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The Spanish And French Honor Foreign Language Honor Societies Promote Scholarship As Well As Comraderie! In its second year of existence at Wood- ward Academy, the Societe honoraire de Francais, continued to promote interest in the study of the French language and cul- ture. The select group of students was cho- sen on the basis of interest and high a- chievement in advanced levels of the study of the language. Mrs. Bernice Renkin, a teacher new to Woodward this year, provid- ed support and guidance for the club. Activi- ties this year included a trip to an Emory University class in conversational French and an excursion to the High Museum of Art to view the Armand-Hammer Collection of French paintings. Officers this year were Mike Wilson, president and Cindy Skelton, secretary-treasurer. Other members were Mike Robertson, Mitch Galloway, Dwain Barter, and Becky Bailey. The National Spanish Honor Society was advised by Mrs. Jill Nunez-Mason. The club was composed of students in their third and fourth year of Spanish. The club held weekly conversations at the Spanish lunch table in the cafeteria, ate at various Spanish res- taurants, and heard several speakers. Members included Tommy Ehrensperger, John Alarcon, Alex Saker, John Goza, Laura Smith, Jean Sorraco, Jeanne Weaver, Lisa Schulz, Paula Thornton, Joanna Browning, and Steve Fleming.
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