La Colina Junior High School - Acrobiblos Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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NNUONALJUNIO I-ICNOIZ QOCIEIY INDUCTION ONY Barron, Nancy Boettner, Mary Errnan, Lynne Kramer, Larry Marshall, Bruce Marshall, Thomas Martini, Eliz. Mathis, James Ottman, Nancy Redisch, Ann Riparetti, Tony Seward, M. Spencer, C. Thompson, J. Wright, Dean Sth Bennett, Mary Carrick, Laura DeVaux, Susan Doolittle, J. Graham, Jane Hansen, Betty Irvine, Gail Jimenez, Jos. Following the candle-lighting ceree mony at the June 4 induction, officers of the Honor Society fabovej explained the goals and principles of the group. President Randy Saad, at the far right of each p1cture, then personally congratu lated each new member who came across the stage. NEWLY-ELECTED MEMBERS, 1965 Johnson, R. 9th Keys, Susan Beidler, M. Leonard, Jos. Caminiti, S. FOREIGN LANGUAGE I-IONOIZ QOCJEIY BANOUEI' McGinnis, Dan Meadows, Gail Minotto, Linda Owens, Alice Peterson, R. Reynolds, D. Rowland, Jody Scales, Anne Stephenson, L. Condon, Paul Donovan, Linda Grattan, M. I-larberts, Eliz. Hoegerman, S. Holmes, Bonnie Johnston, M, Knapp, Bunnie LaGrandeur, M. Lebow, Carol Lew is, Leanne Lopez, Anna Maria Martin, Pamela Mendenall, Alice Peache, Michael Peterson, Chris Rheinschrnidt, M. Rivera, Fred Rudnicki, Nancy Seegert, Betsy Sexton, Don Talley, David Winning best costume awards at the FLHS Banquet were Clif Deraita, Linda Schmerzler, Chuck Doo- little, Betty Hansen, Karen Reginatto, and George Farina. The scene at the right shows the French theme, one of three at the banquet.

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Topping all award winners in 1965 were Salutatorian Sarah Birss and Valedictorian Anne Webster, shown here with their trophies just after the June 3 assembly. Mrs. Kenneth Wilkins Qfar rightj presents DAR Outstanding Student awards to Linda Donovan and Steve Caminiti. AWARD WINNERS Four La Colina boys earned honorable mention awards at the local Science Fair: Ned Oakley, Steve Foote, frontg Greg Prachar, John Gardner. Winners of Ford Future Sci- entists of America regional awards are Al Clancy and Darlene Craviotto. Al Clancy, left, holds his local first place and zone third place trophies, and John Santrizos, his local third place award in Opti- mist Club Speech Contest. Below are the f1fte'en students who except for the Valedictorran and Salutatorian had the highest three-year grade point averages among 1965 grad- 113165. Dennis Anderson holds his top award- winning project in the Britannia Con- test. Runners-up are Steve Caminiti and Eugenia Seelenbinder.

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June 14-17, the last four days of the school year, was Senior Week - with traditional yet unique events. Friday, June 18, was Graduation Day. Starting at 4:30 and going into the evening, a dance completed the week- long schedule. Sadie Hawkins Day Slave Day Clash Day Silence Day Kangaroo Court Dignity at Graduation ON PA!-21V ,EVTHE 'Y' For those who didn't want to dance to the Chancellors, there were games, just plain looking, and all kinds of food - Many thanks to the PTA! IOW 'fi N919 'l .g A v fn' 'o 1 C 7 c 1 C a S 1 K :- n E E c c 7 E Y x