Santa Fe High School - Legend Yearbook (Santa Fe Springs, CA)

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3.4 3 5 jg 9 1 haf it Y 'W JU ' L. ,JQAT Row I - B. Witcombe, C. Klein, A. Salvidar, J. Casper. Row 2 - B. Anderson, N. Mordue, P. Pickett, S, Moore, D. Owsley. Row 3 - B Sorrell, P. Rodriguez, M. Roberts. The main function of the Art club is to provide an extra period ot art for those already in art classes and to give those students who are not in art, but who are interested in it, a chance. The chief event of the art club is the annual art exhibit. Chess Club Art Club The Chess club is an organization formed by stu- dents wishing to further interest in the game of chess. Besides holding occasional meetings to improve their strategy, its members meet at noon on Mon- days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, tor inter-club com- petition. The tive players having the highest ratings may compete against champions from other schools. Row l - G. Asher, C. Arnold, A. Lawrence, V. Petroff, B. Catron. Row 2 - R. Bailor, J. Horn, T. Parks, H. McGuire, J. Vlinch. ...A .IHX l'lllfl'!i 'lklfl

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jf 3 9' up , Huw in- Q..- Snr Ir, -.f mwwym 1- Row l - D. Mannie, B, Sorensen, P. Finney, B. Amstutz, R. Herrera. Row 2 - E. Pettit, B. Salomonson, K. Arial, R. Rogers, B. Soza Row 3 - R. Schmidt, D. Kluz, M. Mendez, L. Taylor, W. Northcutt. Row 4 - J. James, R. Waggoner, R. Simmons, J. Gibbs. The Varsity club is made up of athletes who have earned a total of ten or more points on the letter point system. Scholastic grades must be average and citizenship must be satisfactory. In the year of 56-57, the Varsity club won the honor ot being chosen the best club on campus which indeed will be our goal in the coming years. O Va rslty Clu b Pep club plans, organizes, and participates in the b Pep Rallies, Rooting Sections, and many of the school sports and activities. Row l - R. Orozco, G. Lugo, J. Coute, N. Sutton, J. Novotny, S. Mitchell, K. Rodriguez, S. Portugal, K. Burton, P. Gibson. Row 2 - Utterback, D. Schildmeyer, K. Davis, T. Viney, S. Selle, L. Erwin, G. Marshell, D. Pace, J. Momberg, L. Schaapveld. Row 3 - C. Rupp, J Mello, B. Gil, R. Espinosa, W. Jaynes, P. Guerra, M. Hines, K. Vlcek, C. Cashen, P. Fox. Row 4 - L. Aston, S. Dickenson, R. Johnson, J Norris, R. Edwards, L. Bosanko, S. Starr, M. Hathaway, C. Peglow, S. Thomas, M. Ward. dv Bm Q3 QW

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Tim 'x JC -is if .ld 4... if -r .Y -13 CJ .aura ,DH-. 1' ff-v Row l-P. Way, S. Ferguson, S. Slack, L. Rogers. Row 2-G. Moore, E. Curry, K. Zingg, S. Murphy, K. Unsworth. Row 3-L. Seaton, M. Brown, B. Pekatz, J. Horn, L. Erwin The National Thespian Society is an honorary dra- matic fraternity Tor Those people who have done es- pecially well either in dramatics classes or as mem bers of Drama club. Membership is gained by earn- ing Ten Thespian Points. A. Aguirre, K. Zingg, S. Cuglietta, J. White, E. Padilla, J. Horn, M. Fahey, S. Slack, M. Mason, J. Bailey, V. Hunnicutt, J. Turley. Thespian Society Old-time California gold miners come back To life to help a modern day Californian in SFHS's Spring Play, Green Valley. The three-act comedy-fantasy was presented March 20, 21 and 22 Through The combined efforts of The Dramatics class, Thespian Society and Drama Club. The leading parts were played by Jerry Bludworth as Eldon Barry, Susan Slack as Prim Stokes, Gary Moore as Tinker Smith and John Horn as Tobias J. Everheel, M. Brown, D. Sheldon, G. Moore, R. Whitson, J. Bludworth, KZ Nfl X 1:1 TT Ky-