Armijo High School - La Mezcla Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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Ext? The Filipino-American Club brings together the Filipino students and hers who are interested in the social, cultural, intellectual, and histori- l background of the peoples of the Philippines. Fil-Am raises money each year for one big outing such as Marriot's. ie club shared the bus expenses to Marriotls with AFS in the spring, During the spring, Fil-Am participated in the Multi-Culture Fair. The 1b had the best booth - a native grass shack and served delicious native nd. At the Senior Awards for 1980-81, the Fil-Am Teen Club awarded the I-Am Teen Club Scholarship to Janet Cheng as the top Asian-Ameri- n student. AJR Fil-Am Studies the Culture of the Phillipines Members: Ben Aromin Richard Dorningues Marisa Domingues Agnes Aromin Bernadette Serrano Sharlene Serrano Anna Coniconde Gilbert Resultan Ralyn Nugue Jackie Ramirez Leila Ramirez Fred Hate Mosly S. Caragan Gretchen CYU7 Eva Davis Ray Pagtalonif Marilou Giueb Virgie Filomero Patty Swisher Arthur .larumay Regina Jarumay Young Chang Ted Fulop Maria Perez Franky Marquez Peter Habor Activities 45

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Activities California Scholarship Federation 1. Bottom L-R: Kevin Christian, Jonathan Hofland, Mike Crawford. Middle L-R: Efren Ibarreta, Eddie Nakamura. Top: Suzi Sutter 2. Bottom L-R: Jonathan Hofland, Eddie Nakamura, Suzi Sutter, Ke- vin Christian, Efren Ibarreta, Mike Crawford, Top L-R: Marci Papa- dopolus, Luisa Revilla, Sheila Leach, Keith Looney, Joe Lachappel, Suzanne Fulton, Kim Kackman, Donna Blakely, Robin Copner, Da- vid Anderson, Hae Sun Shin, Joanna Loving 3. Front L-R: Joe Cota, Dawn Todd, Suzanne Goodwin, Juliana Hanne- man, Marisa Doninguez, Karen Swanson, Carrie Cook. Top L-R: Scott Drake, Calvin Hofland, Larry Cole, Donald Inn, Nancy Moulthrop, Cathy Vincent, Melissa Free, Dawn Reese, Dana Eu- banks, Marjorie Moore, Sarah Scarfe. all-.. 2 VT rig ' , if 3 44 Activities

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Activities Future Farmers Indian Pride The Future Farmers of America had an exciting 1980-81 year winning most of their major competitions and placing high in the standing of the state. Although this was nothing com- pared to this yearis Future Farmers, they started off their year winning first in many, if not all, of their com- petitions in both Parliamentary Pro- cedure and Public speaking. This was only the beginning for the 1981-82 Future Farmers. They look forward to having many of their ani- mals place in the two big fairs which are the Dixon May fair and the So- lano County Fair. Good luck to both the animals and the students showing them. 1. Marsha Chrisamore becomes the 1981-82 chapter sweetheart. 2. The FFA chapter officers, left to right are: Cindy Traver, Suzy Turnbaugh, Toni Cel- lucci, Marsha Chrisamore, Sheri Devaney. Theresa Minosh, Lenell Nord. 46 Activities Show Their 5 sg, iz? 410' urn? lf alt. r, ...,.,,i'H'L -'41s E . ,Q , 43 -. -. Q., .. H 3. The Armijo chapter of Future Farmers of America. Back row, L-R: Alan Knuckles, Scott Tay- lor. Robert Ferrill. Middle, L-R: Rhonda Evans, Suzy Turnbaugh, Toni Cellucci, Marsha Chrisamore, Lenell Nord, Jeanine Fitzhugh. Front, L-R: Paula Matti. Cindy Shepherd, Cindy Traver, Theresa Minosh. Sheri De- vaney, Jeanette Howard. Jackie Moc, Lisa Arnold. Steve Rudd. Front: Frank Ables 1 I