Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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7-Teens 1 .IVNIOR-SENIOR Y-'TEENS Standing - Pat Kelly, Shirley Drake, Ruby Thomas, Jeannine DeWitt, Muriel Head, Barbara Lewis, Merldene Donley, Virginia Sc-ntt, Audrey Sharpe, Sola Wurrl Kneeling - Jackie Sain, Carolyn Fallen, Lorna Sweet, Marlene Munion, Wanda Bor- den, Beverly Dodd, Madonna Hemi. Ramona Ryssman. Seated-Cuma Cross. Virginia, Matin. Kathleen Brown. SUl'HlJAl0RE Y-TEENS Standing' - Dolores Mershon, Doris Smith. Pat Muttonn, Gwen Anderson. Marilyn Mor- rison. Joanne Boertje, Jeri Sc-hauer. Ginny Lewis, Barbara Nearing, Illarlvs lloslle- thwaile. Beverly Silc-ott. .lavkie Restel. Virginia liangx Kneeling'ACarnlyn Fury. Iva Stas-N. Jewell Hall, .lzinel Gurney, Joanna Appleluury. FRESHMAN Y-TEENS Standing-Marjorie Mitrhell, Adele Mel- vin, Donna Warker. Iris Ryssman. Alethn Strayer. Naney Stevens, Beverly Hamilton, Darlene Uleeni, Pat. Ehrlia r, Juzinne Brown- ell, Della Adams, Barbara Cullen, Marlene Fletrher. Ann Johnstone. Kneeling'-Anna Mae Christopher, Hortense Faler, Vivian Reauc-hump, bllissu Heuil. l'egg'y Fhristie. Pat Burns. Wziniiza Allll'I'!lX. Klloriu Lupera, Betty Nose, Sealed g Audrey Urine. Joanne XVells, liollliie Wheeler, .lean Wnrll, Bom Yesterday Boasting of one of the largest club memberships in the school is the Y-Teen organization, .51 branch of the Y. W. C. A. Snow Camp, skating and pot lucks at the Youth Center provided fun and enjoyment in addition to the more serious moments such as induction ceremonies. l H1112 222

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Me ffH s SIGNIUH HI-Y 'Pon Iiow - Holi Glaze. John Derk. Stephen Smith. Boll Patterson. James Porterfielml, Duane Anderson. Charles Henson. VVayne Mitchell, Middle How - Danny Milheisler, Bill Oaks. Raymond lllunion, Robert Rivee, Holnnrl Jensen. Jerry Morr'son. Bottom How-Davicl 1'adwallarlvr. l4'1'ecl Shigemasa, Holi Hart. Donald Archer. his-as wmawswaw-we-Q... JVXIUH HI-Y Huck How 7 Benny Taylor. Ulifforrl Stout. Dan Eiclelson. Don Shearer. Johnny Haxton. Fharles Humw. Ilnn Cross, Dell Bender. .lohn Arvher. Davill Matla. First How 3 Asa Herren, Dewey Stout. 6, l ltlGSHlXlAN H1-Y Top Row - John Borrego, Leonard Schnei- der, Pat Lewis, Dick Shaver, Jimmy Ran- dolph, Dick Larkin, Dalton Killion. Middle Row - Jim Matsunaga, Don Black- man. Melvin Palmquist. Tommy Guihan, Hill Phillips. Bottom Row+Jerr,y Hill, Hobby liieger, Raymond DeWitt. 0f Mice and Men One of the most popular clubs on the campus is the Hi-Y, giving services as Well as having fun. Kenny Dungan led the Senior groupsg second in command was James Ranney with his Junior- Sophomore clubg and third were William Hatch and Kenneth Wade with the two Freshman groups. Many successful Hi-Y meetings and pot lucks were held at the new Youth Center. Mrs. Sarah Talbot is their faculty sponsor. PAGE 22

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'FICFJN-C.-XNTEEN OFFICERS Ray Munion -- President Pat Mattoon A Serre ar ' They Knew Wfmf They Wanted A Teen-Canteen was organized last summer to provide a place for students to gather for coke sessions and to dance. A regular mem- bership list is maintained for members who gather at the American Legion Hall on Friday nights. With th ppor of the Par- ent Committees, the teeners sponsored sev- eral suceessful dances in the gym to raise funds for a permipnent Canteen. The comma'- nit ' ' A e cooperation and su t y was invited to these affairs, arranged by officers Ray Munion, Joan Mattoon and Diane Tempus, with Don Jordan, edvlser. All D orward to the day when the cornerstone is laid for their own Canteen and the foundati on set for a worthy youth organizaton. members are looking f Teen-fdnfeen PA GE 2