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

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bitirtut Service Club Seeks Goal Set by Rotary Motto President Jeff Boyer starts the Muscular Dystrophy Drive off with a bang as members Ron Broadfoot, Jeff Scarcliff, and Dave Laffoon watch the first coin roll. Don Clark and Richard Breeden talk tu two of the Rotary Club Members after a luncheon and talk on the Stock Market. Interacters are (first row) : D. Clark (Sec), P. Westphal (V. Pres.), A. Serrano (Queen), J. Boyer (Pres.), T. Carey (Treas. ), D. Laffoon (Sgt. at .-Xmis) ; (second row): Mr. Al Brown (Sponsor), P. Lund, R. Broadfoot, J. Spencer, B. Taylor, B. Sanford, B. Drorbaugh, G. Ray- Buy a football program! wa.s the familiar cry of Interacters during football .sca.son. But as a service club, Interact was also .seen ashering at school functions such as the PTA Open House, and working hard at the AFS Pancake Breakfast. For a project to serve the whole community In- teract sponsored the National Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Interact planned many money making proj- ects. Some of them were selling zip code books, Chri.stmas candles, and car flares for .safety week. With the profit from these projects, Interact gave a scholarship to one of its members. Anne Serrano, Interact ' s first queen, supported the club with much spirit and enthusia.sm. bon, D. Reese, J. Orr, J. Montague, R. Breeden, S. Bunch, G. Barr, M, Irving, J. Fraser, B. Faucett, S. Shelton, G. Sapien, P. Caldwell, D. Oliver, and C. Kimber.

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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

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„ ?™ Lettet-meti ' s Club Sports Interests Lead to Active Campus Life The nucleus of the Letterman ' s Club consisted of second-year mem- bers (seated): K. Hanson, D. Graybill, B. Drorbaugh, T. Skillen, M. Leebrick; (standing) : L. Jones, L. Chlup, P. Westphal, D. Reese, S. Shelton. Lettermen Digger Graybill, Bob Drorbaugh, and Mike Leebrick busily apply themselves to making a poster for a basketball game at Palos Verdes. Old-timers and new dudes are (first row) : P. Meier, T. McLaughlin, D. Graybill, B. Drorbaugh, M. Leebrick, K. Hanson, C. Kimber; (sec- ond row): B. Sandker, L. Chlup, M. Gorst, G. Anderson, G. Peffer, J. Williams, G. Comwell, J. McMahon, E. Polsom; (third row): D. Hey ! Get back in your seat ; you haven ' t been excused yet! was the cry of the Lettermen vigi- lantes placed at strategic points during assem- blies. Led by Sponsor Ed Hyduke and President Bob Drorbaugh, these volunteer ushers not only kept the underclassmen from sneaking out with the Seniors, but they also helped stragglers find vacant seats. Zealous sportsmen endured burlap under- wear, limburger cheese, and the title scrub for the privilege of participating in the many Letter- man ' s Club activities. These included such service projects as helping the Student Body by making posters publicizing games, dances, and ASB elec- tions. The money made by selling popcorn and coke went toward goods for the athletic depart- ment and for such school donations as a sign kit for Student Body use and a tree on Arbor Day. Kenn Hansen, treasurer, Digger Graybill, vice president, and Bob Drorbaugh, president, confer with Sponsor Ed Hyduke about purchasing athletic equipment with club funds. Williams, C Spurrell, M. Pollom, D. Reese, N. Frickman, S. Shelton, J. Spencer, J. Starkev, J. Jordan, S. Lindsav, S. Laue, D. Waybright, T. Skillen, P. Westphal.