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

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0nI Two Achieve Lettergirl Status. One of the smaller service clubs on campus is the Lettergirls. Because it is so hard to achieve the number of points needed to be a Lettergirl, there are only two mem- bers this year, Janice Schuster and Sandy Franklin. Janice and Sandy have been active in GAA since their freshmen year and have been Lettergirls since they were sophomores. Performing various duties in this honorary club, Lettergirls officiate at GAA Confer- ences, host inter-school play days, and usher at banquets and other events. Janice and Sandy have been Lettergirls since they were sophomores Lettergirls help officiate in inter-school competition.

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.,. 5, as .., . ,fin LETTERMEN S CLUB Fran! Row R Fonseca, D. Minamide, M. Derrick, W. Van Alyne, S. Bell. Serena' Rau M Anderson R Winklepleck R Greene, C. Meacham, R. Matsuda,j. Wolf, R. Sokolowski, Mr Stan Gordon Lan Row j Hyatt R Hauer, P. O'Brian, Mjentz, D. Ferguson. Lettermen s Club Sponsors Donkey Basketball Game The Lettermen's Club is open to boys who have lettered in any sport. Service is the club's objective. The wildest basketball game of the year was sponsored by the club. Teach- ers were pitted against senior boys- and all rode donkeys. Students flocked to this game, which netted the letter- men about 520000. Seniors won the game 30 to 28. Demonstrating the technique of donkey basketball is David jones, who consecutively leaps onto the donkey Cat leftb, loses his balance Cbelow lefty, and slides to the floor Cbelowj. E. 2 f' f sf .ki ' L

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Volleyball is only one of many GAA sponsored activities. GAA Develops Leaders Scholarship and physical fitness are equally im- portant on Santiago's campus. The Girl's Athletics Association is an organization open to all interested girls for extra-curricular sport activities. Through participation, GAA hopes to strengthen leadership, character, and the physical fitness of each student. Members enroll in the inter-school sport competition of the Garden Grove High School District and also outside school districts. Santiago's GAA sponsored the Girl's Athletic Association Conference on March 10 and over twenty- nine schools attended the successful conference. A tennis exhibition was performed where GAA mem- bers learned of new playing strategy, volleying techniques, stroke styles and various other methods useful for the betterment of the individualis game. Basketball, swimming, tennis, and field, volleyball, badminton and softball were only some of the extra- curricular sport activities GAA sponsored. Miss Catherine Snider and Mrs. Lou Fong aided the GAA cabinet of Janice Schuster, president, jane Baldwin, recording secretaryg Shirley Smith, corres- ponding secretaryg Cheryl Malmquist, treasurer, Connie Morris, eligibility, Sandy Franklin, publicityg Nancy Endicott, hospitality. The cabinet was able to complete another triumphant year. i i 5 s- 's fi. , xt' Wit- vias hip wi .iam-. 1-.qi up V . 1 . B 8' l ,X 2' is - . ' ' i t if -V S' we-nm L During the GAA Conference jane Baldwind acts as hostess.