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

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54 Club Division

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1. Flag and Banner member Ann Cote prac- tices a routine for a football halftime show. 2. A.S.B. officers Steve Svitenko — vice president and Debbie Tome — secretary, listen to some ideas by homeroom represen- tatives. 3. Keywanette member Tharine Rudon gives a speech during a lunch meeting. 4. Yearbook member Michelle Perin writes down the names of Key Club members as given to her by Key Club advisor Mr. Bill Ruffner. 5. Clarinetist Kris Lindholm and Mildred Montebello stand at attention at the judges corner anticipating an award. 6. Drill Team members show their fine form at one of their many parades. 7. El Toro High Schools own A.F.S «Club: Top row — Jennifer Fergeson, Roberta Baily. and Kirsta Tierney. Second row — Kris Lindholm, Stacey Ru- nyon, and Lisa Klein. Front row — Sharon Merritt. These candidates are all awaiting notification of the country that they will be visiting. 8. J.V. Cheerleader Leigh Mid- dlestead promotes spirit to a large football game crowd. 9. Thespian club advisor Carol Stanfield explains the different aspects of production. 10. Dance Production member Susan Strabic practices her dance before the final performance. 11. J.R.O.T.C. members practice a regulation drill. The variety of clubs offered at El Toro High School this year was greater than ever before. Every student had dif- ferent interests, so naturally the diversi- ty of organizations had to be great. There were clubs for everyone; music lovers enjoyed the bands and orchestra, as well as a new club called the Skippy Club, which offered dancing and con- cert enjoyment during lunchtime with sixties music. The dance department also added a new level, beginning dance, a class that opened the dancer up to the fundamentals without the con- cern of performances. Service clubs, such as the International Key Club and Keywanettes, were also represented at El Toro. Special interest groups includ- ed the German Club as well as the Coin and Stamp Club and the Surf Club, both new this year. For those students who were just itching to show their creative side. El Toro’s publications: Ole. Amanecer and Touch Our World, dealt them their chance. CLUBS Club Division 55