California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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l tl Y i i 55 Q N i l' 'N E I i E '-as fr ,Xkw A 1 , ' ' r .V . J: . W ,xi . ,, 'V .1 - .' A ' t I . ., if ' A . ,, ,,l ' H .L f.,-cl ak it :. ' Chris Ferguson , ' , r ,E si I i Secretary i-fic , fgif X , X BAK- ,, - ji f- With a smile and a friendly hello! for everyone, dark-haired Yxkfz 'A E 0 ii 0 W ' senior Chris Ferguson scurries around campus, Chris is an active Km RA -git A. . 2 V, ,.,':3xi1.7Q,- '-A1 , ,, m?mber of Athenas a girls' school service club. Keeping min- lm bi' ,. . f' - fp ' il ' . ft - yi utes ot cabinet meetings and handling correspondence keeps X iii. u .3 -' -V R I I, al N N, f h - ' Chris, the student body secretary, very busy. Q . E in .f fx x A, , - 3 t. . LAX' 'f f . i 'N -1:1 - 5' ' 45- .1 ' ., ' . V. , ., , . 3 4. H , f .p nm - i , i ni' 3 K ff - . t s ' f5 iQ1. ?1' , f ,W W .. - -,1 . .. , Phil Pena Vice President Leading the flag ceremony in the assemblies and presiding over the basic course and club councils are just a few of the many duties of Vice-President Phil Pena. Sincerity and a good nature are traits that make this varsity football player a favorite of the Calhi students. Y .. n l' Y:sf,.e-D-...B if Xe 1 1 ' - ,. 0 Cheerful, reliable, ambitious . . . these vivid words describe Dennis Tarr, the man about campus who guards student body funds. Despite long hours of practice as a varsity basketball player, Denny spends many hours counting the money that has been entrusted to his care. Dennis Tarr Treasurer

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A. S. . Officers Vince Breglio Student Body President silly. :2 X , A X l ., f' Y A . 9 V x c ,l g , g .. J V ,, Y' , I X f':'-s H ,, .Qri-,Q ,irff-ixlu -'- ' A. Vg jf' f f' KTJEIIN 1-3--f f:-14-1, 'W-1iif'Cl.l g ,LL MY 2 wlfiif' 1, - e N'-- -- If :e::.,i-fg ,,-- X Dear Student Body, Ideals are like the stars - we never reach them, but like the mariners on the sea, we chart our course by them. Carl Schurg California High School has set its ideals high, the top is our goal. A quick start has been made, however, a good start does not insure a strong finish. Only through constant effort directed toward those high ideals in athletics, academics, and activities, may we chart a course of notable standards for those who follow. I imagine every President feels his cabinet was the best. Yet, l must include Congress, Judicial Branch, Class Councils, and the entire student body, faculty, and administration, in my sincere and deep- est thanks for a wonderful year as President. Keep your ideals high, never losing sight of your goal, and success and hap- piness will follow. May God bless and keep you all, Vince Breglio. l 'Ll' 2 5 -... -Yr

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144 Mary Ellen Hollenbcugh Pep Chairman ,L Ll' 6 WTA QYPSP' Colleen Hoover AcTiviTies Chairman This was a really sparkling year due To The spiriT-raising WhaT a year Tull of exciTing acTiviTies we had Thanks To ideas of Mary Ellen l-lollenbaugh, someTimes known as The The Tresh, new ThoughTs of our ACTiviTies Chairman, Colleen Red-headed Wonder. She iniTiaTed The brighT gold shin l-loover. The TesT aT a good year oT acTiviTies is wheTher or secTion aT The baskeTball games. This creaTed a very sTriking noT They Temporarily Take your mind oTT The Task oT sTudying eTTecT. which Colleen surely did. ,-QQ., K 1 -f 5 Amy Yutcmi PabliCiTy Chairman A whole new crop of original signs and posfers were devised loy The arTisTiC hand of perky Amy YaTani, PobliciTy Chairman. Ranging from The Clever TooTball posTers To The colorful dance posTers she really gave Us a varieTy of stimu- laTing reminders. l T L rwfftif L X K mv A ,A N yi MW 5 ,ei is X C 5 RA