OFFICERS: Mark Karen Treasurer. Keller, Vause, President; Jeff Riley. Vice President; Layne Powell, Secretary: os somes German Club members study the culture and language of Germany to gain a better understanding i i of that country. OFFICERS: Kathy Parker, First Year Jennilyn Rhees, Vice President; Bill dent; Gail Year Representative. Shaw, Secretary; Kathy Representative: Ramroth, Presi- Granath, Second PRENGH French customs, language, and culture are all part of the studies that the French Club have become familiar with. F hy Pe : e Ox ‘* 25.8 fo gee bi f _——~ OFFICERS: Ann Crezee, Representative; President; Val Markos, President. Margaret Tinker, Secretary; Kay Dilley, Vice SPANISH A greater understanding is gained in the Spanish Club as the members study the customs and traditions of Spain. . ( [ E NG E The Science Club was or} ganized to help those students interested in gaining a better understanding of our Universe. OFFICERS: Harlow Vice President; Turk, President; Paula Hansen, Kelly Secretary. Kidman,