Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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ssllvfanf Di ectors I1ID1lARUIiI4II4IN 7 1lI'CUliGl+IGILlI f- Mzltherilutivs. Athlvtim-s, fIvm'1':1I Si-ienml Musiw' 'I'hQui'y, Instrumelnl, Yuivv. lizxnxl. Uhurus HIIANCHAI-XID I-iIHIA'I I'Y f AILIIAHAM IGIIJELSUN f I'liysiL :1l Idducfzition, Aihletiww, Iluys' Iflmlllli ,MlvisPl' Pliysim-S, 'I'rigL'unm'1w11'y, .Xlge-Iu':1, .X:l'iw11Illll'v AI ISS MARY FI1IIiGI'SUN 3 MISS.lI4ISSII1l IPILICS f 1 IhySir4iul Ifhluvzllimi, Girls' Health .Xrlvivr-fi' Hmnvnizlking: N ISS ANNA FINLICY f Smlrmh, Em:li51h, Publix' Spefulcing' M IIS. I'CILI'+IIGNE LA Y4AR'I'l'Ilfl f IJPz1nuf Girls, English, I'ulwIiI: Npmlkinu' IIUN .IUKIUAN f- Yive I'1'invipul, linglish, Iwnn ui' Nuys KENNETH DTTNGAN i Bookkeeping, Busirwss l'rim-Iples, I-lusins-ss I.:1w, Snlesmanship. Commernfial Gemrrapliy, Business Iklatlwmzitiws FUFIREST DUNIVIN - Vocational Agriculture, lf. I4'.A. Sponsor' M IIS. .IOSEPHINE ATEN W- Shoirthand, Typing, Busimlss II'I:'n-hilws, 'I'mxis.-i'Ipli-ul M ISS ARRY FHA PMAN -' - ' Arts, Cm fts MISS MIIRIIGTI ANl'lI'ZI'tSUN A Llihmry QPACEKI0

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Student 60 vemmenf HHH I',X G ISHQ I II I X S'I'l'l.?l X l I UIJY l'liI:1SI1J.I'lAI Stale of the 0mbn The leading role in student affairs was played by Bob Patterson, Student Body president, his supporting cast included Cuma Cross, vice president, who set the pace with several fine assemblies, and Beverly Dodd, secretary, who faithfully kept the minutes. Handling the money for all the activities, Griff Lewis did a splendid job as the walking ticket-taker. Helping make the play a success was Jim Porterfield, publicity manager, as everyone who viewed the many posters around the campus knows. To these officers goes due credit for their de- termined efforts in carrying out their duties. Because of their splendid erformance p they received much applause when the final cur- tain fell. Golden Boy Here is our leading man and star of the show. His 6 feet 1 inch of muscle and red curly hair is a combination that makes him a matinee idol. In addition to this, add a friendly smile and a pleasing personality, and you have the Student Body Prexy of Gar- den Grove High School . . . Bob Patterson. Outstanding in sports, Bob has made many points for mole' G.G. He worked diligently all year, taking charge of assemblies, presiding over ' meetings, and always extending a helping hand. This is our president, a swell guy and an asset to any school. WENT IKUIWY OFIFIUICI-CS ' ' XI t'1'it'f Imxvls 7 Business . zlnzlzlcr K1 HllC'l . ssls a 'u I' I 1 I ll P II t Nl Ii I I lt -Studs t Iiul I d t I h X l II Il l XI 5 I X I X t ll Xl sis iusin l I l ll 'exam' Q l X l l l Jresit cn Izmir '12