Live Oak High School - La Encina Yearbook (Morgan Hill, CA)

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- - fund roisers included working ot the footboll concession stonds, condy Above: So what do you think Mrs. Cowan? Upper Right: This is very interesting. Lower Right: What do you think of this one? TIME TCD DEBATE . The progress of Speech ond Debote hos been on going for 4 4 yeors. lVlr. Robert Bick vvos the teocher who first got it storted. Now Mrs. Donno Cowon occomponies him in orgonizing the club. Nlrs. Cowon is the Speech cooch ond Mr. Bick hondles the Debote issues. The purpose of Speech ond Debote is to moke students comfortoble with public speoking. The club gives these interested students on opportunity to perform in severol speoking events. This yeor is the first yeor the Oxford Debote beot Belloermione's best teoms ot Sorotogo High School in November. The students eorned points by porticipdting in speech competitions. These points enoble the students to eorn membership in the Honor Society. Speech ond Debote porticipotes in severol fund roisers. Some of these soles, ond working ot the fled morket. Quote: I think every student who vvonts to improve himself verbolly ond hove fun ot the some time should give Speech ond Debote o try. There's nothing to feor, but feor itself. Right.' Sure l'll wait, l have all day. Below: Smile, Say cheese. MEMBERS: lf Anderson, C. Barber, N. Barbara, K. Blythe, M. Bowers, ll Boutelle, J. Brawn, J. Brawn, E Chu, l. Chu, M. Cooper, if Copple, R. Dare, T DeJong, M. Dubois, D. Engberson, A. Frasen M. Gar- field G. Grove, L. Hetzel C. Holmes, E Howard, K. Howard, A. Jobaiia, D. Lewis, E Molina, B. Motter, T Moyer, J. Murillo, S. Nakawatassee, K Nickerson, D. Ny, S. Prather, 71 Roe, J. Schlenker, J. Seo, M. Smith, J. Stamp, T Strandberg, K Sung, T 126 SPEECH AND DEBATE Uy, R. Wise, M. Zent, M. Zlatogorov

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lT'S TIIVIE TO VCDLUNTEEF2 ....-q 5,3 X X1 0 X . X K Members: F'honda Angling Alicia Barrezaf Michelle Bordenaueg Tania Bradburnj Arna- dor Buenog Eric Chug Chris Circuitf Melanie Cooperj Stacy Conatq Gregg Guiterrezq Julie Hanselig Juli lsaksenq Heather Jennisong Heather Johnsong Sung Kimg David Lewis-:,' Michelle Limp Treiawney McClain,' Kellie McMahon,' Mary Miyashitag Robert Morghnsterny Stacy Nakawataseq David Ng,' Paresh Patel' Danielle Fiestainoq David Hileyg Bine Steing Matt Toddf Nadine Toddf Mary Tomsf Ginger Witsracher. 1' in ' r- it mm . sw- z . we M51 -L: f 'wwiwlfcyii:kfe+i,:i,i4u'm.iif-w. fmirfwwfg-'ri- . ,, , , , Meme., WV' Wt rWii1 w '.tl'!r?f''..-21022,Q ' i n f f, ' j zwzm--'NM:M'13 7lW,We-grab?-??'.,'i.fi15j ' MJ77 '-vffw--ww t v y ir . it 4?-hr. if ' iw ,K , A , l a I M, T all The Key Club was intro- duced three years ago by Mr. Jack Todd. it is a student ser- vice organization whose par- ent is Kiwanis international. The Kiwanis is a worldwide service organization, whose members desire to become personally involved in improv- ing the quality of their commu- nities. All of the events that the Key Club participates in re- volve around service to the club's community or to their school. Their theme for the past year was to visit local rest homes regularly in order to give the elderly any needed assistance. The Club held several fund raisers throughout the 86-87 school year. They were in charge of running the conces- sion stands at all football games, candy sales, and orga- nizing a booth at the Mush- room Mardi Gras. Mr. Todd would like to give a special thanks to all the Key Club members who took part in all the projects. Aifslsk-'5 ia D 2 .'iV ,v , s H left above: Look guys, new shoes, right above: NOW why did you do that? left below: Look Mom, no cavaties, il KEY 125

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IT'S TIIVIE TO STUDY. Above: The members ol the Academic Decathalon included, Left to Flight: Coach Clampittg Todd Ferreira' Scott Jacksonq Mike Ladaskyg Julie Hansellg Jenny Brawnq Cathy izquierdog Marc Weylandg Elizabeth Brawng Neil McCown,' Laura Ludlowg Dana In September 4986, the Academic Decathalon began in the classroom. Within two weeks, committees were formed that covered every subject listed in the outline provided by the organizers of the Aca-Dec program. In October, the decathalon hopefuls prepared speeches and practiced improvisational speeches. Once the team was announced and alternates chosen, the studying picked up. Support was the key word as each committee of two or three people presented its material and gave spe- cial tutoring during special study ses- sions. Last, but not least, on the fate- ful day in November, the work finally paid off. Live Oak's Academic De- cathalon took Ath place in the 4986 competition, up from 1985's iOth place. And as Velchos the White Tiger can attest - the celebration was the best! The Academic De- cathalon's night of awards was held in December, where Live Oak walked away with more awards than any other school. Albrecht, Gene Sakai' David Riley, Jim Veichos. Befowj Some Of the members aftef 3 Compeng tion. 'X g iii DWL 27