Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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Besides receiving the key to the city. Mireille Battit seems pleased with the sweatshirt. Watching are Dana Ice and Jody Philipps. Preparing quiche and other tine tood tor the International Christmas party are French club members Jackie Dauby and Kim Kratzer. French Club—C. Elder. M. Beller. J. Dauby. Below: German Club—L. Ward. P. Weber. K. Stephens. Foreign Language 25

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Culture Clubs “Anyone for M M’s?” were the words spoken throughout school by members of the foreign language clubs. The money raised was used for trips and parties. Promoting the use of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture was the main purpose of the Spanish Club. The members had a chance to try different Spanish foods when they went to the “Hacienda'’ In Evansville. They also pro- vided an assortment of Spanish and Mexican foods at the International Christmas party. Mrs. Mallonee was club sponsor. Meeting at least once a month, the French Club tried to maintain an interest in the French language. This year the club members were responsi- ble for the International Christ- mas party. Candy sales helped finance this activity as well as financing various restaurant trips. Mrs. Horn spon- sored this club. The German Club was spon- sored by Mr. Hintzen. Although It lacked In size, it was com- pensated by enthusiasm. Various activities included a pizza party at Paul Weber's home. The 2nd and 3rd year club members produced a game show for the first year students. To raise money for a trip to Kings Island, the club members sold various Hershey’s candies. The Mexican hat dance Is one example ot the many tun activities that the Spanish Club members enjoy. Discussing upcoming events ot Ger man Club are A. Neyenhaus. T. Huck, B. Poole, and R. Fischer. Foreign longuage officers include: Spanish Club—J. Hubert, S. Blandtord, D. Elliott, W. Minnis. Center: 24 Foreign Language

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By Popular Demand As In the past years, the Student Council has been sponsored by Mr. Murray Pride. The club was responsible for school dances, school pro- grams, and money raising activities. The Student Council also helped in the decorating of the Homecoming Dance. The club did a lot of work for people other than just our school. They had a Food Drive and collected for the needy. They donated money to other clubs. They organized a tutorial assistance program for stu- dents. The president of the Student Council is Michele Belter and the vice-president is Michelle Heitkemper. The treasurer is Joe Evrard. The purpose of the Student Council is to make school fun and more exciting for everyone. The student body enjoyed the light slide show. Everyone came away with a better understanding of his emotions. One o( the duties is picking up home- room packets and returning any re sponses to the office. Clockwise is C. Becker, B. Ludwig, S. Tsahtis, J. Kendall, J. Fischer, J. Goffinet, M. Heitkemper, S. Malone. Collecting tor the annual food drive, Student Council members C. Becker and S. Mills work the 7:30 shift. Looking forward to that special Valen- tine homeroom, Student Council members Michele Beller (right) and Tina Roos sort the carnations. 26 Student Council