Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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70 Clubs Pep Front row-Lynn Yamada, Ann Kissinger, Denise VanPatten, Lori Green, Lisa Notley, Kris Kierstead, Jamy Stillman, Lori Mettler, Jill Yamada, unidentified, Maria Whilecottong Row 2-Kelly Kilpatrick, Stacy Hagood, Dee Dee Stoab, Shannon Berger, Taria Berryman, Jennifer Hill, Carmal Kawanoe, Shalyn Canfield, Paulita Jacobs, Jenny Beacon, Michelle Marreno, Michelle Cox, Sandy Chen, Kambra Benadom, Alissa Roys, Tracy Mac Fanane, Georgiann Psans, Row 3-Adele Saglietto, Kristie Heiser, Susan Stoulenberg, Denise Dochnal, Chris Crandlemire, Jodi Henderson, Jenny Alvarez, Christine Connel, Deanne Valdez, Susie McDonald, Danielle Orr, Nicole Spanovich, Stacy Carter, Chrisy Pena, Kelly Sladana, Kathy Stuppy, Tracy Baldwin, Vicki Conner, Amy Johnson, Erika Zapalac, Stacy Radig, Libbie Rector, Paula Radig, Kristie Kakalow, Nancy Goss, Debbie Moller Llnder the direction of Nicole Spanovich Marina's Pep Club filled the bleachers with shouts of encouragement for our superior athletes. Through wind, rain, sleet or over- cast, Pep Club members inspired football, basketball, and many other sports mem- bers. Though the club consisted mainlyf freshman and sophomore girls, the club i . it awp W A Y was open to whoever was willing to put S 1 A l-te ff forth the effort necessary to create an aura r iss 'T it of school spirit. GO VIKES!! N P 'P gf 1 Q 94 N re 5 .. rr- . . te' A ..r.s e ,ff .ff r r , .,,, , Vice-President Stacy Carter and President Nicole Spanovich

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LATI Ave! This year's Latin students put in an active year earning money to finance the 1985 Roman Banquet in March. This event was attended by approximately 240 Latin stu- dents, parents, and alumni. All guests wore togas and dined in Roman elegance. There was entertainment following the dinner, and then the annual Gluteus Maximus Awards were given out to deserving and eager Latin students. Other activities during the year that kept the members busy were the annual yi Sucker Sale and the nomination of Randy and Ronda Roman the Club mascots Mrs. Harding sneaks a goodie from the Latin club display on International Day. Front Row: Jean Hime, Tammy Nguyen, Scott Toy, Stephanie Ross, Stacie Nishimine, Jenifer Volta. Second Row: Gayle Henderson, Terri Dolton, Lola Wong, Minir Parikh, Suzie BownfRonda Romani, Karen Franke, Stephanie Sabelino, Leo SabelinofRandy Romani, Eddie Chao, Chris Walter, Mike Depue. Third Row: Que Nguyen, Mrs. Hardingfadvisorj, Jason Stein, Davina Whitridge, Kim Ranalli, Linda Baek, Miki Yamada, Marion Cordry, Barbara Calister, Carmel Kawana, Candice Bown, Wayne Okaso, Kevin Stern, David Walter. Fourth Row: Jay Lechtman, John Dolton, Mike Jones, Sherri Christ, Lisa Hyska, Nicole Blackburn, Sharon Wolfsen, Jeff Aguilar, Bob Johnson, Jim Stead, Chuck Burns, Guy Reissen, Jim Enna. g 'rii I it , , ev, I N 'I Ng: Q . M g g K S ts ,J .. X Q X i K Am K ... s ... . , as . 'r ' 11. i ----' -V ' ..'.-i I I ' f K S ' A Friendships are made everyday in the Latin Club. Come join the fun! Officersfl to rj: Gayle Henderson, Jay Lechtman, Kim Ranalli, Jason Stein, and Roger Lldwin lead an ever-important club meeting. 72 Clubs