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LATIN CLUB
This year the latin Club, spon–
sored by Mrs. Farro, entered a Ra–
mon Banquet display in the Buhl
Planetarium Festival.
At Christmas time, club members
caroled in the Brownsville and
Uniontown hospitals. At the FoyeHe
County Home they presented the
aged with personal gifts.
Each latin class took a turn deco–
rating the bulletin board in Room
205. While searching for ideas and
material, they learned much about
the times and people of Ancient
Rome.
SPANISH CLUB
Under the leadership of Mr. Vic·
tor Joswick, members of the Spanish
Club studied the customs, lan–
guages, and governments of neigh–
bors to the south. The use of phono–
graph records of latin-American
music ond speech mode this project
more meaningful and effective.
Senoritas ond senors achieved
th.,ir gool - To understand their
latin-American neighbors.
SPANISH
CLUB
With smiles on their faces, Spanish I students seem to
approve
of the oppeoron<e of
Senorita Shirley Henderson.
BOTIOM ROW, left to right: Kotlorsic, Kozub, Kolek, Regal, Peterson, Golie, Frye, Dorio,
Klebick, Coles, Rondelli,
Mr.
Joswick.
ROW TWO: Sherry, Simms, Kogler, Domen, Holl, Sepkovich, Phillips, McClelland, Robin1on,
D. DeMichele, J. DeMichele, Roll.
ROW THREE: Dunlop, Tercho, leshnok, Fogiolette, Fawcett, Mazur, West, Moncoveish,
Harper, Capriotti, Thomas, Sepkovich, Poole.
ROW FOUR: Moore, Hawkins, Misiuro, Poloiso, Grzincic, Scherr, Gero, Wolloce, Kerosky,
Porter, Glod, Moglos.
ROW FIVE: Kupets, levock, Hohman, lucostic, Rosso, Oshinsky, loginjio, Soborese, Boskovitch,
Mazurek, McDonough.
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