Aviation High School - Talon Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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GAA Board Executives Head Round Up of Proficient Teams GAA President Beverly Bossard and Mrs. Davenport smile proudly as they remember how they won first place at the Palos Verdes Sportsday. Executive Board members are (bottom row) : M. Beaver, Softball Mgr. ; B. Bossard, Pres. ; D. Smith, Vice Pres. ; J. Horner, Spiritcer; (second row) B. Acre, Basketball Mgr.; C. LeRoy, Sr. Rep.: B. Smith, Frosh. Rep.; M. Jones, Corresponding Sec; A. Murchison, Spiriteers Jane Horner, Muriel Beaver, and Donna Smith smile as they strike a pose during a yell. GAA did it.s part in our national phy.sical fitness program by proxiding girls with aftcr-.school ath- letics. Handled by the executive board, the GAA program ranged from the volleyball sports day to the annual luau. Activities included the compcti- ti e sports of olleyball, speedaway, basketball, tennis, and softball. Teams were chosen for each .sport and the details were taken care of by the respective managers. The grand challenge was when the accomplished girls were chosen for the all-star teams to attend the sportsday. Treas. ; Mrs. Davenport: J. Horn, Jr. Rep.: J. Hagan, Soph. Rep.: D. Hookom, Tennis Mgr.: (not pictured) R. Beckwith, V ' olleyball Mgr.: M. Biela, Credit Sec. ia

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Cee Track iiifiiibers are (topi 1. Ohandlcr, J. Nurrboiii, 1, Li-liii;h, C Haydin, K. Wuudy, J. Coddel; (middle) B. Thomas, D. Theye, J. Barnetl, J. Mor ant, J. Modrak, P. Stillians, T. Little: (bottom) T. Birkett, T. Kasper, M. Stelter, M. Bartlctt, N. Kollios, I . Merino, D. Carl- son and P. Stelter. Spriiilini; ahead of his weary ' opponent, Erik Woody strains his body fur the last few inches to break the finish marker. Urged on by spectators, Tim Kasper, Mike Stelter and Mike Bart- Louie Pastor shoots out of the blocks on his leg uf the exciting relay lett clear final hurdle, leaving opponents behind in the sprint to the race. tape. Aviation ' s only flving Falcon, Paul Stillians, clears the bar and starts back toward the pit.

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Senior nu-iiibcrs arc (bottom row) ; L. Junson, R. Bcikwith, U. Siiiuli, J. LurLiii Lii, C. L( Roy, A. Murchison, B. Bossard : (second row) S. Quigley, J. Rosenberg, L. Good, T. Thompson, H. Gougaud, M. Beaver: (third row) H. Fejgl, B. Dinsmore, L. Davis, P. Luettgenau, K. Thompson, K. Montiel; (not shown) C. Bates, and M. Jurgens. Senior Representative Cindy LeRoy. ' 68 Rules Seniors Spike Rivalry With Fun, Competition The name of the game was Seniors rule, which the Seniors showed through their spirit and abiUty. The volleyball sportsday was an example when they won three out of their five games, to help take a first for Aviation. They upheld Sen- ior tradition by taking the back of the bus for the Irvine Picnic. The installation luau was a smash- ing success with the Seniors heading the decorat- ing committees. But the key moment in the life of a Senior was when she walked up on the stage to receive her silver falcon. Ann Murchison leaps toward the ball during a rally at GAA volleyball practice. I x: fi Cindy LeRoy frustrates her opponents as she sinks another basket during GAA practice. V T ' ITT T J ir ' H V Hpi- m