Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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bers of The Foreign Language Council began To file Info The cofeTeric for the Foreign Language council members waif isfmcs porTy. patiently for The bingo game To begin. he Christmas party, club members Pe'rer Frediric fakes a,break from all of the excitement of the Christmas party. hy watching creofive skits.

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32 David Webb Tries To sneak a blTe of cake CT The foreign language parTy. ll lug ,l y J EEDUBUIUIEB In previous years, The foreign language clubs were separaTe, classified by differenT languages. This pasT year, however, The for- eign language Teachers decided To combine all four clubs To make The Foreign Language Council. Any sTudenT in a foreign lan- guage class aT Vines was eligible for This organizaTion. The class raised money by hav- ing a bake sale and selling carna- Tions. This money wenT Toward culTural maTerials for The classes. The club's goal of influencing for- eign language in all aspecTs of life was meT by a combinaTion of Teacher organizaTion and sTu- EIEIEIEIE denT inTeresT. The only req menT To be in The Foreign l guage Council was To hav inTeresT in foreign language, eign people, and foreign cul Mrs. Carol Nicol, one of The s sors, feels ThaT The imporTan- This club includes The facT Tha all aspecTs of a culTure ca confered in class. She said, l Tural acTiviTies help sTudenTs a language learning. Knowi foreign language helps sTud by undersTanding anoTher Ture, preparing Them for Trc and having a beTTer undersT ing of our own language Mrs. Colb looksa liTTle camera-shy while Larissa Church proves To be TaTalIy opp KrisTy BoughTin seems To be annoyed aT all of The commoTion going on aT a meeTing.

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WEEUIBIBEEEE G LiJ BWEW F13 WQFETIBU'W The 83-84 Odyssey yearbook sToff had a very busy year. Their main goal was To achieve a re- sponsible lab siTuoTion where each sTudenT was maTure enough To work wiThouT rigid su- pervision wiTh on end resuiT of be- ing proud of a book produced by Them. Ms. Jon Tillery, sponsor, along wiTh ediTors KrisTi Meyer and Jon Kromme, supervised oil of The secTions in order To puT TogeTher on excellenT yearbook. Their grecT efforTs, combined wiTh Those of The sToff 0nd phoTogra- phers, involved hard work and long ofTer-school hours. The yearbook sToff raised mon- ey by sponsoring a dance in The spring and, of course, by selling James BuTIer shows his True feelings for drawing cioss ioyouTs. yearbooks. The proceeds from These fund-roisers wenT Toward paying for The publicaTion of The yearbooks and providing equip- menT for class. Being on The yearbook sToff re- quires a large omounT of seIf-dis- cipline by The sTudenT. STudenTs are required To absorb a maxi- mum amounT of Technical Termin- ology and apply ThaT knowledge in a minimum omounT of Time. Miss Jon Tillery, sponsor, emphasizes Tth The class is noT only a scho- lcsTic evenT buT also a learning experience for churiTy as well. She sToTed, I Try To conTinuolly place mm in my sTudenTs in The hopes ThoT evenTuoIly Their 0c- Tions will demonsTroTe Those of young men and ladies. xii . A . . . A C C - - i i l j? ' ; iii; 3 : i ii , r gig EdiTors of The yearbook sToff ore UronT rowT Shannon Hines-ciubs,'Jenny Arri sporTs, Jon Kromme-EdiTor, Jon Duke-closses. Tbock rowy TrenTon Riley-head Togropher, 0nd KrisTi Meyer-EdiTor.