Arrowhead High School - Warhawk Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

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SPANISH CLUB. Front row: Holly Audley, Judy Pouchert, Julie Olson, Vicky McNulty, Jill Bogusewski, Lori Kosik. Second row: Ginnie Hewitt, Kerry Tym, Chuck Booth, Tom Syburg, Tracy Todd, Jeri Sykes, Mr. Peche. 1978 is one big fiesta The Spanish Club may not have been all wet all year but they were soaked at the churros party. Aquiring most of the water was Mr. Peche who was attacked by his students who then turned on each other. In the end, everyone was soaked but the party was a success! Another gala occasion was the For- eign Language Christmas party where the first year students put on a skit about Spanish customs. Later on, the club sang some songs and ate rich Spanish desserts until they got sick. At the end of the year the students prepared a traditional Spanish dinner to which they invited their parents. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Are you SURE we're doing this right? Just what I need is a sugar shower. Hey Judy, lend me a hand ! 29

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French trip postponed Despite hard work at the fourth of July Fair, the French club had to postpone its trip to France due to missing the deadline for getting res- ervations on the plane. Mrs. Green- ing said the club will be doing more fund raising projects and plans to go next year. The Little Match Girl, a customary French play, was performed by the second year students at the Foreign Language Christmas Party . Brian Lonn was a great P6re Noel (Father Christmas) as he was just jolly and roily-poly enough to pull it off. At the end of the skit, the whole club sang some traditional Christmas Car- ols and sampled delicious French desserts. In December, the whole club trav- eled to Mecca for a Holiday Folk Fair. There were foods from all over the world to be tried and trinkets to be bought. Shelly Martin said the egg rolls from Indonesia were 1 'really good'1 but the Good ol1 American Hotdog is still the best. FRENCH CLUB. Front Row: Ellen Brennan, Tina Meuer, Laura Giese, Alan Lenz, Loretta Tossenberger, Scott Johnson, Cindy Gladish, Brian Lonn. Second Row: Walter Hitter, Jane Karbler, Pam Tanger, Bonnie Reimer, Erik Larratt, Brett Gladish, Mr. Peche. Not Pictured: Margie McCarty, Sheila Gavahan, Debby Ford, Beth Rabby, Roberta Dziedzic, Shelly Martin. 28

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Ich Hab’s! Bingo cries rang out all over as the German Club members competed for prizes at one of their monthly meet- ings. Other meetings were spent making German pancakes or making plans for many activities. They went to the Folk Fair at Mecca and par- ticipated in the Foreign Language Christmas party with a skit by the second year class and the Schnitzel Bank Song led by Rick Kneusel and Doug Brown. In March, the group put on their formal attire and headed for the fascinating lights of the Pabst Theater. Dinner beforehand at a top- rated German restaurant started the evening off just right. April brought many spring activities. One being a German dinner for the parents pre- pared by the students — complete with polka dancing! Above: Did he say Kugelschreiber yet? Below: What an I doing ? ? GERMAN CLUB. Front row: Jeannie Euch, Julie Leisten, Kris Moore, Con- nie Haig, Sue Paul, Judy Maahs. Second row: Karin Ratschan, Michele Schmitt, Claire Welch, Angela Stickel, Janet Hopfinger. Third row: Frau Rochette, Elizabeth Pfeiffer, Katrin Waples, Jeff Follansbee, Erich Ueber- sohn., Jim Waples, Tim Follansbee. Missing: Rick Kneusel, Barbara Be- vandic, Petra Marz, Brian Duemling, Steve White, Debbie Birzer.