Fremont High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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Gil-INC? GCRACWD QUALZIC Once a week 33 students would meet in room 82 at lunch. They were all part of the club Grand Quality. They helped people in need, but mainly helped one candidate during the elections for the next fall officers, whether they were running for a class office or for a posi- tion as an ASB officer. They would also The l985f86 C-LQ. members were: President Melany Bautista Vice President Melissa Lumidao, Secretary Mildred Duiay Treasurer Rollle Arbolante. Sargeant at Arms Ferdie Galang, Daniel Aflague Rose Ban tista, Olivia Bautista. Marie Biala, Linh Bui, .lean Cabonce Stuart Call W00dS BGFUCY Wwds 509 V995 and Jeaneth Canasa, Sandra Castorena, Dennis Dulay, Marta Galang We

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Key to Success ff' 0'--m.l-v The members of NHS were: Rollie Arbolante, Annie Auyeung, Caren Chen, Steven Cheng, Lucie Hui Chow, Michael Chow, Ying Chow, Amanda Cormier. Jeff Cuyle, Steve Dalhui- sen, Daniel Evans, Joseph Feeney. Alex Fitz- patrick, Cathy Gerrity, Rodney Gin. Lori Giver, Sara Hashemian, Ryan Hom, John Hos- tettler. Jeannine Hulan, Matthew Huntington, Nikki Hurlston, Kyle Ikeda, Monique Iwata, David James, Kathy Johnson, Ariel Kaspi, Lau- ra Kindsvater, Anita King. Julie Krawetz, Li- Wen Kuo. Honh Le, Jae Lee, Karen Leong. Kim Leong, Angela Lin, Michael Lock. David Mar- tinez. Douglas Mendoza, Mika Miyamoto. Mi- chele Miller, Mary Ann Nelson, Phuong Ngo, Thu Nguyen, Karla Ogle, Tracy Raider, Rich- ard CMakoD Saito, Tina Seto. Kevin Szady, Dionne Thomas. Xuananh Tran, Monica Wong. Shen Yeav, and Cynthia Yee. Some may term it a self-inflicted pat on the back, but being a member of the National Honor Society is tru- ly an honor and a privilege. This group was selected by teachers on the basis of grades, class participa- tion, and a positive attitude. The membership was open to juniors and seniors. NHS started off the year by hav- ing t-shirts screened for club mem- bers. They were also involved in fund-raisers, and at the end of the semester, they had an honor day where they cut school to have a big group party. Tina Seto conclud- ed, A good time was had by all. Middle of page: Kyle Ikeda pauses for a mo- ment to grin mischievously. Left: Describ- ing the different NHS articles available for purchase. President Karen Leong compe- tently runs the meeting. Right: Ariel Ka- spi gives a short speech on the merits of buying a t-shirt.

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EX ANDING HORI 5 if ,,,,,,t, JQ . , x L it 'A ,Q it Q -...,.-.-1...--v f iiiil' 5 I985-86 Gage clgb members included, Amanda CQ.-mier, Cgthy Yoshikawa,Susan Tucker.Caren Chen.Anita King,Julie KeIsey,Navaid rrity, Laura Kindsvater. Kim Wokoek, .lean Ko, Lori Giver, Michele Syed, Nikki Hurlston and Tina Seto. Mrs. Neison was Gate Advisor. san Tucker looks very excited. but :thy Gerrity definitely doesn Kilim! ffm Mg, J M 1 mUWm'l' Give me a 'G'! UGI., Give me an 'A'! UAV, Give me a 'T'! ...nn Give me an 'E'l ..El,. Gate CGifted and Talented Educaf tionbis a club that provides members with the chance to broaden their own horizons. Lori Giver explained, Gate is a club that provides stu- dents with opportunities to explore such areas as science and culture. The members of Gate were given the opportunity to hear speakers from various fields, watched Shake- spearean actors and saw the Nut- cracker at Flint Center. They also went to visit some different col- leges. GATE Student Life -4 -- '.:-