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

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The Cervantes members in their blue undorms Cervantes S ervzces School and Communzty The Cervantes were one ofthe largest service clubs on the San Clemente Campus last year. The Club was comprised of sixty girls from San Clemente, thirty senior, Big Sisters and thirty junior, Little Sisters. The girls in the club perform duties for the community. For Christmas, the girls donated and wrapped Christmas presents for an orphanage in Mexico. Along with the Paraphanalia Club, the members of the Cervantes Club took a group of underprivi- leged children to Disneyland for a day. Each member had care ofone child for that day, some, had more than one. Last year's advisor was Mrs. Prescott. A new addition to the Club last year, were the Navy Blue unyorms that were worn by the members to the dwerent functions that they attended. The meetings were held every other Tues- day here at the High School. The members would come to school for the meetings which were held zero period. At the meet- ings, plans were discussed for future activi- ties.

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M. Barnes. B. Baron, C. Bertling, J. Brown, C. Cannavo, S. Castro, B. Craig, M. Critchlow, R. Dastrup, T. Diggins, S. Engle, A, Fraser, D, Guelden, M. Gutierez, S. Hughes, M. Janton, N. Johnson, B. Kalhoe. M. Kimery, D. KnoUerl, L. Simonson, J. Thompson, S. Toll, S. Vock, J. Walker, L. Zelko. M. Morgonelli, M. Riley, D. Niehaus, B. Beck, P. Wilhite, To, Saccuri, D. Vander Kay, D. Domingues, S. Hathaway, D, Tippit, S. Severs, D. Fuhrman, 0. delo Garza, M. Saunders, J. Haaker, P. Cardello, C. Crow, C. Long. Home Ec. Club Offers Services To School. One ofthe most active and successful clubs on campus this past year was the Home Economics Club. The ad- visors were Mrs. Garipey and Miss Jones. A few outstanding activities were, Potluck Beach Par- ties, Held trips to canneries, Saturday bake sales, Pom- Pom sales and in June, all of the sbcty-Nve members took a trip to Disneyland. Some of the most active members had their expenses paid. The club also sponsored two fashion shows, for both students and the public. The Hrst show during Christ- mas, the clothes were sponsored by the local merchants in the area. The spring show featured the clothes that the girls made in Home Ec. class. See. C. Kenney: Pres. C. Kenneyp Treas. B. En- quistg not pictured, V. P. Joanne Borawski, Mrs. Gartpey and students at the Home Ec. Luau,