Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Our Foreign Exchange Students John Neilson is from Denmark and he is staying with the Schwinghammers. He has been here approximately four months and plans to leave next summer. John said he had enjoyed himself during his stay in Fre¬ mont. His father is a former forest ranger and his mother is a worker at the Red Cross Home. John likes to travel and get Educated as an advertising designer. He wants to visit the United States again, but that will be in the future. Martin Heppe is from West Germany. He is staying with Jim and Mary Knight. Mar¬ tin has been here for four months and he’s enjoying himself. Martin’s father is an em¬ ployee at an insurance company and his mother is a housewife. Martin enjoys dancing, sailing, bawling, discussing. He plans to return to Germany in July 1 977. Richard Nils Hansson Lives in Sweden Sueige and was born in Malmo Trelle- borg. He has been here for one year and is staying with the Hornbuckle Fam¬ ily. Richard is an SIS Student Inter¬ national. As an IHS student he is active in the International Club, Ski Club, Math Club. Richard’s hobbies are ski¬ ing, sailing and Disco Dancing. Since Richard has been here he has visited Santa Cruz, Hawaii and San Francisco. The rest of his plans include trips to Dis¬ neyland, New York, and Florida. Close-up “Close up ’ is a week of in-depth study of our Federal government in Washington D.C. During the week in Washington they had a chance to meet other “Close Up” students from the Bay Area and Michigan. They talked with mem¬ bers of Congress and other Washington officials. Close Up is a government organized program. Pictured left to right front row: Mr. Lowrey, Cindy Harlow, Martin Heppe, Connie Barker, Sheryl Linzey, Denise Torres, Steve Williams, Lai Ho Chan, Phyllis Horne, Chris Aker, Mike Stelle, Sook Lee, Steve Rawson, Mr. Koppel. Second Row: Laura Marron, Sandy McComas, Bryan Horne, Larry Barker, Paul Andrews, Brian Bal- sini, Rick Chadwick, Jerry De Vries, Gloria Navartil. 126

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Girls’ Block I Pictured Front Row, Left to Right; Terry Lerch, Cathy Lasavich, Debbie Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer; Gayle Paulson, Cindy Perusse,Barrie O’Donnell, Top Row, Linda Carmichal, Rhonda Accosta, Shan¬ non Berger, Sherry Wildoner, President; Teresa Block I stands for Sportsmanship, Leadership, and Service. The girls must earn 500 G.A.A. points and the guys must letter once to be in the club. Kennerly, Cindy Yurdana, Heidi Kendall, Patti Swihart, Sheryl Foster. In Tree: Sue Rudd, Vice-Pre¬ sident; Linda Paulson. Their advisor was Mrs. Abbott. 125

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CSF is a group of students who have excelled scho¬ lastically. They planned a trip to Yosemite, and had activities such as a carnation sale for Valentines Day. They also had a Freshmen Orientation for the incoming freshmen to the club. CSF gives out five one hundred dollar scholarships to outstanding seniors in the club. Pictured L-R, First Row: Leonard Nichols, Paul An¬ drews, Tamie Watson, Sheryl Linzey, Connie Barker, Sook Lee, Ken Wright, Larry Cheng. Second Row; Ste¬ ven Ng, Astrid Poschmann, Karen O ' Brien, Maureen Buggy, Colleen Andersen, Vicky Smith, Greg Oda, Helena Holslag, Ross Deeter, Annette Franks, Cathy Boone, Dayton Burkholder, Lynette Criswell, Steve Bli- zel, Terry Machado, Greg Wayne. Third Row; Lai Ho Chan, Sharon Cambra, Earl McDonald, JoEllen Tschantz, Mike Madson, Missy Williams, Patty Thomp¬ son, Sheree Coleman, Christine Rogers, Nancy Ng. Fourth Row; Clinton Foster, Robert Deeter, Cathy Fox, Steve Williams, Regina Fulkner, Karen Klimkosky, Mona Rentzal, Diana Askin, Laura Marron, Patty Do¬ nohue. Fifth Row; Oli Swanson, Crystal Horten, Mme. Lookabill, Mark Caldwell, Mike Donohue, Lynda Woot- ton, Cindy Jordan, Stella Christensen, Lori Miller, Ca- rin Freitas, Linda Deeter, Peri Palmer, Cheryl Kratoch- wil. Miles Mendenhall, Claudette Criswell. Sixth Row; Gail Thames, Gretchen Roeding, Scott Hahn, Don Gould, Chris Minson, Gary Rogers, Peter Coveil, John Bassett. C.S.F