Red Bluff High School - Spartanland Yearbook (Red Bluff, CA)

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fIJKey Club Left to Rlght Top Row S Shllllng burg B Bazzlnl M Goodwln D Berrldge N Oldham R Johnston K Marlne J Hldy M Legan S Bever C Richardson J Barls J Moleford T Button M Fernandls Mlddle Row S Ross T Pfelffer W Plxler S Penner Mr Allwardt R Penner D Wright L Begby D Goforth C Armstrong S Wlttorff A Lln dauer B Spanfelner C Clancy K Nehrer P VanBusklrk L Welsslnger G Early Bottom Row L Houchlns K Martin C Fox L Huck man G Spanfelner K Mllllken A Robertson S Rlberal R Lucero OD CSF Club Bottom RowK Martln M McClure T Garcia H Johnson Second Row N Oldham K Penner G Klrkes G Early L Welsslnger C Fox Top RowM Fernandls J Hldy M Sweet C35 After taking plctures Joanne Hldy decided she would rather monkey around C45 Klm lrwln watches as Mr Garcia donates to the Blood Bank I 1 D -1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 D 1 D ' 1 1 1 A 1 1 Y 1 1 1 . 1 . . . I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 D 1 1 - ' - 1 D I 1 A 1 1 1 1 J ' 1 1 1 1 J . 1 1 1 . , . . 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 - I 1 , - . . . , 1 - 1 1 I 1 I D 1 1 1 ' 1 A 1 1 I 1 1 1 ss. K O K Key CIubfCSF-83

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82-Key ClubfCSF KEY CLUB CS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION QC S F J IS more than just a club In asense there IS a dlrect reward to those who pour over books and work hard In class than just to see a grade result Many of you may have heard some talk about a Llfe Member and wondered what If was A Llfe Member IS just one who havlng quallfled 4 out of 6 semesters In CSF wlll slt In the front row come graduation A few of their BCIIVILISS for this year Include the Christmas Dance CSF T shlrt and Bake sales The money they make wlll go towards their biggest goal the CSF Scholarship The Scholarship IS awarded to a senlor who IS chosen by the members votlng Officers In Klrkes Secretary Karen Martln Treasurer Mary Fer nandls and Advlsor Mrs Wllgus The KEY CLUB IS an organization that helps out the communlty Durlng homecoming week they painted store wlndows on Mann Street They had a Blood Bank at the school In October to help the Sacramen to Blood Bank At the Opportunity Falr they worked at two game booths and helped clean the grand stands after the Tractor Pulls Offtcers President Charlene Phllllps Vice President Karen Martln Sec fTreas Sheree Ross Advlsor Mr Allwardt clude President-Gayle Early, Vice-President-Greg

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CID Staff member Eric Lind. OJ Brenda Faulkner consults with editor Gayle Early and Mr. Skrabo. C39 Bluffer' Staff from left: Richard Fish Eric Lund Truely Friday Gayle Early Norman Nelson Sharon Brodnansky, Amber Robertson, Ken Lalla- tin, Kim Flynn, Brenda Faulkner. Adviser, Mr. Skrabo. Allison Lindauer. The first Bluffer paper was published during the fall semester. The delay in publication was, that almost all of the staff members graduated, moved or had to fill other classes last year. There was very little carry over of experienced students this year to come out with a school newspaper early in the year. When asked to comment on this year's newspaper staff Mr. Skrabo replied, lt takes dedicated and responsible students to publish a quality school newspaper- we have had such students i the past and have been designated one of the best school newspa- pers in the entire area. The officers are Co-Editors: Gayle Early Amber Robertson Feature Editors: Eric Lund News Editor: Gayle Early Sports: Kim Flynn Sharon Brodnansky Photographers: Ken Lallatin Richard Fish Ad Manager: Norm Nelson Staff Writ- ers: Brenda Faulkner Truely Friday Allison Lindauer. l: 9 ,,-. fs? it as 84 Bluffer