San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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Us-4 . Cali ornia Scholarship Federation 4f1W' ,ff Sealbearers - FIRST ROW: Ieanne Klaucke, Kathy Davis, Terri Liebscher, Meiko Iwao, Iudy Meyer, Ianet Wadstrup, Karen Siegel, Susan Thrasher, Vickie Rice. SECOND BOW: Gerald Bucy, Lee Hollister, lim Maino, Penny McKellar. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Graham, Bob Heathcock, Charles French, Iim Lonborq, Mike Fisher. Chapter l9 of the California Scholarship Federation is one aspect of our school of which we can be justly proud. The high ideals and standards instill an inspira- tion for betterment in the students. The purpose of the CSF, to provide a reward and feeling of achievement for academic work, is in itself worthy of admiration. One reward is the pin and seal of a Sealbearer. These designate the outstanding students and indicate their potential for success in later life. A record num- ber of eighteen seniors received their pins at the Seal- bearer Banquet held on the twenty-ninth of February. The activities of CSF are not completely academic. Through such events as the swim-picnic and barbeque, members help to disprove the common belief that just because a person is intelligent, he is unable to enjoy himself. Members of CSF are also encouraged to take part in extra-curricular activities in order to develop the leadership needed in the future. The combination of academic excellence and success in outside activities proves the abilities of the students. This is important for it is from these young people that the statesmen and leaders of tomorrow will emerge. ll I if 151111-.. ,,...-aw 'n'e:,, , ,,,. T. - -',f, ..'n1f 'Hh.

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..,...,.........-.-.-.., 1,4 'if Pep Club tage Crew The proper functioning of the microphones, curtorins, ond liqhts ore dll port of the requlor routine of the stoqe crew. These boys ironticdlly hustle orround boclc stcrqe to provide the desired eflects for orssernblies, ploys, ond mony community proqrorns. To the cosuol observer this is 4:1 confusing job, but the boys hondle it with qreot efficiency. Q-SL .Llc .. Q

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I z Youth or Christ President Bill Greenelsh The officers from left to right: Hetty Burks, Linda Hutton and Iudy Crawford, secretarial staff: Bill Greenelsh, president: Gary Mullin song leader: Mila Kridel, secretary and prayer chairman Gene Scott, technical chairman: Iean Fauss, vice-president of management Kneeling: Ierry Greenelsh, treasurer, and Randy Bello, vice-president V of programming. A ll i Y.F.C. is a student club organized by students for students. This year has included many dit- ferent types oi activities, one ot which was our North and South attendance contest which ended with a victory picnic at Cuesta Park Be- sides the regular club programs, there was a Y.F.C. Rally on April 8, which featured Gordon Woodburn, ex-Broadway singer, and the film Teenage Rock Our Quiz Team placed third in the Santa Barbara tinals in March. This year has been a real success with a top attendance of 120. The goal ot Y.F.C. has been to point the minds ot students to the beliefs on which Amer- ica was founded: Spirituality, .Good Citizenship, and Strong Moral Character. Y.F.C. Girls' Trio-Carol Booth, Bundy Bello and Sum McCreey Mila Kridel. and lean Fauss. Y.F.C. Bible Quiz Team