Laton High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Laton, CA)

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Champions Tomorrow ,gf 4 l ..,-L ' ', Q? . I ' HA 1 .F --N-A ' gl .f . ,., A-- ff 1 x in vr','M'l-5!T.v ' 1. Varsity girls practice correct serving style and form. 2. Dave Hall and Varsity Coach Chuck Budde adjust pitching machine for batting practice. 3. Rick Alves expressively goes for the homerun. 4. Varsity boys strive for perfection in serves. 5. Steve Davis warms up his arm before practice. 6 and 7. Girls team strives for the inevitable ace. 'IG if eg V 'I vi 1 : E 5.4 f H h T .fu P I 1 4 4' ' 5 'fi Sage . 'lr-N289- 5 V' Q ., . Yaiftfil sri V ' t . no. if is 1 I 'L Q, ., 'A ' 5 Q wi A , .M I T E 1-As' . 1 -to .. .ooi H1 fu. l ,J ' V I A 11235 ff-rfis ' A' . I' Z 1 'X 'i x4 3, Tit' ., N ., .l R71 1' xp Urwrw ,,, ,,l v -: ' , . 4' - fl -'- . y.',A--it ' ltd:-.A 'I 5 x - ML, li FL 1' ul ease, J J . 4- gg ,ll ,341 5-:gig 'L1A,1 , .- 5' It . ' a 'Q --... f X ,HJ ,xv M Q 5 'X'-w ,, H 1 .. 3 I ' ' 4, 2:- a,,al.-el?, S3-Q - I 6 X ' X at V - -,.. ' in N' E ' i i.QX,, a ' i' l ..- 6 -5 11... Li 7 spring 99 S

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LHS Powered By Seniors I'n'1SUye We'H get to go, Was the SUiTii'Tied up Vliceiy Seflioi' Class response from John Martin, Semm, President Frank Gonsalves, UA lot of class advisor. He was referring to the Latoli High 5em9 5 have been to seniors' traditional trip to Catalina. Catflilliaf PM this Yew' 'S the Pei-I' Many were concerned about the funds available for the trip, because transportation costs had risen. Thanks to Principal David Vaughn, who worked out a new transportaion policy, costs were cut considerably, The new policy helped all clubs on their outings. Marylou Morris felt, 'Its always the same people doing the work and in order to go to Catalina, everyone has to do their share. This statement was backed up by Mr. Martin, who likes to see the kids work on money makers because it helps them later on in life. Fund raisers included sno-cones and car washes. The seniors were 1. Advisors: John Martin and Mrs. Mary Jan Jarrett. 2. Class oFFicersz Sgt. at Arms, Jerry Williams, Treasurer, Ruth Shiroyama, Secretary, Marylou Morris, President, Fr Gonsalves, and Vice President, Landy Pike. Z s gi-gill? if 100 seniors rl 1