Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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l l Renrschler, Terry O'Sullivcm, Bill Meyer, Rick Hornor, Steve Zomuceri, Second Row: Mr. Resso, Garry Wonneberg, Phil Green, Jock Klure, l LeRoy Froriclii, Jim Sholer, Tom Boer, Mr. Morrill. Ke xx N X 7- x m l T ,l f'l -,fff 'll ,,ff -... ,yr IMO A I- X C R' Y lub Mr. Morrill Mr. Resscx Advisor Advisor Key Club Officers First Row: Tom Boer, Phil Hickok, Arnold Lowrence,.Jolm Berg. Second Row: Jerry Floyd, Mike Sholer, Jim Edwards, Rick Renfschler. Key Club loreokfosf

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4, at 3 C662 First Row: Tod Fulbeck, Greg Oddson, Croig Nelson, .lohn Fischer, Jock Purcell, Bob Jorornillo, Bill FHST ROW, Tim Lopez Rick Alton, Jim Edwards, Second Row: Arnold Lawrence, Ron Moson, Jeff Jornes, Jerry Floyd, Mike Bell, Jeff Lamson Mike Moms Lorry Higgs, John Berg, Ron Burke, Joe Thompson, Phil Hickok, Mike Sholer. . ' V Mr. Relph presents Cothy Romodko with The Sweefheorf Trophy or The Senior Jubilee. l2O wswswww Sonto Clczus helps Mike McGory, Dennis Petty with Key Club food drive.

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Altruettes Seated: Liz lmpink, Mary Mariani, Eileen Schmidt, Pat Graves, Chris Jolley, Ursa Mariani, Jeanne Davis. Standing: Mrs. Utley, Danna Cole- man,, Patty Nelson, Toni Lovaglia, Maline Ness, Sue Stimson, Sue Sturtevant, Carmen Hartwig, Susie Peters, Nancy Lloyd, Mary Tuckwiler. Cupertino High's Service Organizations Cupertino High service clubs include All-American Girls, Altruettes, CHSS, lnteract, and Key Club. All of these clubs serve at school functions, and many of them serve the community as well. Every year, Key Club holds a Christmas drive to collect canned goods for needy families in the area. Interact held a Christmas hootenanny, and the proceeds went to help the needy people of this area. The newly organized All-American Girls collected toys during the Christ- mas season, and Altruettes sold fuzzies to accumulate money for scholarships. CHSS serves at many school functions, including serving at dinners and making the arbors for graduation. Many clubs remain active in the community throughout the summer. In order to be a mem- ber of one of these service clubs, students must meet certain qualifications, and then current members vote on the applicants. New members are usually taken twice a year. C.H.S. Service Society Seated: Tom Rose,.Kenny Mogha- dam, John Berg, Ron Mason, Ron Burke, Rick Mason. Second row: Maureen Manley, Marilyn Moss, Linda Callahan, Karen Polly, Mary Tuckwiler, Val Murphy, Chris Jolley, Jan Carmack, Jeanne Davis, Sandy Franey, Donna Coleman. Third row: Michele Larrecou, Debbie Lewis, Liz lmpink, Mary Mariani, Val Alvina, Patty Bednarz, Pat Graves, Maline Ness, Barbara Crist, Nancy Ness, Eileen Schmidt.