Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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SPANI XJB i ' -:5 ' A ■• l I ) more about the Spanish and Mexican cu lem to taste a bit or culture. v i...v. i.v-elected officers Sonia Fiorenza, Ji... . uuv,ii,- ; Kevin McCann, and Flora Lu helped organize the clubj ; and scheduled such events as the Cinco de Mayo paityi iiia,pinner of the Three Kings during the Christmas ay season, and going to see the play adaptation o: ' ' ' LaMancha. % ' f ' Sfvi wsmmsr , Wk L« , ■%:; w y v1 tl:; , ' rr- 1 ' ' y i i , » ' ' f i i -ai '

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The next best thing to actually v erience it locally. That ' s what led P Dave Brown, and advisor Madame See to make the ' 87 French Club the most exciting in years. jth the help of officers Allen Chen, Deedee Bolton. Lan Lam, and Huong Nguyen, students interested in French re organized field trips and activities which brought the »ean countr ' alive. At lunch, they played French records showed French movies. At Christmas, they spent a night : town in Laguna, caroling at a nursing home, snacking at C ' est La Vie, and returning for a potluck dinner. lub was very enriching, for its members competed for a to France in the Alliance Francaise speech competition, practiced both prepared and impromptu speeches, while ing on French pastries at meetings. Overall, the French Club made le francais more than just another foreign language. lame See, Lan Lam, Tram Tran, Matt Lacy, Saroa ntha Driscol [uong Nguyea sing Joyeux Noel at a nursing home in Lagu Beach. lENCH CLUB(lroni) A. Chen, D. Brown, K. Luc, M. Lacy. D. ilton, Madame See; (second row) T. Tran, B. Elscr, L. Lam, Kamberg, M. Anderson. L. Ock; (third row) M. Wennersten, . Driscoll, M. VanSlcel, J. Rumsey, H. Nguyen; (founh row) Ct jn. C. Johnson, F. Lu, S. Towoscnd, J. Barbee; (back) D. Lu, E. Ehen, H. Brightbill, S. Rogoff, C. Roberts, A. Holloway. ; the French Alliance Christmas potluck, Tom Foii, Allan Chen, iristina Swanson dig in for a feast of French bread and cheeses, fondues, and other goodies from la patisserie.

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EXCHANGE December. Bjorkvold to leave? Oljvicn le host to ten fore vhose homelands dotted the gl. ' Aed to cooler climates, foiuv. ,,,. omia and the relaxed lifestyle tc 3volainen, Even the teachers h iferent setting from home has not this group in the least bit; between the ten of them, their activities list included drama, marching band, soccer, ICON, Spanish Club, and Kiwanis Bowl. T»jaPfcA». P 9 f»J B H ■ k ' fOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS -(fioM) Johinni Savolainen (Finl ' ■istian Astrand (Sweden), Ted Hedberg (Germany); (middle) Tiril Bjorl Tway), Oliver Christophe (France), Sumie Utsononiya (Japan); (back) I -sen (Germany), Niles Reidock (Germany), Tanja Erendal (Denmark), 1 Wennersten (Sweden) ;dgn exchange student Ulrich Siemss en and newfound friend Ed Benrock a brought togeth|l|| IIHKitual interest in 3.Joharu)a Savolainen shows j Bkr homeland. Ft