Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Row iz Linda Olson, Jeanne George Judy Dlxon Peggy Dick Lynda Ellis Maurice Hatzke Clark Hildebrand Dave Warren, Lynn Watson, Linda Vuscovich Terry Federico Kathy Willey Row 2 Gall Massey Louise Schupp Penny Siddons, Kay Francis, Sandi Blake Betsy Drury Charlene Proctor Cookie White Naomi George Dolores Franz Mary Garcia, Mary Ann Gouveia Prepare For Future Careers The Business Club tries to aid the business- minded student by providing movies, lec- tures, and field trips which cover many aspects of the business world. Hints are given on what to say and how to act when applying for a iob. Because today's busi- ness world is becoming increasingly com- petitive, students seeking a business career should learn what will be expected of them-both scholastically and socially. Through this club, students are better pre- pared to meet these demands.

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X Throughout the year Future Homemakers are given the opportunity to work on crafts which pertain to their particular interests. The Club's most important events include: a Christmas party given for the children at County Hospi- tal, the annual spring fashion show, and the Homemaker's spring picnic. Homemakers And Business Leaders T'F. E-' . ' 4 - ., - :zsz,ssi7?1fS-- ' '15 W fs. ,, .. ,,s,L.. , .W . L .... . s,es.,W.i. , ,Vis ?,L.P,Le..L. .,,gs,a,,,,.,,,w ,W ,, W ,N ,g ' -,1-,a , 'FiSEis521::si:asar : : f '- isfwfr ,tg,.fs.gef521gpg,gm,Qvgzrfgiiwtf-,kyegfsx-e - W f..,. , M -- -- 1, . V- g is-lisa siege-i1125Qzvi?zge95Qgg--feeegr:gegn5- gsp75,gr,f-,L-, . A -v 11,5:553-55.55,ft,5:ffiis1i'g35'ggi,gQ,1wx5...,.t -W ,A - F' iii i isis fi, if iow 1: Beverly Neilson, Judy Coolige, Vivian Davis, Claudia Ward, Joanne Hilton, Barbara Baker, Chris Thatcher, Jean Eisenbarth, Chris Runyon. Row 2: Lynn Watson, Teresa Caldwell, Sally Carroll, Roxann Barttels, Lynn Leonhardt, Donna Swanson, Marianne Provax, Diane Reed, Bonnie Ryan, Mrs. McCollum, Row 3: Eileen Jones, Maureen Jones, Novella Fischer, Kay Osmers, Mary Vestal, Barbara Vestal, Jolene Craig, Ann Leitner, Cathy Lawler.

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Row l: Maureen Clark, Mary Budrow, Carol Corner, Judy Shapero, Peaks, Manuela Scullion, Melinda Anderson, Mary Vestal, Sharon Judy Coolidge, Georgia Brown, Dawn Forester, Lynn Watson, Allyson Blackler, Barbara Crist, Don French, Sue Cifranic, Rick Hornor, Law, Leslie Mallett, Marilyn Moss, Catherine Lawler, Murs-Ann Debbie Morrissey, Hans Peter, Seija Levo, Sally Schwager, David O'Brien, Liz Hawes. Row 2: Chris Hansen, Janet Beneventa, Mary Barnes, Jean Earl, Steve Andrews. ClbP 'deOprt 't' The International Club was organized to promote interest in i' f foreign cultures. Slides of foreign countries are often shown at , W2 H ' 1, . , . . .25fg .. , , fi, . ,. Zii5'T'ff1f'1:if g,. . club meetings, and sometimes members are even visited by vel- 5 . ' . '1 speakers from other countries. The various exchange pro- grams on campus have taken advantage of the T. V. facilities through presentations interviewing foreign exchange students and those students who have gone abroad. A Parent Faculty Club meeting was devoted to informing parents of the various foreign exchange programs on campus. The purpose of the Future Teacher's Club is to expose its members to the opportunities and duties of today's teachers. They are informed of the different teaching levels and of the education needed to meet this greatly demanding field. Through the benefits of this Club, members leave High School with a better knowledge of what lies before them in the teaching profession. 130 WW , , 1 tw, in sgfi. , ' 'maria' A J . 1??1ie',.1w Row l: Mike D'Spain, Mariana Jimenez, Sandy Blatchley, Cyr Hermonsen, Marny Daly, Beverly Neilson.