Eldorado High School - Golden E Yearbook (Eldorado, IL)

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A ,--,..., Le Cercle Francais 1. 'ii ii M F Le Cercle Francais, an organization for present and former French students, participates in many 1-:orth while activi- ties. lts purpose is to encourage interest in the French language and culture through guest speakers and other educa- tional programs. Activities for this year included a Homecoming Float, a Hob Nob conces- sion, and a Valentine Dance. These were in addition to the annual projects ot pro- viding clothing tor needy children at Christmas, participation in the National French Examination and membership in the Societe Honoraire De Francais. -1 -nl 1 v-Q, tl KV, Y A Q in o ,. f ,-,, .,,,..,,.,- ,, ,1 5. A -...,... 1 x r' Monsieur X, . Larry Miller Mademoiselle X..l.inda Raley Each year the club mem- bers select two students on a basis of participation in club activities, personal popularity and photogenic qualities to represent them as Monsieur and Mademoiselle X, The boys in this years' in- itiation of new members wore prison stripes', observed strict rules of behavior, and underwent frequent inspec- tion. Gary Reasons, , ,President Jack Fowlern ,, ,Vice-President Pat Watson ..,,, ,,,Secretary Shirley Cochran Treasurer 49 x +- R 'A

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Try outs are held for the Honor Society Play. Members: Standing: David Reeves, Mrs. Camp, Mrs, Mc- Dermott. First row: Connie Pemberton, Janet Bixler, Ju- dith Forrester, Nancy Hard- esty, Carolyn Bean, Madeline Sutton, Pat Watson. Second 'row: Helen Spencer, Carol Jones, Bonnie Johnson, Neil Jones, Jared Baker, Joyce Hirst, Ruth Ann Durham, Judy Bramlet, Linda Tison. Third row: Susan Scribner, Linda Bruce, Marilyn Stearns, Judy Broadhurst, Lynda lrvin, Shir' ley Cochran, Cynthia Baker, Beverly Hall. Not Pictured: Shirley Bruce, Myra Cox, Vio- let Wright. David Reeves ........,,, President Ruth Ann Durham .,,, Vice-President Connie Pemberton,,,Secretary Susan Scribner. ,. :,,Treasurer Nat1onal Honor SOC16tY The Natronal Honor Socrety 1S com posed ol students who rnalntarn a 45 grade average with no grade below a C and possess the qual1t1es of servrce leadershlp and character ln December the actwe members ot the club enioyed an all day educat1onal trrp to historical points of interest rn Southern lll1no1s Other actrvrtles 1nc1uded sellrng hot chocolate at tootbal games a Homecoming float a Hob Nob oncessron and a one act play presented r efore the student body l-lrghlights of the year were the annual installation banquet, April l3, and the trip to Nashville, April 18.

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Installation of officers: Neil Jones. ..President Pat Watson ,..t,,. Vice President Judy Bramlet ,.,. Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Camp ..... .Sponsors Mr. Leonard Charter members received their charters in an impres- sive ceremony. Members: First Row: Helen Spencer, Neil Jones, Judy Bramlet, Pat Watson, Susan Scribner, Da- vid Reeves, Connie Pember- ton, Violet Wright, Madeline Sutton. Second Row: Mr, Leo- nard, Mrs. Camp, Doc Feu- quay, Tom Baugher, Jared Baker, and Jon Boczkiewicz. 50 Mu Alpha Theta Math Club The Math Club is a newly charter- ed organization this year under the direction of Mr. Leonard and Mrs. Camp. It is affiliated with the National Association ot High School and lunior College Mathematics clubs. To be eligible for membership a student must have a B plus average in mathematics and a B average in all other subjects. Purposes of the club are: To en- courage greater interest in mathema- tics, to develop sound scholarship in the subiectg and to promote enjoyment of mathematics among high school students. The club's most important project was a Math Study Room to be used by students needing assistance in mathematics. The study room was supervised by club members.