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Latin Club Practices For Certamen First row from left to right Julie Jambard Mel Langford Kristin Morss Second row Billy Gordon Valerie Janowski, Sonja Kapoun, Heather Euband, Donna Gearing. Third row Mrs Arnette Skyles Cheryl Langford Mike Bosser Frank Guido David Nieman Phil Neun Karen Ruane, David Hennessy, Deborah Dierks, Swati Shah. The Latin Club, which is affiliated with the Na- tional Organization of Latin Clubs and the Junior Classical League, had meetings that were gen- erally for the purpose of preparing for competi- tions. They also took part in many social gatherings and parties during the year. As for some major events in the spring, they attended the famous Certamen. Clubs from all over the Metro area come to this competition for games of Latin skills in vocabulary, history and grammar. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Arnette Skyles. X 1, Q s f- . 1- K T 45 5 'Nj l i f or 21 Nf l' A Nl Sv to I, fy, t'n, + i j T T 2 ' c e l35
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FBLA Shows Leadership Row 1: Mrs. Lori Grant, Ken Schmitt, Dennis Schufeldt, Elizabeth Grening, Connie Zellars, Stephanie Zellars, Nicole Krasa, Kari Wheeler Row 2: Kari Sullivan Charmaine Martinez, Susan Ellerbroek, Dave Warren, Theresa Murphy, Megan Wingert, Rebecca Pearson, Michelle Welch Row 3: Shannon Menke, Kim Smith Stacy Minnis, Mary Trudell, Leslie Goetz, Joi Smith, Carrie Needham, Kris Tefft, Row 4 : Windi Ballinger, Dawn Arvesen, Andrea Burton, Ann Enzolera, Cindy Wilson, Amy Smithberg, Marcy Kohler, Amy Schrag Row 5: Deramus Martin, Heather Stone, Cori Sullivan, Belinda Teter, Becky Morgenstern, Maryann Fischer Jana Carter Row 6: Sheila Anderson, Brian Peters, Marie Gauthier, Andrea Albright, Sue Seidlik, Tammy Compton Row 7: Mark Austin, Steve Mathies, Rob Henry Brent Walker, Eric Syphers, Kim Werth Row 8: Wendell Russell, Dave Hovey, Jason Sigman, Michelle Wharton Row 9: Chris Schrag, Marche Clark, Keith Franklin Bill Wade. Below, Ken Schmidt tries to sell roses for Valentine's Day. FBLA is a business organization. FBLA promotes leader- H ship skills and business interests and develops civic re- sponsibilities and career business skills. FBLA also focuses on the world of business related fields such as accounting, business communications, business law, general business and secretarial skills. In zeroing in on these fields, FBLA had a number of projects during the year in which its members were in- volved. ln November, FBLA had a Career Day. There was a Christmas Dinner to help out an underprivileged family. ln October they had a program on Wellness at school and an Entrepreneur program with business owners. Stu- dents attended Regional FBLA Conference in Dallas, TX. Finally, in spring the state competitions occurred. The contest tested its competitors with written examinations about most business areas. The sponsor is Mrs. Lori Grant. .set--es 1 fl- Nevis-Qsfii -t , , A ,,, s :- ' ala. tsst E -e sw. we .sire -.axis-11
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Being in Forensics or Debate can provide anyone with experiences that will last a lifetime. Many peo- ple don't know very much about Forensics, it's contest speaking and acting for prizes at tournaments. Debate is just that, debates against people from different schools. The two teams had an excellent year this year, under the new leadership of Mrs. Linda Pauley. The speakers and actors of the forensics team went on field trips and participated in contests at Kearney St., Sioux City and Creighton. They learned a lot this year and will put their best foot forward and continue their standard of excellence next year. The debate team travelled to Kearney St., Bry- an and Creighton to compete. Al- though they prepared and prac- ticed, they weren't as victorious as forensics was. However, with a year of experience tucked under their belts, both teams will be even more competitive next year. . 1 . aisss., Q Q s. . - , ., . , M K ' - f l '::- X L. - twbss essex s .. t T K K gg it 3: F 'F ' - ' I - Debate, Forensics Offer Lifetime Experiences 3 . U , - m....,m .oo , t-A Lx: E' if , The forensics team, top photo, Christine Lusey, Berto Ramirez, Kris Second row, Lisa Hubka, Jenny Miller, Denise Gill, Tina Rose, . , ' . ' , f c Freeman Bill Owens. Third row Julie Taylor Sue O'Brien. Last row ur Abbey, Mrs. Linda Pauley, David Ely. The Debate team, Brenda Proskocil, Ja Dangerfield, Jenny Miller, Susan Bowersox, Maria Young, Sharon MacKinnoi Second row, Bill Wade, Jim Kenagy, Jason Jeffries, Trent Rhinebarger, Jol' Coleman, Mrs. Linda Pauley. Back row, Johnny Patney, Lisa Hubka, Bill Pa Left, trophies snatched by the teams after strenuous competitions. Above lef Berto Ramirez practices a speech while Lisa Hubka jokes with Bill Owens.
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