Lexington High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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FRENCH CLUB www -mnnm . ws M H 5 Front Powg Morgan Slusher, Arden M-ason, Linda Nichols, Diane Dunford, Scot Mar-inff. Back Rnwg Nancy Smith, Jan Nesler, Michelle Oliva, Beth Fenner, Kim Vialle, Mike Miller, Gene Guevel, Cheryl Luce, Cara Hay, Shelli Stigall, Debbie Ritchie, Sharon Russell, Mrs. Hamann. in spanish the french club chose morgan slusher and arden mason their st. catherine's day royalty. club and french club Il um a hung yearn 50a the Ffnencn Club. Sftafzfting ,the germ wlth the ,sale 05 can- amel applel, they pfaognefsaed I0 a 312. Ca,theJ0Lne'fs Dug celeblwntion. Otnen actrlvltleb wme a vlalt 5fL0m a 50fLeLgn exchange Aludeni 5fwm Fluxnce, and the wfzlting and fuecelvlng 05 lettefzl 5fL0m pen pall ln Ffuznce. One 05 lhwz moat populafz actiuixtzleb wal lhein 1711.19 120 Kanaafs Ccltg. A5101 a moaning ,town 05 the Ffnench ani: election 05 the Nelason Mx Gallelng, fthe club moved on I0 the Rlvefz Quay cuueu 05 Kamal Cltg. Thxls old Aectlon la being lebloned and pfwvlded a pefL5ect place 50a a pfwgfcea- Llve lunch which lncluded Flench onlon Aoup, omelettel, and a ,tempting ffzip to an lce cfneam pafulon. Martine Chapius, a visiting student from france, admires a cake made for her by gene guevel for her french club reception 67

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' V . 3 Ili ,nn I N SPANISH CLUB, Front Row: Susan Petsch, Barb Skinner, Lesa Montgomery, Phyllis Booker, Julie Thompson, Dee Fenner. Second Row: Nr. Tidqmyer, Barbara Gruber, Debbie McCaul- lev, Jill LaHue, Harriet Cox, Paula Singleton. Third Row: Beth Anderson, Chervl Nvers, Tammy Begemann,Marsha Emke, Connie Nartin, Jane Raplinger, Barb- ara Johnson , Renee Smith, Judv Pollard. Fourth Row: Sally Brown, Letty Ahmann, Lvnn Vontgomery, Sue Potter, Lynda Vankirk, Tammy Bryant, Michele Flsea, Rhonda Locke, Robin Coskev. Back Row: David Rosewell, Neal Shurman- tine, Fritz Begeman-ni, Mike Bentz, Roger Luehrman, Greg Lynn, Don McLaughlin, Tom Beard, Garv Glisson, Rick Adams, Randy Jackson. Interest in languages developed spanish club bake sale was both profitable and fun. Ivutenui in Spanuh afs a goaculgn Language wazs advanced xln thc Lcx- ington Spamlbh CKub. Qfadcnfzs in tha, oaganization pafcticipaxcd in many activbtiu which fcncliadcd a bahc bale, ChJw5ftmaf.x CQILOZAZVLQ in bofth Spanbsh and Engblsh, a Pinata Panty, and bowing tacoa at a waefstliing match. The yearns high- Lighi wafs a 5icZd blip to fthe Span uh ,section 05 Kanfsaa Ciftg, whefnc - , . , the Aftadcrliz ulewcd the aluchfctc 05 the Plaza anca, and had Ranch aft a Mexican ausftawzanft, Laf.s Chnl- quxltab. 2

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The Lexington Thezsbian Club paovxldu a lieanning expefulance 60,1 L12 membefus and entefutafivunent gon zihe Aehool du- Uziot. Bezvidefs them majoa pnoducutionb the club membefus gave playa to the clullidaen in the Eliementany Aehoolm. The gafl pnodaetion, weae The Pengecvt Idiot and waz, a comedy conceaning a young aihiete having Uwublie--big irwu lie wixh hifs gnadu. The Apfzing play, ALC Becawse o5 Aga,tha waz, a 5an,tafsy-comedy coneefming, o5 all ,th,ingf5, a wfcltch. The Thebbfianb abso vizsfclted MaMhaLK to view a play, aiiong willh many oihejn aci- ivi,ti,e5. Illusions created b thespmn club