Los Alamitos High School - Cottonwood Yearbook (Los Alamitos, CA)

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26 Festivities GERMAN CLUB SOARING HIGH FLYING FAR The German Club brought many students interested in the German language and its culture together. Many outings allowed students to ex- perience a part of the German culture, though sometimes the club engaged in purely social events, The German Club also sponsored an ex- change program, which offered a most educational intercultural experience. ,' :I g J, ,Qt l s I ,7. fr. ,f' J ' f, ,, German Club: Scott Raber, Jamie Welsh, Lori Halblg, Janan Stringer, Wei-Chao Chang, Robert Brantner, Randy Bugge, Russ Bugge, Patrick Bren- nan, Roger Yoh Yon Orrick, Shirley Chlu, Carolyn Hess, Heldl Stauch, Derek Stanford, Brenda Vaorting, Sheri Mlllar, Brlan Molles, Jeff Harmon, Geoff Blckel, Laura Junkermann, Paula Wasikowske, Tracy Reynolds, Dlana Cheng, Emllle MacFarlan, Marc Brown, Cathy Chen, Jimmy Oberacker, Kenton Brooks, John Morgen, Robert Datey, Robert Menke, Stan Abrams, Wes Hsu, Robert Vyclus, Chu Van Kanper, Matt Caner, Mary Wu, Todd Poulos, Scott Sargeant, Johnna Silverthorne, David Fraser, James Shepherd, Heather Frewln, Monica Fett, Ron Stomper, Alex Chang, Nick Duhle, John Yaurk, Vanessa Thomas, Jeff Palk, Jodal Sareml, Tad Nummedal, Paul Ottone, Susan Bajuar, Joe Gross, Peg Gross, Brian Shew, Jackie Snook, Doug Chapman, Helen Hemming, Cliff Kjoss, Jamie Eickoff, Janet Buys, Kim Fullemon, David Cheng ---W-......,,,,4 4, Mr. Pectol, advisor of the German Club, energetically reads the daily bulletin to his class. He ls the only German teacher for the I, ll, and Ill levels. -' Sophomore, Derek Boker, plays his trumpet to the best of his ability in order to please the band Instructor. As an A student ln his German class, he enjoys ex panding his knowledge as a member ln the German Club.

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- x 2 French Club: Pam Armstead, Chiki Aurang, Beatrix Bourdy, Rachel Brophy, Miriam Burstein, Caroline Cerneka, Jane Chapman, Mike Chen, Pam Chueh, Kit Cokik, Mike Dawson, Dawnita Delcasale, Preet Dhillon, Andria Dickens, Linnette Donohue, Marc Dourdin, Susan Egan, Susie Elston, Elli Exacoustos, Ann Faircloth, Thierry Fairon, Denelle Flynn, Danielle Giles, Jenny Gilroy, Ginger Ginder, Shalesh Gupta, Koren Golstein, Denise Horner, Albert Howe, Erica Huang, Curtis Hyatt, Jon Hyatt, Patty Jettie, Jon Jost, Lisa Defalas, Lisa Kim, Chanda King, Evo Kjoss, Brigitte Koenig, Shubert Koong, Farren Last, Janet Lee, Gina Leong, Kam Lewis, Marisa Macris, Terry McKinney, Kim Mirsoltani, Mark Molnar, Sarah Mueller, Tom Nockold, Jennifer Nunes, Lara Obradovitch, Karen Oca, Jean- nie Park, Mickelle Perslow, Rosemary Peters, Jennifer Phillips, Erin Roccah, Staci Ray, Trisha Rinella, Stephanie Schweig, Johanna Silverthorne, Julie Simmons, Thomas Sohn, Soteria Syrengelas, Tam Ta, Debbie Theriault, Jen- nifer Tyo, Robert Tyo, Holly Vineyard, Grace Wang, Jamie Welsh, Mark Welzen, Katja Werner, Mike Wheeler, Kathy Wiest, Peter Wilson, Jill Windel, Julius Ypmo, Brad Rawls, Lori Roeple, Cynthia Phillips, Lisa Lerno, April Allen, Kim Staley, Eric Bloom, Sunny Oslin, Kim Migasi, Michelle Torgrodo, Eric Lupescu, Courtney Mon, Michelle Stratton FRENCH SPANISH SPANISH, FRENCH FIESTA FOREVER The French Club, advised by Ms. Roberts, was concerned with providing students with a taste of French culture, Some activities which helped to accomplish this were pastry parties with all the trimmings, this provided students with the opportunity to earn the art of French cuisine. They went on a field trip to see a French movie, then on to lunch at a typical French restaurant. French camp, where only French was spoken, and of course the annual soccer game against the German Club were also a huge part of the year. The Hispanic culture is very prevelant in Southern California, and the Spanish Club was formed in order ro enhonce an awareness of this in interested students. During the year, they attended a Spanish camp and are at various Mexican Restaurants. They also visited Olvero Street in Los Angeles. This club offered scholarships to outstanding Sponish students as well as to students of the Hispanic descent, 'lr-4' I i GPA along with extracurricular activities. Jamie Welsh, a dedicated member of the French Club, works diligently to complete a well-written report on the French culture. Jamie is a three year member of this club and is hop- ing to travel to France sometime to practice what he has learned. , X , 'x Brad Rawls listens closely to the foreign words pronounced by his teacher, Ms. Roberts. Brad is in his third year of French and is quite interested in the different culture. Almost fluent, Brad manages a 3.5 Malcom Womack enjoys his time in the classroom and gives an oral speech in French class. Being active in drama, It's an easy task for him. Festivities 27

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Sophomore Girls' Football Team: Kirstin Taylor, Darlane Kamm, Judy Davis, Tracy Dolan, Trisha Rlnella, Elli Ex- acustos, Kim Ramseyer, Dana Rosenfeld, Lisa Bellwood, Michelle Henderson, Julie Siler, Kanani Turco, Llsa Halaby, Kelly Clark, Janice Terby, Gina Mcaffee, Megan Wood, Aimee Lewis, Eva Paine, Stephanie Scott, Joey Marquart, Denise Novak, Yvonne Soule -nf Kirsten Olson, Rachel Kroner, Jody Gunther, Lisa Craig, Rosa Hernandez, Brooke Mabe, Holly Crum, Allison Davis, Nada Naff, Jenny Sussmihl, Dawn Bokwell, Lore Roepke, Cathy Garcia, Karen Hanah, Laura Patterson, Erin Cordes, Lisa Orvis, Angela Craven, Tracey Delaney, lleen Mall, Katie Cummings, Janet Murphy, Princina Wong, Marty Jo Spersoc, Kelly Hall, Kym Gwinn, Charon Harvel, Rachel Corley, Rhonda Haosled, Holly Brand, Kim McAllister, Amber Olliger, Joan Burtsell GERMAN GIRLS FOOTBALL FROSH, soPH GIRLS' FOOTBALL CONQUERS ALL Under the coaching of Mr. Lung, both freshman and sophomore girls' football team played some very competitive games during the football season. They kept in shape by working out in the weight room which was a most rewording experience. These teams were formed to prove that it is possible for girls to play the sport also. l Freshman, Marty Jo Sprulock, enjoys the Winter choir concert which many of her friends are appearing in. Not only is she a Cheerleader, but also the quarter- back for the freshman football team - girls' that is! Festivities 29