Sam Rayburn High School - Statesman Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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' Emma Tiierina sweetly dreams of her last date. QA YPD A Qt. Xl 40 lg Skye lf 'W , X 0 HSV? SPANISH CL UB PLANS FIES TAS The Spanish Club began an active year by holding their meetings once each month. The club held a get ac- quainted party in October so the new members could socialize. ln December the Spanish club partici- pated in the international dinner hosted by the foreign language department in the cafeteria. Also in December, the members had a Christmas party highlighted by carol- ing. February carried the excitement of a Spanish breakfast arranged by Mrs. Sara Stone, sponsor, and the of- ficers, The club also traveled to San Antonio to attend the Fiesta of Flowers in April. lohnny wiv yy -1 Kenneth look when he hears the bomb that nobody else seems to hear. S nt, as it ' he iw? 6.9, f ' 1-RP--. ,4..-nut: 1 -. ' ff rs. 141 Retta Cammack, Cindy Nobra and Tracy Nobra display their Spanish club T-shirts while other members listen closely to the business ofthe meeting. 267

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2 Lorrie Price and Mary Beth Alsdorf discuss the exciting French foods that they will order. . A Chris Briggs tells the members to 'get down. slut! FRE CH CL UB H0 WS CLASS The year was a busy one for the S. R. French Club. The officers kept the club busy by planning outings to increase their knowledge of French culture. One of the trips was to a classical French restaurant in Houston. While there, the members tried various French dishes. Escargo was a popular choice. The French Club also attended the annual French symposium held in San Antonio in March. Terri Lee won first place prose interpretation and fourth place dramatic solo. Mary Beth Alsdorf won honorable mention on her trumpet solo by a French composer. Mrs. Campbell, sponsor, worked steadily with the members to prepare them for the contest. 66 ,AWN A I I ,- .' . -v 's-'-: 'R LW ,....c: 3. -4 g,ll xii' ...mj- 'C 117' 'ij F X v gt 4? . . ,l ,xxarwnuzts-C, ,- uv.. -, Mrs. Campbell guards her purse from members Viu,...w lg Q .f Y .Meir Q ,Q . , !f ' .. 1 3 ,Jie-'Q ' ' G'-bs is it Kathy Catton finds escargo is hard to chew.

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Fromm--Devout 1' E. Pl ..i.l Li. I 'ti rn Q 5 3 UQ 9915-3913 Froelich-Fun Loving Gina Welch exclaims, How dare you say that! 'Des GERMAN CL UB HOLDS PAR TIES Mr. Malcolm Williams, new German teacher and sponsor, kept up an active German club this past year, The club gathered for socializing during Decem- ber at their Christmas party. ln lanuary they visited the Alpine House, a restaurant that serves German delights. February held the Mardi Gras. The club was especially excited about this event. On March 30 the club again visited another restaurant, the Old Munich Inn. Officers helped plan the events. 268 - Zane Barla sleeps through an exciting meeting. i - Mike Windham laughs at the joke played on him