Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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A GERMAN CLUB, First row: Linda Lancaster, Kay Koellner, Beth Beaudry, Diane Nease, Kim Vivian. Raw 2: Phil Weeks, Rick Trainor, Gretchen Gehlker, Dennis Roberts, Sandy Anglin, Ursula Smith. Language Clubs Are Active The Matadores goal this year was a trip to Mexico. To raise money they had several fund raising projects, bake sales, and a booth at the Sadie Hawkins dance. They met regularly and enjoyed an out of class study of people and traditions. Mr. Howard Show was club sponsor and Mary Ann Fall was Presi- dent. The German Club was content to meet whenever they were in the mood, which proved to be enough. They en- ioyed German films and scheduled guest speakers on the country. Mr. Hans Schilling was the club sponsor. X-.1 A 'Q Ev dl H14-or ss! A., asp r tiff? K f , Ffa.. SPANISH CLUB, First row: Bob Northrop, Mary Ann Fall, Roxanne Sewell. Row 2: Anita Stanley, Susan Harding, Linda Richardson. Row 3: Lyn Warrick, Dennis Roberts, Mr. Shaw. 73

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New Printing and Photo Club Formed One of the newly formed clubs on campus this year was Poor Richard's Guys . This club is made up of students from the advanced photography and graphic arts classes. The purpose of the club is to further the understanding of photography and printing. The unique name, Poor Richard's Guys is derived from Benjamin Franklin's famous book, Poor Richord's Almanac. Under the leadership of the club's sponsors, Mr. Rosen and Mr. Hyatt, this new club undertook many printing and photography projects. A field trip to Los Angeles to tour the Los Angeles Times and other commercial plants were the highlight of the club's activi- ties. Don Kokoska Qrightl and Mike Dacus go over copy hot oft rhe printing presses. 590 sf? rin PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB, First row: Diana Horne, Don Kokoska, David Macklin, Jay Sanks, Robert Sears, Jim Powell, Shur- on Lamphear. Row 2: Richard Rosen, Teresa Myhond, Dave Ross, Pot Reynolds, Dave Clark, Phyleen Howard, Barry White, Gregory Hyatt. 72

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DRAMA CLUB, Front row, Anita Sanchez, Marty Rawlings, Carol Lunny, Lyn Weller, Denise Gee, Cheryl Hutchinson, Sharon Forte. 2nd row, Pam Hill, David Hissom, Steve Zimmerman, Fred Cordes, Albert Markby, Linda Hutchison, Norma Welch. 3rd row, Jon Callan, Greg Smith, George Pritchard, Don Sumner, James Callan, Ron Roush, Mrs. Murry. Drama Club Performs Rally Round the Flag, Boys FRENCH CLUB: Front row, Mr. Manchester, Pam Hill, Debbie Bridgeman. 2nd row, Jennifer Baer, Cindy Green, CYnll1l0 Bellamy' Maureen King- 3rd row, Barbara Clark, Vilya McKee, Liz Semelsberger, Cheryl Hutchison. 74 Under the guidance of Mrs. Noreen Murry, and the enthu- siastic support ot its members, the Cabrillo Drama Club started off the year by providing humorous entertainment in the play Rally Round the Flag Boys. The play had a full house every night it played and collected over 5200.00 which brought the club's total up to 3600.00 midway through the year. Plans for a Drama Club Scholarship were undertaken. Outside activities of the club included decorating a car for the Homecoming Parade, a cast party, and the sponsoring of the Christmas Queen, Sharon Forte. The ploy Marriage Proposal was being discussed midway through the year for the Spring play. French Club Learns Customs The French Club, although extremely small, held meetings every Tuesday at noon to learn about French customs and ways. The club was sponsored by Mr. Manchester, and led by Pam Hill. Some of the activities for the year were seeing French films and going to French plays. The club also sponsored a French luncheon for the CHS French teachers. Even though they never reached France, the club was a very happy and proud one.