Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Latin Club FRONT ROXV: Maury Vveyq Plriyllis Vvolllz .lucly Miller: San- clra Cox: Carolyn Carey: Jean Sliileyg Mary Lou Dollins. ROVV 2: Diana Vincent: Nlargaret Xvilcoxq Linda Sue Vvalratb: Viclci iVlcQuown: Jenniler Price: Sue Norton: Linda Drye. ROVV 5: Sllaron Farmer: Barbara Smitlig Alice 1Vlcl.ane: Lynn Vvacleg At least 114 stuclents enrollecl in Latin classes left tbe confines of tbe classroom cluring tbe year to learn from experience. from lectures, ancl from pictures more about tbe language and tbe peoples Wbo spolce it. Early in tbe year initiates, pinnecl and tapecl into togas, garb of tbe ancient Romans, sutlerecl tbrougb tbeir slcits as a part of tbeir initiation ancl servecl as slaves to active members later in tbe evening. At still anotber meeting, Jobn l... Keller tallcecl witb tbe group about tbe Linear B tablets recently discovered on Crete, and olisplayecl facsimiles of tbe ltistorical lincl. Dr. Keller is beacl of tbe classics clepartrnent at tbe University of illinois. Tbe club concluded its activities Witb a tracli- tional Roman banquet. Riglitz Tbree initiates, Clxarlotte Poorman, Jennifer Price, ancl Betsy Harlces, combinefl tlmeir talents in an initiation sltit. Below: Nlary Lou Dollins, Susan Dowell, Byrtlie Miller, Mary O'Neil, and Bob Kornmers bprgbardecl Dr. Keller witlt questions alter ltis appearance before tlte C11 . l Flora Powell: Sandra Alexander: Gene Wade: Ann Burr. ROW' 4: Carolyn Clarlt: Nancy Roclgers: Bob Kommers: Kent Gummerman: Steve Davis: Virginia Sclmeicler: Cbarlotte Poor- lnan. RONV 5: Dave Ringler: Larry Keeran: Pliil Balcerg Albert Carmine: Ricliarcl Clicslcyg Milce Fagerburg: lvlilce Munn: Carl Jaslce. , if, 1 , . t f Q -- 2 'ft' , 'f:,,, ,, i. r iff Z 4 3 Www:

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Latin Club FRONT ROVV: Sliaron lVlisliler: Ann Maurer: Marilyn Epple: Jeanne Sliailler: Karol Lowery: Nlargaret Fox: Reed Nelson. ROVV 2: Dorolliy Convis: Elizalaetli Harlces: Elizalnelii Owen: Nlary Helen Haslcell: Vivian V-llOdllUlllCI'1 .ludy Sylvester: Nlary Rose Vvindleg Nikki Sclinaiiel. ROVV 5: George iwlorrowc Susan Vannice: Diane Dauglierlyz Dianne Pumplirey: lVlary Perscliall: Ron l..aml3reCl'1l: Joyce Soelmiming. ROW 4: Nancy Nlellon: ivlary O'Neil, Co-Consul: .lim Vvollralm: Diane Balier: Sandra Nlallieson: Kallileen Carlinglon: Susan Buclcler. ROW 5: Dennis Cenler: .loel Van Anlwerp: Larry Troxel: .lolm Haugiiawoul: Carl Sneed: Frank Bailen: Roger Gielow. LANGUAGES ARE THE: PEDIGREES OF NATIQNS Latin Club FRONT ROVV: Kalliy Vvoosleyz Siiirley Slumm: Judy Troxelz Mary Lou Roloinson: Diane Relllcer: Martlia Fugale: Kelene Neer. ROW 2: Miss Nlary .leannelle Munce, Adviser: Linda Green: .loan Houcliens: Arlene Wellenrciler: Linda Yeast: Gloria Erickson: Sliaron Ray: Mrs. Tlielma Vvallers, Adviser. ROVV 5: Jeanne Weber: Jay rlaspers: Susan Dowell: Holly Lovell: Dave Salcll: Harold Klenlra: Byrdie Miller. ROVV 4: Lila Reynolds: Palty Meara: Paul Hellwegg Bill Butler: Diclc Baxn: Bolu Devarys Carol Roliclez Joy Raney, RONV 5: Sliaron Hulllman, Co-Consul: Henry Sciilenlcer: Vves Hiclcs: Boln Ali- lconis: Mike Herlaeclc: David Xvilliamsz Sieve Vvallcer: Fred Dielc: Arlliur iVlcNull. L 1 whim! fi

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We the students of French ciasses, in order to have fun, go to parties, and spend severai hours eating, do hereloy pledge our ailegiance to Le Cercle Francaisf, Such a preamhle surely must precede any other por- tion of that cluhis unwritten constitution. Using initiation ceremonies as a guise, the French students macle sure that newcomers were well Worn out loefore they permitted them to eat. initiates, holding candles, repeated the organizationis vows. Later, new memhers. dressed in olcl clothes and blindfolded, were led laareiooted across hrolcen egg sheils, were forced to hrealc a Hour filled halloon over their heads, and were cajoled into eating goldfish factually, peach slicesl. Then everyone atei Highlight of a Christmas party came when the mem- bers ate a specialiy prepared calce which contained a hean. Patsy Vvhitecotton, iinder of the ioean, was de- clared Hqueenn and reigned over the remainder of the feast. ln January, the cluh made no pretense ahout their major purpose. They ate pizzai Nleminers sold candy tthose cans which they clicinit eat themselves, in order to pay for their llinal and most formal session. They ate in majestic style at their annual spring hanquet. Feeding ugolclliishi' to initiates provecl quite riotous. as shown lxy tlmc expression on .lean Addicles lace. .ludy Pointer eagerly helpecl, LANGUAGE IS THE DRESS GF THOUGHT French Club FRGNT RONV: Patti Perry, Treasurer: Benay Schrenzelz Elizalaetlx Jones: .ludi Pointer, President: Sharon Doss: Barlnara Junli: Delores .lolliiih ROXN' 2: ixlartha Fugate: Rita lreland: Connie Wliller: Patsy VX7hitecolton: Connie Snow: clean Aclcliclcsg Doris Meyer: Karen Beich, ROVV 3: Sandra Jones: Mary lreland: Pat Butcher: Patty Paxton: .lor-lla Follies: Elizalzmeth Owen: Sue Myers. ROW 4: Jeannine Clarlce: Nancy Bennett: Nlilte Chrisman: lra Keown: Franlc Grey: Kerry Meyer: Virginia Schneider. Secretary: .lane Vvallace. ROVV 5: Xwayne Smith: Roger Giclow: Harold Burgess, Vice President: Tim ixliller: Stephen Adams, Adviser. 30