Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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iulv Hig«ins. Ko Club Presi- dent; prepares to introduce Mr. Murphy, who will speak on law as a Key Club Key Club. ROW I: D. Horsburgh, A. Higgins. D. Miller, M. Davis. ROW 2: T. Dellav. J, Page, B. Higbie, R. Nieto, B. Arkush, T. Gunter. ROW 3: T. Russell, C. Wilson, D. Weisbrod, E. Johnson, R. Schroeder. KEY CLUB Have you thought about be- ing a secretary? ... a law en- forcement officer? ... a law- yer? . . . an actor or actress? . . . an engineer? Key Club, working with Rotary Club and Kiwanis, has presented speakers this year who arc ex- perts in these and other fields. Two r.ucri and vocational guidance assemblies were also :nted by Key Club through this program. KWMV 71

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SCIENCE CLUB Looking for a Priestly? a Pasteur? an Einstein? Go to Science Club. Ocean- ography . . . plant growth and peni- cillin . . . the thickness of a molecular layer . . . color discrimination by ro- dents . . . the Van De Graaff Generator. These are some areas which Science Club members explored this year. Science Club. ROW 1 : B. Bannerman, N. DeLamater, S. Rzeppa, B. Bailey. ROW 2: F. Ryan, John Plowman. Science Club, Camera Club, Camera Club. Tom DeHay gets a shot of Bill Arkush ' s foot. CAMERA CLUB Shutter speeds . . . apertures . . . light meters . . . exposures . . . niters . . . flash bulbs . . . lenses . . . plates . . . slides. These are matters which Camera Club members find fascinating. Pictures of couples at the Christmas Ball were taken by Camera Club this year.

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Chalkbreakers, CSF, CSF Studying . . . tutoring . . . Making sno-cones and selling suckers to raise money for a scholarship . . . taking a day off for an educational trip . . . go- ing over that constitution. California Scholarship Federation members live up to their motto. ' Scholarship for Service. All good students, they must earn ten points ( three for an A. two for a B) to be eligible for membership. Chalkbreaker officers Katie Rey- nolds. Susan Masters. Janice Coons and Margaret Eldred prepare for future careers. CSF officer John Plowman is tutoring Hi- dao Sugihara in English. Chalkbreakers. ROW 1: V. Samora. S. Masters. J. Dinwiddie, M. Eldred. J. Coons, J. Law. ROW 2: D. Scott, C. Brisco, K. Draper. G. Graham, C. Ward, S. Mannng, J. Chaney. ROW 3: C. Parker, T. Gomez. E. Dudek. L. Heath, K. French, J. Wick. J Brashear. and Lv CHALKBREAKERS Practice teaching . . . kindergarten, first grade, fourth grade . . . are they angels or brats? WELL . . . arithmetic, social studies, reading, science . . . charts and chalk dust. Chalkbreakers find out how it feels to be a teacher. Many will make teaching their career. They give a scholarship each year to a senior who plans to teach.