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Flavor of foreign cultures

enriches language clubs

Language clubs have enjoyed a recent upsurge here at
Wilson, giving more students than ever the opportunity
to increase their knowledge of a foreign land and become
familiar with the lifestyles of those people who speak a
different language. Often the aroma of exotic foods can
be detected in the halls of Wilson. Almost always respon­
sible for this unusual practice are the language clubs who
are forever surrounding themselves with the foods and
customs of other countries. The newest addition to the list
of clubs is the German Club, who has this year joined the
French Club. S E A T E D O N F L O O R , L E F T T O R I G H T : Chris Knutsen, Joanne French, Italian, and Spanish Clubs in their quest for cul­
Howard; S E A T E D : Sharon Scott, Nancy Danon, Luanne Patti, Cindy Rothberg,
Sue Shedelbower; S T A N D I N G : Edith Zuchero, Ray Bartholomay, Mr. Willie tural enlightenment.
Jordan (sponsor), Jim Shackett, Nancy Deldonno.

German Club. S E A T E D , L E F T T O R I G H T : Judy Bonat, Vivian Fellin, Debbie Melman, Miss Kathleen McCormick, Roslyn Feldman,
Marianne Buhler, Carol Myers; S T A N D I N G : Bill Budman, Howard Wilkie, Steve Frazier, Pat Everett, Ron Rouzer, Dale Smith,
Craig Schwartz.

Italian Club. S E A T E D , O N F L O O R , L E F T T O R I G H T : Jenny Sholly, Michele Auber, Terry Hartnett, Lee Sciarra, Bob Falsetti;
K N E E L I N G : Joe Favoroso, Gina Peters, Berni Dasconio, Debbie Matuzick, Maria Bruno, Joe Marziano, Mark Santilla, Joe Heich;
S E A T E D : Barb Galeone, Bev Marziano, Leona Gesualdi, Michele Pavone, Jennifer Dowd; S T A N D I N G : Rich Itzen, Doug Cordi,
Frank Antolino, Victor Rosini, Chris Desimone, Mike Santilla, Joan Smith, Bill Kinder, Rick Richeal, Barry Light, Ken Bruno, Mrs.
Eileen Schein (sponsor).