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

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PEP CLUB PROMOTES SCHOOL SUPPORT The 1981-82 Pep Club was advised by Mr. Randy Kent. The president was Angie Hobson. This spirited group of girls met every Wednesday at lunch in room 209 to discuss their plan of action for arousing spirit. The main function of the group was to circulate themselves throughout the other students at El Toro and try to promote spirit where it was needed. 1. Monica Osborn and Barby Heavican sug- gest some ideas for promoting spirit. 2. Pep Commissioners Monica Osborn and Barby Heavican help with the organizing. 3. Ad- visor Randy Kent enjoys himself at the Homecoming assembly. 4. Pep Club — Top Row: Michelle Guysi. Stephanie Martin. Tina Fortune. Linad Samuelson, Kirsta Tierny, Monica Osborn. Angie Hobson, Barby Heavican. Audra Gordon. Susan Chapman. Vicki Esquivel and Dana Strabic. Middle Row: Gina Costello. Sherryl Thomas. Stacy Doss. Kelly Doss. Jerri Jourdon, Kristine Joy. Kristin Glasson. Stacy Kyler, Missy Brotherton and Patti Eubanks. Front Row: Nolvia Arnesto, Jodi Gerrard. Ann Cote, Kel- ly Uhe. Carolyn Casteneda. Tania Bohn. Kristie Manoff, Connie Rigdon, Jill Fisher and Tracy Tannen. 5. Kricket Tierny, secretary; Angie Hobson, president; and Audra Gordon, treasurer. Clubs 79

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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

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J.R.O.T.C. IMPROVES MILITARY TRAINING This year's Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps unit had two new teachers join. Senior Military Instructor Lieutenant Colonel Mike Flynn and Military Instructor Captain Pete Mullins. J.R.O.T.C. had many major activities starting on November 10 with the Birth- day Ball Ceremony for the Marine Corps' two hundred and sixth birthday. The J.R.O.T.C. Color Guard performed in the Mission Viejo Band Review and Saint Patrick's Day Parades. I — J. Hyte is promoted to second lieute- nant. 2 — Vice Principal Bruce Taschner and Senior Military Instructor Lieutenant Col- onel Mike Flynn slice the cake with a sword in Military fashion at the Birthday Ball. 3 — R. Cooper stands at ease and listens careful- ly to instructions from Colonel Mike Flynn. 4 — J.R.O.T.C. Top row: Lieutenant Colonel Flynn, First Lieutenant A. Lotito. B. Watner. J. Hyte. B. Barker. L. Hill. R. Kosak. V. Lipari, D. Whitman. J. Chow. P. Buck, and D. Crespol. Second row: R. Cooper. S. Stupans. W. Reynolds. D. Gregory. E. Burkemper, L. Gribbs. M. Allen. L. Sage, and Y. Tumblin. Front row: A. Daly. T. Lew. T. Mattingly. J. Layne. R. Thompson, P. Farely. and A. Perumal. k 80 Clubs