Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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anguage students enrich knovvledge of other Lori Robinson and Jennifer June study a few French words together. , 1 -rm L 1 UM? 9 fi cultures through study German Club ley, German Club president. Banquet. At the end of the year the stu dents planned a banquet at the Felson l-laus to celebrate all of the good times they had during the year. German Club: Top Bow: Tracy Jarrett, Becci Stuban, Mrs. Debbie l-linton, sponsor. Middle Flow: Davvn Schoenike, Tammy l-lorstman, Jennifer June, Barbara Fabyanie, Doris Conklin. Bottom Bow: Mark Tickler, Mark Vasquez, Gilbert Coulter, Shawn Wakley. fN Even though the German Club has 12 members, they are a very active group, said Shavvn Walk All year long the club was very active in having candy sales, can dle sales and car washes to raise money to go Cottonwood, Ari zona, for a German Student Con vention in April. At Christmas the German Club went to Phoenix Mountain Nursing Center and sang German Christmas carols to the residents. After that they went tothe Felson l-laus for a Christmas

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French Club To meet the requirements for the French Club one must have taken a French course within the last year or been presently enrolled in one this year. This year's club sponsor was Mrs. Mar- ilyn Lenz. The club meetings were held every Tuesday after school. Activities for the Christmas holidays included an eating meeting where the members prepared a variety of French dishes. During the course of the year the mem- bers visited French restaurants such as Cafe' La Serre, Chez Louis and Cat' Casino. The meals were paid for by the money raised from the candy sales they had throughout the year. French Club: Top Ftow: Susie l-lamm, Patty Cabot, Mrs. Lenz, Sponsor, Lori Fiobin- son, Dona Long. Second Flow: Pam Aird, Tina Porter, Jennifer June, Dirk Johnson. Spanish Club Spanish Club was spon- sored by Sr. Leonard Ortega and Ms. Jan Bartoli. The club made use of the language on their annual trip to Mexico. From 23 students I got 100 percent from each individual, said Sr. Ortega. The Spanish Club mem- bers sold candy, cheese, sausage and preserves in an effort to gain enough money to afford a trip to Mazatlan, Mexico, in April. The club learned the cus- toms and culture and used the language they learned. Spanish Club: Bottom Bow: Kenneth Daniels, Ms. Jan Bartoli, Cheryl Mustic, Judy Flyan, Elissa Kopecky, Lauri Dranberg, Kim Taylor, Donna Toot, Shawn Wakley, Greg Hawk, Greg Boss, Paul Mosakowski, Mike Boylan, Brook DeWalt, Sr, Ortega, Sponsor. Top Flow: Fiene Marks, Eileen Ryan, Pam Gilson, Tari DeVVitt, Debbie Oiordani, Belinda Lipka, Shelly Aldrich, Lisa Coe, Lisa Turner, Donna Loughney, Jan Brown.

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Leiter- Sponser, Jim Sprouse, pie Jim Sprouse and Don Russel prepare charac- ters tor the next round in Dungeons and Drag- ons. The club met every Monday in the 700 building. i The Adventure and Fantasy Gaming Club: Row One: lvlr. Robert Fry. Row Two: Gary 5 Frankson, Reid DeWalt, Don K Russell. Adventure and Fantasy Gaming Club Spells, wizards, monsters, dragons during medieval timesg these are 'all a part of the adven- ture and fantasy gaming club, says Jim Sprouse, Club president. A populargame in England, Dungeons and Dragons has just made its debut in the United States this past year. Dungeons and Dragons is not an ordinary board game. lt is a fantasy role playing game, played vvith a group of people who create the characters. They then proceed through a castle dovvn to the dungeon Cin their mind and on paperj with the goal to become the richest and most powerful character of the game. Other games played are Traveler and Gamma World. The Club met every Monday after school in the 700 building under the supervision of Sponsor Mr. Leiter. 2 f l i 3 fa F 'E 1 2 3 I F n