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

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.. ' 'T x ,Ora 'li Swimming: Basketball: Modern Dance: Softball: jackie McGruder Joyce Brown Jeannie Bruins Sharon Latimer if yy, J Tennis: Kathy Hill Volleyball: Donna Lind em an The Team Captains of G.A.A. did a great job this year in promoting school spirit and enthusiasm among the individual sports. The G.A.A. Captains, along with the officers, met every Tuesday sixth period. Badminton: Corrie Schadee 41: N- XM. sw- '-v They helped organize a booth for Marty's Corral and lx also the annual G.A.A. Award's Banquet, where new HOCRQY: cabinet members were announced along with the Girl Badminfonf Carol WHY Gwen Collins ,,-f ' of the Year. Do you really think that you will graduate ??? This year the advisors of G.A.A. chose Darleen Brown as Girl of the Year. She was given this award because of the outstanding work s he accomplished within the many activities of the association. She was accredited with being the President of G.A.A., and she was a member of the Swim Team and Senior if , -aty T 3' e T ' S if --': S f . , . S 'eifi S S5 , -if . , ,mf . .-- - , 1 V G ga 7 L7 :ix .S .M V, .W 'iw . ., . HW 95 1 '- ..f: . - S T f--f T . - l 1 .1 W . - . Pineapple Princess! ! ! 1. 5 Q 1965 1 1 ..y. B Volleyball Team. O t h e r ' Q w . ' ef' -,:' ' . . . . , 1 jf ' activities included noon ac- .. -I . t iv i t i e s committee where f she took part in many of the fig projects put on during the lunc h hour. Darleen was interested in the Hula and Girl of the Year--1965: Darleen Brown Tahitian dances which she performed at many of the G.A.A. presentations and school functions.