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Clubs Strive to Coinplete Goals

Tricia Paulsen
Eac h cl ub had a diffe rent pu rpose, way to get to kn ow a fore ign culture, especiall y cultural awareness among the students, teach-
and they each had goals th at they wa nted to th e food ex peri ences becau se we got to eat," ers, and administration. "I enj oyed going to
accom pli sh. A lot of hard wo rk by th e mem- sa id Sophomore Chris Dunn. An yo ne en- different and new res taurants to try different
bers and sponso rs made these goals possibl e to roll ed in Spani sh could become a member. ethni c foods", said Junior Lara Johannsen.
comp lete. Meetin gs were held on a monthl y bas is. VICA
SCB Student Council The Vocati onal Industri al Clubs of
The Se ni or Class Board 's plan fo rthe The Student Council was chosen by Ameri ca was set up to give indu stri al technol-
fut ure was to have th e Class of 1994 leave a th e stu de nts to represent the stud ent body. ogy students recognition in the sc hool and
positive ma rk at MN. Their fund s from their Their main project was to put on Homecom- community through club sponso red projects.
bake sale were used to pay fo r the se ni or class ing. Fund s we re used to give donati ons to Members included anyone who had or mi ght
gift. orga ni za ti ons, and pay fo r their sweatshirts. be in vo lved in an industrial techn ology class .
Spanish Club Uniti Meetin gs were held on the fir st Thursday of th e
The Spanis h Club parti cipated in ac - Uniti had meetings every oth er Tues- month. The main obj ective was to make toy s
tivi ties suc h as a fa ll picn ic with all fo reign day to di sc uss upcomin g events including Black for the Toys for Tots program. They also
lariguagecl ubs, cultu ral experi ences, and sc hol- Hi story Month , and decoratin g of th e hall ways repaired and made thin gs for th e sc hool when
mhips. "Spani sh Clu b's ac ti viti es we re a great and di spl ay case. The main goal was to spread cl assroom ass ignments we re compl eted. G)

S eni ors Heath er Kunink, Kristin Carson, and Sponsor Lynn
Bohac disc uss new ideas for the Literary Magazine, a
publication which includ ed the best of st~den ts creati ve
works incl udin g art . (Heather Tomczak)

Spanish Club Members: front-Jimmy Cavero (A mit y
Aid); second row-Julie Full er, Kri s Kohlmeier, Elena
Snircek, Adam Whitn ey, Chri s Dun n; back-Mike D'Eiia,
Sponsor Carmen Meyer, Peter Fryer, Seth Liddy.
(Lisa Lewis)