Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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ruuruaunuzmma E5 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Front Row: Christa Reichert, Liz Hall, Debbie Conner. Row 2: Georgia Gatseos, Dana Long, Andy Bush, Trent Eichorn, Carl Verschuur. Back Row: Anne Dale, LeAnn Davis, Diane McConkey, Vahe Christianian, Peter Frank. 4 5 I My 1:2147 '14, W I I 'Q A 111 Don Patarino and Ms. Harrold plan the next radio show. 121 Ieff Bruno and Susan Loughridge wait for their turns as Ieff Behr broad- casts. 131 Marcus Ollig makes a futile attempt at a Chevy Chase Weekend Update impression. 141 Everybody capitalizes on a new format idea to be aired on the radio show. 151 Mr. Alexander helps Coach Alan Forsberg and Carl Verschuur in their roles in the Model U.N. Fairview sent delegates who served as Russia and Libya for the weekend of April 16-18. International Relations Club-171

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W Radio Club und IBC communicate with Boulder and the world It's Thursday evening and all's quiet. The radio clicks on and . . . Good evening, folks! You're listening to Fairview's Knight Life! And tonight .... The Radio Club put on a show every Thursday evening. It was usually comical, but occasionally they produced serious programs. Club members gathered their ideas for shows from old classics and original ideas. Fairview students in the United Nations? Sure thing! The International Relations Club participated in the Colorado Model UN. Students acted out the roles of delegates from Libya and the U.S.S.R. Besides the U.N. trip, the IRC Club also greeted new foreign students with potluck dinners and lasting friendships. RADIO CLUB Front Row: leff Gneiser, President Don Patarino, Kathy Huggins, Program Director Iohn Wyatt, Susan Loughridge. Row 2: Ieff Brunot, Disc jockey Eric Clements, lim Urbach, Mike Fisher, Ieff Behr. Back Row: Tom Kalous, Marcus Ollig, Secretary-Treasurer Eric Farone. 170 Radio Club

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Motherland and jatherlond English obviously isn't the only language spoken at Fairview. Among the foreign languages in use were German and Russian. The kids in the clubs enjoyed learning about the different cultures in the various countries. In addition to learning about the countries, the clubs did fun activities on nights and weekends. The fund raisers raised extra money. 111 At a German Club meeting Marylynn Schumacher enjoys looking at a German book, 121 What fun it is to look at German things. 131 German food is really good. 141 This is how one folds a napkin in Germany. 151 While drinking Russian wine Liseli Walan and Michelle Allen toast each other. 161 Marsha Garnett, Lesili Moore, and Mi- chelle Allen listen while eating. 171 Enjoying himself, Dan Petty plays some Russian mu- sic. 181 Graduate jirair Christianian listens to Mrs. Sampson talk about Russia, 172-German Club