Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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Ae leffermen Decreased Aefivify Increased The Lettermen sponsored the Harlem Clown game which was the major money making project during the first semester. During the second semester, the members had a cushion sale which proved to be better than ex- pected. Over all the Lettermen's Club was more active than they have been in the past few years. Yi Front row: Ken Kountz, Steve Miller, Scott Foth, Mike Teixeira, and Mark Wilcox. Second row: Ted Reynolds, Jim Toste, John Kampschimdt, Norman Furtado, and Steve Perry. Third row: George Perez, Rod Stilson, Ken Lea, David Rowell, Gilbert Quintana and Leopoldo Cantu. ' Qian: D-V 4 I N

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Homecoming week was a very hectic Week for GAA mem- bers. During the week they worked hard to produce a float to show team support at the Homecoming Game. They also held their annual Chicken BBQ that night. Due to compli- cations the Dinner and the Christmas Dance didn't turn out as planned. During the year GAA participated in various Playdays. At the Central Playday, GAA placed first and second playing basketball. In the Kerman Recreation Volleyball Tourna- ment one of the GAA teams won first place. In the Spring, GAA hosted their annual events, such as: Blossom Day, Swim Playday, and a Volleyball Tournament. GAA Volleyball Champions The Levi Brigade ' ' , sv ' ' vu r . x ' - ' ' X . H 5 Y -'Vex . , K in X X.. D oee -. ,W , H , . ' : -

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JN .MEM Ol? If jehn Quin lam: 1955-1972 . .LH nu - . ' Uze deepest feeling always shows itsef in sileuee.