Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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lst Row-M. 2nd Row-S. 3rd Row-E 4th Row-R. Stl: Row-R. Renner. Miller, E. Ridgeway. Masonlieimer, Hokanson, S. Caroll. Burkett, H. Hawkins, D. Dorrance, I. Underwood. White, R. Guthrie. C. Harris, S. Casey, D. Clegg. Kneeling-P. Cross. drill team fdril temp. A num- ber of persons associated to- gether and performing psys- ical exercise enforced with regularity and constant repe- tition. Standing-I. Greenwood, M. Reimer, Miss Hagler, R. Guthrie, D. Lerno. 'f' oe wifi I g diy Aff Nl:my's the girl who can trace the nickname of Birdlegs fsee cartoonl to her days on the Drill Team. But they love it, just the same. This year's group, presidented by J l hyllis Cross, stood the public on ear at foot- ,af ball and basketball games and added variety to assembly time. f .XSQJ ei -.YI , ll n,-f'-.gy X . W, r I lqlll I r J f I f , 4 5 ,,o 'Z ' 'fg fry 0,5 if f ?.!f A I ,Av ijt, ,, A 1 4 24, iv I ' ', ,A' 7f ,' X Z ' X gi 'B D , xg , f ' you ' , if 13, Ii'

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Um, ,J f' 0 M '-nn f wwg, .zx.x ff x I fl l OO 13. f d 1 X dance fdleinsj, n. QOF. zl11izz'iz'r. an ff A . 41 Z llllll-W'I'.? A measured leaping, X ,. Iifff .lhl bl., Jz X ' 3 qw! iw 7 ' ' in I 1 .1l AJ: ki , h N N yy A 1 f tx . 5- I I Q I I . K X l N , - -3 :in tripping, or stepping in time to music or rhythmic beats. l - A Dance Conuuitfcc A tliifw ning yis time-iu'. as far ns gaiiccs do, was thi- Driuicy Iwss Bull. lvaiiiclh- Mulmlrvy und Dick Stricklin wi-ru named Prindcrclla and Cinco, in that ordvr. Ri-ally il tliovvl ning. But enough of that! Wcll zittcndcd hy HB. couples wvrc the Christmas Formal, thc work ol ilu- G,A.A.: the lunior-Senior Prom ltlanks , juniors: 'twins tiiffiu, trulyl: .ind tht' May Quccn Dance. which drew hlood sind tcars from the Girls' Lczagiiv hoard. Bringing up thc rcair in thc scasons dance schcdulc was thc Cauldron dance. whcrc studvnts had .I clmnqc of l1vzu't. dvcidvd not to go through with former plains to build zu honfirc lusing quvss what for fuvll and lmvc .1 wcinic hakc. Dances this your proved to he 21 roaring succcss, zuiywuy, 25

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-s Pat Bigelow Y Bob Poindexter e ,x. 4. Ieddy Young ,easy ex-ec'u-tive board Keg-zek'u tiv bord J. An authorized as- sembly eoneerned with the ex- Ken Bmw eeution of the laws or the Con- ' duct of affairs. Back in the dear, dead days beyond recall, when ll Democrat could look you straight in the eye and say, XVe've got 21 man in the VVhite House. students at HB. staged 21 bloodless revolution, wrested the wheel of the ship of state away from the 1lClllllfllSlF2lfl0ll, and elected the very first lfxeeutive Council. Consisting of one representative from each class, this yeair's Higher liehelon spent many an activity period over 21 hot fhlllll Board trying to dig up homes for the C.A.S.C. convention. i 27