Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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.,v- ' lg N 1. 5 -44, ,, 1339 fix A . 1 A Staff members: Row 1 -jose Quiroz Cindi McGuire john Regan Rick Antoni. Row 2 - David McFadden Doug Holloway Kim Hams Traci Hickman Scott Davis Patti Quirk, Gabriela Neabaucr Gayle Clark Karen Palko Pete Carrillo. Row 3 - Suzanne Vizzini Karen Cutshall Cindy Callahan Scott Cunningham Suzie Goodwin Marylou Aguirre Debbie Everhart. lax 5lbZt?'fW, f s, ' at' X' I X9 EVERY MAN IS THE ARCHITECT OF HIS OWN FUTURE 'HGER RAG Chajfeys hi-nzonthb newspaper, covers all the latest news within the school In the spring, the staff writers competed in the Area on- the-Spot Writing Tournament at San Bernardino Valley College, sponsored by the Inland journalism Education Association. Tiger Rag was judged hy pmfetsional newsrnen in nezwpaper competition and was rated highb for writing style, headlines, layouts, and photography. Each year the journalism students exchange newspapers with around sixty other High Schools to find unique and different ways of conqzosing a newspapen Several different jbr- matr were tried this yean First semester editor David McFadden and second semester editor Doug Holloway, led the staj in succefsfulb' guhlzshing fbur- teen Rags . Editors David McFadden and Doug Holloway approve finished produgr X

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Qfudenf Cenfer First Term Baani' Ruth Santin, julie Molles, Melissa Alfaro, Elizabeth Montes de Oca, Kim Wilcox, Tanya Prudhomme, Maria Alapizco. R010 2: Chuck McLauchlin, Robert Lavoie, Debbie McCray, Marty Lancial. Student Center meeting third period. The Student Center went through major changes mid-year. Changes were in the formation of a new board and staff. Some proposals which were introduced were the organization of a new student lounge and Sm- dent Center. The lounge will be established in the cafeteria with the Student Center adjacent to the Student Activities. The Student Center has great aspirations for the future and growth of the Student Center, as a result of renewed student interest. Major events this year were Black Awareness Week,', Cinco De Mayof, Rock Concert and a dance. gf, u,v TTf Involved students paint the Student Center their way. 23 C... .hu -.4.:,a....b... .:,.,,....s .. .,..4Q...4.at- 1 ,,,.-,...r-.....-,.v,, - A..

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X Nafionel Forensic League Forensics is something you have to experience. No one can explain or reproduce its effects -hr you. You may never bring home a trophy - but you'll always bring home the memories of learning and experiencing the people. This year we've met new friends and had new experiences, such as getting involved in with elementary school children by sharing and looking at a holiday season through the qfes ofa child But then there is the nostalgia of things you've done before prqiaring hr Lion's ana' Optomzlsts' Club speeches in the spring, going back to Patrick Henry in San Diego, Loyola University, Moorpark College and Chafey College. Many tangible symbols of excellence in oratory and extemporaneous speaking as well as dramatic interpretation have been awarded our members. And this year we've attempted to excel even further in debate. Beginning a.s frosh, we've come along way, we've grown individualbf and together, each striving in his own way to reach the common goal of communication with people. V516 is Officers: Kimberly Johnson, treasurer, Jeanne Mitzenmacher, Vice President, Linda Brad- ley, President. Judy Petr, Pam Patterson, Linda Wmon, Tracy Banell, look over speech. Ee ,N Rowl - Karen Micnersky, Anna Abeytz, Cheryl Suifeletre, Karen Flinn, Linda Wmon, Alan Knmermayer, Anne Rzsussen. Row2 - Diane Evans, Madlin Martin, Buddy Wmver Carol Newtson Linda Telep, Tncy Bartell, Kimberly Johnson. Row 3 - Pam Patterson, Barbara McPherson, Mike Penn, Lori Cramron, Judy Peet Cadvisorj, David Mau, Ruth Clibum Linda Bmdl Jeanne Miwenmacher, Gary McGuire. ' cy' ., r: -- -