La Palma Junior High School - Patriot Yearbook (Buena Park, CA)

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Cuuncil Brin gs Students Together Q'-.. - ,LJ .Qi . Tap Left- Smith, actmvqltives director and student councnl advuser, smiles imriftingly at wary atm-iam emmcil meeting. Top Right- Stars and stripes? Yes, striped, even plaid and checkered chairs were carried arcnmd campus by studhnt cabinet members on their way to the activities room where they plawd and coiordiinated the various anativities of the year. S'TWUDF:NT CABI- I'fE'F'- ,Frame Raw' QIQRQ: R. Patten, F. Colacicm, S. Bartleg Second Row CL--Ry: J. Nakamaml, B. Tamer5TT1ird Rmwu.-Ry: L. Mort1e'y,. C. Childress, T. P , K. Hfalmblad, C. v'8.l?'g3.S5FDI.I1't15I Raw U..-Rl: S. Cain, K. Choate, M. Bam-algiack Rowih-Rgjmv. Vasby, G. Reese, S. Kyo-men, J. Pavlevsky, S. Hansen. Bottom- The Action of student council was to inim'm:1:he student body ahmmt 111 activities involving clubs and the student body as a whole. COUNCIL- Fwrrt Raw UL-RQ: T. Fa1ee,h,j., Emerickk N. Gray, Ii! . C. Jones K. Rice P. Lopez, C. Hanna J. Hart, A . Kim mug , Izfsmdem cmmcil J. Cgagear, S. C. fwwe, B. ifbebblethwaite.

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Rock On! The cheerleaders helped the Patriots rock on to victory. They promoted great enthusiasm and bicenten- nial pride to our campus. During the summer they worked very hard to mal-ce and improve new cheers. 'In August they went to camp, and although the competition was very challenging, the cheerleaders returned with superior ribbons and a trophy. The cheerleaders helped promote Patriot spirit by selling buttons and ribbons and by having car washes, pep rallies, and a spirit dance in September. The cheerleaders certainly brought the student body and faculty much more of that Patriot Pride, creating many more memories that we will cherish forever. Cheerleaders! 11

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I hope it can be uid by even:-ymme that there has been atlenstomefdme inthiaachaalyguubattlmy have emwwd tluznfelvsz either as a mmm' ur as an parriammnt The ei-t 'by the nt cabimt thiavearwms to make this school fyssr the hm ever ierwu Irwmeusrtheeifmlcafanymmepemonfbut the mmhinsd mark mf me widens cabinet ind tm :Briant may ww.-.11 rm. acwmplimad rm. I think dint -rm wall agua that antiviniu mink many people imwsllwd are far mme excwng than Andtheclssogl E76 deinimelyahmwedalmai . imrulvemewcmyfear Ilwsre learned a year deal Hamish: fa thesmmentbmdymhis-year iamvmygra allthasawhoilm edmeimtheim-timeawicb oqpmratiun Mm pem1ramt1,IIIwa.mtfmwmalea11 efycxu thSEHf5.TB gWy' fmvthisoppom' tumry m serve you as ymn sz-miem body pwmdnnz Steve Cam STUDENT COUNCIL fCont14Seoond Row KL-RD: P. Swans I Mrs. Smith, D. Bryan, P. Cooper, D. Harte, R. Minimum, P. Brewm, M. salmon, C. Gmu, M. Centeno, 1.. Gagnier, R. Palmer, M. McCain C. Williamibfn, E.. Rubin- son, B. Jonesg Third Row fl.-Rl: T. Walsh, R. Viliifana, C. Bagiuski, L. Lax-key, R. Dwyer, R. Aguilar, Mr. I-Iughes, Mr. L. Laixd, T. Mcdabe, M. Pascoe, L. Tafcvya, T. Inman, R. igmmg Ba-ck Row fl.-Ry: G. D. Paquin, T. T'hatcha', S. Wheeler, I. Helin, C. Nelson, T. Battists., R. Cuevas, K. May, V. Barbosa, D. Cmfts. Page-Tay Wa1kcmWa.1lker! Cheerleader Judy Hart watches as a spirited stwient joins in to help swat the varsity football team by walking on the Walker game postwar. Middle- The AE officers helped direct and preside over time student cmumcil meeting. Their spirit and enthusiasm guidwed the student cabinet in its tasks. ASB OFFICERS UL-RJ: . Pres. -Steve Cain, V. Pres. -Vicki Vasby, Sec.. .-Theresa Potter, Trees. I-MM'i1Y'I1 Smdefmi CSU!!-Ciln-3 Bernal. Bottom-Excited students gather together im- the first time at the fbi! home football game. 4 N . , .... . ' . D . f fewf Tig my :mire immeiz. D wx 'f. f N , A ' ' . D . D f ' T D V ex! X '--H .- ,l' - . Y A- , - 1 , . , Y, X , V V Y . D ' DDDD . . -