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

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E:-::::-'--:-r' ir' b ll ' rf' Row IRL. Erwin, J. Horn, P. Krochalk. Row 2: L. Seaton, M. Gregory, M. Fahey. Absent: G. Moore, K. Unsworth, K. Zingg. The National Thespian Society is an honorary dramatic frater- nity tor those people who have done especially well in dra- matics classes or as members of Drama Club. Membership is gained by earning ten Thespian points. The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to fos- ter a high standard of scholar- ship and broaden ideals of service on the part of the stu- dents of Santa Fe High School. The Scholarship Society is work- ing hard to continue the tradi- tion that was begun last year of giving an amount ot money to the most deserving senior at the end of each year. Row 1: P. Walson, J. So, P. Krochalk, K. McDonald, M. Clark, K. Burton, D. Cole, G. Lugo, J. White. Row 2: N. Main, C. Wright, R. Koppang, D. Miller, P. Manos, R. Espinoso, M. Schenck, C. Peglow, L. Bosanko. Row 3: R. Vigner, S. Starr, J. Norris, D. Asher, P. Fulkerson, R. Doyle, S. McCloy, J. Horn, R. Edwards. Row 4: J. White, D. Schroeder, R. Donnelly, J. Asher, C. Main, R. Walson.

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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

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lm .Jiui .liuu-r 1 . ---il .G 11.15 3 ling Row in J. Payne, M. A. Beacock, A. Hamblin, S. Green, M. Harfy. Row 2: J. LuTTrell, J. Reid, B. Hayes, N. Pool, D. Green. Row 3: M. Condiff, S. Dickinson, J. BeuTTer, G. Bowser, C. Severe. The members of The Modern Sounds Club sTrive To bring Torrh undersTanding and appreciaTion of The world of jazz and up-To- daTe modern sounds. A person wishing To belong musT aTTend Three consecuTive meeTings in a semesfer and have saTisTacTory scholarship and ciTizenship, - The purpose of Dance Club is To promoTe and plan school dances. They sponsor and Take Tull responsibiliTy for Two or Three dances during The year. Dance Club also assisTs oTher clubs and classes when They sponsor dances by helping wiTh decoraTions and organizaTion. Row T: L. LaForm, P. Reid, V. S'raubiTz, C. Lynn, Y. Mannie, S. Gabriel, T. Garcia. Row 2. J. Chisholm, L. Robinson, S. Cicolani, R. Dodge S. Skinner, M. Boley, J. Keck, C. Peterson. Row 3: S. Garvar, B. Gabriel, S. Reese, H. HunnicuTT, J. GuTierrez, B, Oliver, M. Chavez, R. KenT. W--ze-:T---..1.e.,,,a.g:3r-Q. M.. .. . K , -F N-. -J. l AQ