C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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DIANA FERRIL and Louis Smien listen at one of the morning meetings, DORIS EG- GEBRECHT talks about a fund raiser for the club. MEMBERS of the French Club are lfront rowj Randy Ray, Diana Ferril, Ray McCasIand, Chris Daigneault, and Patrick jackson, 12nd rovvj jodie Rasberry, Ter- relyn jackson, jackie Moody, Cindy Rodriguez, Sun Lyuke, Tana Heginbotharn, and Louis Smien, l3rd rowj Phillip jackson, Paul Van Buskirk, and Matthew DePriest. French sponsor is Mrs. Capps. DIANNA FERRIL stresses a point about their Christmas project, THE French club officers are lfront rowj Diana Ferril, Ray Mc- Casland, Chris Daigneault, Patrick jackson, l2nd rowj Randy Ray, Tana Heginbotharn, Louis Srnien, NS- ,2.1 ,fl I 1 ' ,V hl,h lf, Willis Ill .ll French 133

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Selline is Their Game! Selling? Well, the French Club did. The French Club was one of the most active clubs. The club par- ticipated in many fund raisers throughout the year and used the profits for many things. Along with their numerous bake sales, the club also had car washes on weekends. Many members found themselves soaked to the skin after a hard day's work washing cars. The many bake sales gave students the feeling that they had another snack bar. At bake sales, the club sold everything from cakes to Candygrams. With the money they raised, the club sponsored grand- parents at the Killeen Nursing Home. Members gave the grandparents gifts on Thanksgiving and Christmas as well as a party on Halloween. In addition to this, the club provided free crepes at the freshman orienta- tion. This was to help promote in- terest in the club by the new students. At Christmas, candygrams became a popular item among the French Club money raisers. Tana Heginbotham said, llCandygrams were really successful this year. Lots of people saw them and liked them, so they bought them. With the money the club earned, members had several socials. The club had a party at Putt-Putt as well Q . . T 4 . fs www if WWI W V T F .4 4, . . 'r Q f ' ' 1 . . ' 5H f 2 ff fm-5' .., V . I 'N 7,,,g F., 1 tty, X gg L t Sf Q S m .V ,i , ,Sf . ' arar A . 1-51..'.tZ V VVV: Ak X 5 . , ' 'A 1 0 i . 1 no SELLING with a successful smile is Tana tention to the president, Chris Daigneault. Heginbotham. R.-XY MCCASLAND pays at- MAKING her suggestions during a meeting ln-i French ci ai umoa Rd a is Diane Ferril. r as a Catti's. Matthew DePri replied, 'll think we put the mor to good use. To honor hard wo ing members, a banquet was helc the end of the year. Students a club members also traveled to N- Orleans during spring break, us their own money. This trip help members relax after such a bi year. Despite their busy year, 1 French Club's participation in 1 school set it apart from other clu Their unique fund raising projects well as the wise use of the mor raised, made the club an active terest in the school and l community. 'SN Q H.. .L

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They Work for Fun and Charity Being a member of one of the language clubs was the choice of many students. As Randi Welch put it, 'The Spanish Club has been a fun and charitable organization that I know anyone would enjoy being a member of. Not only were these clubs fun but also educational. Chris Seger said, 'Being an officer in this enjoyable club has helped me learn more about the German way of ie. Selling advent calendars was the German club's only fund raiser. This raised enough money to have pizza parties, to go to Austin for ice skating, to have the end of the year banquet and trip, and also to pro- vide for the charitable things the club did. They donated one hun- dred dollars to the United Way and had an Okterberfest for the Bellhaven Nursing Home, a huge success. Like the German Club, the Spanish Club was also very suc- cessful with its fundraisers. People often waited in long lines when the club had their nacho sales. The catalogue sales that the club spon- sored also turned out very suc- cessfully. With their proceeds the fu-mi .Wu 5 1 ff MEMBERS of the German Club are ffront rowj Connie Green, Anita O'Boyle, Lisa Renney, Rachel Ortiz, Ms. Tuttle 12nd rowj Marita Ingram, Belinda Blanchrd, Melissa Craney, loanne Sullins, Musette Dates Grd rowj Lorena Kintigh, loanna Godsoe, Caron Patterson, Cindy Levy, Valerie Woodruff, Kim Dunn 14th rowj jennifer Vanderpool, Lori Harmel, Dorissa Booker, lohn Vandergriff, Evelyn Calaunan, Alecia 156 German Club y dl youl by EvelynC I .Ad l, .D Loris, Kelly Harrison i5th rowj DeDe Peitchinsky, Elisa Cook, Monique Mayes, lanice Nuuhiwa, Amy Biggs, Patty Arndt f6th rowj Mike Teague, Clara Vann, Tami Argo, Robin Coombs, Chris Seger 17th rowj Ramona Buss, Rachel Carrillo, Michelle Flynn, Mike Seger. ENIOYING themselves at one of the pizza parties in Mr. Gattis are Evelyn Calaunan, Kelly Harrison, and Cindy Levy. club had a Halloween, Thanksgivir Christmas, Valentine, and Easter p4 ty for the Families in Crisis lnc. For a new project, providi something for the school, the cl: provided a bench. Their end of tl year trip was to San Antonio duri Fiesta Week. They had an end the year formal banquet at CTC. For both of these clubs membi ship was high. They worked ha during the year having fun al working for others. THE officers of the German Club for ' 1982-83 year are Marita Ingram, Cl Seger, Lorena Kintigh, and Anita O'Boj GETTING things ready for the Oktoberfi at the Bellhaven Nursing Home are lan Nuuhiwa, Ramona Buss, and De Peitchinsky. wi