Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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l t Future Business Leaders of America Left to Flight First Row: Mel Bantau, Wendy Simeox, Danny Lovato. Second Flow: John Smith, Danelle March, Star Mobley, Jason Anderson, Cindi Foreman, Chergl Bruton. Third Row: Advisor Zuccarelli, Leonard Gallegos, erin Sehnert, Sheila Neece, Jennifer Jones, Charlotte atney, Misty Metsefl, Advisor Patterson. Fourth Row: Sabine DeRuy1er, Jullee Drew, April Taylor, Jennifer Wright. Block S Club Left to Right First Row: Wagne Ames, Don Worley, Dan Bievenue, J.T. Thomas, orrest Munden, anny Lovato, Second Row: Zita Hillinger, Melanie Laich, Carol Pestana, Leslie Kraus, Suzie Null, Krista Stout, Michelle Miller, Lori Dean, Sheri Gregory, Kristie VWIson. Third Flow: Jason Boyes, Jason Sacco, Mike Hansen, Jackie Smith, Mary Louise O'Brien, Cassie Fields, Fourth Row: Advisor Piersall, Rob Nelson, Crai?AThomhiIl, Ed Broderick, Shannon Fry, Jefl Fraiser, Mark Poe, Travis Munden, ark Forbes, Cathy Strickland, Bonnie Pierce, Mel Bamau, Advisor Burleson. Danny White.

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Present to Future Jobs, school, and a safe, healthy life are just some of the things that students see in their future. To make their plans become reality, some students joined clubs. CSF, California Scholarship Federation, was a club whose members were academic achievers. Its main goal was to make school a bit more en- joyable for those hard working California Scholarship Federation Lett to Right First Row: Darin Sehnert, Julie Jeavons, Dan Bienvenue, Becky Quinn, Carol Pestana. Second Row: Dawn Morris, Krista Stout, Zlta Hillinger, Shelly Lussier, Melanie Laich, Danny Lovato, Paul McAfee, Jackie Smith. Third Row: Advisor Holleran, Ross Nisly, Rob Nelson, Rodney Mitchell, Dave Carr, Left to Right First Row: J.T. Thomas, Josh Taylor, Mark Forbes, Leslie Kraus, Jammie Porterfield. Second ow: Zita Hillinger, Dawn Morris, Mel Bantau, Melanie Laich. Third Row: Bill Betts, Dan Bienvenue, Bonnie Pierce, Cathy Strickland, Danny golden. Fourth Row: Bryan Dugan, Craig Thornhill, Dave Carr, Advisor Burleson, Carol Pestana, Brad McDermott. 144 Snowsnakes students by taking an annual trip to Disneyland. Future Business Leaders of America, F.B.L.A., was a club for business students. Creat- ing a life-like situation for these students by allowing them to com- pete with similar students in county and state-wide competitions, the club concentrated on a variety of fundraisers throughout the year. Besides clubs that looked to the future, some clubs at Serrano were dedicated to the present. Snow- snakes seemed to be a good ex- ample of one of these clubs. lt was a popular club on campus because, obviously, it was dedicated to ski- ing. Club members enjoyed the local slopes as well as their annual ski trip to Mamoth. Block S Club was a club which dealt exclusively with sports. Students who earned a varsity letter could join and help raise funds to assist in sponsoring sports activities. The Spirit Club was another new addition to Ser- rano. The club's goal was to pro- mote spirit in all activities. Orin Smith.

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Future Farmers of America What is FFA? FFA is a group of students and young people interested in the fields of agriculture, plants and animal science. They raise rabbits, cattle, and other animalsg they are also interested in breeding and marketing skills. Their work takes them out of class to go to fairs twice a year, Los Angeles County, Pomona, and San Bernardino County, Victonlille, Most of the people who get in- volved are animal lovers and enjoy the personal contact that goes with raising animals. While some members raise their projects at home, others house them at friends. The organization also practices parliamentary procedure and speaking skills. FFA sent four of their members to Kansas City this year: Chuck Rushing, Don Fish, Steve Nurre, and Jeff Minton. .4 Q 1- 146 1. Myra Lovto shows her heifer. 2. Misty Metseff comments to Lyman Carter on the condition of the swine 3. Are there really cows in Phelan?