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

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Members of A.F.S. included Back Row: Donna Stottlemeyer, Bobbi Magness, De- va Dunham, Pam Kimsey, and Amy Gregg. Middle Row: Daphne Walker, Mari Rice, Karen Mendenhall, Kathi Jose, and Robert Blitz. Front Row: Erin McPherson, Tina Somers, and Mark Tague. Fary Tazebahor and Rena Walsemann, the foreign exchange students, are shown participating in the Lancer Day Parade. The officers for A.F.S. were Cheri Cap, Vice President; Donna Ganz, Presi- dent; Chris Ennerson, Publicity Chairman; Mrs. Carolyn Overbay, Advisor; Donna Cox, Treasurer; and (kneeling) Claudia Reesman, Historian.

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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.

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Choral) Musto Coutinued Tradition Of Excellent The Choral Music Department continued their tradition of excellence this year, with performances throughout Souther California. The Women's and Men's Ensembles grew in size and quality, and performed on the Christmas and Spring Concerts and at festival. The Choir was busy with performances throughout Carlsbad. They participated in 1000 Voice Choir in March. The Spring Concert, Festivals, and Oklahoma occu- pied most of their time during the second semester.