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■A Spanish Club f ' % 1987-88 was once again a very successful year for Spanish Club. It was one of the most popular clubs on campus. Members took part in such ac- tivities as going to Magic Mountain, taking a train to Olvera Street in Los Angeles, the street L.A. grew from, and selling their famous burritos at Santa Village. Club members also received t-shirts and wonderful meals prepared by Mrs. Gutierrez, the clubs advisor. V. - ' ; € Mike, stealing again! Top: P. Moratin, Mrs. Gutierrez. S. Neuchterlein, P. Buckingham. J. Naigle. N. Dunn. R. Nabong, V. Mguyen. T. Nguyen. T. Tin. W. Lee, M. Gallagher. E. Rolan. V. Pham. E. Goldmann. Bottom: J. Le. M. Beevi. N. Lam. H. Le. P. Do. T. Sugiyama, T. Scofield. A. Knuckles. T. Harris. V. Henderson. T. Cardoza. 162Actiuilies Sue is staring at that guy AGAIN. Club President Vanessa Henderson
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Chinese Club The Chinese Club was involved with nnany lunchtime fundraisers. On various days in the week the Chinese Club would devote their time at lunch to sell to students and faculty such foods as egg roles, rice, and fortune cookies. Although Chinese Club was originated only last year, it is clear that it will stay on the C.M.H.S. campus for years to come. Other activities the Club has par- ticipated in include having dinner at Chinese restaurants, watching movies, spending the day at Disneyland, and ending the year with a beach party. Top- Hiep Quach. Patty Chen, Shuchun Ho. Hsintien Ko, Eunjoo Lee. Eun Kim. Mr. Beaton. Bottom- Hsing- Yi Lee. Elian Fu. Dawn Wang. Dawn is seriously concentrating on chow meln. Club President- Hsing-Yi Lee Miss Lee. you are doing a wonderful job. Activities-161
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French Club Once again the French Club has had a suc- cessful year. They are one of the more popular clubs on Mesa ' s campus. The Club has partici- pated in many activities, among them ice skat- ing, Fondue Video parties, a visit to a dinner theatre to see the Can-Can, miniature golf, horseback riding, and French dinners. As a tra- dition, the club sold the Valentine ' s day grams. Some of the fundraisers they held included sell- ing French lollipops and Swiss chocolates. Activities-163 Club President- Anna Fitzwater. Tricia is debating on whether she should take another bite or not.
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