Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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GERMAN l.C.C. KEY CLUB SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY S.W.A.P. THE FLASH TOUCH OF ' 82 V.I.C.A, LS OF ' :80 PEP ■ 5 Club: Fronr Row: Julie Stone, Tish Rollins, Sevine Nureddine, Angle Taylor. Center Row. Drendo Hilton, Kris Graber, Karinne Edens, Karen Maple, Jessica Delocruz. Dock Row: Karen Farley, President — Christine Shoup, Vice-President — Cindy Gonzalez, Recording Secretary — Tracey Renault, Corresponding Secretary — Kathy Spinelli, Advisor - Myrna Welsh, Asst. Advisor — Adele Vinciguerra. Nor pictured: Crystal Gordon, Frances Gaglio, Laura Molnar, Treasurer — Christina Powers, Sandi Alten, Sgt. of Arms — Debbie Roberts, Drenda Young, Kim Walters, Pat Smith, Diana Dawson, Gina Webb. Girls of ' 64: Fronr Row: Jennifer Logue, llene Christmon, Tana Correa, Treasurer - Paige Rhodes, Co-President — Kristie Maxie, Kim Flachs, Kim Donaldson, Dawno Strigos, Activities Chairperson - Kellee Courville, Vice-President — Jaimee Elston. Dock Row: Angela Shipley, Gina Gable, Francine Polo, Charlie Trujillo, Debbi Rockwood, Advisor — Mrs. Rupert, Cora Gibson, Secretary — Debi Corrosco, Susy Carter, Julie Hall. Lisa Kirkland, Co-President - Chris Culkosky. W irls of ' 84: Many new clubs on lompus stoited ro support rhe eff- erent dosses. The Girls of ' 84 was torted for thot reoson. Formed of jII Sophomores, they hod cor voshes ond participated in food oles to raise funds for the class of 84. S Club: Serving the communi- ' and school was rhe purpose of S.O Soroptomist Club. By ushering f operas, putting on ploys at btt ' s nursing home, and aiding at te Special Olympics, the girls in this j,ub helped many people. During the school year, they sold candy cones, ushered at sports banquets, and participated in food soles. This showed their spirit in Chaff ey.

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Displaying Cultural Pride ■ Julie Hermosillo and her supporters anxious- ly Qwoif the start of the election parade. ▼ MECHA president Dlor e Rlvos helps a Choffey student make his decision on what to buy at one of the many food soles. Block Awareness week, spon- sored by BSD, wos onother event originoted to moke the students Dwore of their Block heritage. The events of the week Included BSD 3ueen competition, a BSU boy and girl basketball gome, dress-up day, Dnd Q BSU cheerleoder demonstro- ion. Representing the BSU students, folondo Brooks was chosen as BSU 3ueen. She has been o member of he Spanish Club, Drama, Trock, and 3SU for two years. Cinco de Mayo week wos on event designed to provide more cultural activities in which the Mexican-American students could demonstrote their pride in their culture. To help accomplish thot task, the MECHA students planned ac- tivities such OS o zoot-suit dress up doy, o cor show, food sole, Mexican dinner, and on assembly in which the Cinco de Moyo Queen and King were onnounced. The lucky couple to win the honor were Consuelo Flores ond Tino Goivez. Consuelo was very active during her four years at Choffey. She porticipoted in the French Club, Foreign Exchange Club, and MECHA. Tino Goivez was on the freshman bosketboll team and showed his pride in his culture by being o member of MECHA for four yeors. ▲ Bertha Robinson uses skotes to help her drum up votes in the election porode. Interculturol 197