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Kings Club The Kings Club is a service organiation sponsored by the Tempe Lions Club. They earn money for worthy charities, and provide services to the school. One of their main pro- jects is publishing the yearly Queen of Queens calendar. The Kings Club Front Row: (I to r) Jeff Sippel, David Differt, Jim Miller, Neal Replogle and Jeff Edwards. Back Row: Tim Feeney, Frank Branham. David Roye, Steve Espinoza, Randall Greeley, Larry Mesbergen and John Ammons. Interact Interact is a service organiza- tion who’s main purpose is to help the community. One of their projects this year was sponsoring the blood drive, along with the Arizona Blood Service. They also had a car wash and other fund raising activities. Interact Front row (I to r): Gloria Szanto. Sander Alisky, Tracey McGarvin, Robin Gabelli, Susan Donohoe, Jennifer Ankeney and Kathy Nakagwa. Second Row: Mr. Richard Torrez. Amanda Nelson. Debbie May, Heather Davis, Amy Eshelman. Siobhan Hegarty and Mary Jo Meier. Third Row: Shelley McGarvin, Paula Salovara. Michelle Everett, Betty Crain. Theresa Rimer, and Craig Younger. Back Row: Connie Obray. Sheri Griffin, Dale Lunt. Jackie Miller and Corina Curtis. 102-Organizations
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The German Club First row. (I to r): Dirk May. Johann Akins. Alexsander Ipatenco. Janeke Baldwin. Monica Troxell. Kristina Mooney. Andrea Evans, Kurt Muller. Ernst Skinner. Johann Halstead and Wilhelm Taysam. Second row: Heike Davey. Friederich Lea. Thomas Perkinson. Michael Steffeck. Gregg Greer. Richard Kirchner, Christian McAdams. Alexsander Mesbergen. Dirk Luthberson. Lillias Woodward and Phillip Bleak. Third row: Jay Dunkelberger. Max Rogers. Dieter Binkley. Friederiech Hamilton. Mortiz Martin. Laura Ledenbach. Michael Wallen. Susanna Drew. Otto laquinto, Kim laquinto, Danna laquinto and Stephan Alt. The Native American Club: First row (I to r): Rosendo Ramirez. Mr. Tony Chavarria, Mrs. Betty Chavarria and Christina Rivera. Second row: Eric Ruiz. Sarah Bitsui. and Paula Chavarria. German Club German Club president Su- sanna Drew presides over a meeting. The goals of the German Club were to provide the opportunity for students to learn about Germany and its culture and to improve language skills. Activities during the year were de- signed to achieve these goals. Native American Club The Native American Club provides an opportunity for members to learn the ways of their ancestors. This year they held a Pow-Wow to help them understand the past. Organizations-101
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Lettermens Club The Lettermens Club sold Tempe High wind- breakers, and after one of the Tempe High Bas- ketball games, they sponsored a dance that helped to pay for the let- ter jackets which includ- ed the athlete’s name and the Tempe High em- blem. 1 he Lettermens Club Top row (I to r): Tracy Ellis. Lisa Thomas. Ricky Carias. Jimmy Williams and Steve Ybarra. Bottom Row: Steve Goitia, Patti Strauss. Lisa Bermudez. Monica Garcia and Jeanine Rollo. French Club The French Club spon- sored a dance and nu- merous social parties, in- cluding the big Hallow- een and Christmas events. They celebrated Mardi Gras and sold can- dy to provide funds for their annual party at the end of the school year. The French Club. Back row: Mrs. Maureen Buffington. Dan Gesky. Ben Avechuco. Lori Camp- bell. Lynda Walls. Kathy Kitts and Ross Gould. Front row: Kathie Buren. Doris Mosley. Kim Baxley. Bethel Kaminsky and Bill McBrayer. Organizations-103
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