Buena Park High School - Los Coyotes Yearbook (Buena Park, CA)

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.ariKUaKf t ' lub Ml-ihIiits- ThinI Kuw: Mr . Marcina Rossnian, Mary Kully, Marffri ' l Or- tega, Dalia Casteneda, Lori Kusano, Leslie Ht ' nderson, Kathie Poff. Shar(in Kusano, Micheal Jensen. Mrs. Flora Anderson. Second iow: Kim Kornaci, Kelly Kornaci, Sandy . x-ott. Dee Dolan, Debbie Breashears, Lisa Henderson, Betty .Vlatherson; First Row: Suzy Freeman, Jeanie Wong, Irene Hart- man, Rosalie Hernandez, Linda Hernandez, Barbara Kennedy, Sylvia Reyna. Marina Reyna, Vicki Villeta, Becky Matherson Sylvia Reyna and Arlene Nauta both laugh at a joke told by a friend walking by. Linda Hernandez gives a treasurer ' s report at the Language Club meeting. Mecha Club Members-Third Row: Gloria Bocanegra, Rachel Baca, Pat Arevelos, Liz Guerrero, Patty Rodritiuez, Marie Olivo, Ar- lene Nauta, Advisor .Mrs . Pearce; Second row: Tere.sa Villegas, Linda Ortiz, Myra Huizar, Michelle Frausto, Nora Reynoso, Irma Lamas, Lorraine .Mantano, Yvonne Puente; Front row: Phyllis Espinosa, Yvcmne Marti- nez, Rosemary Garcia. Mecha officers-Front row: Secretar Adele Hernandez, Sergeant-at-Arms Antoniette Aguilar; Second row: Vice-president Anita Gonzales, Treasurer Gloria Bocanegra (Not |)ictured: Phyllis Espinoza, President) Language Club officers- Front row: .Advisor Mi-s. Iarcina Rossman, Secretary Di ' bbii ' Breshears, Advisor Mrs. F ' lora Anderson; Second Row: Vice-President Sylvia Reyna, Trea.surer Linda Hernandez, President Ma- rina Reyna. Sally Guerrero and Anita Gonzales talk about things to discuss at the meeting. Patty R(Kiric]uez tells Lorraine Montano all about the Mecha Club. 19

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■I Distcnit Melodies Brighten Campus Experiencitifi: melodies of dtlur lands throughout the year were the Lan- Kuajje and Meeha Clubs. The Lan ' , ' uage Club consisted of membors who speak Spanish, P ' rench nr German. The clul) held many activilies related to foreijrn lands. During November the gniup at- tended an Escargot Day at Irvine High School. The day included many diffei-ent seminars in all three lan- guages. Cooking, singing, dancing and foreign games were the subjects of the classes. It was a day of new experiences and learning alxnit various interests of people in different parts of the world. The finale of the event was a snail race. At the end of the year, the Language Club was to hold a banquet to honor the students who learned the most about their chosen language. The Mecha Club is for Mexican- American students. This year, the Mecha Club planned to attend differ- ent functions that apply to Mexican- American culture. In Hollywood the club attended the play Zoot Suit which gives the history of how Mexi- can-American styles came about. Among their plans this year, most im- portant was to hlep underprivileged families by collecting food and clothing for them. Mrs. Nancy Pearce, Mecha advisor, set a goal to strive for which was to create activities on campus for the club to get involved in.

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Students Master Ag Techniques Masterinjj the proper techniques of agricultural production, students in FFA learned to accept resjionsibilities which are important for their later ex- periences in life. Entering fairs such as L.A. County and Orange County, FFA members had a chance to show theii ' prize-winning animals. This year FFA members also were involved with a special sen-ice day for the city of Buena Park. This year ' s FFA officers are Presi- dent Pat Barr, Vice President Luanne Bernhardt, Secretary Tracy Kutzler, Treasurer John Garcia, Social Chair- man Patty Haacke, Reporter Ruth Bovd, and Sentinel David Smith. I i; rf