Crescent Junior High School - Crusader Yearbook (Buena Park, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

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' if ,, - - f V ik 5 , , ' :Q 'VM X , Rx f x A H I N , :V I I ft X 4 .3 ,f WHT '2f 1 -T' 1 T. ' ,Y A V Q 5 ' 5, ' -....-Q..f . P pi figs' .Q - . X ' 1 -..-4 ., gi- AQ-rin ,E -:L f i 'W 1 zr . y- , Fig- l 935 A. ' - . ,I v's4.. kk' rm . 1 fi IllIIIIllllllllllllllIlllllIlIIllllIlIllllll Student of the Month Club Honor Society is for students who get a grade point of 3. 50 or better. They go on field trips to such places as Marineland. They meet every second and fourth Wednesday of every month. The advisors are Mr. Svehla and Mrs. Rank. The Student of the Month Club offers to student of the month members an opportu- nity to improve the campus and communi- ty. They sponsored a paper drive in an attempt to better the environment. In re- turn, they received a five-gallon ever- green pear tree. They meet every fourth Thursday of the month. Mr. Beckett ls advisor. Honor Society I.C.C. I. C. C. consists of a representative from every club on campus. They meet to coordinate club activities. Mr. Boberg is advisor. Service Gents is a service club on campus working to serve our school and community. They meet on Wednesdays after school. Mr. Milligan and Mr. Ashford are co-advisors. Cadets Service Gents The Serv-Anns is a service club for girls on campus. They have participat- ed in activities towards bettering our school and community. They meet on Wednesdays after school. The advisor is Mrs. Spaulding. Cadets is a military organization working to teach new military skills in drilling and rlfling. The Cadets partic- ipate in structured camps competing with other schools in such skills. The Cadets took first place at the 60th Brigade visor for this group. Serv-An ns Leadership School. Mr. Fretheim is ad- German Club German Club is a club for German students. Some activities included Ice Skating and visiting Alpine Village in December. The club meets every other Friday. Mrs. Rank is the club advisor. Spanish Club is for students taking Spanish who are interested in the Spanish culture. The club i sponsors a Co-Rec each year and enjoys trips to San Juan Capistrano Mission and Olvero Street. Mrs. Emmes and Mrs. Fretheim are the club advisors I HI fl? 41 Chess Club Chess Club is a club for stu- dents who really enjoy playing chess. The club is involved in chess matches with seven other Junior High Schools in the area. They have matches every other week. The club has received help from a chess enthusiast, Mr. Morrison. The team that plays consists of the five top players of the club. The club advisor is Mr. Ness. Es IVluy Grande 9th Grade G.A.A. 8th Grade G.A.A. 7th Grade G.A.A. G.A.A. is a club for girls who like to get involved with competitive sports such as: volley ball, softball, basketball, and track. They go on field trips to Disneyland and other places. Mrs. Kane and Mrs. Smith are the advisors. Pep Club Pep Club is for girls who like going to games and cheering their team on to victory. They paint signs and en- courage students to go to the games. Miss Roberts is the advisor. Girls' Track Tennis Club is a club for girls who would like to improve their tennis skills. They compete in singles and and doubles tournaments. The of- ficers are: President Kim Hunt, Vice President Pat Hawkins, Secre- tary Espy Calderon, 9th grade Rep- resentative Linda Risberg, Sth grade Representative Sue White. Mrs. Kane is the advisor for the 9th grade and Mrs. Smith is the advisor for the 8th grade. Tennis Club Girls' Track is for girls who en- joy running and participating in track activities. They compete against other school teams in the dis- trict. Mrs. Kane is the advisor. Boys' Tennis The Boys' Tennis Club is primarily for boys who are interested in getting out on the courts to play, and for those boys who wish to learn the game of tennis. Members meet every Wednesday on the courts after school. The advisor is Mr. Joslyn. Lettermen's Club Letterman's Club is a club to bring the athletes of Crescent together to improve campus sports. The Lettermen sponsored the Ninth Grade-Faculty game. They meet on Friday mornings. Mr. Mendick and Mr. Nolan are advisors. T ., I :1 5 W x -F' Wi ' Elm s , , z - s av- go , g ,gg I N , r no A Bowling Club Bowling Club is for guys and gals who like to bowl. They meet on Fridays and go bowl- ing at Anahlem Bowl. They sometimes go to other schools and compete with them. The officers are: Presidentg Wayne Chapman, Vice Presidentg Jeff Ortiz, Secretary, Louise Okura, Mrs. Larkin is the advisor. Biology Club Meeting the first and third Tuesday of the month, followed by every Mon- day and Tuesday after school, the Biology Club has its first year of ser- vlce here at Crescent. The members learn by research and lab work under the advice of Mr. Ardoin. Homemaking Club Homemaking Club is a continuation of Homemaking skills for girls. Mrs. Petty and Miss Richter help the girls with the basic instructions while the girls add their own creative touches. Surfers Club Surfers Club is a club for guys and gals who like to ride the waves. Mr. Hofflund is the advisor of this fun- fllled club. They go to the beach and surf as often as they can. F.A.A. Club F. F.A. is a club for students who are interested in agriculture. The members learn about different types of animal and plant life. Mr. Radcliffe is the club advisor. Industrial Art The Industrial Arts Club meet every Monday to work on wood and art pro- jects. Any industrial art student may attend, and with supervision by Mr. Ashford and,Mr. Milligan, each is helped individually. Golf Club Any student who wishes to learn or improve his golf will find the Golf Club to be right for them. 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Dave Norman and Brett Heidner listen to game strategy. Heidner shoots two after a foul. x S KK ,f Q wi gg X vi N- f M. N x ' 1 wr fm QE 11 wi S Q- 6 A33 5 . 5 S 1 M :sa M. W .. U 1 wk E nga:-an-1 . U 1-wpnnss MM.. f 5,4 SN N A wi Nh A Q iw 5 Q in X 1 5 15, I 252 2, ,,. -f? , 1 X5 1 ij H H3 sf-2 :S -S gm. Q ..fg5gLX,:Q!Lb' QSYE R ,,., Q1 5' '51 L? 2 i Ng Y K Rn R AZ? P ian Varsity Basketball Dribbles Through Rough Season Pictured below from left to right, Qtop rowy Scorer Theo Geukens, Kevin Garrett, Mike Pearson, Larry Dooley, Craig Dexter, Al Lane, Don Gonzales, Coach Nolan, Kevan Evans. fbottom rowj Van Taylor, Jerry Halpin, Bill Rivera, Dan Radvany, Dave Newman, Dave Lucas, Dave Duff, Dale Blanchard, Dave Maestas. This page, clockwise, seventh grade track team, Don Pace waits for signal from catcher, eighth grade track team, Brett Heidner practices forehand, ninth grade track team. Opposite page, three Crusad- ers wait for the perfect pitch. 5, 4. ,. Baseball a Tr nd a ck Make the Scene 55 in 553, Cf K L X51 'k'L 'ra ' '31 ffm . V , ,mf ,A 591 - f i wi' -LW ,. t ,N :ik 1 . at , W Y 1 Y . Q. , iii? vga .--vfxzre if F1 ,J x r Q' .X 'nf' QF if gn -1? E , gn 4 aa 211. Hi 9' ' f -vmh -in Mr. W. K. McKee Principal Administrators Make Principal's Message TO THE CLASS OF 1974 : You have spent three years in junior high school, many of you entirely with us here at Crescent. I would like to thank you for your contributions, whatever they have been, and congratulate you as you prepare to enter high school. May you be successful and find your rightful place in life in the years ahead: specialize in doing what you can't and remember that it is what you learn after you know it all that counts. Set your goals high! Sincerely, W. K. McKee Moments Worth Remembering WL gn. -L-Q Mr. Arthur Proctor Jr. Mrs. Mary Jane Mullins Mr. Charles Sewell Assistant Principal Counselor Counselor r W, E' M w Mr. Andersen- Basketball and Ba se- ball coach 7 ef? fe Mr. Ardoin- , .1 V pd, Mr. Bearden- Biology Club Ad- Ind, Maki! in Instrumental Music visor gf ' K 4,1 Mr. Bordigon- I just work here. English Teachers are Moments to Remember Mr. Fretheim- Social Studies Mr. Hofflund- Librarian Mr. Joslyn- Don't take any wooden nickles. Mrs. Kane- Mr. Kennedy- Physical Education Social Studies M r. Beckett- Mathematics Mrs. Bothwell- Reading Aid Mr. Cistone- Open your books page . . . Mrs. Emmes- To error is human. Mrs. Fretheim- Bocas grandes su attencion, por fa- vor. Mrs. Jarabek- Art Department Mr. Kert- God Loves You Mr. Boberg- J. V. Football and Varsity Baseball coach -.QT ,,,, .. ,. , . , Mrs. Larkin- Bowling Club Advisor Mr. Lewis- Science Mr. Nolan- Social Studies and Physical Education Mrs. Petty- Home Economics Mrs. Rank- Please pass your homework paper forward. Mi s Roberts- Block C and Pep Club Advisor Mrs. Smith- Physical Educatlonf Social Studies Mr. Stark- Golf Club Advisor 1 Q6 Mr. Mendick- Run to the wall. Mr. Svehla- English and Foreign Language tilt JS,-1,7 Mr. Milligan- Industrlal Arts Mr. Panter- Business Education Mr. Radcliffe- Soclal Studies Miss Richter- Science! Home E conomlcs Mrs. Schaefer- Nurse Mrs. Spaulding- b Do you have your pencil today ? Mr. Van Zandt- At Ease. Mr. Ness- Mathematics The Board of Trustees Superintendent R. Kenton Wines Secretaries, Custodia ns, and Cafeteria Workers Remember You The secretaries, custodians, and cafeteria workers arrive at school be- fore it starts and stay until long after school is out. They make learning at Crescent a more pleasurable experi- ence. 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