Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Art 8L Bowling Clubs Were Involved The Art Club printed and sold Christmas cards to the students, faculty and friends this year as a fund raising project. They also painted murals on the bathroom walls near the Forum. The clubs officers were: Cathy Carpenter Pres., Fran Brock Vice Pres., Steve Taylor Sec., and Chris Harrison Treas. Advisor: Ms. Dorothy Newhouse. This year The Bowling Club started offwith a challenge match vs. Savanna HS, which Western won. Several car washes were held for fund raising purposes and to help the club grow in recognition. Advisor: Mr. Richard Saltzman, the student parking lot guard. Q-.wa ,ra Q-ve' K . K ' '-1. X .1 rw? wt' r .. 'H O-v 1. .,j. st: Y ART CLUB Back Row, L to R, Nikki Crist, Steve Taylor, Charla Crist, Mrs. Dorothy Newhouse. Sitting, Cathy Carpenter, Chris Cook, Fran Brock. Standing, at Right, Larry Cole, Melanie Wickham, Chris Harrison. BOWLING CLUB Front Row, L to R, Kathy Bilna, Marie Gilbert, Terry Moffitt, Sue Girgen, Sandy Hazelton. Second Row, Denise Skuse, Jeff Reno, Drive Moreno, .lim Mosley, Scott Tabor, Dan McGinley, Third Row. .lim Amos, John Crouch, Rick Pollgreen. John Vassar, Richard Kimble, 26 Clubs

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ath 8a Science Clubs Were Active Groups The MATH CLUB participated in the Anaheim-Halloween Festival and began a new and inspiring trend with the Computer Matching service. They also sold Crunchies at the Country Fair. This year's SCIENCE CLUB was in many activities, starting with the Clean Campus project. And also presented guest speakers for the students of Western High. The club also had many field trips to Cal State, Fullerton Science Department and Sea World. MATH-Front Row L to R3 Larry Cole, Irma Gan, Pamela Shozi, Debbie Ishii, Cathy Eliff, Madoka Hewson, Back Row L to R, Jim Newton, Drew Panico, Walt Anke, Laurie Biggor, Val- erie Squires. 'Q-.,, SCIENCE-Front Row L to R3 Bob Tinkam, Debbie Ishii, Irma Gan, Cathy Eliff, Karen Cadabona, Wanda Nolan, Charlene Taylor, Mickey, Fran Brock. Middle Row L to R3 Sue Choti, Walt Anke, Pam Shozi, Dawn Henry, Laurie Biggor, Dawn Grey, Nancy Lyons, Valerie Squires, Diane Tink- am, Jean Thornton, Robin Hunt, Lani Ichikawa. Back Row L to R3 Drew Panico, Steve Yoon, Dave Moreno, Frank Moore, John Vasser, Terry Hicks, Ed Moorlach, Tod Aves, Steve Hieber, Irene Vega, Nella Jamison, Cathy Wells, Steve Taylor, Howard Hodis. Clubs 25

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