James E Taylor High School - Stampede Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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Sprechen Sie Deutsch? German Club had an active year involving not only academic ac- tivities but entertaining ones as well. The highlight of the year was the Foreign Language Banquet in December, all three language clubs worked together to pull oft a night filled with food and fun. Members enjoyed a trip to the Summit for a Rockets game in late January. Con- tinuing throughout the year were practice sessions of the oom-pah band and German folk dance group. The club also participated in several competitions in February and two in March. Members of the club enjoyed being part ot this ac- tive group in 81-82. 1. 2. 3. 4. Greg Johnson, junior, is wearing a Ger- man lederhosen at the Foreign Language Banquet in December. Front row: Kim Novak, Julie Su, Debbie Noftsier, Bonnie Alligood, Lynne Wat- son, Robert Lofland. Second row: Mrs. Borgtedte, sponsor, Cheryl Jackson, Kristi Switzer, Wendy Nugent, Jodi Gardner, Mark Thomann, Chuck Monroe, Al Pell, Greg Johnson, Vickie Buchanan and Stacy Goodwin, juniors, are wearing Austrian dirndls at the banquet. Mark Thomann, senior, and Jodi Gard- ner, sophomore, practice a German folk dance. M1 ,naw

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ltudent Council Yeor 5 I I f IK . ' ff mt , T , 5524 l':A i A he J J' ,.A ,, if 'S 4 . :ft-. T , I ,,,- , ,. , 5 ,V fy, w , J. , M... , .. A L , 1 ,. rr . at J , ?,,,,,,.,. ,,,,, . N,N,,, ..,,, . . .cr yn Lal, I .. M::,j1,,,,.,,.. 'kr' so mmap if it W an .Q a 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6, 7. 8, Student Council Officers: Front row: Trudy Graves, President. Second row: Steph Riley, Vice President: Brad Graves, Treasurer. Third Row: Mrs. Sandra Petersen, Sponsor, Greer Zeigler, Recording Secretary, Gina Palmisano, Secretary. Fourth row: Gayle McAteer, Chaplain. Junior Gail McAteer works diligently to make the carnation deadline. Freshman Richelle Nemmer takes orders for the Student Council project. Junior Class Representatives: Front row: Sarah Smith, Kim Romine, Debra Kennedy, Helen Bazaar, Jackie Harkey, Steph Riley. Second row: Rhonda Peterson, Gail McAteer, Amanda Fuller, Jane Clements. Sophomore Class Representatives: Front row: Karl Proksch, Jackie Grant, Sarah Sudreth, Brana Hoffman, Sarah Bryant, Tracey Clapp, Brad Graves. Second row: Nicole Duarte, Carol Gilbert, Karen Sclaughter, Kim Wagenteur, Lisa Drake, Patti Riley, lngrid Berglund. Junior Gail McAteer contributes her work to another student. Senior Class Representatives: Front row: Sylvie Allione, Angela Shaeffer, Gina Palmisano, Deb- bie Cockrell, Greer Zeigler, Sheila Collins. Se- cond row: Trudy Graves, Debbie Burch, Bobby Mohseni, Bev Nalley, Cindy Barton, Kelli Grand, Lori Jordan. Third row: Dede Stokes, Antonette Gonzales, Denise Fiteny, Erin Smith, Paula Mc- Cann, Carla Ledet, Betty Devalasco. Freshman Class Representatives: Front row: Jessica Woerner, Leslie Knowlton, Sherrie Graham, Richelle Nemmer, Kim McCann. Se- cond row: Sandi Mullins, Lisa Palmisano, Michelle Ziegler, Rachel Martin. Third row: Jeff Hildreth, Amanda Fuller, Jane Clements.

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c Porlez vous Froncois? M l 1. 2. 3. Junior Emily Thompson discusses upcom- ing French Club events with Neilah Ghonima, a fellow member of the fun- loving group. Peter Calabrese, sophomore, Kristin Gardell, junior, and Neilah Ghonima, senior, join hands as they swing to the beat during the Foreign Language Banquet. Front row: Melanie Zimmerman, Kristin Gardell, Neilah Ghonima, Emily Thomp- son, Bill Carroll. Second row: Peter Calabrese, Kathleen Poston, Susie Bartlett, Kim Romine, Jeanie Campbell, Gary Harmond, Mrs. Cheryl Cole, sponsor. .Mala 3'1- f'l W . , ygtggs nas 5 Fl H t 21 Q' 1982 was an active year for the French Club. There were several out-of-school activities the club participated in this year. Members went to two different restaurants. La Lorraine and Saint Michel. Around Christmastime the French Club participated along with the Ger- man and Spanish clubs in the Foreign Language Banquet. The last week in April the French Club, along with the other foreign language clubs enjoyed a food week. During this week each foreign language class brought food native to their respective countries for everyone in that period to enjoy. Also, throughout the year the French Club played several soccer games against the Spanish and German clubs. The club also en- joyed participating in several competitions.