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

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Row l: N. Roth, T. Holden, M. Waller, P. Weinheimer, J. Timms, Mrs. Hurst. Row 2: M. Harty, J. Waskiewicz, K. Fulkerson, N. Tucker, G Jones, D. Green, Y. Fonesca, 5. Chilton. Row 3: G. Wellington, K. Fulkerson, K. Heinle, B. Green, D. Larson, P. Fraker, C. Baur. The Future Nurses' Club trys to encourage interest in nursing and aloes so by taking members on trips to hospitals. There they are given a chance to see what their future job will be. Future Nurses' Club has a large mem- bership this year. The main purpose of Big Spirit is to start traditions and obtain articles on campus which will contribute to the spirit ot the students ot Santa Fe. In the past three years, Big Spirit has ob- tained the totem pole anal the signs over the passageways, among many other things. Row 1: G. Jones, B. Clark, S. Ramirez, S. Heyer. Row 2: P. Escobar, A. Montford, P. Hensley, P. Prado. flh

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-.,..,,,,. ceQ.....,4,...,, ---....,. 41' fl Row l: P. Walson, B. Casarez, S. Morgan, B. Casarez, M. Boley, P. Worley, C. Calnek. Row 2: D. Adkins, D. Drysdale, D. Cole, B. Bray, E. Juarez, G. Lugo, C. Tropp, J. White. Row 3: C. Goodwin, S. Purdy, J. White, P. Lane, M, Cerda, J. Padella, C. Frazer, J. Dayton. Row 4: M. Leseney, N. Main, J. Alanis, R. Meunier, S. McClay, B. Martinez, C. Welch. The purpose of Tri-Lingual Club is to promote 1 I 20- a better understanding and better usage of French, German, and Spanish. All members must maintain a C average and satisfactory Th h - ' e ard working Stage Crew sets up the Citizenship. stage for assemblies. They also help at the pep rallies and assist in all stage productions put on by the drama class. They help set up props, move furniture, and keep the sound system in adiustment. The purpose of the Photo Club is to promote interest in photography. The members take pic- tures of various school events, which are used in publications. They work hard to improve their skill and technique. Q9 Row if R. Adams, M. Fish, B. Catron. Row 2: D. Sonnenburg, W. Wilson. E. Wardle, E. Johnson, T. Brown, R. Holland ., , . v a , . , .-l'fl - 4 I, ' V lv ' '- . ..' 5 ly., II ,i ' ' rrt .ff

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.-- if PW' my . 94? Row T: J. Robbins, R. Morishige, R. Walson, P. Walson. Row 2: B. Vigner, J. Morris, C. Main, D. Schiseder. The purpose of The Math Club is To provide, for sfudenis who are inferesred in mafhemafics and engineering, a way by which They can fur- Ther Their knowledge abour These subiecfs. I 1:-X R.: xy' Row 1: J. Livell, G. Wheelhouse, D. Douglas. Row 2: J. Huska, D. Irous. Row 3: C. Bell, N. Julian, S. Huddle. W The members of Radio Club are interested in The technical aspects of radios. They gain knowledge of radios Through disassembling and working on Them. All sfudenfs inferesred in singing are eligible To become members of The choir. There are iwo choirs aT present There is a beginning choir for Those who have had no previous singing ex- perience, and an advanced choir for accomplish- ed singers wirh some experience in choir groups. Row I: M. Stuflien, M. Lance, J. Swarm, P. Shaw, D. Gall, S. Graves, K. Peckin, B. Arduino, B. Allen. Row 2: P. Sheen, D. Anderson, C. Froehlich, M. Cross, G. Anderson, R. Meraz, G. Brechf, A. Kropp, D. Whitmore, Y. Padilla. Row 3: C. Jamison, L. Callaway, K. Ful- kerson, B. Green, L. Hayes, B. Scoff, S. Heilesen, B. Taylor, M. Clifford. Row 4: P. Ekins, B. Lee, T. Raitt, M. Moser, B. Anderson, S. McCoy, J. Cowie, D. Ahn, D. Baumeisfer, J. Pidd.