Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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French Club Stays Busy

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uture Teachers, Where Are You? When the yearbook pho- was memberless. long hours and low pay that :ographer approached Mr. Since the page was re- go algng with a teaching po- Woody concerning a picture served for the club, we de- 511510117 If this is the Case, of the club he advises, Fu- cided to comment. Could it who Will teach our Chil- :ure Teachers , he was sur- be that the students see the dren? prised to learn that the club

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Pendleton House Qfflwm lloyj. 5 9 ou A Ion 011. Q XQOQZGECR l'ABou13u2 N 0101016 . W 111 fix Q .1OM011ZClZ' 'wld A ll Lfgltil. s A IA Ca-Qmq. vwhtg , L vaises Bom z, f-f ,-1 'hwma cfs ffraugais . ' ' Cmfi . ' I! The French Club has been one of Pendleton's busier clubs, as well as being one of the largest. In the past year the club has engaged in many ac- tivities. One of the most popu- lar activities was a visit to the Pendleton House, owned by Mr. and Mrs. john Hall, a British cou- ple. The annual visit to the well-known restaurant helped teach the members more about the French way of life. All diners en- joyed trying the new dishes served in a wonderful at- mosphere. Another favorite club activity is skating. Des- pite a few wrecks and bruises, everyone had fun. Foreign Language Day was another way the French students learned about France. lt was held at Carolina Coliseum. Advi- sor Mrs. Dowis adds a lot to the club with her enthu- siasm and smile. Q