Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Snow Cancels Quiz Team's Chances at State The Latin Club has the honor of being associated with the Ohio Junior Classical League and the National Jun- ior Classical League. Christmas Caroling is an an- nual event. The Latin Club members sing songs to the people of Wayne County Home and Horn's Nursing Home in Latin. Due to the March 14th snow storm the club's participation in the State J.C.L. Convention had to be cancelled. A quiz bowl team made up of Doug Ward, Bob Merrilat, Rich Mon- ahan, Bill Anlang, and Dave Johnston, were to compete in a mythology contest. In past years the club has had participants in the Na- J t H, K th M A B b M .I Ch t C l - - ane imes, a y eirs, o erri at enjoy singing ris mas aros in tlonal Convention' Latin at the County Home. l , Latin Club: L-R: D, Rutt, B. Zimmerly, R. Barnes, B. Anfang, R. Marine, D. Oliver, J. lckes, G. Troyer, S. Hawkins, B. Merrilat, D. Cermely, D. Bowman, D. Ward, D. Gerber, 2 - D. Claus, B. Boner, E. Fetzer, J. Parkinson, K. Pinkley, S. Anfang, T. Chapman, C. Boyles, E. Moore, C. Rohr, K. Butts, J. Schwarzwalder, M. Moore, J. Bly, C. Barnes, C. Pater, L. Wood, D. Stutz, C. Flinner, J. Stocksdale, M. Coleman, 3 - D. Ward, C. Unkle, L. Kohler, R. Conner, C. Gildersleeve, J. Jones, M. Gasser, C. Fields, K. Brazee, G. Cantrell, D. Johnston. 49

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Spanish Club Works Hard Toward Mexican Tri o Spanish Club: L-R: D. Hackett, K. Wharton, B. Fike, J. Akins, M. Miller, D. Brooks, B. Ogden, J. Newhart, P. O'Brien, J. Sparr, M. Hess, J. Haghari, M. Moore, C. Clouse, P. Miller, J. Swinehart, S. Caskey, L. Welty, D. Clampett, B. Glick, S. Gasser, P. Swingle, R. Culbertson, 2 - P. Gallo, M. Freeman, S. Sidle, J. Walter, S. Tschlegg, J. Harter, M. Wengerd, C. Swoger, H. Unkle, R. Taylor, G. Cantrell, D. Moore, H. Rodebush, B. Walters, D. Tschiegg, R. Tieche, M. Cvelbar, D. Mackey, 3 - S. Baker, J. Wagner, D. Vial, K. Hileman, M. Yacapruro, D. Dreibelbis, A. Palombi, P. VanSickIe, D. Brooks, J. Lafever, R. Gant, J. Moore, A. Welty, D. Brown, L. Yutzy, L. Patterson. Paulette McGee, Diane Clampitt, Penny Swingle, and Miss Cvelbar enjoy making extra money by having bake sales at football games. 48 The members of the Span- ish Club are fun-loving people. This is evident by the many parties and dances they enjoy. A Halloween Party was an ex- cellent way to begin the school year. The hit of the Christmas Party was a Pinata made by art talented Spanish Club mem- bers. A huge success is the only way to describe the Grease Hop where students spent the night clapping and swaying. After working so hard to raise money, the club plans to spend it on a trip to Mexico. .ii Del Hackett makes the most out of that last dance at the Grease Hop.

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French Club Works to Raise Money for Trip SEATED: L to R: L. Messmore, M. Rickabaugh, C. Hofacre, K. Odenkirk, A. Maiwurm, T. Butts, B. Glick: STANDING: S. Cochran, T. Wright, W. Armstrong, T. Wile, Miss Cvelbar. j i -AJ. 50 Goals are set achieve, and French Club members hope to achieve their goal of a trip to the 1976 Expo in Quebec, Canada. The group earned money from bake sales, a stationery sale, and a red, blue, and orange frisbee sale. Paris was a dance sponsored by the club which gave members a chance to enjoy making money. A good time was enjoyed by all with a visit to a French res- taurant where members ex- perienced new foods and at- tempted to put what they had learned to work. Activities such as roller skating and swimming pro- vided a finale for the school year of 1974-1975. 5-. A - Paris was the theme of the dance held by the French Club as a money- making project. B - Cheryl Arm- strong and Trish Rose enjoy the at- mosphere ofthe French Club dance.