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

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HUMtenfiMce tAeofae Dromo Club, Bock tow Jeremy Jurkok, Bart Oonitl, Yonttso Rubio, Heother Moeller, Jona Connolly, Oovid Kasseboum, Doom Peterson, Joel Specs, Brent Beltran, Roxonne Geary, A Paredes, David Wri it, Domenico Timmel, Andrea Montour. Front tow: IQttrece Rolrion, toe Archival, Tony Orr, Angie Petitt, Lor no Swonson, Kathy Rowe, Shonn Zeek. The Dromo Club's play this yeor, The Rimers of Eldritch ' was directed by Paulo Duris and student Jeremy Jurkok. Presented from December 10-12 in Cloiremont's little Theater, all members of the club worked hard and put in long hours to make this year's play a success. This year’s cost was as follows: Kothleen Golloghec Holly WHIwito Keri Jurkok Chris Molsteod Erka Gjertson Tony Orr Shonn Zeek Cynthio Ruzk Rye Gongoro Toro 8urns Brent Beltran Martin Stiles Bart Daniel Oomenko Timmel Robin Cogle Kristy Ghodtee Heather Metier Wilmo Atkins Mortho Truit Nelly Windrod Judge Preocher Mory Windrod Robert ConUn A Trucker Coro Groves Woher Evo Jockson Josh Johnson Shelly Monnor Peck Johnson JAavis Johnson Potsy Johnson Evelyn Johnson leno Truit

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GERMAN The German Club this year participated in cultural events sponsored by the German American Society. Members went on a field trip to the Museum of Fine Arts and sampled German food. The German Club also saw movies and experienced other ethnic events. The club is led by advisor Frau Krejer, and is open to anyone interested in learning about German culture. irrnan Oub, Top Row: Dennis Ewing, Mrs. Kroner (Advisor). Koren Boomer (Aide), Erk Groenberg, Peter Motowiedl, John Cummings, Manuel Comet, HAi Utsler. Bottom Row: Win Sage, Gordon Wright, Kris Kobylski, Jesse Smith, Marshall 8rushfield. RUSSIAN Russian, a course not available at many schools, is a special of- fering at Cloiremont High. C.H.S. sponsors not only a course but also a club. The club participated in many fun activities such os go- ing to museums to view icons and Russian art works. They ate Rus- sian food and saw movies, musicols, and ballets such os The Nutcracker, composed by Tchaicovsky, a Russian composer. Last, but not least, the Russian Club goes to what Mrs. Krejer calls a shindig,” a festivol occur- ing semi-onnually in the foil and spring. «sion llub. Top Row: Cynthio Ruzk, Shondo Mopee, Joseph Mod, Shonnon Willc, Chris Molsteod, Oiwo Cole, Mrs. Krejer (Advisor), Jody Oyess, Mrs. Otson (Advisor), Mario roskovic, Keri Jurkok. 8ottom Row: Lorna Swonson, Roxonne Ruzk, Niki Utsler, Oomon Srhrosk, Jeremy Jorkok. ORGANIZATIONS 87

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(opposite poge) 1. Ew Jockson ond Robert (onklin hold a meoningfd (onversotion in the woods. (rtw poge) 2. Perk ond Josh Johnson disrvss the town drunk, Skelly Monnor. 3. Potsy Johnson ond leno Truit poss the lime gossiping ond wondering why they stoy in such a ghost town. 4. The Johnsons' living room with its restless inhabitants. 5. Josh Johnson ond friend taunt Skelly Monnor for his stronge ottrortion to sheep. 6. Wilmo Atkins ond Mortho Truit try to (olm Mory Windrod's wild ogitotioo. ORGANIZATIONS 89