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

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Agape' - Love 19- Fellowship glelk Front John McK1nsy Laurie Williams Walter Kelly Christina Baugher Kathy Hawk, Dayrl King, Airel Rodriques, Jeff Henderson, Barbara Diez, Tammy Bergman. 2nd Row: Mrs. Thomas, Betty York, William Blumber, Mary Lampley, Brenda Lindsay, 3rd Row: Chimo Oropeza Cheryl Williams Joanne Gugliuzza, Pam Biesser, Back Row: Blane Jackson, David ms Don Hopkins Jolene Gibbs, Glenn Alan, Keith Kerber. Willia N N X X X The Agape club has grown into some- what of a larger club this year. Through their meetings twice a week, they give up their lunch for the understanding of Christ and sing alongs. Their advisor, Mrs. Thomas helps the club with the Bible studies and extra activities. One of the activities the club has planned is to have Denny Clemmens, from the First Baptist Church come to school and give one of his famous Bible studies. Mary Lampley and Christina Bughen take time out from singing us their smiles. Walter Kelly notices our camera, while Keith Kerber shys away. Steve Smith shows his love and fellowship for Laurie Williams. .Sk . ' '...-gm. -. yxtsbl -Maur ,.-r f ,Q Q-vt. 'gi CL UBS-1 35

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Roberta Collins, Pam Bieser, Moonhee Song, Suzy Pak, Julie Frey, Kathy Boyack, Nannette Igtantoc, Monica Madrazo, l.M. Bone, Nancie Pratt, Amy Pratt, Margret Chu, Sandy Mittleman. Back: Mark Todd, Luis Villalal- bos, Alan Kumura, Rich- ard Lyon, Jeff Sey, Pedro Bujosa, Micheal Brinkman, Tom Brinkman, Mr. John- son, Julie Stannard. Discovering Life Through N6 tllfe Discovering Life through Nature is this year 's Biology Club. To learn about man and the role he plays in his environment, the club has such outdoor as: Catalina backpacking, whale watching, tide pool exploration, Grunion hunting, river raft- ing, zoo trips, clam digging and cross country skiing. The members are very enthusiastic about the club, and in or- der to participate in these neat events the club holds different fund raisers like a candy sale. The members engage in other plea- suresg for example, their Christmas party. The students take great pride in their club and use such words as very active, exciting , fun , curious , and en- lighting to discribe it. To strength their club they have elected ofhcers. They are: Pres.- Nancie Pratt, V. Pres. -Sandy Mitt- lemang Sec. -Margret Chu, Treas. -Amy Pratt. Their advisor, Mr. Johnson, feels that they enjoy every minute of the club, Mr. Johnson shows some of his club members how to clam dig. Showing us how much fun Biology club is are all the members on one of their raft- ing trips. Front: Linda Buch, Danny Perez, Dee Parr, Cathy Hayden, Robbie Lyell, Su- san Jantz, Kathleen Olsen, Nora Volt, Heba Elko- baithy, Gayla Sergi. Mid- dle: Peter Chu, Monsup Song, Linda Unzueta, Mary Chu, Caroline Chu, JoAnn Gugliuzza, Huang Pham, Linda Sleumer, Mi- chelle Damascu, Kayla Sok, Elizabeth Brinkman, 134 CL UBS

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Girls League Has Girl Power QW I 1 1 I President, Kelly Box shows us how she does her job. 136-CLUBS Rosetta Runnels was the mas- ter of ceremony for the first annual fashion show. Robyn Patton watches as Mike Buccowich parades down the carpet, Monique Foldager and Jess Soria show oft' the latest fashion. Mrs. Caudill shows our camera her advisor smile. Girls League has tried something new this year. They held their 1st annual Homecoming Fashion Show. lt was hosted by the one and only Rosetta Runnels, last years President. The students decided to do all the modeling themselves. Girls League has also sponsored an after foot- ball game dance. There have also been other activities. Girls League is made up of every girl in the school. The meetings are every Wednesday at lunch in S-2. This years the club has received a new advisor too. Mrs. Caudill says she is really happy with the club and intends to keep it for awhile. . ,,.. HGH