Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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The German Club Cornpetes The German Club's main goals in- cluded sending a student to Germany, and entering in hopes of winning the Southern Arizona Language Fair. Students explored the German Club through guest speakers, projects, car- oling at Winter Haven and a nursing home. Field trips were to Sahuaro High School for the meeting of the Arizona Association of Students of Germany fA.A.S.G.D and special high- lights included the Arizona Foreign Language Competition. Mrs. Carla North sponsoredtheGerman Clubfor the second year at Cholla. Fun- draisers this year included the sale of advent calendars, cookies and Gummi-Bear candies. The club met on Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. in room B- 8. The German Club consisted of 18 active members. Officers were Presi- dent-JamesThorton,Vice-Presi- dent-RobertSpyers,Secretary- Mike Jennings and Treasurer - Lammont Nesbitt. By Grace Granillo. Front Row QL-RD: Sandra Martin, Karen Larson, Jennifer Shivers, Michelle Lovell, Barbara Majors, Greg Nesbitt, Rhonda Larson, Stacy Ballah, James Thorton, Back Row KL-RD: Mike Jennings, James Cummings, Robert Sires, Mrs. Carla North, Hector Carpio, Randy Briley, Doug Robinson, Lamont Nesbitt. French Club guest speakers were Alexandra Krahling - German For- eign Exchange Student, two Ameri- can Foreign Exchange Students from A.F.S. who spent a year in France and Germany, and Christy Schpansky, one of our fellow students, who spent last summer in France. The French Club advisor, Mrs. Marty Diaz- Smith has sponsored meetings at Cholla for the past three years. The meetings were held in F9 every other Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. The fund raisers were sales of Reesels pieces and the selling Croissants at an International Bake Sale with the German and the Black Culture Clubs. Club President - Jennifer Cook stated, I really like the French Club. I encourage people to go on trips to foreign countries. I Want to share foreign languages with other people? Club members includ- ed President - Jennifer Cook, Vice President - Paul Waid and Secretary!Treasurer - JoAnn Corral. By Kim Affolder U4 German!French Clubs French Club Goes International Front Row QL-Rh: tFrJ Sara El Sharif, QSrJ Elvia Medina, Mrs. Marty Smith, LSU Coleen Murphy, lSrJ JoAnn Corral, Back Row: KSU Paul Waid, QSOD Stephanie Codd, CFU Albert Fletcher, tSrJ Frank Fletcher, fJrJ Jennifer Cook, fSrJ Brian Winstanley. Photos by Trina Con- treras. yr llmvi If

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: Leadership, cademics Advisor Mr. Len Bryan President Steve Warrior Vice-President Barbara Garmen Secretary Lorraine Fisher Treasurer Richie - Sanderville And cholarship National Honor Society is an organi- zation which consisted of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have at least a B average. Their being selected was based on scholarship, leadership, and academics. Throughout the year, the club had monthly fundraisers and com- munity services. These included donat- ing a turkey to a retirement home, and during Christmas they donated Christ- mas bags with candy, fruit, etc. to an orphanage. This year's officers were: President - Steve Warrior fSeniorJ Vice-President - Barbara Garmen CSeniorJ, Secretary - Lorraine Fisher fSeniorJ, Treasurer - Richie Sander- ville. The advisor was Mr. Len Bryan. By Bianca Gonzalez L Students Against Drunk riving President Tiffanie Cahill Vice- President Steve Anreacola Treasurer Joanne Corral , Secretary Robin Runge iPhotos by Ray Manley and Na- .. tional School Stu- dios, Inc. Students Against Driving Drunk was a new group whose goal was to help pre- vent alcohol related accidents. The offi- cers included Tiffanie Cahill CSeniorJ, Vice-President - Steve Anreacola CSophomoreJ, Treasurer - Joanne Corral fSeniorJ, and Secretary - Robin Runge CSeniorJ. The 15-member club wanted to make people aware of the hazards involved in driving drunk. Statistics showed that over 21 deaths occur daily from driving while intoxicated and that a high per- centage of deaths were people between the ages of 16 and 24. S.A.D.D. members did not condem drinking but the act of driving drunk. The students recom- mended that a parent-child contract be discussed in families which would en- courage teenagers to call their parents for a ride home from parties when one or more of their friends had been drinking heavily. The philosophy was, Friends don't let friends drive drunk, stated President Tiffanie Cahill. By Lisa Romo NHSXSADD Clubs 1 H 3

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E T-fi K' ' ' 'fryig , Q. I rf, -. I-I , 3'1 '51-fill A541 'st iff' ,, .Q V dwg- A Q ,,., . . A gi? Top Row: KL-RJ Mr. Bill Crouse, Mrs. Kathy Sandie Armstrong, Melinda Lovelett, Julie El- Lackow, Margie Walker. Bottom Row: KL-RJ: vick. Speaking Hands Club has been at Cholla for 6 years. This year's advisors were Mr. Bill Crouse and Mrs. Kathy Lackow. The meetings were held once a week on Thursday's in Pod E at 2:30 p.m. The Club per- formed Christmas plays at San Xavier Mission with the choir and sang HJoy to the World and Peace, Peace. Margie Walker A club president stat- ed, l want to help more people be- come aware of sign language as a way of communication. Fund raisers for this year were Christmas Card selling. Club members included President - Margie Walker, Vice-President M Sandie Armstrong, Secretary - Melinda Lovelett, and Treasurer - Julie Elvick. by Kim Affolder Sign Language: A Way Of Communicating Hiking lub Travels Include Remote Sites Back Row: KL-RJ Kevin Green, Craig Pierce, Gerald Kornelle, Bob Prosen, Kenyon Moe, Robert Sullivan, Paul Waid. Front Row: KL-RJ J.B. McElfresh, Lee Howard, Jennifer Kahl, JoAnn Corral, Ray Corral, Steve Lopez. Lying Down is Hugo Bond. Photos by Ron Lucas and National School Studios, Inc. and Ray Manley. The Hiking Club, sponsored by Mr. Ron Lucas, is for all students. It has been active for two years. Hikes were planned for every other weekend and included travels to the Catalina Mountains, Santa Ritas, Rincons, Chirachahuas, and Mt. Wrightson. The hikes were usually overnight to allow for a higher quality experience and occassionally were on the way to some remote site along the state bor- ders. Club President Hugo Bond stated, There's a certain satisfaction you get from hiking that you can't get from any other hobby, knowing that your life depends on what you carry, the knowledge of how to use it, and that at any given time you could be in a bad situation. ltis a high that can't be topped but, itis not for everyone. There have been no fundraisers, mainly because they were a self con- tained club which provided its own transportation. Club members in- cluded Vice President e Lee How- ard, Secretary H Carrie Adams, Michael Archuleta, Paul Waid, Daniel Millaine, Ray Corral, Jennifer Kahl, Judy Teft, Bridey McClain, Laura Coltrin, Barbara Harmon, Christina Valencia, Gina Valencia, Robert Sul- livan, Gene Johnson, Gerald Kornelle, Roger Shuster, Steve Lopez, Bob Pro- sen, Carole Freeman, Kenyon Moe, Craig Pierce, Kevin Green, JoAnn Corral, Christy Schpansky, Randy Martinez, and Melissa Gail. by Kim Affolder