Yucaipa High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Yucaipa, CA)

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,a 4, ,f 'X I X ff 'Q , , .-,- A, 13, ,. 1 -N We 'I J, ay ,,. f. 3 'Z i A L One portion of the Girl's Service Club. KN J ...- ? g at Girls Service Girls Service is a service organization made up entirely of senior girls who help with many school and community affairs . These girls were selected to participate on the basis of leadership and responsibility. President Betty Snyder and Vice-P resident Peggy Anton worked together with the rest of the club on various activities ranging from helping fellow students to serving at community breakfasts and dinners.

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1, e,-..--.-.--- ay something in Spanish. Language Clubs Again, the Language Clubs worked in developing among its mem hers an interest in foreign cultures and ways of life in other countries. The Spanish, French, and German clubs, led by lVlr. lVlagana, lVlr. Parson, and lVlr. Strack, respective- ly, studied material and did many activities which related to the life- styles of people in other countries. lVlany members were active in these activities, and not only had fun, but also profited from this great learning experience.