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

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Any student of Marina High is eligible to join the Computer Club. While no prior knowl' edge of computers is required it is highly suggested that members be proficient in at least one computer language. Members of the computer club are eligible to be selected to attend a yearly programming competition. The Hackers meet every week to discuss new programs for upcoming competitions. Computer , 141 QR 55 F Alias Lets write those programs! Officers: Chris Walter: Jon Krauseg Sabrina Goodmang Rob Garretsong Pat Craneg Mr. Chirl Mr. Chirig Pat Carneg David Sperlingg Rob Garretsong Phoebe Chang Chris Walterg Nhi Chug Jon Krauseg Steve Galeg Wayne Flynn Clubs 86

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5 . f. fait 5 Law at I fl l E 5 4 ,,,, ' ,T , K 7 f , ,.ix. Ms, h ..f'f?,4f .7 ,H , .., A 'f ,5':.Qi , ,'1Z?H'W'Z'f-1 -'5.1WdZ,ff iffiwf 'Q 12-Zlkiziflf H r - - L , A H . ra if l 5 5 f 1.-.E:.- H all ' A QW W , g H , tty.. wg ' , H ' Wi ' f W - ' A 1 ' fig? .. J 5' 5 W l kg 5, . . 1 . . l , ' , if s 535 - M --F f 5' Xu V ,.f5'l'Tt?l'I9.QWll'If'54 -- But even a drunk would have seen her in this intersection if she was wearing a lime-green jogging suitll' This year's Law Club, or Mock Trial team, had great success. Given the case of Cindy Ballard vs. the People, the entire team fought for truth and justice. Was Cindy driving? Was Rolfe? Can a vehicle be properly operated if the driver is sitting in the center of the front seat? These questions are still unanswered today. Preparations ofr the competitions were made both during lunch and during the even- ing. Roy Comer and Mrs. Tourino, attornies, provided much help and counseling to both the lnter-district and Orange County Teams. Trials took place at the Westminister courts for the Inter-district team and at the Santa Ana courts for the Orange County team. Ev- eryone participated, attornies and witnesses alike, and had a wonderful learning exper- ience and a great time. ' C . - f, -K he X Q 1 t --eggs . ff K 5 . , .. - . s Q t .. A is t wi ,D 1.-a'? 1 A X C Tsai ,fi - ' C ' . t rf 2 - C f 2 1 ' ' K 4 V K A . ... Mgr , , A X 1 C . -:- - . S 4. Y Q K x K . fs. , a. t ff K -A , ,SE A fmf xkss. , F t T . C . . ., - Q.. . . 1 Bottom Row: Barbara Callister, Shellie Rose, unidentified, Hahn Cao, Theresa Bui, Chris Walter, Stephanie Po, Terri Dolton, Sharron Korn, unidentified, Mr. Snetsinger. Middle Row: Kim Malone, Jason Stein, Melissa Moore, Susan Lau, Celestine Woo, Julian Cummings, Carrie Harris, Jim Enna, Lee Silverman, Beth Buhman, Mike Depue, Jeff Tumlin, Kirsten Challman, kristen Smith, Debbie Hirsch. Back Row: Jay Lechtman, unidentified, Sabrina Goodman,wGuy Reissen, Alice Boulter, Mike Donegan, Eli Ben-Shoshan. Clubs 85

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Choir Top: Garret Bincks, Jenny Chaffee, Mike Chandler, Alice Boulter, Donna Dunn, Jeff Tysor, Julie Ellery, Linda Emde, Michelle Boettcher, Stacey Stendeder, Brook Adams, Mr. Pitt Bottom: Dixie Alexander, Mike Smith, Mary Medler, Karen Stark, Peggy Hurlebas, Michelle Hering, Mary Mix w 555, -ff 5 Officers: Dixie Alexander, Mike Chandler and Linda Emde The Marina Choir Club made its' debut ap- pearance in 1984-85. lt is composed mainly of some students in choir and Mariners or sim- ply those who appreciate music and the won- derful way it brings people closer together. The Choir Club sponsers the awards for Mari- na's vocal program, which are better known as Mariners and Choir. The club is very social as they held parties and a banquet at the end of the year. Their main purpose is to support the encouragement of vocal music on cam- pus and in the community. Choir Club did this by spreading the word of music and good cheer throughout the whole year and will con- tinue to in the future. Clubs 87