Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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French Club First Row, Kieft to rightjf S. Noring, L. Krebs, R. Steinberg, J, Whipple, R. Jones, J. Faney, J. Clark. Second Row. S. Tinney, D. Smith, A, Demb, F. Kushnieruk, B. Burke, C. Estes, M. Forbes. Third Row: K. Rhode, S. Horenstein, R. Hegner, L. Byrd, S. Levine. The French Club, under the advisorship ot Miss Lacerda, strives to encourage in students not only enjoyment of the French language, but also an interest in the customs, history, and culture ot the French nation. At each monthly meeting, stu- dents speak only in French while participating in programs designed to be both educational and entertaining. In this way members broaden their interest in the subject while acquiring a valuable background tor their study ot the language. l l

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German Club margx vw. First Row, Kleft to rightj: C. Isaacson, J. Copeland, L. Rappoli, J, Clark, W. Lynd, G. Morrison, K. Funk. Second Row: Mr. Genis K. Kimball, R. Shuman, J. Tucker, J. Dretler. The fairly new subject ot German entered its third year ot existence in 1964 and so did the German Club. Jeanne Clark was elected President and Walter Lind Treasurer. A series of monthly meetings at different members' houses was capped at the end ofthe year with a dinner and presentation of an award to the outstand- ing German scholar. y Spanish Club

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Seminar in Contemporary Literature First Row: Steve Lirnon, L. Goodwin, H. Swan, S. Noring, J. Clark. Second Row: P. Marshall, J. Whipple, T. Radcliffe, W. Dawson. The Seminar in Contem- porary Literature, under the guidance of Mrs. Miles, head ot the English De- partment, does advanced work in the realm of liter- ature ot the twentieth cen- tury. Composed ot eleven students who meet one x- period a week to read and discuss great contemporary works, the seminar is an essential part of many col- lege-bound students' cur- ricula. Future Teachers of America