Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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FRENCH CLUB connaitre mieux la France - re--L at s ,X BARONS provide music at discotheque. DANCERS enjoy discotheque, t le cercle francais la discotheque annuelle a Noel Ensemble le cercle francais et le cercle espagnol s'entendent tres bien. ith-l ,, , F EASTING on tacos and yule log, Mr. Sams and Miss Tremitiere are entertained at the French-Spanish club annual Christ- mas party. FRENCH CLUB - First row: Mrs. Brown, advisor, Cynthia Kelley, Leslie Green, Barbara Calloway, Paulette Manning, Karen Bush, Nancy Kirkman, Janice Johnson. Second row: Ellen Lambeth, Paula Swan, Arthur Cole, Richard Wong, Teresa Putnam, reporter, Gwen Steel. Third row: Diarm Troxler, Pat Petty, Freddie Dawkins, Sig- mund Shipp, Sandy Peters, Debbie Shavers, Paulette Williams. Fourth row: Linda LaRoach, Billy Freeman, Reba Hatfield, second vice-president, Nancy Young, Sheila Hollifield, secretary, Valerie Linney. Fifth row: Lionel Hill, treasurer, Charles Williamson, Victor Tynes, president, Cheryl Connor, Catherine Burnett. Szbcth row: Pat Moore, Debbie Jenkins, Theodore Williamson, Charley Huntley, first vice-president, Ricky Morgan, Toni Jordan, Mike Raiford. 128

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FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY AND DEBATERS Two newclubs composed of superior students 'through five semesters. from three departments. Debaters combine research French Honor Society inducts on foreign policy l the ten percent with effective speaking voices. , of all French students After practice debates, who maintain a B average district and state contests. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY -First row: Freddie Dawkins, Sheila Hollifield, presidentg Mrs. BFOWH, advisor- 5900115 7'0wf Valerie Linney, Sandra Peters, Arthur Cole, Richard Wong, Janice Johnson, Nancy Kirkman. Third row: Larry Burr, Charlie Huntley, Lionel Hill, Theo- dore Williams, Sigmund Shipp, David Pumphrey, Victor T ynes.Not pictured: Richard-Leary. AFTER TAPING her debate, Delores Jones can analyze her delivery and correct any weak spots in her argument. Debate advisors are Mrs. Ferger, Mr. Dellinger, and Mrs. Styers. l F 1 1 E DEBATERS - Randy Jones, Howard Phillips, Carol Wright, Carol Kaufman, Delores Jones, Robert Hege, Jeff Brantley, Rives Kistler. 127

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SPANISH CLUB El circulo de espaiiol conocer mejor Espana nosotros tuvimos una pinata Todos los circulos de espanol de las escuelas de la . ciudad nos-reunimos el pasado otono. INDULCING IN native food and games, Spanish and French club students en- joy their annual Yuletide festivities. N SPANISH CLUB - First row:Carol Kaufman, president, Delores Jones, Carol Wright, Debbie Ingold, Mae Kendall, Donna Smith. 'Second row: Jon Sams, advisorg Janice Snyder, Jeannie Prater, Mary Lee Reynolds, Julie Landreth, Patti Baysinger, Linda Scearce, Mrs. Hortensia Sanchez-Boudy, advisor. Third row: Brenda Holmes, Pat Caudill, Susan Kaufman, Rees Hamilton, Barbara Fentress, Gwynn Locklar, treasurer. Fourth rowg Mike Peoples, Wayne Bancroft, Vickie Scearce, Marsha Wald, Cynthia Naylor, Marcia Finson, Pam Burnside. Fifth row: Julia-Ellen Davis, secretary, Mike Brown, Vickie Davis, Sue York, Edith Norn- iella,.Susan Gorski. Sixth row: Greg Rich, Rickey Hendrix, Bobby Eggleston, vice-president, 'Cathy Swanson, Susan Cheek. Seventh row: Jay Armfield, Danny Parks, Guy Hipp, Clint McCann, Frances Hubbard, Jo Lynn Day. MRS. BOUDY, Julia-Ellen Davis, Francis Hubbard, Carol Kaufman, and guest speaker Dr. ETRHCISCO Carmona of UNC-C, are entertained at a city-wide Spanish Club Meeting held in library honoring Columbus and his significance to the Spanish-speaking people. 129