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

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ax lxykrj . iiblp . si, , i LL K my-x L, li V i L, , r- L' nigh 'V Auto Club Advised by Mr . Don Sutton, the Auto Club attempts to provide its members with knowledge and work experience in the automobile field beyond normal classroom and lab work . The hi-light of this year occured in the spring when the club featured a tune-up contest for members of all the auto classes. Future plans include a scholarship. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Ron Phillips, V. Pres Charlie Smith, Sgt. at Arms Gary Urdahl, Sec . Treas . Borry Hollins . lotin Club Informing people of the Latin lan- guage and proving that Latin doesn't have to be a dead language is the main purpose of the Latin Club. They also encourage others to broaden their know- ledge of Roman customs and legends. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Russell Gandeef V. Pres. Frank Svnbodap Sec. Leanne Wilson, Treas. Sandy Hampel. 5 i Girls' Athletics Association The main objective of the GAA is to provide and stimulate an interest in atheletics for Orange Glen girls . Many social activities such as swimming, bowling, and skating were held . Also there were intramural sports activities . LEFT TO RlGl'lT: Kathy Tobler, Sandy Cowglll, Ellie Minor, Kathy Guerrieri, Jan Heslop.

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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 . '

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literary Club Publishing a magazine with the liter- ary masterpieces ofthe student body was this year's project for the Literary Club. ln an effort to improve writing skills, the members criticize each others works and attend plays. They are as- sisted by Miss Bringer. Pres. Donna Haworth Sec. Treas. Karen Barnes Book Store Treas. Kurt Snyder Sec. Toni Thompson Interact Club An international organization, Inter- act services both school and community and promotes greater understanding be- tween the other peoples of the world . The Rotary Club, which is its sponsor, has been both mother and father to the dear chaps . Besides working on the OG on the hill, the club intends to have a car wash in order to raise money to buy penicillin for impoverished Mexican families in Baia, California. Pres. Frank Svobodo V. Pres. Hal Trebes Sec . Eric Moore Treas. Don Chaffin Art Club Through guest speakers and artists, members of the Art Club widen their knowledge and art appreciation . Ad- vised by Mrs. Bryant, the club traveled and acquainted themselves with com- munity art activities. Pres. Sue Callander V. Pres. Sherry Lacoe Sec. Suzanne Bond Treas. Jane Giavelli