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THE FRENCH CLUB
ROW 1, seated, left to right: C. Hand, P. Rapelye, J. ford, J. Drury, Mr. Theodore S. Whitford, J. Owen, J.
Brown, J. Symonds, S. Morris, H. Tucker. ROW 2: E. Whit- Giddings, D. McWhitter.
John Symonds The 1964-65 year was a very successful one for the French
President Club. The exchange program was continued with the Lycee
Stephen Morris Classique de Gargons in Menton, France. Both students, Harry
Vice-President Cole from M.B. and Noel Gremeret from Menton, adapted
Peter Rapelye quickly to their new environments and were well-liked. In
Secretary February, Mr. Gendron gave a lecture and showed films on
John Owen Southeast Asia. In March, the school was host to a meeting of
T re usurer the Junior Alliance. The members, French students from
Terrence Mahoney several schools in the area, were entertained by a French style
Program Chairman puppet show. The highlight of the French Club’s activities was
the extremely well-attended winter dance. M.B.’s own band,
the Dakotas, provided the music and entertainment.
