Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, TX)

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Membership Increases Spanish Club's Plans LHablas espanol? No, no lo hablo pero estoy aprendiarlo. The Spanish Club got off to a good start this year. Membership in the club doubled and a S200 scholarship was presented to the outstanding Spanish student. To celebrate the holidays, club members at- tended a dinner and carolling party. Monthly meetings were also held during the year which featured guest speakers, such as Iordi Arrufat, foreign exchange student from Spain. In addition, members kept a scrapbook of past and present events and entered it in the Pan American Students Forum in San Antonio during March. Right: Foreign exchange students, Yari Sarpiola and Ior- di Arrufat enjoy American half-time activities at a Tiger football game. T. .wr--. vs. Front, left to right: Lisa Evans, Erica Ream, Aimee Iohnson, Angie McGuire, Shannon Burel. Se cond Row: Dana Peel, Meghan Casey, DeLea Stutzman, Matt Hatfield, Maurine Traynor S . . . . . . tephanie Williams, Angie Johnson, Leann Crouch, Kathy Trimble. Third Row: Ms. Allen Michelle Hoelzen, April Brinkman, Kristin Hoffner, Kristi Brewer, Krissy Carlock, Andrea Long Nicole Mitchell, Kirsten Anton, Mrs. Anderson. Back: Robert Elrich, Iim Simson, Cory Knudson Kim Harmon, Curtis Horton, Barry Evans, Brian Hoyle, Iennifer Gause. 1 1 1

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Croissants Earn Club Recognition Croissants, croissants, croissants! were the exasperated cries of French Club members after selling the pastries as a November fund- raiser. They sold three kinds: plain, filled, and almond. The croissants were bought at the French Italian Connection in Arlington. We didn't make much of a profit - only Sl20, said sponsor Mrs. Pinno, but we are getting really popular, everyone knows we sell the croissants. Starting a new tradition, the French Club went to the Kimball Art Museum to see a French Revolution exhibit in April. After the presentation, a lunch was sponsored in the museum cafeteria by club members. www! Angela Walthall, Petra Sittonp and sponsor Mrs. Pinno discuss plans for an upcoming trip. First Row: Angela Walthall, Lori Larson, Marcee Moorhead, Courtney Lackey, Rebecca Iones. Second Row: Iana Harris, Christin O'Roarke, Petra Sitton, Kim Brown, Christi Holloway, Atousa Taherpourzaky. Third Row: Iulie Bailey, Michelle Pelletier, Sam McMurry, Shannon Hoffner.

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Above: Literature Club president Iennifer Gause discusses club ac- tivities with members during a meeting. Literature Club Hosts Anthology The Literature Club presented its second annual literacy anthology in May. Approximately 200 pieces of short stories, poetry, and artwork were submitted by talented student Writers and artists during the fall semester. Editors Cary Birdwell, Ienniier Gause, Brad Campbell, Keather Valdez and DeLea Stutzman led the committee members in selecting material for the 1987 Anthology. During the spring, two guest speakers, Dr. Cohan and Dr. Romer spoke to club members about poetry and the Iapanese Education System. Off the job, the club attended Texas Christian University's production of The Glass Menagerie and Death Trap. Altogether it has been a very suc- cessful year, said club sponsor Bever- ly Frank. Left: Literature Club members are Front, left to right: Wendy Oller, DeLea Stutzman, Keather Valdez. Second Row: Cary Birdwell, Brad Campbell, Iennifer Gause, Mike Batson, Angela Cochran, Angela Kahler, Iason Klas. Third Row: Erin Spence, Petra Sitton, Michelle Aldin, Melissa Blair, Angela Walthall, Rebecca Iones, Kendra Stubenrauch, Debbie Wariner, Angie Mills. Back: Mark Baucom, Wendy Ivy, Lori Ramsey, Claire Chism, Lauren Cox, Dana Allen, Davinia Chism, Chandra Stienstra, sponsor Beverly Frank.