Central High School - Falconer Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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IT'S ALL FOREIGN TO ME The French Club is another foreign language organization sponsored by Mrs. Ellen Riley. Officers at East Campus this year included: Margaret Moore, Presi- dentg Elizabeth Sanders, Vice-Presidentg Kerri Parks, Secretaryg Emily Eddins, Historiang Mike Ferry, Chaplaing and Beth Bishop, sweetheart. The French Club met on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 3:20 p.m., in room 214. The club participated in many of the homecoming festivities including the making of homecoming signs. ln February, selected members took the National French Exam at Samford University in Bir- mingham. ln both December and May, the French Club had parties to celebrate various occasions. At these par- ties, the members served French dishes and refreshments. .. Q r i , St il 5 U :Wai

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lvice-President. . Q The E6IfE5jfivAm9FiCQ1fffifLC1Ub, spgggzaored itiy Mr. James Chesnuh met Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m. in Room 120. Their activities ,were geafed 'toward learning more about Ting, campifig, participetion in the'Tan- nehill Folk Festival, white water rafting. Vhorsebackjieling, deeryhide tanning, and of .A. bfogram Wifi! Riversicfeljr. High'SChooI, Officers for this year were Elizabeth Fender, Pgesidentg Hebert Owens, Sr. and Qqgcgline

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The Latin Club met on the second and fourth Monday of each month in the East Campus library at 6:30 p.m. Ms. Elizabeth McNair was sponsor. Officers were Lee Webb, 1st Consul, Disa Hicks, 2nd Consul, Helen Ellis, Aedileg Natalie Taylor, Scribag Ellen MacDonald, Quaestarg Jean Kirby, Censerg Alice Bashinsky, Pintifex Maximus, William Albritton, Praetorg and Lucanda Hannah, Feti alis. The Latin Club, cooperated in all school activities this year. They purchased books for the library and added other books and materials for the Latin program. In addition, the club par- ticipated in the bell-ringing for the Salva- tion Army, Toys for Tots project. Plus, each Latin class adopted a grandparent from a local nursing home, and kept in touch with them during the entire year. The club also had its usual parties: the Saturnalia at Christmas, the Feast of Fools for Rome's bir- thday in April, and the Bread and Circuses competition. The Spanish Club was also sponsored by Mrs. Martha B. Lackey. The club of the language tongue, Spanish, met on the third Thursday of each month of 7:30 a.m. in Rm. 219 fMrs. Lackey's Rooml. Officers this year were Shay Elliot, President, Elizabeth Ponder, Vice-President, Molly Campbell, Secretary, and Brent Jessee, Sefior, Erika Wells, Senorita. The Spanish Club par- ticipated in a variety of activities this year. The members of the Spanish Club were in- volved in the numerous homecoming ac- tivities in October. In December, they had a Christmas Fiesta at Forest Lake United Methodist. Plus, several students of the Spanish classes paid for the National Spanish Exams in the State Competition. Finally, the members attended the State Federation of Spanish Clubs Convention -at the University of Ala. on March 27 and 28. Organizations 1 1 7