Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES 5 German Club members Brian Greene, Mary Trimble, and Mark Newman, and sponsor Fredna Sturch take a break to catch a collective breath at Six Flags. The Heidi Haus, built and worked by German students, draws a crowd of customers at Lamar High Schuol's Novemberfest. to F. t,,t tt l r av 4531 Sponsor Jeanie Fisher explains some of the plans forthe French Club at their first meeting. Heidi Haus ...B A4 0- K l

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HOME ECONOMICS Ar a trip to a nursing home, junior Sharon Wilson presents one ofthe residents with a perfumed sachet. During an end-of-school party for the younger friends and relatives of members of the child care class. Tammy Gariepy decorates the face ofa young girl, 4'1 Xen. A Mary Kay representative shows sophomore Darlene Troy some eye make-up techniques - if 1 .v t l Q i if X A 3 M f My at 5,3 ' 5 I . ' 1 4 f 'fi ,el A ff 4' ,,gs.,t, T-i i' ' gf' ,i , My Z, ' swf 1 wdilft ,.f-.NA .Jer

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES Cultures part of the lessens Contests, fund rt1isersfillGer1nt1n, French, Spanish ear lhe foreign language department, including French, German, and Spanishg had a good year with inany' Students competing and working on projects in their classes and cluhs. lfrench had an especially fine year with the addition ol' two classes over last years schedule. lvlrshleanie liislier. was the first addition to the lfrench department as she lvegan instructing classes. taking over alter Mrs. llathel looinlvs was reassigned to Richland last suininer. Mrs. lfisher also sponsored the lirench C luh, Mrs, lfred- na Sturch continued to teach Ciernian and spon- sor its cluh. and Mr. Richard lierry' taught Spanish. All ol' the foreign language classes teach not only' the language itself, but also the culture and the origins Oli the people who speak it. lfrencli students fried heignets, a French pastry' much like a doughnut, in class and the clulw went to the Magic Pan in Ridgniar Mall to acquire an idea ol the taste ol' lfrench tuisine, The fourth period Clernian class prepared dishes lor their own lunch and a Ciernian Cilulw C hristinas party was held at lidelweiss, lfor the third year in a row, the Ciernian Cllulw won the trophy lor the hest hooth at Noveinherliest, an annual gathering ol' high school Clerrnan students at l.ainar lligh School. The hooth. named the lleidi llouse. was design- ed hy' Kathy' XX'ornac k, llehhie McGee. and Mary Trirnlvleg and was huilt hy' cluh ineinhers. Students also scored well in the gingerhread house and art portions olithe test. lhe lfrench Cilulw entered the l,anguage lair '81 at Paschal lligh School in March. Students were entered in events such as drama, speech, poetry i .8 2 P .5 if ..L.. Ciarol Morris keeps a watch on the heignets, a fried pastry, the French Cfluh prepared, reading. art, inusic. costuniing, cooking. and even Root liC'l'l Ciuflling. A lwootli that reseinlvled a sidewalk tale was lwuilt and c repes were sold. 'lllie Cierinan Cilulw sold discount coupons to seyeral local lwusinesses and sent Xuckergranis, a sucker and .1 note. lor Valentines Day. 'lihe lrench C lulw raised nioney hy selling candies and chocolate liars that, ilithey were not the niost pro- litalwle fundraiser, were at least appreciated hy niany students. lirench students sent letters to penvpals and then translated their replies Clne class assignment was a wedding invitation written in lfrench. Pastries were sold during lunth a liew tinles dur- ing the year. liight nieinlwers ol' the lirench Clulw visited Cianada during the spring lwreak. 'lihey went to Montreal and Quehec, the national capital. seeing Olympic Village, wine vineyards. Montniercv lfalls. and an underground shopping city: Students also went on a boat trip down the lawrence River and visited many old churches and museuins. The German Club ended their year with a han- quet at l.ondon llouse, where they' recogniled their outstanding memhers and awarded gag gifts to others. lhe cluh also used the reinainder ol their funds to go to Six lflags and ear a pancake dinner. Agn il! I+ 13' - . A ,L , s A . X ' - '- T' fe! '1 , I - . X w Kyra J L' ' , -,f fr? f. r 't' . ',:'h ff? ', . eager ,UIDHU , f i A ff Qiwf-rf ir- i Mary' Trimble takes a rest from the Heidi Haus. 7