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

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Community Service S-Club sponsor. Miss Ida Perez, retreats to the teachers ' study to plan future club activities. After an afternoon of busily wrapping packages for the Vieliiain Drive, Bea Pomasonoff and Sharon Keating still have enough energy to enjoy a tasty snack. Jo. nnp Kavilukukui hcstitatos as to which side the fork is placed while Jan N ' cal and Judy N ' arnado licl]) in preparing for the Fall Sports Banquet. S-Clubbers Desda Garner, Mimi Sloan, and . nne Serrano arc first in line for cake after their installation. 115

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' Friettdihip, Leadership, Service ' Hardy S-Club Rustles Up Fervor for Campus, Folksingers Paul Haul and Terry Beverly, accompanied by Kenn Hanson on the guitar, provided a delightful evening at the S-Club Installation Tea. Junior S-Clubbers are (top left) : Leslie Park, Tracy Johnson, Sharyn Cooper, Mimi Sloan, Jan Curtis, Jan eal, and Judy V ' arnado. Sec- ond year members are (top right) : Ruth Neeper, Susan Snider, Diane Bollaert, Marsha Jurgens, and Sheri VanBramer. New seniors are (bottom left): Carol Kollios, Carol Hooper, Suzi Quigley, Jeanne Electing officers and installins; new members were first on a lono; list of duties for the ' 67- ' 68 S-Club. After an informal installation tea. S-Club started work on the Vietnam Drive which turned out to be one of their most successful campaigns. The girls spent many hours outside of cla.ss col- lecting, organizing, and wrapping gifts for our men in Vietnam. The second of their duties was their march in the Sixth Annual Leukemia Drive. Sponsored by Danny Thomas, this drive has prov- en very successful in raising money for Saint judes Children ' s Research Hospital. S-Clubbers kept busy during the rest of the year with the Sports Banquets and Backwards Dance. As Diane Bollaert, president, stated, The girls have been very responsive to all calls of service, and their enthusiasm and spirit has benefited all involved. McMillan, Sharon Keating, Susan Stelter, Desda Garner, and Jo- Anne Kaulukukui. Other new seniors are (bottom right): Susan Stanfield, Suzanne Watson, Pam Oaksford, Terry Getchius, Bea Pomasonoff, and Anne Serrano. I 114

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Key Clubbers are (first row): Mr. Donlou (sponsor), M. Zirbel, C. Kamper, Queen Bea Shields, D. Lehman, P. Haul (pres. ) : (second row) : S. Hinch, M. Chase, N. Neumeyer, W. Wright, S. Laue, G. An- derson, N. Frickman, B. Hanson, C. Sinkinson, S. Ghaswiboon; (third row): M. Yockey, L. Pastor, K. Schofield, R. Godfrey, G. Wells M. Pollom, J. Preach, D. Hickey, J. Caudill, J. LeRoy: (fourth mwj : J. Hobbs, J. Jordan, B. Smith, T. Greenwood, and F. Drost. Ke) ' Club ' Gowpokes ' Lend Hand to School, Community Running the concession stand isn ' t all work, thinks Roger Godfrey (top pic), as he talks to Kandi Poh, Miss Talon. Mr. Donlou, as President I have the duty of telling you . . ., ventures Paul Haut (below), as he coats the bad news with his saintliest smile. Key Club members this year were kept busy running from one activity to the next. Thankless jobs such as cleaning up after the pancake break- fast and raising the flag were alternated with such rewarding projects as helping the Kiwanis Club sponsor a Kid ' s Day at a local park. Conce.ssion stands and car washes provided money for the annual Key Club scholarship. Key Clubbers in- terrupted these activities every Tuesday when two members were treated to lunch by the Kiwanis Club at the Pen and Quill, where they met many of the business and professional leaders of the community. Dan Hickey and Bea Shields enjoy a delicious lunch of roast beef, compliments of Kiwanis Club. 116