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

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E S Spanish Spanish Club officers: Jodi Marcus, Rob Rosenblatt, John Lennertz, Pat Sariana, David Wolfson, Sheila Pederson. Marina's 1984-'85 Spanish Club was an excellent opportunity for students to learn more about the Hispanic cluture. ln order to become a member of this exciting club, each student had to pay a fee of two dol- lars, as well as have an open mind, a jovial personality, and a desire to gain knowledge about a different country. One did not have to be enrolled in a Spanish class to become a member of this club. Also, anyone could join at anytime during the school year. Ma- rina's Spanish Club was very busy organiz- ing many fun-filled activities for it's mem- bers' enjoyment. The Spanish Club, led by advisor Mr. Johnston, planned a Christmas fiesta, a visit to Olvera Street, bowling in Santa Ana, eating at Hispanic restaurants, participating in International Day, and sponsoring delicious bake sales, too. Being a member of this club was a great way to learn about an interesting culture while be- ing with friends who have similar interests. S A K x E AEE X x X lil., , t Xe- ' Kneeling: Jodi Henderson, Alex Dionne, Sheila Pederson, Julie Kurth, Kathy Crimmons. First row: Stacey Willis, Chris Crandlemire, Rob Rosenblatt, Pat Sarinana, Jodie Marcus, John Lennertz, David Wolfson, Lisa Rosenblatt, Jennifer Liang, Margaret Girnpel, Barbara Calister, Third row: Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified, Sean Grunberger, Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified, Dave Plateau, Advisor: Mr, Johnston, Kristin Brown, Max Finger. Clubs 73

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LATI Ave! This year's Latin students put in an active year earning money to finance the 1985 Roman Banquet in March. This event was attended by approximately 240 Latin stu- dents, parents, and alumni. All guests wore togas and dined in Roman elegance. There was entertainment following the dinner, and then the annual Gluteus Maximus Awards were given out to deserving and eager Latin students. Other activities during the year that kept the members busy were the annual yi Sucker Sale and the nomination of Randy and Ronda Roman the Club mascots Mrs. Harding sneaks a goodie from the Latin club display on International Day. Front Row: Jean Hime, Tammy Nguyen, Scott Toy, Stephanie Ross, Stacie Nishimine, Jenifer Volta. Second Row: Gayle Henderson, Terri Dolton, Lola Wong, Minir Parikh, Suzie BownfRonda Romani, Karen Franke, Stephanie Sabelino, Leo SabelinofRandy Romani, Eddie Chao, Chris Walter, Mike Depue. Third Row: Que Nguyen, Mrs. Hardingfadvisorj, Jason Stein, Davina Whitridge, Kim Ranalli, Linda Baek, Miki Yamada, Marion Cordry, Barbara Calister, Carmel Kawana, Candice Bown, Wayne Okaso, Kevin Stern, David Walter. Fourth Row: Jay Lechtman, John Dolton, Mike Jones, Sherri Christ, Lisa Hyska, Nicole Blackburn, Sharon Wolfsen, Jeff Aguilar, Bob Johnson, Jim Stead, Chuck Burns, Guy Reissen, Jim Enna. g 'rii I it , , ev, I N 'I Ng: Q . M g g K S ts ,J .. X Q X i K Am K ... s ... . , as . 'r ' 11. i ----' -V ' ..'.-i I I ' f K S ' A Friendships are made everyday in the Latin Club. Come join the fun! Officersfl to rj: Gayle Henderson, Jay Lechtman, Kim Ranalli, Jason Stein, and Roger Lldwin lead an ever-important club meeting. 72 Clubs

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Though the French Club has traditionally been one of the non active clubs on campus. This years turnout was stronger than ever before. The French Club is open to all students and strives to give students a taste of french culture and history while providing a funfilled social experience for those involved. Bonjour l'etudiants francais was frequently heard on the morning announcements calling the members to the lunchtime meetings. The year began with a welcome party featuring a french movie, french music, and a limbo contest. A sale of the pop suckers was an original and profitable fund raiser for the club as were unique french food bake sales. Participation in club day, international day, plans for museums, restaurant and field trips followed. Advisor Mrs. Karlsson hides from the camera. French PA lS lx ri: A F31 li QS Le Tour Eiffel HW First Row: unidentified, Susan Rand, Hanh Cao, Celestine Woo. Second Row: Diane Snyder, Kristen Challmon, Advisor: Mrs. Karlsson, Carmen Tevis, Jennifer Troilo, Kristen Laakso, Amy Silverman, Unidentified, Richard Schuppeck, Sabrina Goodman, Eric Wagatha, Katrina Boaz, Stacia Fillion, Sayge Drotar, Kari Harris, Amy Brewen, Andra Sandstrom, Kris Crandlemire, Todd Huisken, Wendy Rolthier. 74 Clubs