Brea Junior High School - Yearbook (Brea, CA)

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BUIICIDG BEGIN In CCIOBGR AHC UOVGITIBGI2 ' up Llfzn: Y ,h .tk 7 pq ,ku W v KE. , 191 5 ,V K ' e 'Ezr if ti C ii A A ' ' Q . l I. U A I in H 1 fx F hm yr f'T ' gm--I A I 1 M 4, . '. is 5, K W LL. V X 'Q ' ' ' v A , , 51- . , i N 2 9 . , .gl 2252: I NEWS STAFF: Vicki Ashley, Bernard Beckwith, Ted Hays, John Mark, Don Batchelor, Doug Morrill, Karen Hoffman, Nancie Tallman, Teresa Tewell, Cindy Nix, Cheryl Goldstein, Michelle West, Linda Arnett, Shauna Greenwood, Stephanie Eckart, Chuck Baugh, October came and went quickly. 3 1-lv. W The Journalism class chose co- . ixfl. N if u 'L' ' editors for the paper, Michelle 5,1 Wg. N tl i A .' .-1' 'Q West and Stephanie Eckart. The :N L ' g ' fi - .,,,.: Z '- WE' reporters were kept busy meeting V ' ,, 4, ' 'I Q :DI . . 1. N ' , ,,, '-'-,M deadlines. Student pictures were .Q , Ykfuiifslv' -1 'F taken. In our first assembly, , i ' if l- A p :Q Stan Sweet, quick-draw artist, ' , 4 n shot us all down. The Citizens of I 5' the Month for October were Rick fi' ' 5 Strockis, Karen Hoffman, Kim r X jf, C X Tonneson, and Carol Churn. The building program for the improvement of our school began in November. The Rocket Club members launched in competition with the West Covina Model Rocket Society and won 31-23. The magazine drive, spurred on by ' Mr. Smiles, netted 55730. Eighth graders visited Independence I-11111 f at Knott's Berry Farm to relive 21 historic moment. Steve Hippler, Randy Crow, Cathy Wheeler, and Shatma Greenwood were chosen November Citizens of the Month. ry-rv: QL I g IP' it Q, r - . 1

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SEDITGITIBEI2 BRINGS CYIAHGGS 5- -ff .5 .- I 9 x . S Q if S. A Q ' ' I Q an 1 E X I W School began in September much to the de1ightf?J of the students and I 'M ' . P Y- ' J, , ., faculty. Many changes had been made during the summer. The Shop and ' . if I ig ' ' Home Economics buildings had been torn down and plans were being made , xg gf ' S J f' for new facilities, The end of the month brought the election of Student 'I Q N ' fit? 'J Body officers, Everyone joined in the fun of campaign week by wearing the ' W 4 signs and buttons of their candidates. The student body enjoyed the fine campaign speeches and the elections were exciting and close. 'L Q.4i 'E is is s as 3 swieahwe, A - A 3 1 A , ' i ai' 1 ' H i i V y ill it g vw .1 ,1 .Ji 'V 71 ' -H , .5 . had 4 '7' .ci 111- .., , 1 QL, K f WL -

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Cecemlselz Ano Januan me un-flllec 1 ulvbe-r JN' , WTI, In December, under the watchful eye of Mr. Kreps, the boys designed and constructed Christmas projects. The four outstanding students chosen as Citizens of the Month for December were Connie Cox, Greg Henderson, Keith Redmann, and Karen Bowland, The annual Christmas Capers was a great success! Everyone enjoyed seeing Kathie Tarbell get smashed in the face with a shaving- cream pie. Mrs. Watson's eighth-grade students present- ed her with a Christmas party, January was an eventful month. Jay Whitesel and Chuck Baugh were two of the fifty lucky science students who had the opportunity of visiting the floating Marine Biology Lab. Dress-Up Day was January third, and the students looked their best. The grand finale of the month was the dreaded Constitution Test. Since the annual had to be sent to press early in the year, we could not picture the Citizens of the Month from January on, but we would like to congratulate them all. Q-ug rv 1, lk if -0 1l ,'wlIfl 450112-lt' ljjfii 1 v as -pn