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

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Athlete ofthe Year The Athlete of the Year award was the highest ath- letic award given at Huntington Beach High School. Selected by the coaching staff, this young man showed the abilities which exemplified the outstanding ath- lete. Skills, techniques, leadership, dedication, and outstanding achievement were among the many qual- ities displayed by a top athlete. The honor was given to the athlete with the skill and character highly recog- nized in him by his teammates and coaches. Garth Wise y We Garth Wise-breakaway runner. .M ' ,. , 95, M 2.435321wvww.,.:s.tsa..m.t,. ,, ., VV 1 ,, , 3 f Wi ,,,..,,, , , ii 22 HIA: 2 ytit t ,.,t '.i'i W a f - --'r wi t tetttee . ar - 9 Q it S , GV' ' BQ ' 1 1 , l t hat if hi ' 5 P 'Ri va fe' 5',, iv W. ,rtgiragi ,any J 12 jr jj.: h ,, f ,.m4np ,4.e4:4.NW-ff? L E? it t Garth Wise leads another fast break. , Happiness IS . Seniors 10

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Boy ofthe Year f-New M . ,V Gary Hayward- 1970-71 Boy ofthe Year Chess was one of his many interests. Huntington Beach High School's Boy of the Year is Gary Hayward, son of Mr. and Mrs. David K. Hayward of Huntington Beach. Gary was extremely involved in academic work not only on the Huntington Beach campus but on others as well. He was a member of the California t Scholarship Federation every semester of his high school career. He repre- sented Huntington Beach in the Orange County Academic Decathlon. Gary was a member of CSF, Mathematics Club and Chess Club. Also, he was named A a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. He received the Tower Award for outstanding academic achievement in mathematics after previously be- 1 ing a certificate winner for this honor. This young man was also on the video- tape crew, working as an assistant to the audio-visual director. He was in- f volved in all school plays and musicals, and assisted with audio-visual aids for all school and community functions held in the high school. Gary also attended classes at Golden West College and Orange Coast College in the math department working on a textbook key for computors. CSF scholarship funds resulted from unsellish service for others. W swwftm i wlf?-iigfiiiii ...--annul Seniors 9 We relied on Gary for the Student Store operation.

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Most Inspirational Athlete The Most Inspirational Athlete of the Year was selected by one vote of each member of the coaching staff. The award was set up to bring recognition to more than one young man in the field of athletics. The efforts, conscientious work-outs, attitude, and under- lying qualities of being an outstanding member of the program were the qualities judged in the selection. To many of the staff this young man gave to his fullest ability in the athletic program. gxi ., .,,, , A , . . , , .xg 1 Qlas y r Q if 3, l tc- y i f Vi ' ,-5. ' ' Q , ,... in - -fi' - K . 5 QM .5 ii ..t lit is s ttrf r at r Q 9' 1 - r it i . . i H Blmgg 3 , A ar LV VL ji K '- Q, . KS 5 'gk :kr gt A g ir if may ri i ti Q V M w 5 ,i.:' 115, I K 'li .,,f ee V. Building Oiler spirit. Concentration helps win a match. Fight with pride. A tough, conservative match. Seniors 1 1