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

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LL .... L L Malt Mural dds k use-v Artistic Touch MALT, Mesa Alternative, is referred to as a school within a school? It serves as a very proud and vital part of Mesa's student body. This year, MALT,s monumental project was the mu- ral painted on the wall of the music building titled The CO-Existence of Man and Naturef, The mural was de- signed by Leslie Van Scoyoc and painted by all those students wishing to participate. MALT also sponsored a Human Relations Day and spearheaded an ecology and clean campus campaign. l. Madelyn Arambula works on a rug for MALT, of a malt. 2. Lisa Lynch flirts with the photographer. 3. Mrs. Butler says, Masumi is a great experience. 4. Diane Gieselman and Greg Scott apparently don't feel like listen- ing. 5. Time for a group discussion. 6. Our leader 7. The CO-Existence of Man and Nature. fNot in Orderj Madelyn A ambula, Stella Arambula, Wen Baeza, Michael Baldwin, Duane Ballard, Teresa Burkett, Jerry Castellana, Craig Coenen, Laura Comllort, Renee Croskey, David Danford, Steven Diaz, Debbie Dowsett, Margaret Drda, Susanne Drda, Tim Dunlap, James Ficquette, Fred Frankland, Diane Gieselman, Shane Hall, Kim Hansen, .lon Helton, Tim Hennen, Susan Henry, Denise Hylkema, David Meek, Kirk Mosher, Troy Myers, Mark Northeutt, Tom Oliver, .lune Parker, Trudy Pettit, Merrill Phillips, Susan Pieksma, Maily Pinkerton, Derek Schindler, Gregory Scott, Renee Sheffner, Terri Sheffner, Aryn Spears, Kenneth Stewart, Susan Stoltz, Sylvia Thompson, Michael Williams, Mark Wilson, Donna Barlass, Sherry Brown, Ed Comfort, Alice DiNatale, Robert Duffy, Kiki Felix, Robert Holtz, Roberta Jones, Rebecca Carter, Paul Fabre, Laurie McKee, Shirley Page, Greg Wilson, Daniel Lo Miglio, Jim Stoia, Ellen Butler, Jane Ure, Donna Kristiansen, Carol Morgan, Dennis Robertson, Kim Parrilo, Kevin Sesma, Connie Pearson l92-ACTIVITIES

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High Goals Reached By Marching Band Under the direction of Mr. Earl Treichel and drum major Scott Houston, the mustang band set goals to work harder and longer for more rewarding results this year. Performing at football games, dedications and pa- rades proved to make the band a unified performing group. They earned second place in a Fountain Valley Parade, performed in the San Dimas Christmas Parade and the annual Costa Mesa Fish Fry. Overall, our Marching Band had an exciting year be- cause they performed many times and won many a- wards. l. Drill down commandoes, Drum major, Scott Houston and assist- ant Drum major, Jim Hammons. 2. Drummers do it louder. 3. Practicing before the game helps to make the half-time show perfect. 4. Mr. Earl Treichel often answers, Yeah, it's a dotted half. 5. Drill Show '77. 45 194 ACTIVITIES X'3 any stag r 131