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

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GAA Front Row Deirdre Wittenstein, Ann Hupp, V,ck,e Acree, Nnreen AlUn, Maria Pe zati, Allyson Newby, Kathy Hanley, Gail Foul Kathy Hu.uhes. 2nd Row Nancy Scroggm, Laura Freeman, Bobbi Uyesaka, Al.son Corni.er, Cathy Detwiler, Brigit Weise, Carol Dilhngham Cathy Dixon EuKenui Seelen- binder Maxine Seelenbmder, Wendy Bevier. 3rd Row: Alicia Falcon, L.bby Ol.vera, Nancy Coleman, Nancy Kass, Janell Thornton Kathy Eg ers Dons Chun« Karen Klm«ler, Anne Mmnerly, Jan Marlow, Janet Olsen. -fth Row; Christy Van Duyne Jenny Vroman, Evalyn Harden Rob.n Sm. h. Su anne Johovic, Marcia Smith, Kr.stm Krapf, Jeniveve Hollenbrook, Nanc7 Westermeyer. Cindy Hankms. Back Row: Wendy Mutter, Barbara Vollmer, Kathy Sullivan, Peggy Dockery, Polly Spaulding, Sandi Dietz, Judy Oxford, Debi Turner. Girl ' s Athletic Association Girl ' s F ind Athletics Invigorating Exciting GAA was one of the more popular organizations for girls because it allowed many to participate in recreational activities. Girls that did not wish to compete on the various girl ' s teams were allowed to take part in such activities as the GAA Fun Nite held during the Fall. At the Fun Nite the gym and pool areas were opened up for free use. GAA had a lot to do with the organization of the various girl ' s sports at San Marcos. The girl ' s Swim Team had a fan- tastic record but were not allowed to go to the GIF Finals due to the lack of funds. Other sports GAA was involved in were Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, and Track. All fenny Vroman needs now is a car from HERTZ! UieSI ' Ewiil GAA OI ' TlCIiK.S. (.indy Hankms, Ev.dyn Hardoin, Mrs. W ' en lau (Ad%isor). K,ilhv Hughes, Dcbi Turner (Pres.)

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AFS, Front Row: Mark Caswell, Laurie Wells, Susan Collins, Nanci Bower, Cindy Georges, Torben Mahneke, Lynn Eggleton. Back Row: Laura Freeman. Betty Jeppesen, Anne Hupp, Deirdre Wittenstein, Liz Christie, Carolyn Cotton, Diana Wachner, Linda Boyce, Mike Roberts, Annette Cyr, Mike Moser. American Field Service San Marcos Comes To Know A World In Three People This year the San Marcos Chapter of the American I- ' ield Service has a large membership making it a fine club. AFS, with sixty countries participating, was founded to create a better understand- ing between nations of the world. Participating schools were al- lowed to send as many students abroad as exxhange students were attending their school. Three exchange students came to San Marcos from completely different parts of the world. Torben Mahneke came from Denmark, Korntip Semiwongse from Thailand, and Ursula Ludwig from Chile. The we had our own AFS ' ers leave and return. Dick Doane returned from seven months in South Africa where he lived in an environment very unlike that of the U.S. Sheryl Aiello left m January for a year in Brazil. It was quite a trial for Sheryl because the language of Brazil is Portuguese, a language with which she was not familiar. The AFS club here at San Marcos held many projects this year. Among them were a Christmas Card sale, a car wash, and a bake sale. Other activities included slide nights, a Christmas caroling party, and a trip to Disneyland. Mark Coswell, AFS President, presents AFS activities to the ICC. 60 M.nL« ua»»r..— .-. -,.. ..... rimimiinrmiiniini