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

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I l ... . f ai . y , Performers Find Themselves At Home Ir During 1964 and 1965, the Speech and Drama Club was sponsored by Mr. Rugell, and its officers were Henry Kirker, president, Robert Conley, vice-president, Kathy Kenner, secretary, Herb Brosbe, treasurer. This year the club presented an Evening of One Act Plays on December 9, 1964. The plays wer Don't Tell a Soul, a comedy, The Valiant, a drama, 'just Imagine, a comedy. Also presented was the dramatic fall play, The Diary of Anne Frank, and the spring play, Frying Pan, which was a comedy. The objectives of the club are to promote activities connected with the field of speech and drama, and to help establish a greater appreciation for cultural programs and activi- ties among the students of Santiago. SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB KABOVEJ-Bottom Row: C. Housten,j. Davis, E. Kennedy, P. Wims, C. Boblette, L. Hagar. Top Row: R. Cobb, B. Fineman, H, Brosbe, H. Kirker, L. Herskovitch, T. Dunn, Mr. Rugell.

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n Service For Santiago. Firxl Row: C. Cantrell, J. Coonly, F. DeShay L Lonie,J. Keller,J. Bauman, K. Yamami, D. Dance. Ser- ond Row: S. Franklin, D.Jedlowski, L Henley, D. Luse, M. Vandruff, S. Beach, B. Mitsuuchi. Third Row: j. Kennedy, J. Mclnelly, P. Jedlowski, K. Palmer, T. McMullin, G. Daugherty, V. Violette, D. Seyler. Fourth Row: A. Ichien, K. Simmons, C. Empting, C. Malmguist, B. Bucholz, M. Clements D. Cox, G. Packard, M. DeShay. Sponsored by the Soroptimists Club of Garden Grove, the S Club girls performed services similar to those of the Key Club. The club's objectives are to help people who are less fortunate and to aid in community and school projects. The club had several projects this year-one was a caroling event in hospi- tals and convalescent homes at Christmas time. There was an installation dinner at the Kono Hawaii Restaurant for the new club, and mem- bers were given their membership pins. Choosing blue and gold, the S Club colors, the girls made their own uniforms. Members of the S Club may be sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This year's officers were: Kathy Palmer, president, Diane Luse, vice-president, Pat jedlowski, corresponding secretary, Ar- lene Ichien, recording secretary, Bev Mitsuu- chi, treasurerg Kathy Simmons, Donnajedlow- ski, Florence DeShay, board members.

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Folksingers, traditionally roaming and ram- bling people, are no different at Santiago. Members of the Hootenanny Club hold song- fest meetings whenever the urge to sing moves them. The room of Mr. Al Wilson, the club's sponsor, often resounds with laughter and mu- sic during noon. Cavaliers were entertained by the Hoote- nanny Club at a fall assembly and also a Christ- mas program. The primary reason for the club's existence is simply to provide enter- tainment-both for others and for themselves. The club's organization was informal, and accordingly, no officers were selected. HOOTENANNY CLUB KBELOWI-Bottom Row: G. Goldstein, B. Fineman, R. Actkinson. Top Row: P. Scaglione, D. Gray, R. Cobb, P. Nichols, Mr. Wilson, G. Highberg. Roth Hootenanny Club And Speech And Drama Club