Terrace Park High School - Yearbook (Terrace Park, OH)

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Roasting in the Latin Club emblem, the Torch, are the T0 BACK! S. Hoffman, K. Whitley, L. Heil, L. T Stone, M. Milford, T. Tooker, R. Todd, A. Kirby, C. Stoeclclin, J. Specs, D. Fender, S. Grace, P. Perry, P. Lloyd, M. Whitley, HQ' s llagherg Mrs. Watkins, Advisor. ' ' One of Terrace Parkis oldest and most distinguished organizations in Advocati Latini. meaning, ofcourse, Latin Club. It is composed of all Freshmen Latin stu- dents having a B average or above, second year students, and those juniors and seniors who have been previous members of the club. Two ofthe most interesting and excit- ing events of the year are the initiations. The Hrst one is in the fall. It brings the sophomores in the club. Later in March, the eligible freshmen are admitted. In January the group went to Scotties' Res- taurant for dinner and then to the theater. Their money-making project was a bake sale. This club meets monthly at which time they plan their various projects and events. A. Kirby President L. Terwillegar- dun ecretary-Treasur M L2 I 61 1 I Page forty-o ne

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, Wir ,W 4+ Language Club meets once a month for the purpose oflearning more about the customs, the geography, and the people of France and Spain. To aid in the realization of this purpose, the members correspond with other students in Europe. At some of the meetings, films on France and Spain are shown. Occasionally a guest lecturer, one who has been in Europe, speaks to the group. In November, the group went first to Caproni's for a Spanish', dinner and then to a French Hcinemaf, This club is not only entertaining and educational, but also charitable. In November a Care package was sent to help a needy family in France. FIRST RO W: J. Ourand. SECOND ROW ffront to backlz J. Kircher, K. Morris. A. Adams, J. Spees, P. Halbauer. THIRD ROW: P Kocar, J. Anderson. C. Wiebold, H. Rubenkoenig, S. Roose, M. Davis, S. Diefendorf. FOURTH ROW: D. Johnson, R. Sparrow, M Winters, J. Bcets, F.. Busken, M: Peterson. STANDING: C. Kennedy, Treasurer: C. Jerden, Secretary, N. Zink, President, Mr. R. He ron, Advisor. Y