La Habra High School - Hieland Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

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SENIORS CAME AND CONQUERED 'r - hd CLASS COUNCIL, Back row. lefl' To righlrz Bill Kruse, Jim Rufherford, Diclc Gilbert Jay Lewis. Sal Vargas. Froni row: Jucly Chilman, Chris Jaich, Carolyn Howell, Ivy Borden, ancl Chris Ives. F li 11 H I :Zvi 1. S I HAVING MADE ALL IMPORTANT DECI- -V x. S f I I 'Q s51f'.fQf :31 SIONS, 'rhe council was Jrhe mosl eflechve A ui-gf I f ff gga, bocly in lhe Senior Class. They were eleclecl Wi., . fx im fzfijf Q' . . U 4 from each ol Ihe Senior English classes: lx Aljilgf rf however, nnosl council meehngs were open Q5 I , ' .T I 'ro allow for lull represenlahon and parhci- pahon. The class advisors clonaled much of 2'U :fix -,A ,- 'i V2 ' If I 'I . . . . A l1,Qgfj.1 . i lheir lime and pahence +o help direcl +he L. - - elforrs of rhis achve class. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Lennerlz, Mrs. Brown. Mr. Borlz. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. I-loplcins.

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1' 1 Ai 26 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Don OIIpI'1an'r. Presiderfrg Dave PIIrI'o, Vice-President Judy Morgan, SecreIaryg Nancy I-IenIcIe. Treasurer. ACHIEVEMENT AND STRENGTH RANK HIGH ON THE LIST OF AT- TRIBUTES OF THE MIGHTY CLASS OF 1963. AS A UNIT THEY CAME AND CONOUERED HERE AT LHHS. THREE OUT OF FOUR YEARS THEY WON THE UNITED FUND DRIVE. TYPICALLY, THEY PASSED THE UNDERCLASSMEN WITH FLYING COLORS IN THE STUDENT BODY CARD SALE THIS YEAR. AS THIS IMPRESSIVE CLASS LEAVES LA HABRA HIGH AND GOES ITS SEPARATE WAYS, IT CAN BE SAID THEY ARE SECURE IN THE FAITH THEY HAVE SHOWN THESE PAST FOUR YEARS AS AN OUTSTANDING GROUP ACADEMICALLY, ATHLETICALLY, AND SPIRITUALLY.

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4 'Q A uuucu. me E H P' I, I Q! E THIS IS THE WAY TO STUDY? No. This is The way To bring back wonderful mem- ories To Judy oT her all Too shorT Trip. JUDY'S FAMILY IN BRAZIL made her Teel very much aT home. They were wonderTul people she'lI never TorgeT. IN JANUARY OF 1962 began my mosT exciTing and unTorgeTable experiences. IT was aT This Time ThaT l had The privilege oT sTaying wiTh a Brazilian Tamily, in Rio de Janerio. The Philipovshys, my newly acquired Tamily, were marvelosol During my eighT monTh sTay, I spenT Tour monThs aTTending school wiTh my new broTher, Carlos. and sisTer, Maria Alice. There in school I noT only gained an insighT inTo Their educaTional pracTices buT acquired many lasTing Triends. The remaining Time provided me wiTh The opporTuniTy To view The beauTiTul counTry and modern ciTies and To observe The social cusToms and religious pracTices oT The Brazilians. I am mosT graTeTul Tor The opporTuniTy given me To visiT a neighboring land. lv1uiTo obrigoda, Judy Chilman ,V 451 , IJ? '-L ar if MR. AND MRS. CHILMAN are very proud oT Judy's many aca- demic achievemenTs and were 28 Thrilled upon learning OT her op- porTuniTy To go To Brazil.