Central Catholic High School - Lance Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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First-hand sounds of French conversation intrigue Tom Peters and Janet Gagen. Angelo points out Marseille to Janet Krick and Connie Aveline Au revoir. . ., a demain. . ., a bientot! It may all be French to you, and so it is also to the members of the French Club. However, they know what it means. Daily routines are spiced with lively meetings. Furthering the learning of French is not the c1ub's only aim, for members present talks and projects which give an insight into the foundations of the language and into the customs and culture of the people who speak it. alive Speakers, Movies, Records, and Tapes Officers of the French Club, STANDING: Steve Ricks, Karen Kemper, Betty Lampe, Steve Buit. SEATED: Geneva Dux, Gigi O'Connor, Roseanne Blakesley, and Tom Peters surround the recorder as they plan. 4 Flirt ' i 'FQ' 2

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X Spanish Club Officers: Kathy Fawbush, Denny Douglas, Ken Morrison, Janice Schilling, and Bob Schrader prepare for a meeting. Modern Language labs Feature Liz Klinker and Betsy Anderson decorate the cafeteria for the Christmas party. While touring foreign lands throughthe wonder of films the Spanish Club has learned of the many Customs, and about the music, agriculture, and life of the people in Latin American countries. Foreign students attending Purdue spoke about themselves and their home lands in South America. Sister Mary Cyria, club moderator, introduces South American students at one of the meetings. Sister, herself, left for South America at the second semester to teach in the University of Santiago, Chile.

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-1, ' v v In our Latin exhibit at the State Convention, Carol Wallace points out the gods and heros and tells their story. C.C.'s Dave Cain President 0 Ken Rodgers shows the Pledge of Allegiance in Latin to Jeff Kemper, Joe Anthrop, and half-hidden Kathy Gagen. ra.:- M K .nhff-aw-f lm,i,,,,,.,1.- I hm' ww M H 1 anal-.f Since Dave Cain is president ofthe Indiana Junior Classical League,CC's Latin club heads the association of Latin clubs throughout Indiana. In addition to handling all Latin busi- ness, the club is at present preparing to enter the Association for the Promotion for the Study of Latin national Latin exam by intensifying its study of grammar and vocabulary. As a last big project, the members of CC's chapter of the I.J.C.L. will go to Indiana University to attend the annual convention held yearly in April. From here representatives may go on to Kansas City for the national convention in July.