Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Illl Lllltl All I All S One good trip desenfes another, seemed to be the theme of Travel Club this year. After a successful '77 summer European tour, the club planned another for the summer of '78, Although the cost of travel certainly wasn't cheap the club dad get a discount rate therefore club members ralsed enough money to pay thelr own fare Luke the previous trlp the 78 tnp concentrated on learnrng through expenence about dlfferent cul tures and languages whnch added to the normal classroom and book learning experuence Travel lS the best education a person can get fAdvxsor Gary Longj Probably the most outgoing group at Canyon IS the Amencan Field Servlce outgoing ID the sense that AFS In an lnternatlonal organlzatlon dedicated to the exchange of students through out the world Thls year Canyon was fortunate enough to have four forelgn exchange students Anne Settlla from Flnland lohanna Koskela from Fmland Lars Forsman from Sweden and Carl Unch Bauer from Germany Canyon s only off: clal AFS sponsored students Canyon also had two exchange students abroad who were Held: Daetwyler ln S Afrlca and Amy Gravenhorst ln Chile Both of these students recelved a heroes welcome when they returned at a banquet which all members of AFS attended The brggest event of the year was a weekend m Apnl when approx :matelv 40 forelgn exchange students came to stay wlth AFS members 1 A few AFS members listen during the groups meetings Front Row Teresa Brown Mellnda Hoyt Back Row Briana Baldwin Anne Sextlla Sheryl Woodhouse Chris Mathews 2 Sue Busse Miss Allce Carroll advisor jennifer Burke and Te resa Cartwright lxsten attentlvely to President Gltta Froellch announcmg the agenda 3 Travel Club members relax as they dnscuss thelr upcoming trlp to Europe Sheryl Woodhouse fbackl Lisa Reynolds Randy Klern Ken Shedarowlch Sue Clark Kam Brown 4 Brnan Mnzukl and Teresa Cartwrrght look over AFS roll sheet 5 Travel Club advisor Cary Long dlscuss trip with Linda Stratton and Sue Mlhatovrc 6 Many forergn students also enjoy the Canyon campus Front Row Hleu Nguyen Unch Popke Avlra Hesonsky Grtta Froellch Sol Pham Emma Flores Sharm Fooladvand Anne Seltlla Back Row Nader Dejbakhsh llm Hsy Yuan Kao My Nguyen loerg Bosbach Mohammed Bakhtlarl George Batschaun lo hanna Koskela Carl Bauer Keyee Hsu Quyen Huynh Shoh reh Hashem Hashempour Sam Batshoun I 1 1 . . , ' . I I 11 ' ' 'I 1 1 I 1 ' . , . 1 . . , . ' - 1 . , , I 1 1 1 - - I I I - 1 1 1 1 , . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I V I - l I I V - , . 71

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llllE'l' lllllll lllIII.Il Canyon's water-based clubs, Scuba and Ski,were both blessed in '77-78. Taking full advantage of the new pool, many stu- dents took classes in scuba, the more inter- ested Comanches joined newly-formed Scuba Club. Ms. Rosie Grohs, advisor, en- couraged the members to work for their certificates and learn more about scuba diving. The big trip of the year was to Cata- lina for a full day of diving and abalone fishing. Travel was highly important to the Ski Club too, since the end of a two year drought afforded opportunities for more frequent ski trips. inclement California weather made possible a trip to Mammoth over Thanksgiving, and week end excur- sions to Big Bear and Mammoth for the rest of the season. Through their affiliation with the Explorer Scouts, members became eli- gible for group rates on trips out of state. Avid skiers visited Utah at Christmas and Easter. President Andi Pernell and Vice Presidents lody O'Neill and Marty Nelson led the club in planning a Canyon trip to Yosemite in April, finishing one ofthe most active years for the Ski Club at Canyon. 1. Ski Club members Teri McHugh, Linda Byrd, Karen Macfarlane, Carolyn Paukstis, jody O'Neill, and Mike Newman talk over plans for the next ski trip. 2. Doug Fuhrodt watches Dan Carman and Darren Webb practice the step-off method to enter the water from a boat. 3. When no area is available to step-off, this method, demonstrated by Darren Webb, Phil Ber- riman, and Dan Carman, must be used. 4. Darren Webb prepares to don his tank and resuscitation B.C. 5. The Scuba Club, Front Row: Darren Webb, Mark Short, Ken Shedarowich, Marlo Reynold, Ms. Rose Grohs, Randy Feeney, Charlotte Byron, Doug Fuhrodt, Ms. loyce lacksong Back Row: Paul DiMario, Dan Car- man, Phil Berriman, Laura Kough, and Eric Nepp. 6. Checking out his regulator to make sure it is working properly, Darren Webb prepares to dive to the bot- tom. 7. Peggy Duquesnel, julie Ballas, and Pam West- more stand ready to boogie down the slopes. rw 73