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

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Pat Hickey Bill Pascual 1l Don Utter Bill Kuhns Mary Gardner Bill Wettengel Kevin Edwards Jack Thomas Carolyn Casey FACULTY-21

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Keeping Busy And Working Hard Probably the most influential division of all, the administration has been responsible for the success of the entire school year. Ranging from disciplinarian to friendly helper, the members of the administration division are to be commended on their fine work this past year. Certainly the busiest division in the school, counseling is a focal point for most students. From the time they are first regis- tering for classes as freshmen to the time they are flipping through college handbooks as seniors, the counseling department has helped the student to sort out his problems and decide which path to take in life. They must act as babysitters, problem-solvers and walking encyclopedias. This year was very organized and smoothly executed thanks to the counseling department. l. Kevin Edwards has many tasks during each day. 2. Terry Cole and Bob Packer enjoy a stroll around campus. 3. Vicki Amburgey is one of the students who enjoys talking to Bill Wettengel. 4. Art France, Bill Wettengel and his wife enjoy some refreshments at the 1977 Winter Formal. Alyce Budzinski Bob Packer Renda Wolf . yr. - El rrre 2 l r rr' is of f T .e,.s 'i.,' Marliyn Voyer 20 FACULTY Terry Cole Mary Lester s as

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mportant Gnes Keep Together Important people range from the very busy Librarian to the active office staff. As a result of all this activity, continued im- provement can be seen throughout the school. With the added supply of new and in- teresting books, the library continues to be- come a major part of the academic life on campus. Keeping the front office running smoothly also has become an important job. But, merit also rests in the offices of Attendence, Records and A.V.T.V. K The custodial staff was kept busy this year with some landscape projects, a few activity set-ups, and a lot of grounds up- keep. Thanks to these men, our school looks the best it has in the three years since remodeling. Thanks to a patient and efficient cafe- teria staff, breakfasts and lunches were great as always. The ladies worked hard to make meals nutritious but tasty, and they succeeded. l. Reading the funnies first thing in the morning is just so tiring! 2. g'This won't stop getting stuck! 3. That's seventy-five cents please . . . 4. Lorraine Broad makes change for a hungry stu- dent. 5. Alene Carich gets ready for the busy lunch hour. 6. A student enjoys one of the many interesting maga- zines in the library available for anyone to look at. 7. Ruth Guttuso is always willing to help. Leonard Merlino John Winslow t gg . . l , ' in ...- , V . ,VJVZZZZ ,., L t f gear' Redm0n'Heman' Pete Hamborg Lois Hahn ez Donna Jundanian - - Shirley Frankel Lorraine Broad 1 'L ' ..., Jean liams Edie Stolarek j 1