Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Hilary Yarrington Donald Youngbloom Bobbie Ziegler Scott Zmeskal Dottie Abbott Feline Adams Julie Adams Irene Aguilar Tony Aguilar Gabriel Aleman Tommy Allen Virginia Alvarez Jeff Amato Gregory Arldl Richard Artus Tammy Ashmore Jackie Avance Pam Ayres Cheryl Bacon Jane Baird Alan Baker Curtis Baker Dianna Baker Greg Baker ,exam ,vs 'Ne 1- l LATIN Front row deft to rightj: Lee Srnrth Pal Hunter Shawna Wilkinson, Mrkki Ort, Michele McNally Second row: Tom Furtner Eve Curran. Mary Scribner Third row: Robert Schoen, Jerry Chavers, Kane Shaller Lu Ann Stokes Janet Vlttek , YZ., 2 GERMAN Front row fleft to righty: Mike Cone Lon Stager, Tracey Wilson, Ban Beckner, Mike 4- vp. WM? 94 foreign lang uage fjunlorsfsophomores G' Fl., Davis Laura Johnson Luke Lewis Second row: Mrs Burnett. Glen Drescher, Holly Smith Sheree Owen Dwayne Price. Helen Shuler. Heather Smith, Turn Beutnagel Third row: Kevin Curran. Mark Holl Don Davis Jay Slauller, Sharon Staller Wayne Breazeale, Flay Cllek Tom Starr Donnie Young- bloom .. 1. wr' 3 PAN AM Fronl row flelt to rightj: Melissa Banda. Linda Kutach, Jovlta Ontlveros. Tammy Ash, rnore Sheila Cearly, Kelley Needles Jackie Janecka, Yvonne Aguilar Second row: Rachel Vlllareal, Val Murray Pam Clayton. Sac Dominguez Debbie Pllcher Laurie Mitchell Sherry Wallace, Pam Finder. Kirn Edmondson Third row: Cindy Guagardo, .lack Stevens. Leslie Marshall. Lesa Kunkel, Val Franklin, Gina Sbada Lisa Srnclerman Karen Rocha Mrs Welsher Fourth row: Mrs Clinton. Cathy Clayton. David Wolle Debbie Janecka Ricky Cruz-Aedo, Donna Wllcley, Jay Moeller, Ronnie Lerrna. Dwayne Price Vic McVVherler, Sam Dominguez

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' .. -V .,.,... .. ----' MWA '? rally 1 g . 'A I, . an - v wzs, ,nl E?w,mw.-wwf-tlft-wfwwfM'wV' g 4 ' V V. , ,.,..-..---- . . .M I W, . . , 1 ,f K ' tional Mexican folk dance. 4 A notch above a two-step, Mrs. Donaho's Spanish class performs a tradi- In Foreign Languages ulture and education brought students together for a unique and interesting learning experience. Verb tenses, vocabu- lary, and memorizing dialogues were not the only skills learned, Learning to speak the language, observe the customs and traditional holidays, and especially to prepare and eat the foods, all intermingled for a fascinating and fun learning expe- rience. Building close bonds between friends and your sponsor was perhaps one of the most beautiful learning experiences you could hope for. Students actively involved in Pan Am helped needy families, sell- ing candy and raising funds. Pan Am donated S250 to UNICEF, a turkey to a needy family, and a S100 donation to Pesos for Braces. Lesa Kunkel took 164 cupcakes to the State School that the club made especially for the children. Celebrating special occasions, Pan Am had a birthday party for Mrs. Salinas, a Christmas and Hal- loween party, and for traditional Cinco de Mayo festivities they pre- sented The Ballet Folklorico. Laurie Mitchell and Vic McWherter helped set up for most of the parties. They rented a close by apart- ment for a day for the annual Christmas party and helped with dec- orations. The Latin club cultured students in the art of Latin dancing and making Latin costumes. They participated in various fund foreign language 93

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4 Foreign languages werent all parties and skits. Don Davis. Dwayne Price, and Elaine Duet work together on a book assignment in Frau Burnett's Ger- man CIBSS. XM A , 1........M,,, ,,,, A GTBUL ...Q W To Celebrate Cultures raising programs. Selling cupcakes, tickets lor a showing of the movie M 'A 'S'H at Northcross Mall, and a spaghetti supper all enhanced the cIub's lun. Also the money was used to support a student in the Philippines and their club, Senatus Romanorum, The Latin club joined the German club at Inks Lake. The German club existed mainly for the fun of it. Attending Wurst- fest in New Braunfels and a TAGS convention at Baylor University brought the old and new club members closer together. Laura Johnson, Donnie Youngbloom, Judy Lentz, Heather Smith and many more dedicated members went to the TAGS convention. Activities at school included selling the multi-colored Gummy bears that everybody enjoyed. The club also participated in the canned food drive at Christmas and rounded off the year with a gathering with Latin club at Inks Lake. Although no French club existed, Madame Benaiteau's sec- ond period class existed as if it really were a club. Madame's return from a first quarter hitch at Anderson heralded an ecstatic welcome back party. Activities included a Christmas party, authen- tic crepes the class made and her personal pictures from her recent trip to France, The class performed skits at Doble and Burnet junior high schools to cultivate interest in French studies. foreign language 95