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

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Intellectual Enthusiasm, Gain Satisfaction Principal ' s Advisory Council, contribute their time in a constructive Mem. iii ' M .This olac- C.S.F. tgov- anof- Coiin- Leslie Gault finds that a lollypop sets thr mood for studying in the expanding Aviation library. Mr. John Bryson ' s English class participates actively in classroom discussions in an effort to gain special insight in the field of literature. z — r- Margaret Walker and Bob Taylor pass their time waiting for the bus to take them to the library at El Camino. 69

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Fall Extravaeanza dueen Sheri van Br Falcon Crowd at Fourl and Court Dazzle Annual Homecoming Falcons were surrounded by beauty, candy ap- ples, and football thrills at the ' 67 Homecoming. Highlight of the evening was the gasp of surprise and delight from Sheri Van Bramer when Mr. Ted CJossard presented the vivacious yell leader with the beautiful bouquet of red roses. Joining Sheri on her court were Princesses Carol Hooper, Ruth Neeper, Bea Pomasonoff, and Anne Serrano. This year ' s Homecoming began when Cheryl Martin, last year ' s queen, was presented to Falcon fans. I ' -ach girl on the court was escorted from her convertible, down the red carpet, through the beau- tiful arch of pink flowers, and onto the platform. The escorts were Jeff Boyer, Tim Carey, Chris Kamper, Dave Laffoon, and Mark Zirbel. After the big game, in which Coach Hyduke ' s warriors rolled over El Segundo, Falcons new and old packed into the brightly decorated cafeteria for the Homecoming Dance. Those who had the honor of being nominated in the original ten, but not on the court, were Lee Adams, Kathy Giniel, Karen Heller, Sue Stanfield, and Sue Stelter. Mr. Gossard proudly displays Homecoming Queen Sheri Van Bramer to the admirine; Falcon crowd.