Memorial High School - Talon Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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E51 LOS QUIJOTES officers ibottom right: Debbie Jones, Marsha Blake, Ginny Patrick and Kathy O'ReilIyj examined a pinata. Meredith Andrews, Steve Mapes and Mark Willingham ftop rightl began a money-making project by selling stationery. Debbie Jones talked to a prospective customer, Nancy Colin ltop middlel. David Wagner gave an oration while the other Aquilae Romanae officers, Dianne Crites, Art Babb and Bill Hill, listened lleftj. A skit was put on by the Latin club. Some of its participants were Rusty Kemm, Rocky Biggers and Tom Russell lmiddlej. Miss Linda Morton helped the boys prepare. Z IA ef fi? W 5 ft .sm iw as

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Spanish, Latin clubs. . . Jingle Bells Spanish style set the tone of the Christmas meeting of Los Quijotes: Cascabel, cascabel Musica de amor Dulces horas, Gratas horas Juventud en flor. About 30 members began their year with stationery sales to raise money for a planned trip to Silver Dollar City or St. Louis. I think the purpose of Los Qui- jotes is to be able to learn more about the language, said an officer. Early in the year, Nlrs. Victoria Blake spoke to us about her year in Mexico, most of us were thrilled to find ourselves understanding what she said. According to adviser -Al 1' l K I X . i -k I ' xg ,P A - x N ,X X l . l Mrs. Atalie Lebedeff, Mrs. Blake spoke about Christmas customs, schools lin some cases separate for boys and girlsi and Gaudalajaraf' Aquilae Fiomanae, meaning Ro- man Eagles, was an apt name for the Latin club. Their goal was to informally learn more about Roman life and culture. They enjoyed skits and games lin Latin, of coursei featuring Roman dress-tunics and togas. Near Halloween, club mem- bers discussed Roman superstitions about carrying the bride over the threshold and walking under a lad- der. Adviser Miss Linda lvlorton stated, A group is valid only when mem- bers are active in support of the organization. lf the group had not been in existence, l probably would have formed it. Hopefully, the club will be academically oriented. EV 1 - ' , Y ,Aisle '.: . sig ,.,. ... . l 'i l l 'll 4

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