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ANOTHER CULTURE I. German Club: Row h Mia Gail. Lynne Rogers, Cindy Peacock. Carlos Sarniiento. Scott Turner, Mark Hanlon, Row 2: Robert Skaggs, Caroline Heinrich, Mario Apodaca. Ginnette Schrein- beck. Joey Zoba, Roger Hanger. Row 3: Gary Tardivel. Alex Bentley. Jun Lee, Kyung Kim, Sharon McCall, Brian Hastings, Shellie Despatis, Janet Kongaika. 3. Soo Shin and Robert Skaggs discuss Soo ' s trip to Germany. 3. Is Mark Hanlon really taking suggestions from the club? 4. A common lunch day with the German Club students. Learning about the German culture is an important aspect of the German Club. In order to do this, the club sponsors a variety of events that would lead to more knowledge of the German Culture. They discovered many German traits when they visited Alpine Village and Solvang. However, one of the most memorable occasions was the German Christmas party where they tried to recreate an authentic German Christmas feast. To become better acquainted with their counterparts in Germany, many of the club members have pen pals in West Germany with whom they correspond on a regular basis, while some of the German II students attended a German Camp to learn more about Germany. The star member of the club this year was Soo Shin. Soo spent last summer in Germany where she studied and toured various areas of Germany. Mrs. Grabler, the club advisor, feels that students always benefit from a knowledge of other cultures that exist in our world. 324 German
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SFC I. Ansa Takahashj has fun rappelling at Joshua Tree. 2. SFC Members: Row I: Mr. Williams. Mr. Fotinakes. Susan Baeza, Roxanne Grinder. Charity Lambert. Marueen Merriles. Sue Yoon. Mr. Philp. Mr. Karns. Row 2 Soo Shin. Laura Markoski. Teresa Solferino. Heidi Garcia. Wendy Hoxie. Su Chon. Genevieve Gallarza. Christine Eckert. Eun Kwon. Caroline Hein- rich, Chris Koch. Bobby Belts. Annie Chen. Monica Miles. Lori Cole. Angle Paibul. Theresa Timmins. Lynn Muramoto. Dawn Muramoto. Amy Lee. Row 3: Gary Gray. Lisa Hilbreth. Penny Davis. Craig Mason. Kiho Choi. Todd Reagan. Lyie Muramoto. Maria DeCorpo. Kim Phillips. Julie Perez. Monica Courtney. Richard Allman. Row 4 Shawn McGuill. Micah Embry. Ken Mayhue. Luis Marcellino. Jim Riutta. Denice Fox. Tracy Gilmour. Jenny Volmer. Ken Ikari. Troy Kelly. Cindy Escutia. i. At Catalina Sean Armstrong almost slips, while Caroline Willard laughs. 4. SFC Officers: Kelly Gallagher. Lisa Schreffler. Row 2-. Vance Hartwell. MaryEllen Adams. Row 3: Jeanne Macias. Jun Cha. Arisa Takahashi. o t§ I p: % f mkJ ' - SFC 233
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DIFFERENT CULTURES »i • 1 pLdI3y p JNfll ' .i- WmilKI — r ■MRS I. Foreign Exchange Students: Row I: Lisbet Mas- tellone. Denmark; Susanne Johansson. Sweden; Catarina Borjeson. Sweden. Row 2: Roberto Roda, Bolivia! Luis lllarza, Mexico. 1. International Club: Row I: Florinda Carlos, Charity Lambert. Renee Curtis, Lisa Schreffler, Josephine Bundalian, Lisa Chow. Pauline Wong. Row 2: Judy Lee. Annie Chen. Eva Chow, Helen Magno. Marichu Magno, Shirley Uytingo. Row i-. Amy Lee. Charles Bullen, Robert Skaggs, Lillian Ozaeta, Heidi Garcia. Row 4: Maureen Merrilles, Kyung Kim. Robert Fern- quist. Aaron Meeks. Eric Meeks, Kon Ikari. Dor- sey Chow. Row 5: George Chen. Jin Le. Ted Kim. Troy Kelly. Danny LaRose. Jorge Ortega. Luis Marcelino. The International Club not only seems to bring students of different cultures and backgrounds together within the club, but it also shares its special mem- bership with the rest of the school. The most obvious example of the clubs special place on campus is International Day, which was held in February this year. International Day brought exchange students from surrounding high schools in the, area to Rowland where they joined forces with our own ex- change students to hold discussions in various classrooms on campus. All sorts of topics were presented, from life in a foreign country to current world situations and issues. Everyone involved felt the experience was educational and very enjoyable. The club also held several fundraisers this year, among these were a car wash, skate night and game shows. A trip to Disneyland ended the year. ■ - 4 International 225
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