John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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The club watches slides taken by members who visited Spanish countries. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was organized for the purpose of broadening the knowledge of Spanish students. Through guest speakers, a Spanish- style Christmas party, and various other projects, they acquire a greater understanding of the language and its culture. 139 i S RAO ‘ae FIRST ROW: Mr. Mabry, S. West, B. Hufham, L. Gornto, B. Kramasz, D. Hesse, W. Queen, K. O'Reardon, B. Stanley, E. Latham, M. Newton, D. Cherry. SECOND ROW: M. Mintz, D. Riggs, D. Gimple, P. Davis. OFFICERS: DEBBIE GIMPLE, President; GREG ALLEN, Secretary- Treasurer; BETTY KRAMASZ, Vice-President.

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GERMAN CLUB The goal of the German Club is to strengthen the bond between students of the language who are interested in broadening their knowledge and understanding of the German culture This is accomplished through the production of German plays and by supporting German orphans. Phyllis Holleman, Miss Morris, Advisor, Allen Elkins, Alice Davis, and Greg Lewis wait to speak to Mr. Gurganus about presenting a program to Junior High Students. OFFICERS: BECKY HAYES, secretary; EFFIE SPARROW, Treasurer; ALICE DAVIS, President. CITY OF TON oe pi ERMAN CLUR Lsbes UME 141]