San Carlos High School - El Don Yearbook (San Carlos, CA)

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DON CARLOS ft? H W gifs DON CARLOS NEWSPAPER Front Row, L-R: J. Calkins, J. Groves, J. Faraday, P. Edwards, Mrs. Hughes. 2nd Row: J. Townsend, D. Walters, H. Schulz, M. Babcock, S. McAfee, G. Ashford, J. Frisch. 3rd Row: C. Kerr, K. Cool, R. Perkins, P. Falt, B. Priest, G. Stew- art, M. Klein, C. Milder. 4th Row: C. Schnurr, A. Edelstein, T. Bergensen, J. Boulton, V. Thomas, R. Morse, D. Fields, D. Simoni. DON CARLOS NEWSPAPER STAFF The Journalism I class has successfully produced the Don Carlos, a four-page newspaper, every two weeks to keep the student body well informed. Highlights of the year were: the first trophy won for San Carlos by four members of the staff at a Journalism contest, a trip to the Tribune plant, and the first annual dinner held at the end ' of the year when new staff members were announced. Q, 'll Q 1, a ... ,, as MARGIE BABCOCK Wg, 'xv Editor-in-Chief f ' 1 .....' . - L-R: J. Frisch, M. Klein, J. Groves, B. Priest, V. Thomas, J. Calkins, S. McAfee. 66 l ,V

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7.5, nr rv vs 1 r 1 4- ue .av i 'i -tit - r I 1 D . L. :Qi -is . L i J A ! E! B , SPANISH CLUB Front Row, L-R: R. Ralls, J. Rivas, M. Hayes, K. Fasget, Miss Moore. 2nd Row: J. Van Lenneb, S. McAfee, J. Carver. 3rd Row: G. Stewart, L. Romander, B. Brown, R. Russell. El Circulo Castellano has two main purposes. The tirst is to gain a greater understanding of Spanish speaking countries through study of their culture and customs, A second purpose is to gain a greater under- standing of the lartguxage itself. , I . l T lx-V J J J g W 0 ,KX K if l i lumix ,' za ' FRENCH CLUB Front Row, L-R: Mr. Green, P. Taylor, K. Frazier, R. Reed, N. Corkins, S. Mariner, T. Shoop, J. Hurtle, D. Degiovanni C. Frazier, P. Martin, J. Grows, L. Edwards, M. Scheckter, T. Marlor, C. Kerr. 2nd Row: P. Rogers, B. Bennet, L. Threl- ifall, S. Wallace, P. Wilder, P. Guldborg, L. Sebald, K. T. Wilder, J. Tanklage, P. Getz, K. Peterson, S. Crain, S. Molloy R. Keppen, C. Caumon, G. Caumon. 3rd Row: P. Russell, V. Thom, K. Williamson, S. Reilly, B. Miller, K. Adkins, P. ,Green, C. Hammond, J. Tubfrg, C. Fisher, L. Lloyd, C. O'Kelly, J. Neal, B. Priest, S. Carmichael, E. Popp, B. Edwards. 4th Row: S. Akkers, R. Erp beck, E. Goulding, D. Quigley, J. Bolton, C. Turner, A. Johnsen, D. Puntigam, G. John- ion, G. Granberg, T. Rega , S. Ellis, S. Callis. G. Scheid, L. Olivera, D. Stefanski, K. Olness, M. Turner. 1 65

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EL DON 'Sli r., fir' Lfp YEARBOOK 'f . ff X . From Row., L-R: L. Cafasso, D. Guiol, T. Dolwig, K. Phillips, J. Otto, K. Hunt, D. Fakkema, 2nd Row: C. Solari, D. Coule fer, T- F'0 'f J' Polk, C. Parsons, L. Sma l, C. Ricklefs, P. MacCaflery, 3rd Row: J. Teza, S. Murray, S. Schuyler, A. Gina gras, B. Cummings, L. Dickenson, D. Hu , M. Reese, K. Frazier. The Don Yearbook Class The yearbook is run like a separate little business. It is self-supporting, and the stafl must sell enough copies to pay for the cost of supplies and the printing of the book. The yearbook class develops a sense of responsibility in the students. The success or failure of the book depends totally on the staff members. The students completely design the book, its contents, and put it together. Although a large number of the photographs are professionally taken, quite a few are taken by student photographers. K! 67 09 54 ' TFC, lf O +3 Q ff' KAREN PHILLIPS Editor-in-Chief 9