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

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Santiago Students Are In Style With The Latest S , it , l Campus fashions for the 1964-1965 school year are worn by Ron Malmquist, Linda Whitaker, Rick Hauer, Arlene Ichien, Marvin Derrick, Sharon Cunningham, and lohn Girard. Popular hair styles are shown by Arlene Ichien, Judi Douglas, Judi Bedunah, and Kathy Yamami. , ' .f. . , K , Z. 3,15 'tit' ' W Tf , K ' :a'J,1 '5 1, 1 S E f ,E . ,, - 5: if i - e isss - ff ig I , ki . . -A X V WU' ' s K, 4 Q, X, , . 6 ig , ,ly S 3: . ' if .Y L R. . . id ,, .if i v - i 1' Shoes popular on campus this year are worn by Cheri Korb, Linda Quinn, Linda Cammack, Sandy Stevens, and Linda Shipman. .X IAQ Fashions this year appeared to be casual dress for both the boys and girls. Long, feminine styles were popular with many girls this year, who wore their hair straight or smoothed under in a page-boy look. Still in style were the bubble and the flip. Dresses were worn mid-knee, and jumpers, A-line dresses, skirts and sweaters were among the popular fashions. Boys were in style with alpaca sweaters, sweater vests, short-sleeved shirts with plaids or stripes, white shirts and ties and slacks. Even the apparel of the different organi- zations showed a style of their own. They varied from the floor-length gowns of the Concert Choir, to the suits of the Girls' League, to skirts and pullover sweaters of the yell leaders, and short, short dresses of the song leaders and flag twirlers. Key Club members wore white alpaca sweaters and the lettermen wore varsity jackets in our school colors.

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Through participation in organizations and association with others, a person defines his capabilities concerning him- self in relation to those about him. San- tiago has many campus organizations. They fall into two categories. First are the groups with established class per- iods, such as musical groups, publications, and student government. The second category includes the more informal groups, ranging from the Hootenanny Club to the American Field Service. All give Cavaliers additional opportunities for growth outside the classroom. 5 Lg 7 ' ,,, t alia!