Edison High School - Oracle Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Clubs Reward Intelligence The California Scholastic Feder- ation (C.S.F.) is an honor club, ad- vised by Mr, Eric Emery, which re- wards high scholastic achievement. To be a C.S.F. member, one must earn ten C.S.F. points from a list of approved courses. Students who are members of C.S.F. four our of their last five semesters at Edison are designated as sealbearers, who receive a C.S.F. pin, certificate, gold seals on their transcripts and diplo- mas, as well as special designation on graduation. The Kiwanis Bowl is a club formed to promote academic excellence, increase knowledge, encourage sportsmanship, and teach students to react calmly under stressed situa- tions. The ten Varsity and twelve Ju- nior Varsity members are required to have a strong knowledge in at least two subject areas and a quick recall ability. Cash prizes and tro- phies are given, as well as the fact that students will be well prepared for any quiz show in the future, according to club advisor Linda Carpenter. Special club activities in- clude a Pre-Victory Banquet. Post- Victory Banquet, as well as several scrimmages. Captain Jim Holling- shead, Co-Captain Harold Becker, Secretary Mimi Wan, Treasurer Al- bert Hu, and Mrs. Carpenter devote lots of effort to make the Kiwanis Bowl a success. Varsity Kiwanis Bowl. Top Row: Jim Holllng- shead, Linda Carpenter. Frank Cornelia, Sec- ond row: Albert Hu. Mimi Wan, Harold Becker. Third row: Paul Keating, Kelly George. Jamie Sneed. Bottom row: Jeff Wfieeler. Travis Culwell. Junior Varsity Kiwanis Bowl Top row Amy Hemseri, Linda Israeison, Kris Kallin Second row: Alice Becker. Dana Hutfi. Ron Ivlilligan Ttiird row David fvloses. Joleen Grussing. tvlonique Huebal. Bottom row: Susan Matsui. Yvonne Pak, 148 Kiwanis Bowl

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Trips Are Highlight Of Off-Campus Club The Ski Club was without an advisor, but Presidents Kevin Buck and Kelly Powers managed quite well without one. There were approximately 75 members who met once a week during ski season to discuss trips. The club went on trips to Utah, Lake Tahoe, Mammoth, and Squaw Valley, while also taking some side trips locally. The trips were organized by Coast Skiers which provided transportation, lodg- ing, and food. The Ski Club was basi- cally an off-campus club because it did not revolve around fund-raisers or scholarships: the club was only inter- ested in promoting the sport of skiing. The Yosemite Institute Club was off to a slow start until advisor fvlike Allen got approval from the board for their week-long trip to the Yosemite Insti- tute. The Institute is a center in Yosem- ite National Park where students learn about geology, anthropology, and fire ecology. There was also free time for hiking and sight-seeing. Led by co- Presidents Rebecca Speer and Nicole Urzua, the club of about 50 members met frequently to discuss fund-raisers and plans for their trip which occurred during the second week in June. Ski Club Top row: Leslie Lott, Caroline Proulx, Albert Hu. Bill Amsbary, Art Barboua. Second row: Dana Callison. Kelly Powers, Lubda Pow- ers. Lisa Fauna, Harriet Golding, Chris Watson. Tracie La Bollita, Third row: Ned Nabal, Beth Holland. Larry Malilay, Angie SImth, Alvin Fi- scher. Ski Yosemite Club 147

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CSF MEMBERS Lynn Allen. Mayher All, Dave Anderson, John Anderson, Anjel Ayrer, Cheryl Babb, Cindy Bagley, Harold Becker, Debbie Black, Tracy Blake, Caroline Bolstad, Marilyn Bra- camonte. Jack Cannon, Cindy Charleton, Cindy Chikahisa, Katherine Christopherson, Brian Clark, Susan Clemens, Debbie Coe, Michelle Collins, Cheryl Conrad, Linda Cor- nell, Frank Cornelia, Ken Drazkowski, Dana Dugan, Shannon Durbin, Richard Endo Sandra Feehan, Rulin Fuong, Samuel Fuong, Debbie Garland, Stacy Garland, Melisa Garrett, Kelly George, Cindy Goodin, John Goodin, Susan Grussing, Dan Ha, Shel- ley Harrison, Wendy Hauk, Amy Hemseri, Cathleen Hender, Lisa Hirst, Susan Hoenig, James Hollingshead, Kathy Holthaus, Kent Holtorf, Grace Hou, Lisa Houk, Monique Huebel, Dana Huth, Stephanie Johnson, Stacy Ju, Russell Kadota, Kris Kallin, Kim Joung, Glenn Kiss. Monique LaBare, Greg Lai, Tim Leavey, Helen Lee, Janet Lee, Kelly Lee, Amy Litzel, Feipi Liu. Jennifer Lu, Janine Mafi, Diana Malkin, Jose Marques, Judith Mason, Jane Matsui, Susan Matsui, Eric Miller, Michael Morgan- son, Peggy Morken, Ten Morrison, Karen Nelson, Dzung Nguyen, Huong Nguyen, Lan Nguyen, Lan Xuan Nguyen, Loan Nguyen, Quy Nguyen, Tuan Nguyen, Vang Nguyen, Dan Noel, Patricia Nowling, Yvonne Pak, Marietta Paldi, Darcy Patch, Julee Pate, Joan Patitucci, Kari Penso. Cheri Pham, Kenny Prock, Leslie Proulx, Jon F. Reynolds, Jr., Deborah Reza. Vikki Rice, Lisa Roth. Pamela Ruddock. Ken Ruggles. Colleen Russell. Garrett Sakai. Lori Sanfilippo. Renee Schulz. Holly Shields. Wangsung Song. Nicholas Soo. Rebecca Speer. Debbie Stickel. David Suchard. Greg Sutton. Justine Tanabe. Sue Taub. Cheryl Taylor. Kelly Thompson, John Thompson, Henry Tien, Shaw-Yueh Tien, Kim Tran, Thu- Anh Tran, Toby Turrell, Lynn Uchizono, Jose Velazquez. Mimi Wan. Debbie Welch. Roger Yates. Charles Yoon. George Young. Jam Zemanek. CSF SEALBEARERS Mir All. MariLynn Charleton. Barbara Dow, Gerald Faludi. Debbie Garland. Stacy Gar- land. David Kory. Stephanie Lebens. Jennifer McComb. Ron Milligan. Terry Murray. Starr Ogata. Kelly Povi ers. Caroline Proulx. Ken Proulx. Bob Scannell CSF. Officers Dana Huth. Parliamentarian; Harold Becker. Sergeant at Arms; David Kory. Treasurer; Jim Hollingshead. Vice- President Not Shown: Stephanie Lebens. Julee Pate checks her grades to see if she qualifies for CSF membership. CSF Officers. Dana Huth. Parliamentarian; Harold Becker. Sergeant at Arms; David Kory. Treasurer; Jim Hollingshead. Vice- President. Not shown: Stephanie Lebens. CSF. 149