Deer Valley High School - Soaring Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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oreign clubs enrich students in the language and culture in the countries where the language they're learning is spoken. The Spanish, French, and German club, in addition to the Foreign Exchange program lead students to another world. The Spanish Club learns about Hispanic countries. The members who are enrolled in a Spanish class and their advisor Mrs. Jones meet twice a month. Activities include food drives, visiting Guadaloupe, Mexico, tasting Spanish food, and celebrating Cinco de Mayo. Deutschklub, or the German Club is for interested students taking Exploring Helping Learning RL- IDE German. The club invites guest speakers to talk about Germany, learning German folk dances, and sampling German food. Mrs. Kimble, advisor, says, We have a terrific group of dedicated students who strive to enrich their knowledge of foreign languages and cultures. Students can learn and live in a foreign environment through the Foreign Exchange program. Students with good grades, maturity, and language experience can qualify for the program. The exchange students at DV are Eva Siekierski, senior, from West Germany and Helena Nikula, senior, from Finland. During half-time at the Home- coming game, the German Club marches in the parade with sen- ior members Chip Orr and Stacy Preiser leading them. Spanish Club members Kather- ine Paullette, Dan Peterson, Wendy Albert and Richard Al- ton, count donations for the an- nual Christmas food drive held during November 10-20, Mem- bers gathered more than 2,000 cans of food for the needy. ii Y Q' Lim v .'n5w'- A,f mf 1 W tiwwmivw ei 'F Qt W Q W 4? 3, W Gr l ... ml .1-,P at lnternational!Language Clubs'

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,V l KEY. Front row- Cathy Sadler, Bindi, Debbie Barendt, Jennifer Molmod, Nicole Fedor, Michelle Williams, Kim Vida, Jon Tanner, Beth Collins Second row-Jaime Claros, Lisa Pipkins, Christy Yim, Jenny Calder, Cheri Curtis, Elaine Schmidt, John Fitzpatrick, Shain Thacker, Jenny Lane, Audrey Truett, Kenny Alexander, Janet Hinshaw, Larry Aquilar, Monique McBride, Back row- Randy Petrie, Jennifer McCallum, Kim Geobel, Kim Tonstad, Adam Severin, Mike Waldron, Dan Peterson, Brian Horine, Drew, Richard Hinshaw, Amy Cann, Elizabeth Capalongo, Mrs. Truett M gl f 1 IMPACT. Tanya Thies, Sally Gallant, Andrea Marshall, Amy Walters. Organizing paperwork for the ERO-sponsored Disneyland tr p are Denise Worchel and Amy Staser, seniors. iii-limo, iMPAcT, Key Club