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

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First Haw: Barbara Squires, Peggy Brown, Harry Durgln Alan Herndon Garry Chrycy Second Row Russell Scovil, Janice Abernethy, Debbie Callahan Bob Lynn Jim IVlaruniak Paulette Rowe French National Honor Society The French National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Coats, is a unique organization whose membership consists of those students who have maintained an A average in French for three consecutive semesters. The purpose of the society is to stimulate an interest in the study of French by promoting excellent scholastic achievements in the study of the French language. Creating a desire for understanding French culture and civilization, the overall program implants a sense of respon- sibility in the student by rewarding high scholastic achievement.

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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.

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1 L 31 l' A lb . A Fi Latin Club's activities include a Victory dance. Latin Club The Junior Classical League, better known as the Latin Club, strives to broaden interest in the challenging language of Latin. The club, sponsored by lVlr. Foster Flussell, is open to anyone taking Latin or who has taken Latin. The club meets twice a month and one of their main activities is the Latin Forum held in northern Florida. Students must be qualified in grammar, Roman history, and many other fields to be eligible for entering the competition. Skits are also presented by the contestants. Some of the organization's fund raising projects are the spon- soring of several dances throughout the year, bake sales, and the selling of spirit tags and dolls. xv. ,P li ill- iff' il- First Row: Ann Sapp, Treasurer, Jeff Rawlins, Libby Cool, Secretary, Linda Liptock. Second Row: George Huffman, President, John Cantrell, Bob Johnston, lVlr. Fiussell, Sponsor, Kirby Knox, Vice- Fresiden t, Alan Poff.