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

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Up Aud Stepped IwTune Flag team; Suzy Gibson, Wendy Beghtol, Joyce Amos, Judy Chaplin, Sandy Lane, Diane Vettle majorette, Lynn Perry. Banner Carriers: Bottom Row: Susan Delgado, Norma Ramos, Deb- bie Borgas, Sandy Volentine, Sharon Krepps, Pam Smith, Melissa Monell. Top Row: Patryce White, Patti Val- entine, Janet Goodwin, Mary Bunn, Ann Formanek. The Banners and Shield Carriers certainly forms were worn on Fridays to help promote cer emblem onthem. Susan Delgado and added to the Lancer Band this year as they spirit throughout the school. Mrs. Pat Ken- Sharon Krepps led the Shield Carriers and performed at halftimes and competition drick supervised in the making of the new Patti Valentine was in charge of the “tall parades. Their purple and white day uni- light weight, tall flags bearing the Lan- -flag girls. 19

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Hard work and long practices made these girls shine and shine they did in their new white velvet tunics and contrasting purple velvet capes. Drill Captains Chris Ennerson and Lieutenants Anne Farmer and Robin Lester led the corp to second. place at the Poway Parade. They entertained with the strength and stamina of medevil Lancers at the football halftimes, pep assemblies, parade competitions in Fallbrook, Poway, and Escondido and at the Mother Goose Christmas Parade. A third place trophy was brought home from a large dance competition and workshop at Disneyland by sever- al members. Many of the corps and five flag twirlers attended the Cali- fornia Specialty Camp in Santa Bar- bara for a week, where the flag team received a third place trophy. Bottom Row; Carol Hickey, Feli- cia Russell, Robin Lester, Chris En- nerson, Anne Farmer, Judy Serna, Suzy Phillips, and Bridget Amoss. Middle Row: Leslie Stiffler, Lin- da Smith, Nancy Wiedemann, Tina Somers, Terry Bilezc, Erin McPher- son, Lynne Farmer, Tammy Gann. Top Row: Peggie Murray, Cindy Perkins, Stephanie Rader, Karen Evans, Pat Panker, Deana Neff, Jo Ellen Higley, Rita Reioux and Cindy Cornett. 18

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Students Evchouged The American Field Service, A.F.S., is an organization which sup- ports foreign exchange students. It was started during World War I by ambulance drivers in an effort to promote peace. There is an adult and student chapter. Both students and adults work together to raise money to send American students abroad and to support foreign students in Carlsbad. A.F.S. activities this year included an Enchilada Dinner, bake sales, and a Christmas party, and selling football programs. This year we had with us Rena Walsemann, from Hagen, West Ger- many, and Fary Tazebahor of Mashhad, Iran. Kathy Carmichael (right) was selected to go to Pelotas, Brazil, for a year.