West High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Organizing Cultural Diversity Week, junior Pearl Liu, sponsor Joanne Fahey, and senior Debbie Yoo dis- cuss early plans for the program. 3 vwgmw needs Ame - omber macorfhur Asian Cultural Club. Front Row: San-Yi Lin, Katy Chang, Gloria Huang, T uy Nguyen, Cindy Hung, Clara Cha, Toru Sumino, Joanne Lew, Judy Chang, Mark Yee, Vicky Wu, Mike Chen, William Lee, Chris Lee, Debbie Kawamura, Hue Tu. Row 2: Chun-Min Wei, Julie Chen, Wan-Ju Wei, So Kim, Kawamura, Hue Tu. Row 2: Chun-Min Wei, Julie Chen, Wan-Ju Wei, So Kim, Cindy Chung, Renea Kim Unknown, Carol lzumikawa, Gloria Chang, Cindy Lee, Ester Bae, Junko Kato, Agnes Chen, Charles Hwang, Christy Chiang, Annie Nguyen. Row 25: 54 I:I'5lFIlXi lIl,ll.TLlI?FlL l:LLlEl Joanne Park, Sue Bae, Teresa Yun, Joori Kim, Linda Lee, Susan Wang, Er Chen, Dale Kang, sponsor Margaret Harrell. Row 4: Steve Chin, Thomas Lei Eric Cho, Mimi Chang, Frank Lee, Richard Ko, Young Suk Kim, Johnathan Chiu Top Row: Jason Kim, Aurthur Huang, Leon Chang, Howard Chang, Wilso Chen, Soo lm, Cliff Chen, Sonny Lee, Amy Lin, Unknown, Won Kim, Chao-' Wei, Kathy Wu, co-sponsore Bruce Thompson.

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,iq-mm i ,t ,Q Club International. Front Row: Deb- Yoo, Leslie Teruya, Wan-Ju Wei, Jr Joanne Fahey. Row 2: Alina Sla- ar, Nicole Dunn, Heidi lmhoff, Sally im. Row 5: Pearl Liu, Sue Lee, Sheru u, Heidi Chen, Cindy Lee, Catherine s f l Pfister, Hue Tu, Laurel Coe, Jenny Fujita Top Row: Lara Linford, Kenny Kim, Ste- ven Dell, Amir Motamed, Hubert Chen Amber MacArthur, Ken Oh, Anitha Cloud Anil Cloud, Soo Chung. spreading culfurol iewa ow! Look at all the work that was done. Maga- zines, clothes, and even an Eiffel Tower! There's so much to see in such little time and so much history and character behind each country To think, there's a whole world of culture out there just waiting to be discovered. Asian Cultural Club started the year by host- ing speakers who lectured on the Korean, the Chinese, and the Japanese cultures. The Club raised money through successful, annual Holi- day-Gram Sale fundraisers, and ended the year with their Farewell Banquet. With President Amber MacArthur and Spon- sor Joanne Fahey, Club lnternational started the year by organizing the week of Cultural Di- versity and visiting Hlvledieval Times Dinner Theater . Bake Sales during school plays and concerts helped pay for such planned activities. They also participated in the Adopt-a-Family program for the Christmas season. As four-year member Debbie Yoo stated, 'llt gave us first- I hand experience with the needy, rather than just talking, reading, and commiserating with the less fortunate. After all, isn't this the mean- ing of being cultured? Copy and Layout by Mark Yee N Photos by J. Tatosian, L. Lin, C. Furuya, T. Sherman Z W, ' W Participating in Asian Cultural Club 's Sports Day, President Cindy Hung, Seniors Mark Yee and Gloria Huang attempt to win. Selling reheshments, junior Nicole Dunn works at the Club lntem- ational fundraiser. IILLIIEI INTIEIQIXIIZITllfllxllzll. 55