Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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KN- Far Above: Students in second year Spanish look at some Spanish obiects. Above: Carrie Elpers uses the new equipment in French class. azz? N o Homework? Here's Why My dog ate it. The trash man took it accidentally, My little brother got sick on it. My mom washed it with my jeans. I mistakenly wrote it in invisible ink. I don't believe in killing trees. .The FBI needed it as evidence. .The house flooded. I left it at the hospital where I do voluntary work. Robbers stole it. I really wanted to do it, but it's a- gainst my religion. I'm allergic to paper. My starving, ill and freezing family ran out of fire wood so I generously let them use my book. I donated it to the nunfs and oprhan's paper drive. I was busy last night preparing a Christmas show for blind people withoutfarnilies. .Someone stole my locker. FRENCH, SPANISH 19

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The Accent is on S eakin As the school year started, the French and Spanish classes found themselves in the relocated language arts department. This new change gave the language classes larger classrooms. These larger rooms were more appropriate and were much needed, More students elected to take these popular classes as part of Zi Above: Kent King and fellow classmates fake a break from their regular Spanish class activity and fry to hit the pinata for the fun of it. Right: Mary Williams, Lonnie Ginley, and Yvonne Reveal put on a skit in French class. 1 8 FRENCH. SPANISH their schedule. Approximately T00 students of the Spanish classes took a field trip to ln- dianapolis, This activity took the students to Clowes Hall to see lose Greco. This trip gave the students a bet- ter understanding of Spanish en- tertainment. After seeing Greco, the classes went to La Paz for an authentic Mexican meal, Many students took ad- vantage of this opportunity and found the food much to their liking. The French classes took their annual trip to La Tour s for a taste of many of the French foods The more advanced students added variety to their daily assignments and did skits and made up their own commercials in French The French classes received the priviledge of using the new headphones or portable language lab as did all of the other foreign languages The teachers thought that the new equipment was very beneficial for the foreign language students lt gave the students an op portunity to hear themselves vocally This increased their ability to use the foreign dialect that they were studying if N.-n in

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Above: FRENCH CLUB - Front Row: Mrs. Hodson, span., Mrs. Porter, spon.: Laura Herron, Carrie Elpers, Denise Roudebush, Dawn Oakes, Beth Griffiths, Mary Williams, Anne Lackey, pres,g Laurie Kistner, v.p.g Susan Staggenburg, sec.g Laurie Ellis, Amy Neuman, Lisa Williams, Jeannie Myer, Kelly Gayle, Gary Lowe. Row 2: Cindy Sussex, Richie Pickett, Maggie Gregory, Gaynetta Jaynes, Marjorie Stires, Betsy Waugh, Karen Nichols, Beth Bengtson, Dianne Taylor, David McAvoy, Kirk Smith, Annie Hagen, Pam McManus, Susan Wilken, Pam Tierney, Lee Giesbrecht, Hazel Holliday. Row 3: Melissa Merrill, Jane Kopp, Carole Bender, Andrea Wykoff, Jenny Johantgen, Kerri Wilkerson, Angela Lozar, Connie Maupin, Julie Eflin, Dana Johnson, Tammy Silverman, Amy Scott, Alisa Duncan, Darlinda Boys, Mary Anne Broderick, Lori Folsom, Tricia Leaf. Row 4: Matt McClure, Susan Michael, Twila Mullins, John Remington, Patti Sowash, Mark Robinson, Joey Shoemaker, Pat Tierney, Leigh Ann King, Tim Jones, Laura Johnson, Lori Ball, Steve Moore, Janet Skipper, g . N L: Kay Martin, Jana Gentry, Clark Frolick. Row 5: Jodean Boldauf, Phil Ed- monson, Kelly Hancock, Aleta Barnes, Laura Carter, Stephanie Lamey, Lydia Withers, Kristin Ketner, Kelly Fitzgerald, Lori Harrison, Lisa Dotson, Terry Wood, Charlie Jones, Tom Bodkins, Celeste Anderson, Dennis Wood. Row 6: Rita Monaghen, Brad Allen, Marlene Montgomery, Nancy Sullivan, Atta Fan- ning, Angela Goree, Paul McClure, Dawndeena Bonham, Veronica Davis, Leon Mudd, Larry Wood, Jeff Gayle, Chris Massey, Kathy Miller, Karen Gahimer, Patrick Irby. Row 7: Robin Terry, Jeff Scott, Linda Wiesenauer, Becky Howard, Pam Crisler, Peggy Szumilas, Lisa Luscombe, Cindy Roy, Lynda McGuire, Amy Vorhees, Karrie Valentine, Shayne Judd, Terri Stanford, Denise Gibson, John Geisinger, Kerrie Allen. Back Row: Mary Hainy, Chris Eckstein, Bill Ivy, Jenny Petry, Cheryl Willhoite, Diana Clark, Bill Miller, Larry Foster, Bill Denny, Cheryl Bonham, Chris McCoy, Kristie Kollins, Rhonda Riall, Jenny Renbarger. di! un ll. an ul' uns un ll' 'Sli Above: French Club initiates display original costumes at the annual Halloween purty. initiates were blindfolded and taken through a dark graveyard as initiation. 20 FRENCH '-f.' .f -'V Above: FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY - Front Row: Laurie Ellis, Laurie Kistner, Pam McManus, Lori Dotson. Row 27 Kelly Gayle, Beth Bengtson, Cathy Wade, Anne Lackey. Row 3: Cindy Sussex, Laura Johnson. Row 4: Susan Staggenburg, Diann Taylor, inn: Susan Wilken, Laura Herron, Lisa Williams, Darlin- da Boys, Terri Stanford, Becky Howard, Mrs. Deb- bie Hodson sponsor. Back Row: Tom Farrer, Rob Newfelder, David McAvoy, Chris Elpers, Rick Jones, Gary Lowe. we t