1988 Hartian

Coureur De Dois ■III H it

for rheir trips. Mr. Newkirk was again rhe advisor with Mr. Marshall as co-advisor. Mr. Newkirk likes rhe trips and see­ ing rhe srudenrs enjoying themselves. Mr, Marshall feels rhe club arrracrs high caliber srudenrs, and he enjoys associaring with them outside of rhe classroom. By Holly Cofer, senior

This w q s rhe Coureur De Dois Club's 18rh year in existence. As in years pasr rhe group sold cheese and sau­ sage ro earn money for rheir field trips in June. The objective of rhe Michigan Histo­ ry Club is, "to promote Michigan histo­ ry and ro have fun doing so." Each member must complete a communi­ ty service project ro become eligible

McCloskey, Tami Gebharr, Crystal Whitney, Chris Foster, Jenny Burns, Jeff Gebharr, Kathy Markham. Middle: Chris Sebolr, James Jensen, Andy Carrer, Stewart Padilla, Larry Rasmussen, Aaron Nass. Dock Chaunee Culler, Carla Hovey, JoAnne Mer rill, Jenny Syer, Jenny Tubbs, Barb Olson, Mr. Newkirk — advisor, Jodi Verschueren, Carmen Delgado, Sue Merten, Carmen Cur­ tis, Mr Marshall — advisor, Rhonda Gor­ don, Ann Hunringron, Kris Carlson, E.J. Press- ley, Holly Cofer, December Saucedo. 5) Anna Uriels says, "Oh dear, where do I wanr ro go this year on our trip!"

1) Jenny Tubbs, Chris Foster, Rhonda Gordon, and Andy Carrer lough while discussing rheir trials and tribulations of selling cheese and sausage. 2) Jeff Gebharr dreams of o place on Lake Michigan where he plans ro live one day. 3) Junior Michigan History Club, front: Keith Clark, Dryan DeAugusrine, Chad Taylor, Paul Gilbert, Rueben Dearrie, Mike Lambrix. Middle: Cheryl Srevenson, Tracey Jeffries, Kristy Lund, Drenda Spivey, Shannon Geb­ harr, Rhonda Ego, Angie Contreras, flodi Renee Frisherr, Kathy Sruder, Michelle Dil­ lingham, Susan Yeager, Anno Uriels. 4) Senior Michigan History Club, front . Ross 10b