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Boys become members of girls ' Booster Club Senior Booster Club members -Front row: Michaeline Smolinski. Wilson. Millie Ivankovich. Sally Ivankovich, Bruce Rhymes. Third Paula Wilson. Cheryl Harris. Second row: Porfie Ramos. Debbie row: Jarutha Fowlkes. Beverly Howard. Margaret Bryant. For the first time in Booster Club’s existence boys were admitted to membership. Varied money-making projects, bake sales, homecoming mums, booster pins and dances were held by the club. A can¬ dy sale, which made possible the purchase of new cheerleader uniforms for varsity and reserve squads, proved popular. Club members appeared in new sweaters with white emblems for which they raised funds. Booster Club officers were Cheryl Harris, president; Paula Wilson, vice-presi¬ dent, Becky Reuter, secretary, and Anita Bell, treasurer. Miss Jacqueline Dozier and Miss Benja Waugh served as sponsors. Booster Club sponsors Miss Dozier and Miss Waugh look through receipts be¬ fore they distribute Homecoming chrysanthemums. Couples dance at the Homecoming dance which is held annually by Booster Club. 26
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Deborah Gearring and Willie Raspberry dance to a favorite tune. Renee Smith and Anthony Stout move slowly toward the punch bowl. Anna Medina and Angel Torres discuss the prom decorations while enjoying fruit punch. Juniors Doreen Frymire and Otto Miller go on a search for pictures during the orchestra break.
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Foreign language clubs ' enrollments decline German, Latin, French and Spanish Club had very small enrollments. Seniors held the offices of president and vice- president. The sponsors for the clubs were Miss Georgia Bopp, German; Miss Sally Jones, French; Mrs. Margaret De Leurere, Latin; and Mrs. Melva Zabarte, Spanish. German Club bought club sweaters for their members, earning the funds by hav¬ ing bake sales. The members also attended the National German Club convention. Latin Club enslaved their freshmen members, selling them at auctions and freeing them at SATURNALIA. Spanish Club held their annual friend¬ ship day when students and teachers bought red carnations for their friends. They also held a number of bake sales. The money from the bake sales and carnations was used for their trip to Ad¬ venture Land, amusement park in Chicago. German Club members: Doreen Frymire, Crystal Harvey, Sally Ivankovich, Donna Rimmer, Norma Arechiga. President of Latin Club, Michaleen Smo- linski conducts a meeting as Mrs. De- Leurere looks on. Senior French Club members Antoinette Bell, six-year French student, and Al Carey, three-year French student.
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