Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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French -- During the 1984-85 school year, the French Club kept a full schedule, Besides holding club meetings each Wednesday morning at 7:15, the club took on special activities, included were a nursing home in December to take them fruit baskets, meeting at L'Hotel Sofitel for dinner, and taking part in the Foreign Language Banquet, THE FRENCH CLUB OF- FICERS - President, Liz Caldcleughg First Vice- President, Priscilla Buelowg Second Vice-President, Cihone Gharzouzig Secretary, Adrienne Hall, Treasurer, Bridgette Benson, Historian, Stacey Hallmark, Activities, Kirsten Belsong Chairman, Valerie Rodriguez. .JE z K A 3 .Qs ex A it it me 2. 1. French Club meeting in process. 2. The 1984-85 French Club. 3. The 1984-85 French Club officers. 166 Organizations 3.

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-- Spanish Have you ever heard of the saying where two is better than one? The Spanish club adopted this saying as they had two Spanish Clubsp one for Spanish l students and the other one for Spanish ll-IV. Mrs. Premo and Mrs. Ryals both feel this will encourage more students to join the clubs. As in the past, both clubs went once a month to a Spanish restaurant in the surrounding Houston area and from time to time had guest speakers to ex lain the Spanish language, customs, and way of life. Both Spanish Clubs participated in the Foreign Language Banquet at Christmas and added entertainment by bringing a pinata. The Spanish I students also sponsored a foster child for Christmas by participating in the i'Three Wishes pro- gram. The little girl was entitled to three giftsg however the club was able to give her more. They also visited a Children's Hospital in the Spring. 4. 1. The Spanish two to five officers. 2. 1984-85 Spanish Club. 3. The Spanish one officers. 4. Lori Santos and Rhonda Moser 5. enjoy the evening at the Christmas ban- quet. 5. Mrs. Ryals and Mryna Hernandez display the class Santa. Organizations 165

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German Z-- Highest X.. ra... M.. Attendance A K, nenn te' 5,4 - Involvement t't G Wd it A A By participating in the German 1' 2.., G P club members have the advan- , 'nr V 't tage and opportunity to learn and r ae speak another language. The club visited some local German etQe'nf WW W 5 r'rp Restaurants around the Houston H A:i A' ' area and attended the Foreign eff r11t Language Banquet during T Y Christmas. This coming summer i will attend a trip to Germany with 5 I the Aldine district. 3. THE 1984-85 GERMAN CLUB - Front Row: james Wells, Lee Overby, Doug Smejkal, Natalie Emert, Bobby Riddle. Back Row: Brian Lockitski, Charles Ross, Gary McGirr, Bert Barranger, Eric Borgfeld, Casey Brewer. Organizations 167