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A young Mr. Mick carves the pig in 1974 at the first Latin
Banquet. The pig had been butchered at his parents' ranch. |
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Phyllis and Rusty Leach enjoy the evening. They were
some of the parents who started the tradition of everyone coming in
costume. |
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes were some of the well dressed
elders. |
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Little slave, Anne serves "wine"
to
Dale Gage. |
| Picture from Pierre Times |
30/03/74 |
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Latin students will toast just about anything. |
| David , Denise , Mark ,
Debbie, and Lynn |
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An older Mr. Mick gives the welcoming speech.
April 2002.
Jake is in the background. The South Dakota state capitol provides
the perfect setting for the opening ceremonies. |
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Little slaves still serve the manifold
guests. Everybody who doesn't want to look out of place comes in
costume. |
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A marvelous girls' quartet also sings.
Megan , Kim , Sara , and Kit |
| Pictures courtesy of Riverlife |
April, 2002 |
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Jamie Rounds campaigns for his brother, Mike,
for governor at the banquet. |
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John and McKayla entertain the
guests.
John was out of costume because he had just returned from a tennis
tournament. |
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WILL YOU BE THERE FOR NUMBER THIRTY?
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