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

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KEY CLUB SERVES VARIOUS GROUPS The main goal of Key Club Interna- tional was to develop initiative and leadership through service to others. The Key Club was advised by Mr. Bill Ruffner and the club's annual events in- cluded the Donkey Basketball Game. Working with the Handicapped, the Special Olympics. Meals-orvWheels. and helping the March of Dimes Foundation. 1 — Key Club: Top row: Mr. Bill Ruffner. ad- visor. Sonh Kim, Alexis Perumal, Domie Quintana. Bill Miller. Todd Reinart. Kathy Nokes. Tim Baynham, Alfonso Lopez. Phillip Buck. Jesus Lopez. Brad Joseph, and Patrick Farley. Second row: Mrs. Anita Diamond. Alex Meriano. Larry Karrer. Terence Collins. David Zellhart, Frank Chiricosta. Jim Miller. Jim Swenson, and Kipp Davis. Front row: David Lipin. Ken Caplan. Mark Reynolds. Steve Legrand, Michael Collins. James Christian, and Larry Hughes. 2 — Terence Collins and Alexis Perumal grin before club picture. 3 — Key Club members attend a meeting. 4 — President Tim Baynham gives a viewpoint. 5 — Officers: Todd Reinart. Brad Joseph, Kipp Davis. Tim Baynham. Dave Zelhart. Steve Legrand. and Ken Caplan. 6 — Kathy Nokes smiles in prepara- tion for club picture. Clubs 77

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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

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JR. CHEER DISPLAYS SCHOOL LIVELINESS This year's Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were a very active group of girls who helped to promote spirit and pride at El Toro High School. Dur- ing the summer, they attended a cheerleading camp at the University of California at San Diego, along with the other cheerleaders and songleaders. They met every day during third period to discuss the events of the school and practice their routines under the guidance of Ms. Debbie Fletcher, ad- visor. The cheerleaders attended and performed at the frosh-soph football, basketball, and other sports games. They also helped to make the signs which were seen on campus every day in the upper and lower quads. They also served at team dinners, and other various JV events. At pep assemblies, they did routines along with the varsity cheerleaders and songleaders. 1. The 1981-82 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders perform a routine at the Homecoming assembly. 2. Michaela Daly and Susan Strabic show their spirit during the alma mater. 78 Clubs