Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ssemblies Entertain Student Body ' A J ' , TT' L X JL , ' T L rc- , - ni it hgw f. , - if ' r lx l' U xi NEWLY ELECTED yell and song leaders pose for their first photograph leaders, BOTTOM ROW: Bill Tewalt, Terry Rich, Bernie Engle, on March 9. 1964-65 song leaders are TOP ROW: Carol Bousquet, Joanne Rhodes, Janet Blair, and Danny Adle. Gayle Petty, Jeanne lverson, Sandy Watkins, and Sandy Sabin. Yell Meanwhile our Continental Drill Team once again practiced routines endlessly and com- pleted sewing and measuring their costumes for the Annual Spring Show presented in March. The girls formed their opinions in working out their own drills as students outside drill team worked up acts for the show and the League Exchange Assembly. Also in February students were chosen for the all-county choir. Y 'X T 1' I of Kay Bell and the Spacemen at the Boys' League dance WHEN THAT Rooster Came Into Our Yard was one of the many songs by the Bayton Singers at the Hootenanny on Wednesday, February 19.

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Game, Confinenfals Highlight March '95- I MARK SIMMONS grabs ball in fuTile arTempf To score on Mr. Powers and John Schonnaman. nies, nickels, and dimes Tor The overseas exchange sTudenT program. ThaT evenihg The VarsiTy M Club played The FaculTy- Flubs in a hilarious Donkey BaskeTloaII game. Who could TorgeT The spills and kicks mosT of The players Took wiTh The mighTy VarsiTy winning 28 To 24, receiving The perpeTual donkey Trophy. Drill Team anxiously held dress rehearsals each nighT unTil The evening of The big show arrived. Each specTaTor received The Con- TinenTal Times, Theme oT The show on Fri- day, March 13. The girls under The direc- Tion of Miss l-lerTa Frederick, puT on a Tan- TasTic show. Each acT befween drills showed The audience whciT ci TcilenTed group of per- formers puT TogeTher This show. MR. BISHOP crawls Toward ball as Jim LoBelle looks on anticipafing his nexT move. -ue' ART STUDENTS prove their talents in sculpfure and wire exhibifs aT The Arf Show at The Anaheim Library during The weeks of February 27 Through March 8.