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

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AUDIO-VIDEO-CINEMA CLUB SERVES SCHOOL The purpose for AVC is to let students develop skills, care and proper operations of Public Address, Vid- eo and 16 milimeter-Super 8-movie camera systems. Working with classroom VTR Projects, gives each student operator valuable foundations, experience, and responsibility for the future. u g m S!f f. Mk. U - VS f-H ' ' sM BACK row left to right: Robert Markin, Jeff Weller, Mr. Blake (advisor) Front row: Craig Miller, Steve Kaptur, Steve Schnieder. (Not pictured) Bill Bourbonnais, Fred Baker, Glen Massie. Red gets ready for action! CHESS CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE The purpose of the Chess Club is to provide an opportunity for experi- enced players to develop skills, and novice players to learn the basics. The Chess Club was established 7 years a- go. Spring of 78 is the 5th Annual Tournament. Trophies are awarded by the Principal. Back row L-R: Angie Tardiff, Tery Komori. Middle row: Del Duncan, Craig Mc- Dade, Tom Uva, Mark Mauro, Ed Miller. Front row: Andrew Antonissen (president), Tom Stewart, Mark Walter. 101

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NOVI ART GUILD TURNS PURPLE This year the Art Guild has adopted Captain Pur- ple as their mascot. He originated from the Planet Panpurpular and landed on Novi ' s campus. This year with the help of Captain Purple the Art Guild strived to raise money for the Art Department and a field trip to Universal Studios and other cul- turally interesting places. This year has been one of the most successful for the Art Guild. Maria taking her presidency a little to far. Top to bottom-Advi5or-Mr. Craven, Cheri Rugate, Maria Buccieri, Debbie Mathis, David Lomax, Peggy Bishop, Isabel Mares, and Jim Dobl in. (Not pictured-Norma Lopez, Lori Lauritzen, Denise Downing, Terry Harrison, Brenda and Belinda Otterson, and Susan Rout). Left to right-P.R. -Isabel Mares, Treas.,-Peggy Bishop, Sec. -Cheri Fugate, V.P.- Debbie Mathis, Pres. -Maria Buccieri. TOO Mr. Craven off his rocker.

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CHOIR ACTIVE IN COMMU ' vllTY This year ' s Choir consists of 34 members. Throughout the year they have been very active singing at school and in the community. Some of the places where they have performed are the Tyler Mall, the Lion ' s Club, the Moose Lodge, The Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. The Choir also donated a turkey and a tree to a family in need at Christmas. Congratulations to Ms. Young (advisor) and the Choir for a fine year. Kevin and Terry double as a duet. L-R: Miss Young, advisor, S. Ruse (accompanist, D. Ki ' lly, C. Erdmai D. Montana, S. Barden, N. Randolph, A. Taylor, B. Magan, |. Sanihtv, B Bourbonais, K. Cunin, T. Tichelaar, B. Diaz, C. Holt, D. Yambo. Front row: K Mclancon, D. Buckner, S. Chstensen, C. Birdsong, ]. Thrall, A. Marino, P. Melancon, T. Kirkman, D. Rezac. 102 Pam White takes a break. Becky Diaz sigs for the Choir. ' ■ fHIf