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

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Recognition Outstanding Seniors Corral Talon Honors Success looms in the future of Recognition students. They are (front row, top to bottom) : Darwin Santelle, Craii; Sinkinson, Vickie Putyii- kows ki, Ann Cassehnan, Linda Luft, Lynda Jonson, Clain Chandler, Riihard Breeden. (second row): Dave Re Lehman, Kathy Sowers and Paul Haut. Be:. Ponias.inoff, Dc

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bv-12 laire Monica Wyatt, Independent Study member, utilizes the speed reading equipment, knowing such skills will be invaluable later. Eric Woody and Bob Taylor needn ' t attend their Algebra 3 class, but they find it helpful to come in every so often for extra help from Mr. Earl Heckerman. Independent Study members (bottom row) : A. Casselman, M. Wyatt, S. Stelter, M. Walker; (second row) S. Keating, C. Kollios, J. Schwartz, P. Riley: (third row) S. ' an Bram er, J. McMillan, S. Snider, R. Nccpcr: (fourth row B. Poniasanoff, L. Good, D. Bollaert, D. Schlueter: (fifth row) D. Lehman, C. Chandler, B. Taylor, D. Reese; (sixth row) K. Schofield, R. Breeden, C. Sink- inson, F. Milliken: (seventh row) C. Havden, M. Zirbel, T. Haves, E. Woody; (eighth row) D. Clark, D. Reese, P. Westphal, C. Kam- per; (ninth row) S. Barchie, K. Hanson. Not shown are D. Bat- tersby, D. Conley, P. Haut, M. Jurgens, M. King, D. Laffoon, L. Swarts, T. Thompson. Mr. Roland Jarvis, sponsor of Independent Study, finds time to smile before tallying the recommendations that will decide the membership in Independent Study. fc l : f

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-t , - ' ■f ; Continuino; a tradition initiated by 67 Talon a special section was created to recognize out- standing seniors from each curriculum field. Ap- propriately, it was called Recognition. These students were chosen by the faculty of each department on the basis of their knowledge and performance in that particular area. People around the campus are often recog- nized for their sports ability or their beauty, but how often are scholars or homemakers or artists recognized? Some students, like several on these pages, have many of these achievements to their credit. But each of these is the best in his .sub- ject. The 68 Talon dedicates three of its pages to these outstanding .students, as t he .seniors have dedicated .something of them.selves to Aviation. Bea Pomasanoff . . . Art .... participant in Bullock ' s Art Festival . . . Girls ' League Art Committee Chairman . . . Homecoming Princess and Key Club Queen . . , CSF and Independent Study. . ' nn Casselman . . . Vocal Music . . . Madrigal Choir . . . Production Class . . . Aglaia . . . appeared often at school assemblies. Darwin Santelle . . . Industrial Arts ... his talents lie in auto and metal shops . . . future plans include duty in the armed forces. Lynda Jonson . . . Girls ' P.E. . . . G. ' V. member ( ' 64- ' 68) . . . Bowling Club . . . Band . . . FBLA . . . Girls ' League Board. Vickie Putynkowski . . . Homemaking . . . foods and clothing stu- dent . . . fourth place in Moose .Awards for sewing . . . participated in school fashion shows . . . Fashion Clinic. ff Don Lehman . . . Math . . . Honorable Mention in Math Contest at University of Redlands . . . twelfth place in math test at Occi- dental out of 267 participants . . . CSF President . . . debate . . . Key Club Vice President. m ...