Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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ROW 1, I. Raia, M. Freeman, I. Nikola, M. Smith, A. jones, B. Hafenfeld, G. Hill, G. Gidley, ROW 2, L. Buller, I. Haines, R. Thill, V. Barnes, S. Haley, S. Dahl, P. Livingstone, M. Howe, H. Ensign, M. Rakowg ROW 3, Mr. Perrin, S. jackson, C. Hardy, V. Forsight, B. Brown, W. Ensign, I. Hall, ROW 4, Duba, B. Griffith, L. Hartnigsen, 1. Lupus, I johnson, M. Hoy, K. Price, R, Robliard, L, Allen. FUTURE FARMERS Experimentation and learning experiences in the field of farming were offered to the mem- bers of the Future Farmers of America Club. They attended several field trips to different agricultural colleges and high schools and were proud of the many trophies they received representing their achievements in the different areas of farming. Please, don't fail me now! A funny thing happened to us on the way to school today!

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BUSINESS CLUB Many aspects of the business field have been introduced through the Business Club. The club has spent much of its time on money-making projects with proceeds going toward a scholarship for one of the members. Other activities enjoyed by the club were a field tripto Orange Coast College Data Processing Classes. Many guest speakers have attended their meetings. - he.,....1 FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA Last fall members of the Future Teachers Club planned a field trip to U. S.C. for the Future Teacher's Con- fe re nce . Their activities also included observing classes, listening to speakerswho teach gifted children, and sponsoring money-making projects such as the sale of candy apples, doughnuts, and pencils to raise fifty dollars for a scholarship. The club, under the direc- tion of Miss Hickey was formed to acquaint students with teaching as a career. an.---f-mg lllvnnnnijg, ROW 1. K. Hoskins, A, Bonnand, B. Morrison. ROW 2. L. 3 Smith, D. Windhausen, S. Cobb, M. Wiffen. ROW 3. B. l Merrill, E. McPhearson, S. Lawton, K. Burt. 1 Would YOU like to be Queen For A Day? LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Rich, Kathy Edie, Jan Nussum, Carol Aguiar, jan Dorman, Sue Hale, Miss Hickey, Dorothy Sparks, Steph Brown, Shari Brown, Kathy Slick, jim Marshall, Candy Marrs, Maryjean Williams, Marie Clausen. 2 E a E I 119

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ROW 1: S. Thill, M. Tankersely, C. Phillips, C. Vogel, P. Noggle. ROW 2: Mrs. Matheson, C. Clark, K. Midlhum, S. Goose, T. Parry. ROW 3:D. Toner, S. Latimer, S. Shackelford, N. Burnett, K. Popov, M. McKin, ROW 4: Mrs. Burkman I. Fay, D. Wheeler. ROW 5: Mrs. Widolf, M. Lovein, K. Starz, V. Briscoe, L. Redway, D. Iohnson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers Club this year worked toward promoting a growing ap- preciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. It stressed democracy in the home and leadership in community life. Also a deeper interest in home eco- nomics was developed. During the year the club had guest speakers at the meet- ings and planned money making projects for club use. Easy Sewing Book, that's a laugh! Oh swell, I won a cupcake!