La Sierra High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Page 177 text:

Varsity Clubs The Varsity Clubs functioned primarily as fundraisers for all of the interscholastic sports activities. Most of their money comes from vending machines in the P.E area, which go to support both girls and boys ath- :Front, I to r) Kelly Green, Mary Bristow Brenda Robbins, Denise Sitton, Michelle Schroeder, Lisa Puzan, Jenny Cervantes. (Back, I ;o r) Ann Turner Biend,i Van Bl.irrrjm Lis.3 Roberts, Renee Brinson, Margie Wisdom Front, I to r) Kevin Jones, Robert Baum, Mike Fitzsimmons, Paul Salazar, Rick Gibson, Randy Kahrs, Bronti Kelly, Brian Hurley Back, I to r) John Duncan, Rick Towie, John Murray, Todd Mulliner, Scott Craig, Kris Kahrs.

Page 176 text:

Congress Business was slow but many things were accomplished. Congress repre- sentatives brought to attention that the present constitution had flaws and inconsistencies which needed correc- tion. A special committee served to re- vise the constitution. Many interesting questions and suggestions were brought up by con- gress, and with the changing of the constitution, congress may have more duties and involvement with school activities next year.

Page 178 text:

Vocal Music Club The Vocal Music Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Donna Baylor, our new choral director, includes two La Sierra performing groups. Chamber Singers is a small, more select, vocal en- semble of both male and female singers. Entrance into this group is subject to a vocal audition and approva Concert Choir is a singing group open to all La Sierra singers. The only requirement is the ability to carry a tune and the desire to cooperate in a team effort.