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

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As we celebrate the Bi-Centennial of our great nation, we should realize that the accomplishments of our Nation as a whole could not have been realized without the educational opportunities that were afforded to its citizens. 1 hope that you, as a citizen of our society, have taken advantage of La Palma Jr. High School ' s many educationa l programs and will continue throughout your life to grow and contribute to the future success of our great Nation. I also hope that you will support our great Nation as it accepts the challenges of many outside forces that are designed to take away our destiny and our faith in a free democratic society. This is going to take personal sacrifice on your part, but I ' m sure that you will be able to handle each situation as it arises before you. i ' LEFT - In his second year as Principal here, Mr. Hughes has become well-known to practically everyone. TOP - As usual, Mrs. Smith begins and ends each assembly with something she thinks is interesting. BOTTOM RIGHT - Guidance, as well as discipline, were the hallmarks of our administrators. VICE-PRINCIPALS (L-R): P. Smith, J. Seitz. 98 Adniinistration

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m -JS K» S-..:...- Front Office Offers Help to All »■ f % ' i t i i TOP - Guiding and helping, the counselors served to help the students get it together. COUNSELORS (L-R): L. Cravens-Seventh Grade, L, Simpson-Eighth Grade, B. Bell-Ninth Grade. TOP RIGHT -All smiles, Mrs. Smith cheerfully stands guard at the lunch lines. BOTTOM RICHT-Pausing from their conservation, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Seitz stop to watch the J. V. ' s surge to victory. BOTTOM- Lost again! Mr. Bell ' s expression shows what happened at the football game. Administration 99