University School of Milwaukee - Trident Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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LA CONNECTION FRANCAISE 1st row: Tim Hollister, Grace Roddis, Sanda Pecina, Molly Caan, Melissa Marasco, Liza Bischoff, Angie Townsend, Lisa Spearmon, Mrs. Ragen, Martin Sances 2nd row: Courtnay Daniels, Stephanie Stephens, Garrett Nodell, Liz Kritzik, Alice Chang, Ken Goldberg, Jay Jasper, Katie Marringa 3rd row: Elisa Tharps, Elizabeth Emory, Susie Easom, Jill Kessler The German Club has this year pursued two goals: to promote knowledge and appreciation of German language and culture at USM and in the community, and to increase awareness at USM of the importance of the German tradition to our own school, which is a descendant of the German-English Academy, founded in 1851. For each of the past three years we have received recognition for Summerfest projects portraying contributions of German immigrants to Wisconsin and the United States. Annually we celebrate the German spring Karneval season with a Fasching party; and we show feature German films by noted German Filmakers. Our acitvities are financed by bake sales and prize money from our Summerfest projects. President: Sara West Vice President: Eric Olsen Secretary: Irene Mamalakis Bake Sales: Rebecca Saliture Historian: Andy Skeels 74 La Connection Francaise Die Nibelungen Annie Walker, Ina Warriner, Bitsy Mueller, Molly Foley, Carrie Tuttle In its third year. La Connection Francaise is thriving. The main purpose of the club is to promote interest in French culture and language. All year long, we have been holding bake sales and donating all proceeds to the Statue of Liberty Restoration fund. In October, we went to the Art Institute of Chicago to see a touring exhibit of French paintings called A Day In The Country. For the holiday season, our members brought cheers to a Nursing Home and were much appreciated. We also put up a tree and decorated the halls of the South Building. Second semester activities included a French dinner prepared by the club ' s members, a breakfast at La Petite France, a visit to French landmarks, speaking French during lunch at the French Table, viewing French movies and attending meetings of L ' Alliance Francaise. DIE NIBELUNGEN Back row: Rebecca Saliture, Erin Masson, Carrie Tuttle, Candy Yashiro, JoAnn Tolentino, Irene Mamalakis, front row: Dr. Borth, John Annen, Eric Olson, Sara West, Ben Zarwell, Andy Skeels

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Back Row: Stacey Jones, Wendy Berke, Andy Williams, Maria Acevedo Front Row: Charlie Schroeder, Mike Grebe STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Jack Van Dyke, Charlie Doering, Wendy Berke, Grace Roddis Front Row: Kelly Mitchell, Diane Stratton, Alicia Vogel, Maria Acevedo, Stacey Jones, Donald Bae Prefects . Student Council 73

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PAPAGAYO r Standing; Stacy Kuchta, Maria Acevedo, Maura Richards, Catherine Rudloff, Kathy Dahlman, Stephanie Stephens, Elizabeth Emory, Sitting; Ken Goldberg, Missy Jennings, Katie Wilson, Sanda Pecina, Laura Spooner, Jill Kessler AFS CLUB Our club aims to help the school community learn about and strive for a common ideal of communication with the peoples of the world. We work to generate interest in other cultures and thereby to help reduce barriers between countries. We pursue these goals by assisting the school AFS chapter with fundraising, publicity, and recruiting of host families; by organizing visits to our school of foreign students, and by serving as liason between the greater AFS organization and the school community. President: Colleen Locke Vice Pres.: Jay Jasper Executive Council Member: Susie Wigdale Executive Council Member: Nancy Gottschlich Standing; Lisa Spearmon, Sana Pecina, Dr. Borth, Kristy Schmidt, Sara West, Jay Jasper, Maura Richards, Ina Warriner Kneeling: Maria Acevedo, Laura Spooner, Colleen Locke, Candy Yashiro, Esra Konak, Vicki Griffith Executive Council Member: Ina Warriner Papagayo AFS 75