Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Klum-m.........-U-.un LATIN CLUB. . . FRONT ROW. L. Voltz, Treasur- President, J. Salsbery, President, M. Zimmerman, g0mery, B- W00leVeF, C- Craig. M- l-Ong, Mrs er, D. Darnell, Secretary, D. Montgomery, Vice President. BACK ROW: B. Beck, C. Mont- Goldsberry. FRENCH CLUB . . . FRONT ROW: S. Winn, D. Roller, R. Cree, C. Moore, Vice President, V. Titus, President, P. Piercy, B. Robertson, F. Richardson. SECOND ROW: L. Logan, S. Small, R. Angle, D. Tomlin, L. Bahler, J. Gordon, L. Moore, J. Lyons, P. Cripe, J. Bostic, R. Roller, G. Sizemore, D. Burrous. THIRD ROW: S. Pear, P. Small, S. Ironmonger, T. Dunlap, M. Taylor, E. Morgan, J. Baber, J. DeWitt, S. Romer, D. Long. FOURTH ROW: L. Van Beers, L. Zinsmaster, S. Banquets are a popular way for language clubs to expand background knowledge. Here, Emily Moore and Gretchen Fouts relax after a plate of tacos. 32 Martin, C. Robertson, J. Shipp, T. Berkshire, T. Goff, M. Leazenby, M. Goff, C. Delaney, D. Mar- tin l1

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Clubs sponsor formal, informal dances Interested girls learned the do's and don'ts of domestic affairs as they looked toward the future by ioining the Lewis Cass chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. Among the year's activities were Daddy Date Night and ci Mother-and-Daughter Tea where the girls honored their mothers. The True Spirit of Christmas was shown as members prepared and presented favors to school personnel during the week before Christmas, Two field trips to Illinois were edu- cational when members of the Future Farmers of America viewed proiects at the Farm Progress Show, toured Moor- man's Pea Plant, took an avid interest in research farms, and listened intently as guides explained new experiments to improve products. A trip to the Class County 4-H Fair revealed spectators looking over the many fine animals in the Young McDonalds' Farm Exhibit. Members of the Lewis Cass FFA, hosts of the FFA District Convention, welcome delegates. A FRONT ROW A Ellison Reporter T ROW Mr Small M Bell R Jenkins R Plummer Ingle. FOURTH ROW: G. Gillis, K. Hall, R. Doty Vice President R Hardy President G Mr Conrad THIRD ROW M McDonald R Mooreman, C. COVVSF, J- DiSl10ft. 5. Hensel. B- Beck Secretary J Stafford Sentry SECOND Woolever M Moore J Morgan R Robinson D Harness.

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Cultures meet at International Christmas SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: P. Roller, L. Dean, L. Stephenson, L. Minnick. SECOND ROW: M. Cook, Secretory: R. Gordon, President: W. Burkhart, Vice President, K. Harmon, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: S. Samuels, D. Ricci, B. Winters, E. Sidwell, T. Sixby. FOURTH ROW: T. Jay, K. Van Beers, D. Gaodier, L. Eaton, M. Goodier. FIFTH ROW: G. Downhour, G. Keirn, R. Newburn, M. Yeakley, P. Downhour, SIXTH ROW: J. Strauch, G. Stephenson, S. Foreman, D. Lyons, G. Whaley. SEVENTH ROW: J. Stuart, T. Downham, S. Crawford, K. Bowman. EIGHTH ROW: E Moore, T. Parsley, R. Ile, G. Marschand, B, Salm- ons. 33 Striving to increase their knowledge of ancient Roman times, Latin Club members participated in af reproduc- tion of an old Roman wedding during the annual Roman Banquet. Prospec- tive junior high Latin students acted as slaves and waited, hand and foot, on students, parents, and school board members, their masters for the eve- ning. Busy--busy-busy. This seemed to be the pace for French Club members as they barely managed to squeeze all their planned activities into one short school year. Students rushing to catch a bus or to get a good seat was com- mon as members took several field trips to various universities to visit classes or to see a French theatre production. All activities were a part of a plan to increase students' knowl- edge of French customs and traditions. For Spanish Club members, the traditional taco party was not complete without the shocked expres- sions an the faces of students who tast- ed their first taco. A new feature this year was the combining of all foreign language clubs to participate in an International Christmas Party at which each club related facts about their particular country.