Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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ii It's Christmas party time again, says Mrs Eugene Cockrell, sponsor of Spanish Club, as she tells all the details to the Spanish Club members. During their lunch hour, Latin Club presidents Mike Power and Kathy Gribbin discuss the possibility of a Latin Club lobby display. 48 language clubs Filled with pride, Sue Weaver shows her ginger- bread house at the International Banquet Oct. 6 t.,f1

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WW 1? 551 'mx orphan children capture STUDENT COUNCIL hearts on halloween day Sixteen homeless children won the hearts of council members, as the chil- dren paraded at Pam Powell's home dur- ing a Student Council sponsored party. President Brad Grubb presided over Student Council. Assisted by Vice-presi- dent Denny Gray, Brad and other mem- bers of the council planned convocations and the Homecoming Parade. Historical Society members will not soon forget journeying to Fort Wayne to see President Nixon where they were turned away because of overcrowding. Whether on the national, state, or local level the Historical Society plays an im- portant part in preserving the past for fu- ture generations to enjoy. Faculty sponsor Mr. Ioseph Weaver, President Iudy Carlson, and Vice-presi- dent Joe Rosengarten all strived to form a better cultural society for the unnumer- able years to follow. Historical Society President Iudy Carlson awaits suggestions for future field trips within Indiana. mwWvm,,,..,...'-1-ns' Q' of vonsor Mr. Joseph Weaver and treasurer. Ienni Bradley discuss the possibility of a National Historical ciety field trip to an abandoned school house in the Oak Hill community. historical society 47

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,. e to 1, Showingher European trip' Senior Pam Powell Member Iessica Martin, and secretary janet Span- shares with the French Club, her travels. gler plan a German Club dinner. an A rx. 4- , 3 5 on. . -we B-'fl .,-s FRENCH CLUB members leave for european tour Being serenaded by Romeo Cruz, foreign exhchange student from Guatemala, and lectured by A.F.S. stu- dent, Iessica Martin, students enjoyed the foreign atmosphere and mixed dishes presented at the 1970 Interna- tional Banquet sponsored by the Latin Club. The Latin Club was guided by Kathy Gribbin and Mike Power and sponsored by Mrs. Edwin Landis. Bon voyage! cried mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, as seven Oak Hill students boarding an Ameri- can airliner waved good-bye to fami- lies and Indiana. Susan Shane, Pam Powell, Becky Williams, Anne Morri- son, Lesa Walters, David Goff, and Ia- net Friese off to an adventure of a life-time toured France, Italy, and Switzerland. On October 21, this group shared slides taken on their European language study trip with French Club members. German Club managed by presi- dent, Denise VanBelkum, planned their annual Christmas party and din- ner at the Heidleberg Restaurant in Huntington. A Christmas party at the home of sponsor, Mrs. Eugene Cockrell, ranked high on the agenda for the Spanish Club. language clubs 49