Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

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Fiesta Forever The Spanish Club is an organization open to all students involved in the Spanish section of the language department. The objective of the Spanish Club is to help the members to fur- ther their understanding of Spanish culture. Under the direction of Mr. Alfonso Q. Llano, the club meets every other Thursday. The club has had many fundraisers this year. They sold M8LM,S and Christmas ornaments to help pay for ex- cursions. They undertook the planning of an international dinner. The officers are: President Laurie Barshay, Vice President Tyler Dickson, Secretary Mark Hetfield and Treasurer Shel- ly Pleva. RIGHT: Mark Hetfleld, Tyler Dix- on, Shelly Pleva, Laurie Barshay BELOW: Kathy J ohnson and Laurie Barshay.

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If You Speak German, J oin the Club The German Club is an organiza- tion dedicated to the advancement and promotion of the German language and culture. The club members have had the opportunity to enjoy field trips, to obtain a greater knowledge of the German people, and to explore the country's rich history and many traditions. This club, however, is not geared solely to benefit its members. It is open to all individuals who desire to take part in its acitivites and learn from their peers. This year the club has sponsored a trip to march in the annual Steuben Day Parade in New York City, attended a bilingual pro- duction of Der Talismann and has organized the Second Annual Ger- man EssaylPoem Contest which of- fered a variety of prizes. Additionally the club publishes a newspaper, holds an annual club dinner at Schwaebische Alb, sponsors a trip for German GAPP students to places they would not normally get to see, and organizes many fundraising ac- tivities, the most characteristic and traditional ones being the Gummi Bear and Advent Calendar sales. The clubls members are very proud of all their accomplishments, and it is their hope that in the future the club will continue to be a prominent extra-curricular activity at WHRHS. BELOW LEFT: German Club members Christine Kratt, Kristine Krambeck and Sharon Dwinell taking part in club discussions. BELOW: German Club officers: Jason Weidenfeld, Andrew Niebler, Melody Luck and diane Glamkowski. BOTTOM: The 1984- 85Gennan Club. German Club i 193

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Italian Club ttHaVinT a Party, The members of the 1984-1985 Italian Club spent an active year raising money to make their annual trips and holiday parties possible. Dedicated superivsor, Mr. Muoio, led the group in many fund raisers as well as recreational activities. The club has raised money by holding doughnut sales, selling Watchung Hills plastic tumblers, and sponsor- , ing the sales of the Watchung Hills board game. The Italian Club has en- joyed its visits to Little Italy and St. Anthony1s feats in Greenwich Village. The group also meets to celebrate the holidays at various membersT houses. The club,s officers are: Catherine Fillippone as president, vice- president Pat Cicala, Kim Marrone as treasurer, and secretary Michelle Rizzi. 4 RIGHT: The annual Italian Club Christmas Dinner BELOW LEFT: President Cathy Fillippone, Treasurer Kim Malone, and Chris Bolero BELOW RIGHT: The ghouls at the Italian Club Halloween party. Italian Club 1 195