Avondale High School - Plume Yearbook (Avondale Estates, GA)

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if it C y .if ,.. K 'Z ,vvrmi I N Cutting capers. Officers plan Roman dimzer. LHTIII CLUB The Latin Club is composed ol' students who are studying Latin. The purposes of the Club are to promote a greater appreciation of classical culture and to provide for activities built around a common interest. This or- ganization is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Julia Mc- Millan. Club members this year enjoyed writing myths, making Caesar booklets, studying Roman customs, and having a party at Christmas time. ifliaiiz . A . Q , an s it s 4-H--'

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IOTH GRADF First row: Sylyia Daxis, Ann lilliott, Barbara But- ler, .Xlife C-iles, Jackie Neblett, Gail Williume, Faye Allen, louise Green, Indy Reavis, Marx lruey Lamson, Sharon Spieks. Sfronfl rout: Bunny Ber- gin, Nancy King, Carol Cliunyo, Sharon Holmes, Betty Simmons, Sll7lC Selrwaru, Beth Brantley, Martha Rose Cook, Max- ine Partain, Martha Lem- ly, Agnes Carter, Suzanne Riekett. Sandy YVelIw. 9TH GRADE First row: Brenda David- son, Helen Cassimus, Gail Bishop, Gail Starling, Joyce Portwood, Ann Langmuir, Leisa Powell, lNIarg'arer Ciolmer. Janife Skinner, Sworzrl roref Vir- ginia Nlyeiw, Danny flour- sey, Jimmy Henry, .john Craig, Jimmie Topple. Mrs. Hattaway, Bobbie Leslie, Ronnie Swain, Mickey Newberry, Martie Lindsey. 8TH GRADE Firxt foie: Sue Goethe, Bobbie Harper. ,Xnn Brad- ford, Diane Haralmon, Judy XYilliams. Iimalyn Peathers, Linda Haney, Judie Foster, Becky Seel- baeli, Freida Griee, Kristi Ham merstrom. Srroncl mtv: Linda Tliompaon, Betty Seogin, jackie YVee-de, Katlrryne XVliite, Judy Stoddard, Martha XVest, Ann Niemeyer, Miss Williams., Hallie Spark- man, jimmy Ott, Bill Hargett, Rebecpa l'eug'h, Bettilane Clbeathan1,fIhar- lotte O'Kelley, Gerry Lingle. ,M . M BLUE STHR HUIIUR SUEIETIES v 59 i

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Club adopts French poodle as mascot. FREIIEH ELUB The chief purpose of the French Club is to promote an under- standing of France, its people, its language, and its customs. Through the pen pal program, club members actually become acquainted with students in France and in other French speaking countries. All students who are studying French are eligible for membership in the club. Each one who becomes a member must be initiated by dressing in an exaggerated French costume and selling French bread to make money for the club treasury. At some time during the year, members of the club go to a French restaurant for a real French meal. At the meetings there are programs which are planned around French themes, and French games are played. At Christmas time, the club sings French Christmas carols. Ofhcers are: Sonya Buford, president, Jane Mitchell, vice-presidentg Judy Sims, secretaryg and Corinne Holman, treasurer. .,s 61