Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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FBLAFMJA Future Business Leaders, with sponsors Mr. George Poplin, Miss Sharon Shields, and President Martha Spencer, had an active year. Members took part in a field trip to the ECPI, a Computer Center in Fresno. They also attended the Winter Conference in Caruthers, where they competed in various contests including typing, spelling, vocabulary, and parliamen- tary procedures . The winners then competed in the State Convention held in Fresno, The annual initiation included a peanut -roll race and ring-around-the-roseys , which placed losers in the trash cans . A candy sale later in the year, was plan- ned to increase their treasury. Annie and Sandra sat in trash cans. O zrls f U FRONT ROW: Terri Herman, Beverly Bengel, Cheryl Homen, Pam Appleby, Susan Kiseloff, Carla Nielsen, Lora Lambrecht, and Tanya Goosev. SECOND ROW: Linda Henriksen, Kathy Miller, Susan Martin, Nancy Delarm, Patty Ellenberger, Vicki Samarin, Alexandria Juarez, Nicholette Bechkoff, Carolyn Miller, and Norma Matlock. BACK ROW: Harriette Pedersen, Michele Hampton, Carol Nale, Bev Radinoff, Debbie Georgeson, Cathy Henrikson, Brenda Gentry, Janice,-Marita, and Frances Heeren.

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The California Scholarship Federation visited the University of California at Santa Cruz. A group of thirteen with Mr. Jim Seay, the sponsor, and Miss Mary Bowen, left for Santa Cruz after school on December 3, 1970. That evening they attended a movie. After spending a rainy night in an ocean front motel, the CSF'ers toured the UCSC campus. Their guides were Joe Altamirano and Ray Rodriquez, KUHS alumni. As in past years, scholarship is the name of the game for CSF. Tanya Goosev and Kathy Kubo, fall semester president and spring semester president, respectively, and Mr. Seay have done their shares to insure this annual ritual. ' SPRING FRESI-IMAN MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: Kathleen Enns, Cathy Henrikson, Cindy Carlson, Diana Yep, and Sally Dominguez. BACK ROW: Agagglganiranggx Susan Rose, Lana Feis, Cynthia Lindsey, and Mary Tehin. 3-5 Q ir. 1, ii 1 5. SPRING SENIOR MEMBERS, FROM LEFT: Norma SPRING SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: Marti Matlock, Bev RadinoE, Mike Kister, Jim Lutz, Rick Cowen,'Brenda Smithcamp, ' in, Carla Nielsen, White, Ed Blankenship, David Scheidt, and Gordon and Susan Kiseloff. BACK ROW: Bob Kubo, Karen Bizieff. NOT PICTURED: Maria Cardoso, Debra Ciapessoni, Patty Thompson, Katherina Goosev, Frances Georgeson, Alexandria Juarez, Lora Lambrecht, Heeren, and Vicki Samarin. NOT PICTURED: Judy Ortencia Miranda, and Jan Zangenberg. Cardwell.

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Busy Year FRONT ROW: Tanya Goosev, Brenda Srnithcamp, Bonnie Foster, Yolanda Pacheco, Martha Spencer, Rosa Fortune, and Paula Fortune SECOND ROW: Juanita Jararnillo, Sandy Ramos, Diane Yep, Annie Montes, Renee Smith rnp, Frances Buchnoff , and Cathy Smithcamp BACK ROW: Miss Shields, Sandra Stidham, Stella Garcia, Jackie Long, Pam Appleb , 'no Juarez, Charles Foster, and Mr. Poplin omfnated F TA Members of Future Teachers enjoyed the teach- ing experience gained through various field trips to the elementary schools . President Tanya Goosev, with the help of sponsor Mr. Knapp, planned to give a scholarship to a graduating senior. A Senior Teacher Day and field trip to the Teacher Career Day at Fresno Statewere also planned. Money malcing projects included several bake sales. Cathy receives undivided attention