La Canada High School - Omega Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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isoFT cay ft| A gala affair, these longheads of science specialize in any practical knowledge at L.C.H.S. Those who view these spuds as derelicts ore themselves sons of Martha; Q.E.D. These peerless apostles of technology refrain from social intercourse with the stagnant minds of the priggish riff-raff and the lowborn offscouring of society. Not oafish enough to drop lysergic acid diethyla- mide, they get a bang out of playing deep games with the phrenology boxes of the swinish multitude. True comprehension of their activities would remove one ' s resperation. If cogitating this makes you want to feed the fish, you can go tell it to the Marines, Jorge. Hitchhiking across the Galaxy is this year ' s project for the Science Fiction Clubs, sponsored by Miss Canavan. The mem- bers meet regularly to keep track of the many new science fiction books, movies, and conventions. The club ' s private library has grown like an amoeba from outer space. If sci-fi or fantasy is your special interest, drop in and join. Qoioni- o-Pir-tirin C .U ih

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DAMN THE TOEPEDOS The Peaceful Atoms, the La Canada Chapter of the Alliance for Survival, was co-founded this year by Diana White and Hillary Morgan with Mrs. Laine as its sponsor. The organizations main emphasis was to inform the students about the pros and cons of having nuclear power and weapons. Although the regular members were anti-nuclear, any stu- dent or staff member was welcome to attend its meetings regardless of his or her stand on the issue. These meetings consisted of several movies on the subject, as well as talks by members and outside speakers. The Peaceful Atoms, Linda Loine, Jane McMonigill, Hillary Morgan, Suzanne Powell, Mott Burroughs, Pe- ter Oppermon, Paul Sum- mers, Mad Bomber, Ravin- der Khaira, Scott Dewey, Diana White, Samuel Gold- stein.

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