Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Going Places, eeing New Faces . . . This year Blair played host to four AFS students: Kevin Armaratunga from Sri Lanka, Sania Basic from Yugoslavia, Shaunagh Mullett from England and Ka- trien Vermeulen from Belgium. Each one shared tales of their country, ways of life and feelings regarding American living. The purpose of the club was to create interest and excitement in Blair students concerning the opportunities to make ap- plication themselves. No matter where the destination. the experience would in- evitably be remembered and could possi- bly change their way of thinking, as well as life. Mrs. Gladys Roshko was a lively and ac- tive advisor. Many activities were ar- ranged throughout the year. A Christmas Row If Sonia Basic. Shaunagh Mullett. Katrien Vermeulen, Kevin Armara- tunga. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Gladys Roshko, Rita Khalaf, Allison Hopkins. Heather Hartman. Amanda Fox. Jessica Lambert, Lynda Hopkins, Tawny Cates. Row 3: Monica Hadsell, Jeremie Basmaiian, Elizabeth Morgan. Syl- via Schwemmer. Lulu Fou, Veronica Ramirez. Emily Wong. Grace Schwem- mer. Row 4: Eleazar Vita. Christine Miele, Sean Boyd. Liz Hebgan, Missy Miele. Scott Bass. Louisa Tong. Karen Baldeschwieler. Nikki Takarabe. party involving international foods and traditions made the students a little less homesick during the holiday season. Fol- lowing this came a week of hard, but en- ioyable. work on the Rose Parade floats. A picnic in the spring and a summer beach party brought an exciting end to the visit- ing students' fun-filled year in America f 4' - . yt I Sf A F.S. 'if elaney. Karen Baldeschwieler, and Kevin Armaratunga gather around the piano for a sing-song. Left: Shaunagh Mullett and Katrien Vermeulen try to adjust to the bright California sun. Above: John D

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Q-141 Row I: Leticia Lara. Lisa O'NeiI, Alan Spee. Irene Hernandez. Heather Hartman. Lulu Fou. Katya Armistead. Row 2: Rose Ann Virzi. Grace Schwemmer, Andy Wagner, Jen Dakan. Judy Hsu. Lynda Hopkins, Samar Masri. Leanne Robertson. Row 3: Ken Lake. John Delaney. Emily Wong. Roger Krieg. Katie Carlson. Monica Gonzalez. Lena Masri. Sylvia Schwemmer. Donation of Time and Care Blair underwent a beautification pro- cess this year thanks to the unending en- ergy of the members of the Red Cross club. Benches and bathrooms were paint- ed and the campus was cleaned up. Many members of the club are also members of the Pasadena Red Cross Asso- ciation and greatly contributed to the club with many ideas for fundraisers and ac- tivities. One of the main activities sponsored by the club was the annual blood drive which proved to be quite successful despite the number of people who aren't particularly fond of needles. The Red Cross Club did much volunteer work around the campus and in the com- munity. Their hard work will always be appreciated. :lv 0 I , f ' ' l -! - t. ll ' Above. Rower Krieg Kat Armistead, and Matt Thornton proudly display an award earned at Red ' X 3-A . E , Cross Camp. Right: Jackie Osborne. Leticica Lara. Emily Wong, Sylvia Schwemmer, and Lulu Fou seek shelter from the sun under a tree. Red Cross 55 H 1

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Row If Charlie Blinkenberg. Keith Sherry. Victor Gallardo. Mike Stokes. ' ' b lI.R w3: Ted Koch. Row 2: Darcey Estes, Vannia De La Cuba, Miko Camp e o ' Ol a Castaneda Farouzan Faridian. Deirdre Benn, Rita Kha- Mona Masrl. g . laf. Jeremie Basmaiian. Row 4: Thereza Oghoorian. Anita Ojha. Samar Masri. Lynda Hopkins. Maggie Porcell. Advisor Monsieur Liden, Rick Nowak. -s':.- iuu l 'Nusa- m w.im1 i ! P '1t ' Wim Vita. fn-.N M ,1 .4 f K If 'M' '-j'--K .. gre- .. S t ' ' ..........-fIfF Ki 'f:ti:c' 4 y-.5 -eff 2 1- . LIZ-73-- Z7 , .. '--' if ' j J N .. t. fi c 4 - K 135 f ' -' J I..---- L- jf--' 'I , .wi 'i -- 'ff '.-- '3 r '. V . 'Q . 1 P i -U..--pd 1-M Q' . ,-J .1 ,p va. 4 ea e , ltr'-ai f 'lL--- 'li- Q- 'f'f'C- iEir3-n,,.- , ' - ,,-' .f 'L,1l.,- lllmnf ,ff ',,-r-!f- l.. ',- I ' - ,Z ft if ,tif --Ivy, :'F y , .TT5i:5Li.-eff ,L tr Niall: ru 'lg --' h ,.-. 11 yr! - pt' y' 'pall I. .jing , .t U I , 5 I . :fu 1 ' f ' ' W1 f ff r' I 5il'i - 1' I -. L: . 'vi . .L It ' 1 ,flu , ' b ' I ' A 'gt' of .,, , Ill 3, I , pt . j all Q7 ' X ' if A N vt , ly l l ' . , i .. . .lg t fp ' f -'nm N 5' l'i , K, 4,1 gm- 1 I t H. A Above: Charlie Blinkenberg does an impression of a seduc .A Z rf' X lui:-9 ll-lull f I IJ .gs--a, '!, Sgt ' 1 I I ki X INA, l ... x K tive Frenchman. Right: Rick Nowak recalls the experience of a French breakfast Le Club ist Chic Imagine this: lt is early morning and for breakfast you are having a croissant and cafe au Iait. You later see a French movie and dine at a French restaurant. Where are you? ln France? No. you are a member of Blair's French Club. Headed by Mr. Olaf Liden, the club pro- vided its members with a French atmo- sphere and gave them a taste of what France is actually like without having to visit the country. The club dined at French restaurants, saw hundreds of slides from Europe. en- 'o ed numerous French movies and even I Y had an occasional French breakfast ln class. Learning about French culture, cuisine. and history made learning the language all the more fun. Vive le French Club!! French 57 -1-r