San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Girls c ' Xihani e ulcas tt r Mardi Ciras. Faces express . . Martie Amlerson helps publicize the M.irJi Gras Dance. 55 1 .

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GIRLS LHAOlL OlFICERS L to R: Debby Borgaro (Treas), Jennifer Borgeson (VicePres.), Joyce Inouye (Pres.), Melissa Lee (Soph. Rep.), Teresa Sosa (Jr. Rep.), Debbie McGurdy (Secy.), Marilynn Boyd (Hist.) Girl ' s Lea gue Girl ' s League Performs Own Operation Pick-up After several years of lack of interest and poor participation, the San Marcos Girl ' s League has picked themselves up by their boot-straps. Under the leadership of their able president, Joyce Inouye, and the other officers, Girl ' s League launched into and completed an exciting year of activities. A sampling of their activ- ities included the making of Halloween Bags for Deveroux School, making of favor cups for a local rest home, an exciting fashion show, and lastly they sponsored the Mardi Gras dance, an annual event during the Spring Semester. Joyce Inouye, Girl ' s League President, joins hands with Nature. 54 ■uatMMMiiaMnu M MiiinaiuM

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Tl Orchesis Pep Club They Set About, Worked, Finished, Then Laughed Orchesis, the San Marcos dance club in its second year, has sought to better relate the meaning and communication of modern dance to the student body and community. The thing that Orchesis was probably most noted for during the 1969-70 year was the Hair production number for the Royal Blue Revue. This act stood out in the minds of everyone who saw it. In March, Orchesis hosted a dance workshop featuring Charles Weidman, a great American pioneer in modern dance. Dancers from all over the Santa Barbara area attended the workshop. Due to the enthusiasm of a few hard-working students, the SM Pep Club existed throughout the entire year. The club started out on a bad note this year because of a $1200 debt. They plugged along selling ribbons and badges for the football games. The Pep Club also put on a successful pre-game dance. When basketball season began the club undertook to paint posters for every home game. It was hard but the club was able to come up with some like Sunset the Dons! PEP CLUB Front Row: Sue Borgaro, Kim Kenward, Annette Cyr, Steve Mar- coe. Back Row; Martie Anderson, Sue Stearns, Lea Sweeney. Debbie Smith, Jenette Boysen. 1 OfFn fa I IibHi toi 1 S.fal ORCHESIS Front Row; Karen Reginatto. Melinda Miller, Annette Riparetti. Susan Leslie (Pres.), Jill Mueller, Diane Duncan, Lynn Ei;i;leton. 2nd Row; Roxanne Bromball, Kristin Gabriel, Penny Fauskee, Sue Hunter, Melanie Middleton, Muffle Eissler, Wendy Lamb. .Srd Row: Mrs. Smith (Advisor). Betsy Coates, Carolyn Aiello, Ann Fin.nal, Lily Kharrazi, Helen Hardenberg, Vicky Lemus. Jil Jackson. Back Row; Lisa Silver. Debbie Renz, Liz Sanborn. Donna Reynolds, Sue Schleifer. 56 »iiaiMim.iia... — — — —