. Under the direction of their ad- sor, Miss Miller, the dance was held on January 2, and Clark Eads and Pam Parsons were crowned ardi Gras King and Queen. French Club also sells ationery with the facade of our high school build- g embossed on the paper. pw ONE: M. Burton, B. Bartlett, J. Simpson, S. Dobbins, Proud, B. Jackson, C. Lawson, T. Dixon, D. Mundy. W TWO: P. Burns, T. Nuetzel, F. Morgeson, B. Scott, G Os ' . ' . ' ' . - Adams, . born, J. Gillespie, J Williams, P Wood . ROW - A. Davis, D. Morris, B. Sweet, J. Wing, Aubrey D. Dalton, J. Noland, J. Gosser. Row UR: K. J. Layton, S. Curran, C. Vize, G. tzmann, F. Sieber, B. King, R. Scheadler. ROW FIVE: ss Miller, J. Keller, L. Bain, D. Bouldin, J. Derryberry, Esslinger, J. Harper, D. Thompson, J. Simpson. Row : K. Luthy, M. O'Meara, M. Chieco, J. Steinberg, L. urlock, D. Sears, P. Storm, P. Allard. Row ONE: J. Green, T. Eakins, P. Thielen, M. Brooks, J Long. Row Two: C. Underwood. G. Hill, P. Palmer., C Fenker, J. Allen. Row THREE! M. Derryberry, K. Osten darp, S. Dorl, S. Petering, J. Risner, Miss Miller. French Club II, III, IV - Sei' .5 essex s31sss F'Q

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The Junior Classical League is another organ- tion to which Latin students may belong. A con- ntion is held each year. and some Norwood stu- nts are able to attend. ln the spring the student th the highest score on the Preliminary District ate Scholarship Test is awarded a silver key. Latin Clubls activities began this year with a nce after a football game in October. The second ar students sponsored a car wash. The proceeds these events went into the treasury. Some of the mey was given to the High School Community est. Although for many years the Latin Clubs spon- ed the SGROIIIBII Holiday Dancef, this year a oon Goddess Dancei' was given at which Pat Iey was elected g'Moon Goddess. Two years of Latin includes the study of live lensions of nouns, four verb conjugations. and esaris translations. Some people may consider tin to be a dead language, but at Norwood High mol interest in the Latin language still flourishes! HOW ONE: B. Huskey, D. Wethington, B. Parsons, P. Wil- son, J. Clark. B. Bolton, J. Ulm, D. Ramage. Row Two: D. Spears, T, Haddix, W. Howard, L. Mann, M. Garvey, B. Johnson, D. Hutsell, C. McFarland, E. Aaron. Row THREE! F. Boettger, R. Payne, R. Burnett, S. Brown, L. Prentice, J. Goodlander, G. Stephenson, D. York, P. Popplewell, Mrs. Scully. Latin Club II F... .... .sas -- -- -