Hawthorne High School - El Molino Yearbook (Hawthorne, CA)

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Money, money, money . . . Som Shylock Reis, financial wizard who dreamed up ingenious money making schemes such as selling popcorn to hungry Cougars, counts the daily take. Janet Leech, Morion Winn, Sora Baker, Jill Steigerwalt, and Martha C. deBaca were the faithful workers who manned the popcorn machine every lunch period. Thank these people for helping to raise money to add 48 more pages to your yearbook. Every yearbook staff should have a fresh- man around somewhere, so Roy Tiniakoff breaks in by learning to trim pictures. Carolyn Ward, Cherie Olmsted, and Mad- elyn Sadler edited copy ond, you guessed it, helped to roise money. Don't worry, girls, the El Molino will come out on time . . . we hopel Maybe Sharon Mullard and Dianne Davis have discovered that some senior pic- tures are missing, but Rosalie Monteith and Joyce McDonald are probably thinking of all the work yet to be done! M48

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ke ,bd Now, I iust don't know . . . Photographer Paul W Ward is somewhat dubious about one of Bob Mo- ser's drawings for the yearbook. But photography editor David Newill and Jerri Ann Scott, who sold , ads, don't seem to care much one way or the other, for their part of the El Molina is finished. Happy l day! Every good gumshoe has his spies, the people who observe the antics and behavior of the suspects and keep a careful record of their activities. So Hawkthorne's first move in finding the answer to 'iwhodunitn was to locate some aides capable of doing a good iob for him. This wasn't a difficult undertaking, for one group of especially energetic and alert Cougars was ideally fitted to the iob. Who? Why, the EI Molino staff, of course, the super sleuths of H.H.S. Troubled Buddy Youngreen tries to throw a little Come on, gang, let's go get those ads . . . it takes light on the subject . . . weary Joanne Stangel money to put out a yearbook, lots of it, so Pat and Grace Delarme continue the struggle of Slaughter, Gail Welch, Linda Jo Lewis, and Mar- checking copy. Apparently JoAnn Mitchell and lene Malais took some extra vitamin pills and Nancy Winfrey are glad to take a break. charged forth to sell ads.

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