San Clemente High School - Thalassa Yearbook (San Clemente, CA)

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A.F.S. CLUB - Dee Dee Dusek, Colleen Law, Peggy Betty Saunders, Kate Neely, .Io Dee Dusek, Jan North Pilar Brugera, Laurie Prouty, Jim Heuman, Alicia Ganter Delany, Susie Ewing, Barbara Swegles, Emily' Holing, Adele Lacebal, Jane Evans, Teri Thornton, Pilar Luna, CathySheperd, Mario Manero Dina Campbell, Nancy. Russell, Joyce Honsberger, A.17.S. SponsorsA.F.S. DayAtS.C.H.S. This past year, the A.FS. advisors were Mr. Kincaid and Mr. Lane. Co- Presidents Colleen Law and Dee Dee Dusek headed many activities. The club sponsored A.F.S. Day at school, with exchange students coming to San Clemente High from dwerent schools in the chapter, including our own foreign exchange student, Pilar Brugera. The club also participated in a 'Dime-A-Dip Dinner with Laguna Beach High School. Members also enjoyed A.FS. Day at Disneyland, November 9. Two San Clemente High School students, Vicki Vedder and Colleen Law were chosen as fnalists in theAmericansA broad Program, Dee Dee Dusek explainsA,FS. activities to members. President Colleen Law'

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Lost in the wonderful world ofAmerican books. ' ' Viva Pilar! This year San Clemente High School's foreign exchange student was a flashing eyed and vivacious senorita named Pilar Brugera. Wht'le in the U.S., Pilar made her home with the Emery Prouty's.fEager to partici- pate and interested in everything, Pilar enjoyed her Russian l, English Seminar, and Girls' Glee Classes. She accepted the post of honorary Spanish Club President with great expectations. Pilar was also an active member ofA.F.S. The U.S. was quite an aajustment to make as a visitor from a foreign country. Homesickness could easilv have set in, but with her outgoing personality strangers soon became friends. Her home 1'n Spain is Madrid where Pilar plans to return to live with her mother and aunt and attend the University. StudyingA merican history. I 25 4225 Clo wning in theSenior Quad Pilar talks to her adopted sister Laurie Prout y.

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CS.F. CLUB - John Allavie, Dina Campbell, Carin Carrillo, Julie Carson, Norm Dollar, Sue Dougall, Peggy Finn, Alex Fraser, Keith Gibson, Sally Grab, Kathy Graehl, Joann Hawkins, Martha Holland, Carla Johnson, Debbie Kent, Rosemary Kole, April Knapp, Keith Limberg, Jon Limebrook, Vicki Long, Debbie Manning, Rick Robbins, Debbie Samuelson, Sallie Severs, Steve Sharp, Lynn Smith, Cheryl Swanson, Grace Tool, Rich Wagner, Lori Zelko, Laurie Zeigler, Ralph Bond, Gary Brashear, Cheryl Bunkall, Ron Cushing, Teresa Dalton, Cindi Davidson, James Doi, Valeri Dunn, Alicia Ganter, Pam Gauch, Linda Guertner, Meri Hicks, Hope Jansen, Nancy Johnson, Linda Koscavage, Bob Lineback, Joe Martin, John Milligan, Paula Samuelson, Cynthtls Slingerland, Mike Sullivan, Barb Taylo Chris Van Hagan, Vicki Vedder, Nini Zeigler, Linda Bank, 7 Bolton, Jana Doyar, Christy Foster, Vallori Hard, Emily Hiling, Arylyn LaBair, Rex McDaniel, Marilyn Saunders, Tom Stirling, Penny Par- sons, Don Ralls, DebbySmith, Tom Tullius,Joan Whitker. S.C.H.S.And ItsScholars This year C.S.F. had afantastic membership. Advisors, Mr. Miraglia and Mr. Schwenn gave guidance to San Clemente High School Scholars. Omcers, Vicki Vedder, Meri Hicks, Sandy Zeigler and Pam Bolton helped to make C.S.F. one of the best clubs on the San Clemente Campus. CS.F. members deal with slide rules. ,K fx C S . F. advisors Mr. M iraglia and Mr. Sch wenn pose with cabin t