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

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Drama This year's Drama Club consisted of Mari- na's most aspiring young actors and ac- tresses. Although most members are involved with the Thespians, anyone is welcome to join. You will probably see these talented kids in plays and musicals all throughout the school year. To support their future theatrical productions, these students sold candy to raise money. But besides raising money, all of the kids became great friends just being to- gether sharing the thrill of the theater. - if , P Front Row: Tammy Bradshaw, Valerie Coulton, Jason Stein, Adviser Steve Shwartz, Marina Fabic. Second Row: Stephanie Weiner, Danny Reinisch, Roger Lldwin, Joyce Stalcoup, Kirsten Challman, Sharron Korn, Third Row: Gina Wiley, Tracee Stewart, unidentified, Karen Stark, Jeff Bond, unidentified, Mary Ann, Dee Dee Bacon, Melissa Gamer, Ruth Birchmeyer, Connie Wyant, Kristi Steele, Erin Jones. Fourth Row: Sabrina Goodman, David Dohner, Andrea Pleshner, Ruth Worthington, Nancy Elrod, unidentified. Q .gn i - 1' 'gf I i A . N ik X lf Que Officers: Stephanie Weiner, Kirsten Challman, Joyce Stalcoup, Valerie Coulton, Jason Stein, In this Cage, it is the blind leading the blind Roger Udwin, Danny Reinisch, Steve Shwartz. A'Karen, darling, work with me! Work with mel 82 Clubs

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Site Council . Marina's School Site Council is, as al- ways, busy working to improve our school. This committee is composed of teachers, administrators, parents, and students who represent each grade level. This energetic group meets the first Tuesday of every month in the Career Center. During this time, the members ofthe Council will dis- cuss the educational and extra-curricular aspects of Marina. Site Council hopes to improve such areas, and, thus, accomplish its goal to make Marina the best school in the District. At these meetings, the Council will listen to all sides of an issue concerning our school's environment. The parents', teach- ers', administrators', and the students' opinions are considered. This way, all of the vital elements that make a high school number one, are able to have a major influ- ence in Marina's decision-making process. ln order to have been chosen to represent -f one's class, each student had to have an interview and complete an application. Two students from each grade, in addition to two alternates, achieved this honor. Parents, teachers, and students discuss the issues at Marina's Site Council meeting. Student Representatives: Front' Kirsten Challman, Julie Kurth, Racquel Rojo, Traci Baldwin, Back-Macky Chao, Norman Burnstein, Marshall Altman. Jennifer Bovitz. Julie Tuller, Wayne Osako, Carmen Tevis, Not pictured: David Sacks, Tifany Tsuneyoshi. Clubs 81

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IMC C First row: H. Phan, Candie Lee, Jara Lynch, Chris Miya, Darren Yap, Miki Yamada, Daryl Chong, Carlos Caballero, Diane Branson, Derek Alari, Tony Sun, Tony Zilly. 2nd row: Joe Zarsky, Jeremy Rodriguez, Dave Richards, Shalyn Canfield, Laurie Green, Christina Tourino, Philicia Weaver, Valerie Pennington, Julie Kurth, Donna Pusich, Scott Thackery, Diane MacNeil. 3rd row: Stephanie Po, Debbie Hogue, Lynnea Nolen, Nancy Hayata,Hillary Mae, Eva Peluso, Joan Bixby, Nicole Newell, Carolyn Trautner, Regina Kliener, Sunme Lee, Jae Cho, Mike Hime, Denny Sun, Lenard Lu. 4th row: Barbara Calister, Jon Kniss, Jason Attias, Paul Tung, Teaf Reaves, Chris Walter, Chris Lee, Jerry Joseph, Darren Grove, Art Bromage, John Kurth, Julie Hastings, Eric Powers, Bryce Alleman, Bryan Van DerMey, Brian Emde. 5th row: Greg Neagle, Pat Mannion, Jeff Vogel, Dean Penderghast, Dean Okamura, Scott Gregory, Rob Culley, Chris Pepin, Steve Pasienski, Kevin Nichimine, John Mason Jr., John Mason Sr. 6th row: Paul Cathey, Dave Shugart, Rick Sariee. lMC, or Instrumental Music Club, was basie cally put together for the members of the Marina Band, but anyone with a love for mu- sic was able to join. All of the members hang out together at lunch in the band room or you can find them sitting around in the band and music hall. This year, IMC and its members helped out with campus beautification day and hosted several parties. With John Mason Sr. as their advisor, these music lovers get together to enjoy and share each others joy in music. 9 2 E r Officers: lst row: Barbara Calister, Stephanie Po, Julie Kurth, Jon Kniss. 2nd row: Steve Pasienski, Darren Yap Clubs 83