Granite Hills High School - Pageant Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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nternational Club Promotes Friendships That Last Forever. The International Club is an organization which brings greater understanding and meaning to our own students as well as to foreign and domestic students. The I Club does varied activities such as everything from beach parties to cookie sales. l. International Club officers: President, Jennie Jamesg Vice-president, Ulli Kummerow: Secretary, Cindee Hale: and Treasurer, Andy Adams. 2, International Club members: W.Johnson, A.Rosenquist, C.Young, K.Baba, S.CornwelI, C.HaIe, J.James, K.Kuhn, M. Adams, S.Kummerow, H.Moore, Advisor: Mr. Stow- ers, S.Little, A.Adams, and L.Hennis. AN , CLUBS l7l

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9 '6Enunciate Clearl , Gangl' The Speech Team ol'Granite Hills competes in many speech tournaments. The members win scholarships, awards and trophies for their performances. The Speech Team members strive for expertise and proficiency in the art ofcommunication. l. Adviser, Mr Ward: President, Ulli Kummerow, 2, Ulli Kummerow practices a speech. 3. Speech Team Members: Mlcrbe. P,Babcock. D.Monctt. Jliaddis, C.l.andclls, U.Kummcrow. H.Shoudy, li.Galleher, adviser, Mr. Ward: K,Monett. ixki., ,HY .L ff 4657! X, NNW f we mr., v QV' l .g -4. . ,,f.k WN.. ,v ..f ' -. Sw v 'f'a'iw ' . 1, 'iff' - 1, i.. A.. . ...uh . .Q -, . , -fe. 'IQ ,., Lit. -A '11 'wg 'it vw.-.f ffeff - 1 -,,.. 4-' -xvgixfi . 1-1 'Z 'QQ ...X ...-. 7+-s 4, V, . , v. if W. fy.. sr... ,, .Q .. 1-V' -.-Q. -Qiifigtxil Q U .fl gb i ,f X . i I. 4 f it ,.c. N ' M, . 4... 'wi , .. i f'T'N f4'i.n , , 'Q . ,,...g4.lr fx K..4RN 'i3:. , Q Q'- .N-f EfJ5.. .S is ,,'-1.43-'Q,g5if?'L 45:e?-phkvphfkx Hg frizqvf- ivxvyri-N.: 4' i M 5, .T i's.,.'q A ' .1 -Q ' I'-f Y . f '. 'Nz' . L , QI , - . 42' Wfaff. 'we u-uw. - - Q ,M -J f rf., ,sp . '

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CLARIO Our school newspaper, the CLARION, publishes its accounts ranging from school functions to personal student gripes. The CLARION staff publishes its newspaper bi- monthly and distributes it in the quad during both lunches on Fridays. The staff works beyond nor- mal school hours to publish the school paper. Staffers meet on Wednesday evenings and some- times go well into the night before the final paste- up is achieved. Through its efforts, the CLARION has achieved a first place status from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The staff has 90? first year members. To achieve a position on the staff, a student must first successfully complete a semester ofjournal- ism and have recommendations from the teacher. No color pictures, no nude centerfolds, just an accurate account of students' feelings and school functions are what Ms. Roisman's staff conveys in the CLARION. I. Feature Editor Cathy Austin and Editor - in - Chief Stan I.uhr enjoy working in Clarion oflice. 2. Clarion staff mem- bers: Advisor, Miss Roismang Stan Luhr, Heather Mac Lach- lan, and Rochel Schad. 172 CLUBS