San Clemente High School - Thalassa Yearbook (San Clemente, CA)

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S??? txw SCHS CSF 1970 CSF is a statewide scholarship society for students who demonstrate high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship. Under the guidance of Mr. Schwenn and Mr. Passaretti the CSF established a tutoring service. Tutoring in every subject, the members of the CSF aided many students. Ending with the annual field trip the members enjoyed a year full of academ- ic activities. Carin Carillo tTreasurerL Vicki Vedder tVice-Presidentl Ron Cushing tPresidenU, Sue Ekstien tSecretaryt

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FrEnCthlub: Sandy Wormser, Meri Hicks, Barbara Olsen, Larry Fleck, Lisa Watkins, Keith Limberg, Barbara Mudge, David Vansell, Margy Sc roe er. French Club Booth Aids Treasury Miss Iahan tAdvisorl, Barbara Mudge tVice-Presidentl, Keith Limberg fPresidentl The French Club was a most interesting Club. The French language being as beautiful as it is, made fluent conversation in French very fulfill- ing for its members. Club activities proved very successful as means of increasing the Clubs treasury. Most successful of all events held by the club was the booth at the Renaissance Festival. The club in- creased its treasury and entertained all involved with the profit made. Club members only wish that more students would show interest in the French language.

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Key Club tL. T0 RJ: Albert DeWitt tPresidenti, Quentin Smith, John Russell, Brandon Birtcher, Steve Carpenter, Mike Young, Steve Hock- ett, Steve Sharp, Dave Wolf, Mike Kahle. STANDING: John Black, Val Ccdnov. Key Club Offers Service To School And Community Taking pride in their school the members of the Key Club painted the trash cans situated around campus. Not only taking pride in their school but in their community too, the Key Club held a City-wide window wash for any interest- ed company or citizen. Donating goods to an orphanage in Mexico was just one of the activi- ties which Key Club performed to help the un- derprivileged 0f the world today. Trying to promote community co-operation was the goal of the Key Club.