Trenton High School - Tawana Yearbook (Trenton, MO)

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SPANISH CLUB ORKING HARD Throughout the year, Spanish Club, sponsored by Lionel Brown, gave Spanish students the opportunity to plan activities for fun and education in Spanish cul- ture. Spanish Club brought in a victorious 1979 as they defeated French Club in the annual volleyball duel. Spanish Fiesta in Springtime topped the list of Spanish Club events. Members from all classes worked overtime to learn their lines for the Spanish skits, while others planned the menu and made decorations. One member created a huge pinata, which was glued together with wallpaper paste to be broken at the fies- ta.D 1. Row 1, left to right: Jamie Ausmus, secretary, Brenda Trump, president: Brenda Kennedy, vice-presi dent, Brenda Lovell, treasurer. Row 2: Lionel Brown, sponsor: Gerri Whitely, Carrie Nichols, Stephanie Brassfleld, Kelli Westcott, Beth Shaffer, John Victo- ria, Debbie Smith, Brian Berg. Row 3: Bill Gardner, Russ Etters, Nancy Breitenbutcher, Mindy Mack, Bren- da Wyant, David Slater, Tim Wilcox, Pam Coffman, Jean Ann Rice, Barbara Porter, Sherea Wilson. 2. Freshmen Spanish students perform at the Spring Fi esta. 1 . ..-,-v-----. . f- J... -B ,-l1ii ,Y-.. .--1,-.g----.-l DE ESPHNOL l' ,, -9, PGA...-.-f ....- g, 1 1 UPI! ll!!! flli '-' -in vs f -.. iii , . ,'-vb. A. L.. , . l .NA '. -'N' ln ' ..,-1.3.4-q

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KLUB LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION Persons who were interested in Electronics Journalism had the opportunity to join KLUB. KLUB was spon- sored by Mass Media instructor, Elaine Stoner. The majority of the members were involved in the production of The R-IX Report . This program, aired 1. Chris Stickler, and David Ellis explain equipment to through cable on channel 7, presented the public with , Arthur Harbison, Mrs. Stoner's brother. local and school happenings. The program also allowed 2. Row 1, left to right: Scott Helmandollar, Curt Ben- members to exchange responsibilities for each pro- num, Danny Stark. Row 2: Bob Adkins, Jim Forbes, gram. Jill Lanpher, Stan Perry, David Ellis, Theresa Lent, KLUB toured the Kirksville and Maryville radio sta- Rugan Hexem, Dan Dunkin, Mary Pat Whisler. Row 3: tions. The group was also instructed by student teacher Chris Stickler, Bud Nelson, Paul Babb, Jerry Black, Keith Syberg. Plans were made to visit KCMO in Kan- Tad Lisle, Doug Spencer, Kevin Lober, Monica Gon- sas City in the Spring. dringer, Jim Glidewell, Elaine Stoner, sponsor. KLU Ep Take. aaa R If Ravmef'

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FRENCH CLUB PRCMOTING FRIENDSHIP French Club's first act was the election of it's offi- cers under the direction of Susan Marner, sponsor. Dan Austin was elected president, Sonya Alexander, trea- surer: and Sheri Walker, secretary. A French Club display was sited at Trenton Trust Company for Homecoming. Christmas time approached and there were French carols to learn during spare time in class for the carol- ing expedition. Spring time brought French Club into past traditions such as the French Club Banquet, where students tasted an array of French cooking and they also met Spanish Club head on in the annual volleyball game, in which French Club was defeated. For their last gathering they went to the Brass Bull for lunch after school was out. French Club meant learning about French culture and growing closer to other French language students. 1. Nic Juric, Sheri Walker, Dan Austin, Stacey Wipf and Lee Ann Williams take the lead parts in a French P ay- 2. The French Club Banquet included many French foods, such as quiche, acheese, egg and bacon dish which tastes similar to hot custard. 3. The 1978-79 French Club. Q' rt. j 85 l