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

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Mr. Robinson poses for o picture while porienrly woiring for o PTSA Doord meenng ro begin. Mrs. Giffen, President of PTSA, woirs for rhe rest of rfie boord lo orrive for o meenng ■1 31 wm m - — — m W f 1 y — tf ' L .t m iW El i 1 HiHH , i PT A MaiMm LovJ Pniofih Throughour rhe year, rhe Porenr Teacher Srudenr Assodorion has been somewhor busy, though rheir acriviry has nor been publicized. The orgonizorion ' s purpose was ro encourage communlcorion be- rween parenrs, reochers, and srudenrs, and ro assist rhe srudenr body OS o whole, Wirhin rhe school year, rhe srog donees of rhe posr were ommlr- Skeerer Zeppo, The money broughr in by rhe bingo was pur inro a scholarship fund and awarded ro deserving srudenrs or rhe conclusion of rhe year, Acring presidenr was Mrs, Giffen, firsr vice presldenr was Ellen Saunders, second vice presidenr was Connie Nobletr, Jean Tummel performed rhe dury of secrerary, while Nancy Acone hepr rrod-; of the orgonizarion ' s financial siruorion. Also ortendlng board meetings wos Sandra Dominguez, student congress representative, by Michelle Drown Sondro Dominguez, Srudenr Congress f.epresenrQrive, grocefully swings oround o pole wfiile making her way ro o meering PTSA 25

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ftfv 1k FuSim If you hod been in rhe conference room ofrer school every two weeKs, you would hove noticed somerhing. You would hove noticed rhor rhe School Sire Council was meering. The School Sire Council is parr of a srorewide progrom dubbed, rhe School Improvemenr Plon, Mr Dremer comnnenred, Ir is on honor for our school ro be chosen ro parricipore in SIP SIP has mode many decisions and done many Things for Duena Park High School They ' ve ollocored $120,000 rhrough- our rhe school, and evoluored various programs on campus ro derermine who needed funds. They also decided how ro presenr different legislature to the student body For example, when rhe low prohibiring students from smoking on campus was possed, SIP interviewed smokers and nonsmokers ro ber- rer understond the opinions of both. Among the cabinet was Chairperson Dennis Giffen, Vice- Chairperson Gary Peebles, and Secrerary Corey Eubanks, Mr. Dremer usuolly presided over rhe meerings, accepring conrribu- rions from rhe group. The School Improvemenr Plan has proved ro be o worrhwhile cause for our school. by Michelle Drown SIP Coordinator Chris Johnson woirs for rhe meering ro begin 24-SIP

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One of rhe proudesr groups or DPHS is rhe Colifornio Scholarship Federorlon, o club rhor is only open ro srudenrs with excellent grades C5F provides some beneficial experiences ro nnembers of rhe connmuni- During rhe year, CSF provided many ocnvines such OS conned food drives, Toys for Tors, rhe Vinrer Dance, Disringuished Scholars Nighr, and Senior Schol arships The highlighrs of rhe CSF year were field rrips ro use and rhe Los Angeles Museum of Science and Industry during early Spring. In lore spring, rhe group gorhered memories for rhe future wirh o delighrful rrip ro Magic Mounroin Wirh so many successful activities that ore involved in CSF, rhe 1986-87 school year shall be remembered as a proud and exciting year for CSF members by Mary Chang ' E . T.... ! ™ ' -A T- P mM 3 TNl lkJ4. ' ' 3j . i! -m--Ji -5 aLa ¥ There ' s food stuck ro my reerli soys Pitierr Dinger CSF members: Joehee Choi, Juhee Ctioi, Tu Le, Tonyo VonDervorr, Joel Fousr, Pitierr Dinger, Kevin Lee, Alejondro n.odnguez, Rofoel Alorcon, Korino 5ouzo, Mory Oiong, Alison Quirion, Hung Dong, Jomes Nguyen, Tiep Iron, Soro Gutierrez, hiolly Weover, Liso Phinney, Hoong Yen Do, Joson Surron, Joson Tsui, Dino Porel. Kore Lee, Jenny Tu, Eric Hoyliursr, Eric Doesel, Corey Eubonks, Eileen Dickmon, Eloine Lin, ll-Hye Choi, Koyoko Hiro, 5i Ho, Huy Dong, Corlos Son Chez, Mil ' e Nishi, Donny Phonn, Sonriogo Rodriguez, Andrew Yong, Soroshi Yomo shiro Mr. Arena ' s designer license plore 26CSF