Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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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

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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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Latin - Victorious Cata Pult The Latin Club's activities through the year were filled with many ex- citing things that the entire club par- ticipated. The club displayed their talents by participating in a cata pult contest against MacArthur and Eisenhower. Without batting an eye, Nimitz was victorious. They also at- tended the lunior Classical League Regional Gulf Coast convention for competition in acadmeic, art, and costume events. At Christmas, the Latin club enjoyed themselves at the Foreign Language Banquet. Students must be taking Latin or have taken it in the past to belong to this organization. Also one must at- tend all the planned activities since it is part of the club's requirements. Xgyfgg Y 3. 168 Organizations .A ,,.- ,lm ' . 4 it . ,W ' All W ' i 'IK g V- M .. V. A -www RWM 1 , . T .L lramwivimim V, . 1. The Latin Club for 1984-1985 - Hea sponsor, Mrs. Scott 2. Matt Borgardt anc David Nix admire the Cata Pult they built. I was named 'lHeavy Metal. 3. Ken Snyder Matt Borgardt and David Nix display thei hard efforts from building the Cata Pult by a reward of a picture.