Apollo High School - Olympus Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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:lubs excel in honors Spanish Club: Row 1: Tanya Newman. Tammy Jones. Jenny Mackenzie. Glenn Rabinowitz. Row 2: Mrs. Molina. Natalie Shearl. Kathryn Cooper. Elissa Levine. Tina Torres. Rosalva San Miguel. Vickie Thun.Randa Kutob. Row 3; JanetGerst. Stella Rios. Jennifer Inness. Sandy Garcia. Kathi Rollins. Row 4; Danny Birch. Carolyn Rael. Becky Rael. Debbie Frank. Many members of the Spanish Club won awards through the National Spanish Exam. As a sponsor of the exam, the Spanish Club raised funds through car washes and chupa chup sales. Also the club held a traditional candy cane sale at Christmas. Among the different activities, the club went horseback riding. The French Club along with the Spanish Club sponsored the Octo- ber 27th Dance. This dance was only one of the many activities in which the French Club participated. One of the traditional activities of the club is to sponsor students in the Nation- al French Contests, and also to eat at a French restaurant. Lee Bolin prepared one of his many announcements for the upcoming French Club: Row 1; Tammy Kirkpatrick. John Cheyne. Valerie Koegal. Row 2; Mrs. Griggs. Lee Bolin. Crystal Henderson. Kelli Ann Schank. Jackie Fogarty. Lynn Perkins. 203

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS Renae Robinson determmably concentrated on Latin Club: Row 1; Beth Hering. Mike Lang. Roger Moore. Tim Troutman. Row 2 Kathi the mum sales for homecoming week Rollins. Melodee Brewer. Cory Mitchell. Lisa Rollins. Beth Ann Giovanini. Renae Robin- son. Mrs. Prosser. Row 3; Paige Moore. Karen Troutman. Lisa Alger The Latin Club obtained many honors at the 1978 State Convention at ASU. In fact, a great part of the club's activi- ties center around the preparation for this convention. In addition to the many honors. Roger Moore became President of the Arizona State Latin Club. In order to raise funds, the club sells mums during homecoming week, and also has candy sales. Besides pretzel sales and parties, the German Club took an active interest in the school year. One of its activities included challenging other clubs to soccer games. Another of the clubs ac- tivities is an annual dinner at Alpine Vil- lage. 202 German Club: Row 1: Chris Bergner. Beth Ann Giovanini. Ralf Hunniford. Row 2; Melany Hastings. Julie Giovanini. Paul Fischer. Michelle Esancy. F. Fiala.

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ROTC STUDENT Drill Team: Row 1; 8ob 8arrette. Colin McClure. Ray Thomson. Luciano Gatica. Row 2; David Alcon. Frank Patterson. 8rian Burchfield. Craig Chipley. Mark landreth. Row 3: Richard Elder. Jeff Rigsby. George Maliga. Robert Meya. Inspection time, and Chief Sutton made sure everything was in perfect order. This was Sutton's first year in Apollo's ROTC Program. This year the ROTC program par- ticipated in many public events. The Goodyear-Avondale parade as well as the Glendale Youth and Veterans Day parades were among the many activities in their busy schedule. Also every year they take a trip to San Diego and Disneyland over Easter Vacation. Not only was ROTC active during the school year, they went on a summer cruise to Hawaii. Color Guard: Row 1; George Maliga. Anna Rose. Floyd Thomas.Scott Wyles. Marty Kinsey. Robert Meya