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

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FOUNDED IN l686vOpening its doors to Tiger Wayne Arnett labovel, Gerhard-Ludwig Gymnasium in Stuttgart, Germany, celebrated the ldth GSC exchange program. BOWLING DEBUT-.loan Jordaan makes c go at bowling lrightl cheered on by Marty Hom, Martin Beck and Bryant Jolley. 76-International Club International friends tie campus to the world Coming from all boy, all girl schools, Martin Beck and Joan Jordaan found no problems in adiusting to a co-educational sys- tem. Upon arrival in the United States they found their own ways slower-friendships more individual. Joan was surprised at the informality of teacher-student-parent relationships. There is one thing they will never 'forget and that is Tiger people, AFS FUND-RAISER-Martin Beck speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon, lbelow leftl where American brother Don Kirkpatrick stole the show by winning two door prizes. HARMONICA BALLAD-Sporting Christmas hat lbelowl, a gift from AFS-GSC, Martin Beck entertains members at the annual Christmas party.

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fb. si --,-..,.g ur 'i OFFICIAL WELCOME-Mayor Clell WeIcheII Ilefti greets AFS studeni Joan .Iordaan and GSC sfudenf Mariin Beck Io the friendly ci1y, TALL IN THE SADDLE-Equesfrian Jane Fryer explains American riding fechniques to AFS sister Joan .Iordoan Ibelowi. v 1 ,