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102 A 'K lt! in Spanish Club members, Carlos Serrato and Lane Kamhi, play a rousing Spanish type of bingo, called Helo Aqui. Pam Hood offers Jan Fricke a sample of the tasty candy ata bake sale. -ssh- President Pam Hood leads a lively discussion as the French Club looks at European current affairs.
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Page 103 text:
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Ready to see a filmstrip on the new inventions in home appliances, the FHA talks awhile. Ned Grabavoy and his assistant show the girls how plain cakes can be turned into works of art by the simple methods of cake decorating. FHA Learns Art of Interior Decoration Living in an age of automation, the Future Homemakers of America explored the modern arts of running the home and family. Exchang- ing of gifts between the members took place during the Christmas festivities. This club was entertained by Rabbi Hershman, who expounded with eye-opening talk on morals and manners. Joliet baker, Mr. Ned Grabavoy, demonstrated the intricate art of professional cake decorating. Interior Decoration, a film, was viewed, giving the girls ideas for decorating their own rooms and their homes in the future. Debbie Klein and her mother led the group on a Scan- dinavian tour through the scenic countryside of Norway and Sweden. Elections for new officers took place early in the Spring. tiff f Icing tubes that so delicately beautify a cake are shown to FHA members.
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X vs -uv., Y-.... Surrounded by his Rom an oration. I ., . fi ,f X an subjects, Emil Petrusa, as the dynamic Cicero, gives German Club officers s cities. kim over maps of Germany while locating Old World Language Clubs Link World Cultures Vengas a la cosa interesante post escuelaf, said Wendy Boxer to a fellow Spanish Club member. In three other tongues students could be heard reminding each other of the var- ious language club meetings. Developing a French flair, the French Club read foreign magazines, planned a trip to Chi- cago, and even investigated the world of French cookery in a soup tasting event. Latin Club delved into classical Roman lit- erature such as Cicero and Cato. Arrangements were underway for the annual Roman banquet complete with costumes and slaves and the at- mosphere of ancient Rome. German Club kept up with current affairs in Germany. They saw slides of the German countryside, and they watched as plans for a Chicago visit materialized. Spanish guitars or a boisterous fiesta song could be heard coming from Room 130. Spanish Club listened to native records and saw in- teresting personal films of Spanish customs. President Norman Hall conducts a Latin Club meeting. 1 z 103
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