Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Yr K5 i ROW ONE: Miss Jolly. Joahie Sweatt. Nancy Hall, Jim Lampe. Leslie Otto, Jeanne Jordan., ROW !'W0: .Barbara Kellogg, Aneita Atwood. Fred Graham. Joe Roig, Sue Rynne. Mike Roig, Judy Meserow. ROV! THRI-,las Chris Mead. Sherry Howard. Gayle Sessions. Pat Brickell, Rhonda Reister, Jan Irvine, Sharon Smith. Spani h Club Learns Customs of Spain A gala Pinata party in December and a Mexican dinner in the spring were highlights of the Spanish Club activities. Los Conquistadores, the name chosen by the members, was established to give students a chance to learn more about Spanish customs and to practice speaking Spanish in a social atmosphere. The Palmer club entertained Wasson's club in November, and Wasson's entertained the members from Palmer in February. The officers are: Leslie Otto, presidentg jim Lampe, vice presidentg Nancy Hall, secretaryg and Jeanne Jordan, treasurer. Membership is open to any second or third year student and to first year students during the second semester of Spanish. The faculty adviser is Miss jolly. SUSI, NANCY, Jeanne and Joanne plan the Mexican dinner that was held in May, as jim, Chuck. and Tony give their approval. 'bc r' .5 . AAI. I' 53

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Latin Lives On With Students S Among the activities of the Latin Club this year was a Christmas Saturnalia, at which members celebrated one of the old JN'-M Roman holidays, the winter festival. They also held a spring banquet and slave sale. Sherrie Smith was elected state treasurer for the junior Classical League convention, which was held in Wheatridge. The officers V are jan Kinner, president, Gale Priest, vice- J' president, Ann Suhre, secretary. Other of- ficers are John Jenkins, treasurer, Wayne , V ,ivs g Hlgby, program chairman, George Kossuth, pcints chairman, and Kathy Berg, I.C.C. V ' , a ll representative. This group is under the AROUND THE TABLE in the s.o. mom are Ann, La Rae, Rebecca, cheryl, Lynn, Sponsorship of Mrs. Martha Putnam. Shelia, Carolyn, and Judy, all planning a formal meeting of the Latin Club. ROW ONE: Carolyn Williams, Gaile Priest, Janet Kinner, LaRue Manning, Kathleen Dougherty. ROW TWO: Vernia Day, Tom Jenkins, George Kossuth, Wayne Higby, Sherrie Smith, Lynne Washbourne. ROW THREE: Judy Warren, Cheryl Engle, Sheila Allen, David Ritchie, Kathy Berg, Rebecca Evans. ' f . S r T' X af C E awww: 4

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V ROW ONE: Bob Barley, David Cox, Jim Kochis, Tom Berg, Tony Putman, Doug Campbell. ROW TWO: Mr. Dalton, sponsor, Bill Gray. Mike Bundgaard, George Kossuth, Bill Robson, Ernest Suhre, ROW THREE: Dave Ritchie, Dick Milbert, Dean Weid- ner, Tom Charbonnel, Dale Miller, Becky Beard. Future Scientists and Engineers Visit NORAD Under the sponsorship of Mr. Glenn sional Engineers to address them, and oc- Dalton, the Future Scientists and Engineers casionally throughout the year a professional club promoted interest in many aspects of chemist talked with the group. science and engineering. The members took The officers are: Becky Beard, chairmang trips to Ent Air Force Base, the Air Academy Bob Baskerville, vice-chairmang Tom Char- and the power plant. bonnell, secretary-treasurerg and Dean Weid- For every other meeting the club in- ner, I.C.C. representative. vited a lecturer from the Society of Profes- BILL, BECKY, jim, Dave, and Ernie experiment with static electricity in the physics laboratory. 4