Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

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Many clubs here on campus have had fund raisers during this year to earn money for activities they have planned. Here are some members of Students For Multi-Cultural Understanding selling Christmas Grams to the students. Clubs come up with many new and different ways to raise the funds need- ed for their clubs activities. Dr. Renner Ventling, principal, and SADD sponsor Ms. Mary Fox discuss plans for a club retreat. The group met other SADD chapters in the state at the October retreat. There the group found new ways to pro- mote public awareness about the problem that all SADD members are presently try- ing to fight.

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Different clubs are for different people. Have you found the club that best suits you? There are various clubs for all kinds of students because each student has a dif- ferent style and background. Students for Multi-Cultural Understand- ing is sponsored by Ms. J ameela Mutab. It helps students understand and appreicate cultures and customs of themselves and others. It also helps students to be aware and fight off racial and ethnic sterotypes. Most of all, the club helps promote better student relationships. The club is interest- ing and enlightening. You will also meet a lot of new friends, said Mrs. Mutab. SADD, or Students Against Drunk Driv- ing, is a club formed to arouse a concern for drunk driving. The main purpose of the club is to discourage and give alterna- tives to drunk driving, said Ms. Fox, SADD sponsor. If you're going to drink, don't drive. If you're going to drive, don't drink, said member Brett Wallace. ICAAN is a group for people who have a harder time learning than others. These students are learning to show themselves they can do things on their own and reach their goals. There are the accomplishments of the ICAAN members. All three of these groups are able to broaden views and help students under- stand fellow students. In their first years of existence at CGUHS, these clubs accom- plished their goals. 22 ICAAN: fFrontJ Jocelyn Wellington, Mrs. Rhonda Boales, Tony Garza, Brian Bennehaly, CSecondJ Annette, J ua Joseph Antone, Martin Jose, Cindy Williams, Mary Alice Cummings, Fay Hovis, Victoria Prisoc, Blanca Mano Terry Scott, CThirdj Ernie Saucedo, Carol Stump, Diane Chavez, Christine McQuillan, George Sigala, Nadi: Pablo, CFourthj Kenyan Bower, David Wyatt, Juana Miranda, Tasha Matthews, Karen Enos. W 3 Y J ra B as ..f5'q1e- ,,,, ei , 5 SADD: CFrontJ Andre Nolan, President Tracy Shien, Kim Brock, Andre Hernandez, Jean Guerrero, fBackJ Ce Perez, Beth Peters, Sean Soatikee, Pet Van Alsburg, Carrie Luedtke, Treasurer Brett Wallace, Ms. Mary F' fnot pictured: Laura Kleinman, Vice President Denise Draper, Carolee Sopickij

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After working several concession stands for home football and basketball games, the Amerind Club took a trip to Metro Cen- ter to go ice skating. Here are some mem- bers discussing the trip they are Jackie Enos, Mr. Billy Allen, the club sponsor, Norma Manull, Mary Flores, and Dyron James. French Club Members are: ffirst rowj Oni- shia Nolan, Angela Porch, Theresa Hernan- dez, Paula Rush, Stacey Garza, April Grif- fen, Randy Tapia, fSecond rowj Tony Rumbo, Kris Klein, Danny Kenedy, Sean Soatikee, Vicki Ruelas, Celia Perez, Sally Peoples, Jeanine Jackson, Cthird rowj Mrs. Barbara Elliot, Casey Gentzkow, Sean McHaney, Steve Relph, Freddie Straaps, Moroni Jessop, Bernie Jessop, Sall Zink. Mexican American Club Members: ffirst rowj Cathy Duran, Luis Florez, Annalisa Nava, Oscar Tapia, Jacob Macias, Claudia Galvez, Momica Ramirez, Rene Anello, Csec- ond rowj Mr. Tony Rascon, Mona Mejia, Mary Alice Cummings, Jose Perez, Berna- dette Velazquez, Lori Zuniga, Ana Hernan- dez, fthird rowj Laura Davila, Rita Rodri- guez, Gabriel Macias, Doug Tackett, Lee Tapia, Scottie Lara. 4,1-f I 4'-www