Rancho Alamitos High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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QYS ' 0 3 or 5' 6' Y' fish? As president for the first semester, Rosanne Mystrom per- formed her duties well and, was a helpful comrade to any- one with a problem. Her duties included presiding at Girls' League assemblies, representing Rancho at conventions, and organizing work of the League. ' ' lui Sameibaz The Girls' League is an organization belong- ing to our student government that furthers friendliness, responsibility and dress control among the girls. All the girls attending Rancho are members and participate in the activities that continue throughout the year. Girls' League is also responsible for selection of Girl of the Month. Qizfi I fi-ni Meeting once a week to further the goals of the Girls' League and to set up rules and regulations, are the girls who comprise the board, lfrom left to right, ist rowl: Sharon Ostrem, vice president, Sheryl Anderson, Ways and Means, Cathy Chute, Welcome, Lori Arcuri, secretary, Josephine Aten-Advisor. i2nd rowi. Sandie Rollenhagen, publicity, Judy Newman, co-ordinator, Judy Dissmore, historian, Eloise Adams, treasurer, Rosanne Mystrom, president.

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LOOKING OVER ATLAS to speculate on their possible destin- ations are finalists in the Foreign Exchange program. Stand- ing from left are: AI Erickson, Sharon Langstraat, Mike Dever- eaux, and Phil White. Front: Judy Gaines, Cathy Chute, and Judy Qissmore. Y Y s l L l l l il i I l 1 Marshall Turner wears antlers which he brought back from his stay last summer in Finland. He carried them on his back all the way because they wouldn't fit into his pushing crowds always gave him plenty he almost speared a policeman In Grand This is Rancho's third. year Foreign Exchange program. Jill dent to be selected, traveled to Mars-hall., Turner went to Finland two students participating-one and one in the winter. suitcase. He found that of room. At one point Central Station. of participation in the Elliott, first Rancho stu- Germany. Last summer This year we will have in the summer program i t..-, - .- 1- V . , . L fivmfcz ziencfsgifz V A . . , wr- ewgp-af, . Q 'fo ,PP 1 ' 'il' 'Yr.JJl 1 , 5 , gl. J 'oQ 9 94 000150. f . W ,.0y l o.4. ' Q., , 0 'Qlil. y!..x.s dlg ' .Q ogx'-' . I fb Q.. an if . 9 0 . W.?!5.5 ia - Y 5 ' N. ' 0 5 . 9,79 Matilda Lopez Garcia studied on our campus this year. She is from the province of Granada, in Spain. She is'wearing her national costume doing a dance she performed many times during the year. Matilda plans to become a teacher of history.

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sconc! 5El'l2Eif'E'Z ' The second semester Girls' League officers continued their activities with several assemblies, a fashion show-luncheon, and Big and Little Sister Day. Newly elected president, Sharon Langstraat took over her ' responsibilities with a smile. Endeavoring to make the league -even better in the future are the board. ISitting, left to rightl: Nancy Crawford, Lori Arcuri, Sharon Langstraat, Sooky Hernandez, Dottie Boysel. Standing: Mrs. Josephine Aten, Meredith Kessler, Joyce Garon, Sandie King, Barbara Brians, and Judy Gaines. J