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

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' t ' First Semester CSF members are C. Kamper, M. Jurgens, C. Kollios, M. Havenner, L. D ' Ambrosi, B. Taylor, I. Riedl, M. Walker, B. Smith, P. Riley, D. Lehman: (second row) S. Keatinj;, P. Haut; J. McMil- lan, J. Varnado, L. Leavens, L. Johns, E. Haire, K. Yost, S. Snider, B. Oreskovich, K. Bautista, N. Backius, B. Pomasonoff, M. Leebrick, Walker ' s ' Brain Drain ' S. Vosburg, L. Park: (third row) Sponsor Jim Walker, T. Johnson, M. Zirbel, S. Hinch, T. Gomme, D. Reese, C. Mullins, D. Stcnblom, D. Gummerman, C. Chandler, M. Goodwill, C. Leathers, S. Barchie, R. Breeden, D. Clark; (fourth row) C. Allen, C. Hayden, and K. Grace. I ' Good Guys ' Hog-tie Superior Maries, Earn fi Below, a satisfied grin marks First Semester President Don Lehman ' s face as Sponsor Jim Walker marks the date for the CSF half-holiday. Lower right, junior Terry Gomme frowns at senior Claire Chandler ' s insistance on boarding the bus first, as the CSF half-holiday begins. N - J '

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Headlines News Paul Westphal completes steps in the cunstrui non ol tin by calline; down to start the presses. Pase Editor Sue Xosburs; and Photographer Jim Peifer look on as Bobbie Mack and Clarine Avilla refer to past papers. Paul Westphal, JetStream Editor, and Sue V ' osbure, Editorial Edi- tor, ponder over problems of future editions. The staff busily talks over coming events that should be efficiently covered by the JetStream. ' JA i ' ■ s. ■ W2 Tm- ri mk PqQ H . i I

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Sealbearers are G. Chandler, P. Haul, J. McMillan, P. Riley; (second row) S. Snider, C. Sinkinson, S. Keating, R. Breeden: (third row) M. Zirbel, R. Neeper, S. ' an Bramer, D. Cllark, and D. Lehman. Entrance into GSF I Goal of academically-oriented students over the entire state is membership in the California Scholar- ship Federation. Good grades are not enough — ex- cellence is the basis for membership. In September, CSP ' members began planning for their half-holiday. This prixilegc is granted onlv to CSF scholars. The members decided to stay with tradition and eat lunch at Farmer ' s Market. With the help of Sponsor James Walker and President Don Lehman, members chose to .see Camelot after their lunch. Second Semester CSF members faced newer, stif- fer requirements. Students had to earn a seven- point standard instead of the past fi e points. Various school subjects were divided into two categories. List A consisted of academic classes such as English and history, while List B dealt with the non-aca- demic classes such as yearbook and electronics. Three-level classes, as well as 3 ' s in citizenship, were unacceptable. Many students made it their aim to maintain membership for four continuous semesters, as this would enable them to become CSF Sealbearers. J B mmmL- ' L econd Semester members are offircrs P. Ham, J M( Millan, I ' Ril D. Leiunan; (second row) C. Kamper, M. Zirbel, C SinV Ki atini?, D. Ret;sc, R. Brccdea; (third row) K Sowers, M K. Baulista, B. Pomasonoff, K. Schofield, Steve Barchic row) S. Vosburg, R. Neeper, S. Stelier, M. Wyatt, E. Mansion; (fifth row) B. Wuest, S. Van Bramer, M. Hanlun, ' ley, L. Rothholz, B. Smith; (sixth row) M. Havp.nncr, L. D J. Cox, L. Johns, W. Benson. E. Haire: (seventh row i (. ' ,. Cti,ii;dler S. Snider, D, Fears, S. Bossard, B. Holtan, M. Hoijue; (eighth row) R. Ghent, C. Allen, B. Oreskovith, S. Watkins, B. Taylor, and C Hayden. m 131