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

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The Great Escape is a community effort to show Clairemont High and Morston Middle School students that there ore fun activities more healthy than driijj and olcohol use. This highly anticipated event took ploce on the foot- ball field, with many people volunteering their time and attention to the hobbies that bring joy to their leisure hours. Booths were set up showing a multitude of ac- tivities, including boating, cooking, textile crafts, stamp collecting, and much more. A band colled Bastille played to the crowd, and prizes were owarded to the winners of an essay contest with a drug-free theme. The Great Escape prompted many people to think about the ploce substonce abuse has in their lives. Thanks to the effort of Cloiremont High School, parents, and community members, every student got to see that drugs oren't necessary to just hove a greot time! STUOCMTIK 41

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cave a peace fan, tte (this poge) 1. A crowd gathers to loom obout being substonce-free. 2. Son Oiego Gos ond Electric proudly shows off its models 3. Shamu represents Seo World, o generous supporter of Goiremont High. 4. Greot {scope '87 — rising high. (opposite poge] 5. Ooiremont High students view on impressive collection of model oirplones. 6. The Astronomy Club in oction — onotbec organization providing the opportunity to fill leisi time with fun cod looming. 7. A chance to gain in mony ways by signing up for the Human Relations Club. 8. These outbentk pkmes were appreciated by mony possers-by.

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