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

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mend Row 1: E. Brown, J. Nila, R. Mier, N. Tapia, B. Casarez, B. Hansen, J. Williams, B. Dudley, K. BurTon, O. Timms. Row 2. F. Wagner, R. Payne, M. Alvarado, P. Pitts, M. Falkowski, K. Nichols, E. Papp, C. Schroeder, R. Rebman, l. LusTer. Row 3: M. CharpenTier, J. Fowler, D. Etherfon, D. Ferlin, S. Thomas, V. Hunnicuf, L. Hooper, R. Pearson, B. Osborn. I I I I I The ChauTaquas, formerly F.T.A., is com- posed of sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in be- coming Teachers. The purpose of This club is To creaTe inTeresT in The Teaching profession and To promoTe beTTer Teachers. Among oTher Things, The members learn more abouT The Teaching pro- fession. Row T: S. STarr, V. PeTroff, J. Drummond, Mr. Walsh. Row 2: N. Pool, R. Casfile, M. Russell. . iiilbill I' QiT3f3?TS'?S:Ef3E? The FuTure Business Leaders of America is a club composed of sTudenTs who are inferesfed in business problems. This club goes on field Trips and parTicipaTes in many exTra-curricular acTiviTies. The funcfion of The Science Club is To creaTe an acTive inTeresT in The sciences and Their values To The world, lT gives sTudenTs a chance To follow Their field of interest in science and To enrich Their knowledge abouT science. new Row T. R. Morishige, G. Lack, J. A. Greenlee, Mrs. McMahan Row 2: B. McNulty, R. Richards, T. Bross. Row 3: J. Robbins R. GuTTilla, J. Childress. - TIS ' '

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Twig?-A '- iq Row l: K. Warner, B. Keeney, M. Forfney, B. Herrera. G. Bussinger, K. Fulkerson, K. Fulkerson, M. Gerarine The Fulure Homemakers of America Try To promote ci grow- ing opprecicfrion of The ioy and safislaclion of homemaking and To further inreresf in home economics. I 1' Row 2: L. Callaway, A. Salazar, D. Ellis, D. Lichfy, D. Gall. Row 3: P. Fulkerson, The Finance Commirlee cares for The school funds and sells Tickets for school evenrs. Through selling Tickers, if gives sfuclenfs on opporluniry To degl with The public in a business-like man- ner. Row l. B. Herrera, B. Mier, B. Casarez, D. Surfon, B. Casarez, J. Urie, Row 2: M. Brock, C. Calnek, D. Whitmore, K. Zingg, L. Callaway, J. Huslicl, F. Forfney. Row 3: J. MCCOr'nbS, l.. Hoffman, D. Licon, E, Popp, J, White, R, May, Row 4: N, Edwards, C, Frazer, M, Charpenfier, J. Nichols, A. Monfford, C. Bauer, N. Julian. lr' ' B-

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Row iz J. Casper, M. Lance, F. Gerarden, J. Klein, P. Gilday, K. Warner, C. Goodwin. Row 2: C. Klein, L. MarTinez, D. Dickerson, M. Wilson, P. Conrad, D. Warner, D. Owsley. Row 3: C. Armstrong, G. Dick, E. Robertson, C. Bauer, E. Hooker, R. Rodriguez, S. Campbell, S. Moore. The ArT Club provides an ex- Tra period of arT Tor Those al- ready in an classes and gives Those sTudenTs who are noT in arT, buT who are inTeresTed in iT, a chance. The chief evenT of The Arr Club is The annual arT exhibiT. STudenTs wishing To Turrher inTeresT in The game of chess organized The Chess Club. They hold occasional meeTings To improve Their sTraTegy and meeT on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday aT noon Tor inTer-club compeTiTion. The Tive players having The highesT raTings may compete againsT champions from oTher schools. Row 1: H. Perry, J. Peftit, R. Klewein, R. Morishise, C. Friz, M. Freeman, Row 2: J. Robbins, E. Peevy, B. Mellon, J. Armstrong, B. Brown, D. STegmaier. - f wir