Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is a newly formed club for Latin and Creek students and others who are interested in classical civilization. The club believes that a knowledge of the civilization of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to the ancient civilization with its gov- ernment and laws, literature, lan- guage, and arts. Students attended the Fall Forum at the University of Georgia and will at- tend the Spring Forum to participate in contests involving chariot races, oratory, and dramatics and seminars of special interest involving costume making, astrology, etc. Lecturers from the University have been invited to address the group, and State and Na- tional conventions will also be held annually.

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NTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club has been formed to bring foreign language stu- dents together for common interests and purposes and to help elicit more interest in foreign languages and cul- tures. The club has one president, one secretary-treasurer, and four vice presidents, one from each of the lan- guages taught here at Cedar Shoals which are French, German, Spanish, and Latin. The sponsors consist of all the foreign language teachers: Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Bazaco, Mrs. Nunnally, and Mr. Howell. The club meets every other Tues- day in the afternoon and has a mem- bership of 50 students. The meetings have included a talk from our Norwe- gian exchange student Egil Fors; and Brian Wells, who is a former AFS Stu- dent in Italy, presented a program. A slide presentation of Mexico was also given by Mrs. Bazaco. A Christmas banquet was held on December 13 at the Parthenon Clubhouse. Cuisine from all the different countries was enjoyed by those present. Many stu- dents took advantage of the indoor, heated pool, and the finale was the breaking of the pinate. There are many plans for the re- maining part of the year. A big Inter- national Week is being planned in which the students will wear repre- sentative costumes of the countries where the language they are taking is spoken. Plans for skits and a fair are also being planned. Other programs which will be included in the remain- ing meetings are some full-length fea- ture films and field trips. SMILING MONA WILSON enjoys the refresh- ments at the Christmas party which was held at the Parthenon Clubhouse.

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J R. C I V I T A N Moena Brown-Secretary Charlie Broussard Lee Carmon Particia Drewry Ronny Hill Gloria Hunicutt-Treasurer Karen Manley Elissa Mullins-Vice-President Steve Norrell Gerry Pagano— President Natalie Robertson Richard Rogers left Scott Ellen Smith Michael Smith Delta Stewart lames Weaver Carol Willson Advisors Mr. Pat Perrin Mr. Richard Pfleger During the year the art department seemed to burst at the seams with honors and awards. They began to flow in around Oct. with Pam Edwards winning the Halloween Window Decorating Contest. For her artistic efforts, she received a $50.00 savings bond from the C S Bank of Athens. The lime-light continued with Bill Could re- ceiving 1st place in the Daily News and Athens Banner-Herald artis- tic newspaper advertizing contest. Janet Yoder kept up the flow with her award for the Christmas Window Decorating at Zayre ' s. Several CSHS students participated in the Penny Art Scholarship Contest. This department feels quite fullfilled with their awards for this year.