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.S 5.3 V The French Club takes a deep interest in the customs, and ways of living of the French by their projects, programs, and scholarships. QFIRST ROWJ: Steve Ballew, Albert Mauk, Peter Ruhlen, Marty Hobson, Miriam Kenyon, secretary, Sam Griffin, Chris Ridley, French Members Take Interest in Foreign Customs La Societe Francais, or the French Club, mildly exposes its members to some of the more interesting parts of the French culture. A wide variety of activities were experienced at the monthly meetings for example, carol- ling French tunes at Christmas time, eating at a French restaurant in Kansas City, and pre- senting programs at school. At the end of the year, the members prepared a French gourme dish and had a taste-testing session. The ma- jor project of the organization is the Mardi Gras dance. The proceeds of the dance to to a tv scholarship program, which is given to any stu- Johnnie jardon, jim Townsend, CSECOND ROWJ: Valerie Shay, Frances Hinson, Leroy Charbonneau, Laural Fisher, Martha Doty, dent who furthers his foreign studies in the French language. Cathy Alton, Karen Shay, Kathy Iardon, vice-president, Mary Christie. QTHIRD ROWJ: Mrs. Lynne Eastwood, sponsor, Susan Rich- ards, Steve Parsons, Chuck Chubb, treasurer, Dee Randel, Pam Crady, jeff Hinson, president, Mike Swan, student council rep. 3 jim Taul, Gerald Roberts, and Melissa Toler. Spanish Club Initiates Fund Los Conquistadores, better known as the Spanish Club, had action-packed meetings and programs this year. An example of this type would be the booth at the Student Council carnival, which was a wine squirt. The people tried to shoot grape juice in the opened mouths of the volunteers , and it proved to be a big success. Other activities included the teaching of Spanish carols to the student body, scavenger hunts written with Spanish clues, seeing films at Kansas University, exchanging gifts at Christmas time, eating at the Spanish restaurant, and finally having the annual Spanish pot luck dinner with Spanish dishes. This year the club started a scholarship fund. In future years the organization hopes to bring a stu- dent from a Spanish-speaking country to Baldwin High School. . to 1 35.3, p Mead' U i Q ,t QFIRST ROWQ: julie Davis, Susan Polson, Christy Steil, Cherrie Saile, treasurer, Frances Hinson, Ila Anderson, ,lonica McAninch, Cathy Al- ton, Vicki Cannell, Mary Brohammer, QSECOND ROWJ: Bob Martin, David Polson, Alice Ruhlen, Janet Ikenberry, Cathy Carlson, Paul Jones, Becky Hemphill, secretary, Donna Young, Anne Lawson, Rhonda Gibler, Sheila North, QTHIRD ROWJ: Steve Lynch, Pam Sch- midt, presidentg Eric Ikenberry, vice-president, Miles Stotts, jeff Chubb, Jeff Hinson, Mike Swan, Randy Westgate, Gary Rappard, student council rep. 5 Wayne Randel, jeff Polzkill, and Mrs. Lynne Eastwood, sponsor. 49
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Even though debaters were defeated at state, their first place trophy from regional symbolized their hard work QFIRST ROWJ David Pol son, David Pearson, Doug Elders, Eddie Strong Gary Rappard Lloyd Landkamerg QSECOND ROWJ: Carol Lyons Marty Hobson, Helen Morche, Cathy Carlson, Cathy Alton, Deana Perdue QTHIRD ROWJ Janet Ikenberry, Pam Schmidt, Melissa Toler Debbie Watkins, Frances Hinson, Sara Cleland, and Mrs Sandra Moon advisor Regional First Carries Debaters to State Contest 1970 was the best year for Baldwin High debaters. They won their first trophy and then topped off the season by winning the regional debated tournament. This win entitled them to attend state contest but the defeat there didn't discourage the enthusiastic regional champs. Two novices recieved a trophy for Baldwin at the tournament in Paola for ad- vanced debaters. The successful competitors who pulled off this feat were David Polson and Sara Cleland. In January of 1971, Sara and David teamed up with advanced debaters Pam Schmidt and Marty Hobson to win the regional tournament held in Baldwin.. Debaters had a promising season and Nlrs. Sandra Moon, de- bate coach, provided the group with a lot of spirit and enthusiasm to carry them on to vic- tory at the regional tournament.
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