Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS)

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I9 i Cumpleanos Feliz, orteamerioanos! fHappy Birthday, America One master mariner of the fifteenth century thought that he could find a western passage to the Indies and the Orient. He failed to find this passage, but he made even greater history by discovering America. Sailing for Spain , Christopher Columbus estab- lished an early foothold for the Spanish exploration of the southern and western United States. Horn Lake's Spanish Club provides an opportunity for students to learn the fun customs of the Spaniards. The 34 members of the Spanish Club plan a fund-raising project and an awards banquet honoring members who have shown academic excellence or leader- ship. Each spring, five representatives from the Spanish Club enter the National Spanish Contest sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portugese. THIS PAGE, TOP: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Elsie Lipford, Vice Presidentg Miss Nelda Finn, Sponsor: Evelyn Ford, President: and Toni Chal- mers, Sec. and Treas. THIS PAGE, BOTTOM: Spanish Club members get first-hand knowledge of Spanish customs from Chilo Rodriguez of Nica- ragua. NEXT PAGE, TOP: lst ROW - left to right: Vera Jones, Ordell Smith, Mary Qualls, Belzonia Smith. 2nd ROW - left to right: Jerry Whitley, Charles Johnson, James Presely, Sandra Hutchens, Shultzey Harrison, Jenny King. 3rd ROW - left to right: Albert Brooks, Stanley Garri- son, Elton Jones, Ben Chalmers, John Jones. Eugene McKinney. NEXT PAGE, BOTTOM: lst ROW - left to right: Toni Chalmers, Ieaneva Davis, Gloriasteen Pruitt, Elsie Lipford, Linda Raybom, Annette Oliver, Marie Jones, Evelyn Ford. 2nd ROW - left to right: Delois Robinson, Robert Givens, Anita Bryant, Lee Autry Ford, Mardean Alexander, A. I. Rayborn. f ,O . ff, . NN f 5' ,' U' t. f w . ' QA f 1 .1 ,.-. ,, X 5 ,Ns . - .h M E., ' C ' 1 -vs f 'T is-gpg! X, 84 T rn. -mn -nt. ..,,.,,......, 5 .

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