Gahr High School - Memoriae Aureae Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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121 3- tt, J, , . X. 't AS: w fa- Y '- af,- 'ff ,- 'P 1 l 1 l 4 Gotors Being its first year, Gahr Activities Toward Relevant Services better known as the Gators, help out with special projects and to promote the pride of Gahr in our community. Members: -Ian Watt, Alec Koo, Stan Watson, Riz Quiliza, David O'Hara, Danielle Tremblay, Delia Garcia, Sandy Chang, Maria Garcia, Ron Schmalz, Carmen Landa. Advisor: Ted Teach. Woterski Crisp early mornings and glossy mirror lakes are what inspired the waterskiers to form their club. Although the winter brought cold, rainy days, the club was able to make plans for an activity-filled summer. Members: Katrin Lindwall, Pam Graf, Joni Valley, -Ienifer Schultz, jay Adamson, Rick Lloyd, Neal Taylor, Paula Carr, Maria Periquet, Cheryl Hughes, Diane Gutierrez, Tammy Hilbrands, .Ian LaCour. Advisor: jim Wray. t- -Pi ek, K .A X, K

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F.B.L.A. Members: Roger jines, Phyllis Reaves, Dale Frohoclc, Chris Hurt, Linda Rodri- guez, Owen Reavesjackie Blackwood, Lori Ropeter, Mary Celmer, Marga Dullaart, Peggy Saicoe, Mona Granado, Dianne Hunter, Dolores Willson, Lucy Cox. Advisor: Sandra Neher. EB.L.A. Leadership starts in the community, and this is what the FBLA club is promoting. Through their services to the community and to Gahr High School, FBLA encour- ages the students working their way to the business world. Besides preparing themselves for future careers, the FBLA club raises money to help promote other stu- dents interested in business careers through scholarships. One Way Sharing, singing, fellowship, and praying are what helped create the One Way club. It brought together all students of Gahr High School, who wished to share their Christian faith. fi 118 One Way Members: Cindy Tanner, -Ionette Allen, Eileen Rafter, Archie Clement, Gary Olson, Ken Olson, April Chapmenulames Wilbanks, Beth Lant' Lv Bane, -Ion Watt, Brenda VanZee, Marty Wfinchester, Karen Reuter, Kathy Pollet, Paul jones, Michelle Bishop, Julianne Bradley, Oscar Bustamante, Lamarra. Advisors: Margorie Hart. Diane Molter.

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German The Annual Weihnachstsfest held in the multipurpose room was as usual a huge success. The students also spon- sored a Seeis sucker sale and sold pickles and pretzels at the carnival. The money was raised to go on a snow trip, and the Octoberfest at Busch Gardens. Members: Anna-Lisa Knuden, Gary Felien, Cindy Toburen, Tim Welch, Kirk Bowman, jenny Applebury, Robin Ardunio, Randy Ayola, Gabby Barquera, Mike Evans, Elaine Gallardo, Richard Goldberg, Pam Kattenbach, Kathy Knight, Tom Koes, Patty Kurata, Alan Mazer, Betty Meadows, Robert Meadows, Tim Mosser, Mary Newcomer, Steve Rack, Sheryl Roehl, Russell Satoda, Maggie Saworotnow, Diana Van- derElst, Andy Vizconde, Esther Arnold-Bik. 3' 'Y French One of the most active clubs on Gahr's campus is the French Club. The members participate in the various activi- ties for several reasons. Primarily they want to have fun and learn about and experience French culture. Some of the activities this year have been a cheese-tasting feast, building a homecoming float, which won the spirit Award, a carnation sale, some incredibly hilarious club meetings, and the making of plans for a banquet of fine French cuisine. y Spclnish Participation is the name of the game when it comes to the students in this club. They started out with a trip to Disneyland, which always proves to be lots of fun. They also involved themselves in their annual Tasting Party where everybodyis invited! What a huge success that was. Later the club had a candy sale and a booth at the carni- val, ,so the students took a trip to Olvera Street and to Magic Mountain.