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

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Drama Club As well as sewing the Student Body with annual entertainment, the Drama Club provides props, flats, and other dramatic supplies for dances and the Senior Class Play. With the assistance of the music department , the group produced the musical Bye Bye Birdie. The famous Greek tragedy Antigone was also successfully presented. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Nancy Lamb, V. Pres. Doug Cullens, Sec. Bronya Clover, Treas. Pat Harrild and advisor Mr. John Damelio. The llama Class during rehearsal for Antigone. -1 Bye Bye Birdie performers .......... Sandi Cowgill, Doug Choreographer Barbara Funk helps Kurt Snyder in one of the Anderson, Steff Sarff and Kurt Snyder. scenes.

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Pep Club Working especially hard this year, the Pep Club concentrated on promoting team and school spirit. This year's goals were a per- manent mascot to attend all the games in the form ofa costumed patriot on a horse, an oil- cloth goalpost, and permanent rooterposters to decorate the school each week . ' X xl LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Jan Fenton, V. Pres. Mark Cullins, Sec. Kay Johnston, Treas . Rozanne Jackovac . Debate Club Advised by Mr. John Damelio, the Debate Club entered four area competitions. The topic, Resolved: That The Federal Govern- ment Should Adopt a Program of Compulsory Arbitration ln The Basic lndustries, provided stimulating action during the year. The rounds of debate and long hours of preparation were of benefit at the debate forum held in late March . The prospects look bright for next year with the addition of several new debates . Pres. Steve Krueger, V. Pres. Dan Royal, Sec. Dana W. Kindrick. MEM BERS: Robert Schaible and Steve Adamsoninot shownl.

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Spanish Club Los Valientes was the name chosen for this year's Spanish Club. Pinata parties, field trips and various other activities have promoted interest in the culture and civilization of Spanish America . The highlight of the season was afield trip to Padua Hills, near Los Angeles . LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres. Sue Simpson, Sec. Susie McCurdy, Treas. Debbie Port, Social Chair. Candy Ballard, Prog. Chair. Susan Cadwallader, fPres. Don Calac absenti. German Club Advised by Mr. Gordon Zittel, Ger- man Club instilis into its members an appreciation of the German philosophy, spirit, and culture, while also acting as a service club. German Club is renowned for its history of lively polka and dinner parties. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Lorrie Bothman, V. Pres. Steph Sarft, Sec. Linda Shippman, fTreas. Laurie Wylancl absenti. French Club Knowledge of France and culture is the main obiective of Orange Glen's French Club. Under Mr. Dale Bald- ridge's supervision, student's appreci- ation of France's many interesting facets of interest is encouraged. Highlights ofa typical year include a French movie, a progressive French dinner, and a trip to a French resturant in Los Angeles. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Doreen Proctor, V. Pres. Karen Barnes, Sec Jayme Strahl, Treas. Richard Quinn . '