Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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The Driir of Victory, Tiger bond members supplied musical enrerroinmenr ro odd ro the rhrill of the Super Balloon Contest ► r mt i .- j. Til na The olr Is filled with exciremenf OS rhe bond marches onto rhe foorball field for their first holfrlme performance. ► SO ▲ Standing at attention, the bond is ready to ploy at the Choffey Tournomenr of Bonds. 198 Bond

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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

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The Agony of ' do feet ' Tiger Band: Fronr Row — Debbie Smith, Becky Robertson, Tracy Robinson, Minh Nguyen, Pat Gebhardt. Jackie Nigro, Maureen McMaster. Second Row — Cahrles Cox, Kelly McLeod, Monica Davenport, Monique Baca, Kim Flachs, Chris Guimond, Elizabeth Blair. Third Row; Wendy Vaughn, Mike Howatt, Tracy Smith, Bill Gutzman, Margaret Haynes, Mike Manning, Mary Cardas. Fourth Row — David Bowden, John Anderson, Tim Stokes, Cara Atwell, Tom Corbett, Tony Baca, Aaron Johnson. Fifth Row — John Rock, George Lucas, Steve Sanders, David Alvarez, David Pinard, James Robertson, Jonathan Haynes. Lost Row: Marc Ison, Steve Laidlow, Arcadia Ybonez, Chris Jorge, Alan Runyen, Ron Davis. Drill Team — Eloise Roybal, Cathy Perez, Tammy Johnson, Marlene Vann, Tina Baty, Arlene Ledesma, Nora Armbruster. W Moking rheir mark as o unit of students who firmly supported whot they believed in wos the 1981-82 bond. In the beginning of the school year, oil of the bond members were charged o $25.00 activities fee. Feeling that the fee was unfair, the bond stepped for- ward to protest. They refused to poy because the money would not benefit them, instead it would go to other outlets. The bond was not allowed to play at the football games for refusing to pay. Students and facul- ty discovered how major o role the band ' s performance was. They brought excitement and music to sports events. The bond stood alone as the only group out of five schools to protest the activities fee. They were strongly supported by friends, parents, and their fellow students. Their determination and pride will always be remembered by everyone. Jock Mercer, Chof- fey ' s bond director of 23 years stated, I heartily congrotulote students and parents of bond and drill team for the mognificent man- ner in which they stood alone to defend their objection to on unjust activities fee. Besides the oaion against the $25 fee, mony other events occur- red with the bond. Although they were o band with very few musi- cions, they still occomplished very much. They participated in the Choffey College Tournament of Bonds, placing third, ond they also held their own tournament. They performed at the third annual Tiger Rows Night Club, and at the Holi- day Fling. The bond monoged to overlook their problems ond hove a proud ond successful year. Bond 199