RSE SSELERS ha} =e : 5 y. 2 EME el eleawer bey ss. STDOR, BMA.. ASSES mesentns al aPiootaed Sts SheAtS REN DEM SL TLD Pa7 PEPE IEP SID SPY TMER Tom fens ee Le Pee ECD ed oe baa peda ae ey ~ wae i SS Soom Soa Se ate eben Sey ae es eves: + <2 ee a Oe © ee > ane oe ey oo PS ee ew —o & A. > itaeRenaa =RS is max Ory mown go YEee ee ee as en ~ i ee ~ See Se . Seaman = nee e ta ee hee > A ESS Oy PIs Seas ee ee CPAP PS EaTSP f, y , ps ; ) : €s CHS : WAL “Oui, je parle franczise,” so say the members of Les Bons Ami Club. For this club is composed of all students who speak French, even if it is only a few words. The club has been organized for two years and its purpose is to promote friendship among the French student, and create a better appreciation for French culture. A very delightful French dinner was the climax of the club’s activities. Other social events were sleighing, theatre party, skating, and a journey to Salt Lake City to see Les Miserables given in French dialect. The eee oe, 2 ee a ee a os = ras eee et ee ee ER ee K, Oe ee ee ee © 4 =k Nee” ee ae aeae ee eas Georgia club advisor is Mr. Blaylock Burt, Fernelius and Byrne with Leona Beatrice Anderson, Burnham as officers.