Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Life members. First Row: Josephine Iida, Mary Mariani, Toni Lovaglia, Kathie Wood, Paula Slotte, Sue Hoffman, Vonda Crouse. Second Row: Mike Frees, Arnold Heller, Steve Andrews, Charles Menz. Students who earn a minimum of ten semester grade points are eligible for membership in the California Scholarship Federation. 'lA s are worth three points, llB s one, and other grades are not counted. Semester members of C.S.F. are eligible to wear the C.S.F. torch pin while they remain in the club. Students who are members for at least four semesters of their last three high school years are eligible for life membership in C.S.F. They are awarded the C.S.F. lamp pin and life certificate, and their diplomas and transcripts are embossed with the C.S.F. seal. C.S.F. is not a service club, it is an honorary organization made up of persons who are encouraged to live by the motto, llscholarship for service. Senior members. First Row: Rose Halicki, Josephine lida, Patti Iwata, Nancy Osaki, Donna Martin, Louise Goodwin, Sharon Blackler, Paula Slotte, Allyson Law, Sandy Pettibone, Joyce Yoo, Nancy Nations, Sally Schwager, Sue Cifranic, Kathie Wood, Toni Lovaglia, Barbara Crist, Pam Bunbury. Second Row: Doris ,,.f-e- ' -11 i Spring officers. Jim Sholer, Bill Meyers. Liz Hawes, Maureen Slotte, Nancy Osalci. Manley, Paula CSF Recognize Nishinaka, Pat Swenson, Roberta Curry, Susan Hitchcock, Cathy Sweet, Mary Mariani, Sue Rollins, Sue Hoffman, Janet Neice, Vonda Crouse, Priscilla Mullendore, Eileen LaGasse. Third Row: Arnold Heller, Mike Frees, Steve Andrews, Larry Keeley, Rob Meyer, Don French, Jim Magill, Rick Rentschler, Lynn MonSanto.

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Powder Puff, Got 30, l96 Senior gridders reign victorious over the Junior girls in Cupertino's fifth annual Powder Putt game. The girls' football teams played two games to open the regular Fall Pioneer Day celebration, Under the skillful guidance of coaches, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Carlson, the Seniors scored two hard fought victories. The Juniors, now with their valuable experience and able coaches, Mrs. Dexter and Mrs. LaBee, look forward to victory next year. 79

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Junior members. First Row: Marty Thompson, Suzanne Fitz- gerald, Mary Bumann, Pat Bruniowski, Joan l.edbetter, Donna McCune, Janet Brush, Judy Plassmeyer, Mary Fischer, Jean Earl, Lynn Barthel, Renee Montagne, Dolores Turturici, Jean George, Mary Miller, Georgia Brown, Mari Tullus, Kathy Lawler. Second Row: Gary Culpepper, Jim Tanno, Elaine Peters, Stephanie Montgomery, Lorraine Nelson, Gail Massey, Jackie Opie, Carol Wirebaugh, Donna Robertson, Diana Plouft, Barbara Richert, Excellence Sophomore members. First Row: Diane Baker, Donna George, Sarah Cooley, Edie Fulcher, Melinda Anderson, Debbie Rob- erson, Julie Chaillaux, Kerry Crosby, Mary Vestal, Second Row: John Plaxco, Brian Tuttle, Tim Warlin, Tim Quinlan, Anne Branch, Monique Germain, Kathy White, John Doolittle, Dennis Nichols, Bob Klure. Third Row: Kent Hanson, Brian Cass, Dick Jaffe, Greg Arnold, Craig Bransfield, Bruce Butterworth, Mike Spratt, Don Cor- liss. 'af-P Marilyn Moore, Ginger Butts, Marilyn Moss, Maureen Manley, Elizabeth Hawes, Kay Osmers, Susan Tanaka, Fred Wahl, Joe Pray, Tom Rose, Third Row: Richard McCracken, Bob Martin, Hank Whittet, Jerry Angelo, Steve Thompson, Mike McGory, Rick Mason, Jack Wiley, Jack Klure, Bill Meyers, Jim Sholer, Joe Sluga, Carl Fredrickson, Steve Wilson, Norman Groner, Charles Hatvaney, Randy Carlson, Jonathan Okamura. New fall members. First Row: Bev Neilson, Joyce Mueller, Norma Powell, Cynthia Elders, Tommie Moss, Marianne Provax, Joanne Deleonardis, JoAnne Avery. Second Row: Pete Panagopoulos, John Terrell, Dave Hungerford, Jim Kallas, Ray Bergthold, Steve Reese, Jim Cergl, David Huntley, Kirk Rowell, Craig Quinlan.