Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Scholarship Dr. Heinz said, this ear, that the Schol- larship Club is gaining fame in city, country and even on the nationallevel and is acknow- ledged as an outstanding organization. The members ofthe Scholarship Club have achieved outstanding scholastic showing and maintain high attitude ratings. In order to remain in the club, members must retain their high grade averages. Officers of the club are: President, Paul Harvey, Vice President, Mike Harvey, Secre- tary, Judty Francisg Treasurer, Chris Surak. Advisoro the clubis Mrs. Beverly Washam. Members are: R. Atkinson, S. Aselin, H. Atwell, B. Bowles, H. Brosbe, J. Bruce, R. Cobb, C. Conley, B. Emely, M. Feldman, J. Francis, S. Gibson, K. Goldstein, M. Harvey, P. Harvey, A. Ichien, O. Ikeda, W. Jackson, S. Katzenburger, C, KinCannon, M. LaCava, N. Leuci, M. Lewis, T. McMulliri, K. Macek, C. Olson, G. Packard, D. Palomino, V. Pearson, S. Pugh, D. Rogers, M. Ross, P. Schwarz, F. Sherer, M. Sherer, P. Sokolowski, R. Sokolowski, C. Surak, J. Swanson, C. Villeneuve, D. Wil- son, K. Yamami. .....,.u.-,...z..., Key The Key Club is an organization con- sisting of boys who have attained out- standing scholastic standings and attitude ratings, and have records showing leader- ship and service ability. Key Club, which is a branch ofKiwanis Interna- tional, was organized by the businessmen of Garden Grove and is advised by Mr. John Braithwaite. Kiwanis itself is a service club designed to benefit both school and community. Members are: H. Atwell, M. Black, W. Burnette, M. Burry, P. Canada, D. Cannou, V. Carabba, R. Cobb, J. Cor- son, R. Dunn, R. Elders, C. Ferguson, G. Fieldstad, R. Flickenger, T. Friend, S, Girard, P. Harvey, R. Haun, B. Heath, E. Hunt, O. Ikeda, R. Inman, D. Johnson, K. Kochen, H. Kutsanai, D. Lein, L. Lynch, T. Madden, S. McEuen, D. Minamide, L. Oldenbrook, C. Olsen, D. Palomino, R. Pashko, F. Rowan, M. Scott, M. Sherer, I. Sims, G. Stratton, M. Swanson, B. Toscano, G. Walton, M. Young. anime!!

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if ,rr A Lettergirls Santiago Lertergirls are dedicated to the purpose of performing acts of service for G. A. A., Lettermen and other school groups and activities. They act as sports officials, ushers, and guides at school functions. The Lettergirls' Club consists of only six members. Because of this they have no officers and are regulated bya glov- erning board. Advisor of the clu is Miss Catherine Snider. Members are: T. Arevalo, S. Beck, S, Franklin, D. Seyler, P. Smit, M. Threatt. ath Explorers The Math Explorers Club is set up for the benefit of the people who like to further their knowledge of mathematics. The members explore non-curricular areas, de- velop initiative in mathematics, and are encouraged to participate in mathematical contests as repre- sentarives of Santiago. Officers of the club are: President, Francis Blyleveng Vice President, Steve Williamsg Secretary - Treasurer, Nick Leuci. Members are: B. Adans, F. Blyleven, H. Brosbe, L., Cam- mack, T. Dunn, S. Durian, J. Garvey, N. Leuci, D. Rogers, S. Williams. The advisor is Mr. Dennis Titzkowski.

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Business Exploring business careers and opportunity is the purpose of Santiago's Business Club. Guest speakers have enhanced the club with information about various business careers. Career Day held on March 15th was sponsored by the club and enabled the entire student body to see the various occupations open to them and the advantages and disadvantages they hold. Advisor of the Business Club is Mrs. Katherine White. Officers are: President, Ken Gilbertg Vice-President, Kathy Rogersg Secretary, Kathleen l-lutsong Historian, Sylvia Viviano. Members are: C. Castle, A. DuMars, K. Gilbert, K. Hutson, B. Laqton, M. Miura, K, Neilson, K. Rogers, J. Santry, S. Spain, S. Viviano, S. Walters, C. Weishapl, M. Young. N O 0 0 Raising money to bring foreign exchange students to Santiago is the purpose of the American Field Service. Among this club's activities were the sale of coffee at night school and the spring dance called the ING, Officers are: President, Mark Burry: Vice President, Mike Lewisg Secretary, Judy Francisg Treasurer, Carol Weishapl. Advisor of the club is Miss Mary Bell. Members are: R. Adaman, C. Bensted, M, Burry, C, Conley, R. Cobb, I. Francis, J. Graves, M. Lewis, M. Pearson, V. Pearson, B. Read, J. Roberts, M. Ross, L. Smith, P, Sokolowski, G, Tagliaferri, L. Wagner, S. Walters. Sponsored by The American Field Service I 1 - '