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

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OLE STAFF PRODUCES MONTHLY EDITION This year’s Ole staff put out an either monthly or bi monthly eight page edi- tion of the Ole newspaper. The paper was funded this year by ads. which the staff obtained by soliciting the com- munity. Junior Michelle Schafer was editor this year, and Mr. Mike Gallups was advisor. Every day during third period they assembled in room 310. The main purpose of the newspaper was to inform the student body and to better the staff's journalistic skills. 1. Christiana Jenny proofreads Vickie Langohr's story before the final copy is sent to the publisher. 2. Ole — Top Row: Maryslea Franco. Sue Wilson, Sean Morton. Advisor Mike Gallups. Jim Swenson and Kristi Reed. Middle Row: Gerri Moshenko, Editor-in-Chief Michelle 8chafer, Christiana Jenny, Tandi Giacomi. Amy Heavy. Stacey Kyler, Cami Martin and Rosemary Johnson. Front Row: Connie Rigdon, Barbara Col- eman. Vivian Ricaurte. Nicole Bigger . Sang Kim, Sheryl Thomas. Vickie Langohr and Jim Brightly. 3. Editor-in-Chief Michelle Schafer and Vivian Ricaurte listen as a staff member reads her story. 4. Advisor Mike Gallups explains paste-up procedures to Gerri Moshenko during the third period class in room 310. Clubs 75

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SAILING TEAM IS ALWAYS ACTIVE The El Toro Sailing Club, advised by Mr. David Johnson, was part of the Sad- dleback Valley branch of the South Coast Sailing Team. They sailed regularly on Thursdays after school and on Saturdays from 1:00 to 5:00. The sailing on Saturdays included racing, free sails and boat maintenance. The students earned swabby hours, which were credit toward trips. Over the summer they had a fundraiser by selling fireworks in San Clemente at one of the stands. In October, the Sailing Club had an extended trip to Catalina Island. The club had a 1981 Rendezvous in November, where they had competi- tion and comaraderie. In the spring, they held their annual Bike-a-Thon. This year s club sailed on Lido 14 Lasers and Windsurfer sailboats. 1. Sailing Club Top Row: Advisor Dave Johnson. Dan Nickle. Mark Marley. Nick Donofrio. David and David. Mr. Marley. Mid- dle Row: Steve Mandet. Kelly Benedict. Alan Owings. Jolynn Chow. Front Row: Dawn Node and Vivian Ricaurte. 2. The sailing club's boats rest at Dana Point Harbor after a long day of sailing. 74 Clubs

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KEYWAN- ETTES’ ASSIST CHARITIES The Keywanettes started with a Kiwanis Potluck Dinner, put on by the Key Club and Keywanettes. The Children's Village was their annual ser- vice project. During Christmas, they helped an orphanage and caroled at Beverly Manor. In 1982, the Keywanet- tes attended a convention. 1 — Keywanettes: Top row: Melinda Harris, Julie Cline, Dqwna Mallard, Helen Garvy, Barbara Coffman. Tharine Rudon. Susan Hauschild, Johnna Boylan, Laura Carter, and Kathleen Garvy. Second row: Erin Hegle. Cathy (Jdovch, Cathie Nokes. Bobbi Coleman. Michelle McCarty. Susan Collins, and Patty Makins. Front row: Heidi Glass. Mary Henshall, Jolene Graham. Linda Sameulson. Tiffany Golden. Sharon Meritt. Brenda Wanhon. and Susan Suh. 2 — Presi- dent Tharine Rudon makes a speech. 3 — Patty Makins and Tammy Winslow enjoy a meeting. 4 — Officers: Top row: Barbara Col- eman. Michelle McCarty, Julie Cline. Tharine Rudon. Barbara Coffman. Susan Collins, and Cathy lldovch. Front row: Sharon Merritt and Tiffany Golden. 5 — Jennifer Ferguson and Kathleen Garvy exchange ideas. 6 — Helen Gatvy, Laura Carter. Jodi Cohen and Johnna Boylan attend a meeting. 76 Clubs