Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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feffl. . , fig, RX xifefy. lil ik 'sf'-W X x may -gnfx Bob Waselewski is the staff photographer. He also writes stories and invents captions. Mr. Shepherd is the Royal Page Advisor. He supervises the progress of the entire staff and makes decisions for the improvement of the paper. ' t finance the paper. Anna Locke is the Advertising Manager. She gets all the ads necessary o aw , M-M , ,Myr- MLW Susan Borrelli, and Brenda Martin examine a paper from another Lynette Grellson and Loretta Jones discuss the paper. Lynette is the Brenda are the staff artists and draw ad illustrations. Brenda Press Bureau and writes press releases to be sent to the daily news- Susan is the Exchange Editor. She writes From Afar, telling papers. Loretta, the Gossip Editor, writes the Lion's Tale. She also schools. writes stories.

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i KID 04 LS' 0'0MPAN 011.9 6'HI'E The September 10 arrival of Genevieve Didier Smith was anxiously awaited by the Monarchy. Her welcome to the States became com- plete as painted signs and shouts of Bonjour greeted her in the royal Monarch fashion. For the first few days of school Geva fas she came to be known by grateful Monarchs who wrenched their tongues on Genevievej was lost in a wilderness of smiling faces and strange surroundings. But she rapidly recovered and her ever- ready giggle became her trademark. She invented the word Logsy, obviously applied to an active senior, and received the nickname Jeff in return. She tried her hand at pool, poker, and acting, playing Miss Frank in the senior play. Everything that pleased her was promptly labeled cute. During the year Geva posed as a French cymbal player in the March- ing Band and accompanied the Spanish Club to Rosarito Beach, where she exercised her not-so-limited espanol. Her overnight stay at Rosarito must have exhausted her, for slamming doors, screaming children, and accidental kicks in the side failed to rouse her the following morning. Q E x E Listening intently to a quiet tune played by three girls and sung by the entire group, Geva is seated between the expressive arm of Logsy and the head of independent hair belonging to Laurrra. Geva was a rather unique exchange student, being herself an American citizen. She was born in Detroit, and lived in the U. S. for five years. Now for the second time in her life she has returned to France, but this time with many cute, lasting friendships. With her return the memory of warm Americans, so well represented by the Smiths, and a new love of wrestling. In her own words, Geva's reaction to the lutte is WOW1 . 'if tl 'W new - ,Q nv Thinking everyone had forgotten her birthday qhow could shell, Geva was raptur- On December 7, a surprise birthday party was held ous when a group of mischievious girls screamed Happy Birthday! as she for a bewildered Geva, who was taken to Donna Stor- entered the house. Her sister Cheryl gingerly experiments with one of the three ton's house to clear the guests' arrival and then was guitars . spirited back.