Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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The Math Club is dedicated to members who enjoy competing in mathematical contests or competitions. Several members have received trophies and prizes at these competitions. The group has traveled as far as San Luis Obispo for the Poly Royal Math Contest and to Fresno for the Clovis Com¬ petition. Some of the more talented and dedi¬ cated members have or are planning to go into Mathematics as a voca¬ tion or some related field. Pictured left to right: Nancy Ng, (President). Lai Ho Chan, Mr. Tomlinson, Lori Masa- mitsu, Brenda Bussard, Frankie Dickinson, Middle row: Rob Andrews, Colleen Burk, Nancy Gado, Kelly Burk, Lisa Cal¬ dwell, Top row: Glen Kish- iyama. Mitch Louie, (Vice President). Ric Williams, Dean Church, Fred Landers, Stuart Ng. MATH CLUB An interest in cars of any type is the only qualification needed to be in the Irvington High School Street Machines Club. Supervised by Mr. Roger Madsen and headed by Ben Gallag¬ her and Ted Young, the club met every Wednesday to discuss and plan various activi¬ ties in which they were involved. Pictured from left to right: Dan Sibley, Lori Dahn, Ben Gallag¬ her. Ron Byrd, Dave Erickson, Bob Hamilton. STREET MACHINES 70

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BOYS BLOCK I” Boy ' s Block I helped to raise money for the sports program. The Boogie Night dance, along with the Slave Auction was called off this year because of the teachers ' strike in Oc¬ tober. Later on in the year they spon¬ sored a dance and had the traditional Boys ' Rally. Officers: Gabe Hendrix co-Vice President, lose Nieves President, Greg Meily Sgt. At Arms, Jerry Collins co-Vice President not pictured Pictured left to right: Bot¬ tom row; Craig Yuhas, Greg Meily, Gabe Hendrix, Jose Nieves, Russell Sici- liano, Dan Torquemada, Middle row; Robert Locke, Gary Meily, Jerry Collins, John Luevano, Richard Holladay, Ariel Flores, An¬ thony Ulibarri, Dan Sibley, Bobby Brown, Top row: Tedd Lima, Kurt Furtado 69

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CLOSE UP CLOSE-UP is an organization funded by the federal government and private businesses. It was devel¬ oped to give High School students an opportunity to get a close-up look at how our government works. Students spend a full week in Washington D.C. hearing speakers, attending seminars, meeting state representatives and other interesting and important people. Some of the extra highlights of the trip were a tour of Washington by night and a free afternoon for per¬ sonal touring of Washington. Pictured left to right: Bottom row: Phyllis Home, (President), Samantha, Sally Breck, Top row: Lai Ho Chan, (co-Vice President), Mr. Jim Blossom, Colleen Anderson. Not pictured: Chris Crescibene, Mark Foster, (co-Vice Presi¬ dent), Tonia Equina. Skiing is a fun and ex¬ citing sport but it is also expensive. In order to bring down the costs the club was involved in fund raising events. An Anything Coes Con¬ tes t with student teams SKI CLUB vs. the faculty team was one of the most enjoy¬ able events they spon¬ sored for both the par¬ ticipant and the spectator. The members also sold Gift Check Books to raise money. Each year the club goes on four to five weekend trips with 15-20 mem¬ bers. The group always has a great time skiing and being with other skiing enthusiasts. Pictured from left to right: Top row: Miss loan Hames, Missy Williams, Sheree Coleman, Mike Torquemada, Maureen Buggy. Denise Herman. Kevin Torrence, Karen Wright, Kevin Hickham, Craig Lopez, Jay Weir, Bottom row: Curtis Walker, Diane Leureaux, Michelle Rotiski, Maureen Henry, Kim Clark, Tammy Lerch, Chris Lavato, Kim Fred- ico, Mrs. Shirley Evans, Bot¬ tom row: Officers, Mike Swinghammer, Paul Mendoza, Chuck Koeler. 71