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German Club A common interest in the study of the German culture and heritage in Texas binds these club members together. During the year 1974-75 members of the German Club attended the New Braun fcls Wurst Fest. The club sponsored a successful “Ger- man Sweet Shoppe” for Yukon Days. Their annual banquet was held in New Braunfels, one of the oldest German cen- ters in Texas. CLUB OFFICERS, SEATED: Scott Thompson, treasurer; Heidi Tcneyuca, secretary; STANDING: Miss Sarajane Burke, sponsor; Kevin Jolly, vice-presi- dent; Charles Grayson, president. FIRST ROW: Miss Burke, Susan Hollar, Maria Fuschich, Kathy MeGann, Thomas Deane, Cindy Busch, SECOND ROW: Patty Hiller, Debbie Erickson, David Mosley, Heidi Tencyuca, Jeanette Anderson, Grace Lopez, THIRD ROW: Sheryl Putman, Danny Anderson, Charles Grayson, Beverly Marshall, Scott Thompson, TOP ROW: Milton Kooyman, Kevin Jolly, Mike Bacon, Bill Irwin, Frank Mills, Eric Van Note. 88
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The goal of the Spanish Club is to promote a greater appreciation of Spanish culture here and abroad. The club pursued many fund raising pro- jects during the school year, such as the sale of baked goods, placcmats and serving chalupas at Yukon Days. Contests in poetry recitation and a year-end banquet at Karam’s Restau- rant rounded out the club’s activities. 1. Spanish Club officers: Denise Rice, vice-president: Karen Diaz, president: Fat Shattuck. secretary-treasurer: Mr. Jack Terrell, sponsor. 2. The club members participated at Yukon Days with the chalupa sale. 3. Karen Diaz. 1974-75 club president, passes the leadership to Karen Massey during the club’s banquet. 4. Members enjoy a traditional Mexican dinner at Karam’s. 5. . . . And Mr. Terrell is stuck with the check.
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Future Teachers of America ' i i Members of FTA are students en- rolled in the teacher training program. Each is assigned to a teaching station in one of the lower schools in the dis- trict where they are under the super- vision of an experienced teacher. They act as aides to the teacher and re- ceive some experience in teaching the children. 1. Carol Rosenblatt watches the work of a young student. 2. Johanna Castaneda, secretary; Adolph Duke, president; Susan Gulick treasurer; Mrs. Patricia Gray, sponsor; Sharon Doughty, vice-president. FRONT ROW: Sheila Finley, Sharon Doughty, Mrs. Patricia Gray, Adolph Duke, Susan Gulick, Betty Goree. SECOND ROW: Barrera, Kim Streiber, Carol Hinojosa. Karen Sullivan, Johanna Castaneda, Nancy San Miguel. TOP ROW: Carol Rosen- Glenda Horvath, Ann Todd, Sue Tuttle, Amy Martin, Kim Wallace. 89
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