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I This page sponsored by Ski Explorers ,ai f 5 ,X 1 5 S ACTIV ITI ES-207
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Ski Explorers Enjo Abundance Of Snow And Fun T The weather last year had been very bad for the ski explorers, and, with the summer's drought, the club was worried that there would be a repeat of the same horrible weather. But with the coming of the winter, there was an abundance of snow which enabled the ski explorers to plan many trips including Mammoth and Big Bear throughout the second part of the school year. Under the direction of Mr. Mal Buchanan and Marti Hage, president, the club had some really fun adventures to the snow. There were a lot of chances for everyone in 1 . the club to practice and enjoy the thrilling sport of ski- I ing. The club all agreed that this year's snow was the best they've skied on for a long time. ,N l. Can you keep a secret? if A if 2. Even Frosty had to start somewhere! 3. Think snow. 4. Anticipation ,.. 5. Winter Wonderland. 6. President, Marti Hage, and two pals. 7. Try it, you'll like it! X. ...ski lift to heaven. 2 Ifront: Tracy Tiernan, Brent Russick, Sue Jackson, Ann Tilly, Natacharee Ayanputra, Karen Antista, Jennifer Dies, Marti Hage, Pam White, Middle: Dawn Martin, Elizabeth Griffen, Judy Crocker, Pete Galindo, Scott Sehieb, Dena Dleck, Chris West, Back: Monica Lopez, Cortney Tiernan, Greg Brown, Julia Ware, Greg Corcroft, Lizz Romo, John Conrad, Mark Strayer, Chris Enserra, Gary Brannen, Kathi McGuire, Advisors: Gay Garinger, and Mal Buchanan 206-ACTIVITI ES Q ! i B 5
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Surf Club's Newest Members Make Big Waves Surf Club went into the season with two strikes against them this year. Last year's graduation left them with a rather new squad, and having no experience in league competition put them off to a slow start. Advisor and lead surfer Art France said that he was pleasantly surprised at the groups progress in spite of the obstacles they facedf' The year was not a total loss, however, because the surfers had lots of fun in the waves and gained some ex- perience to make coming years the best ever. This year a special congratulations go to Randy Jaurequi who got a first place against Newport Harbor. I. The foot-work counts. 2. Surfing at 54th 3. Getting tubed?'??? L, i 5 5 Q I y ff A' X- 'Man-f4f' Sitting: Mike lngalsbee, Stace Green, Jeff Caprine. Standing: Billie Lowe, Ron Jaurequi, Seth Goldberg, Chuck Walke, Randy Jaurequi, Peter Flom, Jay Butterwick, Ron Lowe 208-ACTIVITIES
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