Carlsbad High School - Purple Shield Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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Keeping busy was the motto for this year's Student Council. They. were much in keeping with the times, as for the second consecutive year a young woman presided as president. Among their major activities was the 1978 A.S.B. Workshop, a 1950's Dress-Up Day, and a faculty Christmas Party. They also sponsored a number of assemblies which included opera, mod- ern dance, a gymnist, and a magic show. 715% of the student body bought A.S.B. activity cards, the greatest amount ever sold; and nearly $250 was collected for the Carlsbad Christmas Bureau. Many of these achievements can be attributed to the tremendous attitude and spirit of the student body, said a council spokesman. Pictured on the facing page is Pep Commission- er, Wendy Beghtol; PRESIDENT, Susan Delgado; Vice-President, Kathy Carmichael; Boys' Athletic Commissioner, Jim Carpenter; (sitting) Advisor, Joe De ; Commissioner of the H ouse, Marie All- mon; Girls’ Athletic Commissioner, Martha Hodges. To the left is pictured Leslie Abbott, Mark Par- tridge, Rene Freitas, Melissa Monell, and (front) Donna Cox and Janet Lavenuta.

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Peer Teaching “We are loveble aud copeble” Bottom Row: Peter Chen, Carl Schlack, Pat Tye, Anne Farmer, Eddie Garcia, Nancy Karpinski. Middle Row: David Leoncavallo, Joan Repucci, Dave Nesseth, Mitch McPeak. Top Row: Mrs. Joyce Layton, Janet Lavenuta, Melissa Monell, Sue Averell, Mark Bates, Sherri Marshall, George Batchelder, Jill Rutherford, and Scott Colling. Not Shown: Frank Candelario, Julie Kieselhorst. Joyce Layton, the advisor, was a learner as well as a teacher. Opposite isI.A.L.A.C. I am lovable and capable. Nancy explains why. Pat bangs out another tune at the far right.