John Glenn High School - Patriot Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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I V76 U.S. celebrated bicentennial First Sen- ior Tea 12th Winter Olympics took place in Innsbruck. Austria fatty hears t was convicted of bank robbery new faces in sports: Coach Wise. Coach Andersen St Coach Golgart One Flew Over the Cuckoo s nest won best picture Viking I landed on Mars Christmas Queen was Linda Blackwell Yearbook was dedicated to Mr Ernie Bell Home- coming Court was dressed in the old fa- shioned style of the Golden days This year ' s Christmas dance came to a surpris- ing pause when princess Linda Blackwell was crowned the Christmas Queen Under the Yum Yum Tree ' was per- formed. This show was funny and fre- quently hilarious Children ' s theatre learned the fun of using sign language, so that they could perform for deaf children. The Golden Goose. The World of Carl Sandberg ' , became a most entertain- ing and lively tribute to America in our bicentennial year of celebration. 1. A Bicentennial Celebration 2. 1976 A.S.B. ofTicers 5. Faces of ' 76 4. Lady Eagles- a strong tradi- tion .♦rr triif- f 18 tlughletl

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1V75 President Gerald Ford granted a pardon to former President Richard nixon Jim Fleming assumed the role as principal Christmas Queen Laura Castaneda James HofTa was reported missing M.G.M. students, science students and coordinators went on a Journey to the Mo- Jave Desert. They dug for fossils at Vas- quez Rocks and climbed Ambou Crater, the youngest Volcano in California Girls varsity tennis took 2nd place in the Suburban league new Clubs: Choir, Intercoms, Photo Lab, Latin Yearbook was dedicated to Mr. Stan Andersen Homecoming week was filled with fun and excitement as it began with the traditional Little red-wagon ride . The Homecoming Princesses and their escorts participated in The Future newlywed Game Mr. Fleming and his partner, Sylvia Salas, Chugged-a-lug their way to the Rootbeer Chugg-a-lug Championship Home- coming Queen was Kathy Minton. « i I ■Vi ' ' ' li)L. Could this be the wishing well in Senior Square? Seniors make a statement to the under- classes. Inventive students on a field trip leave Glenn ' s name inscribed in rock. Our campus during quiet times. Students of 1975 show their spirit reciting the Alma Mater. Golgart, Layman, Shilling, Tabak 17 A

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VMM i GIRLS ' ATHLETICS COACH ul THE YEAl J77 ' ' ' in ft vi w Jimmy Carter served first year as Presi- dent DJ s for homecoming dance were the Air Force Rocl Band new Clubs: Micliey Mouse club. Jazz- band; Cal Cadets Elvis Presley died at Graceland First Annual boys coach of the year: Art Jessup Hew Minimum wage law was passed homecoming Queen was Alicia Salazar Yearbook dedicated to Mr. Don Usher Christmas Queen was Diane Revillo Died: Lawrence C. Ramirez 12 20 59 — 7 17 76 The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams was performed by the Repertory Company. This was a drama of great tenderness, charm, and beauty Children ' s The- atre, for the first time was not only working with live actors but also with a new kind of star — puppets. They ap- peared in The Magic Fruit. and Lit- tle Red Riding Hood resident S Riel. Vice President: C Neff and J.Propemick. Secretary: A.Sala2ar. Director o» Activrties: J. lernandez. Advisor Mr Hard i- 1. Looks like our cheerleaders have got- ten prettier, anyhow. 2. Ms. Barrett received deserved recogni- tion. 3. The newly formed Mickey Mouse Club 4. The Air Force Rock Band visited Olenn. 5. Christmas Court ' 77 and dance TONIGHTS THE NIGHT i S 4 »J H W{ ' f Briley. Gonzales, haggerty. Rego. Renison. Schegetz, Trimble 19