Naperville Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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LATIN CL This year the Latin Clubhad more members than it has had for a long time. The club met once a month during homeroom. At these meetings a different phase in the life of a Roman boy was discussed. Beginning with the birth and naming of a Roman boy, the story finally ended with the burial of the Roman man. The b i g event of the year was the Roman Banquet, which proved to be very grand. We all dined whzile reclining in true Roman manner. EL ELUB EEFHNUL SPANISH CLUB This year ihe Spanish Club, under the direc- tion of MaryAnnKrueger, presidentg Pat Ory,sec- retary-treasurerg and Miss Brown, sponsor, participated in numerous school activities. In the homecoming parade our club was represented by a brightly decorated Fordecito. In the 'winter we had an informal dinner with Mexican food and decor- ations. The winners of the Spanish games were awarded Mexican - made baskets. Pan American Day, an important date for our club, was celebrated at an assembly program. The Spanish Comida , a gala affair , climaxed the club activities for the year.

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The N.H.S. Home Ec. Club is composed of about forty-three members. It meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month with Phyllis Hosler, presidentg Shirley Yackley CJr.J,vice-president, and Joan Hiltenbrand, sec- retary-treasurer. Our program theme for the year is Girls United . At the beginning of the year We had our a.nnualPotluck Supper after which we had the installation of new members. During the Christmas Season we participated in the World Festival Drive to send packages to children in Europe. Each year we send a delegate to the summer camp, which is at Lake Bloomington, Illinois. Also, every year a Rally Day is held at some nearby school. The last outstanding event in which our club participates is that of the Home Economics Club Tea at the time of the styling of garments made in the clothing classes. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President-Don Kocher Vice Presidents-Chuck Steck, Tom McDowell Secretary-'Hilbert Hageman Treasurer-Richard Moeller Reporter-Tom McDowell Sentinel-Dick Rieser Advisor-Leo Walsh Champion Swine Grower-Dick Rieser Champion Ear Corn Grower-John Case, Wilbert Hageman Champion Public Speaking-Gene Darfler Senior Medal Winner-Virgil Martin Soil Savers-Richard Moeller, Virgil Martin, Don Kocher, Dick Rieser, Gerald Ehrhart, John Case, Wm. Connell. Live Stock Investment 257,000 Acres of Crops-190

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CLARA BARTON LEAGUE The Clara. Barton League is organized to include all girls who are inter- ested in the vocational possibilities of nursing. With the need for nurses so great, the organiza- tion seeks to guide girls in their decision to en- ter the nursing profes- sion. Group projects such as trips through hospitals, talks, and so- cial affairs add inter- est to the group. LENSMEN The Lensmen,under the supervision of Mr. Hol- land, had a very educa- tional yea.r.The officers, were Bob Sebastian, pres- identg Ed Knickerbocker, vice-presidentg and Ken Sovereign,seoretary-trea- surer. The club meets on- ly once every two weeks. The time was divided in- to talks by members, and the showing of pictures taken by members. LEADERS' CLUB Leaders' Club is com- posed of a. group of jun- ior and senior girls who wish to gain experience in leadership and prepare for a career in the field of physical education. The girls assist in phys'I.m'.I. education classes as well as in after school athletics. The club is ably sponsored by Miss Stark and headed by Anna. Nevsimal, presi- dent, and Jean Wehrli, secretary-treasurer.