Orestimba High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Newman, CA)

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CLAUDIA KING MRS. LlLl.lAN ANDERSEN PresidenT Advisor OFFICERS: MADELINE CABRAL, SecreTary7 JUDY GOETSCH, Par- liamenTarian: SARA STEVENS, HisToriang LOIS STRINGHAM, Vice PresidenT7 MARYLEE MOORE, RepresenTaTive. BROWNS The Sherman L. Brown Pre-ProTessional STudenTs Club is now in iTs Third year aT OresTimba. The organizaTion's primary TuncTion is The exploraTion oT profes- sions, parTicularly The Teaching proTes- sion. The members prepare Themselves Tor The leadership and developmenT re- quired oT Their chosen proTessions. The highlighT oT The year was The Browns VarieTy Show in January. AbouT halT oT The sTudenT body parTicipaTed in The aTTracTion, The proceeds oT which will be used To Tinance an educaTional Trip and To purchase maTerial Tor The professional library. Six Browns Toolc parT in a roundTable discussion on The purposes oT educaTion Tor The P.T.A. The group held a ioinT meeTing wiTh The PaTTerson F.T.A. wiTh a C.T.A. represenTaTive presenT To help advise and counsel Those enTering educaTional Tields. The members Took an inTormaTive Trip To a college campus To acguainT Themselves wiTh college liTe. 27 FirsT row: Barbara Cabral, GeorgeTTe Carvalho, Linda Rosa, Sharon Francis, Helen Amaral. Second row: MargareT MarTin, Karen Rapp, Barbara Craven, Mary Moe, ,Penny Fink, Jean Nunes.

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BLCCK The Block O is one of Oreslimba Union High School's largesl organizalions. ll consisls of aihleles who have earned +he cherished Block O by parlici- paling in Ores+imba's many compelilive sporlrs. The boys can be seen sporiing Their darlc blue swealers wilrh The gold Bloclc O prominenlly dis- played. The obieciives ol The group are To promoie high moral ideals, a feeling of good sporismanship. and high scholasiic siandards. To Tosier a high degree oT school spiril and To inslill an apprecialrion ol inler-scholasiic alhlelics are olher imporlani purposes ol The organizalion, The organizaiion sponsored a basl4e+ball game wilh The l-larlam Road Kings. Joini volleyball Jrournamenis and swimming meeis were held wiih The G.A.A. The group culminaled an evenlful year wi+h a deli- cious barbecue. 26 RON SILVA KEN BRINK Presdenl Advisor Firs+ row: L. Coelho, M. Souza, T. Correia, T. Hansen, J. Massey, R. Simons, G. Arnold. Second row: lvl. Solano. D. Soares, R. Nuneg, G, Hernandez, R, Ma+oZa' D4 Rivasl H. Sparrow A. OFFICERS: B. LUNA, Represenlralivei l-l. ROBLEDO, Sergeanl ai Arms Mgwry, C, Hancock, J, Cgpe' Third row: J' Beffencourfl J' D. TREAT, Vice Presdenl: T. MATOZA, Treasurer: B. MATTOS Sec Harris, B. Morris, D. Jensen, A. Dominguez, G. Davis, E. Kroelcer, VGTGVY' D. Oliveira, J. King.

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SCIENCE The Science Club is Jrhe neweslr organizalrion on cam- pus having been organized in January 'ro promole an in- lereslr in science and malhe- malics and To 'Furnish aciiv- iiies and field 'rrips for Hs growing membership. During 'rhe spring semesler Jrhe club visiied and observed Jrhe scienlific naiure oi an observaiory. a local Creamery. Picnic Day a+ Davis. and olher Jrech- nical planls. Mosi of ihe members enlered exhibils in +he Science Fair al Jrhe Modeslo Junior College. The club's biweekly meeiings are open +o any siudenl inleresied in enhancing his knowledge and apprecialion of lhe world of science and maihemaiics. The club's uliimale inienl' is io moiivale an increas- ing number oi sludenls +oward careers in malrhemaiics sciences, and ihe relaled lechnologies. Alihough new in na+ure. Jrhe club's siudenl en- ihusiasm poinls +0 a flourishing and oulsianding fuiure 28 Firsl' row: Margare+ Marlin, Margarel Cofa, Carol Combs, Barbara Cabral, Kay Dexier. Lois Siringham. Second row: Carolyn Sleinbeclc. Gene Wiley, Rebecca S+ewarl, Jerry King. Rober+ Harris, Jim Weimer. CARL HANCOCK JOSEPH O'LEARY f Presidenl' Advisor l OFFICERS: M. CABRAL, Treasurer: M. MOORE, Vice President C. KING: Social Chairman: S. DENSMORE. Secre+ary7 G. ARNOLD, Sergeanl'-al'-Arms.