Avenal High School - La Neva Yearbook (Avenal, CA)

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FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Halley, Mike Suits, Jim Castlenian, Ray Moore, Terry Engstrom, Joy Hansen, Gary Walker. BACK ROW: Donna Sloan, Emma McSperitt, Debbie Stierlen, Dan Moore, Jeffra Wright, Jane Crowder, Phillip Watkins. ' 64 Student Council Harmonizes Its Leadership with Kennedy Philosophy of Re-Emphasis on Americanism The 1964 Student Council, guided by its President, Ray Moore, began the year with high ideals and creative goals. Among these, as one of their many projects, the council bright- ened up the library with some attractive plants. Another creative accomplishment was that of the novel Christmas Dance. The council dared to break long tradition and provide live entertainment with a band. One more outstanding achievement by the council was their par- ticipation to the Fall Leadership Day of District 15 in Exeter. The council benefited greatly by this experience. Another goal for the council was the repairing of the pool table in the Recreation Center. Even though the goal was somewhat expensive, the council consented its use in the past and looked to its future use to pay for itself. The council again looked to the future with foundation plans for a student center. To really break tradition and help create something entirely new for Avenal High, the Council supported the creation of the American Field Service program for an exchange student from abroad. All in all, the council had accomplished what it set out to do - to institute high ideals and creative goals.

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Jim Castleman Vice-President Terry Engstrom Secretary Joy Hansen Treasurer Debbie Stierlen La Neva Editor Gary Walker La Neva Business Manager Keith Dodson Sergeant-at-Arms ' . ' • ' PSf Mike Suits Manager of Boys Activities Jeffra Wright Manager of Girls Activities Donna Sloan Cheerleader Jane Crowder Senior Class Representative Emma McSperitt Junior Class Representative Dan Moore Sophomore Class Representative Ray Moore President Phillip Watkins Freshman Class Representative Mr. Halley Advisor

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Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Franscioni Cheryl Abell, Dan Bradbury Art Debbie Stierlen Editor Space-Age LaNeva Staff for ' 64 Is Bruce Anderson Sports Editor Touched by Production Complexities Similar to the components of an electronic computer are the members of the La Neva staff. The editor is the careful, vital programmer who feeds the necessary data into the computer, which processes it and produces a finished report — the 1964 LaNeva. Typists, advertisers, artists, writers, page designers, photographers, publisher, editor, and advisors have contri- buted their time and effort to make this annual a reality. We are proud to have had published this unique yearbook, which contains all the memories of this past, e ventful school year, because we know that it will be looked upon with pride and joyful reminiscence in the years to come.