Winston Churchill High School - Chancellor Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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New initiates included Charlou Koenig, Jan Haney, Suzanne Gage and Robert Steve Sebera, Susan LaGrone, Rick Frazier, Fisher. Kathy Kramer, Michael Mullen, Linda Shaw, Spanish Honor Society. . . experiencing the Hispanic px P A ' X I X. x r pg Officers participating in the initiation ceremonies were Q1 to rj Lindy Ader, Sandra Mendoza, Eloise Rope, Genevieve Marsh and T h. ,, C ,, hd , , eac in La ueca a C ' ean dance to societ mem- Loulse Rogers. Ross Ensley is the uutiate. . g . i . . Y bers is foreign student, Crls Ramirez. 40

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French Honor Society grows , Q 5-C Bill Greendyke, President of the Society, opens the ceremony by welcoming the new members into the club. Bill Greendyke presided over the French Honor Society whose activities included initiation ofoutstanding French students into the society and a Christmas party. The club began the year with 24 mem- bers and initiated 16 in October and 5 more in january. The promotion of an interest in French culture and recognition for outa standing French students are the group's purposes. Sponsored by Mr. Lydon Cole, the organization's other officers include Spencer Greendyke, Suzanne Barry, and Karen Weilbachcr. New fall initiates attend the induction in the Homemaking room to honor their outstanding performances in French. The National French Honor Society and Associate members for 1971-1972 are Qfront row, l to rj Cathy Schneider, Courtney Brooks, Patty Nixon, Cheryl Cohn, Sharon Allen, Judy Ragland, Megan Goring, Diana Martinez, Susie Barry, jeff Brown, Jerry Austin, and Spencer Greendykeg Qsecond row, l to rj Sponsor Mr. Lydon Cole, Lisa Terry, Luanne Lawrence, Carol Herbsleb, Debbie Hughes, Leah Witten, Cherri Chambers, Diane Lecocq, Judy Marts, Nancy Walker, Keith Engelke, and Bill Greendyke.

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Sightseeing in Monterrey on the trip during spring break are Carolyn Crowther, Kathy Hawkins, Cris Ramirez and Lindy Ader. , ,av Captain of the winning sales tea.rn, John Diem picks up his supply of Leche' Quemada, a Mexican candy. Mrs. Dorothy Bums SHS Sponsor What could be a better way to promote inter- est in Hispanic studies than to visit Mexico and experience the Hispanic tradition first hand and to learn one-to-one from an import from Chile? An active, growing organization, the Spanish Honor Society initiated 48 new mem- bers in ceremonies in December. With foreign student Cris Ramirez as an honorary member, the group's activities this year revolved around Chilean culture with the celebration of Chilean Independence Day at a party one of the high- lights. Box after box of Leche Quemada, a Spanish candy, were sold by members to finance a trip to Monterrey for senior members and a Christmas party.