Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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The number of Girls' League participants in- creased during the 1977-78 school year as Com- anche girls discovered that all female students at Canyon were automatic members of the organi- zation. Members worked hard during the year to suit the activity needs of all the girls at Canyon High. Meetings were spent discussing and plan- ning the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, Hi Mom, and Date Dad festivities, while innovating a Girl of the Month program. Each month after exten- sive screening, one girl from each grade level was chosen by a panel of teachers, adminis- trators, and Women's Club representatives. The Anaheim Hills Women's Club sponsored the program and awarded a scholarship based on service to Canyon and the community to a Girl of the Year. Under the leadership of Advisor Ray Dunne and President Andre Perra, Canyon's Key Club was once again of great service to the immediate community. Landscaping and other campus im- provement projects were the most visible ac- complishments of Key Club, but other club ac- tivities included key hunts, car rallies, basketball tournaments and luncheons. Through the hard work of the members, over two thousand dollars were made during the '77-78 school year. 1. Canyon's Key Club, Front Row: Kent Dacus, john Stephens, Kevin Kiene, Paul Ballas, Middle Row: Stephen Vautrin, Dan Buttrey, Dave Fremont, Andre Perra, Ed Gogin, Mr. Dunne, back row: lohn Hartman, Ned Anthony, How- ard Bolton, Steve White, Scott Foster, Frank Amato, Steve Kouri, Don Lombino, and Brian Siegel. 2. Key Club member Clark Arnwine paints on the number before starting the car rally. 3. Canyon's Girls League: Front Row: Leslie Swan, Robin Mason, Susan leffreys, Cindy Murphy, Tina Dacus, Teresa Cartwright, Virginia DePaola, Lisa Cartwright, Middle Row: Sara Carpentaro, Marty Nelson, Patti Vanwanterghem, Karen Popke, Robin Hale, Susan Papera, Sheri Neal, Shirley Papera, Laurie Ventrola, Anne Thibert, Kris Druihlet, Elaine Crockett, Back Row: Donna Kenefick, loAnn Roden, Brook Casteel, Marion Miller, Denise Short, Karen Duncan, Ingrid Rekte, Karen King, Karen Carver, Briana Baldwin, Michelle Maietta, Lisa Christensen, Suzanne Smith, Kim Shebanek, Lori lensne, Diana Duran, Sylvia Smith. 4. Andre Perra leads Key Club meetings with great enthusiasm. 5. Paul Ballas adds a little music to the meeting. 6. The Girls league advi- sors and officers: President Brook Casteel, Advisors Ms. Betty Lease, Ms. Alice Huestis, and Sophomore representa- tives, Deidre Deese, and Leslie Swan. 60 'mi-.' . initr- O xx 3-. n. -an-.,

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Illl TIIE SI'll'I'I.Ilill'I' Both Drama Club and Speech Team mem- bers became well-practiced in being on-stage in '77-781 Members of Drama Club visited the sets of One Day at a Time , All in the Family and Carter Country as one of their activities. They also participated in a candy saleg money raised vvas used for the purchase of costumes and prop materials. Most of the Drama Club members either acted or worked on drama pro- ductions under the guidance of Advisor Frank Bello. Ms. jackie Sagouspe kept the '78' Forensics Team talking, the team members' speech topics ranged from yo-yos' to 'approval seeking.' Talented students appeared in many Orange County tournaments and state competitions. I. Speech Team members Roy Hennegan and Becky Rivera help each other memorize speeches. 2. Hours of rehearsal give Carla Edmonds the confidence needed to compete in a tournament. 3. Drama Clubg Front Row: Gabby Angotti, Cindy Poer, Bob Fehd, Pam Westmore, Nancy Garber, Luke Beamer, Middle Row: Mr. Frank Bello, lean Cray, Pam Bry- ant, Terri Raney, Peggy Duquesnel, lonee Shady, lonel Nicholson, Karen Carver, Back Row: Laure Mac Connell, Mark Picogna. 4. Beneath posters of great performers, Rocky Zion leads the Drama Club in a discussion of field trip possibilities. 5. Pam Bryant critiques David Crook's speech. 6. Prop production isn't all fun and games as is clearly seen on Dave Cook's face as he is watched by Brenda limenez. 7. Advisor Jackie Sagouspe's room provides the setting for an animated performance by Forensic Team member David Burke. 62