Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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Spanish Club Year Of Fiestas Dinners Far Left: Kris Hall, Sophomore, and Cindy Everhart, Sophomore, listen to the discussion during a Spanish Club meeting. Left: Kathy Fries, Junior, sits in on a Spanish Club meeting. Bottom Left: The 1974 Spanish Club members—Front Row: Miss JoAnne Martin, adviser; and Kris Tyler, Sophomore. Second Row: Cheryl Scofield, Junior; Kris Hall, Sophomore; Janet Wulf, Senior; Maureen Christensen; Senior and Ladell Robinson, Junior. Back Row: Margaret Bacon, Junior; Beth Miller, Sophomore; Bob Small, Freshman; Robin Snyder, Junior; Julie Schlieske, Freshman and Pat Granzo, Junior. Bottom Right: Kris Tyler, Sophomore, and Tila Zamora, Junior, are listening to plans for the coming up Spanish Club events. Top Right: Pat Granzo, Junior; Kathy Fries, Junior; and Bob Small, Freshman, are in discussion at a Spanish Club meeting. 22

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Far Left: Rhea Thomas, Senior, is listening to a lecture in Spanish IV. Left: Kristina Updike, Sophomore, is listening to Mrs. Shirley Lamb, instructor, give hints on how to correct her homework. Top Right: Mary Ann Kalnins, Junior, is listening to a conversation in Spanish III. Far Top Right: Kathy Evans, Sophomore, was dressed in one of many different costumes at the French Mardi Gras held in March. Bottom Right: Miss JoAnne Martin, instructor, is lecturing on grammar points to one of her Spanish classes. Bottom Far Right: Emily Braden, Senior, is participating in Gestalt therapy in Spanish IV class. In background is Sue Betts, Senior. 21

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This year, Spanish Club, under the leadership of President Tila Zamora; Vice President Kathy Fries; Secretary-Treasurer Kris Tyler and Adviser, Miss JoAnne Martin, have had several activities. In the fall a taco dinner was held, consisting mainly of Spanish III and IV students. After eating, everyone talked and listened to Spanish records. After spring vacation, the small club of about 25 members sold Mexican food during A lunch. This was their only moneymaking project this year. At the end of April, another dinner was held. This time it was enchiladas, the entertainment was provided by Tila Zamora and Bob Small doing different dances. The final and largest event this year was a fiesta held in late spring. Activities included costumes, games, a pinata and refreshments. 23