Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

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U U U W if N XSL, -G 3 , ,' it 1 . l O ' it 'l Exif lim F J f J fi t 3. t .X . 'i gfgwqi 2 ,Q , L - A ti rude ,,,,, ,M K.:, if .A ,,,, .,g-,.,g,.. K ' ,L ,.rmwew3wf'vvw4BdQ4Qaww4k W I K ABOVE LEFT: Coach Boswell summons the support of the WHS student body before the clash with Anaheim. ABOVE: The Lion's Den on a Friday night can definitely prove that THEY CERTAINLY DO yell for Westminster. BELOW LEFT: To the victor goes the spoils as ASB President John Kilpatrick and Vice-President Naomi Belton smash Huntington Beach President Brian Hanrahan with a cream pie after WHS prevailed in the district ASB card sales. Z ABOVE: Yell leader Gloria Martinez raises the lid off the spirit jug as Lion fans raise their voices. LE-FT: CITADEL Co-editors Judy Duncan and Janice Rodger and Business Editor Helen Long present red hot cupcakes to a RED HOT Lion football team. Introduction-13

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GW FG S Westminster High Sehool's mighty and spirited seniors realize that the time is now for opportunity. The Class ol' '69, the greatest senior classl in the sehool's history, jumped into alll their activities with such enthusiasm as to roek the school with their willingness and readi- ness. Over all the obstdeles, the senior class reigned victorious. l T . rf' ,R 5 N' 5 so ,, - .. s l . f or .53 'f ' ti 'Q-. l l I OR lt is with great appreciation that the seniors thank the senior counselors Mr. Blankinship and Miss Rosier and senior advisor Mr. De Wenter for their help in making the seniors number one. WHS seniors have reached out for the oppor- tunities given them, They have shown to all that when the time has eome for op- portunity, take it, and be the hest.