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

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Sealbearers make History SF, the California Scholarship Federation, quickly became a very active club on campus. With the help of advisor Ms. Delo. the club was allowed to purchase academic jackets. The members adhered to the club's motto. 'Service for Scholarship” by providing tutoring services throughout the year. Fund raisers included everything from Chinese dinners, car washes, and singing Christmas cards to selling punch and popcorn at the school movies and dances. Many of the members attended CSF Night at Disneyland, district conferences at Santa Barbara and CJCLA, and to the club field trip at The Shakespeare exhibit in the Museum of Science and Industry. This year, the Club tried something new by having an exchange day with the CSF Students of Gahr. The profitable year was climaxed by an awards banquet. With the leadership of President Laine Morio, the Club Broke through in '82 by setting a CHS record of producing more than 20 seal bearers. 1. Various CSF members seem to have lost their heads. 2. Club members enjoy lunch at the museum. 3. The CSF Club. 4. Advisor Mrs. Delo and President Laine Mario. 5. Executive Board. Laine Mario. Yvonne Otani. Traci Tanaka. Vinccta Jha. and Dan Kumamoto. Back row: L to R'— Young ChdRBKn Tsubota. Tommy Kuo. Jane Kim. Soo Kim. Young Moon. Third row: Joanne Choi. Traci Tanaka. Karen Davalos. Marina Amaya. Vineeta Jha. Mercy Azarcon. Roger Ritchie. Belinda Rabano, Grace Ham. Laine Morio. Dan Kumamoto. Eric Nuttal Second row: Cheryl Kumada. Gloria Ham. Sophie Low. Joni Iwai. Sherri Vrasaki, Arlene Osano. Parul Kapadia. Cydney Osano. Sheila Chandnani. Susan Soares. Anita Weston. Neelam Chandna. Yvonne Otani. Joanne Brama. Matt Bettmalik. Front row: Victor Cota. Ray Rabano. Mark Franklin. John Moon Richard Choi Kawaguchi. Bill Navarro

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PBrTrBrian Lars. Tina Cooke. Steve'Molloy. Sharon Cooke. Eric Draper sa. Monica Clark. Sandra Acevedo. Chris Moly Pajjl Adeliri Back Row L to R Mr Duran. Craig Bell. Richard Hanki. Fron t Row L to R Connie Cal 1 It's a snap with Photo Club hroughout the year, the Photo Club was very active on and off campus. Color pictures were taken of the students for the different dress-up days during Spirit Week. The club sponsored a baby-bottle-sucking contest, where students attempted to suckle their way to victory by drinking the punch as fast as possible. On a more serious side, members took an educational and informational field trip to the Kodak Photography Lab. Their advisor. Mr. Juan Duran, took the members on various trips throughout the year to Snow Valley, for skiing; to Sequoia National Park, for camping; to the L.A. Zoo; and to the Los Alamitos race tracks. This club was also a great help to the school district by taking candids for the CHS faculty meetings. The Photo Club kept other clubs active by sponsoring a ping pong tournament which was organized by President Craig Bell; and. for a fairly new club, quite a bit was accomplished. 1. The Photo Club. 2. Executive Board: Tony Asa. Connie Cabori. Mr. Duran. Craig Bell. 3. Craig Bell and Sheila Anderson try to sign members on Club Day. 0 CLUB 206 Clubs Photo Club 3

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erritos High School's Tall Flag Line had an extremely successful year. Practices began early in August, where the girls learned their routines. Under the strict guidance of Advisor Marie Korn-der, these routines were perfected before football season in September. The girls performed at all the home football games and some of the basketball games. Angela Tejeda, this year's leader, was very dedicated to the rest of the squad. Her leadership ability helped the Tall Flag Line place 1st at the Los Altos Competition; 2nd at the Savannah Competition; and 5th at the Artesia Parade. Their greatest accomplishment was winning the Sweepstakes at the Western Competition. During the school year. Tall Flag sold pizzas, raffle tickets, easter eggs, and stuffed animals. These enthusiastic girls marched in several parades and broke through by representing CHS in such an honorable fashion that only they could display. 208 Clubs Tall Flag