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

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Singer Ray Ditnicls throws himself into his perform- ance in the pictures at right, Stutlents from many Garden Grove High Schools attended the AFS fund-raising event in the hope of seeing Dick and Dee Dee. ' 51

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Dick And Dee Dee Fail To Appear At AFS Program A bright orange sign proclaimed, l'Welcome, Dick and Dee Dee, on the afternoon of Friday, April 2, 1965. Students from many schools in the area filed into the gym at Bolsa Grande High School expecting to see the national recording artists Dick and Dee Dee, who are best known by their recording Thou Shalt Not Steal . Amer- ican Field Service chapters at Santiago and Bolsa Grande combined efforts to raise money for foreign exchange students. Last year a similar event, held at Santiago, featured joe and Eddie. The program opened with Eddie and the Showmen. After several numbers they were joined by singer and instrumentalist Kathy Mar- shall. She was followed by Beatle-haired Ray Daniels. After an intermission, it was announced that Dick and Dee Dee were being delayed by the heavy rain which had begun to pour outside. After a few more numbers the audience was in- vited to dance to the music. Finally, Eddie announced the last number. Disappointed, mem- bers of the audience began to leave. Running through the rain to the parking lot, they passed the welcoming banner. Orange paint slowly dribbled down the tattered sign, blurring the words, Welcome, Dick and Dee Dee . Singer and instrumentalist Kathy Marshall was accompanied by Eddie and the Showmen. Eddie and the Showmen opened the AFS program

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Donna jedlowski addresses Garden Grove Planning Commission during Youth Day. Every year, students of various high schools in the Garden Grove District participate in the Annual Youth Day. On this day students who have received positions take overly the duties of certain merchants and professional people in Orange County. This year, students of Santiago to choose from seventy local positio were able ns. These positions included principals, radiologists, Fred Fawkes was stand-in for Mr. Bnenafe of the High School District Office. 'T . . s H ...wi -DT V 4V,,. ,lei M H ' 'W-A v's- Y x l yu!! 1: yi -... mst.. an s muffin M. . , 52 Garden Grove newspaper reporters, librarians, mayors, plan- ning commissioners, and others. Students in- terested applied for positions and were chosen on the basis of scholastic achievement, citizenship, and grade level. Seniors were given priority. The Fourth Annual Youth Day was again a success, and the business and professional people of Orange County praised the high school youth. Dr. Russel of the County Health Department explains the duties of an entomologist to Dee Dee Seyler.