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

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A group of people sat around a table looking at a collection of pictures with narrowed eyes. The snapshots consisted of smiling cheer- leaders, a solemn drum major, and a football player with his coaches. Another picture fea- tured a cluster of tan buildings encircled by a red and gold border, with a sign in the middle, labeled Hawthorne High School. HCompletely illogical! commented one man, leaning back in his chair. 'lCan't possibly be true! said one woman frowning. The group glanced up, startled, as the door opened. A thin man with glasses stepped in. Sorry l'm late, he apologized, nodding to the man at the head of the table. 'lWell . . . the group said tensely. l was trying to get some information from students at that school. l-le gestured toward the pictures on the table. My little interviews have confirmed our suspicions. These students like Hawthorne High! MEETING OF THE MINDS - Coaches Otto Plum and Larry Reed discuss the game plan with Quarter- back Alonzo Young. Varsity football was undefeat- ed in league play. DO I KNOW THIS CHEER? - Songleader Sheri Rixey attempts to get the crowd involved. This was Rixey's second year on Pep Squad, FOLLOW ME - Drum Major James Taylor prepares for the halftime performance. Taylor attended Haw- thorne Youth Camp as a cook. RAISE YOUR HANDS - Drill Team members Mar- garet Arazate and Kim Gidley are in the lead as they perform during halftime. Arazate has been a mem- ber for three years. 4 Opening

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They like Hawthorne High! the group re- peated astounded. At once, the room was in an uproar. 'Nobody likes school! cried someone. School can't be fun! cried another. The man at the head ot the table stood up abruptly, and the people tell quiet. Obvious- ly, he began, this Hawthorne High School is up to something very suspicious. No school can be this good. Or can it? cut in the skinny man. The kids l talked to seemed to be pretty happy. And it's our job to find out why! said the head man sternly. 'lYou, he pointed to the skinny man, you arelgoing to do a little detec- tive work. Here, he handed him a coat and hat, it is your job to tind out what these kids do at school. l During lunch, added a woman. After school. ln class. Out ot class. And so the chosen spy donned his black coat and hat and became the dark figure! ,uf Wtuncoveriny il ,,J,,, ,A.F,,,f-ff XIII.. 6 Opening Il IU