Gladstone High School - Arena Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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l HSA! Ch' 6,4 K851? S Health Careers members all hope to become nurses in the future. They are active in service to the community often visiting Convalescent Hospitals and Hop. House. One of their many projects was making gifts and treats for patients. Their big money raising projects is the sale c candy canes. Members top row left to right are: Rebecca Ramos, Vice Pres. Linda Martin, Debbie Stemlker, Debbie La Frombosie, Sec. Treas. Sylvia Prado, Debbie Schindler, Kim Beaver, Pres. Sherry Thomas, Joan Adkins, and Sharon Arbuckle. MA IUNS C558 This club makes up in spirit and dedication what they lack in numbers. They attend all swim and water polo meets, keeping score and helping with team spirit. In addition they have sponsored candy sales, oar washes, and found time to sponsor a sports night. They also participated in the Christmas Head start Party. 166 Members are left to right: Julie Seal, Evelyn Leker, and Pam Wodell.

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AKSNQ4 membership. The big project is to sell as many ads as possible to pay for the added expense of color, special effects, and added pages. This c1ub's sole purpose is to promote the annual. Every member of the annual class is eligible for 'rf Q Members are from L to R, bottom row Peggy Rodriquez, Ernie Brenner, Patricia Pittman, Charlotte Duggan, Jeannine Nelson, Terry Kessler, Dan Vest, Ramona Asmus, and Sue Stewart. Standing: Tamara Brooks, Kim Beaver, Janet Carlson, Gilbert Valadez, Gary Schardein, Cathy Twohey, Cassandra Antrim, Sherry Starkey, Marie Rodriquez, Randy McDonald, Sherry Carrion, Michael Ponce, Renee' Miller, and Judy Lara. Not pictured are, Penny Cullen-Carroll, Paula Curtis, Cindy Harkness, Steve Lucero, Ivan Misner, Tina Morris, Herbie Younker, Mike Walker and Judy Ziser. 63555 This is a new club on campus this year. Sponsored by Mr. Wheeler the members enjoy meeting and playing the game. Members from left to right are, Bill Cavanaugh, Lee Fiske, Jerome Ondatje, Charles Voorheis, Shawn Argerter, Richard Carver. Not pictured Ivan Misner. K

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M861-L24 The Main purpose of Mecha is to raise funds for scholarships for Chicano students. Some of their projects Were, car wash and candy apple sale. They helped with the Head Start Party and were responsible for bringing the Zacatecas Dancers to our school. 4 +4 Bottom row L to R: Ruben Naranjo, Ruben Ramirez, Alex Acosta, Tony Zamora, Louis Acosta, Charles Lopez, Roger Martinez, and J. R. Barrios. Top row L to R: JoAnn Hernandez, Arniie Dominguez, Becky Segura, Liz Davalos, Umit Barbosa, Mary Lopez, Pat Gonzalez, Cindy Hernandez and Barbara Partida. Mr. Romero is sponsor. Those not pictured are Beverly Carmona, Dan Gomez, Arlene Zamora, and Co-Sponsor Mrs. Liz Ramos. key si pg 'Serif' -'Jw Members are: Bottom row L to R, Herbie Younker, Dave Guerra, Steve Wilcox. Top row L to R David Contreras, Chuck Lyons, Chris Cullen- Carroll, Gilbert Valadez, Mark Frey, David Cruz, and Stuart Phillips. Key Club is sponsored and supported by the Azusa Kiwanis Club with Mr. Ahlf as their advisor. The group is a service oriented one and responsi- ble for many projects on campus.