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

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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.

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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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Below: Margy Jensvold, first semester Oracle Editor, smiled at the improbable story from one of her procrastinating reporters. Center: The Oracle's Christmas celebration brought holiday cheer and warmth to staff members John Dunn, Gene Mulcahy, Scott Thomson and Michelle Meister. ORACLE STAFF - Front: Michelle Meister, Judy Finlay, Judy Cain, Kim Lenz, Sue Fergusen, Greg Ludlum, Advisor Doris Lowman. Second row: Pat Mueller, Jeff Paulson, Dana Encheff, Sue Shobert. Third row: Jean Wooters, Becky Eisner, Robin Webber, Scott Thomson, Eugene Mulcahy. Fourth row: Curt Beasley, Pete Fox, John Dunn, Karen Beister, Jackie Weina. Lower right: Doris Lowman paused during a quiet moment prior to the second issue of the Oracle. 'Vamp' 26 - Input rf ! Capfurin Stall me' linuul l neggflwi and 0 lol' '74 sch00 laclifIQ P' n9W5P0Pel , ,' ,,, .- H- 11. NT' 'fff if wi .,. , efee ff - Q' ' 'M ', ' ' i'i. L . -'ff'-ff . Q - ' V f ' 1 1 , - U 4 ,. , ' J., A n 1 V' Z , .V A. Q, lhll , V' 7 ' I . In ' I , .14 , A., V V V 1 V Ag Z 1 i 'W' ' 2 ma ' 'MT V J: 1 C X I N It! ,fe-sf A pllolvglflp 'iff 7' Yr-4 L l --.1 fl commvflll wnlerente dgadllnbi V Doris lovlm pursuit of lo N-Q -4:-A 'li as .l -fha-g 41 i if i. . I 'Ci