Conard High School - Seconian Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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MI onion c l'Xll!Ilh1 in fc is so a se min 1 nn lllltl tu s Hllf lxi ian im rss 1 SHIKI I R Sl uc lxtn I s 1 1 Intl mt: si l'Xlll X inlmtig IH x lman Illl 1 mi Str 1 rr 1 1 S1111 'zenc4ZZaK The french Club met once a month throughout the school xear French eulture was presented to the group through moxies slides, and diseussions which were led by students and teachers who had visited Franee. Through these discussions the lfreneh stu- dents were 'ihle to get insight into French eustoms and the lives of' Freneh people today. about Gcrmanx and the customs of its the purpose of Conards German Club eonsisted of those w ho take or haxe taken and those who had a special interest m At the meetings slides or films were shown l earning people is 'Nlembers German Germany. 'ind talks were given on German customs. .-X high- light ol' this year's program was the Christmas party, when members learned German eustoms of the sea- son played word games with German words, and sang German songs. .S fl6Ul1'.1.jf'l RLI11: XY. Christi' . 1ri'm. . ax' os 'i, .N-'ist '1l6. . .' ringer, .S'lfCO.N'IJ R0l1': .X. 5- gmin. ,X Claulzinger, H. llornhrueli. . Hanna. B. Nlanke, Nliss Nliller. THIRD HHH R. Seroniem . Peta. Nl. Sehwartzmann. 1'

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A fi' The library was their business this year! This club was the working force which helped Bliss Christensen to set up the library for student use. Their main purpose was to foster interest in the STANDING, Left to Right: L. Katzen, B. O'Meara. D. Schorcr. R. Kelleher, Mr. Connolly. SEATED: L. Gaspie. N. Glnhn, B. Kuzma. B. Jensen, C. Jespersen. 'lihe Nlouitors' Club eonsisted ofkjuuior and senior boys aucl girls who kept traffic in ci0Ill1IifliS spurious halls under control. XN'l1at would we have done the first clay without them to tell us where we were supposed to go? Thanks, monitors. for your help. Zkzzau 0 uf.-an-M. ' wig library and to aid students in its use. They were seen every period of every school clay hustling around the library arranging shelves, typing, and checking out books. l'IRSfRUI1'. Lqft ru Rtghlx Ci. Green.-I. Sieeal. B Grc-iff. ll. She-nker. N. Zuker- man SEf.'U,X'lJ HHH' Clxjc-stx-rsen.J. Koplowitz. R. Gould. L. Scagraxej. lleuey. Nlrs Christensen. I IR.S f RUW, Left to Right: B. Tackach, N. Lassman. T. Shapiro. .S'l:'l,'U,N'D RUN? Owen, T. MacMeekin, Nlorris. THIRD ROHY R. Spargo, NN'itkowski, G. Espelin, T. Giddings.

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FIRST ROW, UD In Right: C, Sherman, P. I.urie,-I. Norling. A. Yaeztyoiie. P. tle Cihabert. P. Reinpf. S. Nassau. P. Peter- K. McCarthy, R. Goldberg. ID. Spitalny. I.. Fisher. .S'I:'f.l OND ROW' R. Eichelman. E. Benoit, Wakeman. Rosenbloom, B, Rigazio, B. Shoor. Bernier, P. Stich. M. Baller. S. Hastings, G. W'innick. THIRD RON? Mrs. Powers, L. Terry, D. Cohen, S. .-Xgud. I.. DX-Xmato, ISI. Spit-gal. Habla Espanol? Since the chief aim ofthe Spanish Club is to speak only in Spanish, it was necessary Hur the members to know some Spanish. 'lihe group practiced conversation. learned customs and dances. and presented the Pan American Day assetnbly. Une of the highlights ofthe year was the Christmas party. including the customary pinata, filled with gifts and sweets. Under the direction of Nlrs. Powers and with the help ofthe program committee the meetings were full of variety and entertainment. Viva el Cireulo Espanol! FIRST ROW. 1.5010 Right: L. Glassman. Solomon. L. Vein- stein, C. Cohen, D, Lipman. B. Pierce. A. Leader. Foley. M. Randell. Reiner. K. Silver. M. Butler, M. Cohen. Sliff- OXD ROW: Kleinman. R. Spargo. I.. Neilson. B. Fiske. M. Whittle. B. Sondik, Schaefer. Ii. Lantz. Davis. M, Tierney. H. Stabnick. 'IIIIRD ROW. H. Fine-.Al Buckholtz. son. P. Reid. G. Keyes. R. Platt. FUIIRIII ROW: B. Rockwell, B. Greiff, P. Messer. Cohen. Trask, P. Ascher. Ginewsky. B. Cronin. R, Mell, Ii. Marcuson. S.Smith, Learning about ancient Roman culture and customs is an enjoyable process to the members of the Sorzflax Romanrz. The purposes of the Latin Club are to learn more about Latin and the Romans, to develop capacity for leadership and fellowship, to enrich the pupils' backgrounds, and to contribute to the social life of the Latin classes. Sjones. N. Ashton. R. Wenger. R. Berins. R, Stoddard. Kelly. Ives. M. Weiner. C, Skahill. Kxjohnson. I.. Rosenbaum. M. DuBrow, Crowe. A. Morisse, Olson. Miss Flannigan. C. Greenberg, I-'OI'RIII ROW' M. Abrams, S. Gellin. N. Day, R. Sc'hoolnik.J. Rumi. .X. Seelig, XY. Crowe. C. Olson. NI. Ilay. C. Evans. C. Radville.