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Spanish Club: LEFT TO RICELT — Karen Dougherty, Sharon Derr, Kathy
Lippincott (Pres.), Mark Pinsky, Sharon Aronovitz, Miss Schiffman.

LANGUAGE CLUBS

Contrary to the title, the language clubs do not meet
together. They do, however, have the same goal — to dis­
cover things about the language they are learning and the
people that speak it.
At press time, all the clubs are engaged in planning
some sort of an activity. The Spanish club has just started
to raise funds. The money raised will go to a cultural ex­
ploring trip to New York and a trip to Phila. The Italian
club will sponsor another Battle of the Bands and hope
for a greater success than they have had in the past. They
will also hold Bake Sales and other unannounced activi­
ties. With the money raised, the club will give a scholar­
ship to the senior student with the highest average in Ital­
ian and hope to visit New York and some of the Italian
restaurants therein.
The French club is planning a trip to Canada and, of
course, will visit the restaurants up there. Hopefully, they
will manage a trip to France also.
Hola. Ciao. Au Revoir. French Club; (LEFT TO RIGHT) — BOTTOM — Linda Kisloff, Cindy
Rothberg, Cheryl Robinson, Bonnie Shallcross; MIDDLE — Sharon
Scott, Sandra Anderson, Diane Lord; TOP — Joan Worek, Gabrielle San­
tos, Rodger Richardson, Christopher Molden.

Italian Club: STANDING — Rich Itzen, Rich Richeal, Terry Har.
Heich, Barry Light, joe Marziano, Robert Falsetti, Mrs. Schein; S/"' i //v, )oe
Michele Pavone, Tina Maglio.