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

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ecognizea' by Leagues Through the efforts of Boys' League, ten Boys- of-the-Month were selected in recognition of overall excellence. The boys were chosen on the basis of scholastic achievements, service to school and community, and general participation in school activities. Senior athletes and scholars are annually honored for these outstanding achievements. February Sharon Akin Dan Thom 1 xii!-ill' -nk iQ' f-A if-'Q is c..,,. March April Joan Wallis Kevin F inneran Susan Teague Taylor Puryear .gf a 1i May June Ellen Lichengtein Garth Wise Mary Jo Standley Scott Steidinger Seniors 7

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utstanding Seniors Selected by Girls' League, the Girls-of-the- Month were chosen on the basis of both school and community activities, service and dedication, and academic achievement. All Girls-of-the- Month were honored at the final Girls' League Social. In recognition of their achievements, Huntington Beach High School proudly honored these outstanding senior girls. 'V' September Pamela Morrison Bill Twigg '1 l fi October November .Ian Borgerson Rick Henry Mary Ann Moreno Gary Hayward 6 Seniors --all We ng' .. ,W ww December January Gwynn Geiger Darrel Walker Carol Kasparek John Paup

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Girl ofthe Year Huntington Beach High School's Girl of the Year is Gwynn Geiger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Geiger of Huntington Beach. During her four years at Huntington Beach Gwynn served her fellow students as a representative on class councils, as sophomore class secretary, as junior class president, as senior class treasurer, and as a member of the Oiler Executive Board for two years. She also served as a representative to Student Congress for four years and twice was a delegate to District 21 CA SC conferences. Among her many on campus activities were CSF, AFS, Pep Club, Drill Team, Tower Club, GAA, and the Cauldron staff. As members of these organizations, she showed her leadership by serving as Drill Team captain for two years, Tower Club president during her senior year, GAA Board member, Homecoming chairman, Pep Commissioner, Queen of Courts chairman, and as Americans Abroad final- ist in the AFS program. Gwynn was a member of the Orange County Academic Decathalon Team, serving on the Honors team which was made up of students with a 3.5-4.0 GPA. She was named one of the Top Ten Oilers, was selected a candidate for Outstand- ing Teenager of America, was honored with the Daughters of the American Revolution Award, and was selected Miss Junior Miss of Huntington Beach. Gwynn Geiger-l970-71 Girl ofthe Year AM.. , 4 X ....,,.. K MP ... t T, Pride, loyalty, dedication. Scholar, organizer, leader iz, , Q ..,.. Poise, charm, talent. 8 Seniors Athlete, team work, booster. gg-mi sm-