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

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Tri-Hi-Y And YFC Reach Cavaliers With A Message 5 W' N... TRI-HI-Y-Bottom Row: C. Morris, P. Ely, C. Malmquist, J. Coonley, P. Meador. Second Row: K. Wallims, P. Quertermous, K. Nakaharg, B. Pastornac, L. Hardy, D. Cope, T. Weber, M. To reach campus youth with inspiration, fellowship, and a purpose is the goal for the Youth for Christ orga- nization. Every Wednesday morning singing could be heard from 50 to 60 members. Skits were put on by mem- bers and a sermon was given by a guest speaker. Outside activities included car Washes to raise money for YFC King and Queen contest, and YFC rallies. Miss Catherine Snider and Mr. Wayne Ambrose were advisors. Officers were Jack Clark, president, Donna Niblack, vice-presi- dent, jack Parry, secretary and treasurer, Hadley james, YOUTH FOR CHRIST-Bottom Row: B. Hadley, S. Angerer, D. Niblack, P. Meador, O. Tiller, L Terry, S. Speckelrneier, V. Wilbert, G. Harvey. Second Row: J. Parry, E, Clark, R. Pas- cal, C. Houston, P. Wallick, R. Cobb. Last Row: L. Tupman, A. F Scott, J. B M. Nissen campus those in are the club spo h the help of Cheryl Malmquist, president, Peggy Ely, vic Meador, club wit planned toys for Neuenschwander, E K Anderson, K. B Houston, B. Ross.

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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-

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+ Talisman is a Santiago First. A B ., TALISMAN ROUNDTABLE-Bottom Row: L Smith, S. Hunter, C. Curtin, R. Letiza, N. McGrory. Top Row: L Brannan, T. Dunn, L Gibbs, D. Thompson, P. Bell, B. Young. The only magazine of its type among Orange County High schools is Santiago's Talisman. Creative students worked hard this past year in publishing this literary arts magazine. All poems, short stories, and art work were screened by the Roundtable. Only the best pieces submitted were included in the magazines content. For a fund-raising project, the Talixman sponsored a book fair held in the library from November 16 to November 20. Officers were Carol Curtin, editor., Linda Smith, treasurer, Nancy McGrory, secretary, Skip Hunter, aft editor, Ralph Letizia, business manager. Advisors for the magazine were Mrs. Sara Hess and Mrs. Dawn Siogren.