Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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ll? HL MJ T mis' Els ll? Officers of the C. S. F. are, left to right, President Malvern Stevens, Vice-President Pat Hess, and Secretary'Treasurer Connie Schmitt. The rest of the gang: At the top, left to right, are Darlene Bell, Lou Ann Ford, Joe Pastrone, Donald Dansby, George Sherman, Malvern Stevens, John Tansley, and sponsor, Mr. Robins. Second row, left to right: Diane Herbort, Josephine Carrasco, Shari McKean, Phyllis Oswald, Evelyn Cunningham, Judy Klein, Sydney Smith, Pat Stevens, and Pat Finnelly. Third row, left to right: Nancy Reed, Sandra Parmelee, Marie Dillon, Carol McCullough, Dorothy Marshall, Mary Alice Knowles, Pat Clampitt, and Barbie Kraut. Fourth row, left to right: Pat Hess, Doris Rich, Sylvia Chavarria, Margie Dill, Kathy Hurlacker, Joe Ann Allen, Virginia Hall, and Connie Schmitt. Biggest C. S. F. deal this year was the excursion to Los Angeles in April, Mr. Robins and Mrs. Noel took 21 enthusiasts on a tour of U.C.L.A., a television studio, and Griffith Park Planetarium, they also saw a 3-D movie and visited Knott's Berry Farm.

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0 VN if tf yL-, it f L IIEAHRT llhll . . f Z 1. rf? Top left: Dishing up a wicked serve, Pat Clampitt and partner, Pat Finnelly, indulge in after school G.A.A, recreation. Top middle: Pat Hagar's confused. Should I eat it or catch it? Top right: It's a duel for second base between Arleen and Helen, and it looks like Arleen lost. Middle left: Barbara Rhodes, umpiring, doesn't look like she thinks this was the one to hit. Judy walloped it though, and it's a good thing because Evelyn wosn't low enough to catch it. . , . fm-mn Middle left: Due to o very nasty expression on her face we had to cut off Dolores Portillo's head. Makes a nice looking picture now. Left to right: The G.A.A. officers-President Marie Dillon, Treasurer Frances Jones, and Vice-President Bev Compton. Bottom left: Gee, is Helen proud. She caught it! Arloen doesn't think it's so greatg Helen was bound to catch one sometime. Bottom right: Members of the energetic G.A.A. pon prottily. 41 nA..rL!

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lNllElIl9TM llNllE xy '- s ff? Q z mi,- MQ7 , l fic Ne' E A. V3 s ,:., Y. sf ii -is ce- Q, N ' S K ixiwsssxu Officers of the K, K. are, left to right, Secretary Sylvia Chavarria, Treasurer Barbara Garcia, Vice-President Mary Williams, and President Nancy Read. K. K.'ers in the top row, left to right, are Dolores Portillo, Helen Fair, Barbara Pease, Mary Williams, Nancy Read, and Lois Pratt. Second row, left to right: Ellen Wallace, Nancy Smithg sponsor, Mr. Gillcinson, Frances Jones, and Josephine Carrasco. Third row, loft to righrz Sylvia Chavarria, Doris Rich, Margie Dill Juno Russell, and Hvlon Cruz. ,vw YP' K Ili Kommerce Klubbers, besides serving the school by selling tickets to games and sponsoring an entertaining assembly about the uses of typing and shorthand, sponsored the Spring Dance in April. The dance featured novel decorations that limited the sitting room to a point where everyone kept dancing, on tap at chow time was a gingerale-ice cream punch that was cool and tasty, best of all a previously untapped source of records was uncovered, providing the party with the best recorded music of the year, 43