Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Espanol II. L. to R. Back row: Leonora Schmcdcl, Chavela Canine. Elena Wacchter. Carlos Merritt, Carlitos Frantz. Rudolfo Harley, David Bagwell. Juan Sands. David Hoff. Diego I’lrey. y el Scnor Shonk. Front row: Barbara Bender, Luisa Parrett, Catalina Harris. Bonita Freed. Rosa Dillon. Delores Cleveland. Berrina McFarland. Anita Finnell. y Susita Weber. Linda Warner, tocando la piano. EL CLUB ESPAINOL (THE SPANISH CLUB) Este es el ano segundo que ha estado un Club Espanol en Central. Los miembros tienen que ser estudiantes de espanol. En el Club Espanol, los miembros aprenden de la gente que habla espanol. Durante el ano. el club veia unas peliculas de Mexico y Espana, y hacian unas fiestas. El club se encuentra dos veces por mes los viernes. This is the second year for the Spanish Club at Central. The members of the club must be Spanish students. In Spanish Club, the members learn about Spanish speaking people. During the year the club has seen films about Mexico and Spain and has had several parties. The club meets two times per month on Fridays. Juan Holl, vice presidente; Carlitos Frantz, sccrctario; el Scnor Shonk, Fiador; Elena Wacchter. presidente; Linda Warner, reporter; y Sara Wing, tesora. Espanol 1. L. to R. First row: Abril Burk- hart. Cecilia Cleveland. Rosa Kindley. Margarita Gable. Carolina Weimcr. Mariana Wei-mcr. Second row: Tatiana BertuIsons. Evc-linia Gottman. Susita Sturdevant. Diana Brace. Juana Baker. Sara Wing, Elena Te-wich. Third row: Chiquiton Heckman. Rogerio Dilling. Roberto Floyd. Gilberto Leffel. Juan Holl, Ricardo Roberts. Rodrigo Deardorff, y cl Scnor Shonk. Pjge Ten

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Vice President Secretary ...... President ...... Treasurer ...... ... Steve Hearn Andrew Kainass ...... Tom Mote Elaine Waechter SENIORS . . . Entering the Big Top! Gosh, it was great. We were only seventh graders then, but by the time we were eighth graders we were well on our way to the top. In the Freshman year, the girls were initiated into Sunshine as hillbillys” while the boys stood around and laughed. By the time we were Sophomores we were ready and willing to make some money. And boy, did we! First we helped the Juniors put on a successful pancake supper. Then when we were Juniors we took over the Carnival.” It was a huge success. Later that year we got ambitious and sponsored the St. Pat’s Dance for the whole school. We also made money selling cokes, popcorn, candy, apples, and hot dogs at the home basketball games. That was the year we got our class rings, too. Public Service Company—Good, low cost electric service.—Wetzel Insurance Agency—Where Insurance is a Business. Pjgc Twelve