Artesia High School - Ano de Oro Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Vietnamese Club Remembering Our Homeland This was the first year of existctKc lor the Vietnamese Club. The Artcsia Vietnamese students welcome any new members to this unique and exciting new organization The club ' s purpose IS to bring the Vietnamese culture to Artesia and to let the Vietnamese students share their traditions with other interested Pioneers. This year the club participated in Freshmen Night and the annual school carnival With the encouragement of Advisor Nolan Noble and President Cindy Tran, the Vietnamese Club proved to be one of the brightest additions to the organiza- tional list of Artesia High The Vietnamese Club; Boiiom niu , L to K. Ron F.tlwards, Hicp Ngu. Tom Tran, Bao Mai Hun Top row: Chau Vu, Huynh Pham. Cindy Tran, Laurie Ngo, Nien Duong, Ysa Le Volleyball Club Supports Our VB Team The Volleyball Club raises money to send volleyball team members to camps and (or slide shows which mark the end of the volleyball season. Fund raisers included candy sales, the Artesia Invitational Volleyball Tournament, and various volleyball leagues. Last summer Club President April Lynch and Vice President Tina Taylor attended the Al Scates Volleyball Camp in Santa Barbara. April Lynch reported, Camp was great, except for the cafeteria food. We improved our VB skills and, because it was a coed camp, met some very interesting ' guys This year the VB club has raised almost $?()( )()()() through its various activities. The Voll.yliall flub Bottom roi, , I. to R: Tanya Ac|umu, Kelly Wolfe, Tina Taylor, Leona Atiuino, Jeniiiter Wilson, Bnseyda Valencia SiiimJ roll: Advisor Brian Kamper, April lynch, Varisha Woflord, Denise Winn, Serena Miy.ilura, Missy Denham, Marci Ijipriore, Shell. 1 Guico. Organizations I 129

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Madrigals Forever Filled With Song This year Artesia was gifted with a new dub, Madrigals. They have become a big part of the Fine Arts department by doing a Christmas concert during lunch and by filling the halls with beautiful Christmas music. We were also given the great opportunity of catching their performances in our spring Musical. Madrigals ' leaders are President Tonie Fisher, Vice- President Christy Evidente, Secretary ana Treasurer Hope Smith. Madrigals; Bottom row. L to R: Yeon Wong Chung, Ken Fisher, Ronald Pepito, Dows Woon Lim, David Baida, James Kim Middle row: Eunice Park, Jinkyung Suh, Kathy Cho, Michelle Brown, Irene De Goma, Christy Endente, Rosa Mesa Top row: Steve Back, Sara Kim, Sarah Baek, Cheryl Anderson. Hope Smith, Tonie Fisher, Yeon Sook Chung, Julie Bicknell, Margaret Garrish, Ariel Jardiel, Aurcliano Ramus Artesia Representatives Representing True Pioneer Pride Artesia ' s representatives gave us a lot of sup- port this year by raising money for the classes they represented. They raised the money through candy sales, Christmas grams, Valen- tine grams, and by putting on our dances. The Artesia High School Representatives, government at its best! 128 I Organizations

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Annual Staff A Job Well Done This year ' s yearbook staff got off to a slow start. With a new editor, Phil Rudulph, and a larger, less experienced staff, there was more than enough things that could go wrong. With deadlines always approaching and the entire staff learning millions of new things, the class was always hectic and many a tear of frustration was seen. But the problems were never anything that the staff couldn ' t overcome. Even with the obstacles that the yearbook staff did have to face, things did get accomplished and deadlines were met. As a matter of fact, this year ' s year- book turned out to be one of best annuals Artesia High School has ever had. The staff hopes you like the results of their efforts and that you will remember the 1987-1988 Ano de Ore, Always and Forever. HO I Organizations