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

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1 R.H.R. stands for Roce Human Relations. This dub is open to dl students. R.H.R. services our com- munity and serves os a means of sharing cultural experiences. It gives students the opportunity to find out about the different cultures in our schods. R.H.R. is a club that helps people in need, especially during the holidays, by giving food to the needy. R., Too ow: Yvonne Gentry, tup Podiflo, Rkky HJUird, Mono Venegos, Justin Soge, Iqbal Ibrahim. Bottom Row: Sro. Touber (Advisor). Cristina Sonchei, bobel n. Mot Shown: Cecilia loper, Hilda Sorrow, Estolo Sorrow, Elizabeth V'utorra. 10 0., Top Row: Tuanh Do, Anh Nguyen, Erin Bakor, Hoctor Rios, Trac Nguyen, lisa Kievan, Mori Kievan, Erie Kvigne, Mr. Blumo (Advisor), Rusty Trimble. Middle Row: thy Melios, Moria Aguilor, Madeline Ellis. Ty Dong, Dono Russell, Simow Thomos, Sheryl Kodelski, Arpw Bhosin, Mrs. Hobbs (Advisor). Bottom Row: Kothren Huggord, nyxe Hobgood, Julio Oouttl, Jessica Fyrst, Solly Misoll, Ehrio Von Es, Brent Beltran. Not Shown: Renee losky, Tri Huynh. S.A.O.D. stands for Students Against Drunk Driving. This club held meetings and organized many ac- tivities, one of which was a fund raiser in which they sold mistletoe during the week of December 14-18. S.A.O.D. went to the mall and passed out flyers during Christmas encourag- ing safe driving. They also received free time on television for a commer- cial warning against drinking and driving. ORGANIZATIONS 85

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oeefatup peace C.S.F., Sitting: Kristy Ghodsee, Domenko Timiml, Renee losky, Erk Kvigne, (orie Wininger, Cynthio Ruiit, Onico (ok. Knotting Jotky Oyess, Tri Huynh, Amondo Cortis. Roxonne R Domon Schrosk, Poulo Munoi. Yvonnt Gentry Stondmg: Anh Nguytn, Oung Huynh, Shonnon Will, Muoi Dier, Brent Beltron, (elestme Sorvis, Morio Droskovk, Stetonie Moont, Doniel, Mrs. Olson (Advisor), Wtsley Adorns, Tuonh Do, (ormtn leor.io, Morionn Koboyosk C.S.F. C.S.F. stands for the Colifornio Scholastic Federa- tion. The requirement that hos to be met in order to join is a 3.5 grade point overage with no F's or U's. C.S.F. participates in several activities throughout the year, including a trip to Disneyland on C.S.F. night, which occurs once a year. There is a reception at the end of each year honoring C.S.F.'s life members, seniors who have belonged to C.S.F. for at least six semesters. They also fund raise and set up a booth for Sadie Hawkins. C.S.F. is a club that rewards students who work hard throughout the year. ASTRONOMY Clairemont is the only Son Diego city school with an observatory. The Astronomy Club taught students how to use the telescope and identify constellations. They went on overnight trips to the desert and mountains, bringing along their mobile telescope, which they exhibited ot the Greot Escape. They also went to the Laguna Mountains to use S.D.S.U.'s and Ml. Polomar's observatories, which have even more odvanced telescopes, to observe planets, stars, and galaxies. Astronomy dub. Top Row: Mr Mondork, Mr. Deoring, Mr Blumo (Advisors). Middle Row; Kovin Carpenter, Tuan Nguyen, Chris Molsteod, 6ort Oonkt Bottom Rem Joseph Peregoy, Kristy Ghodsee. 84 ORGANIZATIONS

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1 LANGUAGE CLUBS peace cte neclctatce French Qub, Top Row: Sondro Fregoso, Muoi Diec, Shonnon W , Ms Arogon (odvisor), WiMmino Vythuizen, Tony (ornorio, Rich Mo, Anno Poredes, Cynthio Lopez, Diana Confrere Aficio Vacorro, Elizabeth Jimerez, CHgo Romero. 8ottom Row: Melanie Mitchell, True Nguyen, Sibina Lepe, Angle Petitt, Chris Molsteod, Monuel Gomez, Scott McDoniel, Garrett Higgle Aldo Apple. FRENCH CLUB The French Club organized many ex- citing cultural activities throughout the year. They sampled French foods, such os pastries and cheeses. They even had a potluck. The club also went to French restaurants and saw French films and plays. Finolly, they had a charity fund raiser in which they collected canned food and distributed it to the needy. SPANISH CLUB This year's Spanish Club was headed by Senora Lancaster. Included in their ac- tivities was a field trip to Tijuana, Mex- ico. While there, they visited the cultural center. They also went to Las Posodos, a Mexican Christmas celebration in Old Town. Spanish Qub, Top Row: Victor Boltron, Cristina Lillie, Sro. loncostor (Advisor), Martha Berumen, Gloria Pelayo, tone Matte Silbina Lepe, lupe Pod:Ho, Muoi Diec, Vicky Bornts. Bottom Row: Morisa 8«rumen, Mario Venegos, Isabel Perez, Mortho Socut bi, Tuonh Do.