Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Front Row: Gary Hummel, Bill Michael, Jerrold Shapiro, Steve Landuyt, Carr, Alan Murphy, John Jones, Chuck Pritchard, Jeff Boening, Tim Jim Luft. 2nd Row: Gary Bergtholdt, Richard Vigil, Frank Brown, Richard Quinlan, Tim Farley, Bob Stevens, Greg Quinlan, Steve Hardcastle, Hienz McCracken, Bruce Butterworth, Phil Brackman, Greg Arnold, Steve Luetke, Garth Benham, David LoVine. Plummer, Jeff Edgar. 3rd Row: Hans Moller, Ray Bergtholdt, Jeff Interact Interact Club is affiliated with Rotary International. As its name implies, its philosophy is interaction vvith those around them to promote international under- standing. Supplementing the Christmas food drive, the proceeds from the annual l-lootenanny helped to buy many of the meat products for the food loaskets. In April, the Interact Club planned to have a iazz Festival featuring Bill Munday, a local artist, and Vince Guaraldi. The money from this musicale vvill be used to help the needy.

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mf 'Iii .V Front Row: Joe Sluga, Hans Moller, I-lirofumi Hiyamo, Alan Potts, Larry Mason, Nard Michaels, Jerry Angelo, Bob Martin, Keith Tatsuda, Dan Rentschler, Jim Sholer, Mike Spratt, Brian Cass, John Dybvig, Bill Meyers. Love, Terry Burke, John Plaxco, Bill Manley, Ron Elkins. 11th Row: Dave 2nd Row: Mark Rendes, Steve Thompson, Jack Klure, Mike Jaromillo, Saraceno, Kirk Miller, Mark Evans, Rick Korte, Mike McGory, Terry Ellis, Jett London, Peter Panagopoulos, Jim Rush, Steve Gudeli. 3rd Row: Rick Jack Wiley, Alberto Orlandi, Bob Klure. Key Club Homecoming is one ot the biggest proiects connected with the Cupertino Key Club. They organize princess nominations, plan the coronation ceremonies, and sell the dance tickets. To carry on the tradiiton established last year, they presented the most valuable player trophy to Terry Adams. The Christmas food drive was the most suc- cessful so tar. Over one hundred baskets of food were donated to the needy. Money was collected from students to help purchase tur- keys and hams. fe l

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3Hi??i3iT'5'i?Ef ,dxmmwiii tam ' K 4, Jiri? Front Row: Judy Plassmeyer, Lynn Swenson, Charity Swayze Debbie McPherson Sandy Franey Nancy Ness Margaret Menz Karen Burdick Roberson, Edie Fulcher, Mike Spratt, Dolores Turturici, Monique Germain Nadine Okamura Rick Fulcher Ath Row Tam Rose David LoVine Chip Julie Chaillaux, Kris Sprott. Row 2: Mrs, Jensen, sponsor Patty Rose Lackey Jerry Shapiro Paul Lindsay Dave Barnes Bob Klure Jack Carol l-Ioneycutt, Maureen Manley, Suzanne FitzGeraId Mari Vestal Wiley Ronnie Simon, Patsy Jaramillo. 3rd Raw: Judy Ness, Karen Rowell Janis CSS This year the Cupertino High Service Society ranked as the Hmessiest clubu on campus. Under the guidance at Mrs. Jensen, the dedicated members of CHSS served at the speech contest sponsored by CHS and made arbors tor Homecoming. They are, hovvever, most remembered for their ser- vice at the faculty breakfast and the CSF banquet. In order to be a member, students must be accepted by the active members at CHSS and then must prove their willingness to serve by performing 50 hours at vvark. These 50 hours prove to be a time at enjoyment rather than Work, as was shown by the eagerness of the CHSS members.