Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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Spanish C lub A new organization in the high school is the Spanish Club, which is under the direction of Miss Helene Burns. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further interest the students in the study of Spanish, to gain a better feeling of good will toward the Latin-American countries, and also to give the students further ability in the use of conversational Spanish. Officers-of the club are as follows: Q Al 1 fm L' 0 . K Jane Medina ---- - - President Jo Anne Stevens - - Vice-President Marlene Goff - - - Treasurer Faith Gifford - Secretary Left to right: Miss Burns, Marlene Goff, Faith Gifford, jo Ann Stevens, jane Medina, Mary Bontrager, Betty Atkinson, Ruth Mary Otis. iv-r W

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Latin Club The Latin Club, which is affiliated with the Junior Classical League, was organized in 1942 and is under the direction of the foreign language instructor, Miss Helene Burns. In order to join the club a student must be a member of a Latin II class. At the present time there are 27 members. During the year the club has social, cultural, and educational activities. They also sponsor concessions and school dances. Latin Week is observed in April and in May they have their annual Roman Banquet. Q A medal is presented to the outstanding Latin student for two years. junior Classical League certificates are given to stu- dents with a high B average. There are also National Latin Club certificates and medals given. The winners in the 1949 Auxilium Latinum Competitive Latin Examination were: Cynthia Jones, Carolyn Hanky, Susan New- ton, Jim Pett, janet Fowler, and Dorothy Lapham. Officers of the Latin Club are: Mildred Canning - - - - - President Marilyn Witt and jim Pung - - Vice-Presidents Bernice Papciak - - - - Secretary Rita Henning - - - Treasurer Ronald Simmons - Social Chairman Firsi row: Martha Pecktil, Dorothy Lapham, Pat Lapham, Sally Redfern, Marilyn Witt, Mildred Canning, Susan Newton, Cynthia jones. Second row: Rita Henning. Bernice apcia , aro yn y Pett, jean Lake, Barbara Lee, Ann Gilson, Miss Burns. Third row: jim Fung, Bill Nobis, Larry Bissell, jim Huggett, C. G. Symmonds, Gaylord Snyder, Alan Tiedt, Ronald Simmons. P ' k C l Hanke , Mary Hopko, Judy Culver, Dick Black, Jim xy, 2

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I , . 5 . V 4 f 3 l i N . 3 5 1 9 E . 1 l ' 1 ii if i i f 5 2 F f s . Q Y M' First row: Rita Van Ells, Delores Stephens, Faith Gifford, Mary Bontrager, Nanette Stockwell, Bonnie Brunck, Joann Bunge, Ruth Mary Otis, Pat Cole, Charlene Hammond, Anne Payne. Second row.' Betty Atkinson, Noreda McLaughlin, Mary Ann Kloeckner, Maxine Hall, Janet Sharrie, Arlis Becker, Margaret Ernst, Donna Argersinger, Jacqueline Flowers, Virginia Fortino, Marilyn Boron, Mary Beth Shinaberry, Jeanette Pasch, Jeannine Upton, Marie Simmon. Third row: Margaret Schlarf, Mary Massarik, Joan Haines, Vangie Shinaberry, Ruth LeBaron, Lynn Laur- ence, Rosa Bond, Reva Rinckey, Marilyn Welton, Ethel Altvater, Joyce Shuster. EZ U sbers Club Under the supervision of Miss Frances Waggoner the Ushers Club was organized and the Constitution revised in order to better the club. A member must have ushered at six events over a period of two years in order that she may wear an Ushers Club emblem. The only specified rule is that members must wear black and white or dark skirts and white blouses while ushering at a program. This year the following were elected officers: Bonnie Brunk ----- - Presiderlf Phyllis Dilts - - Vice-President Nanette Stockwell - - Secretary 68