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(L-R) Row 1: Julie Newcomer. Lisa Davis. Lisa Baker. Amy Toland. Laurie Lasley.Jodi Derr.Jamie Fuggitt, Troy Kitzler.Jamie Bowersock. Heath Yeater. Row 2: Roger Bisbee, Danny Hagerman, Dennis Elchert, Rodney Snook, Joey Roark. Richie Richardson. Mitch Nash. Brent Roynon.Janet Enke, Beth Mewhorter. Angie Roark. Row 3: Donald Jones. Adam Kromer. Tiffany Perkins. Andrea Bowling. Diane Yates. Matt Cole. Brian Mates. Cami Chevalier. Shelly Brooks. Kim Southward. Tammy Wentz. Diane Hesson. Row 4: Lizzie Plott, Becky McKitrick. Elvira Hernandez. Mary Hernandez. LeAnne Mick. Sarah Richards. Mike England. Terry Nordyke. Eric Miller, Chontay Geren. Denise Orwick, Stacy Luzader. Jana Turnbell. Jeanine Martin. Row 3: LaDonna Conley. Lisa Sherman. Joyce Wentling. Bob Barger. Kim McLaughlin, Anna Plott. Michelle Derr. Brenda Parsons. Lisa Ruffing, Tom Fruth. David Doran.Jerry Connolly. Laurie Musgrave. Dino Plott. Row 6: Angie Coldiron, Lisa Karcher. Jane Stephan. Tracy Hershman. Terry Moran. Rhonda Fox. Mike Miller. Danny Mulvain. Bren Manns. Tonia Derr, Bob Bisbee. Ron Fruth. Doneta Carter. Janine Coppler. Advisor — Sandy Kimball. OFFICERS Jodi Derr — President Heather Smith — Vice President Lisa Karcher — Secretary Mike Miller — Treasurer French Club 23
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CIUp WHO: The French Club consisted of 78 members: Eleven seniors, 14 juniors, 25 sophomores, and 28 freshmen. WHAT: French club is an activity for anyone who is in French or who has had French in past years. WHY: The French Club encourages French cultural interests beyond the classroom study. WHEN: Meetings were held in Mrs. Kimball's room a few times a year. A picnic was held in the fall, and field trips were taken throughout the year. WHERE: The fall picnic was held at the park and field trips were made to Toledo and to Columbus. 24 French Qub
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£I®| WHO: The Spanish Club consisted of 45 members: Three seniors, 14 juniors, 16 sophomores, and 12 freshmen. WHAT: The Spanish Club is open to any student who has taken Spanish or is currently enrolled in a Spanish class. They raise money in order to take Spanish-oriented fieldtrips. WHY: The Spanish Club gives students the chance to experience Spanish culture outside the classroom. WHEN: The Spanish Club held two meetings at the beginning of the year to discuss dues and fundraising projects. WHERE: Meetings were held in the auditorium while fieldtrips were made to places such as Toledo, Sylvania. and Columbus. 26 Spanish Club
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