Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

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1-....................,, SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Back Row--Mr. Earl Lemmon, Delta neo Glynn, Patricia Randall Alfred Need, L. J. Drury, Corinne Peace, Griffon Auooin. Front Row-Sadie Patureau, Cameron Thompson, Henry Landry, Margaret Gorman, John Hiller. Cleft to right?

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First Row- Sceond Row Third Row- Fourth Row Fifth Row- Last Row-- CLUB SONG W0'?f'C 10721 to you, O. W. L. We're steadfast and true, O, W, L, We'll back you to stand against the best in the land, For we know that you can, O, W, L, Rah! Rah! Rah! So do your best, O. W. L. We know that you can, O. W. L. Our club is our fame protector Come forth, for we expect the best of you, O. W. L. Rah! Rah! Rah! O. W. L. MEMBERS IN PICTURE 1 -Marlin Trosclair, Bobby Polaski, Lillian Buford, Joyce Thcriot, Jeanette Gautier. -Genevieve Dragna, Bonnie Mini, Betty Jean Hanil - ton, Margarite Aye, Evanna Wooters, Madeline Egle. -Lorena Loupe, Dorothy Vining, Bergit Hansen, Doris Barrios, Mary Lou Snell, Betty Smith, Joyce Rey- naud. ' -Mr. Michel, Zelma Grabert, Rita Lyall,, Ethel Percle, Vina Mae Stephens, Virginia Grizzaffi, Pearl Fazio, Fay Smith. ' -Audrey Lamury, Mary Chasson,Evelyn Brown,'Lucille 'Elise Freeman, Evelyn Prestenbach,Frances Domino, Bonaire. ' ' McKnight, Patricia Randall,Connie RatelifE Lyall, Patsy Boudreaux, Rosemary Hardee, Olga Mae Falgout, Ruth Asplund, and Alrena Rich- mend. -Frances Amy Leu Cleft to rightj

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DPM' XHU UN GT U1 1 UW HID? ly ,adj An over-increasing interest in the Spanish language and closer Pan American relationship with Latin American coun tries to the south, by high scheol's students, resulted in their organizing a Spanish Club in November, 1941 M Earl Lemmon sponsors the club, which held its first regular meeting L November 2' and has continued to meet twice each month at seven ofclock in the evening The offi cers are, Alfred'Mead, president, Carl Cooncr, vice presi dent, Pat Randall, secretaryg L J. Drury, treasurer, Adolph Brooks, and Joe Johanson, sergea ts at arms, and Alfred Mead, Student Council Representative As a part of its social activities, the Spanish Club held a dance in the fell, and before Christmas sponsored a banquet at which presents were exchanged by the members s this article goes into print, the club is discussing plans for a Spring Fiesta in honor of Ueut goingn senior members 'There are seventy four students studying Spanish this wn, - . ' A -w year, a largex there were only In 1940 41, the are at present one second year The newly umbor than in the 1959 40 school year, when thirty two students in the Spanish classes number increased to seventy eight 'There threo'classes two first year classes, and class organized Spanish Club has twenty one stu dents as members and it is supposed that next year it will have many more, and will continue to be strongly organized for the important part that it will pley in the extra curri cular activities of the school, and because of a continued increase in interest by high school students in the Spanish language Griffon Aucoin Leroy Bolottc Adolph Brooks Thomas Buford Carl Cooner L. J. Drury Noelia FD-12501113 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Den Lee Frementhal Delta Mae Glynn Margaret Gorman Joe Johansen Henry Landry Paul Manf1e Gaydell Mayen Alfred Mead John Miller Sadie Patureau Corinne Peace Patricia Randall S. P. Rogers, Jr. Cameron Thompson f' I X ' g f I i J X x I I L N. I ! 1 N X I I ' I r . - - o ' 1' ' an 1 at K . .H .- - B . , ' H , , Q . . ' A , 0 . A O