1989 - Spokane Public Schools

FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS
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French club meets every two weeks for
the purpose of having fun while learning
about the French. The only requirements
are two dollars a semester and going
through initation, Along with the French
kiss sales and carnation Valentine grams,
the money is used for pizza, movie, and
holiday parties. The French Club also
helps in planning Internation Days. ..i
Would encourage other French students to
join, it's a fun way to have fun and learn
about the French culture," Carrie Vielle,
Historian.
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Learning the Native Tongue
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The Russian Club meets once a month to
promote the understanding of Russian culture
among its members and to create interest
in Russian studies, With the help of
club advisor, Mr. Kuljus, president Lori
Mostad, Vice President Samantha Spen-
cer, Treasurer Tyler Felgenhauer, and
Secretary Mike Wiser cooperate to organize
club events, The fifteen active members
work together to raise funds to support
activities such as the Russian dinner,
ice-skating at Riverfront Park, and the International
Dance put on by the cooperative
'efforts of the German and Russian
clubs.
Twice a month, the German Club meets
to provide an opportunity for members to
enjoy the rich culture of Germany and to
promote interest in German studies. Un-
der the supervision of Mr, Kuljus, Richard
Lentes, President; Matt Brown, Vice
president; Ingrid Richter, Secretary; Lara
Winner, Treasurer; and Megan Hurand,
Public Relations, organize events such as
the German dinner, new member initiation,
the Christmas party, the annual
BBQ, and the International Dance, The
only requirement for membership is the
abilty to speak two or three German
phrases, Marijke Hayworth's favorite is
"lch glaube deshalb Ich bin" (I think,
therefore I am),
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