La Habra High School - Hieland Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

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enms Sandy Carlson, Manager TENNIS DOUBLES Back row (Ir): Martha Baker, Jerri Lou Dykes, Marifa Braith- waite. Third row: Koy Banasky, Mary Lou Owen, Georgene Boggio. Second row : Vicky Andrews, Ann Herlihy, Carol En- gelhardt. Front row: Patti Wagner, Ton! Hammer, Chorlene Ruth. hadminton WITH NEW AND LARGER SCHOOLS to play this year, the results were a one win, three lost rec- ord. The scores went as folows: La Habra 2 Fullerton 10 La Habra 5 Westminster 7 La Habra 9 Bueno Park 4 La Habra 1 Western 1 1 Outstanding players were Patti Wagner and Toni Hammer, who met all of their challenges without defeat. Kay Banasky, Manager BADMINTON DOUBLES Back row |l-r|: Pat Adkins, Peggy O ' Neal, Carol Cole- man, Marita Broithwaite, Third row: Carol McNeill, Gretchen Imhoff, Pat Stanford, Shorleen Johnson. Second row: Carolyn Cochran, Kay Banasky, Colleen Quigley, Janice Glenn. Front row: Teddye Gould, Sharon Wolcott, Georgene Boggio, Terri Fowler. INCREASING NUMBERS OF LASSIES went out for Badminton this year giving a large amount of work and successful results. Only the top six teams of the nine shown here attended the sports days, and they were confronted with stiff competition. TENNIS SINGLES Back row (l-r): Gretchen Imhoff, Judy Lankard. Middle row: Sandy Carlson, Pam Pray. Front row: Karen Odie, Kristen Danielson. BADMINTON SINGLES Back row |l r); Toni Hammer, Merrie Tebben, Maggie Kriesant. Middle row: Lynn Warner, Sharon Dennis. Front row: Karen Kombrink, Sally Went- worth.

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9 Swimmina IBack row: (1-r) Gay Batchelder, Susie Ballard, Carol Newsome. Third row: Doris Lyons, Judy Dearmin. Second row: Leslie Turner, Dawn Ecicson. Fronf row: Judy Sells, Susan Parke. Susan Dionne — Manager UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS. DORAN KOUGH, the La Habra High School Girls ' Swim Team have done very v ell this year. Three of the opposing schools showed very stiff competition and though La Habra was defeated, they put up a tremendous fight. Scores in competition were: La Habra 33 Fullerton 45 La Habra 58 Westminister 20 La Habra 57 Buena Park 22 La Habra 51 Anaheim 26 La Habra 38 Western 48 La Habra 31 Newport 47 In only the game with Fullerton did Mrs. Kough use her JV team. In hard fought swimming the JV ' s tied Fullerton 37-37. Many records were set by the girls. Carol Newsome broke the old record of the 25 yd. back stroke, with an amaz- ing 16.7. Carol Englehardt broke two other records. One was the 50 yd. free- style done in 31.3; the other, a tremen- dous record for the girls 25 yd. butterfly (14.6). NSJ or- lty2 -. Back row: (l-rj Dianne Fowney, Mon lyn Seltzer, Joan Adams. Third row: Carol Englehardt, Marilyn Thayer, Jo Gebhardt. Second row: Sharon Thomas, lona Andrew, Penny Ragon, Front row: Jane Arthur, Susan Dionne. oUvj E«t%c ' Back row: (l-r) Maryanne Holliday, Jon.-.t Hnrris, Carol Ekiund, Kathie O ' Mara, Sherry Littlejohn. Front row: Judy Dishman, Dorothy St. Clair, Lynn Warner, Jon Erlenmeyer. 227

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County Convention WELCOMING SPEAKERS for the conference were Mr. Pray and Jim Mitchell. They spoke at the afternoon meeting. DANCING THE HIGHLAND FLING was Dale Kesey. This was the first time he performed the exhousting dance at a Clan function. DELEGATES FROM TWENTY ONE SCHOOLS descended upon Highlandville. This was the scene immediately before the afternoon pro- gram, and just after the group had been given tea and crumpets, ' FOR THE FIRST AND LAST TIME IN AT LEAST TWENTY-ONE YEARS the Orange County GAA Conference was held here at La Habra. One of the interesting facets of the day were the conference groups held after the afternoon gym meet- ing, in which the various GAA groups discussed mutual problems. Special thanks go from the Scot Lassies to GAA President Linda Middleton and Advisor Larry Firman for making this event a great success. ■THE BLOB ' .-. J ' . one of the modern dance demonstra- tions It was port of a dance theme called Struggle Trampoline ond tumbling exhibitions w re also given SKIRLING INTO STIRLING gym came the Bag Pipe Band, giving the delegates another look into the Scot tradition of LHHS. AN EVENING BANQUET was given in Steworf Hall. Musical numbers, some college speakers and con- versation followed the menu, here being checked by Kay Banosky.