Norte Vista High School - Serrano Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Coach Folsom takes over as New Advisor for Varsity Club i The Varsity Club is open to all N ' orte Vista athletes who have attained at least one varsity letter in any sport sponsored by the school. This year the Varsity Club had one of the largest memberships of the many or- ganizations at Xovi. The Club ' s annual dance is open to the whole student body and this year, as in the past, was a great success. The Varsity Club being a service club also provides Sergeant-at-Arms for the Nominating Convention and for all Congress meetings. The club ' s advisor this year was Coach Folsom. Back rnw 1. tor., Ron Kipp. Gary X ' aughn. Cliff Powell, John .Mvarado, Paul Valasquez. Terry Knight. Gary Hardgrave. 2nH Row, Ralph .Sepul- vcda, Eddy Meyers. John Maglbv. .Mike .Neal. Steve Martinez. Terrill Willis. Robert Rodri- guez. Kerry .Starnes. .Mark Hawkins, Charles Sralf. .Mike Lewis, .Mike Martinez, Dave DeWitt Randy Draper. Front Row. Jeff Jackson, Don .McMahan. Eric Peterson. Dave .Marrujo. .Steve Brown. Dwight VVingate. John Erickson. John Bourbannais. I ■ IH . gflHHjj ! yjL jpit X jB Germ; ofGer TheGefr wmberstal pettsofGer Club officers 1 to r.. Dave DcWitt. John Bourbannais. Terry Knight, Dave Marrujo. John Erickson. Bob Barrett working nut in the weight room to build up his strength i The Varsity CUib members spot for Larry Gossclin during a licnch press.

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Chemistry Club Offers Opportunities for Future Scientists ' ' 5 i ' MT ' :V THE CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club is an organization for students who are interested in all aspects of Chemistry. They hold small meetings and then move into the lab to experiment. It is a great opportunity for students to advance in Chemistry. The club advisor is Mr. Ahl- mann. L to R Paulette Teaney, Donna Chicazola, Donna Dolbee, Pat Nagle, Pamela Ahl- mann, Shiley Burch. Mr Ahlmann. Lief Erickson, Mark Koppa .Advisor Mr .Ahlmann performs an experiment for the club officers. Future Homemakers Attend State Meeting at Asilomar FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: Future Homemakers have many activities most of us know nothing about. This year members attended the State meeting at the . silomar Conference grounds at Pacific Grove, California. They also took part in the Annual Section VI Meeting held at College of the Desert. They had a lot of fun planning their Progressive Dinner and the Daddy Date 1 night in April. They hosted the annual Mother-Daughter Barbecue in May. L. to R,: Dawn Palmore, Margaret Yescalis, Roberta Cirant. Mary. nn Sirimarm, ( lliri I Hiii kc Peggy Wheeler. Georgia Menches

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The oIlRfrs ol ihf hrxn h Club air Kaihv Stewart, Carolina Ashe, Patti Bacon. Astrid Edwards, and the ad- visor Mrs. Young French Club Sponsors Trip to Ports OTall FRENCH CLUB: Each fall the club holds its traditional French dinner and later on an Interna- tional Christmas party. They also take a trip to Ports o ' Call a part of Los Angeles Harbour where imports from all over the world are brought. This year is climaxed by the award of as many fiftv-dollar scho- larships as possible to students wishing to take the Foreign Language League Summer Tour in France. Front Row: Patti Bacon, Yvonne LeDoux, RoseMary Mac.- fee. Linda Lucus, Virginia Lim. Back Row: .Astrid Edwards, Jackie Boulduc, Carolina .-Kshe, Priscilla Rodriguez, N ' ancv Lim, Giretchefi Essig. German Club Explores Aspects of German Art and Music GERMAN CLUB: The German Club is a small but active group of students who are interested in discovering more about the German language. The members take field trips to various places of interest in Southern California during the school year. The Club also concentrates on as- pects of German art and music. K HMBHB |d Bi a H HH WF J I H Hi . ' ' ' H a .»3 H| £ 1 I HH ■JBpv: M 1 lr»-ffl ■ . - - Hh I % ' Z -- - 1 H H WK 1 -— E l m 4k ►V ' Wk 1 ihh tfl « iL L l i BH {{ A 1 1 fe. n ' ■ f 1 m - at 1 jrj £ ■k» 1 1 Seated: Jennifer Peck, . nn Hart. .Standing: Rodney Hoover, Tom Barnes, Jim Cloninger, Mr. Schucllcr. The members of the German Club and the advisor Mr Schueller talk over future plans. 101