Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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26 f clubs rench Club Show Spirit The 1987-88 French Club was sponsored by Ms. Corder. During Homecoming week, the French Club showed their spirit by decorating the foreign language hall in the season of winter. One of their fund raisers was to sell cream pulls and omelets on Goblin Day. .k French Student thinks about the daily assignment. French class learns a new verb. Heather gains her knowledge of French from the lront row.

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Latin Club Claims Fame! The Latin Club remained very busy throughout the year. Approximately 70 students belong to the club. Something new to the club members was the chance to compete in the National Junior Classical League. Latin students celebrated Christ- mas with Saturnalia, and each Spring the club throws a Roman banquet. At the banquet, new members dress as slaves, which the old members are able to purchase. Shelby Carroll says, As a first year student in Latin I have learned a lot more than I thought I would. I would never have made it without Miss Caldwell and Darcie Schollmeyerf' Although the club remained very busy, the members always seem to have fun. f - Latin Students Receive a lecture. 1 Miss Caldwell catches Chip's attention. fm .....--'ksaiqg 3 31- gr 'ms su- Students try their luck with llashcards Nw--' clubs f 25

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Taffy Takes A Taste At Teaching i'To Promote The Wrogress of Science Hull ltlseful iirts . . Texas Association of Future Educators, also known as TAFE and TAFFY, is a group ol students who are interested in a student related field, such as teaching, administration and Iunseling. Mrs. Coshion the sponsor, has worked with the group the last four years and says, the group is quite small and we have tons ol lun. Mrs. Cashion's main concern is to et more students involved in the club. Each semester the students of TAFFY, are able to teach a class lat a GCISDJ on the elementary or middle school level. TAFEY students are able to experience guest speakers. his year, Michelle Redwine visited the group and spoke of her experiences as an elementary school counselor at Eagle Mt., Saginaw. Andrea Jenkins says i'As a member ol AFFY, l've enioyed meeting new people and listening to various guest speakers. l found the child psychologist to be very inlormative and interesting. t GQ get it N ' ' it 'N W L llil!Z'fQ jU'rlpi.'b ii .115 get fltcwfcftillgrts r 494 V ?flJffWc V vc me tif clli l Can ousa A, B,C.,.? Oh!Sa can ousee.,. Y Y Y Y 5, 1 Lf 0 U ,X J 7 J' fr 4 A - Chalkboard training is very important. ' ' , pi 15,-f :ic-hc clubs f 27 -W