Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Dedicaiion, hardwork lead To speech SUCCESS by Khris Epperson Led by club Presidenf Nick Pefrulakis and advisor Ken Adair The 4984 Speech Team was an oufsfanding one. Dedicafed and hardworking, The members puf many hours inTo Their speeches. During Augusf The Team sTarTed organizing ideas and facTs info speeches. Once school sTarTed mem- bers spenf hours before and affer school preparing and pracficing Their speeches. One could see The dedicafion in each speech member by The many Team awards won. Doing well in league TournamenTs held aT Davis, Beyer, and Downey enabled sTudenTs To advance To invifafional Tourna- menTs such as UOP, Fullerfon, and USF. These TournamenTs were a sfepping sTone To The naTionals. Veferans su as Nick Pefrulakis, Randy STrauss a Julie Hufcheson were found compe- ing aT The naTionals. Having To finance Their own Tourn menT expenses, The Team held ma fundraisers including a volleyball mar Thon, a rummage sale, and a c wash. l 5 ri 1 l za 52 215. 'I 3 . in sl l, 'fwf 4 AEK T i 7. Speech feam veferan Tracy Warden leads a discussion abouf upcoming fournamenfs 2. Hisforian Healher Beall prepares her speech for a league loumamen l. 3. Firsl year sfudenf Blaine Crismon relaxes before giving a speech. rl. Speech Team officers are Vice-presidenf Robin Ghio, Recorder Carol Gidle y, Secre fary-freasurer Dana Simi and l-ilsforian Healher Beall, nof piclured Presidenf Nick Pe frula- kis 5. Speech Team: CFIPONT ROWQ Blaine Crisrnon, Meri Wy- aff, Sfephanie Howleff, Krisfi Erler, Marci Laughlin, John Anglim, I SECOND RO Wj Kelley Murphy, Julie Hulcheson, Jill Edy, Connie Chrisfodulis, Molly McCormick, Seema Shefh, Krisfi Laughlin, Sharon Brown, Nellie Nazmi, fTHll?D i?OWj Advisor Ken Adair, Dean Galloway, Carol Gidley, Robin Ghio, Dana Slrnl, Heafher Beall, Tracy Warden, Melissa Eng, Holly Skeen, Chris Hanson, Cindy Klein, Amy Warden. P

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AFS promofes undersfanding: CSF holds many fundraisers by Sean Byrne American Field Service goT off To a greaf sTarT. AFS was led by advisors Jann Jenkinson and Marion Zoodsma, PresidenT Connie Chrisfodulis, Vice- presideni Janel Blounf, Secrefary Jill Edy, and Treasurer Paul Zoodsma. AFS's main goal was To promoTe inTer- nafional understanding by allowing foreign exchange sTudenTs To live wifh families in America, and vice versa. According To Miss Jenkinson, club en- rollmenf was 45, slighTly higher Than lasf year. The club planned several fun- draisers which enabled fhem To go To food fesTivals and culTural exhibifions. The amounT of money Thaf is involved varies wifh The number of exchange sTudenTs. Money also goes Toward helping American sfudenfs pay for Their way To foreign counTries. Miss Jenkinson said, AFS is for everyone because world peace can only come Through undersTanding. California Scholarship FederaTion, under supervision of Roberf Sfuarf, also had a fine year. Mr. STuarT said ThaT membership in CSF helps To qualify sTudenT for college. Of four courses, member musT have aT leasT 3 A's an one B To aualify. CSF planned To Tak field Trips To places such as UC Berks ley, STanford, Livermore Lab, and Th Lawrence Hall of Science. Fundraise conTribuTing To The acTiviTy fund wer selling valenfines, hof chocolafe, a balloons, and holding a car wash. graduafion, sfudenfs Thaf have bee in CSF for four semesTers or more vv receive life membership pins, cerTi1 cafes, and neck cords. lA 2v 22 Arsfcsr