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

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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.

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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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The Peer Teachers were a new group on campus this year. They worked with Val- ues Clarification which is stating facts and expressing feelings which lets one decide how he feels about issues such as V.D., birth control, drugs, death and smoking. Most of all they realized how special each of us really is. Their field trips included Eternal Hills Mortuary, Memorial Ceme- tary, Sid Simon's workshop for teachers, Life-line and DEFY. They worked with the classes at C.H.S., and at Magnolia elementary school with puppet shows every week. Warm Fuzzies seen around the campus were a product of the Peer Teachers. Top Left: Carl works with Values Clarifi- cations strategies. At Center Scott shows a film he made. In Middle Center Mc- Peak freaks. At the Bottom Left Casanova Candelario woos'm ; and opposite F lop- psie the Flounder and Duso the Dolphin help Annie get a point across. Above Sher- ri and Julie observe student reactions to a peer presentation. 13