Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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1. Andy tries his hand at cross-country running. 2. Andy dis- covers that Aberdeen downpours make the lawn grow all too quickly. 3. Preparing German omelettes is one of Ar1dy's spe- cialities. 4. Andy shares his musical talent in a family song, left to right: Mrs. Cummings, Paul, Max, Andy, and Mr. Cummings. 5. Friendship around the world is the ultimate aim of these AFS members, left to right: Audrey Jordan, Scott Fedje, Karen Crawford, Julie Tolomei and Val Hines. - ,,f - .ff ea- ,y,,, H , 'WWW I V 211- ff ' - ' f M- -,, ..,,,. 2 gm kung rx , i . , .rg-, .- I , ..,, , ., l yss, f s , , K mf

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Language Club Draws Interest Language Club, which before has been three dif- ferent clubs, was brought together this year in order to get more people active in the club. There was a lot of student participation this year with about 25 students in the club and about 15-20 people who come regularly to the meetings, stated Katharine Johnson, Language Club Presi- dent. To help raise money for a field trip, the Language Club members had a carmel apple sale in October and a candy cane sale in December. Also, the Language Club had a pot luck dinner at the Nordic Inn consisting of dishes from other countries brought by the club members. , ya p-JK 1. Language Club Officers: Katherine Johnson, President: Leslie Adams, Secretary-Treasurerg Stephanie Watson, Vice -President . I ...ai