Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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Sung Lee and Mike DeNunno give their suggestions for Key Club field trips. One of many activities, the club raised funds for an orphanage in Mexico. m Frances Martinez and Stephanie Palmer enjoy their buffet meal. Terry Vu eagerly listens to the plans for the Key Club Christmas caroling. Jerri participated in many of the club ' s activities. ft Girls ' League — Row 1: C. McDaniel, D. Bodnar. F. Martinez, L. Burk- holder, D. Palmer, S. Palmer Row 2: J. Trumbull. L. Yokoi, L. Harbaugh, M. Varody, T. Wilson, T. Nguyen Row 3: T. Nguyen, D. Bui, E. Enos, T. Wilson, F. Sanders, D. Sanders, O. Munoz, L. Laguna. C. Silva Row 4: T. Castillo, Y. Cerda. K. Nagabayashi, A. Dimas, M. Pinto, G. Zavala, K. Walker. C. Mohegan Row 5: L. Nguyen, T. Brito, R. Lozano, A. Valdez, E. Serrano, D. Roberts, C. Martinez, T. Hicks Row 6: L. Martin, L. Sandoval. A. Outlaw 90 Girls League Key Club ft Key Club — Row 1: T. Nguyen, M. Enomoto, S. Lee. L. Nguyen, C. Lopez. H. Lee, L. Nguyen, P. Le, M. Leocadio. V. Bedrosian, Mr. Grissom Row 2: H. Yi, T. Nguyen, V. Le, M. Denunno. A. Tran. A. Cardoza, A. Lopez, K. Mochi- zuki, C. Leocadio, M. Healey. J. Abad. L. Adams, D. Le Row 3: L. Nguyen, Javier, M. Dennunno. T. Hanigay. T. Bell. S. Lee. H. Andrews, A. Munoz, N. Bhakta. B. eRow4: M. Hoang, E. Lopez. T. Bubienko, S. Heatherly. T. Vu. V. Cao, T. Nguyen. N. Tran. D. Nguyen, T. Nguyen, E. Chara

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4i Irma Ptodo. co-president of the Spanish Club, addresses members in an attempt to inttoduce the sute-ftre fundtoiser. ft Jane Pinney. Shono Proveneher and Loti Williams ptepate for a toll flags competition. ft Jetty Johnson hangs ten on the PO. ot is it OP? ♦ Ttacy Laitd and Toti Ctibbs shore o sisterly embrace to give each other strength during ptoctice. Progress can be seen through the various on campus clubs and orga- nizations. These extracurricular ac- tivities broaden the learning exper- ience and make studies much more fun and easier to enjoy. Pep assemblies, dances, drama and music productions, newspa- pers, and other activities attract a variety of students and encourage them to get involved. From Mecha Club ' s sponsorship of Toys for Tots to Executive Council ' s blood drive, school organizations have pro- vided community setvice. Other clubs offer enrichment of hobbies such as surfing and chess. Students with common interests gather to exchange their knowl- edge and enjoyment of the particu- lar activity, game or sport. Mem- bets find the atmosphere and ac- tivities stimulating and exciting. Still other students seek to ex- pand their academic skills. They be- come involved in OCAD, Kiwanis Dowl, and other intellectually in- clined clubs. The benefits develop personal aspecrs of the student as well as help him in his classes. These extracurricular activities provide students with other outlets to help them utilize their talents and abilities. They are a productive vehicle through which students pro- gress. V

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Girls League Key Club Lending a helping hand by Sylvia Castro What is Girls League? Girls League is a worthwhile or- ganization that enjoys help- ing the school as well as the community, and has fun while doing so, stated President Shannon Love. The goals of Girls League are to serve the school as well as the community to the best of their ability. Advisors Mrs. Jill Money, Mrs. Carolyn Aday and Mrs. Use Coulter provided their experience and assistance in helping the girls fulfill these goals. Providing ushers for the drama plays, setting and cleaning up for sports award banquets, selling Valentine- o-grams. helping with the Special Olympics and coordi- nating a Thanksgiving Food Drive for the less fortunate, were only a few of the ser- vices the members provided. Girls League was a lot of fun. It was nice to see that our services helped the school as well as the commu- nity, stated Treasurer Cin- dy McDaniel. Key Club ' sgoal, accord- ing to advisor Mr. Grissom, was to allow students in the club to participate in com- munity service activities. The Key Club is a dedicated service organization in which many members devote their time to help others in their community. Each member actively participated in the fundraising activities during the year. The money collect- ed was used for a UNICEF fundraiser during Halloween. The members also visited children at the UCI Medical Center during Christmas and gave them presents. The members received as much warmth and generosity as they gave. V President Shannon Love enjoyed and oversaw the successful Date- Dad Nite. Girls League sponsored the activity where girls brought their fathers to an enjoyable dinner and basketball game. m Before Date-Dad Nite begins. Secretary Stephanie Palmer deco- rates the banquet room. Organizations 91