Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Field Hockey Prove Fruitful for GAA v. ' A W -'f -r- V. 1. , :-L3l6I' 1 A f We f QI Q ew,-7. V . fr .. .4 .. .- ,, ,- .A , A-1-f-A VICKI PETERSON hooks balI from Anaheim opponent, leading to Magnolia win 3'I. I I ' I DEBBIE LIND i7I attempts basket during second quarter in 22-9 defeat of Savanna Senior I Team. I if I -4 ,, Y 2 ' S if . 'L I ,.. ,,,,.,-5 3 - 'T ' I if Ax ',u-4 .I , KAREN PETERSONS efforts succeed as Magnolia Senior I defeated Western I2-9. 223

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Participation in Basketball and in u i, f , Q . V ,ef m , s W 1, W su Q, .. W Q is in iii we s s- ? :A me ti i 'Q My tr GAA III TOP ROW S Watkins C Lovinggood L Rainey S Harris Moskwa, D. Gottschalk, J. Zirtzman, J. Williams, S. Haider C Ln P Nerison M Allen K O Mara C Meister 5 Petrash D Lind D D. Linker, S. Long, S. Reed. BOTTOM ROW: A. Moses, L. Trumbauer Hardy L Theis K Vrllo M Burnett P Sapp D Booth V Peterson Urbina, S. Klein, Y. Marquez, D. Tarr, C. Johnson, L. Steiner, S Jowel C Clausen J Mangan advisor SECOND ROW D Emery P Hooker B D. Tisdale, M. Claus, G. Hudson, D. Jacobs, S. Day, J. Williamson Stevens K Peterson N Raprer T West R Miller A Armstrong J Mose, B. Bodtker, J. Leonardo, P. Gerner. To further an interest in athletics, and to promote good sportsmanship are two of the basic aims of the GAA. The Cabinet, working with Mrs. Jene Mangan, Miss Shirley Lapier, Miss Herta Friedrich, and Miss Dolores Pearson, was able to support these aims through the year. President Debbie Lind, Vice President Karen Peterson, Recording Secretary Donna Emery, Correspond- ing Secretary Marian Mossey, Historian Michele Burnett, Publicity Chairman Vicki Peterson, Treasurer Yvonne Mar- quez, and sports managers planned various social events along with sports competition. The first social activity GAA sponsored was a Post- Garne Dance in September. Shortly afterward, new mem- bers braved the ritual ot initiati-on for three days. climaxed at the Initiation Banquet on October 29. Rose Cascio was selected as the best initiate. The Fall Awards Banquet, held January 15, was a pot luck affair, honoring girls who achieved mid-year awards.

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Juniors Experience Season of Wins .., . .., ,. ,,.., ..u. rr me f- ff W f fr-se iis 'E Y 0 . . 9 E ll ml' . it is sss ? E VICKI PETERSON fights for The ball in hockey match wiTh Savanna. EVELYN ROYAL successfully hooks The ball from Loara op- Magnolia was undefeated in hockey, placing first. ponent. Magnolia defeated Loara C3-O. rn A , . 2. qi is . . ggi are .Z ji? .5 M, if . si' ' 1 T -11 ' ss i fit! ' .ei fe ' it ' lim.. , .i 5,8 5 F asf. irggiriiu W.. . . ii, E T ss 5, fi i .4 rf .ggi-ein. rr3fe?'wr? li! 'M . ,egg Efilgtejer .Ta T ,. Tift eQ,w5iL iff. it w fegff . re., 'T' .. rgi ', TF - - .' fu..aig9.Q. RETURNING SERVE from. Western opponent is Karen Peterson. Western Took the tournament by a close margin of 7-5. ln February, members OT The GAA rep- resented Magnolia by aTtending The Orange County and State Girls' AThleTic Association Convention. Early in March, elections Tor The Tol- lowing year were held. Newly elected officers will Take office at The beginning of next year. The end of The year event' was The Spring Awards BanqueT, where The OUT- sTanding Senior Athlete ofthe Year was announced. This girl was voted on by all members on The basis of ouTsTanding aThleTic performance ThroughouT The year, and exceptional contributions To GAA. 4 ' fe -4 M T ee i T Q W 54 ,. A. x - i Je ireii 3' T A fi. e ...Y e M S: -5 ww VM, W.,,5.,,: iw, ,V ,,,.. .WE ME, .g ii T .... i rr GAA ll TOP ROW: Miss Heria Friedrich, B. Rieber, B. Rollins, S. Wood, L. Stitch, P. Priest, A. Wilson, B. Lehmer, B. BennetT, L. Heuke, T. Young, C. Francis, J. Turner, G. Sullivan, R. Wolski, T. Ackerman, L. Harris, J. Rhodes, J. Iverson, D. Fleischman, J. Salais, Miss Shirley Lapier. SECOND ROW: K. Mead, P. Forrester, J. Crye, C. Brown, S. Gray, B. Beal, S. Adams, K. Wignall, K. Barrett, Y. Altman, P. Sullivan,