Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Altruettes The Altruettes were formed to honor girls who have excelled both in scholas- tics and activities. The purpose of the organization is to provide efficient, prompt service to the many organiza- tions who are in need of their aid. Mrs. Stark, Dean of Girls, is the honor socie- ty's advisor. All the service activities cannot be men- tioned, but some ot the most outstand- ing have been a book collection forthe American soldiers in Viet Nam, collec- tion forthe March of Dimes, decorating tor many ofthe school dances, working with the Ming Quong Orphanage, ldlewood Hospital, and the City ot Hope. The Altruettes also sold utuzziesu in order to give a S100 scholarship to a deserving Senior glrl' Altruettes, Barbara Crist, Toni Lovaglia, Cynthia Penland, and Sue Cifranic show some ot the books the club has collected tor soldiers in Viet Nam. Their service organization is a great attribute to CHS. id School And Communit Altruettes. Front Row: Mary Mariani, Cynthia Penland, Toni Lovaglia Debbie Morrissey, Sally Schwager, Dolores Turturici. Middle Row: Barbara Crist, Ginger Butts, Julie Chaillaux, Sue Cifranic, Maureen Manley, Charity Swcyze, Nancy Ness, Sandy Franey, Mrs. Stark, Judy Hazle. Back Row: Jean Earl, Sue Hoffman, Nancy Jo Osaki, Patti Iwata, Nancy Nations, Rose Halicki, Sherry Nash,

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W or V ,.4,, , I fl ' A gil, All-American Girls. Front Row: Mary Ann Gouveia, Sue Achor, Novella Simonson, Kathy Kverno, Sue Coombs, Chris Marx, Nancy Olson, Bonnie Boogard, Marcia Montagne. Middle Row. Dee Dee McElroy, Pat Hoffman, Karen Lozares, Sandi Neil, Marsha Williams, Nancy McNair, Nancy Ratledge, Paula 42 st N' Q : -cl:--7 Uris sf . , Slotte, Marybethe Stevens, Joanne Deleonardis. Back Row Betty Mulieri, Kathie Wood, Karen Mori, Cynthia Tendeland Debbie Matheson, Linda Largent, Kathy Doyal, Linda Ellis, Louise Goodwin, Dawn Forster. Girls Service Societies All-American Girls 'Kun iff' .audi 'NHPF The proud members of the All American Girls strive to bring happiness, cheer and comfort to those in need. The club offers its services to various organiza- tions and projects in our community as well as in our school. ln the past year the ambitious members of the A, A. G. have adopted a convalescent hospital in the area, whose patients they visit peri- odically. They have also worked with the Ming Quong Orphanage. On the campus the club has sponsored the St. Valentine's dance and helped in other projects. The wish of the All-American Girl is that the club will grow in spirit and continue to render service to school and community. All-American Girls, Karen Mori, Kathie Wood, Joanne Deleonardis, and Betty Mulieri plan the St. Valentine's dance.

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Q A '-lv ul T' ,yur Y Q T, Q, , Q Front Row: Terry O'Sullivan, Barry Burkey, Jeff London, Bill Cook, Rick Horner, Harry Jaramillo, Larry Renlschler, Richard Korfe, Mark Evans, Rick Mason, Jim Rush. Middle Row: Jim Sholer, Brian Warf, Hans Peler, Don French, Paul Thaicher, Mike McGory, Dick Jaffe, Bob Klure, Rick Renischler, 5 ig 'ii c X X , ' 'ik .05 lr.. T gi . R 29, L , J? . K! w,,zgd -,Q Bill DeHart, Jack Wiley. Back Row: Bill Meyers, Jack Klure, Phil Green, Craig Rowell, Tom Baer, Mike Morris, Terry Ellis, Bob Leei, Dave Saraceno, Kevin Grant, Sieve Thompson, Bob Marlin. Key Club Carries Gloria Wrighf conlribules cookies for The Food Drive.