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

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GIRL ' A THLETIC ASS OCIA T10 CABINET Mrs. Pehkoff Mrs . Andrews ROW 1: Virginia Mellow, Secretary of Aw-ardsg Sandy Skidmore, Vice President Darlene Brown, Presidentg Chris Von Glascoe, Secretaryg Donna Fuller, Treasurer This year's G.A.A. Cabinet did a tremendous job in organizing and running theGirl's AthleticAssocia- tion. This clubwas the largest oncarnpus and did a greatdeal to activate the spirit ofthe girl's at Costa Mesa High. The girls met every day sixth period and also two days after school. The G.A.A. also held two Awards Banquets and helped sponsor the annual G.A.A. - Letterrnan's Dance. Mrs. Casey Mrs. Decot Miss Threadgold Miss Ross 172

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HEAD CHEERLEADER Libbie Carpenter f f e lx ,J:'e2:ru4- i T 'Y 1-Eb - . TOP: Linda O'Brien, Tina Nate. BOTTOM: Libbie Carpenter, Bob Porter, Rita Dixon, Sl!! Elllll lllll Mesa's cheerleaders. headed hy Libhie Carpenter, worked hard to eneourage more enthusiasm both in the team and in the s pe e ta tor s . They put in many hours of praetiee. learning new yells for the Pep assemblies an d games, the ree sult being continuing sehool spirit that makes Mesa High number one.

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tai TENNIS A trem endous effort was shown this year bythe G.A.A. tennis team. They developed their skills as ROW 1: M. Yeagher, L. Rudd, M. McCory, L. Pals, I-Ialey, P. Morris, D. Hetrick,C. Craig, ROW 2: D. Brown, R. Means, B. Stahr, C. Springer, S. Lauterbach, S. McTiernan, I. McGruder, L. Saulnier, C. Wallace, K. Boose. SWIMMING The G.A.A. swim team was composed of ex- cellent swimmers, many of whom had competed in meets prior to this season. They worked very hard to prepare themselves for the many meets they participated in. They did this by holding long practices twice a week which, along with their school spirit, contributed to their great success at meets with other schools in the county. The swim team defeated both Westminister and Laguna and also took part in the Fullerton Relays. Those girls deserving special recognition are Lee Saulnier for the most valuable, Marsha Yeager for most im- proved, and for the most valu able diver, Rose Means. well as their sportsmanship. Those girls deserving special acknowledgement were jan Kent, best singles player, and jackie M i lle r and P a t Noggle, t op double s team. Mesa is proud of the fine job this team has done during the past season. flfdiiigil?2sfSiaiiS.fhQfiZ5f ksi, 3sEi3fig?Hfifik'it'a !.1lAl4 ,ff iYi'i53?iiLf2seEiNiLitYfiQ2 ,, ROW 1: C. Walters, M. Miller, D. Walker, J. Kent, E. Abrams, P. Danielson, ROW 2: M. Walton, K. Sharp, B. Richie, C. Shadee, C. Stanfield, C. I-bcner, A. Grieser, L. Trau, M. Durante, J. Bruins, ROW 3: Miss Threadgold, P. Noggle, S. Brown, T. Clark, I. Miller, P. Charter, C. Hill, R. Wakely, T. Hogan, C. Price, L. Toner, N. Gillmore.