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■ CELEBRATION

surprise second

makes contest

By Dana Sorenson was required to make a poster that reflected
During the week of Jan. 27-31 we one of three themes: “Friendship Around
celebrated Foreign Language Week. One of The World”, “Global Understanding
the main events was a sopapilla eating con­ Through Foreign Languages” and “Enrich
test which took place Wednesday after Your View of the World, Through Foreign
school. The object of the contest was to see Languages”.
who could eat the most sopapillas in 30
A third, second, first and grand prize was
seconds.
awarded to poster contest winners. The third
About 35 people showed up to watch the
prize was a box of assorted foreign candy,
27 participants down their sopapillas, which
second prize an $8 gift certificate to Pickles
are sugar-coated tortillas.
Record Shop, first prize was a $10 movie
There were four heats and the winner of
pass to Q-Cinema VI Theatre and finally the
each heat went on to the finals, one of them
grand prize was a $15 gift certificate to the
being Sophomore Gina Schenkelberg, the
Cafe Camivale.
only girl in the contest.
Approximately 500 sopapillas were made The grand prize winnners were Freshmen
by Cheryl Blue’s Spanish class for extra Sherry Penny and Kim Schmillen. In first Senior Ken Hawley stuffs his face in his
quest to be the “champion sopapilla
credit. place were Freshmen Mindy Johnson and
eater”.
Senior Ken Hawley was the winner of the Terra Spencer with the second place prize
contest by eating 13 sopapillas in the first going to Sophomores Tera Allegri and Erica Junior Ken Cool and Sophomores Kevin
heat and 12 sopapillas in the final heat. White. Claiming the third prize were Seniors Spracklin and John Koenigs are three of
the four members of Hidden Image, one
“I was really surprised when a girl came in Kris Klein and Julie Flyr. There were twelve of the two bands that performed at the
second, especially since she was the only one honorable mentions handed out for different French Club dance.
against all those guys,” stated Hawley. categories such as: best use of flags, bold
Another event of foreign language week color, creativity with flags and best
was the annual poster contest. Every student humor/cartoon.

French Club Mike Thompson, Diane Thurman, Carol Mc­
Front Row: Sponsor Jan Lund, Mary Keearns, Namara Fourth Row: Michelle Dahl, Tracy
Shellie Conley, Jenny Jahns, Kris Balz, Leslie Dickman, Kim Paulison, Anne Mackie, Jamie
Vinjamuri, Cathy Kleveter, Heather Reimer, Huff, Scott Keeler, Jim Tresemer, David Ebmeier,
Shelly Reiser, Don Terry, Jason Rciff, Jeff Reid Craig Taylor, Michelle Anderson, Jennifer Mc­
Second Row: Chris Jensen, Michelle Sloma, Ginnis, Sue Gillespie Fifth Row: Sara Goecke,
Elizabeth Ernesti, Andi Graniewski, Dawn Carey, Kim Schmillen, Julie Gibbins, Nicole Scheel, Kim During Foreign Language Week, senior
Michelle Pribil, Amy Cramer, Joleen Rodgers, Paskac, Kyle Ienn, Brad Thomas, Lydia Mason, foreign exchange student Peter Koenig talks
Paula Schliesser, Kelly Barrett, Rita Cooper Julie Olson, Deana Meisinger Back Row: Nancy about his life in Germany.
Third Row: Lisa YVortman, Shelley Carter, Ann Schliesser, Stacey Davis, Trcsa Dunford, Kevin
Mittlcsdorf, Danielle Wade, Katie Gibbins, Johnson, Lisa KonrufT, Craig Crawford
Ruthann Beideck, Chris Krambeck, Jason Eng,

Spanish Club nihan, Ronna Yearsley, Emily Bloyd, JJ.
Front Row: Kelley Springsted, April Gorman, Johnson, Todd Konwinskl, Brett Teten, Joe
Rhonda Shearer, Casey Hoffman, Jean Tucker, Polsley Back Row: Laura Walters, Amber Cal­
Kim Robbins, Cliff Poling, Tera Allegri, Chuck laway, Chris VanFleet, Lisa Rempe, Craig Ruhl,
T aReau, Erica White, Tracy Dillon, Keith Andy Rodrigues, Steve Thompson, Lisa
Krzcmicn Second Row: Alan Dyer, PatTalmadge, Stageman, Lori Huff, Penny Lowe, Sponsor Den­
Christy McMurray, Traci Ribick, Patti Wen- ton Hoy