McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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4s 'M 5 M, ,, a M 44 N, , . f i 7 O, 'ra , I' . fpwm E l'i.H'x'Z'g: AV S V 'Zi' 2 ', f If 4 faiting for the peace balloon to be sent up are Brent nderson, Mike Pulido, Sean Franco, and Eric Sherbon x Listening to an important discussion on which play to do next are Angela Solorio, Darla Reichle, and Aaron Ramsey. Discussing one of Sr. Wom- en 's many fun activities are Sheila ZerTuche and Steph- anie Wilhoite. WB F.C.A. labovej: Roberta Smith, Sandy Lee, Bill Douglass, Clay Silva, Dannelle Trapp, Mr. Jack Begley, Bobby Lemons F.C.A. llelil: Back Row: DeeDee Trapp, Jacque Lemons, Row 2: Miss Madean, Patty Robinson, Laurie Meachum, Rebecca Sny- der, Joanna Reddemann, Karen Hall, Jon Lanier Isponsorl, Monroe Thompkins, Conrad Sanborn lsponsorl, Keith Jones, Row 1: Manuel Orantia, Jim Schultz, Matt Mazurek, Steve Wil- son, Craig Porter, Bill Williams. Clubs Gb

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Southeast Asian: Back Row: Lian Xiong, Tony Xiong, Snuk Vang, Toupac Vang, Ying Xiong, Juan Domingo, Yia Cha, Row 5: Xiong if Cha, Khue Vang, John Vang, Von Minh, Suke Lee, Cheng Lee. Row 2: Ying Vang, TouFong Vang, Fang Vang, Ia Xiong, Chue Vang. Club Francias: Back Row: Hang Ho, Eric Braxton, First First Row: Mr. Don Johnson, Mee Yang, Tong Yang, Plhia Yang, Nu Row: Tim Artz, Rosemary Kline, Angela Solorio, Joyce Yang, Dawn Domingo, Chou Xiong. Bliatout. Leaming, Companionship Listening while the new offi- cers are announced are Pat- ty Brooking and Michelle Holt. ellowship of Christian Athletes was some- times mistaken to be just for athletes but every- one was invited. They dis- cussed teen problems and gave support to one another. Southeast Asians was a so- cial club where members talked over their problems about being in a new coun- try. High school was very diif ferent for most of them and becoming more 'American- ized was important. Being a part ofa club gave students a way to develope new friendships and contri- bute something lasting to the school. 94 Explaining the new scene is President of Drama Club, Kathy Henson. Clubs Z4 Q71 ml fir-555 v' 41

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L+ e 9 X i- 1 ,L ,Q gr - Q vu- - Q x S 9 x 4 6 P l Y pq W XV X 4 5 Traditions raditional activities were the heart of McLane 's liveliness. Throughout the years McLane 's clubs have ranged from plain fun to more serious dimen- sions. With the beginning of double lunch periods a few years ago clubs found it difficult to combine into one group. The new Monday morning sched- ule helped to revive clubs. Any stu- dent that wished to get involved found ample opportunity to do so. The Tartan and Greacan staffs, Highlanders, rallies, cheerleaders, and homecoming were all vital parts of McLane which students knew would always be there eveijy year. This positive IMPACT carried the momentum over the summer and made it possible to begin each year as if there had never been a summer vacation. A