Lynwood High School - Accolade Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

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Student Body Vice President Victor Luke Student Body Secretary Joan Harrison ,..Xl ' A KJ... rx A ,.:,.s-x 4 ..:::.,Q'.. i':I1-2-M :isis 2552:-1 - ,'.a' at i 1 f VW If H i f an W M A4 55 ff Amt ff W Student Body President Robert Beagle

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Senior Class President Senior Class Officers Seated: Judy Krogstad, Della Gard- ner, Johnette Ward. 26 Robert Steiner SENIOR CLASS Having hosted the St. Patrick's Day Dance as freshmen, Autumn Antics, the customary welcome dance as second year Knights, and the plush Junior-Senior Prom at the Beverly Hilton Hotel as juniors, this year's senior class has multitudes of memories for their four-year stay at LHS. Guided through the hectic years by the leadership of presidents Mickey Bach, Howard Mattoon, and Bob Steiner, these upper-classmen remember without disat- isfaction the difficult transition from full to half and back to full-day sessions. Climaxing the most exciting year of all, the typical dream of a l2th grader came true with the construction of a senior square. The class began celebrating their last year in November with the Moon- light Fantasy restricted to members of the '59 class only. Following a memorable homecoming and a successful Christmas Dance, the next major senior project was their play Cheaper by the Dozen. This event was proceeded with the talent and awards assemblies. In closing the door on their high school career, the seniors spent a busy last week at the Baccalaureate service, Irvine Park, senior dinner dance at the Los Coyotes Country Club, graduation and the all- night party.