Seoul American High School - Chosun Yearbook (Seoul, South Korea)

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THESPIAN CLUB BRINGS DRAMA T0 SAHS This year, the Thespian Club initiated a program of theatrical workshops and pre- sented the winter play, Parted on Her Wed- ding Morn, or More to be Pitied than Scorn- ed. To be a Thespian is to appreciate the arts, bring enlightenment to others, and to be constructive. l Advisor Miss DiBlasio checks lighting for the play Parted on Her Wedding Morn, or More to be Pitij ed than Scornedf' Nelson Clapp, Karen Simpson, Mark Wakefield, Richard Ericson, Andre Miripolsky, Ann Bartz, Margaret Amateis, Peggy Deegan.

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SPANISH CLUB DELVES INTO VIDA ESPANOLAH This year, the Spanish Club managed to plan and carry out many activities which related to Spanish life. The monthly meet- ings of the Club provided an opportunity for interested students to delve more deeply into the culture and civilization of Spanish countries through the use oflectures and films. lapis OFFICERS: Dee Dee Doctor, secretaryg Vivien Yang, treasurerg Mrs. Warner Sarah Clevenger, vice-presidentg Bob Humphrey, president. FIRST ROW: Pam Gray, Joanne Quirk, Anna Yang, Martha Hathorn, Bliss DeWitt, Jolynn Cole. SECOND ROW: Mike Bunce, John Koling, Gary Singletary, Rodney Hicks, Mark Hathorn.

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MEMBERS: Brad Long, Steve Reilly, Mr. Sharpe, Debbie Cox, Paul Soter. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY STUDIES KOREAN I WILDLIFE A new organization in our school, the Zoological Society has attracted members who have busied themselves collect- in and observin wildlife of Korea. S d b M g g ponsore y r. Sharpe, profound biology teacher, the Society has conduct- ed trips throughout the wilds of Korea studying animals life.