Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Service To Cur School and Community Service To Magnolia is The goal of The mem- bers oT The ZeniTh Club. These sTudenTs work To help The UniTed Fund and The AFS. To help finance These acTiviTies The ZeniTh Club holds an annual candy-apple sale which has proved To be very successful. Mr. l-larber and Mrs. Williamson are co- advisors for The ZeniTh Club and They have helped wiTh many service proiecTs including helping wiTh The landscaping ol The school. Ed Cox has served The club in The capaciTy of PresidenT for The lasT Two years and his able assisTanTs for The year have been Judy Hardos, vice presidenh Charles Person, secreTary7 and Sam Brown, Treasurer. This club will confinue Through The years To serve Magnolia and iTs sTudenTs, and from The resulTs so Tar iT has been very beneficial. lj .... . , , gc g A M

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While Activities Keep Members Busy ,I 1 ' . I - N---,'. 1 ,. , z-g,j'Il'f , Y sg: r ' ' x f ' -514.2 ' I - , ' . , ...glfglggf ,- 'Lili -iiffi 5- INSIGHT MEMBERS discuss the many oc- cupations available fo Them upon com- pletion of their education. T ETSI f 4' iw INSIGHT - TOP ROW: M. Rogers, V. Wilcox. SECOND ROW: J. Swain, C. Millenix, P. Sullivan, K. Muzikar. BOTTOM ROW: R. Goldman, R. Tayek. SALES CLUB members show off Their Technique in sales pitches as they sell plastic megaphones. II7

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Uphold Goals Zenith and Groups 'ai ii ,al JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y GROUPS-TOP ROW: A. DQHOQQ, L. Seltt, C. Rogers, N. Roper, C. Clausen, G. Petty, M. Brown Underhill N Lovett, D. Sopland, J. Simon, M. Gibson, R. Brown, M. Bova, R. Eros, J. Leonardo, T. Ackerman. BOTTOM ROW: S Kline E Abreou Waleski, J. Salais, C. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Y. Marquez, L. B. Engle, B. Bodker. Y Clubs at Magnolia have been a pleasant and worthwhile diversion for both teenage girls and boys. These groups teach the meaning ot young peoples' Christian fellowship and the need There is for it. Each of the several clubs within each class strives to build better relations between its members and the school and community. They hold many money raising proj- ects, the most profitable being the car wash. Proceeds from these go to help the YMCA through the Y Camp at Osceo- la. This y-ear one of the junior clubs worked toward the goal of raising enough money to buy a new campfire tor Osceola. The Y groups have worked for the benefit ot the school and com- munity and will continue to serve as long as there is a need. One of the projects of the iunior Y groups is to start a sopho- more group, and the new group formed this year at Magnolia is well on its way to achieving the heights of its upper- classmen predecessors. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y GROUP- TOP ROW: C, Mounty, C. Moore N MacKinnon, D. Adamson. BOTTOM ROW: S. Pebly, T. Tucker Levandowski. J ,1 o., .5 f 47