South Dade High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Homestead, FL)

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I , f First Row: Trisha Franklin, Carol Cottrell, John Rose David Magee Bertie Carroll Enamie Glenn Melissa Houtte. Second Row: Rick Ely, Susan Fichter Cordelia Keith Janet Reeves Gary Meredith Linda Meyer, Gail Campbell, Cindy London, Kelly Richardson Spanish National Honor Society Members of the Spanish National Honor Society are students who excel in the study of the Spanish language. A grade average of 3.5 for three consecutive semesters is required for member- ship. This honorary society has been active throughout the year. lt's first project was a spaghetti dinner for all members and their guests, followed by an evening in a Spanish restaurant. A beach party and picnic completed the activities of these scholarly Spanish students. 'K ig , , OFFICERS: Becky Burr, Secretary: Edward Grant, Presidentg Mary Hickson, Vice-President

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Spanish Club The study of the Spanish Language is only the first step in the fulfillment of the objectives of the South Dade Spanish Club. This club promotes an awareness of our southern neighbors and endeavors to develop an insight into the cultural aspects of peoples of Spanish-speaking nations. Every student who is genuinely interested in the people of a different culture, heri- tage, and language is encouraged to become a member of this organization. Hard work and imagination were evident in the Spanish Club's Homecoming float, which placed third in the school competition. OFFICERS: Janet Reeves, Vice-Presidentg Edward Grant, Secretary- Treasurerp Linda IVIeyer, President. First Flow: Kelly Richardson, Darlene Baggett, Cindi Toraya, Cordelia Keith.Second Raw: Betina Box, Melissa Houtte, Candy Baucom, Madeleine Bouley, Becky Burr.

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French Club The purpose of the French Club is to gain knowledge of the French language, history, characteristics and customs. Com- paring traditions similar to those of our country, the club cultivates a deeper understanding of the differences and simi- larities of the two countries and their peoples. Members of the French Club study the progressions of the French language and its effect on the cultures and languages of other countries in our modern times and in centuries past. The homecoming float was one of the major projects of the year. As one of the lovliest floats in the parade, it was awarded second place in the school competition. OFFICERS: Garry Chrycy, Presidentp Peggy Brown, Treasure-r,' Susan Osher, Secretaryp Leslie Morris, VicePresiden1t First Row: Barbara Squires, Jessica Olsen, Mary Parker, Dorothy Nell Thomas, Jackie Callas. Second Row: Louise Dube, Ronnie Gooding, Mary Sarvich, Debby Sherry, Sharon Cash. Third Row: George Flaum, Alan Herndon, Cassandra Smith, Mike Jackson, Madeleine Bouley.