Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Key Club Involved In School And Our Community Key Club is a group of involved young guys, sponsored bythe Kiwanis Club, who care about the general welfare of our school and our community. They played a major role in many school activities such as Freshman Orientation, Back To School Night, and Las Vegas Night. Among other community oriented projects, the Key Club donated their time to the Costa Mesa Recreation Department and the March of Dimes Fund for crippled children. Seth Greiner did an excellent job in his second year as the club's president. I. Hey, cutie! 2. lid Ono caught working during a meeting fn X' tStandingJ Mark Rossington, David Higuera, Gary Ferguson, Gary Brennan, Mike Cavanagh, fSit- tingj lid Ono, Seth Greiner, James Liu, John Tucker l i ACTIVITIES-181

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Girls League Adds Highlights To Activities Continuing the tradition, Girls League held the annual Winter Formal at the Disneyland Hotel. The cool winter evening, celebrated the holiday season under the theme of Rudolph's Rendezvous. The dance was not the only highlight ofthe year for the club, candies were delivered as singing Valentines. Participating with the Zonta Girl selection also kept the organization busy. Girls League helps select out- standing senior girls who are honored by the Women's club. Cabinet members included senior Pam Wight-Presi- dentg Jodi Barr-Vice President, Senior Representative- Jennifer Diesg Treasurer-Naomi Gruenthalg Junior Representative-Cheryl Romahn and other underclass members. l. Nyquil docs it! , 2. .lungle Love it's making me crazy. 3. Girls League members attend many school functions, 4. The lormal is sponsored by Girls League. lfronti .loan Raslield, Kelly Gallagher, Kathy Vento, Middle: Dean Kleek, Natcharee Ayanputra, Erin Purcell, Renee Ranson. Back: Sissy Kennedy, .lennilier Dies, Jodi Barr, Sheryl Romahn, .lill Freeman, Pam Wight, Naomi Gruenthal 180-ACTIVITIES

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Concert Choir Sings Through Another Season All jesting aside, Concert Choir had some hairy exper- iences when visited by Dr. Jester Hairston. The choir put soul into the music as they sang negro spirituals written by Dr. Hairston. Of course, the singers also had the usual, hectic sched- ule of concerts in both the Fall and Spring. Christmas performances included carolling at Leisure World, Knott's Berry Farm, Orange Coast College and a festival at the Park Newport. Spring brought the Las Vegas trip. Choir members were housed by residents of Las Vegas. This favor was indirectly returned by our group housing the Manache Chamber Singers. The sad, but happy, Pops Concert ends the year. This is the chance the choir gets to rock outf, This is the Seniors' goodbye concert. When the curtain closes, there are many teary eyes and fond embraces. I. Mr. B. says, Magnifique! 2. Susan Mays takes a break. 3. Two Crest-test participants - 1978. 4. The alto section looks worried. 5. Patterson sisters 3. 6. Mary Scofield and Tami Buckley hold their note. 7. Tenors and sopranos wait for the cue. 182 ACTIVITIES