Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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and ractical roj ects C, S.F. members spent most of their time furthering their vast expanse of knowledge in science, English, math, his- tory, etc, - or so they say, It would be the turning point of Foothill's club history to find these students actually study- ing, This group enjoyed smorgasbord dinners, snow trips, hay rides, and other studious activities. To relieve their self-centered conscious, the C, S,F, whizzes also helped students who had been ill for several weeks with their school work and guided lost parents at Back-to-School Night and Open House, These incredulous students were able to do all this, and more, along with keeping up a 3. 5 grade point average with at least three solids. Amazing, isn't it? Five seniors fformer C,S,F, members E, Olsen, D. Anuszewski, L. Lowery, B. Gibson, and G. Rioloj decided there were better things to do than study, and they formed the C,S,F, Drop-Out Club fabove lefty. Other members fabove rightj help Ellen Beckstead fcenterj catch up on her homework, Members learn the finer points of being a guide Qleftj from Craig Mundy, Second se- mester C, S,F, members were fstand- ing, left - rightj: D, Shapiro, C, Smith, K, Braun, C, Hevesy, J, Wood, L, Loy, P, Mahlman, P, Wood, S. Henrikson, P, Brown, C, Adair, S, Pendley, K. Crider, K, Lopez, K, Lee, and C, Mundy. Kneeling: A, Carstensen, K, Moniz, L. Owens, P, Rhyner, L, Benstead, S, Pickard.

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Pleasure was the aim of this year's Spanish Club. They expanded their Pleasure-filled Parties Spanish enthusiasts were, standing: S, Meinyer, P, Hanson, L, Stilwell, L, Stauffer, Lockerbie, S, LeBoeuf, S, Carstensen, M, Antilla, L, Ledbetter, and J, Allison, Kneeling: K. Champlain, D. Ferguson, P. Balazsy, N. Anderson, and K, Andersen. Bottom: K, Cervelli, president, A knowledge of the Spanish culture with movies, parties, and other beneficial events. Keeping pace with modern times, this club even had a password, Hablas espanol? Spanish Club mem- bers fbelowj wonder what the food will be this time, CSF members first semester Standing qjuniorsjz J. Thomas, A. Carstensen, C. Savage, K, Crider, K, Bonaehea, C, Smith, and K, Lee, Seated at desks fseniorsjr J. Lowery, D, Anuszewski, L, Biasi, E, Olsen, B, Gibson, and L. Moriarty, Seated on floor fsophomoresj: C. Walmsley, J, Braddock, E. Friend, D, Burt, L, Owens, S. Norton, and L, Strysky. Not pictured: K. Lopez, R. Kaye, E, Beckstead, .Q Q 5 ku is ' ka ff ' - 1 ' f

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AF Mean Action HA Full Schedule was on the A.F.S. agenda The American Field Service Club introduced the new school year with a cupcake sale on Back-to-School Night, Then the next weekend saw A, F, S, members leading a door -to-door money drive, which gave the community a chance to know about this club at Foothill. The annual Christmas dance came next, with many students helping with the numerous phases of organizing a dance. A few weeks after the dance, students experienced an in- ternational Christmas party with the other A, F, S, clubs and foreign students in the Grant district. These clubs met again in the spring for a picnic and barbecue, And always there were many foreign students visiting or attend- ing schools in Sacramento to meet and talk to. All year there was a full calendar of events and activities for students in A, F, S, to par- ticinate in, Some of the students who enjoyed these activities were, top row: K, Cervelli, P, Balaszy, D, Ferguson E, Kingsley, B. Kouw. 2nd row: R. Kaye, K. Lee, T, Neil, L, Frank, J. Pelzel. Kneeling: C. Gros- beck, A. Carstensen, M, Antilla, D, Henry, C. Savage.