Clairemont High School - Calumet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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German and Russian Club The German Club, led by Q Frau Krejer, is for students who 5 want to learn more about the A German culture, language, and lifestyle. Most of the students in- volved in the club do take Ger- man here at Clairemont. Excep- tional studentsgtake the German Exam, and everyone gets to sing songs and participate in varied I German activities. German Club, Top row: Gordon Wright, Eric Groenberg, Robert Schlpman, John Cummings, Donald Edelman, Russel Holl- ingsworth. Middle row: Julie Doutel, Keri Jurkolc, Moyra Peters, Dorothy Wagoner, Shanda Magee, Erika Phibbs, Adella Herrera, Sara Cornelius. Bottom: Adam Siutts, Troy Popp, Joe Ferreira, Manuel Gomez, Marshall Bushfield, John Branch, Nicole Utsler, Frau Krejer Cadvlsorj. ' Another Language rsl l club led by the multi- lingual Mrs. Krejer is the Russian Club. Group events include the semi- annual festival at a Greek Orthodox Church, trips to Balboa Park to see Rus- sian icons, excursions to Russian restaurants, and x trips to musical events, such as the Nutcracker Suite. Since the Soviets are of major interest to people of the United States, group members l seek to understand not only the complicated Rus- sian language, but a diverse culture as well. Russian Club, Top row: llarla Krejer Qadvisorj, Keri Jurkoic, Cynthia Ruzic, Roxanne Ruzic, Mayra Peters, Erika Phibbs. Bottom row: Chris Malstead, Damon Schrosk, Todd Carpenter, 60 Organizations

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Academic Team l Academic Team: Ql3ottomj Bryan Kaufman, Kim Worobec Cvisitorj, Keri Jurkoic, Claudia fopeland, Kristy Ghodsee, Jacky Dyess, Roxanne Ruzic Uopj David Kassebaum, Betty Olson Qadvisorjp Kevin Murphy Cvisitorj, Erika Phibbs, Todd Carpenters hair, Mayra Peters, Chris Galante Qvisitorj, Mark Swain, Rusty Orr Qvisitorj, Shanda Magee, Damon Schrosk, Renee Lasky, Cynthia Ruzic, Steve Bergstrom, Lorna Swanson, llaria Krejer Qadvisorj, The Academic Team, coached by Betty Olson and llaria Krejer, competes like any sports team. Members attend weekly meets in which they rally to answer the most questions in a given time limit. The competition works much like the college bowls of the 1Q5O's, as schools all over San Diego battle each week at Freshmen, Junior Varsity and Varsity levels. At the end of the year, there are playoffs for the school with the most wins. Though our school doesn't always come out on top, the meets are a whole lot of fun for both the players and the audience. jar-. K cg. .4 X , Ak -,,,,..q,--0 M43 Mrs Olson moderates for the practices. Whoopee The team waits anxiously for the next question. 2 . Ribbet, N- plainable during practice, Organizations 59 , Varsity team members Mark and Tom do something unex

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lrolion And Joponese Club 3 ltolion Club, Cclockwise from Ieftj: llorio Krejer Codvlsorj, Mork Wisherd, Chris Golonte, Domon Schrosk, Lorno Swonson, Bort Daniel, Chris Molsteod, Claudio Copelond, Cynthio Ruzic, Bill Weiss, Roxanne Ruzic, Renee Losky. Joponese Club, Cstondlngj: Bott Doniel, Cloudio Copelond, Toshiko Hosegowo, Cconsultontj, Chris Molsteod, Cynthio Ruzic, Kevin Murphyfsittingjz Domon Schrosk, Roxanne Ruzic, Renee Losky, Sheo McComb. A fun club to join ot Cloire- mont is the ltolion Club. The longuoge closs itself is fost poc- ed, but oll club members, whether they 'tolse ltolion or not, enjoy the benefits of fin- ding out obout ltoly. And trips to ltolion restouronts ore olwoys o treotl Still onother unique club ot Cloiremont is the Joponese Club. Some members ore enrolled in first or second yeor Joponese, while others just leorn obout the Joponese themselves. Sushi, rice, ond chopsticks ore ovid members of this orgonizotion os well. Orgonizotlons 61