West Catholic High School - West Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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LATIN CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Schmiedicke, Sharon Wallington, Barbara Holland, Sharon Wilson, Sue Griffith, Ann Van Oeveren, Pam Tornga, Kathy Worth, Rochelle Geluso, Charlene Blanchard, Pat Salatka. ROW TWO: Larry Link, Kathy Everett, Marge Meconis, Fran Avery, Alberta Astros, Jan Szymoniak, Mary Appel, Judy DeVries, Jackie Minogue, Jackie Marculis, Ann Tuffelmire, Ellen Baweia, Kathy Sielawa, Judy Junghans, Janice Cran, Kathy Parau- Chris Prawdzik, Mary Sobel, Donna ka, Julie Schmitt, Tam Kozak. ROW THREE: Kim Sluia, John Hanks, Art Armiio, Dave Thayer, Mike Glynn, Fred Antczak, Ray Matthews, Bill Wallace, Kolleen Muczynski, Janet Schmidt, Mary Beth Gardner, Lucy Kulenieks, Joe Schmitt, Al Shaheen, John Aylward, Tom Simons, Dan Hendershot, Roger Callanan. TOP ROW: Sister Bernita Marie, Clyde Kozak, Bob Dubiel, Bob Dauser, Sister Mary Rosario. Latin Club enlivens Latin customs The old Roman caste system, under the direc- tion of Sister Bernita Marie and Sister Mary Rosario, is being relived in our modern space age through the Latin Club. The club is divided into five Legions, each presided by two Senators. The activities of the different Legions are then co- ordinated by the consul. The plebians make up the body of each Legion and are served by the slaves who are candidates for admittance. Students advance from one level to another by earning points for various activities such as plays, reports, and proiects concerned with Roman life. l l Isn't he cool? exclaims Joe Schmitt.

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Curious students gain insight into French culture Aside from the fact that membership in a club appeals strongly to most adolescents, there are cogent reasons for the existence of a French Club at West. The club enlivened the study of French for the students through many enioyable features of language study. These features in- cluded songs, games, slides ond plays. The club enacted favorites as Le Petit Chaperon Rouge, Au Cafe, and Guignol et Ses Amis. Under the guidance of Sister Marie Delourdes, the club met once a month and the meetings were conducted in French. Each meeting ended with a social of about ten minutes during which time the students were urged to speak in French. Y 2 FRENCH CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Joni Kuzma, Evelyn Zbikawski, Nanette Terry, Treasurer Jackie Judeika, Secretary Jeanne Kohane, Sister Marie Delourdes, President Kathy Lumas, Vice-President Helen Pintal, Karen Delehanty, Diane Huyghe, Roberta Johnston. ROW TWO: Pat Czarnopys, Rose Jendrasiak, Lauren Mioduchoski, Maureen Radeke, Cheryl Berry, Debbie Chase, Mary Zokoe, Pat Chilton. ROW THREE: French Club members enact the play- Guignol et Ses Amis. Therese LeMarbre, Karen Sobel, JoAnne Bogucki, Mary Mroz, Kathy! Maksimowski, Louise Pasko, Karen Juhas, Sharon Hanks, Liz Labanow- ski. TOP ROW: Sharon Wisniewski, Marianne Dochod, Carol Bialk, Loreen Hencir, Lynda Bawhuis, Christine Kosmalski, Rose Scalabrino, Rory Callanan, Sue Herman, Debra Herda.

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