Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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Customs of Father Land Perpetuated by the German Club Throughout the WHS, 1973-74 schoolyeartheGermanClubtrudged onward practicing German wher- ever they went. German Club, advised by Mr. john Evans, gave the students a primany purpose to promote skills in the language in an informal sit- uation. lt also gave the understand- ing of German speaking countries. The club carried through with nu- merous activities and programs. ln Marshall Minnesota at the South- west State College, the clu b members participated in the Fourth Annual Foreign Language Festival. The officers, who brought the club through the successful year are Diane Walther as President, Kath- leen Stubbe as the Vice President, and Viki Duitsman as Secretary Treasure. Now girls, you must be very careful with this machine. Mr. john Evans instructed the German club officers, Diane Walther-Presi- dent. Kathleen Stubbe-Vice President, and Viki Duitsman-Secretary Treasure through a mostthrilling year. . NX in xg Lets see, what do we have here? asks Char- lotte Doeden. The German club has been going mighty and strong this year. Some of s '-ix.-wr: - .sg-fs the members are: Charlotte Doeden, Scott Holland, Kathleen Stubbe, Cynthia Clark, Diane Walther, and Viki Duitsman. Okay, from the beginning again, says the quiet, patient, understanding German club instructer, Mr. john Evans. ln his spare time he coaches the German club onward.

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Lt Members of the Student Council are: Bottom Row: Linda Strasser, Nancy Nunes, loAnn Motl, Kathy Boswell, Carla Gerdes, Cheryl Sandberg, Barb johnson, lane Pytleski. Sec- ond Row: Ron Engberg, jeff Carlson, Stacy Rubsam, Tom Brower, Tim Reker, Sue Smith, Elected Members of the Student Body Formulate Rules for All Participation in Student Council grants opportunity and experience in today's lawmaking procedures. It allows students to take action in school policies and it becomes the making of ideas into reality. Student Council is the starting point of Youth in Government. Under the supervision of Mr. Devlin, the council of 1973-74, made up of homeroom representatives met once a week. This limited time was used wisely to discuss activities and problems of the student body. The council sponsored many of the school projects and activities such as Homecoming, Spirit Week, Snow Daze, Charity Week, and school lyceums. With these and other tasks the Student Council had a busy year. Elected officers for this year's council were: Tom Brower, presi- dent, Stacy Rubsam, vice-president, Cathy Bishop, secretary, and Carmen Smith, treasurer. l ' l I WM! l W WAYZAA H BB FAIRMIJNT W LUVERNE A Becky Geisendorfer, Cindy Vosberg, Pam Hansberger, Nancy Roberts, Nancy Bowyer, Diane Rotschafer, Dawn Eshleman, Star Sall, Twyla Gerdes, lo Ann Plucker, Carmen Smith, Colleen Terhaar, Lori Hammer. Top Row: Ieff Lemke, Don Schlicte, Craig Bomgaars, Conducting weekly meetings and carrying out the wishes of the student body are two of the main functions of the Student Council officers. Representing the students are Secre- ' l Peter Ludlow, Tim Landis, Craig Silver, Craig Behrens, Tom johnson, Marcia Opsata, Cathy Bishop, Beth Franzen, Darwin Baack, Larry Granstra, Steve Boucher, Sue Suby, Toby Schield, Nancy Tims, Lee Strom. tary Cathy Bishop, Treasurer Carmen Smith, President Tom Brower, and Vice-President Stacy Ru bsam is i 5 il l , 3 1 3 4 ,l i , . ll i 2 i il Q l i gr it l ' i I i l i il-q M -M--QM-s..,,.,, P . ' Q .SEBI l'r-ETSI f' 'I if , S K1-..,,a i' J x li. Z

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i l Above: Hailing from Greece, Fotios Hadji- geoziou, feels that he has adapted well with the students of Worthington Senior High. Although he was ineligible for competitive sports, he found the extra-curricular pro- grams most stimulating. RIGHT: You talk funny, do you call that English? questions a vivacious Sasha KAlex- andrial Vujadinovic. Although many new friends and activities have kept Sasha ex- tremely busy during her year in Worthington, she admits that she does look forward to re- turning to her homeland, Yugoslavia. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: The Crailsheim ln- ternational Exchange Student from Germany is a very studious Anke Pramor. A friendly, charming personality has won for her many new friends this past year, Anke arrive in Worthington in August of 1973. She hopes to see more of America before returning to Germany in late summer. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Amid the beau- tifuly German architectural designed build- ings of downtown Crailsheim, Lynn Stoffer- han, Worthington's representative to Crails- heim, takes time to converse with two of her new found friends. Three Exchange Students Add New Dimension to the Classes at WHS The Foreign Exchange Program added an important dimension to WHS life this year by welcoming three exchange students from abroad. Sasha Vujadinovic from Yugoslavia, and Fotios Hadjigeoziou, are the first repre- sentatives from their country to attend class- es at WHS. Through Crailsheim International, Anke Pramor represents Germany. ig: 5 'fe ge-1 is tw r Sig