Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Front row: C. Gilbert, J. Gillihan, S. Randles, B. Ridpath, M. Batt, C. Laybourn, L. Christian, M. Lees, S. Miller, J. McComas, T. Weigel. o Row 2: M. Albertson, J. Alger, P. Nogle, J. Doppert, J. Gaschk, fi Grandmother CMaryellen Leesl screams as Red Riding Hood CMaryann Battl clobbers wolf CCris Laybournj. 48 l .J. Dolan, P. Hoveland, B. Wright, B. Batey, B. Knutson. o Row 3: J. Clapp, K. Butler, M. Abeel, J. Morgan, K. Sattler, R. Johnson, S. McDowell, B. Murray, C. Smith, M. Swanstrom, B. Rupp. Skits Help Students Improve Fluency in French Language Since membership in French Club this year was limited to third and fourth year French stu- dents, the meetings were conducted entirely in French. To promote better organization, the officers and members of French Club alternated planning sessions with the regular meetings. Several mem- bers met with the officers every month to plan and rehearse the program for the next meeting. Entertainment at the monthly meetings included reports on French writers, painters, and musicians as well as skits and French songs. Catherine Collet, a French exchange student, visited the club at the December meeting and spoke to the members in her native language. She compared life in America and France and surprised the members by stating that American boys are more polite than French garcons.

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amu .w...l,, .. Front VOWI D- l'lGfTlOY, D- SIOGUCS, C. Allerdings, K. Cornelius, D. J. Buecker, L. Zaferin. 0 Row 3: M. Zenk, C. Willburn, C. McMillan, Hoffer, P. Kemp, R. 'l'l10I'SOl'1, D. Kohler, B. Miller, J. Holm, l.. Dahlirie, J, Leonard, J, Kiehl, C, Thompson, D, Durkee, R, Pendergrast, B, D. Sturdy, J. Herrmann, W. Craver. 0 Row 2: B. Batey, J. Mauch, Campbell, D. Dale, W. Cunningham, R. Pulitano, G. Pavolka, W. R. Morgan, G. Buccini, J. Johnson, J. Warren, R. Haugland, M. Fox, Starky, D, Simpson, R. Pelt, S. Burmark, J. Honeywell, S. Wallace, J. Gilbert, M. Stebbins, O I Flesfa celebraflon Increases As the largest language club in the school, Spanish Club provided an interesting year's program of movies, . speakers and games. Ot educational value were the ' movies about Spanish-speaking countries, which vvere Knowledge of Spqnlsh culture shown at a number ot the meetings. They enlarged the students' knowledge ot the culture as well as the langu- age. The outstanding speaker ot the year vvas a Cuban refugee, who compared living conditions in Cuba to those in the United States. At more intormal meetings, club members played Spanish Bingo, a game which Mrs. Gurse taught them. Highlighting the year was the Christmas party, complete with fiesta and pinata. M., M. , , 45? .14 4 1 5 1 ,ms ,1f. 'f , gu,',.'-23 3- 02' Q 1'. 9 Mrs. Turkovich poses in her native dress. Spanish Club members decorate tor Christmas party. 47

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Latin Club Members Stucly Roman Culture Latin Club members worked hard this year on their two major proiects -- Translating poetry and making togas. They submitted some ot the poetry to the Forum. The togas were made by the girls tor use in a Roman play to be presented next year to the Latin classes and some ot the history classes. At the beginning ot the year, three members ot Latin Club attended the Junior Classical League Latin Club State Convention at Foster High School in Seattle. They conducted a panel discussion on membership and publicity aspects ot the club. Latin Club held two protitable ice-skating parties this year. During Christmas vacation the members held a potluck dinner and in the spring they celebrated the end ot school at a beach party. Nancy Burke and Cheryl Spealman struggle to keep each other upright. Front Row: S. Boyde, P. Wheeler, J. Gentile 0 Row 2: M. Kossman, R. Pelt 0 Row 3: N. Gray, V. Weick, S. Swedberg 0 Row 4: C. Shinkoskey, D. Coy 0 Row 5: J. Adams, P. Cummings, L. Skelly 0 Row 6: G. Mount, K. Shinkoskey, J. McKinney. s. 4 X I .,. . --N . gi fait V f-,' -- .. , ' -A . g J - ..-, I 'JA I Nilmah Gray and Susan Boyde make togas. W