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ROW 1. I. Dehn, S. Kent, L. Briley, B. Pelky, S. Berger, V, Palmerg ROW 2. L. Smith, M. McCorry, L Streimer I Brzycki, L. Massi, I.,Entsminger3 ROW 3. S. Lawton, S. Bates, K. Burt, K. Bertolino, L. Dilley, S. Ruble S Pratt, I Nuzum. ON THE JOB TRAINING On-the-job-Training was composed of select busi- ness students from Costa Mesa High School. These girls participated in working situations at various businesses throughout the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area . The girls went to theirjobs once a week on Thursday, leaving after fourth period. Most of the girls were not paid for their services to these businesses but gaineda great amount of experience. 125 Tell me when to smile
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ROW 1: L. Durse, K. Slick, S. Keast, S. Braund, A. Vanliaton, M. Gordon, P. Kelly. ROW 2: S. McGhie, M. Golding, I. Lloy, C. Opferrnan, K. Kleeh, D. Windhausen, C. Gordon. ROW 3: P. Iohnson, I. Cantrell, B. Cox, Mrs. Dilley, advisor, I. Burle. Scalpel. . . wrench. . . clamps. . . MEDICAL CAREERS Among the manyworthwhile projects ofthe Medical Careers Club was their annual Christmas project in which they helped to make a joyous holiday sea- son for aneedy family in our area. Another impor- tant goal of the club was to award a scholarship to a student entering the field of medicine. With the valuable assistance of Mrs. Dilley, the club's ad- visor, the accomplishments of theMedicalCareers Club were many and varied. 124
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ROW 15 T. Readeg M. Whiteg M. Madridg S. Colflesh, S. Mclieodg ROW 25 F. Riceg G. Doddg D. Turlyg S. Thornpsong K Snodgrassg I. Hutchersong S. Turleyg S. Duncang R. Daltong ROW 33 S. Henklgg T. Riggsg F. Whitlerg 1, Drydeng 1. Bayne B. Chapmang D. Laflameg R. Myrickg M. McKinley Look gang, I got Prom queen! KEY CLUB The Key Club sought to bring out important qualities of leadership in its members. The club stressed the development of initiative and leadership, pro- vided experience in living and working together, served the school and the community, and planned to prepare its members for their roles as useful citizens . The club's activities included various films a booth atMarty's Corral, a concession at the Pow- der Puff Football game, and a car Wash. 126
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