Edison High School - Oracle Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Spanish Honor Society A Cultural Experience The purpose of the Spanish Honor Society was to raise money for out- standing students of Spanish and award them with scholarships. The club was also to honor those students in Spanish who have received good grades in that course. To be a part in the society the students had to main- tain a B average, fvlany students were eligible to take part and the club con- sisted of about 50 active members. The students had a fund raiser for the scholarship funds and they spent the extra quota on the clubs enjoyment. Advisor was Ms. Goesch and President was Ken °roulx. Karen Mcphey interprets tier Spanisti sentences witti smiling interest. Top row. Stacy Garland, Tom Kelly, Corrine Jones, Janice Befield, Ned Nable, Ken Proulx. Lisa Spadoni, Lindy Finkler, Holly Biggers, ( s. Goesch, Kattiy Holthous, LeigtiAnn Vogelsang, Jane Matsui Middle row Monique Le Barre, Ctiris Calin, Yuonne Pak, Jean Ammendola, Bot- tom row- Marylyn Ctiarleton, Betsy Ivlendoza, Antoinette Gennusa, Ami Hemseri, lylonique Huebel Spanish Honor Society 157

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Parlez-Vous Francais? The French Club got inspired with advisor Ms. Wilson and presiding offi- cer Kelly Powers. The club began this year as a way for students to get in- volved. The club members didn ' t need to know any French, which helped make the club especially large. The students had a few fundraisers and sold advent calenders to bring some money into the club. They also spon- sored a bake sale and a dinner which prepared them for their trip to Europe! Susie Trode {above) talks to some friends about her French homework. Top row: Kelly Powers, Barbara Rainy, Krista Fritzinger, Leslie Gottlieb, Jaime Gottlieb, Mi- chelle Grossman, Sven Johnson, Darcy Patch, Mayher All, Jayne Salter, Claudia Sroka, Sherif Dimyan, Heidi Mamford Bottom row: Patti Mi- chenery, Linda Powers. Michele Callison, Susie Torode, Tina Heinenon, Chris Calhoun, Sharon Eggeres, Cynthia Stevens, Lynn Colmer. 1 • • 1 BllSj J Mk - i !Bikd»£:f 156 French Club

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A.F.S. Helps Students Go Abroad A.F.S. stands for American Field Service. One of the most active clubs on campus, its main purpose is ex- change students. A.F.S. supports our students who go abroad to countries around the world. The club raises mon- ey with the help of their 50 members and also receives help from the adult A.F.S. chapter, fvlaria Galagarra is an exchange student here at Edison this year, from Ecuador. Sharon Eggars was an exchange student who re- turned from Belguim and Chris Cal- houn is going abroad, but he hasn ' t decided where he wants to go. A.F.S. is a club designed to unite students from around the world. Kim Tanabe ( above tells others about the differ- ent aspects of the club. A.FS, Club (below) Sven Johnson (left) leads the meetings from a position of authority 158