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

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Class of - ' () Representative Leads Juniors to Many Victories Practicing for an upcoming sports day are the loyal Belinda Acre and Donna Hookom. Tension mounts when the ball is met by Jane Horner and her Micky Mantle stance. ifci H RMMHBJ M - w wi liliiBi ' SBBS : ' 1 IBI Judy Horn, Junior representative, led the Juniors to many victories. First was the volley- ball tournament in early November, in which they won three games, tied one, and lost one. Many more victories came in baseball, with such outstanding players as Belinda Acre and Jane Horner. The Juniors also did well in tennis, with performers like Donna Hookom and Janis Barnett. With speed-away ball in hand, GAA ' ers trot off into the sunset with another victory behind them. Juniors this year were (first row) : B. Acre, D. Hookom, J. Horn, B. Holtan, M. Pennise, P. Brook; (second row): J. Horner, D. Wagner, R. Gennaria, S, Small, L. McCarger, S. Cooper; (third row I : M. Hudson, J. Graybill, J. Barnett, P. Brooks, J. Ellison, M. Jcmes. Judy Horn was this year ' s victori- ous Junior representative.

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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

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Sophomores this year were (first row) : L. Robinson, J. Bartell, D. Hymer, J. Hcrlihy, S. Harmon, P. Anderson, V. X ' alcia, M. Griffin, M. Matlock; (second row): R. Payton, D. Goff, L. Moe, S. Hor- vath, K. Norman, R. Freeman, T. Price, C. Jennings, D. Williams; (third row): J. Hagan, . Need- ham, D. Morrow, L. Mraz, B. Roberts, I. King, S. Harwood, K. Packard, R. Lara: (fourth row); J. Pirkkala, L. Beverly, J. Cox, L. Johns, K. Yost, E. Haire, C, Hun- ziker, B. Oreskovich. TTie inset picture is Soph Representatis ' e Janalee Hagan. Sophi Spirited Representative Gave Sophs Encouragement Graceful Joanne Bartell forcefully returns the elusive volleyball to her opponents ' side of the court. Janalee Hagan, the Sophomore GAA representa- tive, came forth with so much spirit this year that the whole team was affected. For example, at one of the recent sportsdays held at Palos Verdes, the sopho- mores won all of their fi e volleyball games. It was spirit and teamwork like this that brought home first place for the second year in a row. Besides being a great volleyball team, the Sopho- mores also had a good baseball team. Some outstand- ing players on the team were Janalee as pitcher, Ruth Payton on second base, and Tina Price as catcher.