Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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1lJulie Sikkema and Mrs. Stein discuss plans for the party. 2lFrench Club members: Charla Adkins, Mark Babalion, Danny Bebermeyer, Karen Bichel, Beth Bischof, Lana Blagg, Mark Box, Melanie Bush, Jeannie Clark, Maria Com- ninellis, Joyce David, Jerry Davis, Sandy Dex- heimer, Amanda Donnely, Shelley Emery, Paula Evans, Mark Freemen, Trudy Freitag, Carla Fulcher, Linda Gehrlein, Brenda Gilbert, Julie Gilbert, Lisa Goff, Mitch Griggs, Rick Haberstick, Emily Hauptman, S. D. Harris, Jana Holladay, Bridget Horn, Debbi Hornbuckle, Rochell Jacobsen, Sheila Kellenberg, Cody Kilgore, Trina Lance, Jennifer Lang, Laurie Lassiter, Kennera Lynch, Suzanne MacDonald, Diane Mason, Jane Meachum, Caren Mendenhall, Debbi Montague, Angel Nave, Carol Newton, David Prater, Suzanne Ramey, Sue Riddle, Nancy Rose, Emily Saving, Viki Schneider, Tracy Schultz, Valorie Scrivens, Linda Sims, Mitzi Smirl, Melissa Smit- son, Eugene Sorrentino, Rob Stitt, Carol Steckelberg, Crystal Threadgill, Kendall Watson, Kelly Wilkerson, Greg Wilkerson, and Kerry Wilson. 3lValorie Scrivens, discusses plans for a future party. 4lSpanish Club designs signs for their skating party. 5lLaurie Lassiter is elected program officer. 6lSpanish Club members: Jill Sikkema, Pat Hon, Gary Rodriguez, Jana Noel, Lisa Hayward, Sheri Funk, Heidi Jacobson, Dephne Bryan, Mitzi Smirl, Janice Beatty, Christy Armstrong, John Worley, Beth Pilbeam, Viki Day, Sharon Bridgemen, Pam Roller, Sandy Rice, Rowena Tawney, Lori Hawkins, J. Johnson, John Madden, Don Greico, Ann O'Shia, Alan Altmark, Bruce Hayden, Gary Clark, Nancy Johannes, Mark Nelson, and Julie Sikkema. -'-M A. l6i SPANISH AND FRENCH CLUB 39

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istlizalbs Umuesbiqjoiae K3f1Jllf:-sfsltifsmiliiwm Elia pins FRENCH CLUB Activities ranging from attending a Red Wing game to organizing a Halloween costume party were all included in French Club's schedule. Le Cercle de Francais , continued several projects that have become popular favorites over the years. These in- cluded a picnic in the spring with Spanish Club and the annual Christmas dinner complete with French food like crepes and rich desserts. Our play at the Christmas party was Cendrillion or Cinderella and it's a good thing everybody already knew the story because I don't think they could have understood it from our version, said Bridget Horn, junior, lt was real- ly funny and we had a great time doing it. SPANISH CLUB An ice skating party in early February was the newest addition to the list of activities in which the Spanish Club participated. For the first ti'me the party was open to the whole school, and was well attended. Before, the ice skating party was held just for members but this year we decided to include everyone for a change, said Janice Beatty, junior. One of the highlights of this year was a lavish Christmas dinner. Food from several different Spanish speaking countries all over the world was served. Entertainment was provided by Steve and Paul Duncan who played the guitar before about 30 guests. 38 SPANISH AND FRENCH CLUB

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Wlheemfame S3u:iEpipQJii-13 eiimell Eli-Qsciluicsiailasiime Learning how to operate the backstage of a production, making sure students know their lines and having fun working together as a club are part of Thespians' many activities. Being a student director for Godspell , I was able to see a bunch of students who basically didn't know what they were doing develop and change into better actresses and actors. lt was really exciting, said Anita Vanetti, senior. Anita, like many other people involved in the production of various school plays during the year, was a member of Thespian Club. This organization was formed for people interested in the theater both in front and behind the scenes. Not only did members work on improving their acting skills they were also involved in jobs like lighting, direction, stage managing and directing. lt is really kind of an honorary club for people who have been involved in dramatics and plays throughout the year. commented Nancy Rose, junior. ,af an Us.. 40 THESPIANS