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GERMAN
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AUF WIEDERSEHEN".
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Under the capable leadership of Miss
Hoffman, the members of the club plan inter–
esting meetings and amusing skits, and listen
to enlightening talks. The club was an active
participant in the annual preparation of the
Language Banquet held in the spring.
A student from Germany, Brigitte Mayr,
frequently gave talks to the group about the
customs and traditions. This increased the
students knowledge of Germany and her
people.
OFFICERS
President
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Robert Smith
Vice-Pre ident .......
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Marge Davis
Secretary .
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Nancy Sharpless
Treasurer
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Bet y Skernolis
Reporters
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Robert Yourishin,
Bernard Bast
Ad11iser
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Mi s Hoffman
Honorary IIIember .
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Brigitte Mayr
Left
to right: First Row- C.
Heidenreich, F. Rossi, N. Sharpless, M. Dhvis, R. Smith,
B.
Skemolis, T. Donald,
J.
Henry, B. Mayr,
J.
Halterman.
Second Row- J.
Phillips,
J.
Lorah,
J.
Krivak, R. Bums, B. Ba t, F. Werpshaw,
J.
Ben–
ner.
Third Row- L.
LeGrande, D. Sterling, T. Pennock, F. Grebowski, R. Youri hin.
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