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3 2 0 E iw Mathews if so F5 Troians who exemplify scholastic abilities strive to attain membership in ,wwf--ff the California Scholarship Federation . This honorary society is composed of stu- dents who earn excellent scholarship marks during one or more semesters. When a student achieves membership for four se- mesters or more, one of which must be in the senior year, he is awarded the title of C.S.F. Life Mem- ber. All life members are entitled to wear the gold braid on graduation day. Some of the activities C.S.F. OFFICERS, left to right: Marita Mayer, Treasurer, Shirley Date, Historianp Fred Lunt, Vice-President planned by C .S.F . Mem- Joanne Gartner, President, Kay Matsumoto, Secretary. bers included visiting South- western College and a trip to Balboa Park. TOP ROW, left to right: Ned lguchi, Phil Kitlinger, Bard Mansager, Robert Hodson, Richard Davis, Wayne Warren, Sally Mikolich, Karen Ritchie, Colleen Cringan, Linda Smith, Ann Kmet, Paul Lorenz, Akira Yamada. MIDDLE ROW: Cora Manese, Linda Harper, Wendy Robertson, Robert Walsh, Layne Spaeth, Walt Rane, Terry Tonelli, Barbara Maier, John Snyder, Joyce Gilreath, Marty Mayer, Kathy Rasmussen, Meredith Cruz, Linda Harbin, Betty Buttita, Kay Matsumoto. BOTTOM ROW: Denise Juric, Barbara Gifford, Yumiko Reynolds, Charis Taylor, Kathy Dumas, Trudy Kern, Joanne Gartner, Fred Lunt, Barbara Stanczak, Vicki Talcashima, Shirley Date, Nancy Robertson, Mary Arzcinsl-ci, Pat Bennett, Lola Sabian, Lorraine Tiez, Paula Jablonslci . its l3
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GIRL ' LEAGUE GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS, left to right: Paula Jablonski, First Vice-President, Cindy Glover, Secretary, Brenda Dubiniak, Presi- dent, Lupi Ripa, Treasurer, Linda Kelly, Second Vice-President, Mrs. Ketterer, Advisor. Girls' League is an organization of friendship and service for all girls attending Castle Park. As an active club on campus, Girls' League introduced something new to Castle Park's traditional calendar this year. The annual Fashion Show was presented to a male as well as female audience . The Mum Sale for Homecoming and an unforgettable Girls' League Formal rounded out another successful and Useful Girls' League Year' Annual Homecoming Mum Sale GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES, left to right: Mary Jane Swift, Elaine Sick, Linda Gore, Vicki Jones, Debbie Wood, Patti Williams, Lorie Hubbel, Linda Lane. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Dumas, Karen Bushey, Cheryle Shealy, Shirley Harris, Denise Contreras, Denise Durrant, Paula Jenkins.
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1 T RIBUNES ACTIVITIES SERVICE Colleen Cringcm Phil Kitlinger FINANCE PUBLICITY Karen Roybould Linda Smith
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