Grand Ledge High School - Ledge Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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- t' ' fl 17 ' If ' UFFICERS I'riSirlm-nt - - Flclwartl liouek Viet-President Robert Shearer 'l'rn-meurer - - Alex I-'untukis Secretary - Shirley Reed The French Club. with the smallest enrollment in its history. has had. probably. its most active year with the help of our new instructor. Miss Lois Burley. The main project of the year was the production of a three act comedy. Nous Verrons , entirely in the French language. The play was first presented in East Lansing at the high school auditorium. The play was next presented at Grand Ledge before an assembly of the senior high school. The company next journeyed to Eastern auditorium in Lan- sing where they played to a large audience. The group subscribed to the French newspaper Ameriquc . and copies were always eagerly awaited to be read and translated. Though the membership has been small this year, the members feel that they have had a very enjoyable and profitable year. At the end of the year. Bob Cain, Tom Clark and Bill Carter were taken ID as henorary members. in view of the parts which they played in the production of Nous Verrons . 1210 FRENCH CLUB Top Rmv It. Iieyliolmls, t Alt-xamler. .I. Gmnhle. Iiottoni Row J. I it7i:eruln S. Reed. A, I untuki-. I' Iiourk. Ii. SIiearu-r. Mis Iilrrley. -Xmlxiser. SPANISH CLUB Iliek. H. Jones. Ii. Swulei ll. Matz. Spanish Club OFFICERS I' resident - - - - A rch Ku ne Vice-I'resi1I4-nt Jane Peters Secretary - - - .I eiin Gamble Treasurer - - - - Mildred Milk: Vrmzrani Uhairnmn - Mary rllaine St-ott The Spanish Club, composed of students taking Spanish. was organized only this year under the leadership of Miss Biggs. The or- ganization had a banner year, At a Spanish banquet in the latter part of November, Walter Illsley, well-known lecturer and traveler. gave an interesting talk on Mex- ico. This spring the club heard the South American authority. Henry Simons. Miller. Il. Marlin. ni I' rout Row lu. Iletterly M. lirmx li. M. Marshall Z. I'litney. M, Milks, A Kane, .I, I'et 1-rs, .I tianilule. M. Scott. M liiuirs. Sevulivl How 'l'. Itrunt -it ll. Shim-var. ll, Martin S. Reed. I , Skilfilitttml M. NVrii1Iit. l'. thrill-ii. It I.om:. M. .lohnson. ll llthlhaar. Il. l'Ii:ilIa-nwler. Hack Row Ii. Green. 'I Vlzirls, K. Smith, M I'l'ull, If. M i I In r, li Shearer. W. Farter. l

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