Palm Springs High School - Chia Yearbook (Palm Springs, CA)

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35 Ufmflie Tw ft to Right: Pam Taylor, Pat Haggerty, Virginia Kennedy, Sopranos, Ronna Hightower, Linda Bartong Priscilla Paul, Second Sopranos, Kathy Stainbrook san Elliott, June Lorrieu, Altos. THE FRESHMAN TRIPLE TRIO This group usually meets every Thursday at Mr. Hammond's house for one hour of good, hard practice. The selection of the singers was based on musicianship and voice quality. The Triple Trio made its first showing at the Christmas concert. Willis Edwards 145

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S Goiwmvfwirtf Each country endeavors to educate its citizens in the fundamentals of gov- ernment. ln the United States, where every adult has a voice in the running of the country, it is essential that every high school student participate in his school's government. ,Q . - - . . 5:1111-2' f- I f , -- .. , ,.,-s , ':., . '..4-f -. 'L..',f Xi A , 1 , f 'Q': ,- Q '15, , 21- , .. L, , f.---f4 -..' , og Front Row, Left to Right: Sharon Linville, Ann Humphreys, Lee Lamb, Georgia Benner, Jay Miller, Carson Fleetwood, Sharon Laker, Bill Adolph, The Thinker, Shirley Janiuk, Bob Boyle, Charley Truaxy Kenny Cosgrove, Steve Sellery. Second Row: Pete Younghusbancl, Stan DeGruccio, Dick Brubaker, Andie Hass, Ernie Reyes, Jim Hopp, Heather Rutledge, Margo Morrison, Patsy Riley, Alexa Clark, Carol Paul, Jeff Castleman, Sarosh Mehta, Roy Taylor, Lynne Hamerschlag. The student government at Palm Springs High School encourages its members to ex- ercise their rights as leaders in a democratic society. Through high school elections, the student not only acquaints himself with the prob- lems of an elected office, but gains valuable information which will help him cast an in- telligent and informed vote in national and state affairs. In participating, the student is making himself better qualified to be a member of our society, which is more con- scious than ever before of world political situations. Li Siegel T46 Front Row, Left to Right: Vic Martin, Tom Rastle, Richard Post, Mike Mochusig David Frederick, Pat Delgado, Barbara Butler, Susie Phillips, Sharon Oistad, Wa Walker, Jim Beradini. Second Row: Jim Sheppard, Carson Fleetwood, Shelby Cofg Michelle Linville. Back Row: Gary Smolker, Diane Allen, Diane Hersh, Ann Badd Cindy Elliott, Sharon Riley, Nan Stephens, Linda Gold.