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

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X9 acy acid Zwfwp 4, 3, 2, 4 Take off. Stars and planets dotted The cafeteria. Two rockets donated by Robert F. Kennedy Medical Center Took hungry orbiters a lit- tle out of This world. Vari- ety of flavors were of- fered: Solar Sundaes, Sat- urn Saturdays, Rockety Rootbeer floats, and Spacy Splits were the fa- vorites! The ice cream social was The first event spon- sored by Student Council in September. The cafe- teria had to be Turned into an inner planet waiting for T . Q V Yi, ml 4 ww' I :,,-: Z A-'Ill ' . . LET ME HELP-Cynthia Cucalon gives Nancy Turner a helping hand. Cucalon was Student Council secretary for 1st semes- ter. an invasion. By 5:30 pm, people were waiting in line for Their spacious ice cream. Junior Dinah Viiches whined in frustration, 'tThere were so many toppings, I wished l could have Tried Them all. The galactic event attracted one of The largest crowds ever. S 450.00 in profit was made. I believe we sold A00 bowls of ice cream, stated senior Linda Shin, chairperson. Though The event was profitable, iT was hectic for Student Council mem- bers behind The counters. They ran out of whipped cream, and knew that Telling The hungry space invaders wouldn'T be a pleasant job. lt was a mess, but iT still was lots of fun, stated sophomore Tricia Barron. As Orbit into Ice Cream headed Towards its destination, students headed Towards The commencing football game against Leuzinger. 'The Social filled me with spirit and energy for The game, exclaimed sophomore Soo lm. f-W---,N . 1 I GUIL TY SMILES-Geraldine San Mateo and Eun Song are caught fooling around on The job. Both were second year Student Council members. i'M DONE!-Dolores Arias stares into space '- 'i'c waiting for Dor- gely ,ranco to finish her ice crear. Arias was a four year Spanlst tudent. 7 L Ice Cream Social 07 af EAT YOUR HEART OUT-Erika Mourelo, with friend , enjoys her Saturn Saturday to the max. She was nominated for Homecom- ing Queen. MMMMMM GOOD!-Freshman David Jones attends his first ice cream social. Jones' mother worked in the Student Store. K? l VX ,N -vw, B