Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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All-American Girls Willingness to work and serve the community is the basic requirement tor an All-American Girl. This service club is made up ot sophomore, iunior, and senior girls who devote much time and enthusiasm to help others. The girls sent tood to the Grant Convalescent Home over Christmas, and donated money to the orphans ot the Ming Quang Home. Another yearly proiect was sponsoring the Valen- tines Dance. These young ladies can be recognized as the annual new members come to school tor a day in rather weird attireesuch as the home-made crazy loonnets they wore this year. wi Front Row: Judy Musgrave, Pat Wilkerson. Qnd Row: Jan LaPorte, Kaye Wottord, Virginia Stafford. 3rd Row: Jan McEwen, Temia Demako- poulos, Lin Montalbano. 11th Row: Gerry Rodriguez, Cindy Greer, Kristen Johannson, Rose Ann James. 5th Rovv: Debbie Slotte, Tommie Moss, Valerie Wittgren, Diana Smith. oth Row: Kay Osmers, Yvonne Sullivan, Sue Bizzell, Linda Kurtz. 7th Row: Noddia Ark, Carol Wirebaugh, Lynn Beckley, Dee Miller.

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-M--1-t ' -eiitgygggg -TLYESQEREEHQSSELFJ - is f5i??i??S?iEt'lii.M 'I' 'S 4 J ,, 76 4 , g Aqi , g ,W gil: g 1 Y X yik k' Tl ST Vw: G Front Row, Kent Honson, John Ploxco, Jeff Boenig, Don Horon, Thomos Young, Terry Adams, Don McCosh, Gory Greentest, Pete Pritchord. 2nd Row, John Greig, Rich Korte, Chuck Rritchord, Mike McGoryt Jerry Angelo, John Doyton, Jon Spencer, Terry Ellis, Bentley Silva, Mike Phillips, Pot Compbell, Steve Ruston, Dove Federico, 3rd Row, Fronk Letterman' Club Under the direction ot Mr. John Christen- sen, the CHS Lettermon s Club meets once o month to discuss the promotion ot enthusi' osm, interest, ond cooperotion in oll sports octivities. Weoring grey letter svyeoters or red ond gold vorsity iockets, the boys work to orgonize SCVAL Trock Finols, Leogue tinols tor wrestling, ond the eyei--oopulor onnuol Donkey-bosketboll gome. Fresh- mon to senior boys moke up the member- ship ond ore oll octive pcirticiponts in oth- letlcs, Besides working, the Lettermen enloy o current moyie otter eoch meeting ond host Lettermon s dote night twice eoch yeor, This yeor the club vvos heoded by President Dennis White, Vice-president Terry Adoms, Secretory-treosurer Rick Moson, ond Ser- geont-ot-orrns Chuck Beon. Brown, Gory Bertholdt, Rich McGuttin5 Dennis White, Jock Klure, John Dybvig, Bill Corliss. 11th Row. Jerry Tompsett, Bill Meyers, Steve Gudeli Chuck Beon, Jock Wiley, Don Burns, Pot Pillsbury, Eddie Welch, l-lonk Whittet, Rick Moson, Bob Mortin, Dove Sorciceno, . - i - ,mu - s xri1uunui.o-Ay. -.

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'lm ,gum Front Row: Sandy Franey, Delores Turturici, Maureen Manley. Qnd Row: Kathy Bell, Jan Finn, Julie Chaillaux. 3rd Row: Ginger Butts, Renee Montagne, Marilyn Nations. Ath Row: Monique Germain, Charity Svvayze, Liz Hawes. 5th Rovv: Marilyn Moss, Judy Plassmeyer, Mary Grace Miller. oth l?ow1Edie Fulcher, Patsy Jaramillo, Judy Ness. 7th Row: Donna McCune, Karen Rowell, Nancy Ness, Janis McPherson, Altruettes Altruettes was tormed to honor those girls who excelled in both scholarship and service. lts purpose is to provide service to any organization that re- quests the club's aid. It is under the capable leader- ship ot Mrs. Stark, Some ot its outstanding activities have been work' ing with Our Lady of Fatima, the Ming Quang Orphanage, and the City of Hope. The girls also decorate for school dances and serve as guides during Freshman orientation.