Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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7Two of the most important student organizations on campus during the l975-76 year were SAC and ICC. The Student Advisory Committee completed its second year of existence, having been formed in mid-year of 1975 by Westhi principal Verne Horton for the purpose of better communication with different groups. Its members were made up ofa cross section of the student body to insure different opinions and ideas. Some of SAC's accomplishments this year were the Clean Campus Campaign and helping to solve vandalism on campus. The Inter Club Council consisted of presidents and vice presidents of all clubs. President Sandi Schoales led the students in planning the Bicentennial Fair, Spirit Week, the Sadie Hawkins dance and other events. ICC, SAC, SKI 84 AFS SACfFront Row, L to R: Paul Acosta. Sue Rooke, Tess Roxas, Deegee Calderon. Second Row: Larry Taylor, Arlene Franks, Cheryl Weitzel, Wendy Ishii, Sandy Schoales, Annie Torres, Mr, Cornejo. Back Row: Mr. Horten, David Vasquez, Spanke Moore, Randy Acosta, Mike Troutman. 28 Clubs ICC-Front Row L to R: Cathy Carpenter, Roberta Ridgely, Wanda Nolan, Mike Mattox, Ilene Swift. Sandra Scholes, Jean Blackwell, Holly Beil- man. Liz Baker, Pat Pole. Julia Darr, Pam Shozi, Debbie Ishii, Second Row: Tom Brannon, Burt Carpenter, Sue Sulatycki, ,lcnnie Doutt. Corrine Zink, Mark Saucy. Carol Humphries. Denise Davidson. Cindy Steen, Spanke Moore, Lorna Nakamura, Tammy Hendricks, Irene Vega, .Iuli Taki, Christy Wallace, Melissa Peters, Back Row: Larry Cole, David Hernandez.

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Clubs Accomplished Many Things in Year AFS-Row One, L to R: Dawn Henry, Melinda Pearlman, Laura Kameyama, David Hernandez, Robin Dalton, Fran Brock, Cathy Eliff, Debbie Ishii, Pam Shozi, Wanda Nolan. Row Two: Drew Panico, Oscar Soto, Valerie Squires, Vibeka Lie, Tom Brannon, Jim Vega, Mark Saucy, Brenda Saucy, Irene Vega, Corrine Zink. One ofthe oldest clubs on Westhi's campus, the American Field Service, and a new organization, the Ski Club, were involved in activities that kept their members working on meaninful projects. The AFS promoted its annual Bond and Slave Sale in order to raise funds for foreign students who are assigned to Western. This year's foreign student was Vibeke Lie of Norway. During the Christmas holidays, the Ski Clubjoined the National Explorers Club to visit and ski on the world famous slopes of Utah. More than 80 students were interested in the new club, but expenses for ski trips held the number of skiers to about 10 for the Utah trip. SKI CLUB-Back Row, L to R: Pam Halstenberg, Lee Ann Bennett, Yvonne Kent, Denise Davidson, Mike Crook, Jim Vega, Coach Tom Grim, Dave Murend, and Ron Finch. Middle Row: Beverly Karolezak, Ron Deitrick, Sandy Sumrall, Marlene Flanigan, Colleen McCann, Charla Crist, CynthiaAWilliams, Sue Reyes. Sue Rookc, Bill Foster and Larry Cole. Bottom Row: Cyndy Pence. Stephanie Malorzo, Stephanie Fields, Shelley Wells, Vicki Jenkens, Debbie Mathews, Kim Bennett, Pam Leath. Lorraine Koelle, Clubs 29