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Chess Club Makes New Moves t KEY CLUB KEY CLGB Advisor Mr Lutz. Rhonda Newman, James Gomez. Roger Lianoz. Brian Keppol NDRTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL nnviNA GAUfiORNIA - CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW Tony Dinisi. Luis Alva. Jessie Mosquiera SECOND ROW: Carlos Blandino. Jeff Slewart. Kenny Collins. James Gomez. Advisor Mrs. Strauss THIRD ROW Dan Sulivan. Sean Horn. Daniel Rodriguez. Brian Keppol, Stephen Burpo BACK ROW: Chris Higa. Robert Winbush. Peter Wu. Meryt Aleman Chuck Beck and James Gomez listen in- tently as Brian Keppol conducts Key Club meeting Two Northview students study the chess board as t hey look for the next best move 49
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Campus Clubs Serve Community, r y fa ai MARKLINIAMS Mark Cortez, Julia Clark. Rose Spigelmii Key Club and Markllnians were the two main service clubs here at ISorthview. Service clubs strive to help others throughout the year, especially Thanksgiving and Christmas. Their main goal was to devote as much time as possible to needy families and organiza- tions. Leading this year ' s Key Club was Rhonda Mewman: the first female president in the his- tory of the club. Their goal this year was to take a group of boys from LeRoy ' s Boys Home to Disneyland. Fundraisers were held to support this goal, including car washes and candy sales. Markllnians president, Julia Clark, headed the group of three in helping as many people as possible. In December, the club collected baskets of canned food to add to the joys of Christmas for needy families. The main set- back this year was lack of members. The newest club on campus was Chess Club. This club was created for students who enjoyed playing a competitive game. The club looked forward to playing against other schools including Damien and Montclair High Schools. During d Mdrktini ns meeting. President Julia Clark discusses upcoming events j ss e Mosquiera and Chris Higa learn new strategies while concentrating on their chess game. 48 Markllnians. Key Club. Chess Club
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Girl ' s League Works Hard, Plans GIRLS LEAGUE FRONT ROW Denise Lopei. Angie Mendevil. Chris Tan. Shene Mitschke, Chrissy Hernandez. Maureen DeMunck Mortier. Ida Ashby, Tracey Lunetta SECOND ROW: Kim Romero, Tammy Chyrchel, Mancar DeGuzman. Uiane Komero. Suzann Perrone. Stella Cardenas, Cindy Cruz, Regina Gonzalez, Elaine TalaskL THIRD ROW Janine Freeman, Nancy Ikehara. Maria Anonas. Kelli Webb. Alicia Lum, Karen McFarland, MarieJo Ramirez. Kim Troung. BACK ROW. Jeannie Gerard. Christina Burkerl, Sue Abbott. Jerrie Hansen Girls ' League members respond enthusias- ticaHy to the president ' s suggestion of a future fundraiser. 50 Girls ' League
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