Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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3 Gcfim an GERMAN CLUB German Club's purpose is not purely educational. Instead, it is a fun-filled gathering of students who enjoy activities with a club which is still affiliated with their German classes. Activities include parties, field trips, and picnics. Learning about other cultures is interesting and we hope that German will become a part of any interested student's curriculum. Officers this year were: Nancy Hare, presidentg vice president-Valerie Parkg secretary, Roxanne Marcouxg and treasurer, Stephanie King. sativa icing CREATIVE WRITING Creative Writing produces the RUNES, Marina'S literary magazine. The Creative Writing Club gives encourage- ment to students to try their hand at writing for their own staisfaction. Mrs. Anderson is the advisor and anyone is invi- ted to join this club. 'wgrrmg 189

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ussizm ' q ,w in flgms e-' A 7 acl 50 RUSSIAN CLUB Russian Club is one of the most spirited clubs on campus, participating in all the Spirit Week activities. The members learn about the Russian culture and language. Mrs. Senicki is the club advisor. 5 amish ? ...'lIllD I cruavoz 1.59, I ssvnuom. grin Spanish Club has once again begun, every other Friday at lunch in room 209. Our club consists of: President-Kim Lindelin, Vice President-Linda jue, Secretary-Treasurer-Cherie Gould, I.O.C. Representative- Kim Frazier, and about eight other interested members. Some of our activities that we have planned for the year are a bake sale, a possible field trip, a speaker, and a year end banquet. Because our club has not been in action for two years, we're hoping to get some of these activities done and make the club's year a rewarding one. 188 Q . 4 b , H .TRI - ,-vygitip

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LATIN CLUB The main activity for Latin Club this year was its annual Roman Banquet in March. All the Latin classes participate in this event. The banquet consists of a Roman dinner, -entertain- ment, and the annual awards for achievement in Latin. During the course of the banquet the first year Latin students act as slaves, serving the meals and obeying all orders. This year, the Latin Club also participated in the ASB carnival and planned several parties and field trips. The officers this year were: Maureen Bailey and Russ Bennett, consulsg Ron Banfield, pro-consul, Shelley Bailey, secretaryg Heidi Hetzler, juno 5 Dana Skaggs, jupiter. 4 D Slave Marian Barrit is serving Heide Juno Hetzler, Gladiators are always a popular event at a Roman Banquet. Q Here Don Goodwin has just put I an end to Dana Skaggs. 4 ' .4 consul Maureen Bailey and Debbie C arm ondy. Maurice Nelson gets the Roman treatment from his slaves Marian Barrit and Mad elon Foster 6 if 1 9 Kvtxz-, 11 -