Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Homecoming is always a big project for Cupertino's Key Club. There are princess candidates to nominate, the half-time ceremony to plan, the dance tickets to sell. The Key Club started another Cu- pertino tradition this year by presenting a trophy to the most valuable player of the homecoming game-Bob Lanclreth. The Christmas food drive was the most successful ever held, over ninety families were supplied with canned and boxed goods. Money collected from students, added to funds raised at homecoming activities, bought turkeys and hams for needy families. Key Clubbers directed the Cupertino Day Parade, helped at graduation, and served at the state-wide Business con- vention. Escorted by Terry O'Sullivan, Key Club Sweetheart Debbie Matheson was honored at ,fm P.-'fx I Collecting for the Food Drive is Santa Rick Hornor. the Valentine's Dance. Mr- Ressaf Club Advisor .ff.,,, 4- .t,., .. ,,.f,t.fs . H--tv W ff 'S K. he 'PQ 2-

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Z2 Row lr Jeff Edgar, Bill Michael Tony Halicki Zygmunt Wiedemann Mike D Sp Edgar. Row 2: John Cowgill, Kim Crumb Charles Hatvany Tony Marsh Ph l Mathiasen. Row 3: Wayne Reeves Gary Harris h Jones Richard Charles Menz, Jim Magill. ity Benefit From Service Clubs Ml, U7 The Interact Club is Cupertino's Junior Ro- tarian group. Among their many service pro- iects is the annual Christmas Hootenany which nets from S300 to S500 each holiday season to provide the meat for Christmas basket dinners. The club's officers are Tony Marsh, president, Jeff Edgar, vice president, Wayne Reeves, secretary, Richard McCracken, treasurer.