California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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25 for the Blue and Gold In the 25 years of Calhi ' s existence, many changes have occurred on campus. Some of these were good: some were bad. But changes and the experience that comes from them has made us what we are today. Some of us at Calhi loved school, and some of us hated it. Some of us were involved in many activities, but some of us were not. But through the immense variety of activi- ties and personalities. Annual Staff tried to focus upon the very heart of Calhi; and m doing so sought and found Silver Among the Blue and Gold, which is reflected by the thoughts and feelings of those who attended Calhi in the year of its silver jubilee. 1. Sheila Southern and Clay Tomlmson are the Friendliest Frosh for our Silver Anniversary. 2. Sharon Kelly. Diane Wann, Carol Murbach. and Catherine Cop- pock dance to Ooh . . . Barracuda! 3. Jayme Wallace and Geoff Korf display a lender moment in Anne of a Thousand Days. 4. Joe Condor proudly showing off the theme of Calhi ' s Silver edition of the Talon. 5. They would have been called the Football Court 2 years ago. Queen Diane Wann and Princesses: Ricki l.indsey. Robin Wheeler. Sharon Kelly and Virginia Esquivel are the 1977 Homecoming Court.

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paBgasmtaMatfaaa Kaatisaea ookUjg the vation . i As silver i was the captivi hard to find for others. As you turn the pages this yearbook, we of the 1978 Talon Staff hoi, that you will discover what California High School was all about this past year, and in lookin g, know that there truly was Silver Among the B Gold. 1 . Dr. Ronald G. Parks addresses his last Welcome A 2. Richie Atwood was one of two boys on this yeai Yell Squad. 3. Mitch Cuen and Herb Foerster concentrate on thei skills in Coed P.E. j 4. Boys were included for the first time, in this yean Plus. Shown is Darren Pritchard as the Distressedj 5. The Future Girl ' s Gym is finally becoming a real