Pikesville High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Latin Club Revived This year the Latin Club returned to Pikesville and enjoyed an active year. Their main objective, according to president Ella Bronstein, was to explore the varied cultures of Greece and Italy. They dined at the Icarus and Athenian, Greek restaurants, and at Sabatino's, an Italian restaurant. A visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art enlightened the club members to the advancement of the Creek and Roman cultures. A field trip to the Italian embassy broad- ened their scope of modern and ancient Italy. Pig Latin is the only kind I know LATIN CLUB: 7st row - DiPasquale, M. Weinberg, 2nd row -W. Jacobs, S. Steinberg, D. Mesh ulam, M. Snyder, 3rd row - I. Doline, L. Rody, M. Maos, B. Schle- noff, 4th row- M. Heyne QAdv.I, M. Lipsitz, F. Lieberman, L, Resnick. 68 latin club

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A few members in the Spanish spirit. Que Pasa? Having Milvia from Chile and Felipe from Mexico in addition to Diane Milhauser's return from Brazil was this year's Spanish Club's good fortune. These three students, plus more, spoke at the meetings, as they discussed life in different countries. During Christmas, members learned Spanish folk dancing, ate tacos, and broke a pinata. The year ended with a trip to Washington, D,C. to visit the Spanish speaking embassy and then to a Spanish restau- rant. SPANISH CLUB: 7st row - C. Hoff- Y man, M. Margolies, D. Milhauser, M. Strauss, C. Szmidt, C. Pritsloff, 2nd row--S. Gold, G, Friedman, B. Sell- man, P. Harris, S. Fudman, 3rd row- ' F. Alperstein, H. Leikach, B. Lunitz, R. Gruenbergg 4th row - R. Cooper- man, K. Sweren, C. Molofsky, S. Roody, B. Porter lAdv.J, 5th row - N. Rubin, C. Boyer, L. Jacobs, D. Kohn, M. Hymer. spanish club 67

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Naomi Wolff and Judi Freinberg review their lines before the presenta- tion of the play, L'Avare. French Club Survives After Mr. Birnbaum came to the French Club's rescue as they searched for an advisor, the members began their activities with an innovative speaker from the French 2 embassy. The play, L'Avare, and a script from a French 5 radio program were presented at scheduled meetings. The traditional games day and a cooking demonstration were also held, thus making it another memorable year for the French Club. FRENCH CLUB: 1st row-A. Kleiman, C, Lerner, L. Hertz, M. Fink, M. Mitnick, S. Pollack, E. Rody, B. Schlenoff, D. Meshulam, A. Lichtenstein, 2nd row-E. Levin, non-member, R. Paul, F. Lerner, A. Richardson, S. Cooper, 1. Markman, M. Goldberg, D. Motzno, C. DiPasquale, 3rd row- B. Schapiro, D. Nocho- mowitz, M. Rosenthal, 1. Tepper, S. Solomon, R. Trost, M. Klein, L. Potemken, M. Eppel, S. Heneson, M. Sussman lPres.j, L. Engel, R. Hammerman. french club 69