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A Banquet for the Romans Latin students once again held their annual Latin Banquet. They enjoyed good food served Roman style and good entertainment. Some came dressed as famous Romans while others were dressed as gods and god¬ desses. Naturally, the highlight of the evening was the slave auction. The slaves must, of course, obey their masters’ every wish. It was quite an interesting evening. George Dempsey, Jim Hipskind, and Dennis Palmer were among the many students dressed as famous Romans. Rodney Christie, a slave, bends to kiss the statue of the lovely Aphrodite. Leading a life of luxury, these Romans recline and casually munch on grapes. A Roman banquet is never complete without an oration, so Steve Plummer (naturally) provides one. 18
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A Touch of the Orient for WHS Joining Wabash High School students this year in their classes and extracurricular activities was Masa- rnitsu Oki, our exchange student from Japan. The cheerful and smiling Sam” stayed with the Robert Geyer family. He not only learned of our American ways, but he also taught us some of his Japanese tradi¬ tions. He spoke at many school and civic events and delighted many of his audiences by singing for them. He was a wonderful friend and fellow student. We will all hate to say Sayonara” to our exchange student from Japan. Many times during the year Masamitsu posed in this costume and sang a beautiful song. Sam” helps his American brother Robby with some of his studies. Sam,” Joel, and Robby enjoy that favorite American pastime— watching television. 17
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The Men Behind the Brooms, Mops, and Windex Keeping a school clean with 850 students running around is not an easy job, but somehow our three janitors manage to keep the building in good shape. They also keep our campus one of the most beautiful in the state—quite an accomplishment. s I i Mr. Bolen carefully deans the windows which the students have so nicely smeared with their hands. Working hard to keep our school clean, Mr. Miller cleans the hall after school is out for the day. After the lunch hour stampede is over, Mr. Hahn straightens the desks for the next group to mess up. 19
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