Grosse Pointe North High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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ABOVE: New ideas for French Club are ex- pressed to Mrs. Newhouse. ABOVE RIGHT: Paul VanHome leads a discussion for upcom- ing German Club plans. RIGHT: Foreign Ex- change student Babeth Comiaut relates her ex- periences at a crowded French club meeting. 104

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LEFT: An Industrial Arts student diligently sands his project. BELOW: Ken Lombardi checks to make sure he is precise to the nearest one hundreth of inch. BELOW LEFT: VICA Officers John Cooper, Tim Grennan, Dave Arbaugh, Scott Verbrugge and Tom Bitter smile for a yearbook photographer. .I .3 - V M. WP Activities 103

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LEFT: Seniors Steve Radulovich and Dianna Maxey and Freshman Prov Vitale prepare to learn a new dance at an International Folk Dance. BELOW: Mrs. Newhouse, President Diane Sanders, and Secretary Carolyn Holt become involved in French Club record keeping. Expand horizons With Foreign Language Clubs Are you yearning to know more than just a language? Interesting meetings hold the attention of club members Howard Brubaker and Jim Egan. Do you feel something is missing? Well, maybe you should join one of the foreign language clubs! You can choose from French, Spanish or German or pick all three if you like. These clubs enrich your knowledge of a particular language and culture. Each club has its own meetings and things to do. Some meetings are held on a regular basis or they may be called when something of importance comes up. Participa- tion ranges from 10 to as many as 40 members. A regular event is sampling food typical of their foreign country. International dinners are set up for all club members to attend. Here they experience a variety of dances along with tasting exotic dishes. French members plan to see the famous pantomimist Marcel Marceau in March. German members have taken a day trip to Frankenmuth. Come Easter, people in the Spanish club will have a Chance to travel to Spain. All three clubs earned enough money through various projects, such as car washes and bake sales, to buy bulbs to plant in Grosse Pointe North,s courtyard. The results will be evident by spring. Exciting plans always develop in these clubs. Students can take part in things they otherwise might never ex- perience. Activities 105