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Foreign Students o Add 'Zest To M. H.S. Meadowdale 's Foreign Students Club has two main pur- poses. First, club members try to help foreign students gain a better understanding of American people and their customs. The second purpose is to provide mean- ingful activities for both foreign students and American students. The club provided weekly activities which included a Christmas party and a ski trip. The club is advised by Mrs. Burns and led by Senior, Todd Webster. The stu- dents of Meadowdale have made new foreign friends from Chile, France, Hong Kong, South Korea, the Domi- nican Republic, Denmark. West Germany, Japan, Brazil, Viet Nam, The Philippines, and Belgium. Foreign Student officers left to right: Vice President Isabelle Boxho. Secretary L ynn Jackson. Treasurer Denise Hipp. President Todd Web- ster. Back row-left to right: Mrs. Burns. Lisbet Hansen. Denise Hipp. Cam Chau, Miguel Guillen. Luis Wy, Karl Thoresen. Todd Webster, Front row: Isabelle Box. Lynn Jackson. Satsuki Nozawa, Allison Carpenter. Andrea Ahumada. Sun-K.
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96 M. U. N. Model United Nations Advised by Dr. LeWarne, Model United Nations had a small, yet dedicated group. The members of M,U.N went to conferences and represented for- eign countries. They competed, as foreign nation representatives, against students from many other high schools in the Northwest. The conferences were held at Shorecrest High School. The aganda involved trying to solve world problems. Brett Hendrickson is wide awake during a M. U. N, meeting. Left to right, top row: Dr, l.eWame, Tricia Fairchild, Todd Webster, Micah Olson, Craig Peterson, Brent Mindt, Frank Lattln Sitting: Brett Hendrickson.
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Enlivening the December doldrums, Christmas spirit sprang up in the form of Christmas decorations in some class- rooms. Ornaments hung on the trees outside, and lights blinked merrily in the Commons. The four classes also participated in painting Christmas decorations on Counsel- or ofHce doors. Christmas Spirit The Christmas Assembly was an entertaining and welcome break from classwork, It started with the pre-school kids, known as Chief's Cher- ubs, bravely singing Christmas favorites, including Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer. Then The Impressions and Choir, dressed as Carolers, sang Christmas songs. The Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes performed skits, and then, many happy students were dismissed for the Christmas Holidays. C 1 I 1 1 E Q gg ii ,Q ' 1 2 Jane Spangler shows true Rugrat form in the Sophomore skit. We're the Real Class, Class of '83! 98 CHRISTMAS
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