Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Girls' League has continued their tradition of ex- cellence. The girls have involved a large segment of the student body in activities such as New Student orientation in September, Sadie Hawkins, Date Dad, Hi Mom, a fashion show that involved the combined talents of Key Club, and sponsorship of the Student of the Month program, recognizing Ca- nyon Comanches for their contributions of time and talent to Canyon and the Community. The members of Girls' League are indeed unique, because of the understanding and care they devote to new students who enroll at Canyon. A Welcome to Newcomers committee has been organized, which is utilized extensively by the counseling staff, and which helps new students to become accli- mated to Canyon. The girls honored the faculty on May Day and had a sewice project in April. Girls' League is held in high regard by the faculty and students as a much needed sewice organiza- tion on campus. The Girls' League Officers for 1978-1979 were: President Tina Dacus, First-Vice President Sheri Neal, Vice-President Lisa Christensen, Secretary De- nise Short, Treasurer Michele Maietta, Historian Dallene Pierce, Publicity Annette Doubeck, Activi- ties Barbie Vinton, Senior Representatives Marion Miller, Karen Carver, Charissa Sanders, junior Rep- resentatives Traci Minamide, Linda McManus, Deb- bie Short: Sophomore Representatives jackie Gil- lock, Leah Melton, Sheryl Spivey, and Advisor Mrs. Alice Huestis. 1. Girls' League officers for '78-'79 include: Debbie Short, junior Representative: Traci Minimide, junior Representative, Annette Doubeck, Publicity, Karen Carver, Senior Representative: Dal- lene Pierce, Historian. 2. Suzanne Smith listens intently to what's being said. 3. Lisa Christensen's face registers deep thought. 4. Kathy Silva listens in on a typical Girls' League meeting. 5. Mrs. Alice Huestis, Girls' League advisor for three rewarding years. 6. Girls' League: Back Row: Elba Ramirez, Kim Chapman, Ruth Miller, Liz johnson, Kris Druilhet, Leslie Rocks, Kelly Berger, Briana Baldwin, Karen Duncan, Diana Boar, Diane Blume, Ingrid Retke, Denise Short, Kim Beeber, Sheri Neal, Kathy Silva, Lee McGurn, julie Hayes, Lisa Scotaline, Debbie Gillock, Middle Row: Dallene Pierce, Barbie Vinton, Michele Maietta, Tina Dacus, Marion Miller, Lisa Christensen, Cathy Edrick Front Row: Vivian Gardner, Sheryl Spivey, Leah Melton, jackie Gillock, Michelle Stellhorn, Kathy Taylor, Alisa Kammeier, Heidi Scott. 108 1 2 ,, , -ar X gf Q 1 f-.- i' Somewhere at the end of Thunder Road lies the Promised Land .. . and we're going to make it there-together. Carla B. Edmonds

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The selection was based upon: 11 service to Canyonp 21 service to the community, 31 out- standing citizenshipp and 41 grade point average of 2.5 or higher. The administrators, faculty, and students do all the screening. Some sample questions used for choosing the Student of the Month included: What has your involvement been, in regards to community service, school activities, and other functions? What are your hobbies, special interests, life's goals, most valu- able experience, and any other pertinent activi- ties? Congratulations to the following students: October Students of the Month were: Annette Doubeck 1121- Her activities included Drill Team, Girls' League, NHS, CSF, Annual Staff, and Senior Steering Committee. Lane Scott 1111- Her activities included Class Steering Committee, Drill Team, Girls' League, and Vocal Ensemble. Heidi Scott 1101- She was active in Drill Team, Girls' League and CSF. November Students of the Month were: Frank Amato 1121 His activities included Key Club, Spanish Club, and Leadership. lulia Hayes 1111- Among her activities were Ten- nis Team, CSF, NHS, Field Hockey, and Steering Committee. Rennee McConnell 1101- Her activities included CSF, and Sophomore Princess for Winter Formal. December Students of the Month were: Denise Short 1121- She was active in Girls' League, and Steering Committee. Betty Matsumoto 1101- Her activities included Varsity Volleyball and Basketball. Paul George 1111- Among his activities were Symphonic!Marching Band, Key Club, Vocal En- semble, Cross Country, Track. lanuary Students of the Month were: Stephen Vautrin 1121- His activities included Symphonic!Marching Band, Key Club, Spanish Club President, Band President and CSF. Sue Bugalski 1121- Her activities included Varsity Tennis, Softball, Track, and Sports Editor for Smoke Signals . Lee Adelman 1101- His many activities included Speech Team, Marching Band, and jazz En- semble. February Students of the Month were: Sue Busse 1121- Her many activities included ASB Vice-President, Pep Club, NHS President, and receiving an award for being an Out- standing Citizen . Dan Carman 1111- His activities included CSF, NHS, Track, and Cross Country. Brenda Hennegan 1101- Her activities included NHS, CSF, and being an outstanding musician. D El SDI N IEIDEIEI SDllEl'll-l.L HEI N SEI .A C Nl

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