Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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Interested in broaden- ing your knowledge about another country? If you are, Spanish Club is the organization to join. Each year, the members sell their delicious candy to make money. They sell candy to make money, so they can send members of their club to Mexico. This past year they were able to send four people and this year they hope to send the same amount or even more. Spanish Club, again this year, plans on going out to eat at the El Matador for their end of the year party. At some of their other meetings, they had a scavanger hunt, a joint Christmas party with the German Club and Tachi, the foreigh exchange student, will speak at one of their meetings. Also, one of their main jobs was the planning of the floorshow. Top Left: Advisor, Miss Gudahl looks at the group pleadingly for help. Top Middle: Mary Dahlberg tries to understand what is going on. Top Right: Rene Boomgaarden wants to know what is going on. Middle: The members at a Spanish Club meeting. Bottom Left: The girls who went to Mexico this past year, they are Darla Van Heerde, Calene Birky, Dorothy Clark, and Dawn Kindt was missing. Bottom Middle: A nice little Spanish doll. Bottom Right: Spanish Club officers from bottomtotopare: Darla Van Heerde, Dorothy Clark, Phyllis Suprenant, Jill Wildung, and Calene Birky. Spanish Club broadens knowledge about a foreign country

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 We've only just begun Top; back row, left to right: JudyBakken, Karla Gradert, Kathy Van De Vegte, Denise Burmeister, Lonette Schmuck, Brenda Ykema, Bruce Fodness, Mark Herman. Middle row, left to right: Pat Teclaw, Cathy Rust, Teresa Birkeland, Faye Hawkinson, Lori Brandenburg, Lyn- ette Hemme, Cathy Pike. Front row, left to right: Betty Glaser, Letha Laackmann, Betsy Dykers, Lynn Brandenburg, Marti Bruynes, Kristi Fick, Linda Wahlcrt. Not pictured: Bonnie Mogck, Kym Spease, Deone Perkins, Marie Luginbill, and Lisa Keitel. Above: German Club advisor Mrs. Spease. Right: A few of the seniors who journeyed Germany in March. Left to right: Linda Wahlert, Lonette Schmuck, Denise Bur- meister, Lori Brandenburg, Brenda Ykema, and Mark Herman. Deutschklub macht Spass! March 11, 1975 was a big day in the lives of many of the seniors involved in German Club. On that day ten members of German Club, along with Mrs. Spease, their advisor, departed for Germany. For fifteen days they traveled through Ger- many spending five days with a German family learning the customs of the coun- try, and becoming more adapt at the use of the German language. Other German Club activities in- cluded joint meetings with Spanish Club and Christmas caroling. At their meet- ings, German Club members discuss future activities and listened to guest speak- ers. 20

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Students ACTIVE Lynette Kemerling Darla Van Heerde Pamela Gonnerman Mary Dahlberg Vickie Vatland Pat Teclaw Sue Vander Kooi Kendall Braa Joanne Fick Debi Joslyn Julie Emery Dean DeGrooi Karen Remme Leanne Uithoven Hope Luethje Jody Boone Leslie Kleinke Mark Wallem Betsy Dykers Faye Domagala Kathy Bendt Phyllis Suprenant Connie Mulvihill Deone Perkins Francisco Cazal Betty Glazer Lori Dahlen Becky Arp Kathy VanDeVegte Barb Haitz Herb Hamann Theresa Gits Jody Holm Candy Rosin Sandee Swanson Jill Wildung Candy Horn Above: Back row, left to right: Kathy Bendt, Jill Wildung, Candy Rosin. Front row, Hamann, Barb Hartz. left to right: Herb S.A.E. Teacher advisors; below, left to right: Mrs. Christiansen, Mr. Burns, Mr. Schneider. Bottom, left: Herb Hamann assists his teacher, Mr. Turning, in the audio-visual department. Bottom, center: Jeff Benson, far right, shows wrestling holds to seventh graders in Mr. Keck's Phy Ed class. Bottom, right: Debbie Joslyn, right, assists students in Mrs. Dykhouse's Special Ed. class. Student Action for Edu- cation is not only for future teachers, but is for anyone willing and able to give vol- untary service. The SAE chapter has had a veryinterestingand busy year. The year started out with a bonfire out at Mrs. Chris- tianson's, which because of bad weather was held inside. Once again a student ex- change was held, with Buffalo Lake. Lynette Kemerling, Cal- ene Birky, Karen Remme and Becky Arp had quite an inter- esting experience at Buffalo Lake, population 714. Also the club was busy taking many field trips. The club visited Pipestone Voca- tional School, Augustana Col- lege, Cooper High School in Minneapolis, and the Univer- sity of Minnesota. So SAE is a very active program with many students actually participating in edu- cation.