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

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'N ww -1 w 1 J 1 ll Cradzfzrm We auf. . . 'N 1 fy hcet of Huntington Beach High Sclggol AHer t ee OILER pride they understand. unusual school colors-Orange and Black. Oilers t AAPV ,fdefon Orange an Black. Orange is Why do we have 1 strange colors, you ask? Possibly because t Qfmbolize the city of Hun - bright, it jo ts you awak : Z onday mornings, it's reheshingg it's alive ck is mysterious, tington Beach and the citys' history. IVIZLQL: Zyal 2 EZEZ : live in exciting, like our futures, and it 's traditiona glgl 35,5 a22:1 :1:'2 Orange County and California is p r for a a romantic photograph. This is also the yea elicious citrus Huit of that color. Oranm is also guys wear Black . When Oilers wear O - the main color of our Pacihc sunsets. Huntington a nd Black people know we're not ordinary, V became the :255 .,:t N y town it is today when oil was we ar stupendous, Viiigigng 5 E,. 1 .i 111: z Frmd Our! ThuS, Orange Hrst drilled h 1920. Black is the color ofthe and Bla ck seem natural to represent the liquid which bioiight money eople to this proud Huntington Beawch Oilers! .:.,:V,: - area. s.sjZ,Egf I t , g When strangers see our colors their hrst im pression is Ooh, yuck, it looks like Halloween' x a 1 'xr .R as N, XJ f W .,.... 4 ..:.. t f ,. Q43 ,gg Opening , egg HKM AQ

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77414, ,pin fgfaauwk ef Weieia ff X 77 The Huntington Beach High School student body has many brilliant hcets. Though the facets are different colors, shapes, and sizes, they blend together to form something as strong and intricate as an exquisitely cut diamond. The music, styles, attitudes of the 80's, sports, organizations, and the clubs are just a few of our unique facets. The durable and everlasting diamonds are lilce the many students that ha ve attended I-LB.HS. The ambition, the pride, and the striving for success that they ha ve given these past 75 years will continue contributing to the next 75 years. lfl 75 Wmdcrful lfmr on K Opposite page Q Kevin Marlin and Eric Lorenzen discussing aber- noon plans. I Middle, bottom Q june Yusi K better known as .I-ello juniorj, Randy Parsons, and Dwight Velarde popping at lunch in the quad. K Top j Stehni Gretel resting aEer a strenuious day of school! K Bottom j When 4th period is over H.B.H.S. students crowd the lunch lines like hungry tigers!! Opening

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