Gardena High School - El Arador Yearbook (Gardena, CA)

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Front Row: L. Plant, L. O'Hair, F. Strubhar, E. Richardson. Row 2: M. Onsfoft, O. Coleman, A, Reed, M. Groves, M. Campbell. ALWAYS ON THE JOB .V . l X M .ANL Front Row: L. Koshiro, E. Jorgenson, S. l-laslam, P. Peck. Row 2: D. Brashear, R. Amundson, A. Keeney, A. Cade, E. Anderson. l 1 Front Row: R. Sanford, E. Newell, O. Grisseft, W W. Reed, I. Hawthorne. Row 2: J. Burkhaster, 1 C. Farmer, A. Johnson, S. King, W. Cobel, l L. Nelson. 1 l l

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AND OUR ABILITY T0 GET RESULTS . . DESIYH SCIWN' Genevah Sharples Norman Shultz Business EduC0'fiOf1 Social Studies English F. B. L. A. Student Government Robert Smith Industrial Arts x Thym Snyder Julius Spiuirri Admiring the finished product, Mr. Emmes, woodshop ri Music Hearing structor, explains the value of high school woodshop to Viscount Dennis Schroeder. Nancy Stuart Julieta Tarot Robert Taylor Elsie Todd Irene Trondle Mervlll Waite Girls' Phys. Educ. Language Partially Seeing English SOCIOI Studies Mathematics Drama Club Carer-me Walker James Wqrl-ren Theodore Weber Emestine White Wendell Whit-ener Jean Whiteside Girls' Phys. Educ. Industrial Arts Agrigulrure English Mathematics Business Education F, F. A lone School Nurse Business VGIUIC HICKS ier Librarian CAMERA SHY David Campbell Richard Cody Gerald DeMond Ralph Gambino Margot Kelly Lelia Krache Gene Lawler William Milla Stanley Smith Donna Spinger Wanda Swett

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MoH1cAN STAMUM SPECIALIZING IN A FIELD HIGH SCHOOL BOWL: Diana Graff, Bruce Pettit, Ann Pennington, and Brian Galvin. Harbor Junior College's advanced placement program provides high school seniors with the opportunity to take one class at the college while still fulfilling the requirements of their high school curriculum. In order to subscribe to this program, students are checked for high grade point averages and they must pass the regular freshman college entrance exam. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS: Barbora Rosenbaum, Leroy Lauer, Robert Gulliver, and James Harrison, Not pictured is James Harrison. K? i . f's'2QY N Recently established, the High School Bowl, a C. S. F. activity, is a quiz contest matching teams in interscholastic competition. The teams, each consisting of four C. S. F. parti- cipants, give their free time to engage in this additional function. All rules and regulations are patterned after those of the television pro- gram, College Bowl, with all questions sub- mitted by the contending high schools. Gar- dena's team this year ranked third in their division. 'S HARBOR STUDENTS: Betty Sugimoto, Leroy Lauer, and Bill Teysko. Barbara Rosenbaum, Leroy Lauer, Robert Gulliver, and James Harrison are among the l0,000 students who received top scores in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The purpose of this exam, which is given to all interested high school seniors, is to encourage those students who demonstrate unusual promise of intellectual achievement, by awarding them scholarships. The nomes and scores of these l0,000 students are listed in a brochure which is widely distributed among colleges and universities. Also, the names and scores of these students are sent to their first and second choice colleges. 13