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

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200 ACTIVITIES Last Year For Club Memorable And Worthwhile Once a week, in room 207, a group of students met with Mrs. Ruth Gottuso and Mr. Doug Brown to share their ideas. The name of the group is The Sunshine Club, or Bible Club. The goal of the club is to help those involved to become better individuals in serving God, their school, their community and each other. The club brought students together regardless of age, race or religion to discuss spiritual philosophies and concepts in order to reach their goal. The Sunshine Club suffered a great blow this year because of a law suit filed against Huntington Beach Unified High School District. In the outcome of the case, it was established that the first amendment of the Constitution canit permit them to meet . . . the club will be missed. I. Ros Pellieotti listens attentively. 2. It's been a long day, says Mrs. Guttoso, 3. Renee joins the discussion along with Mr. Brown. Standing: Ruth Gottuso, Sandy Lee, Ros Pellicotti, Monique Buscary Cindy Platta Karen Paff Melinda Jordan, Jennie Herber, Jodi Smith. Sitting: Mary Scofield, Rachael Muny 1rd Vicky Duffy Tracy Stewart, Renee Ransom, Charmaine Crocker, Genni Chubbic, Becky Bcil Matt Beal

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C.S.F. Raises Money French Club Sells Crepes C.S.F. stands for California Scholarship Federation and is geared toward getting the student body interested in higher education. Another of the main objectives is to decide the winner of a S100 scholarship at the end of the year. This money is raised by car washes and selling refreshments at school dances. French Club had fun this year selling crepes and sell- ing out whenever they did. They also took trips to French restaurants and folk dancing festivals. Watching French films and experimenting with French cooking was en- joyed by everyone, while learning one of the most roman- tic languages of the world. l. C.S.F. member Kathy Vento avoids the scholar image. 2. Richard Panian flashes a smile for the camera. 3. French club members sell crepes at Santa's Village. QNot in orderj Naomi Gruenthal, Marti Gruenthal, Debbie Goettsch, Caro- line O'Neal, Jody Anderson, Kathy Vento, Kirk Mosher, David Dawe, Kirk Dominic, Pete Bray, Dena Kleek, Jennifer Dies, Joan Rasfeld, Natcharee Ayanaputa, Pete Galindo, Arlene Hiraho, Roselyn Pellicciotti, Joe Scan- .on, Van Tuongui, Harry Howard, Fred Leaht, Richard Panian, Rosemary onvecchio, Judy Peck, Cathy Richards, Leslie Arnold, Jon Tucker, James iu, Scott Yelich, Roger Rush, Bob Basque, Don O'Neal 5 fi I ....i l l tl rowj Chris Warvarovsky, Janet Drury, Julie Patterson, Sharon Baldwin, Karen Haffner, K2 rowj Stacy Hennessey, Kirk Mosher, Lakhana Dongprateep. Lori Damsky Q3 rowj Christa Parsons, Chanida Ayanaputra, Peri Mosher, Mary Ecknieier, Arleen Ariinura, Liz Cruz. Kathy Goldstone, Estelle Nezel, Mrs. Redenbaugh, Q4 rowj Kim Head, Melinda Jordan ACTIVITIES-201