Brea Olinda High School - Gusher Yearbook (Brea, CA)

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X 5 2-we ---Q 25. In Iyping I, I Iearned Ihe keyboard of Ihe Iype- wri'rer and where everyihing was. Now 1'ha'l' I'm in +yping II, I have Io wri'I'e IeH'ers. IThey can'+ be 'Io my neighbor, ei+herII I rake banking wi1'h Vic Millar and Nick Ruiz, wi'I'h Mr. Norris as our adviser. Vic Iakes care of 'rhe sI'uden'r body accounI', and Nick manages 'Ihe cafeferia accounf. Me, I iusi' manage fo mess 'Ihem up whenever I can! I , In bookkeeping, we 'Iry fo keep books. Some- 'rimes we Iose Ihem, buf reaIIy we do 'Iry hard 'Io keep our figures sfraighf.

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Ar None of' lhe bulle+in boards around school would be half as in+eres'ring if i'I' weren'i' for 1'he colorful poslers and illuslralions +ha+ our ar+ s+u- denis make +o announce 'lhe coming dances, plays, sales, and ofher school aclivilies. Some of lhe work each year is enlered in con- fesls and senl' 'ro several differenf exhibi+s. Our poppy posler winners 'rhis year for upper division were May Shinomiya, firsh Therole Miller, second: Sharlene Weaver, lhirdg and Joanne Ries, fourlh. ln lhe lower division, Mar+ha Smilh won firsh NaneHe DeRusha, second: Tommy Ward, lhirdg and Jeanne Hurs+, fourfh. l sure wish 1'ha+ I was as +alen+ed as +hey were bui' I'II 'fry again nexi' year. The biggesl improvemenl' in 'rhe arf deparlmenl has been a kiln for ceramic work. Today, many new 'rechniques and crafls challenge 'lhe mosl' enlerpris- ing sludenfs of arl. The curriculum, which includes arf apprecialion, color fheory, leH'ering, landscape and figure sludy, coslume design, slage craf+, forms of commercial arl, lealher and copper work along wilh ceramics, is varied enough fo accommodafe all sludenfs. S' 'll' t bv f I ' ,Rv px 4 pfx Je ri'-1 7' 3 YQ X 1 a . I . Mk :vi ' '. Y V- ls--1 r 1- I J f ,A 'I -.Z 1 AA lr, :if fa' '7' , f- T 1 El. ff ' ii, . i 5 ' X 'Q