Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

Page 36 text:

, new A . fwf' Sy, ,L ' f 5L 5 4, LM? 5 , 4 4 ,. ma., , Q - 1 Y , ,K 'Qi s ,K 41,7 ,,.: fu- wifi e f i fmvsea W ,uw fe .xf1,,'1 -14 's .-1 ,,g,?gg,QQ,l.i2L 2 QE 'Q ff W Q - 3 O f 43' 15.3, ' Z A . -'fd n , Q ff L fj ' f' :f.'w' M , I '. . , .. ' . , k ' ' 1 I A r 6 W 1 i:'2 ,u I 'J ,. I f Q K ffm A A if if , 1 5 - I ,. I ' 9. .gjql-',fgf'f-I ,- ' Aif'5N,j-Qi' ,,, -.3 , ' 'QlQ,fj,Q,gf,f' fy? . I V x,jr3,g5QfLp5.mh gg L,,, wwf 51 0 , 1 '.1. '...,. -. 4 ,n ,Q My -W A ,l : V Q J A Q i lv, fi 11 QM 1 'iw : ' 5 :jf ,RN f,,,,g, . , ' 'Q P? , ' - x - H M f if 4 af' E A 'V ,N J lf I I ' ' 7' K g wg rf , ,Q . ne W I f- 'W-Vw . Qfffiff , f-M . , , . , , ,V N . WV , W f vm ff ' fr Q ,4. f, ,W h ity H .-- as VjKQy+fa?M I + , ,a -,Q eww- fi' S ,W X. ,, 1 'Q I , A ,mp J 4. L? , WW w i fl:- r , U, M V V . , ' ' ' A11 , sul .L 1 . NU' k X , A 1. 1- .1 77 V ,V 3 ',',ff,,' 7 ' Q J' ' pf , - 1 , . F , ,, . X

Page 35 text:

Farrah Fawcett Majors Reaches Sudden Holi wood Stardom The newest face on the Hollywood scene this year was Farrah Fawcett Majors, whose hairdo and slim figure made her name a household word. T-shirts, posters, dolls, and even bean bag chairs bore Farrah's face, as many manufacturers made millions of dollars off her popularity and looks. Even though she made her T.V. debut in commercials, Farrah reached the height of her popularity while starring in the hit T.V. show Charlie's Angelsf' However, halfway through the year she quit the series to appear in movies and to guest star on different T.V. shows. -Y' 'ffl Farrah Fawcett Majors - Hollywood's newest star. I l GILBERT GARCIA WANDA L. GERMAN PETER GONET LORI R. GOODMAN RENEE GARCIA LAURA L. GILLESPIE WILLIAM J. GONZALEZ Seniors 31

Page 37 text:

to Gseqjo Since they were started in 1948, Bank of America's Achievement Awards have developed into one of the most highly respected student award programs in the nation. It now includes more than 300,000 graduating seniors from nearly every high school in California. The selection begins at the individual schools where faculty committees select certificate winners in up to twelve spe- cific academic fields. The committee then chooses students in each of four general study fields: Fine Arts, Liberal Arts, Science and Mathematics, and Vocational Arts. Scholastic ability is a major factor in the selection, although participation in school and community also is evaluated to show a student's total accomplish- ments. The Daughters of the American Revo- lution Award is chosen on the basis of leadership, patriotism, service to the school and the community, and de- pendability qualities. CSF LIFE MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Allan Baer, Cindy Aulwes, Kim Stevens, John Thomson BACK ROW: Pegi Pritchard, Jen- nifer Walhin, Glenda Sell, Tammy Hagan Tammy Hagan Bank of America Plaque Winner iScience and Mathematicsl DAR Good Citizen Award Melanie Irvine Bank of America Plaque Winner fVocational Arts? Senior Honors 33