Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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in Keeping Spirits High on Campus PEP SQUAD TOP ROW T Horowitz J White P Dougherty K Kl ne L Anderson, P. Forrester, S. Harris, C. Linn, L. Pakarek, D. Gottschalk. D Rudolph O Haring L Wood M DuClusan K Hokansen P Kitchen BOTTOM ROW: G. Doolen, S. Long, J. lverson, A. Moses, D. Emery, D. SECOND ROW R Corwin B Barnes S Linclseth S Feemster T Handley Anderson, E. Royal, M. DeAvila. Magnolia's official rooting section, the Sentinel Soundoffsf' have shown a lot of pep and spirit this year. The pep squad under the leadership of Pat For- rester, President, has had the goal of promoting school spirit to the utmost. During the football season, the soundoffs ioined with the song and yell leaders in making posters to publicize the games, and at the games the Mag- nolia M could be seen in the yellow pom-poms. The students sitting in the official pep squad section wore the official dress of black skirts and gold blouses. One of the year's highlights was their presentation of a skit at the pep assembly preceding the football game with the Santiago Cavaliers. Hilarity prevailed as the pep clulo members went through their paces. During the basketball season Magnolia was one of the few schools in Orange County to attempt a flash card section. Assisting Pat have been 'Lynn Ander- son, vice president, and Karen Kline, treasurer. lOl

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G .Drama and Pep Work PAUL HERZBERG takes publicity pictures of Katie Germaine, Mike Van Fossen, and Reaunell Eskriclge for the Drama Club. Under the leadership ot that zany comedian, Marianne Stocks, the Drama Club has become a favorite among the Sentinels. Without the Drama Club, many ot the plays pre- sented this year would never have gone into production. The Drama Club gets everyone into the act by having those people who are not acting, help with the scenery, by paint- ing tlats it they're artistic, or helping with the lighting, make- up or props. Drama Club provides the stage crew and works on the production ot all school plays. They are guided by their advisor Mr. William Bottoltson, whose acting and dramatic ability earned him the honor of being the head of the Drama department. An extra activity ot the club was the annual Sadie Haw- kins Dance where a gal could snag her best beau and git hitched by marryin' Sam. This is an annual affair, much to the delight ot the ladies on campus. Working with Marianne this year have been Mike Van Fossen, vice president, Katie Germaine, secretary, and Reau- nell Eskridge, treasurer. DRAMA CLUB-TOP ROW: G. Cofone, J. Morris, C. Mullenix, T. Young, Eskriclge, S. Ray, N. Robson, S. Younes, C. Sullens, M. Stocks, G. Shaw, L Schroed, J. Borruso, D, Gottschalk, S. Wood, L. Dick. SECOND ROW: C. Bartram. BOTTOM ROW: D. Kirk, D. Koska, J. Henslee, M. Howell, S Long, M. Gregory, S. Jensen, G. Doolen, G, Petty, R. Ochwat, K. C. Hipp, M. VanFossen, A. Olson. Germaine, Y. Marquez, D. Mondocea. THIRD ROW: J. Crenshaw, R. fl 1 l it l l l r l t l l ,,., l l ,,,, . a l l l T, l l l l l ,. -l l l l l , l l l , K r .QW

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Varsity . -..V f -f- e,.'Qif: 1 1 VARSITY M CLUB-TOP ROW: B. Kogut, J. Judson, P. Pierson, R Emmons, M. Loya, J. Morris, D. Rudolph, G. Loya, T. Taylor, J. Seely J. Schonemen, J. Davis, J. Helmer, T. Landgren, K. Yater, E. Canacly K. Krausfelclt, J. Kosewick, G. Reed, B. Schneider. SECOND ROW: T. Allen P. Wright, M. Deck, J. Bennet, R. Bergstrom, D. Stoner, M. Melton, Tj VARSITY CLUB members Steve Black, Mike Cochrane, Bernie Schneider and Dennis Lightner participate in the sale of candy-coated peanuts. , jgvv M... ' --M .. .,.e. . 1 Club Proves to Be Most es- :-win, :s.:.: .. B' Y? . . --V-..,, -'QL .sis we f ,X Turner, R. See, S. Black, R. Thompson, M. Cochrane, J. Aguinaga, M Noggle, D. Lightner, K. Wilson, J. Ray, D. Gandy, N. Misserville, M Hotchkiss. BOTTOM ROW: E. Mitchel, S. Libdersmith, R. Oliver, G Lefkowitz. W 9 ..., - .Sw ,f