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

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Club Earns Money for Trip to M exico The main purpose of the Spanish club was to learn about the Spanish lang- uage and culture, stated Dayna Geddes, president of the Spanish club during the 1970-71 school year. The club sponsored many activities including, car washes, bake sales, trips to see Spanish plays, Christmas caroling, and bike rides. The main project of the Spanish club was their trip to Mexico during Easter vacation. We worked all year long to make the money for that trip. boasted Dayna. The 30 members, advised by Mrs. Leon, proved to be one of the most active and enthusiastic clubs on campus. Top members were, Dayna Geddes, president; Mairi Rhoades, secretary; and Rosemary Kole, treasurer. Carolyn Kole 5. Kathy Herrera 6. Barbara Byrnes 7. Kristy Herrera 8. Gilbert Lujano 9. Jan Carter 10. Sabina Astita 11. Maria Ortiz 12. Juana Ines 13. Jesus Con- zalez 14. Francisco Lujano 15. Mrs. Leon 16 Peggy De- laney 17. Joe Maliyoni 18. George Yslas 19. Elisa Luna- 20. Debbie Miller 21. April Knapp 22. Dan Finn 23. Car- los Luna 24. Antonio Arrlala 25. Bill Stoller 26. Terresa Kelley27. Kathy Carpenter 1. Dayna Ceddes 2. Rosemary Kole 3. Mairi Rhoads 4.!

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l -' 1 44 i :i ix 1:48 CW4?! m1 awM' , . V2 , ' w 1 1 Future Careers in Medicine The purpose of this club is to inform students of the more than 150 health fields, stated Debbi Sorenson, the president of the Medical Careers club. These future members of the medical profession assisted the school with the chest x-rays and in the tuberculin testing. Other activities were field trips to Los Angeles County Medical Center and Orange County Childrens Hospital. Meeting twice a week, the 23 interested students were advised by Dorthy Delaney, the San Clemente High School nurse. The head staff was Debbi Sorenson, president; Sherry Murphy, vice presi- dent; Julie Hernandez, secretary; and Georgette Shaw, treasurer. 1. Georgette Shaw 2. Julie Hernandez 3. Debbie Sor- enson 4. Sherry Murphy 5. Mike Anderson 6. Wanda Stanley 7. Becky Falk 8. Debbie Smith 9. Julie D'Aut- euil 10. Edith Dewdes 11. Gail Odion 12. Mrs. Del- aney tAdvisoU 13. Ellen Noble 14. Gail Dills 15. Claudine Gammon 16. Darliene Stumhofer 17. Susan Rice 18. Peggy Pierce 19. Diane Hurley

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1. Ivan Filipoff 2. Anastasia Pierce 3. Premier Yakov Hess 4. Pytor Gotham 5. Boris Criswell 6. Dmitry Issacs 7. Tanya Mc Lane 8. Inga Pierce 9. Konsmatine Kruse 10. Dmitry Collins 11. Gustav Pierce 12. Pytor Buckly 13. Anastasia Bole 14. Tanya Neff 15. Marya Kipps 16. Ex-premier Ekatrina Crael 17. Alexandr Bartock 18. Na- tasha Hara 19. Peter Limon 20. Rosa Rosoff 21. Nicholai Haig 22. Ivan Farr 23. Mikhail Weston 24. Evgeny Re- mer 25. Nikita Bryant 26. Alyosha Barton 27. Ex-vice premier Valya Gednov 28. Rog Frost 29. missing is Jon Snider, secretary Russian Club Plans Trip I feel that in out cold war with the Soviet Union, we fail to see anything besides their military. There is a great history and culture supporting the Soviet Union, and we plan to bring it to the surface. stated Jim Hess, the president of the Russian Club, and language enthusiast. A camping trip, attendance at a performance by the Bolshoi Ballet, a viewing of several movies, and Russian oriented dinners were some of the activities that this year's Russian club took part in. I was startled by the number of students who were interested in the culture of the Soviet Union, explained Jim Hess. When asked about the reason for this enthusiastic interest Jim rationalized, I suppose that we hear so much about the Soviet Union that it is natural to be currious about what we are taught so little about. The VIPs of the club were Jim Hess, president; John Filipoff, vice president; Susan Pierce, Secretary; and Bill Gotham, treasurer; and 3K. 19