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

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John Watkins, Chris Creaves, John Wentz, Rux Simkins, and Dave Burton view lastest issue of of Triton. Satisfaction is meeting a deadline. Georgette Shaw, Toni Saccucci, Claudia Slater, Jack Loukides Breaking with tradition this year's Triton was interesting and well organized. Besides reflecting activities of the campus, the Triton turned to controversial subjects and took stands on many important issues. Starting off with the Peace Symbol conflict, the newspaper continued to capture the publics eye with lead stories on the Nu- clear Power Plant, and the ASB Card sale gambit with Laguna High. Illiminating stories with no real interest was a task taken up by Peter Chicas and Peter Limon, Editor and Associate Editor, re- spectivly. I think the paper was a total success, and that we in- formed a few people about what was really happening, stated Peter Chicas. Although criticized over newpaper's editorial opinion, Peter Limon stated, We no matter what happens, our staff will stand by the paper and continue to do what we feel is right. Triton Newspaper Staff - 1970-71 Editor-in-chief . . .Peter Chicas Associate Editors . . .Pete Limon Chris Burton Sports Editor. . .Toby Reschan Associate Sports Editor. . .Jim Tullius Feature Editor . . .Claudia Slater Distribution Manager . . .Georgette Shaw Photographer . . .Tom Cruise Business Manager . . .Mario Mainero Assistant Business Manager . . .Zack Loukides Reporters. . .Margie Teisinger, Robert Weinert, Dave Burton, Laurie Jacobs, Cris Greaves, Bob Hampton, Dick Peterson, Toni Saccucci, Rux Simkins, Bill Springman John Watkins, John Wentz Sports Reporters. . .Randy Sink, Bob Burges, Mike Dunham, John Springman a Feature Reporters. . .Dave Evans and Craig Ruscher

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What could be considered the largest and most influential club on campus, the Girl's League sponsored a total of twelve activities in the school year 1970-71. The Orientation Assembly, Big Sister-Little Sister Banquet, a dance after a football game, Homecom- ing, and Secret Valentine were just to name a few. But the biggest and most important was the Christmas Formal, one of the major successes of the year. The main purpose of the Girl's League is to promote womenhood in girls by sponsoring various ac- tivities with the girl's fathers, mothers and little sisters. stated Dina Campbell, the president. Advised by Mrs. Veeh and Mrs. Gariepy, there were 24 active members on the cabinet, but all the girls in the school are considered members. The active members were, Dina Campbell, president; Vicki Rhoads, vice president; Sue Currey, sec- retary; Katie Stamp,treasurer; Cindy Hillery, publicity chairman; Shauna Devenberg, historian; Margie Riley, senior representative; Carol Bortfield, junior representative; Lori Brown, sophomore represent- ative; and KellyDowling, freshman representative.

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Jim Tullius makes usual editorial comment. Jim Tullins, Bob Burges, Toby Reschan, Mike Dunham, Sports Staff Collaborates X Robert Moe, Advisor Angry Young Journalist