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

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Awards Terri Nagurski MOST OUTSTANDING DRAMA STUDENT Herb Brosbe MOST OUTSTANDING SPEECH STUDENT Trophies were pre- sented tothe outstanding speech student and the outstanding drama stu- dent of the year. These awards were presented on the basis of ability in the respective areas and service to the school through participation in these areas. This year, Herb Brosbe was honored as the outstanding speech student of the year and Terri Nagurski as the outstanding drama stu- dent. SERVICE POINT AWARDS Service point awards this year went to the following: FIRST ROW: Ardith DuMars, Brenda Bowles, Veva Del Pearson, Jane Lambert, Marilyn Miura, Flo Sherer, Cheryl Henley, Kathy Macek. SECOND ROW: Bill Heath, Herb Brosbe, Mark Burry, Mike Scott, Gary Jungkeit, Greg Tagliaferri.

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...QQ Bobby Rodriquez Carol Weishapl MOST COURTEOUS CAVALIER CAVALIER OE THE YEAR The second annual Awards Assembly was held to provide recognition for Cavaliers who have been active in student affairs at Santiago. Among the awards which were presented were the Principal's Award, Cavalier of the Year Award, Most Courteous Cavalier Award, and Service Point Awards. Awards were also presented to outstanding students from the English, science, business, math, and home- making departments. Also, the seal bearers and scholars of the third quarter were pre- sented. ai' Carolyn Janssen PRINCIPAL'S AWA RD Among the awards presented at the sec- ond annual Awards Assembly was the Prin- cipal's Award, an award to be established as a tradition in the years to come. This award is presented to a senior on the basis of contribution and serv- ice to the school. The winner ofthis award is chosen solely by the principal of Santiago. This year's recipientof the Principal's Award was Carolyn Janssen. SCHOLARS OF THE THIRD QUARTER 1952-G3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Clausen, Chris Snrak, Wanda Jackson, Kathy Yamami, Ray Act- kinson, David Rogers, JeifAllen, Kris Suttle.