Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Lfliin Clllb. HFS? ROWS Arlene Francis, Wendy LOClsG, Nfldene Tl10fT1PSOn, Boenig, Kit Gudat, Sandy Steffen, Marybeth Stevens, Marcia Peters, Allison Sharon Brickell, Sondb' B0l5Chf P0Ul0 Slf-'TTS' SUS COIWGUSV Kethy Williwns, Adler, Rose Anne James, Jan Borchers, Maureen Fredrickson, Jan l.aPorte. Diana Smith, Nancy Otomari, Karen Wittgren, Jackie Kirkley, Tam Stevens, Third Row: Sam Torvend, Les Provence, Bob Hildebrand, Mark JODGS, Bob Barbara Carpenter. Second Row: Jackie Opie, Tim Warlin, Tim Farley, Jett Stevens, Mike Arnold, Greg Arnold, Dennis Nichols, Gary Crumb. Activities Further Experiences Of Mark Jones fHistorionl, Mrs. Allen tAdvisorj, Kathy Williams fSecretaryl, Paula Slotte lPresidentj, Norma Powell flreasurerj, Ned Branch fVice-presidentj. Missing: Greg Arnold tProgram chairmanj. The Latin Club headed by Mrs. Allen is an organization to further knowledge ot the Roman language and to promote fellowship between members. Among the winter activities were a trip to Golden Gate Park and a Saturnalia. Initiation ot new members and installation ot officers took place at the Saturnalia. The club then practiced Christmas carols. Summer activities included a Roman banquet, a trip to the beach, and the Junior Classical League Convention. Highlighting the conven- tion held in West Covina were a Roman banquet, talent show, Toga Hop, and a guest speaker. Meetings are held twice a month to plan tuture activities.

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S? Row la Cindy Eilers, Mary Miller, Lynn Barthel, Renee Montagne, Liz Hawes, Debbie Roberson, Julie Chaillaux, Monique Germain, Sheri Griffin, Charm Hedemark, Nancy Osaki, Temia Demakopoulas, Sue Jacquillard, Marcia Martin, Debbie Morrissey, Joanne DeLeonardis, Debbie Slotte, Barbara Crist, Kathie Wood, Mrs. Winter, John Plaxco. Row 2: Dick Jaffe, Jan Shanahan, Sandy Bradshaw, Cynthia Northrop, Marilyn Moore, Janet Brush, Judy Plassmeyer, Sue Gordon, Diane Hermsmeyer, Cynthia Phillips, Mary Beth Stevens, Sharon Blackler, Sandy Pettibone, Joe Tranberg, Dan Clute, Francois Abe, Sally Schwager, Sue Cifranic, Christine Thatcher. Row 3: Judy Coolidge, Ariana Almerood, Marsha Thatcher, Cynthia Gragg, Elaine Peters, Gail Armstrong, Sarah Cooley, Donna Robertson, Edie Fulcher, Anne Branch, Melinda Anderson, Suzanne Fitzgerald, Marilyn Moss, Stacey Rule, Tom Rose, Joe Sluga, Sue Rollins, Bob Meyers, Dan Holt. Develop Better Understanding Of Foreign Cultures ,,,..,,--4-0' Le Cercle Francais was organized to promote student interest in La Belle France and the French language. In order to bring French cheer to America, the French Club sings Christmas carols at nearby hospitals and at the faculty breakfast. Club members occasionally attend French plays, which increase their understanding of the language. And then, to climax the year's activities, the French Club goes to San Francisco to dine elegantly at a French restaurant.

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