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

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IXOY 2 The Lord is coming; the Lord is here now is the translation for Maranatha. The Maranatha Club was formed to stimulate a desire to reach people on campus and tell them about Christ. The club sponsored a surfing film for the student body, the film A Thief in the Night for the whole community, and a concert fea- turing the singing group Re-Generation. Below: Mark Partridge, Eric Monce (ad- visor), Chris Ennerson, Lori Eaton, Sharon Lane, Richard Warren, Karen Mendanhall, Pam Johnson, and Larry Eaton. TAY pe ¥ ad a Anz if Se 23 ™ : y. oe wats. 4 e 4

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. . . and San Diego State Univer- sity made room for this play in their High School Drama Festival this spring. The student-authored play by Pam Kimsey received a favorable reaction from the audi- ence and the critics. One critic remarked that the play was very | clever and he'd noticed the cast won the audience's attention and — interest from the very beginning. The cast, in order of appear- ance was: Madame Roke -Cyndi Fuller Alyas = = Colleen Austin Gabrielle - - Pam Kimsey Aunt Constance ---- Pat) | Campbell : Mr. Wilson - Mark Putman -

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An Oldsmobile powered 1957 Che- vey and a Corvair powered Baja Bug were the major projects of the Auto Club. The purpose of Auto Club is to develop the automotive skills and to introduce various types of trades within the automotive framework. The Auto Club also puts on a car bash each year. At the left is advisor, Fred Hernandez with officer Bob Martin, Ray Whitehead and Jim Brown. Working on the engine is Mark Duff. Below: Jim Tolstad, Art Calas, Carlos Rivera, Rene Diaz, Adolf San- tana, David Felkins, Steve Harkins, Kevin Cantarini, Ed Rhode, Dan Cantu, David Kitching, Joe Obregon, Jay Gunn and Bill Benthal.