Los Amigos High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

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arlez-vous Francais. ,mf MW' fl i ., 4' , , ,1 f f w 5 1 . 'WWW f' Front row from left: Mary Layfield, Chris Graham. Second row: Pam Sato, Andy Evans, Miss Laura Richards, Lil Nguyen, Martin Hetu. Third row: Ray Fraga, Holly Sparl-rs, Wesley Nishiyama, Cynthia Wilcox, Karen Patterson. Front row: Bob Leonard, Mike Daoud, Jon Steuve, Sue Schirmer, Debbie Gagne, Brenda Bohannon, David Olson, Paul Novak, Sheila Talley. Parlez-vous Francais? Do you speak .E 2 W TW 1 French? The French club does. This i Q T year was the French club 's second year f 5' ' f 'l ' 1 i W I on campus. They were not as active as M K y I ,. ,,, , they were last year but still had as . ,,,,, 3, much fun. On Dec. 4, theyparticipated i in the International Banquet, by sing- K 4 l ii' A ing and dancing. At Open House on f W ,. .,,1 'tgls ' March 23, parents and students got a taste of French cuisine when the French club prepared crepes in their booth for 2 5 c each. They also went to a J . French restaurant for dinner and V g afterwards saw a French film entitled My The King of Hearts . 1 W V4.5 Q. as M ,1.,. .,., wsu:--...sn W Seated: Treasurer Andy Evans. Standing from left: Secretary Sue Schirmer, President Brenda Bohannon, Vice President Debbie Gagne. 1 1 0 French Club

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OCAD Competition Is Enriching Xb Front row from left: Cathy Henderson, Martin Hetu, Olga Gomez. Second row: Jae Choi, Mary Layfield, Scott Mackay, Jon Stueve, Mark Baxter, Greg Nishiyama. In preparation for the Orange County Academic Decathlon, stu- dents were coached by English teachers Dee Wilhite and Jeanette Morin. The Junior-Senior team competed Nov. 20, and the Fresh- men -Sophomore team competed on Feb. 26. Even though it was hard work, it was also very re- warding. It was a good experience and it allowed students to gain confidence in giving speeches, in addition to learning some new things. Furthermore, it ga ve them a chance to meet students from different schools. W'W - i --X' Greg Nishiyama recites his speech. 109

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German Club Sells Gummi Bears For T-Shirts 'f X fi- fx. X .4 it G l f ' Q Q, -'55 I . YS! Front row from left: Paula Kulfnyo, Greg Orchard, Teresa Najera, Cathy Henderson, 1-LD. McMillian. Second row: William Rust, Mrs. Emily LaMarre, Mathew Plate, Mark Jae Choi. Third row: Ray Blake, Jamil Nazarzai, Charley Orchard, Mark Baxter. r Mrs. Emily Lamarre is the A leader of the German Club. , it 'X This club consists of approxi- X r' mately 30 students. Each Wednesday they meet during lunch to discuss the sales of German choco- lates and gummi bears. The money that they raised went toward t-shirts which were ordered by many members. About I2 of the members of the club went to German Camp Oct. 1 5-1 7. This camp was located at Camp Davis near Running Springs. hu.. German Club l l l