Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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by Crowning of Her Majesty Selma , Y 'f3?'7f4' .., ..,. -. x . H.: Y. ---1 ,,-ae. ex , Memories Are Made of This, Theme of our TirsT Homecoming dance, highlighTed OcTober on The weekend of Friday 8, and SaTurdoy 9. FesTiviTy plans began earlier in The year as sponsors - The Senior class - formed commiTTees and iniTiaTed The long, Tireless job of wriTing and sending inviTcl- Tions To The TirsT graduaTes, AcTiviTies began The preceding week as The SenTinel ASB voTed on princess and queen nominaTions. BalloTs were held secreT. Friday, OcTober 8, sTudenTs packed The assembly, anxious To geT our TirsT Homecoming under way. Thc1T evening old and new sTuolenTs alike, poured inTo The coliseum for The game. Tension rose as halTTime approached. Who would she be? MomenTs IciTer, Selma LiTTIe- iohn was crowned Homecoming Queen - T963 by Senior class Vice-PresidenT, Bernie Schneider. The courT consisTed of Sophomore Princess, Mary Johnson, Junior Princess, Sandy WaTkins, and Senior Princess, Donna Emery and Sandy Long. Sc1Turdciy evening sTudenTs were re- acquciinTed aT The dance. Each courT member was presenTed on charm and braceleT in memory of ThaT nighT-Homecoming-'63. WIDE-EYED QUEEN Selma, dances with escorT, Mike Bailey oT Homecoming Dance, Memories Are Made of This. TEARS QF JQY sfregm from Self-f-,g'5 fqge 55 She is CLUTCHING HER bouquet of red roses, Selma and Bill Daugherty crowned The TirsT Homecoming Queen of Magnolia by anxiously awaif The second half of The Homecoming game againsT Bernie Schneider, Senior Class Vice-President. LG Hubw- l3l

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Continue for Banquets and Assemblies Gifts and donations poured in to buy a TV set for the underprivileged children as Mike Bayer, posed as Santa Claus, marched from room to room with his sachel. Winter Wonderland, theme of the Christmas Formal, was held on Saturday, December 14. Admission price included a gift at the door. Spirit of the festive season prevailed as seasonal songs rang through the halls. Climaxing the week was the Christmas program and assembly on Thursday l9 and Friday 20. A newcoming feature, the Woman's Barbershop Quartet-Becky Lehmer, Pat Neri- son, Lynn Shroeder, and Peggy Gerner were introduced. Highlights include Pat Shafer, solo violinist, and Mr. Marvin Fennema, singing O Holy Night. Refreshed students, back from Christmas vacation began preparing for semester finals. Q QV? Q 9 5 574 5 ' 1 r aeizrsfe e s Lf. s s STUDENTS GIVE generously to gift drive during the Christmas Formal. fir VIOLINIST, PAT Shafer plays Ave Maria dur- ing the Christmas Assembly and Program. Seniors began preparations for graduation by order- ing their arrnouncements on Wednesday, January l8. Once again the first Savanna basketball game ap- proached as Keith Yater and Janette Green portrayed a prince and princess at the pep assembly on Thursday, January 16. Congressman Richard T. Hanna spoke the following morning to the Seniors in particular about the life of a Congressman. Saturday, January T8, held the annual Fall Sports Award Banquet as football, swimming, cross country, and other participating students, parents, and teachers assemble as awards were presented. Coach Harry Weston was one of the many talented speakers as he gave his account of the history of cross country, The program completed as everyone ioined in to sing our Alma Mater. s. v 1 CONGRESSMAN RICHARD T, Hanna is welcomed by Mr. Richard Ryan on Friday, January 17, 133