Los Altos High School - Los Recuerdos Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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MARTIAL ART Top Row, L. to R.: Ray Sears, Benny VVhang, Mike Chao, Bill Sadler. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Iohn Brooks, Ioann Chow, Cheri Whitfield, Iohn Brooks. Not Pictured: David Alvarez, Lenard Tovar, Dawn Sanchez, Steve Heri, Ginny Lehne. Chuck Young, Bill Dyer, Mike Brownyard. The Martial Arts Club is new this year and started out by publicizing the Martial Arts. They have shown films, and interested students can work out and learn skills. An assembly demonstrating Martial Art skills and tournaments helped. Mr. Tefft Ipictured at the rightj is the advisor. N f sf

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ODEL U ITED NATIU The delegates of the Mode1,UN solve simulated world problems with other ' high school students. The club prepares for a simulation of the United 'Nations by learning about the policies of a chosen country, and representing the country's .view in meetings and discussions of topics. Members have participated in sessions at the Universities of California at Los Angelesand Riverside. Participation provides an awareness of -Q-international problems and the UN's.role in solving them. Their advisor, Mrs. Sill, is pictured at right. ont Row, L. to R.: Alan Barber, Diane Soobitsky, Laura Rodriguez, Cris Peacock, Iohn Iensen. ck Row, L. to R.: Chris Byrne, Terry Chase, Sam Martinez, Paul Schletewitz, Mark Byrne, Ford unnerlyn, Ernie Quintanar. 5 F x , s Nl Q,.f M' 'i Q 0+ t N ---ivn'- 5 i

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EY CLUB op Row, L. to R.: Kyle Martin, Alan Rosnau, Curtis Creath, Paul Schletewitz, Frank Kelbe, Iim Eckman, Doug Daniels. Top Middle Rom L. to R.: Henry ovsek, Mark Miedecke, Russel Bond, Phil Ealy, Ioey Fice, Ed Escalera, Richard Romeo, Bottom Middle, L. to R.: Ron Yee Dong, Mark Blackford, David oote, Phillip Soto, Malcom McKee, Denny Wolderwue, Benji Savage. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Dan Monji, Chris Kubo, Iim Kelbe, Karl Holder, Greg Becker, andy Romero, Phil Cuilty. 5 -gg. Key Club, the organization with the energy and manpower to assist, moved out in all directions in the community. Meetings focused on topics such as hang gliding, youth problems, and moutain rescue. The group held the First Annual Teacher of the Year awards banquet honoring Mrs. johnson and Coach Olson. A United States Flag and a Bicentennial Flag flown over the Capitol were presented to the school. The Miracle Ranch Orphanage in Mexico received aid from the Key Club. Advised by Mr. Hayes Ipictured at Ieftj, the projects were propelled by candy sales, rummage sales, and a lot of time and effort. 235