Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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A NATlONAl. HONOD, OClETY LS 'U' The National Honor Society requires that members maintain a B average in their courses at Homestead. Approximately W juniors are initiated to this club each year after an objective examination of their schol- arship requirements. Because NHS is an honor organization, each member's qualifications in citizenship and leadership are also reviewed by a faculty board. This year we have raised enough money to offer a S W scholarship to one to four club members, stated Co- President Mike Jordan. Neil Bethel combined efforts with Mike, and both led the club in its fund raising activities, which included organ- izing a booth at the Roundup. Xxlxlillllllll Imp., GN 01 SX W I S 'Q X xt 'U X 'P Q 0 5 Q 5 s : e S 5 E 3 a Z 4 J 5 e 2 S ,4 I wg C.S.F. is the California Scholarship Federa- tion's chapter at Homestead. lt is one of the larger clubs in the school, primarily encour- aging scholarship and offering supplementary activities for its members. Mr. Hanna, club advisor, supervised the planning of a trip within the bay area to an educational point of interest. Members were also able to work at the Roundup. According to second semester president, Vince Tobkin, the purpose of the club is to increase interest in high standards of scholarship and to provide activities for students achieving these standards. Vince was elected to succeed first semester pres- ident Dale Ahearn. Satisfactory citizenship and an above B grade point average are requirements for membership to the club.

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, , ,. ...,, ..,, ,,,,.W.Wy4W,,W ,.hk,. . .,.., .,, WMU ,mg f wfiff' Laurie Crane by t E Qt S Liflaaatanziaid Altruism: an unselfish regard for and devotion to the interests of others. This is the philosophy of the twenty members of Althenians, Homestead's girls' honor and service organization. Scholarship, leadership, school and community activities, and attitude qualify a girl for membership, Regard for and devotion to others has come to mean a variety of things for the energetic Althenians. The Annual Service Clubs Banquet was sponsored by the Althenians to bring together the four service clubs on campus. As a result of this get-together. the Althenians were given the cooperation of Key Club and Interact for the Mexican-American Christmas Party. The Job Skill Training Center, site ofthe event, was decorated and prepared for the four hundred underpriviledged children of the migrant workers. Lunch and wrapped Christmas gifts were presented to the guests. Traditionally. the Althenians are in charge of ticket sales and ushering of all school productions, serving at senior activities and Parent Faculty meetings. ln addition, monthly visits were made by the Althenians to San .lose Hospital, where the members entertained the patients. Many Althenians also patterned a brain damaged little girl, Heading the fall projects was President Pat Jones, Secretary Rose Marie Menager, Treasurer Donna Hofele. and Historian Janis Coblentz. Spring activities were under the direction of President Donna Hofele. Secretary Gail Shimamoto, Treasurer Sue Sechrist, and Historian Mindy Miller, Barbara Quattrone , 7' Els If Donna Hofele Janis Coblentz Jennifer Hemmes Advisor Mrs. King