Los Banos High School - El Pacheco Yearbook (Los Banos, CA)

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oi P- Pres.g Chris Morcus, Sec,!T1-eas. NO ICTURED: RIGHT, DRAMA CLUB OFFlCERS:A! gpaggQ Lisa Basinger, Rep. BELOW, DMLQAWLAMQNUB MEMBERSHIP: chris Morg parks Toni Carillo, john Jeffers, NOT PIC r arol Jensen, Lisa Basinger. ArhaLlt's those future actors and iactresh of Los Banos High School! 'Howisnccessful will they be? Maybe that depends on how the Drama Club fits in. It promotes drama, letting the members reveal their talents, and appreciate acting much more. lt allows the members to put on plays, read outstanding drama material, and travel to see actual theatre productions Interest in doing plays and appreciating good drama is all that is required. U

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BELOW, FAR LEFT, AFS OFFICERS: Anne Butler, Pres, 5 Margaret Ivlusgrove, Rep. 3 Marilyn Hew, Vice-Pres. 9 Julie Manzanedo, Sec. fTreas. ABOVE, FAR LEFT: Fabio Trevisan from Brazil and Satoko Nakahara from Japan look over U. S. bicycles fMade in Iapanl. LEFT , AFS MEMBERS: julie Manzanedo, Lisa Basinger, Mary Swanson, John Jeffers, Lisette Dungan, Diane Gastelo, Marty Craig, Laurie Wolfsen, Steve Stambaoh, Norleen Swanson, Toni Carillo, Carol Jensen, Fabio Trevisan, Erika Ullman, Gary Galliohio, Kelly Borelli. BELOW LEFT: Mr. William Eagleton, Bradley, David, Alan, Satoko Nakahara, Mrs. Evelyn Eagleton. NOT PICTURED, Elysa Eagle ton. Satoko is from Karate-gunn japan and comes from a small family. She says that japan's schooling is much more academic with no electives, therefore being much harder than the American way of learning. She is a fan ofthe rock group Queen , is very artistic, and plans on becoming an interpreter, which means language classes. All together she's enjoying her stay here in America and the school is happy to have her. AFS is active every year. Ther-e's always an interesting foreign exchange student who comes from abroad and who shares the lives of the students at school and as Americans with everyone. Plus students from Los Banos High School have a chance to go abroad and share in the lives or the people of other lands. The purpose of AFS is to promote its activities. The club has been going strong for twenty years and started as a division of the adult AFS. One of the fund-raising activities is bake sales, which can help support the worthwhile organization.

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if as fgifmwwifat Y fr 1 is rf r A ,us 9 3 551-'1 ,Eff 5 BELOW, LOS BANOS MOUNTAINEERS MEMBERSHIP: Judy Alvernaz, Eric Baty, Mike Booher, Sue Booher, Kristy Bremicker, Cory Brockman, Dan Bronson, Pam Canady, John Ciuffo, Lisa Coleman, Marty Craig, Londa Creighton, Donna Cunha, Billy Curutchaque, Debbie Dill, Tom Ereman, Annette Etcheverry, Ross Freitas, Bill Gilardi, Gary Gargano, Billy Hansen, Roni Howard, julie I-lutsell, ' 5 ' Pat lmperatrice, Jennie Laneayo, Lori Low, Shawn Mello, ' Anna Meza, Tim Newbry, Bret Oliver, Karen Pierce, Tom Post, john Ruiz, Ron Santiago, Lori Sat:-e,Mike Satre, joey Silva, Steve Stambach, Mario Vasquez, Scottie Wakeling, Leah Whisenhunt, Jeanie Wolfson, Laurie Wolfsen, Caroline zenrner, Jim Zion. RIGHT, Los BANos MOUNTAINERS OFFICERS: Tom Hew, Pres. 3 Chris Coelho, Vice-Pres. g Sue Booher, Sec. flireas. 5 Leah Whisenhunt, Asst. Sec. !Treas. 5 Ron Santiago, Rep.3 Steve Stambach, Travel Coordinatorg Mr. Robert Morrow, Advisor. . A , 1.7 P .1 ,lN.,..k - -A .QQ ' M. 1 5 f,-fsc.'Ci'I'3 R- -' - ft 'TT' 1 ' , .44 f E.-V., A 2 f KVA 1 Aw . ' 1 P'- oi Attention Nature-lovers! What could be a more fullfilling ad venture than an outing with Los Banos Motmtaineers? It's hiking, backpacking, Wilder ness conservation and studying nature. The members discover new' methods of ecology on Weekend backpack trips, and learn how to make the most of nature as a means of survival. The club benefits nature as Well as its members for a compro- mise between man and the Wilderness.