Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Science and Industrial Technolo .ii r I 5 QY SCIENCE CLUB-TOP ROW: Mr. Arthur Maser, advisor, J. Haber, D. Funk, M. Lewis, B. Gillon, B. VanRoggen, B. Rutherford. BOTTO D. MacKinnon, M. Sweger, K. Kiel, T. Arambula, M. Whittaker. Scientia Vita, as the Magnolia Science Club is known, has experienced its second successful year. Highlighting the activities of the club have been field Trips to such places as Aeronutronics and Borax Research Lab- oratories. These have been supplemented by talks given by club members on such sub- iects as boolean algebra and radiation. At the meetings, various speakers have been present and films showing different phases of science were shown. Many of the club members also belonged to the after school class in radiation which is sponsored by Mr. Arthur Maser, who is also the ad- visor for the Science Club. This gives them additional background information on one of the most interesting fields of study today. Jerry Haber has served as President of the Science Club this year, and the other officers have been Margaret Sweger, vice president, Kandy Kiel, secretary, and Dennis Funk, treasurer. They have worked together to fur- ther students' interest in the field of Science. Money matters have been solved by the annual caramel corn sale which is a favorite among the students on campus. Sticky fin- M ROW: gers were evident in every class during the week of the sale. Magnolia Industrial Technology Club, bet- ter known as MIT is off to a running start after its second successful year. The MIT is mainly a service organization composed of outstanding students in the fields of Electron- ics, Drafting, Automotive technology, and wood shop, who work for the benefit of the Industrial Arts, They work together to pro- mote interest in these fields, and also by participating in various school functions. One of MlT's activities which is a favorite among the students is the car smash. With sledge hammers, the students are allowed to release all their pent up emotions, whether it be ill feelings toward their best girl or boy friends or dismay because of a rough class, or just wanting to show off their muscles. All of this for iust the nominal fee of five cents, The MIT whose officers are Ken Garrett, president, Pat Wright, vice president, Darrell Wong, secretary, and Bob Sturges, treasurer, are under the advisorship of Mr. Williams.

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Sn lnterest, as Bowling D. Boughton, S. Jowell. by Roto Hi. T --A CLUB - TOP ROW: P. Wright, B. Rosenblum, W. Golonka, ow L. Banks, D. Cowan, J. Curtis, R. Gotreau, D. Kruh. SECOND : L. Dee, P. Johnson, G.. Panos, J. Esterline, K. Barrett, E. Steveson, Earle Murie, advisor. BOTTOM ROW: D. Gardner, J. Saito, J. Speech and debate ride high on the list at activities ot Magnolia students and Roto Hi is a club designed to give interested stu- dents a chance to enter competition to im- prove their skill in these fields. Roto Hi helps students gain confidence in the area of speech and its related activities, while at the same time it is a team competing for the school, much as an athletic team. Reaunell Eskridge as president ot Roto Hi has led her team to many victories. She has been ioined by Fred Wilferth, vice president, and Craig Oynes, secretary-treasurer. Roto Hi has had an active schedule ot competition this year including tour novice, three open, and two invitational tourna- ments. A highlight tor the year was the junior high tournament which was sponsored Strike! That's the way the members ot Magnolia's bowling league chalk up those scores and trophies. Magnolia's bowling Tests Skill BOWLING CLUB members Pat Forrester and Gloria Panos show the proper torm for bowling a strike. league is in its third year, and each year it becomes bigger and better. Wally Golonka has served as president this year, and as- sisting him have been Vice President Gloria Panos, who has also served as secretary, and Pat Forrester, treasurer. Not all the bowlers are experts, many are beginners, who although they may not bowl over TOO, have a lot ot fun and a good time. This is the chief aim of the Bowling Club and each and every member will assure you they are having tremendous fun as they learn to bowl correctly. The bowlers met each Thursday afternoon at the Wonderbowl and bowled tor two hours improving their averages and giving each other tips on how to make those strikes and spares. Their advisor, Mr. Murie, was a source of excellent tips and he showed the bowlers a thing or two as he scared many high games himself. H3

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D row Interest From Many Sentinels :YQ if SCIENCE CLUB president, Jerry Haber, demonstrates the use of a Jacobs Ladder. MAGNOLIA INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB-TOP ROW: Mr. Williams, advisor, Mr. Buck, advisor, Mr. Jackson, advisor, Mr. Oliver, advisor. SECOND ROW: P. Wright, D. McCroskey, M, Kelly, R. Sturgess. THIRD ' ROW: K. Garrett, E. Canady, R. Oliver, N. Misserville, V. Hartley. BOTTOM ROW: B. Stammer, J. Pantler, D. Wong, R. Gotreau. i O MIT OFFICERS Pat Wright, Darrell Wong, Ken Garrett, and Bob Stargess are shown in a car which they helped to rebuild. nd