Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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KOH' I: Becky Jones, Lucille Osaki, Janet Borchers, Shanti Jaramillo Hedy Sternfield Leslie Silva Julie Chaillaux Juli Brune Swayze, Debbie Roberson, Marilyn Nations, Karen Nunes, Jan Monique Germain N011 2 Edie Fulcher Maureen Fredrickson Judy Taylor, KOH' 2: Nadine Okamura, Marianne Provax, Pasty Ness Karyn Lorentzsen Mick: Van Dyke Janis Johnson Lynn Best ltruettes Altruettes is a service organization formed to honor girls who excel in the areas of leadership, scholarship, and service. Members are selected from all classes on the basis of these three goals. The club's activities are varied and include service for the school and the community. Alruettes sponsors a fashion show for Freshman Grientation Day as a means of introducing the dress code and the activities of Cupertino to the incoming freshman girls. Some other activities on campus include the candy sale, and help with Baccalaureate and Graduation. In the community we find Altruettes working with Our Lady of Fatima and Sunset-Annex rest homes. ln an atmosphere of fun and service the Altru- ettes of Cupertino High School seek to uphold their goals under the able leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Stark.

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Mu lpha Theta 171557 150112 Left to Right, Dave Hunt- ley, Randy Bettencourt, Frank Abe, Steve Mohr. SSUOND KONE Dennis Nichols, Brad Utterback, Gary Am- stutz, Brian Seifert F!-1.71627 H0114 Gary Apter, Don Leet, Bill Smith, John Van- derdort, Bruce Jacobsen Q ,U Y5ff'5'x?i1-til x wi' V13 3 7 ,i.,e,wiw if as ,MB ,V iifiifigitarszffs IQQB,-gafnswifmf U , 6 .wp WHS'- nw Mu Alpha Theta, Cupertino's math honors club, this year emphasized an Interest in mathematics rather than ability. The Club meets to discuss contemporary math problems and areas of in- terest. This year the club officers were President, Frank Abet Vice President. Steve Mohra Secretary, Gary Amstutzt and their advisor, Mr. Hansen. ,ie ,Z