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,...l-qu-I ' '4 I Flin As several Christmas traditions come from Germany, so did German Club continue its tra- ditional activities. Members continued to sell sports programs at all home football and basketball games. They used the money to buy a Christmas tree. They then decorated the tree with home- made decorations and gave it to a needy family. Club members also went caroling, singing songs in German to Germanic people in idaho Falls. As a fund raising project, German Club sells programs at all home football and basketball games. German Club members enjoy a party at Beek Hanson 's home. Having fun at a German Club party is Chris Brookhart. German Club officers, front row - Al Wolfsenberger, secretary and Jlll Beck, vice-president. Back row - Dave Henson, reporten Jenny Patterson, president, Cheryl Sultt, treasurer and Adviser Bob Koepplln. German Club members, back - Roger Anderson, Bonnle Lemm, Elisa Parker, Brltta Narum, Chrls Copyek, Brad Hlndman, Rick Hlndman, Shane Brown, Andy Begley and Scott Fisher. Middle - Cheryl Sulft, Jennifer Gabeftas, Brook Barlow, Gretchen McFee, Daniel Lawrence, Ralph Dlmenne, Paul Cesperson and Dave Henson. Front - Al Wolfensbergen Teml Daniels, Jenna Howells, Janell Silva, Angle Kerr, Tammy Bailey and Jenny Patterson. 108 German Club sd
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French Club sold the delicious yogurt candies to raise money for club activities and to pur- chase French films like La Boum, a favorite on the French film curcuit. Watching films was one of the club's favorite pastimes. A pique-nique sur l'herbe started off the club's activities in the fall. Students enjoyed a typical French picnic, which consisted of a lunch of ham and cheese sandwiches. French Club officers - Llz Lewis, his torian,' Laurle Johnson, president and Pam Johnson, secretary. NOT SHOWN - Pete Savln, vice-president. French Club members, back - Dianne Bird, Renee Fillmore, Shelll Anderson, Michelle Carey, Melissa Park, Andrea Taylor, Gwen Wheeler and Mrs. Gwen Weaver, adviser. Front row - Ginger Crystal, Carole Adnerson, Christine Buzzell, Angle Olson, Ann Taylor and Farana Zaldl. Selling concessions duirng the Minico basket- ball game are Pete Savln, Andrea Taylor and Tood Williams. French Club 107
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's'Q After completing three con- secutive semesters of German with a 3.6 average and a 3.0 average overall during the three semesten one was eligble to join German Honor Society lalso known as Delta Epsilon Phii. The purpose of German Honor Society was to recognize high scholastic attainment in the study of German and to promote interest in the study of German language, literature, culture and civilization. Being inducted into German Honor Society by Gretchen McFee, president of German Honor Society and Jenny Patterson, president of German Club are Laurie Johnson and Alene Wotfensberger. German Honor Society members, back row - Bonnie Lamm, Dianna Mines, Laurie Johnson, Brlt- ta Narum and Ralph Dlmenna. Middle row - Gret- chen McFee, Janice Webb, Brad Webb, Lisa Mlekle, Tami Daniels and Shane Brown. Front row - DaNeIl Smith, Carrie Rose, Jill Beck, Alone Wolf- senberger and Rachelle Knight. German Honor Society officers - Janice Webb, secretary, Gretchen McFee, president, and Shane Brown, vice-president. 1, 5 I M! 1 German Honor Society 1 09
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