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

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ROW ONE: L. Walker, J. Williams, J. Crawford, N. Young, P. Bourgeois, L. Rains, S. Ryan, A. Tolfree, S. Rasseur, L. Brady, P. Noggle, C. Jensen, S. Brown, ROW TWO: L. Fogwill, M. Bado, P. Walters, J. Stempson, C. Evans, N. Kloeckner, M. Williams, G. G1-iffitts, B. Swenson, S. Bado, M. Rutty, L. Sparks, D. Lyke, D. Madden, T. jillson, ROW THREE: T. Parry, C. Studer, C. Forman, P. Dawes, L. Carey, J. Mink, S. Simmons, P. Brown, K. Kellerman, G. Collins, M. Lehmon, C. McGavack, D. Toner, D. Fuller, ROW FOUR: L. Fredrick, R. Manly, C. McKinley, B. Laughlin, C. Saboluski, P. Danielson, J. 'Smith, P. Wyman, J. Luttrell, M. Lowry, E. Renn, P. Kell, C. Anderton, A. Larson, K. Hill. Okay Drill Team, let's fall in line f DRILL TEAJW This year the Drill Team, under the leadership of Lynn Olson, brightened the halftime shows with colorful per- cision drills and formations accompanied by the band. Pompoms were added this year giving flashing movement and brightness to the routines. Boots were also int ro du ce d in keeping with the western theme of Costa Mesa High School. The Drill Team also continued with an annual raffle started last year at Marty's Corral. 137 Commander, Lynn Olson

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ING EXTREM Y THISI- Los as nm 'mrr,ANu +wrsmW5aMamwvm tOIZ2f1 HI A L., Nl li , .- P l, J' my ff Howe. I , NE , PL HMSH NCME, iii TASKS! 1.80uNOMfE5 Alf mtzfmuww Cwmmt MEAE! 3. !JOALf!0V5'T0 h44lWfLuY 'VII ll 6 m as giddy as a baby on a swing Those who attended Marty's Corral, held im.. mediately after the Powder Puff Football Game on December 5, found it to be a very enjoyable way to spend the afternoon. Marty's Corral, sponsored by the junior Class, was as eventful as a real fair with its colorful games and food booths. Forty per cent of the proceeds went to the junior Class Treasury for the junior-Senior Prom. The twenty-one different clubs which participated in the activities kept the remaining sixty per cent for their own purposes. I told you once and for all--l'rn King of the Mountain 4fNEJ1fl?5ufvfu Cn4.Acf'fif?m HAVE A BALL IT CLEA N Down with Child Labor Laws! l ! EXT PER Pbimwt MQ Uncle SaIn's recruiting poster Y V f , . L- Y 17--qu-3g 'fir' 9 P -r r 'credit -T .Ei e:f'4 vrdf e Q . , will , ll' ' 1 ' 1 --,--.L-if Q if 5 ii f r ,1 J!