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

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Pat Cary: First Girl President in Novi ' s History COMMISSION At twelve noon, on the final day of school, the newly elected A. SB, Board of Commissioners officially take office for the coming year. As they take office, they arc faced with many responsibilites. They plan and co-ordinate activities and admini- ster the A.S.B. ' s $52,000 student body budget. Each commissioner represents a dif- ferent faction of school life, together they stand as a united body. They work at all times to promote high standards, and to better communications between students, teachers, and administration. Junior Karen Jnhnson incourages rreshman Fr.ink Teurlay in picking up trash during Spirit Week Treasurer Marinella Salbato, Clubs I ' attiB.ucm

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Congress Establishes New Dress Code for Norte Vista Congress is the legislative branch of the Norte Vista student government. It is also the communication link between the Board of Commissioners and the students. The first major item of business for the Congress to consider was the acceptance of Vida Smith as VicePresident and Karen Johnson as Secretary. The Human Relations Council has been established this year because of the action of Congress. The representatives present the ideas and proposals of their classes to the Congress at the bi-weekly meetings. Business that needs more contemplation is referred to a committee which is chosen by the chairman. Some committees that have been established this year include: dress code, clean campus, lengthening of the lunch period and others. The Congress is one of the most influential bodies on campus and becomes stronger each year. Norte Vista students should be proud of the fact that few schools have a representative legislative body as effective as our Congress. Back row, 1. to r., Kim Holmes, Pam Whitmeyer, Richard Marcus, Kathy Friese, Chris -Sorsdahl, David Russell, Paul Bnsacki. Linda Valdez. Dave Marrujo, Cathy Orta, Maureen Taylor. Debi Oslund, Dave DeWitt, John Bourbonnais, John Erickson. Row 2: Jill Phillips, Meri Quinn, Karen McGlashen, ackie Bolduc, .Andi Ferguson. Judv LeVoss, ,Sharon Huddlc- ston. Mary .Xnn .Sirimarco, Cindyjames, Jolita Perez, Donna Chicazola, Evelyn Naugle. Diana .Macy, Leslie .Shaw, ,Sandy Holland. Janet Barrett, Judv Teunissen, . nne .St. Jacques. Dena Rose. 3rd Row: Robert .Scpulveda. Terri .Martinez, Deloris Mulligan, .Anita Salbato, Karen Johnson, Vida Smith. Debbie Hughes, Dawn ' ee Goddard. Vicki .Manns, Wanda Farris, Debbie .Mitchell. Denise Dubc. Dvana Caselman.Loretta . bnev Mr. Lane, 4th Row: Jeff Joliffe, Clary Feathergill, Mark Haw- kins, Randy Feuntes, Joe Rios, Dan Shea. Steve Lavallee. Mike Stoner, Charles Raybon, Bill Wolfe. Carl Gammon. ida Smith, N ' icePresident and Mark Hawkins, parlia- mentarian preside over the meeting Ralph Scpulveda expresses his views during a meeting K ' T ■ ri » '

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■ 1 1 ■ 1 I r yi p| H ■ 1 ' v ' ■ 1 ' v ' HI R N HL n w y 2- m k 1 f 2 : Girls ' Welfare — Jovce Bog?s, Bovs ' Welfare — Terrv Knight Projects— Dee Slimp. Entertainment— Rodonna Van Pep— Steve Yamaeruchi, Publicity— Chris Hew Pelt %v One of the quieter moments of Commission while they discuss future activites at N ' ovi. ) Frosh- Class Pres— Frank Teurlav, Soph. Class i Pres. — Debbie Brisco Jr Class Pres —Dennis Webber. Sr Class Pres - 1 J.n i.i I )e S iti