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Leiderhosen, power­
Service, leadership and
ful cars and drinking
character. These were the
certain beverages out of
three qualifications required
big mugs may be typi­ of a student to get accepted
cal of Germany but not into Ralston’s chapter of
the National Honor Soci­
of German Club. "We are
ety.
more interested in having fun,” "Well, we do some com­
sta te d sophom ore m em ber m unity service,” stated Se­
Candi Zyeh. nior Erik Antonson. “Actu­
But what kind of fun could a ally we do a lot of com m u­
bunch of people from German nity service.” .
classes have? “Well, we helped "Doing comm unity ser­
with Sweet Treat night, went vice is our way of giving som e­
out to breakfast before school, thing back to our com m unity,”
we have taken the foreign ex­ said Senior President Kari Wendt
change students out to eat, gone of the 15 hours of community
ice skating, and of course there service required each semester.
is the end of the year World's of CHRIS ROSS
Fun trip down to Kansas City.” "The Snowflake Sock Many people thought that all
“Yeah, we know about the
Sign Club did was learn how to
other clubs' big trips. They u su ­ Hop didn’t turn out like sign. Throughout the year the
ally go to Europe or something, club went to restaurants and dif­
but we’re content with World’s we thought, but many
ferent functions to experience
of Fun,” asserted the president w hat it would be like if they were
of the organization JuniorTodd of our other activities
deaf. They wore plugs in their
Thomas. ears so they couldn’t hear any­
The end of the year World's of went well and we had a
thing.
Fun trip seemed to be the favor­ lot of fun this year.” “You get to meet new people,
ite activity among its members.
and you're learning to talk to
'T hat trip is the best part of them as deaf people,” said Sopho­
the whole year,” asserted Tho­ Senior Wendy Huntington
more Brandon Janky. Signers of
mas.
all skill levels were welcome.
CHRIS ROSS
MELISSA JOHNSON

Juniors Trudy Pfeffer and D.J. Merriman are Sophomore Travis Taylor talks with
practicing their signing during a Sign Club meeting. other German Club students about the
The Sign Club signed for students at Blumfield April trip to Worlds of Fun in Kansas City
Elementary, photo by AMANDA VANDEVENTER which was sponsored by German Club,
photo by BROOKE MADSEN

Key Club contributes to community