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

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Seminar Club , Seminar is an accelerated program for academically talented students. The nearly thirty members meet weekly under the guidance of llaria Krejer, Betty Olson, and Pam Ramsey to listen to and talk with guest speakers, to discuss topics of common interest, and to give their own seminars. Seminar students are known for their creativity and off-the-wall ideas and customs, which are openly expressed in room 308. 1 Students concentrate on lunch during a seminar meeting. 2. Ears to you, Todd! 3. Advisors marvel at the wonders of the program. 4. Seminar attracts a diverse population. 5. Kittrece and her backup singers. Seminar Club, Bottom row: Jacky Dyess, Shea McComb, Kim Worobec, Mark Swain, May Peters, Todd Carpenter, Keri Jurkoic, Tom Early, David Kassebaun. Standing: Ilaria Krejer C3 visorj, Pam Ramsey Cadvisorj, Kevin Murphy, Bill Weiss, Erika Phibbs, Jeremy Jurkoic, La Wright, Betty Olson Cadvisorj, Kittrece Rollison, Bart Daniel Cvisitorj. Sitting, Top row: Pioxan Ruzic, Claudia Copeland, Renee Lasky, Cynthia Ruzic, Damon Schrosk, Kristy Ghodsee, Shana Magee. Above: Ard Magnuson, Lauren Griffin, Lorna Swanson, Chris Malstead, Steve Bergstrorvl ' iii sf ...,, 3, Af x . er-mtv' -rl? .Q ,,,,,,, f C a ,M V N Q ga V 64 Organizations n it

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CSF and Astronomy 1' ' ' I I I El? - I I Betty Olson headed this yeor's C.S.F. CCaIifornia Scholarship Federationj, a club dedicated to the academic achievers of CHS. The club sponsors welcom- ing teas and pizza parties, and concluded the year with a trip to Disneyland where a great time was had by all. It's a really great oppor- tunity for people who have been working hard academically to relax and Eck: Chris Reuben, Matt Little, Hector Rios, Pat Burrus, Karen Middaugh, Lorna Swanson, Jane Weber, Joanna England, Roxanne sic, Denyce Habgood. Middle: Claudia Copeland, Todd Carpenter, Eric Kvigne, Erika Phibbs, Truckhahn Nguyen, Tuonh Da, arion Pecus, Phuong Nguyen, Loan Nguyen, Chris Malstead. Front: Renee Lasky, Cynthia Ruzic, Kristy Ghodsee, Theresa anschien, Onica Cole, Yvonne Gentry, Muoi Diec, Shanda Magee, Jackie Dyess, Rae Archival. np, clockwise from left: John Steineman, Rick Doane, Greg Carroll, Jim Cornell, Chris alante, Mark Swain. Middle: Mr. Gary Blume, Jeremy Jurkoic, Kevin Murphy, Bill Weiss, :nrt Daniels, Mayra Peters, Theresa Monschein, Tuanh Do, Muoi Dioc. Bottom: David Tun- al, Jae Peterson, Damon Schrosk, Wes Adams, David Kassebaum, Shanda Magee, Joan- J England, Astronomy reached for the stars this year, under the heavenly guidance of Gary Blume. Clairemont High is pro- ud of its well-equipped obser- vatory, which was restored to working capacity during 1985. Clairemont High School is the only San Diego County High School with an observatory an its campus, and it was finished just in time to view the elusive Halley's Comet. Students this year, more than ever before, really turned their eyes to the heavens. have fun, remarks senior, Phuong Nguyen. Organizations 63

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Model United Notions fffafali' Bryan Kaufman, David Kasseboum, Zondre Watson, Jeff Langford. skin fclockwise from lower lefty: Jeanne Johnson, Jacky Dyess, April Larson, Damon Onica Cole, Cynthia Ruzic, Claudio Copeland, Kristy Ghodsee, April Harrelson, Huynh, Kevin Murphy, Mayra Peters, Bill Weiss, Michelle Dawson, Phil Vigil, Paul Sharman Farnes is in her second year as advisor of Model United Nations CM.U.N.j. It is a program in which students research and then represent countries in conferences not too different from those of the reol United Nations. By studying diverse topics, delegates seek to olleviote world problems and often discover how difficult it is to keep the peace Ceven amongst themselvesj. Through exploration of varied cultures and values, students learn to look at the world more objectively and gain a better understanding of politics, as well. Clairemont also runs the Junior Model United Nations, a similar conference for junior high schools. Just completing its 10th session, J.M.U.N. was the first of its kind in the nation. iw cm Q' 1--sul' me uf- Sk K , 113 ,. S ' 1. Now Bill . . . 2. Aw gee, Ms. Farnes, l'm in- nocent, honest! 3. Steve, Bart, and Zondre demonstrate their diverse patriotism. 4. Hey Jennifer - gat any M.U.N.ey for lunch? 5. Clairemont Colleges Con- ference, Srd Committee 6. Nice tie, Bart. Organizations 65