East High School - Wa Wa Ta Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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LL! O L- uttau l autla N1 e r VN Jr e Thcr on nc R rs n Xkrig., A la 1 la hau Pe e lx H1 o Jatk F B ll I 'VI t D Thorson o u en ar in '3r R xx D Corbett X Olirlen F Pappelis D Thor m D Paulu C Pettmgill D Ol on B Rc hm oi M Donahue President Edward Pappells vice president Don Thoreson secretary treasurer Doug la Paulus ,aaagoaife 4.2 e ercle Francais or the Fren Club at East High School aims to give the students of French an opportunity to speak an hear the language This year the election of officers was car ried on in French When the president announced La sceance est levee the following officers had been elected President Eddie Pappelis Vice President Don Thorson and Secretary Treasurer Douglas Paulus One of the social events of the club was the observance of Mardi Gras on Shrove Tuesday March 5th, A sign upon the door of the French room which attracted general attention in school. Many of the students had an opportunity to learn some- thing about the historical background of the annual Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans. Thi. year members of the French Club are enjoying a new Language Phone Method Recordings of poetry and prose by a Frenchman trains in understanding the spoken language. Of course, the traditional cabin parties at Middle River are anticipated by all. Ademain at Middle River.

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