Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Q.. 6 ,,.........---,,. TOP ROW QL TO Rj: Craig Daniels, Chuck Ross, Gary Anwyl, Pat Lee. 2ND ROW QL TO RJ: Bill Behnke, Ken Wogenson, jose Rich, Mike Vandor, Don Hellier. 3RD ROW fL TO RQ: Stacy Roe, Bill Thomson, jim Davis, Doug Lee, John Hamburg, Keith Comer. Advisor: Mr. Womer. Not pictured: Ron Gurvitz, Larry West. Inzcvvxcz A i Interact is one of Marina's service clubs. Their biggest project of the year is the Marina-Westminster Rotary Invitational Basketball tourna- ment. Months of planning go into getting ready for this tournament. One of the highlights of this game is the crowning of the Queen of Courts. Five girls are nominated for this honor by the basketball team. Inter- act then chooses the Queen. Our congratulations go to Miss Carolyn Clark, Queen of Courts 1971-1972. Her court was as follows, Stephanie Blase, Terry Carter, Diane Russ Bennett' Parker, and Jolie Zetler. K.. 5 as I -Aa.. -4' Stephanie Blase and Terry Carter smile pretty at Carolyn smiles with delight as she is crowned in the backgrounff V - - stands her court. From LEFT TO R1cHT: Jolie zeuer, Diane Parker the Camera or is it the Photogmphefw? and Terry Carter. 1 R 4 .4 r ra, 1 . 'P 3 1 as ' Q , .,s,M.M V, A. .. , W ' 1' ' A V . ,f :,.., V, ,Aix A,Af'.V Cix i. l I T rf if I '- f ig 'f -1 ,L T, .. 5 Kiwi ' A f ' - ' - . gal T i a: i W- l -i. s 1' Surprise, surprise shocked as Carolyn heard she was Queen of Courts! ! ! ! I From LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephanie Blase, Carolyn Clark, Jolie Zetler and Diane Parker. There she is Miss Queen of Courts , Carolyn stands thrilled with roses and her crown. 179

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u P Anchors Anchor Club is a senior girls' organization which purpose is to serve the school and the sur- rounding communities. This year's activities started with serving as Big Sisters at the Big- Little Sister Breakfast. Other projects that followed were, Christmas gifts for retarded children, a food basket for a needy family, serving at various banquets and other functions for the school. The officers are as follows Susie Yabuki, presidentg Judy Douglass, vice-presidentg Carol Marcotte, secretaryg Jeannie Dunn, treasurerg and Margaret Armstrong, Historian. f fam ily. A Anchor clubs' fearleass leader excitingly leads a meeting, Susie Yabuki. 178 Judy Douglas, Susie Yabuki, Jeanine Dunn and Carol Marcotte are busy sewing stuffed animals for the underprivelaged children. Here Carol Marcotte, Jeanine- Dunn, Gayle Devlin, Judy Douglas and Linda Anderson. They are f filling a box of food for a needy H-. W7 ,-,,,,.af,f 525 '57 f Janet Koch, Leslie Maddox, Kim Todd and Margaret Armstrong are speechless as they watch Susie demonstrate belly dancing!! ff? X A t Anchor club girls look on as co-member eats a frog leg! ! ! W5 ,f hm. 1'

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Pol Ris Being a service club, Polaris Club's purpose is centered mainly around help- ing their community and Marina itself. It's main projects this year were a potluck dinner for new members, caroling at nearby convalescent homes and having an Easter party for the handicapped. In serving Marina, Polaris members have ushered at graduation and served at various other functions this year. The officers this year Were: Cindy Cutforth, Presi- dentg Linda jue, Vice-Presi- dentg Faith Morrison, Record- ing Secretaryg Maureen Baily, Historiang Linnie Hughes, Treasurer. 7 fbi ' 1 I , 2 1 QW A- .4 ' .1 Y . h P51-W ' Polaris Club participated in Club week, here Elysa MacGregor and Maureen Bailey are describing the fun they have belonging to Polaris.