Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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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.

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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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FTA FRONT ROW: R. Gordon, President: P. Secretory. SECOND ROW: C. Sizemore, M. P. Porsley, J. Record, C. Robertson, C. Jump, R Guy, S. ironmonger, Treasurer: W. Burkhart, L. Leoclbetter, T. Dunlop, T. Joy, W. Townsend, K. Newburn, C. Montgomery, J. Soilors, J. Leffert. Minnick, Vice President: S. Roberts, S. Winn, DeMoss, P. Roller, Mrs. Goldsberry. THIRD ROW: FTA stomp drive helps louy bus for reio rded Pom Guy's initiation into FTA is completed as she receives o red rose from Mrs. Goldsberry ond Ruth Gordon. L Q