Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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Les Bonnes Amies - Is a girls service club. They do many things for the school such as ushering at drama performances and open house and hosting at dances. They also have car washes and rummage sales to raise money to sponsor one of the highest points of the yearg The Winter Formal. Key Club - The Key Club is a club which performs services for the community and school. This club was formed by Kiwanis - a national service club for boys. Every year Key Club sponsors a popular fund-raising proiect which sells Christmas trees. The advisors are Mr. George Mrakich and Mr. Don Era. l Clubs, Clubs Everywhere

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The 1975-76 Wildcattet Drill Team had one of its most outstanding seasons this year. Under the leadership of Captain Melissa Garrity, lst Lt. Linda Mitchell, and 2nd Lt. Janelle Solomon, the forty-eight member squad captured more trophies and wins than ever before. The drill team took lst place at the Santa Monica El Primera Band review lfirst time entered in this paradei, plus the President's Trophy for Specialties, l st at the West Arcadia Band Preview, 2nd in Specialties at the Los Altos Half-time Tournament, 5th place in the Anaheim Parade and gave a very fine showing in the Glendora Half-time Tournament, the Miss Drill Team U.S.A. Pageant, the Arroyo State Competition, National City Maytime Band Review, Dodger Nite, Chinese New Year's Parade, not to mention all the fine performances during football season. Under the direction of Miss Donna Hannefield, with the help of the music coordinator Cindy Kirkley, this year was indeed successful. Everywhere the drill team went they were iudged as a very proud group. And Wilson has a lot to be proud of in its drill team. .,-:f7s,755f,,.,,,.,i,w5..,7. -ik.. v, P ' w ' W ' ,JV we

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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE - ln Front: Adriana Piedrahita. Left to Right: Ida Garay, Pam Campbell. Going to assemblies this year was iust like tuning in the T.V. For takeoffs on the gameshows Name That Tune and Almost Anything Goes, were the most exciting and popular, along with the communist, Kung Fu and Hypnotist assemblies. MECHA - Front Row, L to R: Annette Tarin, Diana Melgoza, Estella Estevez, Michelle Archuletto, Virginia Rios, Becky Ramirez, and Arlene Rios. Back Row, L to R: Monica Mendoza, Debbie Velarde, Debbie Holguin, Lorianna Sainz, Laura Mena, and Agnes Martinez. The purpose of M.E.C.H.A. iMovimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlanl is for further understanding about Chicano history and Chicano community events. This year M.E.C.H.A. began with goals to sponsor a scoreboard for our soccer team out on the football field, to continue the M.E.C.H.A. newspaper Los Gritos, and to make a mural of Mexican Culture.