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ii is LATIN CLUB4Front Row: Mitzi lVlihaiIa-primus consul lnot picturedl, Coralee Baughman-secundus consul, Debbie Moffett-praetor, Louise Fessler-duaestor, Cindy lVlcKnight-jantor, Sandra Reifsnyder, Janice Nicol, Frances Kingsbury, Charlene Karlen, Karen Shaffer, Row 2: lVlrs. Ill Fleighard-adviser, Lynn Parrish, Randy Anderson, Beth Pearson, Keene, Pam Davis, Kathy Hall, Steve Hubbs, John Hagan. Back Chris Bench, lVlike Ney, Scott Hahn, Lori Kuntze, Richard Howell, Hagan, Doulgas Domer, Janice Conrad, Ted Nlihaila, Roy Hardman. 6 Safe X Cecil Row: Tom WZ f fi., , , lVlike Ne , Pam Davis, and Cecil Keene are forced to roam the halls Lori Kuntze and Frances Kingsbury exhibit their talents before being V blindfolded at informal initiation. 121 sold as slaves.
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Language Clubs Stimulate Interests Under the guidance of Mrs. Reighard, the Latin Club learned many nevv and interesting facts about Roman life. To demonstrate Roman vvays, nevv mem- bers vvere sold as slaves. Later in the year they served their masters at the annual Roman banquet. The stu- dents joining the club vvere informally initiated by the officers and older members. At a later meeting an impressive formal initiation by candlelight made the students official members of the Latini Socii. Any student taking French vvas eligible to become a member of French Club. The club strived to intro- duce nevv ideas about French culture, language, and customs. To do so, they held an annual banquet at vvhich French customs vvere displayed. The club sponsored a bake sale at vvhich members dressed in native costumes of France and sold French pastries. They also enjoyed a Christmas party celebrated on Jan. 6, The Holiday of the Three Kings vvhich is similar to Christmas Day for the French. at Y -r J Lynn Ouillman purchases French pastries from Joy Aellig, Becky Clark, and Nancy Phillips. FRENCH CLUB-Front Row: Karen McCallum-president, Cindy Marsha Stevenson, Cindi Stahn, Sue Aebi, Marcia Helsel, Lori Linerode, Phillipsevice president, Domi Ney-secretary, Diane Scott-treasurer, Sue Nimon, Debby Becker. Back Row: Linda Farrington, Joyce Honaker, Larry DeLion-recorder, Paula Myers, Marian Spahlinger, Debbie Bielz, Mary Smith, Judy France, Dana Davidson, George Burky, Nancy Phillips, Linda Nelson. Row 2.' Miss Trenjanfadviser, Gail Ferrell, Faye Miller, Becky Clark, Beverly Sheafferr Diane Snyder, Denise Snyder' 120
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