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

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S u I .... 1 rin Back Row: D. Gonzalesg D. Halig S. Aicoserg H. iviontejanog IVI. Coelhog B. Harrisg IVI. Harguindeguyg G. Riddleg D. Cooper, D. Eliasg G. Bettsg R. Borgesg G. Coffmang S. Aguiarg F. Gonsalvesg IVI. Jiniinez. Second: D. Araiceliang S. Gambleg R. Alvesg B. Duinkerkeng D. Stewartg R. Garciag L. Aguayog K. Bargerg S. Davis, D.. ,LaBeIieg A. Tos.teg,L. Fiiceg A. Castleding.'Third: T. ,Jacksong A. Hernandezg K. Fikeg A. Garciag C. Wagenaarg lVi. Rosag E. Bertaog S. Navarrog V. Aguayog S. Abinag IVI. Rosag C. Balderamag IVI. Alcoserg lVi. Jonesg C. Nlattosg R. Sniroyamag IVI. iVlorrisg L. Coffman. Fourth: S. Koelovvyng D. Leeg L. Ivienezesg K. Aviiag C. Harguindeguyg J. Nlarting R. Nlartinezg A. Frebergg L. Huributg L. lVicGiII. Fifth Rovv: K. Gravanceg A. Barrenog R. Bisig C. ill Block L and GAA threw candy during the Homecoming Parade. asm Y Domingasg L. Frebergg K. Laningnamg C. Roch, T. Hansep T. Leap C. Rosag L. Avilag L. Hanseg K. Sarrattg R. Nesterg C. Svveedeng D. Ivlattosg L. Conners. Sixth: Advisor, Larry Yeghoiang J. Dudley: J. Stevvartg S. Arakeliang IVI. Avilag K. de-Vriesg L. Correiag B. Gomesg K. Nesterg IVI. Alcoserg C. Svveedeng C. Connersg Advisor, Kim Brovvn. fail 53

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GAA and Block L Pull Together After a successful Progressive Dinner and Sports Awards Program, the To unite the athletes for promoting clubs looked forward to the School activities and fellowship Sweetheart festivities and 3 Held popcorn. Here Vickie Aguayo helps a custome among T-hem59IVe5f '5 the Block I- EXCUl'SlOlW. 2. Gary Betts wins a cake at the cake raffle, and Girls Athletic Association , purpose. And uniting they did. l Together the clubs brought themselves out of serious financial i problems by selling popcorn at i football games, a cake raflile and i concession stands at the Jr. High A tournaments they sponsored. Yet every rose has its thorn. lVloney i caused some dissatsifaction. lvlarylou Morris, GAA President, said, 'Some members aren't in agreement with the unequal financial balances. Block L Vice President, lVliIce Jiminez, lelt that the unequal balances should be Joined, forming one balance for both clubs. Larry Yeghoian, Block L advisor, stated that vvhen the tvvo clubs merged, Block L vvas deeper in debt so the balances remained l separate. Both clubs have straightened things out and split all costs 50 50. 1 A big money maker at football games is 2 . 5 52 fall

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Wy!! F4 FHA Revived Future Homemakers of America held their Candlelight Initiation, which was followed by a potluck dinner, for the first time in two years. ll Christy Sweeden, Kay Sarratt and Robin Nester enjoy themselves at the Candlelight Initiation dinner. 2l BACK ROW: Marcia Jones, secretary, Rhonda Sweeden, treasurer, FRONT ROW: Marylou lVlorris, president, Debbie Durst, vice president. 42 '36 'gf' its Z' . -uf ' ,K ' . N.. ..f Jag, 'xiii' '56 bb , . '51-4' 1 ISE! as fa , X ' IUETU.. I,-limi '- .K . . ,. A ... ,, . L, ... i. i ki First Row: C. Balderamag G. Garcia, A. Cerdag S. Koelewynp J. Whitcombp S. Navarro: Nl. Advisor, Mrs. Stephanie O'Brien. Third Row L M- Morris: M. JONES! R- Sweedenr L4 COFFEE: Harrell, L. Dias, C. Sweeden, L. Coffmang K. Dooley, A, Garcia, C. Wagnaarg L. Hanse. Nl. Rosa: C. Nlattos. Second Row: T. Jackson: Nester. K, Safran: R. Nester, T, Hanseg 54 fha