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

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SAILING CLUB, Front Row: Barbara Mayer, Lindsey Kiunke, Evelyn Becht, Second Row: Scott Ellis, Robert Emerson, Fred Meyer, Johnny Fiijpens, Sean Trina Donovan, Lenka Horak, Stephanie McElroy, Karen Lynn, Karen Uphoff. Bercaw, Johnson Loh, Mr. Jurgensen. Anchors Away Anchors away was this year's theme for the sailing club. After many weekends of learning the fundamentals of sailing, the club members were finally ready to go. ln April the sails were hoisted and the Royal Barge was off on a three day voy- age to Santa Cruz. According to club president, Sean Bercaw, The trip was a royal success. I 1. Sean Bercaw narrates a slide show for the sailing club members at a lunch meeting. 122 SAILING CLUB

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SPEECH CLUB. Front Row: Deanna Deeds, Steve Strem, Mimi Atkinson. Second Row: Judy Jochum, Lia Zanesco, Cheryl Sanchez, John Leis, Mark Lorenzen. Third Row: Frank Stoltze, Mrs. Tindell, Rance l-lesketh, Amy Grat. Orators Hit Hard Times Concentrating on speech techniques and improving speaking abilities were the main goals of this year's speech club. Unfortunately, with the loss of advisor Mrs. Tindell, and the departure of presi- dent Mimi Atkinson, the club hit hard times. Without an official team, the club was also unable to participate in many com petitions. Cheryl Sanchez, however, took part in a county-wide contest where she won second place. 10' -41 ' Q, K. 7, , K' i l O get

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Qlvm 517 , . BIKE CLUB. Front Row: Jay Farbman. Second 'dez, Tom Marshall, Rob Collins, Martin Fay, Flow: Heather Reid, John Leis, Roger Dawson, Kit Andrew Hall. Hough, David Resnick. Third Row: John Fernan- EQUESTRIAN CLUB. Front Row: Evelyn Becht, Sharlene Dyer, Julia Often, Third .Row: Lindsey Paula Brumis, Kira Dukes, Susan Carroll.ISecond Kiunke, Mary Meaney, Mr. Kilminster, Mindy Row: Amy Peirsol, Audrey Hodges, Bonnie Barry, Hegeman, Lynn McFarland. Bike Club Shifts Gears The Bike Club had many long distance trips, several of them up San Marcos Pass to Solvang. Even though there were just a few participants, they had fun. This year the club drove to Nojoqui Falls and cycled 100 miles on a loop course called the Century Trip. On all their trips they started early Saturday mornings, meeting at various places and putting in a hard day's ride. Much to the disappointment of President Jay Farbman, many of the peo- ple who signed up for the club did not participate in the rides. However, those who did showed enthusiasm, and they enjoyed themselves. No Horsing Around One of the more active organizations was the Equestrian Club. Led by advisor Hal Kilminster, the equestrians went to Santa Anita to learn about thoroughbred training and racing, went on an overnight to White Oaks, and worked with other rid- ing clubs to put on horse shows. The club also sponsored the Last Chance Dance, and to top it oft, produced the famous fudge sundaes at the Homecom- ing Carnival. BIKE CLUBXEOUESTRIAN CLUB 123