Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

Page 183 text:

. -0143? ff 4 , fiat 'EA ,, 5? s M ply fha! 2 , X 4, 2, 2 , '-rr 1 r -4 2 if, f fr A ,Z f 1, y , ., I V , I fi f N 'JZ ' fly I , V 5 af fwfzff , MW, ' 4, ,MMQQ 1 'K Q, H I ' 'fa 1, A., ,, K ' i , V 1' rg u A . -I I f.. I 1 4' ' IW -'lnvm T 9 31 :Q fi 7' I r---vlv , 1 NL. Upper right-Spanish Honor Society: Gayle Levin, Above-Chinese American Student Association: Bart Linda Di Pietro, Fiandi Sokolott, Karen Muchowski, Yeh, James Chang, Peter Chou, Hannah Lee, Jett t .. Katie Weissenborn, Darya Ghafourpour, Delia Flappoport, Stan Wong, David Kong, Andy Lee, , Q, la Ybarraladvl Front- Venecia Abe, Sonia Prasad, Sophie Cheng, Jay Huang, James Tu, Samh Mih, '51 Pam Jong, Erin Nordby tnot pictured: Laura K David Hu, Ingrid Haung, Jon Ne, Angelino Liu, Sonia . g 'fr' Johnstonl Woo, Gloria Lin, Jason Chi, Robert Lee FHS, NSHS, CASA-179

Page 182 text:

F Hola, Bon Jour, Ni How Ma So wordly. The National Spanish Honor Society and the French Honor Society enable students who excel in either of these languages to experience the culture of these countries. The major event of the French Honor Society is the initiation which is brought to an end with the lighting of candles by all members. The National Spanish Honor Society visited a folk art display at a Mexican museum in San Francisco. They also viewed a flamenco dance exhibition. So welcome. The Chinese American Student Association is open to all students. They remembered the teachers on Chinese New Year by giving them traditional red money envelopes. They also participated in a volleyball tournement. Each of these clubs offers a great way to get a taste of different cultures without ever leaving the country. Junior Cynthia Lin, seniors Gloria Lin and Andy Lee take advantage of Club Day to round up some new members. French Honor Society: Front- Cathy Brown, Vicki Vlhlliams, Jenny Wheeler, Winnie Koo, Thou Wee Han, Jill Ryland, Mitchell Furumoto, Sonali Vepa, Stacy Asoto, Middle- Lindy Downs, Louise Saylor, Julia Presoott, Kathy Jost, Stephanie Lev, Stan Wong, Shirley Leong, Janis Sih, Peter Chou, Jennifer Flozario, Michael Blech, Mme. Geoff, Back- Shayna Lutzker, Tammy Caplan, Tina Davidson, Stephanie Vlnlson, Shelly Warneck, Annika Chowhan, Jeanette Sampson, Leslie Pelinka, Jennifer Kieran 1i1iiliii1iZ117m:,.3':21iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili7iiiii1T1ii1ii1 178-Clubs and Organizations Juniors Stephanie Wilson, Jeanette Sampson, and Annika Chowhan patiently await the taking of their l pictures. l

Page 184 text:

Ceatizfe lllNl3lElNlUllllif The RPG club? GATE? What do these clubs do? But first, what do the initials stand for? The Role Playing Games club is based mainly on creativity. Anyone can join this fun-filled group of wizards and superheroes. RPG members gather during lunch of two to three hours after school to play adventure and fantasy board games. After mastering several role playing games, this enthusiastic crowd participates in gaming conventions to match wits with other gamers. So, if you have a taste for the outlandish, the RPG club is for you. GATE, Gifted and Talented Education, is a new organization at Homestead. Since its formation, GATE has given a succesful Shakespearean art festival for its members. Because GATE stresses awareness fo current issues, concerned students have the opportunity to discuss their viewpoints on subjects such as the Star Wars program. GATE also informs its members about upcoming college seminars. Everyone loves food, but not everyone knows how to cook an elegant dinner in an hour. This is why a group of soon-to-be Chefs of the West students joined the Cooking club at Homestead. With advisor .sl ,: pe s., . 55? x l 80-Clubs and Organizations f X0 it I Frances Grinels, members learn quicker and easier methods for preparing their favorite dishes. ln the future, the club plans to visit San Francisco's gourmet restaurants. Cooking is an art, and as with any art form, it gives the artist great pleasure. In many ways, math is a part of our lives. Whether you are a calculus wiz who is interested in broadening your mathematic field or someone who desperately needs a math tutor, the Math club offers both these opportunities. Three days a week the club dedicates its time to give fellow classmates a helping hand. The Math club also sponsers trips to math, science, and computer oriented places. Math club: N. Chan, J. Chi, P. Chung, M. Fu, G. Godhwani, A. Ho, D. Kong, M. Lai, R. Mihara, J. Miller M. Sabourian, R. Shaw, advisor Elwin Stocking, O. Stotzky, T. Travis, advisor Renato Tripodi. gm,'.,f-,ow . Q? 1 X? Cooking Club: Vanessa Chuang, Claudine Eos-Hati, advisor Franoes Grinels, Julie Hopkins, Jayanthi Jayachandra, Shelly Ladd, Truc Nguyen, Lana Tsang, Renee Vierra. GATE: A. Ambrose, C. Browser, A. Chew, D. Cuffel, B. Dougherty, J. Durbin, D. Ferris, D. Ghafourpour, M. Graff, T. Huang, J. Jayachandra, C. Kettleson, S. Ko, Soott Kokka, Stephanie Kokka, B. Lehman, M. Lim, M. Lin, S. Lucas, T. Nguyen, M. Schettler, S. Stidd, L. Storke, F. Tanaka, J. Tumer, S. Vepa, D. Vlhrnowski, S. Yen. lllllh IIEII