Brookfield East High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, WI)

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FRENCH CLUB Not only do French Club members enhance their understanding of French culture through guest speakers and field trips to French restaurants, but members take care of Brookfield East's foster child. As club advisor Mrs. Ulrich put it The French Club has taken over the handling of the financial support of Kim do Sung, BEHS's foster child in South Korea. We originally wanted a French speaking child, but as none were available at that time, we were given the chance to support Kim. We have 'raised' one other child who is now self-supporting. I l FIRST ROW: Kathy Wolter, Connie Rust, Mrs. Ulrichtadv.I. SECOND FIOW: Gail Gitzlaff, Julie Koske, Cathy Kallas. NOT SHOWN: Marylynn Myers, Sue McClusky, Kirk Berridge, Lori Leutz. FIRST ROW: Maggie Ehlers, Maria Reina. SECOND ROW: Sharon Foster, Kelly Woolsey, Patty N C B Fleinartz, Chris Kuffel. THIRD ROW: Dick Roy, Tom Short, Clara Aigner, Karen McGarvie, Jon Kirn, Rich Wise. FOURTH ROW: Carl Erck, Pete Johnson, Bill Pierce, Dennis Miller, Jeff Goll, Mark Klingbeil, Ms. Makiiadv.l, Rick Hastings, Chris Rowe. NOT SHOWN: Kathy Murphy, Patty Hansen. LATIN LIVES! Most people think that the Latin language and culture are dead. To that thought members of Latin Club politely reply, Taurus squalar! tnonsensel. Latin is alive in all parts of our language and society. Even our roads are copies of the Rom- man's with a layer of asphalt on top. Most of all, the language we and most of Europe speak consists of many Latin idioms, while half of our language as a whole has its roots in Roman times. No wonder there is a movement afoot in the European Common Market to use Latin again as the European Language.

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X CONSERVATION GUN CLUB The main goal of the Conservation Gun Club this year was to work with the Key Club to improve the Biology study area. They hoped to provide a natural habitat for wildlife. Trails were blazed, trees planted, and part of the acreage bought was converted to natural prairie. The club also arranged to have a wildlife pond dug. FIRST ROW: Jean Feldman, Sara Grotenrath, Mark Z0eIIiCk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cramertadvisory, Kevin Enge, Brian Zur, Mr. Carlsonqadvisory. NOT SHOWN: Dave Geiger, Jim Loeper, Jeff Stelzel. OFFICE AIDS Office aid. Office aid please. That's the call to duty from the front office for the fastest girls on their feet, the Administrative Of- fice Aids. Who else but these female Flash Gordons could deliver ten messages to all corners of the school at 2:55? You know who they are. They're the girls you see coming to the door just after class has started, asking, Any absentees? Truly a service to the school, they give up their study halls and give of themselves to help run the school efficiently. FIRST ROW: Laura Behling, Sara Grotenrath, Teri Diekroger, Marge Adams, Mary Ellen Koeler, Linda Mydiach, Diane Brzezinski, Gail Croisatiere. SECOND ROW: Charlene Bauman, Bonnie Berndt, Sandy McEachron, Lauri Kolda, Janet Fischer, Barb Podewils, Karen Obst, Ellen Baer, Peggy Amtsen, Chris Allen, Karen McGarvie, Mary Dirnbauer, Lori Ellenberger, THIRD ROW: Julie Plantikow, Sue Larson, Kathy Schneider, Joanne Reisch, Robin Rogers, Cindy O'Shea, Jenny Goetz, Deb- bie Neiderer, Bonnie Blachly, Diane Schroeder, Debbie Manney, Sonja Roe, Theresa Flanner, Ann Radler, Linda Rosal, Julie Hammer, Mary Chetney. I