Rayen School - Rayen Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Row one: H. Bowers, B. McCreary, S. English, J. Lomax, A. Averhart, L. A. Booker, row two: J. M:Creary, B. Randell, S. Karnstein, A. Tanowitz, P. Lieberman, M. Broidap row three: R. Daniels, J. Delloria, J. Ocker, B, Rifkin, S. Delmont, C. Carouino, S. Goodstain, S. Kaufman, T. Wishnevg row four: D. Webb, J. Bursackf R. Ball, J. Newman, S. Rosko, D. Dyer H. Piasky, E. Wilkoff, T. Kennedy, L. Abramovitx. Le Cercle Francais Officers Sitting: G. Davidson, vice-president, M. Tessler, treasurer, J. Robinson, president, A. Thornton, secretary, standing: D. Orze, asst. trans., M. Guns, F. Turowski, advisor. -'Sf Page Twenty-five li?

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"The French ambassador upon that instant. Craved audience: and the hour I think is come To give him audience." IHenry V2 Le Cercle Francais Row one: S. leebaw, J. levy, L. lobe, P. Passell, C. D'Amica, S. Sandler, C. Theodore, N. Frantz, M Guarnlerlg row two: J. Schwartz, C. Paranzine, M. Greenberger, C. Krauss, D. Brown, J. Dennis, raw three: P Lyden, J. Fiscus. S. Zoss, I. Rogovin, 5. Klein, S. Tracey, P. Davis, P. Barnes, row four: M. Kaufman, l. Silver- man, C. Jones, L. Kravitz, P. Haines, M. Logan, G. Gourley, K. Birch, J. Ipp. Once again Le Cercle Francais, Senior French Club, held their monthly meeting in a member's home. French was the language of the evening beginning with the business meeting and being carried right through the entertainment and the final "bon soir"-good night. The Christmas meeting was at the home of Josephine Robinson, whose parents acted as hosts. Other meetings were held at the homes of Barbara Rifkin, Sue Sandler, Jane lpp, Greta Davidson and Ernie Wilkoff. Committees usually serve the refreshments. Among the programs have been original plays, dramatizations of classroom stories, and contests using French proverbs and sayings. Working along with advisors, Miss Catherine Wary and Miss Florence Turowski, are this year's fine team of officers: Josephine Robinson, president, Greta Davidson, vice-president, Mark Tessler, treasurer, and Anita Thornton, secretary. Assistant treasurers are Marcia Gurss and Diane Orze. This year's members established a French commencement award of S25 to be given annually to the outstanding advanced French student. -if Page Twenty-four lif-

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"For mine own part, it was French to me." IApoIogies to Caesar! Le Petit Cercle Francais Row one: L. Patterson, R. Matheson, B. Shifman, l Marks, R. Gore, J. Janes, P. Fabian, J, Corcoran, M Hahn, row two: C. Bryant, J. Chuffo, R. Burgo, J Ellington, L. Coney, G. King, J. Phillips, R. Long, K Burley, S. Heard, row three: J. Waddell, D. Yarmy L. Douglas, B. Franklin, K. Black, M. Hunter, P Kimbrough, T. Harris, J. Winston, C. Conway, .I Genaro, row four: H. Kirker, W. Watson, R. Fleming B. DeAngelo, B. Summers, M. Mass, S. Ress, L. Jones L. Berndt, D. Probert, C. Jones, B. Londolt. Le Petit Cercle Francais Officers Officers: row one: E. Carrozzino, J. Solomon, B. chudie leoffwl. Bolton, row two: J. Hogg, M. Henderson, Miss . ary. Members of Le Cercle Francais enioyed skits, singing and social functions after school each month under the direction of Miss Catherine Wary and Miss Florence Turowski. The first skit presented was written by a sophomore, Peggy Henderson. Members of Le Cercle Francais also presented an entertaining skit about a dance. There were many quizzes on geography and history. Meetings were held bimonthly in the cafeteria. Refreshments were planned and served by different members each time. French was used during the business meeting and French songs were sung at the close of each meeting. -wif Page Twenty-six iii' r