Cinnaminson High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Cinnaminson, NJ)

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Spanish Club Sings Spanish Christmas Carol This year marks the fourth anniversa- ry of the Spanish Club. An active organization, the club has enjoyed dinner at La Casa de Espana Restaur- ant in Philadelphia, went Christmas Caroling in Spanish to the Cinnamin- son Home and privates residents and sponsored a cultural and foods booth at the International Festival at the high school, jan Murphy serves as the club president. Other officers include Debbie Dunhour, vice presidentg Michelle Geyer, secretary and Bar- bara Weider, treasurer. Se'r'ior Minni- ti and Seifor Pascale serve as the club moderatos. -:ff-Ha-J., fa-,, Q- . f,.,s , ff. -- ..-- 1-Y., -- .. -f, SPANISH CLUB enorlzom now!iieisbffeeKGHSZ,ilfhiiirbaiiafiiliiiifiitliiifi5iii?5iinE.?fi3EEiEaQDdiigiiiiii-iiii,2 ie,1.M1IiDLEiR0We'J4irrMiirbliy,i RitioiieilefqliyefakiifehEkbciiiitfAidajHerriaiidEig?iLibii-Trxsiiyiiiiiiigiiagli-Q2 rwefaayg numeswgaiagkiqwisz. :for-now:.Amyfwfrglitiks9efKbhhQiGhr3s'Wilr6hg hairy1KIebeggKaf5giiMQf-G s asikenfmsbbrepmmqufs ispa j . ..,, s 'rn .1 W- .:--me 1-,521 Russian Club ponsors After-School Te: RUSSIAN-C1-UBfaB0Tr9ManQw:,NfnaiNnume6Y?f6,ImXseissssaanisaveniiss,wsfhefi.ffiif+ti'fh,.LQf4x1fiQ-ieivfsiilsi Lopreslo' L-me Mf:-Keef Chew! tN0vmSlfrf Donnfesfslffiqdnii MQ1er1ie'HrXmP!i-i1TQP2RQWi5f2Q!sfkb 'Kaieigitb Adaff- Seve Galfskis New Ffifli112ff.?3i.?iffvfTI-isvwvhiiSDEQMQ-ifllififfiifvlsflesiifrs ti 138fSpanish ClubfRussian Club The Russian Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Hall, completed its fourth year as an organized club. Elected to offices were: Natalie Vil- lari, president, Cindy Ligos, secre- tary and Beth Diamond, treasurer. Among the club's projects were the Russian Teas, the various excursions to Philadelphia to attend the Russian Club meetings at Drexel, the Russian Films, and the International Day Culture and Food Booths. The club meets monthly. Several meetings have been combined with the Russian students from the Middle School.