Fountain Valley High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

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Tammy Bonell displays one of her many talents Anne Fry Shows the Seniors where it's ut. Tony Brickel gots into the swing of things. PRID

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Senior Respectahle Mprideil was the word in the Class of 1969 at Foun- tain Valley. Striving to uphold the excellence and reputation of F.V., the Seniors attained grand achievements hoth in academics and ath- letics. Those who were deserving academically received Coronet and other awards, as well as those all important scholarships, while others brought the athletic teams to achieve high goals and win some schol- arships too. Special Senior privileges distinguished these seven hundred stu- dents from the underclassmen. Senior Day, Senior Night, Senior Week, Senior privilege cards, and Seniorosily, the Senior newsletter, were some of the highlights of Senior life '69 at Baron Manor. These were crowned hy Graduation in June and Grad night, or the Senior all night graduation party. Needless to say this last year for the class oi 769 was a poignant one. Rushing around and trying to cram everything of high school life into nine short months seemed to he the Senior olijective. How many times has a Senior thought to himself, '4Gee, this is the last football game 1711 ever go to in high schoolv. But, even so, the seniors of 1969 surged ahead and Wanted to explore the world to find their own niche. Fountain Valley certainly claimed an unlimited amount of upriden in the Class of nineteen hundred and sixty-nine, which he- gan hy anticipating high goals and concluded with beneficial results. Gary Redmond leads Magnolia pep squad A poignant ending to a hard fought game.

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n Guild Some of Fountain Valley's pride was held in itis various organ- izations. About thirty-five clubs, familiar and new, met and dismissed during noon at least once a week. The clubs consisted of academic, hobby, career, honor, and talent guilds. Offering a great opportunity to become acquainted with others with similar interests, these diverse clubs developed potential leadership, promoted spirit, and rendered services to the student body and community. Through fund raising activities, the candy sale and the Mardi-Gras, the clubs had lots of funn raising as well as displaying their determination in fulfilling their speciiic goals. The student government including ASB. oiqicers, the Estates General, the Inter Guild Council, and the Chamber of Deputies, led Fountain Valley to achieve a proud and memorable school year. Inter Guild Council played an important part in this yearas activity calendar. The clubs jointly planned such things as the Mardi Gras, guild Hags, the candy sale, and Join-a-Club WPf1k. Fountain Valley was especially proud of the band, drill team, orchestra, and choral groups. These organizations provided the school with lively entertainment and a display of remarkable talents. The yearbook, newspaper, and literary staffs captured events, news, and student creativity. to supply the student hody with all the happenings and memories. Organizations certainly played an important role in Baron life and can be remembered with Hpridew. Sandy Hunt leads the lmsiiiess at an l.G.C. meeting.