Rim of the World High School - Pibroch Yearbook (Lake Arrowhead, CA)

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Flying Buffalo S. Cluh In the beginning there was Lhaos, but then arose Rim ' s most active club, the Flying Buffalo. Under its first Pharoah Kurmly Lu Wopa and the wisdom of the glorious high priest Hamlikar Barka. Then there evolved the proverbial spirit of the buffalo, which is still alive today under his most supreme, glorious, omnipotent, majesty, the seventh Pharoah of the Flying Buffalo Sobe k Khufu and his faithful scribe Ralion Korian. Under Sobek Khufu ' s reign there continued the tradition of the BK, 221 Baker St. and Patrol, along with other new games. Members include: Greg DiCarlo (Pharoah), David Bax- ter, David Aitken, Pat Heitz, David Gauthier, Jim Bas, Rob Rush (Scrilx), Chris Beekman, Chris Farrell, Bill Ebaugh, Greg Goebel, Kirk Stowe, Pat Nowak. S Club was the Service Club on campus. Students who were civic-minded and cared about the school and community were part of this club! Projects included donating a Thanksgiving dinner to a needy family, a canned food drive for the needy, showing new students to classes, making posters for the school, community activities, campus cleanup, serving as ushers usherettes at Civic Light Opera, school activities, plus many more. The students in this club were the people who really cared and proved it.! 178 — Flying Buffalo S Club

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U.S.A. Slammera U.S.A. . . . United Seniors Association. Need we say more? The most upstanding club on campus was founded by The Class of 83. It was a club that consisted main- ly, solely and only of Seniors. Spirit was held high, thanks to this club and it ' s members who strived, worked, sweated, and worried their way through four years of Rim High. They deserved the best and this club was here to make sure they got it! Members include: SENIORS!!! The Rim Slammers, an allAmerican basketball club, sponsored the alumni basketball game which was a great suc- cess. Selling ribbons to raise money, the club was able to buy the varsity boys ' team special awards. The slammers pro- moted school spirit at the basketball games and provided drinks for the team after the games. Mr. Miller, the sponsor, deserved a pat on the back for all he con- tributed to the club and his team. Basket- ball, Basketball!!! Slammers included: Peter Yang, Joel Nelson, Dan Underwood, Mike Rosedale, J. D. Hutton, John Eck, Steve McCreery, Keri Kimes, Chris Eberhart, Jenny Aman. CISA Slammers —

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The J.S.A. was a state wide organization of high school students that were interested n politics and government. The J.S.A. attended many conferences, as well as a two day and a four day overnight in Sacramento. The Rim J.S.A. sponsored the Turkey Trot, Turkey Grams and the Welcome Back Dacnce to help pay for their expenses. J.S.A. members include: Wayne Davis, Curt Smith, Mr. Crowley, Ron Gregg, Melinda Bandick. Jill Hayhurst, Buddy Crisp, Shannon Walsh, Mike Scor- ziell, Debbie tiunn, Gary Glouner, Dan McGovern, Jay Hasman, Rollin Ruggles, Deena Anderson, Amy Mc- Curdy, Mia Lawrence, Anna Silvey, Todd Velie, Charlene Jimenez. S.P.E.R.L.A., sponsored by Paul Moore, Is the Society for the Preservation and En- couragement of Running for Life in America. S.P.E.R.L.A. held the annual blood drive. The blood was donated by students and community members as well, to help anyone in the community who was in need. S.P.E.R.L.A. participated in many ac- tivities such as dances, fund raisers, com- munity marathons, and promoting good health and school spirit. S.P.E.R.L.A. members include: Stacy Williams, Mechelle Herrera, Karen Porter, Rip Stephens, Paul Moore, Danny Evans, Lori Dohrn, Pat Nowak, Linda Dohrn, Brad Freeman. JSA Sperla - 179