Boca Ciega High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Gulfport, FL)

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E CH CLUB ariane is the name of the Club. The Eififel Tower is bIem'and the colors of the re blue, white, and red. The e of the organization is to an interest in the French ge and civilization and to e an opportunity for the stu- parler francais or to speak requirements of the Club are rd, but the members must loin ng to a French class. Ist Row, Officers: Hope Huska, President, Lise Petersen, Secretary, Geri Vrabel, Vice President, Sally Mengerink, Treasurer. 2nd Row: Shirley Carolyn, Frances Damewood, Zee Jay Weinman, James Welchly Sandra Buck, Susan Dupre. ' ATI CLUB Draetorians, or the members of the Latin yre very active. The purpose of the Latin ' to promote an interest in the Latin e. The membership of the club is open udents of Latin I and II. Draetorians regain some of the color of n Language and also to prove that Latin dead. Ist Row: Beverly Barrs, Judy Daizell, Gail Harris, Betsy Beese, Marty Lindahl, Barbara Sheen, Barbara Bullock. 2nd Row: Barbara McCormick, Sharon Gage, Lois Lubin, Toni Baier, Karen Penney, Myrna Sylvester, John Dudinsky, Gene Cantlin. 3rd Row: Sylvia Harris, Jane Weinell, Melaine Spears, Wilkes Davis, Dave Walker, Dianne Sampler, Eugenia Carosella, Alice Grambell. Officers: Jane Weinell, ICC Representative, Barbara Bullock Secretary, Gene Cantlin, Treas- urerp Marty Lindahl, Vice President, Wilkes Davis, Parliamentarianp Dave Walker, President, Mrs. Walker, Advisor. II3

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SPANISH CLUB lst Row: Ottolie Schwartz, Sunny Pfeiffer, Barbara Schnackenberg, Pat Baber, Julie Boring, Stevie Sikes, Sherry Stephens. 2nd Row: Carol McRae, Claudia Melton, Susan Worns, Kenneth Peale, Joyce Gill, Carmelita De Gomar, Pat Dwyer. 3rd Row: Nancy Hall, Jayne Smith, Barbara Huston, John Stephan, Kathy Barrett, Aganita Varkentine, Roberta Todd Zee, John Heakin. LA CUADRILLA ESPANOL has as its function inspiring and furthering the interest in the study and use of Spanish. Membership is open to all second year, third year, and Commercial Spanish students, During the second semester first year students who achieved a B average or better were invited to join. Each year the club enioys such experiences as a Mexican Christmas supper party, dinner at Ybor City, and a Spanish Week-end in Tallahassee. The club also sponsors annually the Fantastic Fiesta. The El Papagayo staff worked hard to publish the paper at regular Omcers: Barbara Schnackenberg, Secretary, Stevie Sikes, Presi Intervals during the year. Jayne Smith, Treasurer, Mr. King, Adviser, Roberta Zee, l.CC Re sentative, Carmelita De Gomar, Historian.

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Q The Business Club members believe that better busin education today, means better business leaders tomorro The purpose of this club is to promote an interest in busin education. The club has as their project the raising ol fun to send outstanding students to the Florida State Busin Contests. Carol Burke was their representative at the f test this year and she came in first in the shorthand co Officers: Carol Burke, Vice President, Ruth Krasula, President. 2nd Row: Mr. Hudson, Adviser, Joan Hulley, Secretary, Maureen Braniff, ICC Rep- resentative, Brenda Brady, Treasurer, Mr. Dravis, Adviser. Representing our school, Carol Burke won first place in the Novice Shorthand contest. BUSINESS CLUB lst Row: Judy Huber, Carol Burke, Maureen BraniH, Claudia Queen, Diane l.aPlant, Sandra Salerno, Beatrice Gelsleichter, Linda Nelson, Jeanette Kidder. 2nd Row: Virginia Othen, Ruth Krasula, Suzanne Maggs, Brenda Brady, Gila Kress, Sharon Englund, Barbara Burnham, Judy Evans. 3rd Row: Charles Borum, Mildred Moore, Janice Doan, Mary Bowes, Jo Ann Dye, Ken Eick, Joan Hulley, Jim Sanborn. 'I