Villa Park High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Villa Park, CA)

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To see a world in a grain of sand, and eternity in an hour. Nancy Foster GIRLS OF THE MONTH - Front: Sheryl Shapero, Robin Merick, Beth Reichert, Kathy Magnum, Kelley Layton, Deanna Hams, Connie Braikovich. Second row: Luann McCormick, Lisa Rogers, Cindy Prettyman, .lulie Barrington, Heather Wright, Charlee Cardwell, Mary Large. Lower left: Chris Coines appears pleased by Carnation Day surprise. Top right: Winners of the Match Game Patti Stevenson and father, Mr. Stevenson, received award from Girls' League member, Karen Thompson. i f 1 1 the Dullfll selling all HavlUf'9f ll cglllpleled Weel- 59m and Sallee t leggueboa successful Y' Day! DUl9'D days on the l MJ' ,Maid ,-',?i,:47z ' j?,,r ' . 1 I mfr A . 'F 5' , , 'I , Ve ' , if X, .N ,:, 4 ,ffl A 24 - Input , T T T 2 S if ,eg Z ,- ' f ww, , .A .4 5,-.ghft W f ., gf, ' - 7 fr' A., 3.21, fn in 0, tv L x VWWMA nl ft ' 'mf 'UN 'X' I I l l I i A 4 ix

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N I l '4 i 1 i Among active clubs on campus were VPHS service and language organizations. S Club sponsored an Indian canned food drive, aided in Villa Park bike registration, baked goodies for March of Dimes walkers, and par- ticipated in a spring fashion show. Key Club revived at Villa Park this year and attempted fund raising at basketball and football games. Adding variety to the routine of education the French Club ventured into foreign films and held a French dinner at South Coast Plaza. Spanish Club provided a haven for the more language oriented student. Meeting during morning breaks Spanish Club members plan- ned participation in the Spirit Week activities. Left: S Club - Top of S Susan Holub, Susan Phil- lips, Judy Almstadt, Tonya Basset, Laura Glasman, Karen Smith, Carol Mengert, Terri Casey, Carol Spencer, Christie Bath, Debbie Glenn, Margaret Thuner, Terri Har- ris, Juli Geisler. Top right: KEY CLUB - Front: Bob Hummell, Tom Mclnally, Chris Genovese, Bill Bouch. Second row: Dan Peterson, Ron Spollino, Gordon Levine, Tom Spiglamn, Tim Knight, Roger Byrd. Bottom right: S Club member Lotti Durazo tried to get response from orphan astride shoulders of Steve Hoffman. S Club is more than just service with a smile. Judy Armstadt F1 f , l J., 1:-i ' 65. l I ff x ai' if , . ., .. . 11- 'ff' af '4 r Q v :mt . '27 ,JW ,fu wr., . 1 s, A if 'riff' 3 -,L .R V1 ,qv-. ' f :n,:irn47 .1 . 1 , 'A 1 'A sexy' .4 1 1,4 1 'ig l iii! iffy? Q- Input - 23

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cf I The Dating Game, Beebop day and the selling of candy kisses preceded Sadie Hawkins, held at Knott's Berry Farm completed a successful Girls' League Week. Semester Presidents Nancy Foster and Sallee Lapitz worked with other Girls' League board members to plot a successful year. Carnation Day, Daisy Day, Date-Dad, and Hi Mom were big X days on the Girls' League calendar. cfivff L ' 'T JW'-T ' urn' -Q' . ' ,, . of 'lf ,J ' ,f Q, 55,73 V Pvc -ng Q'- 'N SX .c N..- 5' 11c..1i+l2'IN 4- - NMS, . . , N . N 1 xv' . -u-L so QW! 'Wx X 36'-'Ac aw N X Q, X s N Y . SARL: ' e ggxiyf' 1 I wg I Top left: Accompanied by her mother, Linda Moran enjoyed entertainment at Girls' League Carnation Day. Lower left: President Sallee Lapetz supervised flower distribution during Girls' League Carnation Day, Lower center: Reading instructor Sue Gutowski acted as adviser to the 1974 Girls' League. Top right: GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD - Front: Karen Thompson, Cindy Prettyman. Second row: Julie Barrington, Nancy Foster, Deanna Harris, Patti Stevenson, Renee Rodimeyer. Third row: Beth Ruchart, Robyne Merrick, Sallee Lopiz, Patty Ruppert. Lower right: Posing with carnations, recipient Randy Gustavson smiles at passing photographer.