Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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The French club was a new club on campus which met on Wednesdays to learn the French language and culture. Members of the club had up to five years of knowledge of the French language. Trips were planned to Los Angeles to visit a French high school and to see French films. The advisor of the club was Miss Marguerite Lyeth. The California Scholarship Federation was for students with a 3.5 grade average. The officers of the club were Mark Henderson, president; Laura Fuchs, vice president; Janet Gibson, secretary; Leslie Bergstrom, treasurer. The club provided a tutoring service to students who needed help in classes. CSF also had a day off school in which they went to Disneyland. 1 . Mark Henderson is the president of CSF. SXX ' i •? ;:r ' ' A FRENflm CL right: JeU aWer. Tim Patterson, Ron Schindler, Mark Hyer, Miss Lyethriina Barkley.XRn BoltorT 92 — French, CSF ■ ' j! iMk ' .K! «ff !»S4

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The Spanish wlUI had a new advisor this year, Mrs. Roseann Martilla. The club started out the year with a potluck dinner. Meetings were held once a week at lunch to learn about Spanish culture and language. This year ' s otticers were, Bruce Myer, president; Mark Hyer, vice president; Brett Brofman, secretary; Ron Schlindler, treasurer; Larry O ' Bryant, press secretary; Toni Kelly, senior class representative; John Duran, junior class representative; and Kelly Boyer, sophomore representative. The German uiDm VON wlUI raised money this year in order t o go to Germany in March. Members spent a month in Germany participating in an exchange program. Otticers ot the club were; Meredith Muns, president; Kelly Coffey, vice president; Sue Wilmarth, secretary; Debbie Holland, publicity. 1 . Bruce Myer is president of the Spanish club. 2. Ludwig Von Klown is the name of the German club float entered in the Homecoming parade. 3. Mrs. Juliane Hodjera is the advisor of the German club. German, Spanish Club — 91

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The Regional Occupational Program was a program which students participated in to gain experience and knowledge of the vocation of their choice. Students attended classes at such places as Montgomery Wards, Sears, Travel agencies and banks. Dental assisting was also available. Some 1 40 students participated in ROP this year and Mrs. Sami Lau commented It ' s the largest we ' ve ever been. ROP began in 1 972 and has been a popular class at Glendora High. Senior Cindy Evers commented, I got myself a job and I learned a lot from it. t The radio club this year met on Thursdays to work on plans of having a radio station on campus in which students could communicate as far as Japan. The club was advised by Mr. Harry Smith. 1 . Robert Wilson and Mr. Smith work on a light dimmer. 2. Russ Phillips works on building a scope. 3. ROP student Steve Michelson works in maintenance at Glendora Community Hospital. 4. Terri Ashdown works in admitting at Glendora Community Hospital. ROP, Radio — 93