Cerritos High School - Sin Igual Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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New equations for math club ath Club, the organization that WkM gave Cerritos its first “Love ■ W ■ Machine” for the Sadie Hawkins Dance, broke through with other -1—' activities used to promote spirit -----------[—1 for CHS. The club, lead by President Tommy Kuo and Advisor Ms. Edson, sponsored such events as a See's Sucker sale, video arcade contest, and a math contest and banquet. They also participated in roller skating and the Spirit Week Volleyball Tournament. The club was very active in 1982, and their spirit definetly grew. 1. Math Club officers: Tommy Kuo, president; Mark Franklin, vice president; Lester Ng, treasurer; Lya Soegiharto. secretary; and Ms. Edson. advisor. 2. Tommy Kuo and Ms. Edson the math club's leaders. 3. What's everybody looking at? asks Erika Aks. 4. The 198132 Math Club. me. Edgar Poyatos. Second Rbwr , Rene Alvarez. First Row: L to R Huan Thon+hat. Yong Moon. Leon Ng. Sungho Jun. Bryan Mar. Roger Ritchie. Bill Navarro. Jw n Kumamoto. Bradley Joe. Mark FrankliruJohn Moon. Tommy Kuo. Ralph Belling. Richard till Chon. Helen Yoon. Soo Kim. Lya Soe fco. Parul Soni. Erika Aks. Ms. Edson.

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10 years and still going strong here were many adjustments for the Informer in 1982. The majoj one was working with the new print shop on campus. Due to a rookie year, the time alotted for printing was drastically increased from last year. The additional time needed to print put a much heavier work load on the staff, which consisted of only 15 members. With experience on their side however, the Informer managed to produce 15 outstanding issues at the end of the year. The district graphics department handled the typesetting and consequently, printing costs came down. Once again. Editor in Chief Victor Cota and Advisor Mr. Armstrong led the staff in another successful year of excellent layout and writing standards. Students were kept informed and opinions were heard as the Informer wound up it’s first decade of production. 1. The Informer Staff. 2. Michelle Marshall and Steve Sepulveda trying to look busy. 3. Advisor Mr. Armstrong questioning one of the editor’s decisions. 4. Jim Peterson. Edna Shin, and Business Manager Scott Harrison giving one of the Informer's famous candid poses . 5. Editor in Chief Victor Cota taking on the difficult task of finding errors in the Informer. 6. Making some critical sports decisions are Dave Serrano. Bill Mosiello. and Gary Willard. 7. At times the staff became a little crazy during layout days. 8. Are you talking to me buddy? says Cheryl Kumada. 9. The Editorial Board consisting of Gary Willard — Sports Page Editor. Victor Cota — Editor in Chief. Cheryl Kumada — Front Page Editor. Edna Shin — Feature Page Editor, and Laurie Watanabe — Editorial Page Editor. Clubs Mewspaper Staff 189

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luri WataiWCathj fioberts nd Rick .ang. Candy Goniales. Don Kumamoto. Debate added to speech team reaking through with a first, the Cerritos High Speech teams participated at various tournaments such as GSC, GCLA, Lion's Club, Cal State Fullerton. La Canada (where, with a small group, the team took a fifth place sweepstakes), Alhambra and Long Beach City College. At all of these tournaments, CHS Speech had at least one and usually five or six people in the final rounds. They did so well that they sent several people to the state championships. Lead by such outstanding and unusual officers as Dan Kumamoto, president; Karen Davalos, vice-president; Randy Oudega. treasurer; Lori Jean Lang, secretary; and Mrs. Gordon, advisor, the team participated in the Spirit Week Volleyball Tournament, Mini spirit Week Balloon Sit, the egg toss and worked on the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 1. The 1981-1982 Speech. 2. Why is it. whenever 1 smile, my eyes close? 3. Do you really want to here my speech? , asks a modest Karen Davalos. 4. Advisor Mrs. Gordon and President Dan Kumamoto. Clubs Speech Debate Team 191