D C Everest High School - Everette Yearbook (Schofield, WI)

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PANISH CLUB 5 ROW ONE: Pam Thorp, Nancy Baranowski, Linda Dreger, Pam Hclding, Judy Moberg, Linda Goertz, Darlene Legner, Carol Stuplich, Jayne Murkowski, Mary Kay Roble, Ann Sternberg, Kathy McNamara. ROW TWO: Miss McNamar, Joan Kuhn, Sandy Schulta, Linda Benaszeski, Dorthy Lueck, Barb Kasprzycki, Carolyn Walters, Betsey Gibbs, Kerry Litner, Gail Reince, Lou Ann Duranceau, Carol Kniess, Mark Ramthun. ROW THREE: Randy Strachan, Suzanne The Spanish Club of D. C. Everest High School is a club whose purpose is to promote a friendly interest and appreciation of Spanish -the language and the civilization. The person desiring membership in the Spanish Club must be a current student of Spanish and a BH average must be main- tained in Spanish by the student. Also, any student who has completed a study of Spanish and has been an active member of Spanish Club may remain in the club as an Honorary member. Exotic Spanish food was on the menu for the banquet. Reynolds, Colleen Sonntag, Carlo Litzer, Roberta Gitchel, Kris Olson, Linda Siferd, Kathy Wojicechowski, Cindy Roeske, Susan Fritz, Linda Setula. ROW FOUR: Tim Luetschwager, Gary Kaminski, David Werner, Casey Hen- dersen, Douglas Tietz, Larry Driscoll, Gordy Kosobucki, Jim Werner, Norman Rozek, Doug Shidell, Jeff Geiger, Fred Decker, Harvey Kurtz. The Spanish Club annually sponsors the Twirp Dance-a girl-ask-boy danc e-the theme is centered on something Hispanic. Also a Christmas party, initiation and Banquet are held every year. The members in Spanish Club have fun and learn such things as Spanish songs, dances, customs, etc. This year the club officers were: President, Nancy Baranowskig Vice-President, Lou Ann Duranceaug Secretary, Harvey Kurtz. Special guests at the Spanish Club banquet. -ff ,lfl

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TIN CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. Blank, Advisor, JoAnne Webster, Kay Alvey, Dianne Schoen, Linda Bendickson, Keith Martin, Carolyn Martin, Mary Lou Salsieder, Pat Foster, Mary Alvey, JoAnne Ogiba, Pat Newby, Terry Garske. ROW TWO: Susan Hornung, Marsha Remington, Nancy Laska, Paulette Lodholz, Franceen Richmond, Janie Neuendank, Sally Markrof, Kathy Lerch, Mary Blanchiield, Martha Warpehoski, Sue Ann Hoppe. ROW THREE: Thomas Webster, The Latin Club of D. C. Everest High School promotes a friendly interest and ap- preciation of Latin, the civilization, language, and influences on modern life. All Latin students and former Latin stu- dents are eligible for membership in the club. The Latin Club annually sponsors a Roman , fe-if 51' 'vi' r rs. , Q 'Q ,, hx ' f r--A 'fi , 'Q f 3 ' ' , JN '3Q?2i,f+r,1Q as - A 1 l-g.:.,14i -f'.vu-- ugladi-. '--- tt,. 'M . Latin Club members waiting to enjoy the feast. John Weldon, Al Augustine, Jean Zastrow, Linda Coertz, Betty Tabaka, Karen Plaza, David Sefton, Leslie Ferge, Bill Prewitt, Gary Desotelle, Larry Flynn. ROW FOUR: Jim Babl, Kathy Staszak, Sue Owzarski, Shirley Cajewski, Greg Garske, Emery Lewis, Tom Artz, Jim Werner, Ken- neth Borham, Mark Gresens. Vicki Bloczynski, Christi Dud- geon, Roseanne Olbrantz. Banquet in May and the initiation of new members in the fall. Different phases of Ro- man culture are explored at monthly meetings. Officers for the school year were: Presi- dent, Jim Werner, Vice-President, Keith Mar- tin, Secretary, Mary Lou Salsiederg Treasurer, Carmen Welbes. er ,, , i 11' N K K , In f' 3 f. ,K . ,L 55 es, , 33 'Q fn- J 5' Latin I members presented a skit for the older members. 7l

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GERMA CLUB ROW ONE: Mrs. Siferd, Advisor, Connie Winnie, Karen Davidoski, Donna Wolfe, Linda Zahrt, Lou Ann Zahrt, Marie Schulz, Lynn Urban. ROW TWO: Gary Fox, Rick Sickler, Paul Kuroski, John Herman, Kent Strachan, Dennis Olinski, Jack Roberts, Lyle Gorski. ROW THREE: Lois The German name for the club is 'ider deutsches verein . Its purpose is to promote a friendly interest and appreciation of Ger- man-both of the civilization and language. To be eligible for membership in the Ger- man Club, a person must have completed one and one half semesters of the first year study of German, and have expressed a de- sire to take a second year of German the fol- lowing year. This, of course, includes any person who is taking the second year of German, or who has completed this study. The German Club is relatively new and therefore has not sponsored either a dance or a sale of any sort. However, its main ob- jective this year is to start a scholarship fund for some student wishing to go on to study German. Mueller, Nancy Probst, Betty Tabaka, Donna Dean, Vicki Bloczynski, Connie Dassler, Carolyn Martin, Patti Halde- man. ROW FOUR: John Payne, David Giesler, John Koso bucki, John Kent, Ken Juedes, Dan Van Mourik, Del Reeds, John Krueger. OFFICERS: David Giesler, Vice-Presidentg Tom Altman Presidentj Donna Wolfe, Secretaryg Dan Van Mourik, Trea surer. 73