Mount Eden High School - Scepter Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Lion's ale eaches Success AfTer o yeor of ddopTing To be- ing o club, ond Then on indepen- denT sTudy progrdm CinsTeod of using on dcTuol closs periodb, The ME Lion's Tole is in iT's prime. There ore nine members on The sToff This yedr, ond Ms. Anne Scurr is odvisor for her second yeor. ul redlly enjoy iT, The sTdff reolly works hord she conTends. The sToff publishes oT leosT Ten issues o yeor due To business reduiremenTs. The Lion's Tole is designed for sTudenTs oT lvlE who ore inTeresTed in jour- nolism ond The publicdTion of newspdpers. The poper hos im- proved gredTly over The pdsT Two yeors, even Though The sTdff is smdll. NIT hosn'T been eosy, buT iT's been ci loT of fun. We work os o Teom, ond ThoT is whoT keeps The duoliTy up commenTed senior EdiTor-ln-Chief R. Marc Wcilley, Ill. 'll wos gidd To see ThoT we hod new sTudenTs who wdnTed To be involved wiTh The pdper sTdTed junior FedTures EdiTor Amarinder Dhillon. lvlony of The sToff members were newcomers. They were very willing To leorn. 'TIT wds o loT of work, buT olso o loT of Tun, re- mdrked sophomore SporTs EdiTor John Iwciwcki. The mosT grueling Tdsk for The sToff is pdsTe-ups! lvlosT of uf sTill don'T know how To do The 'posTe-ups' buT we ore dll ledrn- ing, pronounced junior Opinion: EdiTor Ray Nepomuceno. Usuolly The Fridoy before eoch public Tion, sToffers hdve been known sToy unTil 5 ond 6 o'clock dfTel chool, ldying ouT pdpers. UAH ThoT work reolly poys off, so Principol John Davini, iT's d ore poper! -R. MCIFC VVoTley l v 456-Lion's Tole TM fi-lQlr5. fl wif W 'figs T . NN ly K? gl? fi-L

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SA Proves to be the est! Six musT be a lucky number, and JSA proved ThaT as Their sixTh year in The running proves The mosf suc- cessful. Junior Sfafesmen of Amer- ica has unauesfionably become The mosf dominanT club on cam- pus. BuT is iT really a club? They seem To do so much more Than a club. JSA officers refer To Their group as a chopTer a unified group of sTudenTs who work wiTh each oTh- er. And They musf be unified con- sidering Their size This year. JSA, can easily boasT a sfeady membership of sixfy sTudenTs, and They all managed To make iT Their weekly meeTings. IT all sTarTed auickly for JSA, as a heavy membership drive wenT info acfion in SepTember. And The response for membership was in- credible, especially considering lasT years membership was a whopping Ten sTudenTs! They be- came The fasTesT-growing club on campus. ln Ocfober, The JSA chapfer af- Tended a one-day conference aT Sfanford UniversiTy. IT was on ElecTions 86 and The 500 sTu- la Wok W -kwa , - gh, ,- V. g ..- -:5:X.,3E!:,,gg,s , sau sf ' ' - 4 ' . . if denTs from all over Norfhern Cali- fornia held a mock elecTion for Governor and STaTe SenaTor. November was a monTh of ac- Tion. The Fall STaTe Overnighf came up auickly, and MT. Eden JSA Took TwenTy-Two of iTs mem- bers To The San Francisco HilTon for a weekend of debafes, ThoughT Talks, mock Trials, and of course, fun. ln December, JSA Tried The fun- ny Tale characTer Goldilocks in a mock Trial on The grounds of breaking and enTering, Members acTed ouT The parTs of judge, law- yers, and wifnesses, AccusaTions flew in The courfroom of every- Thing from zoophilia To rape, and Topics of buTTock prinfs and psy- chology kepT coming up. The liTTle blond girl ended up being hiT wiTh a TwenTy year senTence. Members also goT Togefher for a ChrisTmas Pof Luck, and deco- raTed a reTiremenT home for Chrisfmas. lf was The besT monTh by far for This acTive club. 4987 broughT a flurry of acTivi- Ties as The chapTer prepared Themselves for The infamous Three f . - if day Spring STaTe Convenfion. lT's been a fruifful year for The JSA, The besf ever! The officers were The besT ever, as They were able To work Togefher auife well This years cabineT was Presideni Laurie Machado, Vice-Presidenl Courtney Gray, Secrefary Wen- dy Lara, Treasurer Leslie Tyler, and Legislafive lnvolemenf office! Rishi Shukla and Council of Ap proval Michele Sims, Alex Me dina and Jenifer Izak. The club' advisor was Ms. Anne Scurr. 'TIT has mosT definifely been good year for JSA, and iT's mad our dreams come True. All w wanTed was a 'good' year, bu due To our excepfional members. They have made iT GREAT! The whole club has broughT The suc- cess around and They should fee proud of Themselves for This. We have some incredible members. and we're proud of everyone! JSA you guys are The greaTesT, buT you already know ThaT! Com- menfed Laurie Machado ano Leslie Tyler. -Laurie Machado