Letha Raney Intermediate School - Yearbook (Corona, CA)

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'i. George Yogues studies tne Cness board planning a strategic attack. 2. International Ciub: Front - Vice President - Tony Fiores, Evangelina Precniga, Beatriz Rodriguez, Patty Sai- gado, Maria Sol Magan, President - Salvador Soto, Leticia Ramirez, Martna Munoz, Tepnilian Cni, Marina Banena, Secretary - Rod Magan. Middie - Mif cnael On, Cnuy Fiares, Juan Cortez, Jorge Olivas, Jose Oiivas, G-irarda Hi- gareda. Back f Guiiierrna Munoz, Jose Andrade, Sornao Irnani, Roberto Munoz, Carios Castiilo, Jose Negrete. 83

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fi T h Try T Q. apxy T NJ 43 GTD EJ T1 I I Q. if-4 u M L r NL! 'TN' TT w UU V A SQ S Q New clubs suiT voried inTeresTs hree new clubs were sTorTed To give sTudenTs on opporTuniTy To develop some of Their speciol in- TeresTs. They were The lnTernoTionol Club, sponsored by Miss Buchdnon, The PhoTogrdphy Club, sponsored by Ms. Zook, ond The Chess Club sponsored by Mrs. Behney. The forTy-five members of The inTer- noTionol Club explored The differenT counTries ond noTionoliTies ThoT ore porT of Americo, ond how Americd is porT of The world socieTy in generol. Money roised by The club endbled sTu- denTs To go on field Trips To colleges ond Iocol businesses. Every oTher Wednesdoy, T2 To T5 sTudenTs oTTended PhoTogrdphy Club meeTings where They leorned how To work wiTh comeros ond how To cledn o comerd correcTIy. The club wos open To ony one inTeresTed, os long os They moinToined d 2.0 Grode PoinT Aver- oge. SevenTeen sTudenTs who were inTer- esTed in improving Their chess skills formed The Chess Club. They meT ev- ery oTher Mondoy To discuss sTroTegies, ond defenses. They ended Their meeT- ings by pldying chess, ond using The sTroTegies They hod leorned. 82 U2 'l 1. Sree Selby conTempIoTes moving her bishop. 2. Ms, Zook discusses phoTogrophy wiTh club members. 3. PhoTogrophy Club: FronT f Rebec- K cd AJ Ryon Doniel, Ms. Zook, Brod VVhiTheod. Bock f Chod Reiche, JyoTi Nondd, Michelle Chdpdrro, Morcio Kreps, HeoTher l-lohn. 4 5 19

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Drama requires dedicaTion iss Tarini made a lasTing impres- sion on The drama sTudenTs and club members as she TaughT Them To use Their pasT exper- iences in The characTers They por- Trayed. MosT of her sTudenTs were de- vofed and willing To work, especially when iT came To a producTion. They combined efforTs wiTh The Drama Club To produce 'David and Lisa in The spring. AudiTions were open To all sTu- denTs who were willing To devoTe Their Time To The play. Miss Tarini noTed ThaT l'The valuable sTudenTs aren'T always The Talenied ones, buT The sTudenTs ThaT are willing To work. l. AT a bus sTop, KaTherine Seidman, Cara Cangelosi and Brad McAdams observe a Typical childhood dilemma porTrayed by Alysa Bufvich as she Tries To convince her grandmoTher Qlulie Omelichj ThaT iT is more imporTanT To find a resTroom Than To waiT for The bus To Disneyland. 2. FronT - Michael Webb, Jennifer AlTher, Toni Burbank, NaThan Skullnick, Lisa Pike, Jackie Noel, Lydia Reyes, lrene Lozano, HeaTher WickhorsT, Tammy Williams. Mid- dle - Kevin NoonchesTer, Mike Burroughs, Sean Ward, Brian Frisbie, Rena Gas, Kim Overfon, Jamie WiTTman, Jennifer Nicely, Melanie Smifh, Cassi WhiTe, Michelle La- Magna, Mandy MaTThews, Michelle Bar- reTT. Back - Dion Brown, Deena Frank, Tracy Wilson, Kayla Kline, Theo Adejun- mobi, Aaron Seegraves, Rebecca Ax, Ju- lie Omelich, KaTherine Seidman, Cara Cangelosi, Alysa BuTvich, Brad McAdams, and lsaac Adejunmobi. 8A