Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Study of German and Spanish Culture GERMAN CLUB - TOP ROW. B. Rutherford, C. Paul, J. sqmeluk, R. BOTTOM ROW:'J. Buff, V. Schiffer, A. Snevd, R- Eskfidee M Sweeef Richter, B. Niccum, R. Davis, D. Lewis, C. Olson, H. Vroliik, J. Haber. D. Funk, Mrs. Hildegard Evans, 0ClVIS0f- Hablan espanol Uds.? If you do and you enioy studying the culture and people of a foreign country, the Spanish Club is for you. Magnolia's Spanish Club this year has had a busy schedule with activi- ties covering such events as a field trip to Olvera Street, a Spanish language contest, and in the Spring, a banquet summing up the year's activities. The members of the Spanish Club under the lead- ership of President Sharon Klemm, have enriched their understanding of the Spanish-speaking coun- tries through these activities and field trips to places of Spanish heritage. Assisting Sharon have been the other officers, Anna DeHoag, vice president, Pam Willis, secretary, and Leslie Selff, treasurer. Their advisor for this year has been Miss Arminda Zelaya. They have worked to further student interest in the Spanish languages and the field trip to Olvera Street, where the charm of Early California is ever present in the little shops and stands, was a good example of the interest shown by the Magnolia club. SPANISH CLUB members, Sharon Klemm, Marianne Stocks, Pam Willis Leslie Selff, and Anna DeHoog study up on their Spanish with the help of Readers Digest written in Spanish. sfiszbf ,W , as-ff' eil il His.

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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?

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G .Drama and Pep Work PAUL HERZBERG takes publicity pictures of Katie Germaine, Mike Van Fossen, and Reaunell Eskriclge for the Drama Club. Under the leadership ot that zany comedian, Marianne Stocks, the Drama Club has become a favorite among the Sentinels. Without the Drama Club, many ot the plays pre- sented this year would never have gone into production. The Drama Club gets everyone into the act by having those people who are not acting, help with the scenery, by paint- ing tlats it they're artistic, or helping with the lighting, make- up or props. Drama Club provides the stage crew and works on the production ot all school plays. They are guided by their advisor Mr. William Bottoltson, whose acting and dramatic ability earned him the honor of being the head of the Drama department. An extra activity ot the club was the annual Sadie Haw- kins Dance where a gal could snag her best beau and git hitched by marryin' Sam. This is an annual affair, much to the delight ot the ladies on campus. Working with Marianne this year have been Mike Van Fossen, vice president, Katie Germaine, secretary, and Reau- nell Eskridge, treasurer. DRAMA CLUB-TOP ROW: G. Cofone, J. Morris, C. Mullenix, T. Young, Eskriclge, S. Ray, N. Robson, S. Younes, C. Sullens, M. Stocks, G. Shaw, L Schroed, J. Borruso, D, Gottschalk, S. Wood, L. Dick. SECOND ROW: C. Bartram. BOTTOM ROW: D. Kirk, D. Koska, J. Henslee, M. Howell, S Long, M. Gregory, S. Jensen, G. Doolen, G, Petty, R. Ochwat, K. C. Hipp, M. VanFossen, A. Olson. Germaine, Y. Marquez, D. Mondocea. THIRD ROW: J. Crenshaw, R. fl 1 l it l l l r l t l l ,,., l l ,,,, . a l l l T, l l l l l ,. -l l l l l , l l l , K r .QW