Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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z Marcia Mathes, Donna Johnson, Nancy Cook, Carolyn Officers and Sponsors: Front: Karen Haughness, secg Sharon Phillips, V-pres, Lesley Campbell, treasg Jon Melville, presg Mrs. Julie Stone, Joe Carpenter, Sponsors. French Club Activities Provide Excitement For Language Students ront row: Susan Lang, Pam Gill, Pam Herigodt, Bonnie ickley, Lucinda Yazell, Karol Mason, Kathy Bouffard, row air, Pat Parke, Janet Speare, Kathie Rhodes Front row: Cherri Seely, Sharon Tharpe, Alice Bell, Shawn Anderson, Debbie Jones, row 2: Marta Gonzales, Coleen Seely, Connie Berry, LuAnne Bunnell, Jan Henndon, Sherry Wheeler The French Club, now in its eighth year at Manzano, has gained quite a large number of enthusiastic members. Students interested in France, its people, language and customs are encouraged and invited to join. French teachers, Joe Carpenter and Mrs. Julie Stone, are the club sponsor. An extensive amount of movies, magazines, newspapers, books, and brochures on the French culture have been collected by the club through its various projects and activities. Among the activities of the French Club in '67-'68 were a pastry sale, caroling party, ski venture, and the Language Alliance Program. I47

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Trip to Mexico Highlights Activities of Spanish Club Officers: Sharon Eckardt, pres, Alen Carlson, treasg Liz Longley, secg Sharon Aragon, v-pres.: Seated: Alice Wright, Nancy Sylvester, Debbie Carter, Linda Sievert, Nancy Kise Debbie Pinnell, Carolyn Lutrell, Trish Rattan, Paulette Lowe, Mary Frindtg Standing Kathy Knauth, Pat Parke, Randee Hinkle, Craig Dell, Julie McCord, Nancy Bissel Students studying the Spanish language or those merely interested in Spanish and Mexican culture will find that their interests give a satisfied feeling in the Spanish club, sponsored by Miss Frances Gomes. The club discusses on topics of interest to the members. They also make an annual trip to Chichuahua, Mexico, with any other language student who wishes to participate. On this tour they see many of the cultural attractions of the beautiful Mexican city. In many ways the Spanish Club is beneficial and entertaining for all those who participate. Back: Allen Sandialn, June Stovall, Robby Donohoe, Dega Settle, Linda Meville, Evelina Gon- zales, Linda Lopez, Kathy Rhinehardt, Goldie Barela, Lynn Whalen

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l 1 Mel Bernstein, sponsor: Robert Appel, pres. Officers: Janet Speare, sec., Max Allan, treas.g Pam Bernard, v. pres. odern Trends ake Science Increasingly Vital Front row: Carolyn Hightower, Linda Klein, Brynn Doak, Maureen Mauser, Row 2: Larry Ivie, Randee Hinkle, Steve Lonz, Bob Glenn, Stone Adams Science is becoming more and more important in modern life, and many students are already preparing for scientific careers by the classes they are taking. Others do even more when they join the Science Club. Whether the student plans on making science his career, the Science Club provides him with a chance to learn new scientific methods and theories, through guest speakers and discus- sions with the members and gives him a broader knowl- edge of the field of science. I48 Front row: Gary Grabowski, Bob Gonzales, Bruce Allen, Dana Fleming, Row 2: Ed Sawyer, Mark Bolden, Tom Short, Jerry Veckert