Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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the Foreign Sounds of Linguists 'ilu il , ,.a FRENCH CLUB-TOP ROW: G. Walker, B, Burns, R. Plummer, D, Potter, R. Ustruck, C. Freed, K. Vorndriska, B. Store. SECOND ROW: Mr. Copen- haver, advisor, G. Stilwell: C. Kraemer, B. Rollins, S. Schwartz, G. Page, L. Sanders, J. Zirtzman, D. Frank, Miss Koch, adviser. BOTTOM ROW: J. Allison, R. Bemis, A. Richter, A. Jones, P, Hampton, L. Levandowski, J. Smith, T. Tucker, S. Allen. Highlighting the year's activities for the French Club has been the inner-club play. The play, put on by the first and second year French students proved to be a great success and may become a pleasant tradition for the members of the club. The French Club is basically inter- ested in advancing the understanding of the French culture rather than the language itself and one of the annual activities is a trip to ac- quaint the members with French cuisine. For the French club an additional way of ad- vancing the study of foreign culture is through the foreign exchange program, Funds are raised through the French Club's annual sucker sale and donated to AFS so that Magnolia will be able to finance the expenses of the toreign students. Presiding over the club this year has been President Larry Sanders, and assisting him have been Greg Page, vice president, Gail Stilwell, secretary, and Sally Schwartz, treasurer. FRENCH CLUB members, Sally Schwartz, Barbara Rollins, and Mary Pel- frey buy suckers from President Larry Sanders. :lj fx, 'A - 97

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Through The Halls of Magnolia Rin Hifi. Ti '? W iiziiiss Hn T. eg wav .x5i...s.W'g ii YF w..ec.-2, ie ii 5' mg... W Eg... .gg ii i- T i This as H ' wiiiiiillli 'Ml' fi R? i as ire, MEMBERS OF Lengua Latina form a Roman SenaTe. STANDING are L. Hickman, J. Bornsfein, J. Swain, and B. Anderson. SEATED are G. Kiefer, R. Goldman, A. Sandeno, M. Willard, J. Swain, A. Niccum, and M. Kim. Lengua LaTina, as The Magnolia LaTin Club is called, furfhers The sTudenT's inTeresTs in The lan- guage which The Roman civilizaTion gave To our WesTern CulTure. As The sTudenTs of The LaTin Language have learned, LaTin is The basic MoTher Tongue of many of The European lan- guages. The members have learned ThaT LaTin has greatly influenced The fields of LiTeraTure, Science, Music, Ari, Philosophy and governmenT. Lengua LaTina is under The advisorship of Mr. Donald Svehla, who along wiTh The officers: Anna Sandeno, presidenf, Rick Goldman, vice presidenT, Donna Krausfeldf, secreTary, and Gary Kiefer, Treasurer, has worked To help The sTu- denfs undersfanal The imporTance of The LaTin language. Club acTiviTies for This year have included The TradiTional LaTin banqueT, where The dress of The evening is The Roman Toga, and field Trips To places influenced by The Roman civilizaTion. These along wiTh movies and Talks on The LaTin language have lecl To an inTeresTing year for The Lengua LaTina. 96 .. 6, ,QQ mg, 'M-.TTU LENGUA LATINA-TOP ROW: G. Kiefer, L. Prowse, R. Goldman, D Lschannen, E. Laughery, D. Ferris, B. Thompson, B. Royal, L. Paciorek SECOND ROW. B. Anderson, L. Tomasulo, P. Cascio, K. Clausen, D Krausfeldf, K. Hauck, M. Omiecznski, D. McMillan, L. Hickman. BOTTOM ROW: N. Niccum, J. Swain, J. stein, P. Ecklund, M. Kim. Swain, A. Sandeno, M. Willard, J. Born T -' - 'l .ssz,sf fJi ' 1 :si T- ci mai -: Tix. H: .ei iw

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Language Clubs Thrive on Enriching Der Freundschaftsverein, better known as The German Club, has carried on an active and enioy- able year. Among Their many activities have been meetings held at The home of their advisor, Mrs. Hildegard Evans, where her recent Trip To Germany was discussed along with many facets of German culture. Highlighting These meetings was The initia- Tion of new members which proved To be quite hilarious. ln order To improve Their understanding of The German language, They spoke only German aT These get-Togethers. A special projecT of Theirs has been The recording of Tapes in German To exchange with German students Their own age. This, along with The German evening They pre- sented in The Spring To The student body, has broughT The German Club into view as one of The most inter- esting clubs on campus. The officers of Der Freundschaftsverein have been Bob Niccum, president, Calvin Olsen, vice president, Amy Sneyd, secretary, and Jerry Haber, Treasurer. SPANISH CLUB - TOP ROW: S. Wright, S. Sherron, C. Johnson, G. Petty, J. Silverstein, G. Burch, P. Willis, S. l-laider, S. Klemm, M. Wright. BOTTOM ROW: S. Knauss, D. Menclocea, G. Doolen, G. Scalzo, L. Selff, M. Stocks, K. Muzikar, Miss Arminda Zelaya, advisor, 1 f T T' Y V M ' fa' S 'll Z' it ir T ' 55 M.: Mm ltr iii, im is, :iii if ,ii sy Q' -,ij ' - .- . Y - N S J T. iii, ir L g:1 'S L1 ' 1 TT T r -.-Nm - fi E A 2 S5321 - - . , T r M- ymii, wi - -in 12- l i ri.. rims? .. rim if Z V' iillll ,.' 'lil uf X . 2 i, at it it T it ,xii ilu X E T 'E T55 ms GERMAN CLUB initiates, Fred Wilferth and Katie Germaine go through The paces of pushing peanuts with their noses as Two other official members Bob Niccum and Joyce Wilensky watch with uncontrollable laughter. sir' ii series lll X W Tiff' E 33? ss?