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Mesa Pride Top: D. Rodriguez. C. Oilar, E. Drummond, V. Khullar. Bottom: M. Miyamoyo. J. Oguma. S. Kamikihara. J. Yockel, J. Gawel. Mesa Pride is a group of very hard working individuals. Even though the group is small, they created many new ideas on campus. The club members participated in Santa ' s Village by selling homemade goodies. With the dedication of a few members, the club put on an event for the entire school. The club advisor, Mrs. Cheri Sheldon states that Costa Mesa High School can show its Mesa Pride in many ways if we have the student power to back us up! M. j dSp Y f cr 9 1 ' Mesa Pride members working hard. Are those THE Cool Dude Sunglasses? G.Q.. here I come. Activities- 1 7 I
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I Ski Club Even though the Ski Club was smaller in num- ber compared to past years, they still planned many exciting trips. On the Christmas trip, the Club went to Utah. While on this trip, the students were able to ski at Park City, Park West, Snow- bird, and Brighton. On their spring trip they ven- tured to Colorado to ski Steamboat Springs. The Club also skiied locally at Snow Summit, Snow Valley, and Mountain High. Once again, as a tradi- tion, the Ski Club sold candy bars, and the pro- ceeds went toward paying for the students ' local and out of state ski trips. Front: Mrs. Redenbaugh. Mrs. Garringer, B. Peca. H. Scott, T. Hancock, L. Gaertner. Back: M. Barone, L. Monaco. A. Roldan. Who are these masked men? 170-Activities Lisa and Tracey are about to conquer the bunny slope
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Though the Wranglers were the only seventh and eigth grade club this year, their efforts were of great value. They sold Spook and Santa grams and donated the money earned to the Ray Center and the Orangewood home, which benefit abused and home- less people of our community. CC ' Lost in space. Wranglers Thai Pham • Pierangello Renella • Cortney Hylton ■ Katie Farnsworth ■ Mr. Weriey • Sue Angler Look who ' s sleeping again! Sure this is fun, why? Mr. Weriey shares his interpretations on the matter. Wranglers busy at work. (gynm 1 c. Acl vi.,t:S
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