Warren High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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Sports Groups Stay Active On And Off The Slopes This Years Ski Club took a couple ot' dynamic trips to the mountains to go skiing, One of the trips was to Utah. They skiied at Solitude, Snowbird, and Alta. During their trips they stayed up till wee hours of the morning just goohng around. They got up early and skiied before dawn so their skiis wouldn't get thrashed. lt was a grooling 15 hour bus ride up and back, but with Ms. Nichols around it didn 't seem so bad. Xb, .519 t Richard Perral, Mike Klodt, Wayne Warden, Mitch Veasy, Steve Matchinoftf Jimmy Miller, John LoPriesty, Kenny Cook, James Morales, Victor Appel, Eric Welander, Lopez Munning, Eddie Know, Jon DeChris- topher, Rich Fendry, Tom Wil- son. Ed Griganavicius, Neal Brown, Jess Soria, Wayne Farister, Todd Rodgers, Tim Schmidt, 130-CLUBS Aunt Doris, Susan Hagan, Don Trapp, Alan Acree, Julie Stan- nard, Paige Peterson, Steve Hill, Rhonda Philpot, Rich Molinero, Brian Peterson, Eric Guida, Phil Barhouse, Greg Shepard, Jeff Actkinson, Karen Acree. Ski Club: Front: Brian Peterson, b Q ff..,. Erik Guida, Phil Barhouse, Greg Shepard, Jeff Atkinson, Karen Acree. 2nd: Ed Griganabicius, Jess Soris, Todd Rogers, Sheri Mitchum, Susan Hagen, Julie Searle, Paige Peterson, Rhonda Philpot, 3rd: Neal Brown, Wayne Forster, Tim Schmidt, Linda Sleumer, Don Trapp, Alan Acree, Mr. Hill, Rich Molin- aro.

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Science And The Future The Oceanography Club did many fun things this year. They went to Marineland, whale- watching and clam-digging, tide pool research and identification of sea life. The club helps our school by giving 10'Z3 of their funds for the general student body fund. The purpose of th club is to further knowledge and appreciate for the Wonders of the Sea The Mortar and Pestle club is com- prised of top chemistry students from the previous year. They serve in the capacity of laboratory assistants. These Hne stu- dents help Warrenmaintain its outstand- ing reputation in the Held of science. -,. NW with G'wo .,,Gv.Ti .UMNHANH Jennifer Winklepleck, Judy Cade, Monica Chi, Becky Buccowich, Monica Madrazo, Anne Crouse, Karl Jacobs, Mr. Joe Gough, Advisor, Dennis Gregorio, Marco Barrera, Mark Todd, Linda Sleumer, Richard Lyon, William Blumberg. ff' Liz Brinkman, Peter Chu, Kathleen Olson, Mr. Rice, Daryl Briggs. H226 CLUBS- 129

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Athletic Equality Dabgotra. ,E f. T ' . - ,Lf-fwx Y Top Row: Helene Bjorkman, Julie Truesdale, Bea Ramrerz, Kris Kearns. Back: Pam Winokur, Tammy Tanner, Irena Kienewiiwicz, Jackie Ford, Lisa Blass. Middle: Barbara Cook, Robin Felde, Kathy Hayden, Leticia Cerda, Lori Blass, Mr. Stoner. Front: Desiere Fernandez, Renee Morris, Sonya Meyers, Jackie Frisco, Lisa Janisse. Back Row: Dan Whitney, Rory Long, Robbie Lyell, Jeff McGowen, Scott McClure, George DiMetteo, Preston Fountain, Gary Perez, Chris Pacheco, Jeff Bradbury, Marlin Benson, Richard Long, Mike Klodt, Coach Harry Schmidt. Front, Nelson Kerr, Dave Flutts, Danny Davis, Victor Appel, Kenny Cook, Lali The Varsity Club has been around for a long time. The main purpose for it is to support ath- letics in any way it can. lt also helps to inform the community of athletic activities. Some of the ways it raises money is by car washes, bake sales, donkey bas- ketball and athletic activities. Letterwoaman this year spon- sored the Sadie's. The reason for this club is to promote girls to get involved in girls sports. The president this year is Car- men Edmonds and Vice Presi- dent is Robin Felde. The advi- sors of the club are lst. Semes- ter Carmen, and 2nd. Semester was Stoner. CLUBS 131