El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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n f K ; P- rvH7 f I don ' t think that note about meeting after school means he want to propose! exclaims Joanna Keating. Pam McGaw discusses her weekend plans with some close friends 1983-Spring Semester club members. Secretary and historian Stephanie Wang is responisble for recording the activities of the federation In 83 C.S.F, 205

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piiiSiii Pam McGaw displays her approval of the groups planned activities. Pam McGaw is obviously deep in thought as she plans yet another progressive dinner party. C.S.F. Betters The Community The California Scholarship Federation, consist- ing of 80 mennbers, is one of the largest clubs on campus. It is an academic club that accepts members for their outstanding grades. Its pur- pose is to earn enough money to give out schol- arships. In order to be accepted, the student must obtain at least 3 A ' s and one B in the desig- nated subject area. The club has two application periods every school year. The organization is advised by Mrs. Arena and Mr. Cardinale. The five officers are Joanna Keating-President, Joe Greenlaw-fundraisers, Stephanie Wangsecretary and historian, Debbie Renaud-activities, and Michelle Bradach-public- ity. Fundraisers include the sale of M M ' s, which is done annually, and book covers. Activities are also held. They included a private party at Dis- neyland, pizza parties and progressive dinners, where members travel to different houses for each course in the meal. Another activity is the CSF Regional Conference. It ' s held each spring, and it has a wide variety of seminars for members to pick from. C,S,F, officers Debbie Renaud, Joanna Keating and Michelle Bradach plan the next pizza party. 204 C.S.F.

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Math Team Was Adding Up! It is hard to imagine anyone interested in permutations, logarithms, quadratic equa- tions and math in general. But the Math Team is filled with students interested in all these things. The interest and ability in math skills and an inclination to work hard are the only re- quirements for joining the team. The team competed six times in the Atlantic Pacific monthly contest. The tests include tak- ing a number of difficult exams in all areas of high school moth. Then the four highest scores ore sent in for national competition against the scores of other high schools. The twenty member team also contested in competitions at Orange Coast College, Po- mona College, and at on exam sponsored by the Math Assoicotion of America, It did very well in competition, and won several awards. The President of the team was Mon-Ta Tsai. The Secretary was Sharlene Wang. The 1982-83 Math Team Carol Lin and Valerie Wang show off their true mathematical abilities and help count money for the Ecology Club, Mon-Ta Tsai comtemplates whether or not to turn off the lights while not in use while Tony Chen decides if he should close the door or not. After seeing the next nights Math homework, Duncan Huang immediately puts his lunch away. 206 Math Team