Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Students receive credit For time Well spent This year many students qualified for cadet teaching assignments. The students, juniors or seniors, needed to maintain a B average in their classes. Under the direction of Mrs. Nix, this program has become very successful. Most students felt that helping the kids with their classwork was better than spending the hour in study hall. The students had a choice to work in the elementary or the high school. Front: Elaine Beal, Sandy Cooley, Scott Clark, Sherryl Spaulding, judy Ternes, Michelle Salenbien, Rose Lange, Doris Zorn, Karol Knapp, Lisa Gossard, Patty Skinner, judy Aron, Gail Beaufait, Kathy Rehberg and Lee Remaklus. Middle: Sue Seegert, Debbie Smith, Becky Guyer, Rosalie Liedel, Gloria Scheich, julie Eash, Cindy Spencer, Helena Mata, Karen Werner, Kris Bruns, Susan Geiman, Ellen Heckman, julie Treece and Libby Sheldon. Back: Mrs. Nix, Ron Strickler, Shaun Schultz, Brian Heiden, Mike jefferds, Becky McCracken, joe Labert, Nancy Schafer, Shirley Copenhagen, Lisa Kleindienst, Shelly Stoner, julie McCully, Lau- ra Schuyler, jill Fritzler, Mark Stoner, Lana Nabozny, jeff Cowen, Cathy Curnell, Mark Hanson, Scott Petticrew, Leslie Hartford, Lisa Browning, Virgie johnson, Denise Ziesmer, Fred Ostrosky, Vonda Wilkinson, john Rowe, Darlene Woodart, Mike Beaufait and Dave Levicki. Correcting papers is one of the many tasks that keep the student teachers busy, as shown here by Virgie johnson. , fi tt,,, if Yf N59 3O!Cadet Teachers 4

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Iunior Kristen Horn defends her guacamole dip to classmate Ron Strickler. After the guacamole party, the group poses for a friendly picture. Spanish club Appreciates culture The Spanish Club stayed busy by looking into the Spanish culture. The Spanish students took a trip to Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti to visit the Chicano-American Art Festival. The group then went to lunch at a Spanish restaurant, The Red Bull. They also went to Chi Chi's restaurant in To- ledo for dinner and held their annual Spanish potluck dinner in the cafeteria. Their fund-raisers included selling Christmas or- naments and lightbulbs. ' l f Front: Jill Schafer, Brenda Bogoski, Dawn Miller, Patty Van Dorn, Missy A ' I f Brososky, Laura Fritzler, Diane Haut, w ,4 f , - at f 5 a' L e :' , t ' Dawn Mayes, Sherryl Flotte, Sonya Kozack and Melissa Horn. Middle: Mark ,Af 355 Hanson, Kelly Eccleston, Jodi Steele, Steve Rumler, Donna Karle, Kim Denman, Dawn Bivins, Sue Horton, Lisa Rowe, Gail Beaufait, Lisa Hull, Becky Borton, Ron Strickler, Elaine Beal, james Lathan and Susan Geiman. Back: Theresa Sanders, Kathy Crosby, Rhonda Korte, Kristen Horn and Scott Petticrew. Spanish Club!29

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Assisting Gwen Odum in finding a book is Kevin Polly. Students volunteer Time as aides The student librarians are usually kept busy with one of their many duties. Stamping library cards, shelving books, and helping find books are a few of the main jobs. These students volunteer the time of their study halls to be assistant librarians. They receive some academic credit for the job. They keep things in order throughout the high school and elementary libraries. The elementary librarians may also be asked to perform such jobs as reading to the children and coming up with new ideas for bulletin boards. Ms. Anne Wilkinson and Ms. Audrey Otto are in charge of running the libraries. The elementary librarians are Brenda Carsner, jill jackson, Becky Borton and Kerry Miller. Back: Ms. Otto, Diane Haut, Sally Hammond, Ieanine Bogedain and Wendy Karain. The high school librarians are Samantha Homminga, Chet Collins, Iulie Ellison, Angie Fugate and Ms. Wilkinson. Librarians!31