Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Deltons Tv MEMBERS--left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Sue Simpson, Barb Simon, Sue Cadwallader, Candy Ballard, Nancy Nicolson, Maurie Gilchrist, Debbie Nichols, Carol Cheney. TOP ROW: Marilyn Rope, Sandy Judson, Cindy Bower, Shirley Leviner, Terry Bower, Kay Thornley, Steph Sarff, Debbie Port, Lynn Jones, Nancy Creech, Katy Ponder, Sandy Boyle, Pat Perkovich, Sue Jones, Ann Purdom, Vickie Fleck. Each year the Deltons, one of Orange Glen ' s service clubs, presents a one-hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving girl. Known for Honor, Loyalty, and Leadership these dedicated students render invaluable service to Orange Glen in many ways. Mistletoe sales, a benefit car wash, a Valentine dance, and a rummage sale highlighted the events of Orange Glen ' s Key Club. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis is a club which is composed of selected students. These students are selected by the members themselves. Other Key Club activities were the planting of shrubs in front of the school, and the attendance of the officers to Asilomar District Con¬ vention to receive a trophy for Key Club of the Year. OFFICERS—LEFT TO RIGHT: Hist. Vickie Fleck, Treas. Ann Purdum, Sec. Katy Ponder, V. Pres. Terry Bower, Pres. Kay Thornley, Adv. Miss Scottie Anglim. Key Club OFFICERS—LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres, Jim Hinrichs; Treas. John Guerrieri; Advis er Mr. JohnBree; Sec. Don Galyean; Pres. Lance Edwards. MEMBERS--left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Dave Bancroft, Jim Moyer, Steve Kane, Mike Edginton, Mike McQuead, Tom Clark, Paul Moyneur, Jerry Fenton, Bob Munnich, Don Calac. TOP ROW: Don Chaffin, Dick Huff, John Byrom, John Huntamer, Lon Collings, John Berquist, Dan Huff, Craig Rhodes, Doug Sherman, Tim Keane, General Pearson, Jim Rehkoff.

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I ' ' Walk Together, Talk Together. • •” .1 ADVISER - Miss Judith Millhurn OFFICERS - Linda Allen, Sec. ; Marti Middleton, Comm. Chm. ; Kathy Sedlacek, Pres.; Blandy Strupler, V. Pres.; Nancy Creech, Treas. (Not shown). Walk fogether, talk together, o ' ye people of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. This is the motto of the American Field Service. Each year Orange Glen sends a student abroad for the summer. In return we are privileged to have a foreign student spend a school year with us. During the year the A.F.S. sponsors many activities. This past year they sponsored such functions as a Christmas program, an international dinner, a polka party, a fashion show and a concert. There is no better way for students of the world to meet each other than through the American Field Service. 23

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1 Interact Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas. Terry LaGrone, Pres. Hal Trehes, V. Pres. Frank Svoboda, Sec. Greg Prior. MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbert Van Hoose, Pat Van Hoose, John Hanson, Terry LaGrone, Hal Trebes, Frank Svoboda, Greg Prior, Tom Bowden, Jim Nessler, Steve Adam¬ son, Russell Gandee. As an international organization, the Interact Club serves both school and community. The Rotary Club acts as its sponsor to help the club promote greater understanding between people. This year they sent sixty dollars worth of food to Tijuana to help along with Orange Glen ' s Tijuana project. Senior Play Guilty or not guilty this was the verdict which the jury, drawn from the audience, for each performance had to decide when the senior class presented the ploy. The Night of January 16th by Ayn Rand. Defense attorney, Jim Hinrichs, que s tioning a suspect, Sandi Woline, under the direction of the Judge, Greg Krueger, and director, Mr. John Damelio. Attorneys keep peace during courtroom battle. The class of ‘67 successfully used alternating casts for this famous courtroom drama. The plot revolved around Karen Andre played by Dorothy Guerrero and Vicki Steverson, who was on trial for murder. She was de¬ fended brilliantly by Attorney Stevens played by Jim Hinrichs in spite of a strong case presented by the prosecuting attorneys por¬ trayed by Greg Krueger and Don Chaffin. 25