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

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CSF. ROW 1: C. Kohler, T. DcHay. N. Hilby, S. Manning, S. Adair, N. Fulton, S. Peckham, S. Rugg, C. Parker. ROW 2: D. Holzcr, S. Alvin, G. Howell, S. Mahin, K. Reynolds, R. Bostwick, K. Warner, J. Dinuiddie, A. Gray, G. Evans. ROW 3: J. McGill, J. Deacon, D. Jaehne, R. Pierce, J. Plowman, S. Lindberg, C. Bleick, L. Melton, D. St. Clair, J. Brashear. ind Lyres Club Lyres Club. ROW 1: L. Gleason, J. Sanders, J. Law, C. Jones. S. Baptiste, S. Yo- komizo, V. Samora, A. Campbell. ROW 2: C. Freeman, K. Draper, I. Romano. J Pottharst, M. Kalina. S. Weber, M. Largent, P. Phillips, N. Hilby. ROW 3: J. Brashear, R. Ballinger, C. Moss, G. Chapman. J. Draper, E. Higgins, T. Jones, J. Maloney, A. Tumbleson. -4». . irten thei altis cher. neer. to a IA ' RES CLIP. The music lovers of Pacific Grove High School have united. Their club is Laics Club. With money raised by their lootball coffee concession they saw the A utcrackcr Suite in San Francisco and brought the 12th Naval District Band to play at an assembly. I mm ' m

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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.

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Vicki Dellamano hungrily anticipates the goodies that big sister Lindsae Gutekunst is passing out. FHA FHA means homemaking taken seriously. Planning Big and Little Sister Day — Hurrah! no fourth period classes . . . helping the handicapped . . . making Christ- mas decorations of oranges and cloves . . . attending an Asilomar conference . . . assisting Girl Scout troops . . . putting on a fashion show. By their many services the Future Homemakcrs of America work to improve personal, family and commu- nity living.