Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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Uvalde JCL Larges Left Section: 1st Row: Rhonda Shearer, Lisa Davenport, Andy Hall, Chris Eddy. 2nd Row: Merry Chavez, Kathy Perry, Travis Neil, Michael Swift. 3rd Row: Joe Samarron, Lee Hoermann, Juan Sanchez, Russell Brewer. 4th Row: Kenneth Bostic, Nita Kothmann, Sammy Ramirez, Cindy Rainey. 5th Row: Hines Perry, Ricardo Flores, James Gonzalez, David Scheel, Steven Bagley, Middle Section: 1st Row: Teresa Cimental, Judy Perez, Janie Salazar, Vanessa Garcia, Lupe Flores, Estella Rivas, Lisa LaMascus, Pam Brown, Emily Brown, Jay Luce, Linda Rodriquez. 3rd Row: Jeff Jackson, Marla Rose, Dee Ann Dillahunty, Tina Everett, Brookie Wootton, Beverly Faust, Diana Koenning, Liz Scott. 4th Row: Cynthia Farris, Cathy Patton, Robin Brunnemann, Sharron Pope, Jennifer Wather, Carol Cook. Sth Row: Jerald Corder, Jeff Perkins, Jerry Wagnon, Mark Cruzcosa. 7th Row: Mike Kocian, James Mulkey, Kevin Juehn, Travis Griggs, Brian Huddleston, David Bowers. Standing are sponsors, India Newton and Sue Williamson. Right Section: 1st Row: Sylvia Flores, Libby Duncan, Karen Cabada, Joe Kelly. 2nd Row: Rita Gomez, Lori Alspaugh, Missy Castellaw, Randy Harris. 3rd Row: Rosselle Watkins, Tripp Davenport, Lisa Anderson, Donna Tuggle, Carrie Miller. 4th Row: Monica Aguilera, Nancy Jenkins, Rachel Edwards, Matt Marsh, 5th Row: Beth Walden and Dawn Kinzer. 6th Row: Loretta Capehart, Beth Dirksen. 7th Row: Suzie Hughes, and Gwenda Shearer. .... I K M IN .Q Texas The Junior Classical League's primary purpose is to promote the study of Latin. The JCL promotes interest in the study of the Greek and Roman language, culture and literature. Several activities are held each year to keep the members of the largest Latin club in Texas busy. The annual candy sale, participation in the Homecoming and Opera House inauguration parades, a booth at the Halloween Carnival, the Bike-a-Thon for the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, the selling of Saint Nick Snacks, the Roman Banquet, and the annual picnic held at the Newton Ranch all add to their enjoyment. -. l

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l -L 'Club of the year At the State Convention in Austin March 14 and 15, Uvalde's Junior Classical League was named Texas' Outstanding Latin Club of the Year. During the presentation of awards, Club sponsor Mrs. lndia Newton was honored by having a scholarship presented in her name. The 5500.00 scholarship will aid Latin students who attend college on a yearly basis. Prior to the State convention, the cIub's members also won first place at area B convention held at John Jay High School in San Antonio. ln April, the club held its annual Roman banquet, the theme of which was Hades During the banquet, the traditional slave march, mixing of the wines tDelaware puncht , and slave sales kept the lounging upper classmen and other audience members entertained until the upper class performed Hades, a play written by Jed Williams, former JCL president. Special guest was Mrs. Doris Kays, sponsor of the MacArthur Junior Classical League, who inducted the new officers. ln May, the JCL hosted the State executive Board Committee meeting at the Newton's ranch near Montell. Ftlght: Heading for the Nueces Ftiver, Merry Chavez, Kenneth Bostic, and Matt Marsh escape the complexities of the State Executive Board meeting. Below: Certamen members Nita Kothmann, Merry Chavez, Pam Brown, and Lee Hoermann prepare for competition slated for area convention. 3 Q. 88 JCL