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

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: GET THE PICTURE? This year ' s Photography Club has 25 members. They meet every Monday with Advisor Ms. Gritton. When they meet, they discuss different ways of taking pictures, etc. They have taken trips to Disney- land, Knott ' s Berry Farm, and Universal Studios. Every member had a strong interest in what they do, and that ' s what makes the Photography Club so strong. Kryizek, Rai liams, uSn VVal BIBLE TRIES TO LIVE UP TO IT S IDEALS Rather than a list of activities, this year ' s Bible Club wanted quotes about God: Tis not the dying for a faith that ' s so hard, it ' s the living up to it that ' s fifficult. -William Thackeray Bible Club guest speakers, Wade Lockman and Bob Fetts, Jr. 1977-78 Bible Club members back row: Paula Trapp, Gaylyn Barfnecht, Rosie Foster, Laura Okon, Helen Parson, front row: Karri Dunn, Ms. Zelt, advisor, Julie Robinson. (Not pictured Tery Komori) 104

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GIR-S LEAGUE ' S GOT IT TOGETHER 1 Girl ' s Leagii is a service club composed of girls from the senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. Sone of the service projects include babysitting for local P.T.A. groups, providing dessert for the Atheletic Avards Banquet, participating in class projects, and other school activities. Each year the Girl ' s league sposers the Sw eetheart ' s Ball. The Daisy hain is made up of junior girls who have earned the highest number of points during the three previous years. They hold the Daisy Chain for the seniors during the graduation ceremony. NORt VISTA HIGH SCHOOL ii (i From left to ript; Denise Harmon, Barbara St. Germain, Theresa Osborn, Cynthia Humprey, Lorrie Lerma, Isabel Mares, Laura Okon, Sylvia Solis, Pat Di Yorio, ilie Robertson, Patsy Parra, Shelby McDade, Marlene Sanchez. From left to right: Denise Fiarmon-V. -President, Marlene Sanchez-Treasurer, Barbara St. Germain- Secretary, Shelby McDade-President. MECHA CLUB GETS INVOLVED This year ie MECHA Club has been more active than in the past. They won 4th place with their float in the Homcoming parade and have been active in promoting the cause of the Mexican-American student. Good Iea3rship and involved students make an active group. -22!f ft! I. injid jn M.E.C.Fi.A. Gib ' s float wins 4th place during FHome- coming. From left to right-Back row: Ruben Esparza, Mike Pena, Mario Cediiio, Raymond Granado, Nick Miranda, Maria Ledezma. Middle row: Ray Her- nandez, Tony Holguin, Rebecca Ortega, Gloria Herrera, Elvira Molina, Christina Boyorquez, Estelle Ochoa, Vicki Herrera, Denise Gonzales, Robin Morgan, Lina Ochoa, Margaret Reyes, Sara Cecillc, Patricia Rivera, Maria Quirez, David Boyorquez, David DeHaro, Steve Ferez. Front row: Bobby Belding, Maria Flores, Freddie Ortiz, Teddy Boyorquez, Sandy Fuentes, Rachel Bonilla, Patty Rosales, Sylvia Martinez, Linda Sorgenson, Bertha Sorgenson, Mario Fuentes, Sammy Najer. '

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NOVI SPEAKS OUT During the Speech Club ' s first year on Campus, they have made a memorable mark. The purpose of the club is to spark student interest in speaking out in competition with other schools. This year out little team hit several tournaments and rarely missed out on bringing home an award or two for Novi! L:R: Back row: Kevin Curtain, David Bolding, Howard Herbert. Front row: Anthony Chasse, Kerry Christianson. Advisor- Mrs. Hastings F.H.A. HAS GOOD YEAR! This year the F.H.A. has been very active in many areas. They visited Convalescent hospitals over the holidays. They went to Knott ' s Berry Farm and the Garment District in Los Angeles. During the year, they sold cookies and cakes for fund-raising projects. Jerri works on a project. L-R: Susan Eide (Secretary), Shawn Hoch (President), Jerri hield (V. Presi- dent). Debbie Kelly (Treasurer). 105