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Entertainment dds To Latin Banquet Nos Moritus Te Salutamus Entertainment: Vestal Virgins give offerings. Gladiators fighting, Scarf dance, acrobatics. Rule by the triumvirate. Slave, wash my feet! I didn't know they had Burger Kings in Rome! Why are Freshmen always slaves? Latin - a dead language? N f B L -1: ,L .1 ' Ma, ' L , - gs 1 W , 't'i1V'Q f K K gif..-z , ii, B X :l i 5 Q 1 fi Above left: As Freshmen gladiators Georgia Dufreshe and Mary joe Marie per- formed, Roman guests and their slaves enjoyed the performance. Left: Serving the master, Jan leanfreau and Lynn Thompson were slaves Catherine Katner and Barbara Retif. Above: Representing the first triumvirate, Kim Baldwin as Pompeii, Mary Gay Moloney as Caesar, and Ginger Stousse as Crassus presided over the banquet. 51
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I Could Have Danced All ight! i Right: Winners of the various dance contests were Mr.'l Gonzales and leanne, Mr. Eustis and Pat, Mary and Mr. Mazzeno. Below: As Kitty Pescay received her drink, Katherine Hak- enjos orders two more. Below right: Pictured as they danced to the music of the Flower Pots were Mary Lee and her father, Mr. Sullivan. Freshmen sponsored the dance . . . I need suggestions for theme. Fathers and teachers meeting . . . Dad, I'll enter the Waltz contest if you'll at least try the litterbugf' Mothers worked at the snack bar Cokes for girls, Dad gets beer Careful, Dad, you'll hurt yourself. Music bythe Flower Pots I can't dance like that, Dad OUCHV' Annual Bunny Hop. No school 'till ten tomorrow We could have danced all night! Right: Enjoying the festivities were the girls who danced the Bunny Hop and those who watched, 50
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xg, ,mg The French Club . . . l i Open to all French students The trip on the Voyageur - great! A bike race in january l , A J, A movie - in French? A Learning French language and culture l 5 A Presenting a play. . . N H' 'W V , W, ,tw Le Hibou et la Pousiquette A dessert party - How about 'crepe suzette'? All these activities . . . planned by members - The French Club is fun! Top: French Club officers Harriet johnson and Michelle Dutrey viewed French filmstrips. Above left: Actresses fclockwisel Karen Pfister, Diane Meyer, Anita Lagarde, and Cindy Mouledoux practiced before performance. Above right: Club moderator Mrs. Mathews spoke about future club activities. Right: jenny Roach, Beatrice Twickler, Diane Meyer, and Anita Legarde were shown on stage performing Le Hibou et La Pousiquette
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