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

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Mardi Gras Is Monkey Night This Year Top Left: French Club members for 1973-74 are—Front Row: Mrs. Lamb, Tracy Herron, Alicia Lund, Leslie Reynolds, Mary Barnwell, David Nelson, Chuck Rockafellow, Linda Ralph, Anna Phillips and Steve Butterworth. Row 2: Debbie Diehl, Tracy Brown, Jill Rice, Nancy Green, Shane Hansen, David Barker, Tom Hawes, Gary Becker, Mike Turnbull and Gayle Ingersoll. Row 3: Harold Steele, Anne Holloway, Kathy Barker, Mary Jane Hansen, Holly Tanner, Cheryl Davis, Brenda Laper, Julie Smith, Dan Jones, Dan Adams, Gregg Weber, Chris McMillan, Greg Speese and Terry Sampson. Row 4: Pam Miller, Lori Jorgensen, Teresa Burk, Kathy Adams, Rhonda Blumberg, Toni Leach, Dave Nelson, Sherri Kuzee, Robert Steele, Bill Faber, Greg Dhaene, Mike Kohley, Bill Minard, Kent Morford, Glenn Rittenger, Dave Clark, Tom Olsen and Chris Ranney. Top Right: Debbi Waldorf, Sophomore, is a green bean can at Mardi Gras. Debbie was crowned queen of this year's Mardi Gras. Bottom Right: More French Club members for 1973-74—Row 1: Valerie Newberg, Betsy Caverley, Debbi Waldorf, Hytham Younis, Teresa Hulbert and Julie Rieckman. Row 2: Julie Fierens, Ann Rottman, Cathy Lyndrup, Debbie Reed, Theresa Horrocks, Suzette Valance, Kristina Updike, Pat Granzo and Shawn Morford. Row 3: Pam Miller, Sue Nelson, Lori Clementshaw, Brenda Swartz, Mary Braman, Chris Cantwell, Nancy Taylor, Lynne Christensen, Mary Wells, Kathy Fries, Barb Wuerfel, Jenny Clark and Debbie Workman. Row 4: Barry Wilkes, Lori Jorgensen, Anne Hollway, Teresa Burk, Kathy Barker, Judy Taylor, Ron Arend, Jim Jensen, Cathy Fox, Valorie Swartz, Jo Rae Lamb, Robin Lamkin, Theresa Liesveld, Lynn Cooper and Nancy Hansen. 24

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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

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 This year French Club held Monkey Night (Mardi Gras) and some of the club members went to Paris during Spring Vacation. Other club activities included a Pastry Party and a Bee-Line Fashion show to raise money for the Versailles trip. At the end of the year there was a French Club Banquet to honor outstanding club members and to award the John Rodgers Award to an outstanding French student and club member. 25