Carmel High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Carmel, IN)

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Foreign language students agree it's nice to have a CLUB Picture going back in time to a place called Rome where horses pulled chariots, modern technological weapons were called cata- pults and being fashionable meant wearing a toga and head band. Latin Club members experienced that time period first-hand by participating in a chariothon race at the Indianapolis Motor Speed- way, holding a slave auction and by using using Mr. Bernard Barcio's home- made catapult. l felt stupid dressing up in a bedsheet and wearing it to a banquet and slave sale, said senior Tammy Critser, but it was fun. German Club members hosted foreign exchange students from West Germany. lt was neat to see how different our lifestyles and customs were, said junior Jenny Duke. After a two-year absence, the Spanish Club was back in commission. lt's good that each foreign language has a club, said junior Jennifer Benitez. Spanish Club is fun because it,s a social club.',El Chris Bourdon DRAPED IN HER toga, sophomore Padma Tumuluri watches the entertainment at the Latin Banquet held at Beef 'n Boards. She doesn't seem to mind wearing a bedsheet in public. fBrian Ruben Photoj AFTER FINISHING THEIR MEALS, two Latin Club members, seniors Glen Baines and Bamby Belden, turn their attention to the the slave sale. fBrian Ruben Photoj 5 . use W s

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DECA, CEA members work to sharpen their SKILLS Learning office and busi- ness skills while competing in contests at the same time. That's what DECA and CEA members did all year. Competing at the state level, 10 DECA students advance to national competition, while CEA had one. DECA students enrolled in marketing education, where students learned business skills. The group again sponsored Gifts Unlimited and Santa's Secret Shop. Both were student-operated shops designed for holiday gift giving. We're a group of potential business people, said senior Chris Smith. We use this experience to help us learn more about the business world. Junior Melanie Stella was the CEA's representative at state competition. CEA helps office skills like accounting and typing, said senior Rob Goeke. Both groups worked on improving business and office skills.El Rob Cossell IMPRCVING BUSINESS SKILLS also involves strengthing school work, too. Senior Stephanie Roush works on completing an assignment before school. Uim Kidwell Photoj X e.,,,i,,,i, S time us i, to , 2, 4 1 y as KEEPING THINGS RUNNING smoothly in DECA's Gifts Unlimited, senior Laura Villancucci checks inventory in the shop. CScott Culpepper Photoj 118 Sports