Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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I 'N-4' Marsha Stillings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Stillings, would have been a Lakeside senior this year. However, she has spent the year abroad studying in Germany as the representa- tive of the Lakeside Chapter of the American Field Service. As a recepient of the International Schol- arship Program, Marsha has had an exciting ten month stay in Wildbad, Germany with the Roessler family She has studied Math German English Choir Biology and Sports in the German school One of the highlights of her stay was a trip to Berlin and to communist East Germany She also visited the Swiss Alps and the Austrian bor er Our school is very proud of Marsha and pleased top left - A view of the business section of Wildbad. top right - The high school in Wildbad where Marsha was a student. bottom left - A German townscape. bottom right - A glimpse of the residential section of town. that she has had so many memorable exper :ences as a Lakeside senior in Germany GDES TO GEGRMANGY

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American Field Service: front row left to right - Melissa Wilson, Secretary: Lynn Nor- wood, Presidentp Julie Maeder, Reporter: Cathy Drake, Treasurer: Bill McDonnell, Vice- President, second row - Cindy Jennings, Susan Thompson, Cyndy Plummer, Belinda Brown, Angie Weidman, third row - Joni Davis, Lisa Harrison, Diane Roath, Robin Hawthorn, Suzanne Graham, fourth row - Linda Wethington, Teresa Flynn, Kathy Mc- Donnell, Donna Hawthorn, Nancy Harrison, fifth row - Laurie Geurin, Terri Wilson, Martha Wiese, Laura Arduengo, Sarah McDonald, Barbara Underwood, Christal Crow, sixth row - Donna Larkin, Leslie Thorne, Susan Burgess, Lynn Rice, Andrew Beverley, seventh row - Joe Williams, Jan James, Tracie Whited, Diz Reardon, Lisa Miller, Mrs. Markell, Sponsor: Lisa Frost, Chris Walters, Mary Humphreys. The American Field Service is a club which promotes cultural exchanges by bringing a student from another country to attend Lakeside in order that they may learn of American customs. The AFS program also allows a Lakeside student to participate in the American Abroad Program, either during the summer or during the school year. top right - President Lynn Norwood and Mrs. Markell discussed future AFS plans. middle left - AFS added S793 to their treasury by selling candy canes during Christmas time. middle right- Melissa helped raise money for her summer trip abroad. bottom right - Mrs. Stillings met with AFS club members to encourage them in their search for a host family. If 5

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Y I VJ! I KK! F 2-new if French Club front row left to right Donna Hawthorn, Hammel, Treasurer: Tony Brooks, Lisa Dillingham, Valerie Nancy Harrison Robin Hawthorn Marianne Burfeind, Wilson, second row - Steve Dowling, Belinda Brown, Mike Brenda Verhelst Laura Thompson Secretary, Mrs. Alex- Doyle, third row - standing - Yvette Sanderson, Marcia ander Sponsor Saundra Sturdy President Stacy Hag- Clements, Tony Allen, Robert McGahan, Valerie Cloud, gard Vice President Mary Humphreys Reporter, Sharon Andrew Beverely, Keith Evans, Alan Meadows. J The purpose of French Club is to extend an understanding and appre- ciation of the French culture beyond the classroom. As part of the culture, students learn about French cooking, family life, and political beliefs. These customs are explained through programs including music, films, speakers, a trip to New Orleans, and having dinner at Le Mirabelle, and local French restaurant. French Club also participates annually in a state French-speaking contest and festival at UALR. French Club mem- bership is open to any student studying French or having previously completed one year of French. middle left - French Club votes on where and when to have their pot-luck dinner. above - Yvette Sanderson and Brenda Verhelst listen to French lessons in the lab. left - Saundra Sturdy and Stacy Haggard ask for activities suggestions. E 1 25 Q 1