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

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Cavaliers Prepare For Future Througl MEDICAL CLUB-Bottom Row: J. Fay, A. Ichien, G. Packard, R. Will, B. Butts, R. Martinez, A. Uto, M Bonds, C. Campbell, Serond Row: J. Baldwin, S. Lange, P. Bell, J. Baldwin, L. Henley, C. Boblette. Tbzrd Row: H. Brosbe, R. Cobb, J. Valverde, G. Bonds. Lax! Row: T. Dunn, G. Goodwin, H. Kirker, R Malmquist. Promoting medicine and its related fields is the objective of Santiago's Medical Club. Meeting twice a month at Palm Harbor Hos- pital Doctors' Library, Medical Club members heard speakers on topics 'ranging from psy- chiatry to medical social work. Herb Brosbe, president, Rose Martinez, vice-president, Rose Will, secretary, Gail Packard, treasurer, Annette Uto, Inter Club Council representa- tive, led members in selling candied apples and popcorn in order to raise funds. A portion of this money was designated for use as limited scholarships .for students in the club. The Medical Club took field trips ranging from the Salk Institute for Laboratories to Fairview State Hospital.

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' af? kppreciation Of French And Roman Culture. LATIN CLUB-Bottom Row: W. Gerrick, Bob Duncanson, H. Brosbe, T. Hall, N. McGrory, G. Harvey, D. Dance, U. Pearson. Top Row: R. Actkinson, C. Boblette, L Lansdowne, C. Bradshaw, K. Anderson, L Smith, F. Chiappetta, M. Wfilson, C. johnson, J. Hays, Mrs. DuLac. Active in school this year was the Latin Club, which held a money raising dinner for the entire student body in January and a Ro- man banquet for members in April. The club supported the school by making posters for various events. This year the Latin Club joined the junior Classical League and made a field trip to the Junior Classical League Convention in May. Objectives of the Latin Club are to gain a greater knowledge and appreciation of Greek and Roman heritage, to give service to the school, and to hold activities in union with other chapters of the Junior Classical League. Officers for the club this year were Herb Brosbe, presidentg Gretchen Harvey, secre- taryg Simon Mandell, treasurerg Bob Duncan- son, sergeant-at-armsg Cherie Boblette, Inter Club Council representative. Advisor was Mrs. DuLac.

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Vledical, F.T.A. And F.H.A. Clubs. To provide training and information to those who are considering entering the teaching field is the aim of Future Teachers of America. This year's pro- jects included a car wash and a field trip to the University of Southern California. Officers of FTA were: jo Ann Holzbauer, president, Jim White, vice-president, Paula Young, secretary, Carol Curtin, historian, Marilee Clem- ents, treasurer. Advising the club's members was Miss Linda Briggs. Bottom Row: J. Holzhaur, J. White, M. Clements. Serond Row: L Michel, M. Lunetta, N Beller J. Carey, A. Bonds. Notpirtured: D. jedlowski, G. Harvey, S. Snasdell, P. Young, C. Curtin C McClure. Towards New Horizons is the motto of Future Homemakers of Tomorrow, whose purpose is to help individuals improve personal,family,and com- munity living. Various programs were arranged to fulfill this goal. Surrounding chapters in this area work through these programs forming a chain of new ideas. By sharing these experiences they help to make individuals and families and our com- munity stronger. Leading the group were Pam Meador,pres1dentg Nancy Endicott,vice-president, Charlotte Graves, secretary, Pat Ross, treasurer, Sharon Gunderson, historian and parlimentariang Shirley Smith, reporter. Advising was Mrs. Tokido Ide. Among the many service projects FHA spon- sored was an Easter fashion show. S . tai Seated: C. Graves, S. Gunderson, R. Bradstreet, P. Ross, P. Meador. andqr, B. Olson, C. Shade, W. Pierce, B. Graves, B. Pasternack P Second Row: L. Allen, R. Pinelli, L. Harvey, T. Pinson, B. jones, M. Smith. Fourth Row: M. Milner, G- BOITOU, J- Swefflgifl, D- C0Pe N Nissen. Tbizd Row: S. Smith, B. Shade, B. Cannou, P. Byrd, Alex- Endicott, A- HCSS, I-A W0lfC,J- Prescott, B- LHUX-