Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Future Pep Leaders Train As JOE CONRAD, Jeanette Hampton, and Leslie Richardson enter drawings in the Art Exhibit at the Anaheim Central Library. Of these three Leslie took an honorable mention. February busily continued as many activities were being planned at the same time. Many students flocked to the first yell and song leader practices as they learned routines for the day they would try out in March. Pupils from the art department exhibited their displays at the Anaheim Central Library for two weeks from February 27 through March 8. Ron Oliver and Kris Iverson received second place for their wire fly exhibits. Leslie Richardson re- ceived honorable mention. The last Savanna pep assembly rolled around as the theme Savannas Dying was portrayed by Sandy Long. Magnolia's Boy League sponsored the Loara- Magnolia dance on Saturday, February 8, featur- ing Kay Bell and the Spacemen. The following week the Sophomore class sponsored the Mardi Gras. Winners ofthe booth games happily took home gaily colored, stuffed animals. On Monday, February lO, G.A.A. held their annual Mother-Daughter Recreation Night. Fun and refreshments kept the spirits high as volley- ball teams were formed. MR. OTTA and Varsity M member fight it out to see who will get possession ot the ball during the first half of the DonkeyABasketbaIl game. l38

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PEGGY GERNER Pot Nerlson Becky Lebmer, and Lynn Shroeder smg ot vartous functions. Soph Plan Mardi Gras Friday, February 21. 'L4 sul PROSPECTIVE YELL-LEADERS leorn many routines as demonstrated by Mr. Pat Mullen during the months of February ond March. Many hours of training and practice before tryouts brought out much talent in these students. tilt I I t SAVANNA'S DYINGH as J. Green, R. Bicksler, B. Niccom S Long and K. Yoter gleetuily mourn the outcome during the pep assembly