Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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lst row-B. Salisbury, D. Kratzer, B. Gonzales, Foster, VVilliams, E. Presley. 2nd row-M. Sandoval. L. Coltrin, M. Haynes. Hokanson. H. Hawkins. M. Little, M. Burkett. 3rd rowWR. Noah, C. Hulscy, D. Bailey, M. Iolly, Baxter, M. Bowman, M. Beetles. ith row-I. Worthy'. V. Saunders, E. Emery, T. Cye. art club tart klubb. An asso- ' ciation of individuals for the Gr G purpose of applying skill and taste to production according to aesthetic principles. W As the year progressed, Art Club members dab- bled in various media, listened to speakers. jour- Xt! neyed to points of interests, ande eas Spring set in occasionally took time off to set their easels in a circle and tell Ufunniesf' Fine-looking - . bunch, wot? l 1 1 ,f frQi11'- Ti A1 L' iff f '.YifrJf.L N' , 4 f ll'2' Z Y WM, . f' E 1 1 .7 i l 4 Piss K- I 2:3 I . .. ff, 1 ' 1 u Nl , fy E! ' ke lfunh- 's o 'nf' Q L....4 st row-I, Convey, M. Medcziris, R. Leach, M. Kin- caid, Pedigo, M11 Montonnzi. eab'a-zons feab'a-zonzj, n. Name given to association of 1I1d1V1dU8llS IJOSSGSSIHQ 3L1t0- lst row-R. Alingrcn, W. Young, D. Clancy, B. Guthrie. njqpbilgsg 2nd row-R. Harvill, B, Krips, D. Lloyd, N. Rice. 3rd row--I. Nicholson, Obcrlc, R. Nixon. B. Montgomery, R Montoya, M. Lalionte. -lth row-I. Convev, M. Kincaid, R. Leach, Pedigo, Mr. Mon tonna, M. lVlcdc:11'is, P. Siriicusa. Haley. Newly formed this year, the Auto Club is already operating under an alias, for they prefer to be called the Cabazons. The fellows performed an invaluable service to the school as far as boosting spirit still another notch goes when they led a crepe-papered caravan to the ClF's at Pepperdine. A ball was had by all, according to Head Nlan Nlalon Kincaid.

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ad-vi'so-ry coun'cil fad-vi'z6-ri koun'silJ. An assembly sum- moned for and having the power to recommend regard- ing a decision or course of conduct. Chiefly responsible for this year's Cauldron sales is the above group. Orchids for that gang! Cn April 8 Council members took local eighth graders by the hand, showed them points of interest, and fed them ice cream. Climaxing months of sweat and strain, Advisory peeples beamed creatively on the C.A.S.C. convention. They also gained the dubious distinction of having their pictures retaken no less than four times.

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as-sem'bly ta-sem'blil, n. QOF. a.s-sw11blc'v. A gathering of per- sons, esp. for deliberation and legislation, or for worship. lsr row-S. Belcher: R. Montgomery: I. Mahaffey: N, Ansht fml row-S. Stafford: L. Hollidryz G. Orrcll: D. Srrickliri: Nelson: ll. Butler. L. Williamsaon. Although far from a scene of deliberation, legislatir and worship, the auditorium saw many a churce assel bly as the school year progressed. The emphasis vs on entertainment and enlightenment-with marimbis operatic singers, ventriloquists, narcotics panels, a student talent providing on both counts. View. agreed that the Assembly Committee rated a l Uhats off . 8