Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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Crown and Sceptre Don Levine, President and Kim Krause Perry Caro and Robbie Tarnove, Secretary Mitch Maki and Jeanette Woo, Treasurer A l 53: Paul Woo and Theresa Zweben Glenn Sueyoshi and Nancy Kanemori, Historian Beike Gofhn, A.F.S. Student Bottom row- Glenn Sueyoshi, Kim Krause, Jeanette Woo, Robbie Tarnove, Perry Caro. Middle row- Gary Yee, Keelie Maly, Mitch Maki, Denise Castilleja, Ronnie Shimizu, Don Levine, Nancy Kanemori, Fiona Loke. Top row- Beike Gofhn, Paul Woo, Mr. Robert Katz. 32!Seniors

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Senior Class Council SENTOR CLASS COUNCIL left to right, Publicity Chairperson, Sandy Wong, Vice- President, Cathy Portillo, President, Wendy Iguchi, Treasurer, Paul Woo, Secretary, Jeanette Woo, Committee Chairperson, Christy Ohara. is l Wendy Iguchi - A Great Leader. TETCQSH YA' CUTE Plum P0609 cbiRL YVVLT IU EPB Ixblfpicl 'l'l-M3 252911 wi Broiuv cus,-r 'TO Tr-iclc To me nerr-lil? mo Moc li Tl'll5 oyeveb 'BUT Senior Class Council has worked very hard to make 1979 the greatest year ever! The main goal of the council was to revitalize the school spirit that had died in recent years. They began by announcing the 1979 motto: ltNever has there been a class so ine, as the Mighty class of '79l . And declaring royal blue and light blue as the class colors. They went on to have many fund raisers in order to finance the Senior Picnic and Senior Luncheon held at the end of the year. The year ended spectacularly, with an all time first, the Senior Party was an all night cruise to Catalina Island. Sandy Wong listens attentively. X C M .S ow Thi l 'l9Uj15Z clever' ewnla .- 7 ,T T L twirl? if Q Kit-tillage C dit 03' fl 5 eerie ee' KJ , ,X-A -Z S la l X lxfjt g, g . Z , .K ' g Seniorsf31 dzfiaiw

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Raul Palleres and Denise Castilleja lVl r. Katz, Advisor Ronnie Shimizu and Keelie lVIaly Gary Yee, V.P., and Fiona Loke CROWN and SCEPTRE is more than an honor society. It is a group of hard working, fun-loving, imaginative seniors who made it a point to make money. Members sold pickles at the Homecoming Festival and collected newspapers throughout the year as fundraisers. They also participated at the Cinco de lVlayo and Spring Festivals. Funds went towards the revival of the end-of-the-year banquet for 1979 and 1980 members. Another first for the group was the adorning of sweaters. Students in royal red pullovers with gold Crown and Sceptre emblems strutted around school for the first time. Early in the year President Don Levine organized the project to outht the club with sweaters. The project proved a success: members could spot each other more easily in the crowded halls of school and so could the other people in and around school. Denise sounds off at a Crown 84 Sceptre meeting, Ron, Perry, Glenn, and Gary discuss important issues while Don listens in disbelief. concerning Crown Sz Sceptre. Seniors!33