Gahr High School - Memoriae Aureae Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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Doing It Qur ay I M G is one thing the new physical education program has to offer. One of the favorite classes is COED P.E. This new program is considered to be a great success. It gives the girls a chance to compete with the boys in all kinds of sports. Karen Decker says It's a lot more challenging when you compete against the boysf, But if for some reason you don't like P.E. you can get into the award winning cadets. Gahr's cadets have represented Gahr in rifle matches locally and at the state finals, but the cadets are not all rifles and drill. They teach you important rules in team- work, leadership and self-discipline. NOT PICTURED: Pete Nicklas Pfi5Cil13 Lewis Physical Ed. PhY5iC3l Ed- Andrca Bohrcn Jerome Rodriguez John Rallo Physical Ed Physical Ed. PhY5iC31 Ed- 6 7 -14 ls, . . -. ,. 3, 'Nw 'I 1 'I . .1 V' A -fha Odette Griffen Al I-Iouseman Marilyn Nishihira Tom Pryor Joyce Tsuruta Physical Ed Physical Id Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Academics 141

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Denise Soto receives an award from Capt, Polley. john Vertido is officially commissioned by the State of California as an off1cer in the Californa Cadet Corps, The flags of the United States and California are presented by the Gahr Cadet Color Guards. Lee Haas and jean Mickey wait to receive their awards as Honor Unit for the school. Ricky Castro slams it hard. ffm S Debbie Steimer and Mark Tellinghuisen swing and miss. jenny Austin Jumps for joy, ac. -P L gt. Th I mm 'Il , ,D-. it - ' LZ, '11 ' . K l ' .. .A ' 5 ap, 9 , ' .. 4 A . .el CKY ' ' . ,df .1 3 ' 4- - My 3.fff?2?'F if f iiiw' ' ,uf our , 1- mfwff H., lug? I ' A 2 Al Mike Polley Cadets I s 1 I J -. yy.. - it ...a...a 5 r sir ? 'f1s i f X , f , ki, as 4 9 is . 'K umm .A-sr - M-W . 'Q -. , gm mf ff , 5 4

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f-x-E+o- A is the soul of a language. It gives the feeling and truth to it. Striving in pronounciation and comprehension of their chosen language is the students' goal. The students participated in a variety of experiences in role playing, trying different foods and acquiring friends as pen pals. English is in a different category. The classes display a wide variety of activities. Some students feel that the Eng- lish teachers really care about making the work more inter- esting to learn. This department is making changes for the better. l U 1. Tammy Davis finishes an English assignment. 2 Lori Buchanan, Kathy Knight, Sheryl Roehl, Denise Terry, Patty Schreiner make a report on japanese Mythology. 5. Debbie Miller studies hard. 4. Debbie Altamirano having another one of those days. ,L .... 4, A f . QL.. L... ' 7. I 3 ., ,,...., , A Marguerite Anatol Theora Barnes ,Ieane Gerard Margorie Hart Judy Meadows English English English English English Diane Molter Helga O'Brien William Raabe Gay Gazurian Anna Volta English German English English Spanish .i , 'e-'mfr' L ...W A