El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club was on of the newly ihjrirrrJ organizations on campus this year Striving to promote the sport of bowling for eng yment and competition, the club started a league at the Saddle- back. Lanes Membership is open to any student, regardless of skill «a i

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OLE' Front Row ll -R). li%a Patterson. Jim Marshall. Joe Beck Beth Costello. Second Row. Steve l emp'ev Kim St Marseille. Don Kemp. Kim Petersen. Third Row, Pete Ames Brent Briscoe Monty Whitfield Undor the guidance of Ms. VValdau, the school newspaper staff published the Ole every three weeks. The staff was responsible for keeping the stu- dent bodv informed and aware of up- coming events. They accurately re- ported on past occurrences and facts of interest. The Ole also provided the students an opportunity to voice their opinions and issues and utter any complaints. The Revolving Editors are Lwa Patterson Karl Munt and Kim Petersen Ms Waldau Advisor CLUBS

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RANGE RIDERS Denise Cordato. Mary Ratmutton, Missy Blue. Dianr Hansen. Cheryl Ovsens Mr Dickey. Advisor Another one of the new clubs on campus is the Range Riders An or- ganization for students who enjoy rid- ing horses, the Range Riders plan group excursions into our surround- ing wilderness. The club presents an opportunity for students with a com- mon interest to meet and know one another Membership is open to any student at ETHS. provided he she has access to an equine and is willing to attend all the meetings.