Elmwood Park High School - Scroll Yearbook (Elmwood Park, IL)

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Jlafin CM The Latin Club still lives on, though Caesar has fallen! But, letis come back to reality: for it is only at the traditional Roman Banquet each year, that Caesar appears. The members certainly enjoy this highlight of the year, and it is one of the important undertakings of the club. The club is under the direction of Mrs. Armer. who guides the members in various undertakings. The Latin Club recent- ly made a float for our homecoming parade. One thing is sure, the members are forever striving to further their interest and the interest of others. in Latin. I I X 1 Row l: E. Robb, R. Narski, R. Heurlin, 1treas.J, S. Carmachel, lpresj, C. Hoehammer, fsecj, F. Caliendo, 1V. Pres.J, T. Rosinski. tparlj, B. Yeiser. Row 2: J. Smith, H. Desmond, J. Chlipala, D. Rajchel, J. Schuch, C. Sabol, P. Hawkins, F. Rooney, S. Nelson, D. Fowler. Row 3: Stewart, J. Paulsen, M. Passarelli, J. Jakoubek. M. Sorensen, D. Halleman, K. Jepson, L. Struben, P. Depaolo, M. Brennwald, D. Haddon. Row 4: M. Anderson, P. Matteson, I. Stegen, J. DiBernardino, S. Zwijacz, C. Waters, T Farnsworth, J. Bartkowicz, D. Klein, L. Tarsitano, J. Koos, D. Byer. Row 5: R. Carlson, R. Logiodice, K. Navratil, B. Braley, K. Oberg, C. Marcucci, W. Linz, M. Niro, G. Clemons, B. Proksa, C. Craigo, C. Blank. Row 6: C. Obrenoff, B. McCoron, W. Legutki.

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eI'I'l'lClll CM For the past two years, Mr. Grothen has successfully guided and supervised the activities of the German Club. In the past years, the German Club members have gone out on an annual German dinner, which it could be added, brings on the pounds! The German Club pushes on for a further understanding of the cus- toms, the language, and the people. One example is the German foreign exchange student, Ina Stegen. , as 'T' Row 1: I. Stegan, T. Barbour. D. Johnson, A. Klink, J. Lundin. T. Kirts, E. Dammann, W. Keefer. Row 2: D. Domeny, P. Onni, A. Oswalt, L. Schwab, B. Brembach, D. Michaelis, J. Bistolas R. Boettger, R. Littmann, J. Ditz. Row 3: D. Schneider, R. Katz, G. Kageli, J. Schraeder. D. Hass. R. Meldahl, D. Melnick D. Goldeking, E. Larson, D. Kangleitner, E. Ewiklin, R. Mellema. Row 4: D. Foulkes, B. Michaels, J. Mack. T. Sullivan, M. Abrath, K. Elsoos, L. Bahns J. Dyson, Bob Roos, D. Moll, R. Hackleutner, B. Kahle. Row 5: J. Fiorentino, T. Schetter. R. Vitek, D. Koepke, T. Ilein, P. Luczyk, A. Chomacke R. Ciangi, B. Peterson, R. Wendler, J. Wojkowski, R. Yarema. J. Tomaino. Row 6: W. Leland, H. Halverson, R. Scalzo, R. Dorr, D. Tolman, K. Marks. v v v v 25

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The Italian Club has tried to relate to its members a better understanding of the language and of those who speak it. The Italian Club is again under the guidance of Mr. Capponi. It plans many interesting excursions and meetings. Along their theme, speakers and movies are included in the program. An Italian outdoor dinner is planned for this coming Spring. Row 1: J. Ciancio, J. Bafaro E. Currieri, M. Ponzi, J. Nomel lini, Pres., J. Freda. Vice-Pres. M. Assarell, C. Fricano. Row 2: A. Malatia. D. Del Boccio. M. Parla. D. Ciancio. C Nuccio, J. Sandro. J. DePaul, B Bruno. J. Nuzzo, R. Ragnini, A Schultz. Row 3: C. Constantino. B. Crot- tola, A. Giovanazzi, V. Damen, D. Padavano. B. Melone, T. De- Florio, R. DelBoccio. PQIZCA The French Club is also guided by Mr. Grothen. This club is not only recreational, but also educational as all of our clubs are. Many films dealing with his- torical happenings are seen at a meeting of the French Club. Row 1: V. Terese. J. Hammond. B. Horve, D. Petritis, D. Kay. S. Switall. A. Russell. J. Goetz. J. Herman. Row 2: B. Zarob. D. Koos. J Wudi, B. Kloss, S. Peterson. W. Doyle. K. Paluck, K. Kare. Row 3: J. LaBelle, H. Holter B. Zimstein, B. Warner, R. Janis N. Golberg. .l. Herman. s