Los Alamitos High School - Cottonwood Yearbook (Los Alamitos, CA)

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l l'l IINXIILII' 1-an pn- -4- ...- - NEWSPAPER CAPTURES CELEBRATION IN PRINT The Crusaders staff dedicates itself to covering all newsworthy events, varying from the Cow Club to the football team during CIF. The Crusader is truly a student- run newspaper: the staff designs, lays-out, and pastes up pages. These pages represent the efforts of over fifty Los Al students who enjoy researching information and ideas. I , Staff writer Michael Chen proofreads and edits some papers II ,i lr I I Newspaper staff members Chris Vesper. Mike Moore, Mike Chen and Scott Reber gather in the English office to discuss a very important deadline. Michael Chen explains the assignments and tells when the stories are due. Q If I! 44' , ,V E, ,- X, .V , f mf. , , .L . i , , L . Q LZ? f QXYPZ ffm, ,milf KX f . 7 W?-f'L'?51gff'3g'ifff,, ,f f wi' 9,2 z ., 1 ,K ,e,4f f Wx gh , if if Q-H Q'Wf,,,j'52' -fkvw1-. Cf 5 . ,449 f,,f - L 1 . Q'-2 I ff 1. 'Q , W. ff. ll that are sure to make the headlines in the next issue of Crusader photographers Steve Macclaro, Glen Kaneko Kevin Mclntyre proudly show off pictures Crusader. of newly found friends who so graciously posed in bikinis for them over the summer months. 'viii g... sf! Staff writer Marcia Kingsberry looks through the dictionary, searching for the perfeqf to use in her next editorial, , V

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'SL Fishing Club: Front Row - Dan Allard, Mr. Clalrmont, Steve Smith, Joe Hill Second Row - Sean Lewis, Paul Wilderman, Adam Melrovitz, Alex Carpenter ff , 5' V, 5 has W I I I N IH fi 0 A-Q,-ii Many students get involved in various activities on campus. Malcom Womack, an active member of the C.l.A. and Drama Club, studies his lines for the upcoming musical. Malcom enjoys acting during his spare time. ,., C.l.A.: Malcom Womack, Brad Rawls, Kent Nordstrom, Pat Ramsburg, Todd Flanagan, Jeff Harmon INTERNATIONAL ED FISHING FISHING CAPTURES: C.I.A. OBSERVES Students in the fishing club this past yearjoined because they wanted to learn more about what they were like inside themselves. They also in- troduced new people into nature and showed them how to respect our wonderful world. The members were taught better skills in fishing, such as flyfishing and casting. Numerous trips were scheduled on weekends. Mr. Clairmont was the sponsor and his hopes were for the boys to have as much fun fishing as he did. I Another club on campus was the C.l.A. Members of the C.I.A. were readily identified by their trenchcoats, dark glasses, and briefcases. As implied by their name, the C.l.A.'s activities are somewhat mysterious, but they are known to be fans of James Bond and the man from U.N.C.L.E. C.l.A. also enjoyed participating in Spirit Week at the beginning of the year. -, .1- fi On his way to class, Steve Smith stops to think about his fishing trip this weekend with Mr. Clairmont and the fishing club. Steve enjoys fishing because he likes nature and the outdoors. I Festivities 23

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QUILL AND SCRGLL ' NEWSPAPER JOURNALISTS PROGRESS Quill and Scroll, advised by Ms. Wilson is an honors society for students in newspaper and yearbook. The club is designed to lead students interested in journalism into their perspective fields. At the end of the year the club had a special luncheon to honor those who had excelled in their classes. ,, pn it 1 -7 I 0 First Row - Sabrina Thomas, Stephanie Canin, Debbie Theriault, Kelli Hawkins, Julie Jones, Kelly Harris Second Row - Ann Marie Hagmann, Dawnielle Congiardo, Darilyn Sisemore, Christine VanKampen, Jane Doulo, Carolyn Murphy, Ms. Wilson Third Row - Brad Rawls, Aaron Glatman, Michael Chen, Scott Raber. V' ,. .v-Q9-I ..2'.!L'1 Grinning at the end of another deadline, Dawnielle Congiardo heads out of yearbook class satisfied with a job well done. Yearbook co-editor Kelli Hawkins works diligently on the opening section of Cot- tonwood '66. Her hard work is sure to pay off when the yearbook is finished. Kelly Harris looks with frustration to find out that she has a week to finish her section. Kelly is not only involved in designing the yearbook, but also in selling it watching Julie Jones' precise measurements, Sabrina Thomas quickly up the do's and don'ts of making a layout. Festivities 25 rwf