Norco High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Norco, CA)

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The Girls Leogue members porticipote in school octivities designed to promote civic re- sponsibility ond fellowship with eoch other, in- cluding Thonlssgiving Food Drive Contest, the Christmos Singing Telegtorns, the Cornotion Vol- enrine Sole, the Mr. Volenrine contest, ond the Spring Activity. The Norco High French Club CClub FroncoisD is o very octive club on the Cougor Compus. This orgonizotion portlcipores in two different types of octivities. One type relotes to school- wide ASD octivities. The other relotes ro ocrivity for greoter experience in leorning obout French culture ond civilizotion ln the first type The French Club hos portici- poted in such schoolwide octivities os selection of 0 condidote for Homecoming Queen. For the lost four yeors the club hos been oble to get its condidote elected to the court. This yeor's condidote wos Thereso Corroll. Also, the club sponsor the Christmos Condy Delivery. In the other types of octivity members of the club hove orgonized such octivities os de jeuner froncois CFrench luncheonb where stu- dents prepore French cooking ond enjoy such repos os Croque Monieur ond solode o l'huile . Membership in the Club is open to oll stu- dents whether enrolled in o French closs or not. GIRLS' LEAGUE Q L to R-Front Kothy Lorenz- VP Donnie Vander Dussen, Pres, Annette, Weststeyn, Dock- Tino Holl Koren Coler Ki Annette Correio, Suson KoKosensI1i, Debbie Corson, Romono Rodirquez, Liso Holl, Gunillo Aslser FRENCH CLUB Front rowg L-Ps Chrisrino Mottsg Cheryl Kneceg Sue Resner, Secretoryg Middle row: L-R Drendo Sulltvon Joclsie Frederic Willis: Mike le Shep Shepherd. Dock row: Monsieur Hiestondg Todd Collins: Kent Wilsong Alito Dellenbocls Treosure Willis, Dill Ziggy Zogg, Monsieur le president I

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YOW O V HPAW PRINTS STAFF A newspaper is an important means of communica- tion to any community. lt provides entertainment and a means of snoring ideas. lr keeps people informed of what is going on. Pow Prints is a monthly newspaper published by the Journalism Club especially for NHS. lt has articles ranging from school events to club activities to advice and opinion. The Paw Prints staff is proud of the fact that their school newspaper loolssjusi like a real news- paper, Once a weels a Paw Prints page is published in the Pony Express, Norco's local paper. The journalism Club gives young writers, artists, and photographers an excellent opportunity ta practice their craft, reg Rumbles Jeff Runyan Deanna Koch Laura Lewis Joni Walker Gary Evans Baclx tow: Mrs. Olinda isor Dave Simmons Leann Kightlinger Barbara Mori-i Lott Kantar editor in chief Mark Bowen, Kitty David Frey Janie Piall Debbie Cochrane Susan Kastlso and Jacls Hamsany Sec Eliza e be Mr Payne adviser, Gino Boster President, Lee Cannon vice president, Pam erary, Dana Ball treasurer, Brian Knight reporter Dean Doyter Sentinol. OF AMERICA ..-..,..-..-..-.-s . . ,, - ,. . ...im v .. - .. . O. , s. -s L--T . , - V he--1-im .---- LVL-2.-vfhs.- . .l lull- f CChapter farmers? front raw: Doreen ODrian, Tami Falster, second raw, Tim Dollahire, Max Stephans, Linda Stewart, - The Future Farmers of America CFFAD is an organization for students who have an interest in some aspect of agriculture. The members are enrolled in vocational agriculture classes on campus where they learn about such things as ag. mechanics, Ornamental Horticulture, and Animal Science. Led by Mr. Ron Payne, Norco's FFA chapter gives the student a chance to learn by doing, gaining on-thejob experience that will help in the future employment. The purpose of FFA is summed up in its mortar Learning ta do Doing to learn Learning to live Living ta serve. This yeor's activities included Judging contests, Fairs and Shows, softball tournaments, volleyball tournaments, State cone ventions, Leadership Conferences. lly Perry, Richard Talbett, Jacque Mathuson, John Perry, Toni Hays, David Evich, bacls row: Rodrich th Sapp, Renee Salomon, Lari Mushoney, Kathy Maqureol, Tony Cannon.