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fft r German club members (front row) Treasurer Fritz Arnason, Secretary Dee Mu gli, former president Rhonda Loebrick. Vice Pres Becky Zachcr, Frau Kapka (second row). Catherine Iiskra, Miles Austin, Dawn Litzin er, Lon Davis. Pe y Sommerfeld. Kelly Schill. Kaaren Hensrud, Cheryl Palay. Christine Rohde, Marion Stuewer, Carmen Ostby, Karla James. Lisa Banholomeu. Lisa Blank, Debbie Litzin er (third row). Gregory |ackson. Jeffrey Vacura, Frank Kidder, Lisa Tetrault, Janice Dixon, Diana Ostby. Danetre Muj h, Maria Valen, Laura Lindcnfeld. |ulic Sandry, Dave Ruder, Dou Taylor. Kathy Carlson, Ron Piper, Jeff Olson, Jim Johnson. |ane Breyer, Dan Wallace. Neil Wiken (fourth row). Jon Fiechtncr, Mark Peterson, Larry Frtese, Tom Phalen, Randy Piper, Mark Regan. Lisa Adams. Jeff Sande, Nora Friese. Sandy Larson, Greg Lambeth. Patjones, Hanes Freuden, Kevin Stetfl I nor pictured). Mane Fe!ti)n,Jcan Ann Kmalik, Tern Mitchell, Nita Alkire. Karen Piatt. Sandy Karner. and Daniel Richards [jatherini! different foreii:n luods. Mr. Gruwell loms students and parents at the foreiijn foods banquet pjiiish duh niciiilurs tn.iii tmu ■ u - [ f..-. Thetyl Palay, President Chris Rohde. Secretary, Ton Coffey (second row). Carlos Gallego. Mrs Petterson. David Gowin. T(jdd Ely (third row), MeUnie Moon, Michele Ivie, Susan Levos (fourth row), Linda Helmecke. Pam Petri, and Susan Thrall (Not piciured Mike Hanson. ) French. German and Spanish Clubs S7
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Language Clubs Support International Dinner The exotic cusinc, the wine gUsses bubbling with K(K)I-Aid. and the fancy foreign place mats were all part of the foreign language de- partments ' 1st annual International Dmner. Held in the commons, the dinner drew over 250 people. The fee was a foreign food tti accomo- date eight to ten people. The dinner was open to all foreign language students and their fam- ilies. The May Hth International Dinner was a hit with those attending. The Spanish Club also participated in the dinner. The tlub tested some new ideas. Club members went to Ben Franklin lilementary school and taught third graders a little about Spanish culture and language. The participants finished with a breaking of the Pi- nata. Some traditional things like the Bunuelo and candy sales, bowling, and dinners at Mexi- can Village and La Campana were repeated. Club members held a Christmas party and also a picnic at the end of the year at Maple Lake. The German Club had an especially interesting year as they traveled to Winnipeg to take in the German culture. 300 German soldiers were training m Winnepeg and the club met them at the Winnipeg i oo, fund raising activities were Lebkuchen Herzen , valentine cookies shaped like hearts that were sold, Christmas advent calendars and candy selling. The club held Christmas and bowling parties and also many members attended a foreign language camp. The French club kept itself busy with 55 stu- dents attending a French camp in November, the largest turn-out from any school. The club enjoyed caroling at Christmas and cookie and candy sales. All the clubs had t- shirt contests. Winners were Karen Piatt (German). Pam White (French), and the Spanish club settled for a ready made design. French students Bridget Hogan. Teena Morns, and Ronnie Comeau kick up their heels in the traditional French Can-Can. German dancers Tern Mitchell and Doug Taylor dance the Schulplatte. — ' ' C French club members (front row): Renee Keel, Vice Pres. Mike Pfeiffer. Secretary Ann McLeod. President Jilljohnson, Treasurer: Amy Guntzburger. Cathy McLeod. (second row} Candy Puppe. Ann Beaumier, Marta Gallego. Carlos Gallego, Robbie Beasley. Gwynn Warner. Kristi Odiand. (third row ) Joannic I-ontaine. Leslie Willson, Tish Dieriam, Beth Fortin. Becky Kelleher. Fllcn Smith. Pam Midboe, I.isa Hesse, and Bev Westamtt Spanish tlub member Renee Berg sells Spanish dead bread, a Halloween treat, students in the commons.
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NHS Hosts State Convention .Siiiiii.-nt ' - Willi v tr.ulc point .ivcr.iL; .-s nr Ix-ttLT i.iiilj Ik- riK-nilHTs nl ttu- N ' .iiKinal liiiiii r Siici- cn. I ' hc sinictv [iromotcj si hcilarship, service, .iiid k-aik-rsliip. A hiL;hlii;lit fur the Red River NatKin.il Honor Society was tlie annual state ciinvention held here in Crand lorks at the I ' niversity of North Dakota I ' he event was eo- hosred by Red River aiul eiitral Durini; the convention. |unior delef;ate I.inda Norum was elected the state viee-president. NHS also spearheaded the yearly Dollars For Scholars drive with other area high schools participatmt;- Red River again collected the most numev tor the second consecutive year. Thanks to all the people who helped ' Other activities included a Christmas stocking handout to the faculty and staff, a Teacher Appreciation Day wliere cook- ies were brought to the teachers, and a Valen- tines Day treat for residents at Tufte Manor. ' Hie Honor Society also selected the new offi- cers, rhoosen were:Jeff Harsch ( President ), Jan Rowc (Vice Pres. ). and |ulie Sandre (sec. trea- surer ) A new member induction ceremony took place in Ma All NHS members would like to thank Mrs. Dunn and Mr Mikkelson tor their help throughout this very busy ear Jon Raymond i) Ik A ( m . n- i: (■ ' -, T ' Mtmber (front row) Vicky B]i)fnson. Beth Strinden, Paula Bergsgaard. Loray Lcin, Shane Graft. Jantllt Arch, Lesley Willson. Dcsi Wessman, Barb Bach, Pres Tish Dierlam. (second row) Nora Fnese, Yvonne Vanyo, Ellen Smith, Menlee Moen, Suzanna Langston, RoseMary BeBee. Mary Siegle, Lon Knppelman. Kim LeClerc. Secretary Steph Forness, Vice Pres Dean Kraft, Danielle Doyle, Catherine Jiskra, Gavm Borchert. Pam. Midboe. Brad Offedt, Danny Richards. James Oakley (third row) Mike Flom, Karen Piatt. Michelle Keel, Julie Chishulm. Peg y Samrau. Debbie Doyle, Laura Keller, Marian Steuwer. Julie Sandry. Cathy Carlson. Ton Coffey. Linda Stienke, Dee Mug li, Charlene Olson, Cheryl Palay, Chris Rohde, Pam Petri, Sandy Erwin, Helen facoby. Melanie Moon, Kevin Anderson, Todd Hly, Dou Morse, ( fourth row) Fric Hansen, Jan Roe. Linda Norum. Pam Wilson, Roger Amundson, Ti:)m Strinden. Mane Asleson, Jill Johnson, Laura Gillespie, Kris Zabriskic. Tom McLend. Cindy Harris, Fritz Arnason. Cathy Conk. Lisa Adams. Steve Crunk, Katie Fisher, Randy Sondreal, Kurt Tampkins, Amy Gunt2burger, Becky Zackcr, Jeff Olson, Joe Schultz. (fifth row} Nick Geray. Kent Crockett, Jeff Simpson, Gail Aeson. Julie Stieg.Jeff Dixon, Steve Syrstad. Tim Gabnelson, Paul Mathis, Chad Sanderson. ]f:ii Sande, Randy Piper, Steve Fillippi, Steve Gurule. Scott Kuzel. Doug Taylor, Jeff Harsch, Mary Dietz, Stephanie Kraus. Kathleen McKenna, and Mark Reagan NHS members Steph Forness and RoseMary Bcbe listen to Tish Dierlam at a club meeting. President Tish Dierlam speaks with enthusiasm about the groups proposed plans lor the spring portion of the year
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