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

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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 ,

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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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CSF changes rules, honors sealbearers Changes in membership requirements for the Califor- nia Scholarship Federation made entrance more exclu- sive. Although the number of scholastic points remained unchanged, seven of the ten must be earned in math, social science, science, English, and foreign language classes, Points were no longer awarded for extra-cur- ricular activities. Sealbearers were honored at the annual sealbear- ers banquet. Club membership for four out of six semes- ters qualified seniors for the honored gold seal, recog- nized by more than 55 American colleges. Mrs. Bowls, CSF head sponsor, described the club's goals as being an old organization established to pro- vide recognition for good scholarship and citizenship. 5,3 21,5 .f,L1'2j'f Q . . fisffffl' : i1fl1QifS.f .1 S .o 5 Q so Ls r X. 5.,z,,gf i W Q 2 fb K, , X gigs 4 . r ,.,,'gi,,S?x-of 1 -- . ' . 7 s em: . f- X- - 113-I 6. gg! 1 Q iff i A ri l S K .51 is 15 as s sf rd it g, si. ,. .. it fwsfssifiw ,f-t-, sf . fs 1 as F m if .. , Q s 5. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE-Junior LaVonne Rogers and sophomore Chrissa Bullock record semester grades for CSF permanent tiles. 'R 'slr CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION -+ FRONT ROW: Georgia Warren, spring vice president, .lan Ciocchi, fall secretary, Fred de Vcros, fall treasurer, Ann Hoover, spring secretary, Jeff Feliciano, spring president, Olga Garcia, fall vice president, Harry Dailey, tall president, Paula Chou, spring treasurer. ROW 2: Maureen Dickson, Elizabeth Wallace, Faith Bulkley, Marilyn Sturgeon, Susan Miller, Mary Frost, David Anhalm, Steve Craig, Mike Vivrette. ROW 3: Chris Shaw, Mary Lou Pillow, Laurie Goodwin, Laurel Isola, Ken Seger, Susan Shaw, Ann Gross, Charles Solomon, Charles Zarabozo, Chris Finch, Lavonne Rogers. ROW 4: Chris Rigapoulos, Susan Pryor, Bess Farrell, Nora Singleton, spring historian, .loy Rodin, Jean Thoma, Julie Grow, Marla Bishop, Mary Howell, Alan Morton, Melvin Howell. THREE EXTRAS FOR RED-Spring President Jeff Feliciano and Fall President Harry Dailey take advantage of the CSF pencil machine. 78-CSF