South Fork High School - Log Yearbook (Miranda, CA)

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Seated, left to right. Y. McAllister Song Leader, A, Harper, Treasurer, J. Slcrehot, Secretaryg' J. Beebe President, J. Strouss, Vice Presi Olitftt, C. Kreiger, Parliamentarian G. Scholfield, Historian, Standing T. Cha-rtrand, Mrs. Kluck, Advisor C. Berg, J, Hansen, M. Gallagher l.. Ray, A. Scholfield, P. Dalgliesh C. Beal, B Meier. HEMS Future Homemakers of America is an orga nization ot girls who are inter ested in Home Economics. Their motto Toward New Horizons expresses their purpose-learning to live better today in order that their lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. F.H.A., F.B.L.A. STEPPING STONES TO SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. Future Business Leaders of America is composed ot students who have taken or are taking a commercial subject. Their purpose is to help their mem- bers prepare for a useful occupation and further their interest in business. mg l.CSmith Q13-:aaa-a-It 1191. -f JK JK AM ' ' an Seated, left to right: J. Beebe, Vice President, C. Sinz, Treasurer, L. Griffin, Secretary, S. Kolbeck, Presi- dent, E. Anderson, Corresponding Secretary, M. Whitmarsh, W. Rea- soner. First row, standing. R. Blu- rnenstock, G. Johnson, S. Mclnturf, S, Smith, T. Bagley, E. Hartzell, J. Strouss, Mrs. Brown, Advisor. Sec- ond row: D. Fulwider, D. Stewart, S. McDaniel, J. Engelman, E. Mor- gan, W. Harvey. Not pictured: D. Bobell, M. Engelman, A. Harper, P. Todd, J. Williams.

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First row, left to right: J. Dimmick J. Johnson, President, D. Carlton Secretary, F. Nichols, T, Rushing. Second row: J. Johnson, B. Beat, T. Littlefield, M. Brisbin. Third row: D. Monschke, L. Cochran, 8. East- ham, L. Baker, Treasurer, D. Col- cleaser, J. Benbow. Fourth row: H. Lewis, J. Reback, F, Townsley, Vice President, Mr. Smith, Advisory M. Wilson, D. Wyatt, W. Harvey, Di- vision Lieutenant Governor. Not pic- tured: N. Conner, C. Christiansen, N. Henderson, G. Whitley, M. Wright. Key Club is an organization composed of selected Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys. Their purpose is to give service to their school and community. This year their projects have included the Locker Clean-up, Christ- mas decoration, and Clothing Drive. KEY CLUB, CIRCLE S PROMOTE SERVICE. First row, left to right: J. Neyrnan P. Hayden, E. Hartzell, C. Ray, A Bolman, D. Downie, S. Wirta. Sec- ond row: F. Nichols, E. Morgan Secretary, L. Jacobs, W. Harvey President, F. Hartzell, Vice Presi dent, B. Hayden, J. Engelman Third row: S. Kolbeck, P. Lewis, B Adams, G, Woods, T. Chartrand, Li Griffin, A. Shirley. Fourth row D. Sager, M. Albee, C. Kreiger, M Hall, P. White, J. Moore, B. Shirley J. Gillespie, Fifth row. J. Benborv Treasurer, J. Skrehot, J. Williams, P. Todd. M. Nichols, D. Stewart, R. Blurnenstock Not pictured: L. Coch- ran M. Smith Mr Benn, Advisor. Circle S is an organization which emphasizes service to its school. Any student may be a member, if approved by the club. Circle S members have worked very effectively directing traffic in the hall and supervising the lunch line. QS -bun

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O!- 'X Q yu, E JUNIOR STATESMEN-First row, left to right: G. Wilson, J. Neyman, P. Hayden, R. Blumenstock, Presideni, L. Jacobs, Secretary, E. Hanzell. Second row: E. Morgan, M. Albee, Vice President, M. Hall, C. Ray, J. Engelman. Third row: J. Benbow, J. Skrehot, F, Hanzell, B. Hayden, J. Dimmick. NEW ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDE NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB-Sea1ed, lefr to right: C. Ray, F. Harfzell, E. Harrzell, A. Bollman, Secrefary, M, Hill, S. Wirta, L. McClure, D. Downie, J. Beebe. Second row: Miss Rosenga, Advisor, D. LaBeck, A Monschke, L. Griffin, D. Briceland, J. Williams, J. Skrehoi, A. Harper, J. Sfrouss, C. Kreiger, T. Rushing M. Albee, Vice President. Third row: J. Engelman, D. Stewart, R. Smith, M. Hall, J. Dimmick, P. Hayden Not pictured: L. Williams, Presidenr, W. Williams, L. Pedersen, A. Shirley, M. French. r . . X?i1b,:L,5u : A F' .