Mountain View High School - Aegir Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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K.M.V.H.— T.V. Production WMte FRONT ROW: Dale Sam b ' ano, Tony Coley, Jerry Douillard, Mike Martinez, Ray Albrechtsen. The T V and Radio club, headed by Mrs. Pat Carratello, produces the noon time radio show and the bi-monthly newsroom. This group also produces specials, comedies and educational and college information. The Booster Club was unavailable for a picture. They have helped the school in many ways, in- cluding buying jerseys for G.A.A., donating for Pband uniforms, and were responsible for printing the programs for football games. The officers are Tas follows: Martin Goorey, President; Lankin 0. Kee, Vice-President; John Rossel, Treasurer; Richard Lee, Ways and Means; Eileen Goorey, A Recording Secretary; Felisa Montano, Correspond- ing Secretary . BACK ROVJ; Rex Welch, Carol Lee, Esther Blackburn. FRONT ROW: Midge Morrison, Joan Kiertzner, Mitzie Gildersleeve. NOT SHOWN: Paulene Clark, Darlene Blanton, Felisa Montano, Yvonne Russell, Luz Marquez, Harriet Lowe, Connie Ibarra, Jean Woolen, Sandy Ingrahm, Betty Sanders, Mary Galvan. 64

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Folklorico BACK ROW: Miss Pat Duran, Evelyn Bolanos, Maria Garza, Lucy Hernandez, Lulu Hernandez, Alicia Monies, Leticia Pena, Laura Garcia. 2ND ROW: Lupe Hernandez, Rosie Ayala, Lilly Hernandez, Sylvia Estrada, Betty Ann Gaytan. FRONT ROW: Martha Sandoval, Virginia Gutierrez, Elizabeth Hernandez, Ana Garcia, Estella Renteria. NOT SHOWN: Co-sponsor, Mrs. Cecilia Sandoval. 1 1 ■ S I •VV w ' i H F v ' ' V ' 1 j WB • r ' Y kVH ' B B V , ' ' 1 1 Hf 5 , j ' 4 H. ' v 7 fl 1 ' ' vc H E i i ■ - 8N »r- B B ' - i J Folklorico is a Mexican-American dance club which came into existence last year. Sponsored by Miss Duran and Mrs. Sandoval, and Norma Arambula, a student at Mt. View, along with Miss Maricella Crespo, an E.S.L. aide, they help teach dances to the 25 club members. The group has performed for the Association of Mexican-American Educators and at Mt. View ' s Christmas Assembly in addition to tlieir yearly appearance at the school ' s Cinco de Mayo celebration. The costumes in which they perform ar e made by the students themselves. They practice four days a week for an hour at a time and seem to enjoy every minute of it. Members perform at the Christmas assembly. 65

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C.S.F BACK ROW: Lance Fisher, Miss Pat Duran, (Sponsor), Evangelina Martinez, Sid Rementeria, Gail Smitti, Dan Dennis, Linda Vogel, Gary Sanctiez, 2I )D ROW: Jesse Ramirez. Donald Mines, Lindy Rohrback, Melinda Peters, Kathy Moore, Grace linuma, Susanne Blume, Linda Jillson The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to encourage scholarship .nonq students in high school . Membership is by application only, and the grade requirements are an A minus average or better. The goal of every CSF member is to become a sealbearer which is accomplished by being a member of CSF for four semesters out of six, one semester of which has to be in his senior year. Becom- ing a sealbearer not only opens many doors for scholarships, but also helps high school students greatly in achieving their life goals. S s e e m c e o s r) t d e r BACK ROW: Gary Nickel, Susan Blume, Linda Vogel, Gary Sanchez, Kathy Moore, Lucy Vaporis, Elaine Shrum, Don Mines, Evanqelina Martinez, Janet Mitchell, Tina Overton, 2ND ROW: Jes5« Ramirez, Oscar Aguilar, Leticia Coronado, Monica Ramirez, Mel inda Peters. 1ST ROW: Russ Gorman, Lance Fisher, Mike Defer, Yancy Miller, Dan Dennis, Juan Ramirez. 65