Lowell High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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The Best! That is the opinion given by the Junior class officers of our school and country. Getting ready to raise one of our signs of patriotism are Ted Herlihy, president; Bob Grafton, vice president; Nikki Knox, treasurer; and Lucinda Drewniak, secretary. 12

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Auxiliary Service Mrs. Jeanne Knox Principal ' s Secretary Mrs. Bernice NX ' illiams Registrar Bus Drivers - Jerry Stevens and Tommy Thompson. Student Services Mrs. Roma Otzen Textbook Clerk Evening and Day Shift Custodians, left to right: Ralph Grant, Wally Winther, Day Shift - Gene Gayle. Mr. John Dineen Head Custodian Mrs. Winifred Roberts Attendance Clerk Mrs. Kathryn Webber Cafeteria Help Night Shift Custodians, left to right, Steven Molnar,Cecil Woodrow,Leadman; and Kenneth McClurg. 11

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Junior Class Council Members are - Back row: Judi Dishman, Jack Chewning, Chery Kurz, Larry Pearson, Diane Foetney. Saoiu mir: Mary Ann Halliday, Doug Moore, Sally Roesch, Rolf Vom Dorp, Dave Youngclaus. Front row: Judy Hook, Julie San- ders, Carol Lavison, Jane Arthur, Elaine Nicholas, Kathy Scott. Ju tlors fulfill KespoHsibility Junior Class Advisors, Mr. Elmo Clamp and Miss Gertrude Branon, are satisfied with a well organized year. of Cow ell Ccaderskip This year ' s Junior Classhashadtheresponsibility of organizing Lowell High School. They not only helped greatly in Student Body activities but planned class sales and parties. The Jun- ior Prom was the biggest event of their year. It took place at Fullerton Junior College on April 27. These students have had and will have an enormous effect on the type of citizens Lowell will create and produce in the future. 13