Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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Enriqueta Robles and fellow members listen attentively during a lunch hour Spanish Club meeting. Mrs. Fields adds a taste of culture to the French Club. Mmm. good. ft French Club — Row 1: Mr. Romeo. T. Nguyen. Un. ID.. P. Le. G. Reyes. D. Horn. S. Heatherly. A. Zamorano. G. Wilson, D. Peralta. M. Fernandez. Un. ID.. Un. I.D.. Un. I.D.. Mrs. Fields Row 2: Un. I.D.. Un. ID.. D. Van. Un. ID.. Un. I.D.. Un. I.D.. L. Hukset. B. Fody. Un. I.D.. I. Stoneham. R. Vasquez. G. Contreras. J. Sanchez. Row 3: Un. I.D.. Un. ID.. T. Nguyen. T. Nguyen. L. Castro. J. Buikstra. Un. ID.. J. Sepulveda, J. Acala. J. Esparza. Un. I.D.. A. Lieu Row 4: D. Villagomez. H. Yi. Un. I.D.. M. Aragon. Un. ID. Row 5: M. McKay. H. Van. V. Cao. Un. ID.. K. Nagabayashi. A. Munoz. B. Le. . R Medrano. L. Lopez 94 French Sponish ft Spanish Club — Row 1: A. Barragan. G. Quintanilla. E. Figueroa. E. Ce- dillo. M. Avila. V. Hernandez, G. Garcia. Mr. Velazquez. L. Garcia, L. Ortiz. R. Romeo. I. Inda. I. Prado, M. Gloria. M. Lopez. M. Liera Row 2: A. Rodriguez. D. Laguardia, G. Carrillo. D. Clara. D. Montoya. R. Argueta. E. Robles. M. Marin. P. Capacete. P. Martinez, A. Magdaleno. E. Amezcua. E. Rodriguez. J. Estrada. R. Reyes Row 3: J. Elisalde. N. Ruiz. 0. Jimenez. L. Garcia. E. Moore. E. Barreto. A. Barreto. M. Tavares, R. Estrada. G. Estrada. 0. Galvez. A. Martinez. L. Estrada. M. Contreras Row 4: M. Arisalde, M. Orduna. V. Orduna. H. Torres. J. Perez. A. Cebelloy. M. Hernandez. B. Velazquez. P. Garcia Row 5: A. Garibay. S. Gonzalez. R. Tapia. J. Mendez. M. Gonzalea. I. Gonzales. A. Estrada. J. Perez

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4% ft AFS — Row 1: L Hukset, E. Chara, Row 2: C. Nguyen, C. Lopez, H. Lee, L. Nguyen, L. Nguyen, P. Le, P. Pho. V. Le. M. Cortez, K. McLaughlin, D. Horn, M. Irvine, B. Irvine. T. Burkhart. S. Lee, D. Le. H. Le Row 3: V. Bedrosian, T. Nguyen. T. Vu. D. Nguyen. C. Leocadio, M. Leocadio. K. Cerda. L. Adams. A. Iran. T. Bell. N. Bhakta. D. Palmer Row 4: T. Bubienko. Un. I.D.. T. Nguyen. Y. Cerda, J. Buikstra. B. Le. L. Denman. J. Green. L. Saucedo Row 5: Un. I.D.. Un.l.D.. M. Enomoto. M. Hoang. J. Sepulveda, S. Lee. Un. I.D..A. Cardoza. M. Healey. T. Jordan Row 6: Un. I.D., H. Van. Un. I.D.. V. Ha. A. Andrews. J. Abad. K. Shipp AFS German Club Experiencing new cultures by Sylvia Castro The American Field Service (AFS) al- lowed students to become acquainted with countries and cultures around the world. The club ' s goal was to promote the AFS program and to raise money to support our ex- change students and Ameri- cans abroad, stated advisor Mr. Dorman. Fundraisers were held throughout the year. Also, the annual Christ- mas party and the AFS Inter- national Day, which is the highlight activity were held. The club hosted twenty to thirty foreign exchange stu- dents who are spending the year in Orange County. They visit our school and discuss their countries and cul- tures, stated Mr. Dorman. Our AFS students this year were Efrain Chara from Co- lumbia, Kate Traasdahl and Liv Hukset both from Nor- way. Each of these foreign exchange students had the opportunity to meet new friends and learn about the American culture, the prima- ry goal of AFS. For those students who were interested in becoming familiar with the German lan- guage and culture found the German Club was a great place to start. Advisor Mr. Bolander helped the club get involved in activities such as selling candy to attend a Ger- man film and dining at a Ger- man restaurant. The club ' s goal, stated Mr. Bolander was to, acquaint students with various aspects of the German speaking world. Al- though, the German Club was not very large, all mem- bers enjoyed participating in the German cultural exper- ience. V ♦ AFS members enjoy foreign culture by indulging in the Italian cuisine of pizza. President Mikel Healey instructs AFS members on the duties of an AFS International Day Host. Smiles and friendliness were primary requisites. Organizations 93

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French Spanish Languages of love by Cindy McDaniel The French club boasted a member- ship of over one hun- dred and ten mem- bers who were interested in learning about the French culture. Besides hosting fun- draisers and club meetings, the French Club also partici- pated in many special events. These events ranged from folkloric dances, which display French customs and traditions, to dining at well- known gourmet French res- taurants, as well as viewing slide shows by French im- pressionists. Advising the French Club were Mr. Romeo and Mrs. Fields. According to Mr. Ro- meo, the club helped to de- velop an ESPRIT DECORPS for all members. Helping students to under- stand and become more aware of the Spanish culture was the objective of the Spanish Club. The club also assisted members in speak- in g Spanish fluently and cor- rectly. Some of the various activi- ties hosted by the club in- cluded the celebration of its member ' s birthdays Spanish style, and an end of the year trip influenced by the Span- ish culture, as well as other activities and fundraisers. The club was advised by Mr. Ainley along with Mrs. Wetzel and Mr. Velazquez su- pervising the lunchtime meetings. The officers of the club showed a strong sense of leadership and according to Mr. Ainley, they are very ca- pable and good leaders, of whom he is proud. V Helping support the French Club. Brian Davis buys some M M ' s from member Bich Le. « Mrs. Fields expresses the feeling of the French language to her fifth hour class. Mr. Ainely glances over the future plans of the Spanish Club. Mrs. Wetzel looks on approvingly as Irma Prado and Graciela Estrada carefully count the money from a recent fundraiser. Organizations 95