Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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A Little Bit of Paris This year the French Club did several fund raising projects. They participated in the Foreign Foods Fair held during second quarter. Here they offered many delicious French pastries and some outstanding hors-d'ouvers. At Open House their room was most popular. The reason, free crepes with numerous fillings! They also sold candy bars to raise the total of their club fund. This group is sponsored by Ms. Spring the French teacher here at Vines. Congratulations for a great year! Mandana Ahaneen, Carol Anderson, Mike Brown, Teresa Cain, Tom Cate, Kelhfe Chapmen, Eric Corbett, Valerie Corbett, Sherri Derbonne, Megan Ditka, Kelhi Dolan, Timm Eckhardt, Carmen Falls, Nancy Jacobi, Paula Kley, Sydney Lang- ford Lori Moore, Karen Neehi, Bryan Nelson, Kenny Owen, Karen Peck, Carla Percy, Frances Perkins, Jane Podowski, Heidi Poetschke, Toni Ruckle, Brian Seveland Gigi Shamsy, Deanne Stamey, Krys Starcher, Susan Stevens, Suzanne Thomas, Maria Tolotta, Susan Waddell Nancy Wellbeloved Stephanie Widmyer, Deanna Robbins, Ms. Spring v g!':'f French Club members listen attentivehi. Marybeth Palachek, full of ideas. lil I Sidney Langford states the facts. Diana Robbins takes down the minutes ofthe meeting.

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Latin C lub, A Big Success Success was the word for the Latin Club this year. With suc- cess in mind, they plunged for- ward into a very busy, but rewarding experience. With the help of Mrs. Duke, their sponsor, they planned and prepared for their upcoming activities, such as the Foreign Language Food Fair, the Foreign Language Christmas x Party, a spring dinner, and the District Foreign Language Fair. The Latin Club accomplished a lot this year, and will try to make next yearjust as successful. Becky BalL Darrell Cox, Terry DowelL Angie Dunn, Tina Hale, Rick Inkrote, Jenee JostrantL Ann Lawson, Roger Longo, Bob Noler, Wendy Ostrander, Garth Potter, John Paul S uplira, Lisa Ann Wuerm- Ser. Salim John Paul takes his Santa role a bit too serioushr. if . is X 1 - , in -t M:Qg.t,,.gg,,5g-W ,525 M i 5 X ff S i -ess., .,,,. ,H T' 45: fff' -QUFS f . he i a -wg , , W,il.asizs:if-sfiisr. -am..,ig-t-f,,...s:Q-, -- - is--w - ,as f 1- V l . t- :gg ,ml if115Uia:..cz r-.l:'fS::zi,s,iiagg5g,,L,s55:g,,,3 ,g1-.:,,f,:-- .... s 151-PEEEA1 7 Tina is thrilled over her Latin assignment. Roger's mind begins to drU't out of Latin Class. Angie thinks that the play is one big lho, ho, ho. '

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S panzsh Spanish Club members had a muy bueno year. They partici- pated in a food fair. in which they sold Mexican food, which was one of their major activities. Other fund raising activities lub M uy Bueno Year included selling candy and carna- tions on Valentine's Day. ln December. they had a Christmas Party with German and Latin Club. ln April. the club attended the State Convention of the Pan Row l: Chris Zinkland, .lane Smallwood, Janet Van Beek, Kathleen Maeehio, Mrs. Bovee, Vicki Coleman, Elizabeth Wellman. Karen Womer, Missy Tinkle. Row 2 Nat Pelegrini, Damon Dwarak, Richard Davenport, Javien Marull, Robert Hicks, Lloyd Sarlor, Greg Muers, Debbie MeQuia'cli'. , Vicki Colman thinks Spanish is tops. 5 l ini' Janet Van Beck can't get into the Spanish scene. American Student Forum in San Antonio. Senor Marquez was the sponsor of the Spanish Club, and he helped the club have an enjoy- able and successful year. Robby Hicks enjoys the Spanish Elizabeth Welman sometimes wonders ifitls worth it. Greg Myers isnlt sure Spanish is for him.