Mira Costa High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Manhattan Beach, CA)

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. . g newspaper next year call for making it larger and C torgt VVntson Anita Skeeter Deeter ldzisvr ELl'1f0I'-ill-Clllff STAFF EDITOR-Anita Deeter. ASSOCIATE EDITORS-Judy McKirby and Evelyn Millett. NEWS EDITORS-Claire Cherney and Earl Weil. ASSOCIATE SPORTS-Jim Filson, Gordon Monroe, Douglas Heathcote and Don Collins. GIRLS' SPORTS-Claudia Archuletta. SOCIETY EDITOR-Jackie Cox. CLUBS-Neita Hines and D'Ann Brown. EXCHANGE-Myrna Walton, Dolores Root and Mary Bahl. ADVERTISING-Sharon Higgins, Barbara Stokes, Anita Page, Margo Parsons and Ron Wilson. ART DEPARTMENT-Sandi Chacksfield and Mike Zuetell. TYPISTS-Roxanne Johnson and Diane Hendrickson. REPORTERS--Lee BeDeII, D'Ann Brown, Fred Campbell, Jeannita Flauding, Barbara Green- wald, Roberta Kuehn, Jeri Leggett, Dave Ol- son, Libby Wikoff, David Rosecranz, Lynn Childress, Don Holmes, Neita Hines, Catherine Burwell, Mark Hawker and Jacquetta Hobson. ADVISOR-Mr. G. Watson. PRINTING-Mr. C. Mulkins. the dances, banquets, elections, student activities, and athletic events surrounding Mira Costa High School has been the special to the editors and reporters of the La Vista, bi-monthly newspaper publication, The first issue of the La Vista appeared in has appeared, featuring timely accounts of special events and regular happenings, every other Friday ever since. sent delegates to the Pacific Slope School Press Clinic at the University of Washington in Seattle, In 1953 Andy Dimas, Anita Deeter represented Micohi and in 1954 Anita returned to the conferences along with a representative from the Redondo ne . the sports staff have belonged to the Scholastic Sports students have written under by-lines for the South Costa furnished its own print shop under the wspaper. These delegates were Joined in Seattle by students from the high schools in the eight western states conferences, members of the La Vista staff have attended Journalism Day at El Camino College, The University of Southern of California at Los Angeles, and the University of Redlands. the La Vista has received excellent ratings from various judgings, and a first place rating from the National Press sponsored by the Los Angeles Examiner. Also, most of the Mulkins. ln previous years the printing facilities at were used Mr Geor e Watson is the instructor STAFF and serves as the advisor to the La Vista staff. ROVV Mary Bahl, Doug Hezithcute, Lynn Childress, David Rosenkranz, Don Holmes, Steve Brubaker, Gordon Mun- COND Jackie Cox, Barbara Greenwald, Roxanne johnson, Jeri Leggett, Myrna Walton, D'Ann Brown, Claudia Mango Parsons, Anita Thomas. FRONT-Don Collins, Sharon Higgins, Judy McKirby, Anita Deeter, Earl Libby VVxltoff, Ron VVilson. 21

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RECORD BACK ROW-Jerry Johnston, Virginia Rogers, Mike Jones, Jo Ann Blackman, Joy Ehrbar, Barbara Gorbotkin, Betty Wixon, Lance Nowland. FRONT-Linda Leadbetter, Nola Armstrong, Eleanor Carr, lrene Plaza, Gloria Rubio, Charlotte Messerschmitt, Nora Briggs, Joy Villa. A new type of club among high schools was introduced at Mira Costa this year by club president, Louis Mara- onna, and faculty sponsor, Mr. Ray Knight. The club was appropriately entitled 'lRecord Roundup. The roundup consists of a panel of guests and the mod- rator. Secretaries for the year were Eleanor Carr and Jo Ann Blackman. Scrapbook chairman was Joy Erbar, and he announcer was Jerry Johnston. The club presented its program to the students at noon in classrooms until the enthusiasm grew so greatly that t was moved into the library and then into the gymatorium. It finally became a broadcast activity of VOMC. A few assemblies were given, one of which featured a guest appearance by popular radio disc jockey, Bill Stewart. a result of this program, Bill Stewart invited six Mira Costans lfaculty and studentsl to judge newly released records his KMPC radio show. The agenda of the record reviews each week consists of the presentation of a record by a contestant and judging the panel. The weekly winner receives a free record from the Hermosa Music Center. Plays, operas, and ballets were among the special events well attended by the Music Club during the year. Stand- in the memories of the club members are The King and l , and the Sadlers-Wells Ballet. Louis Margadonna Prrsideni Tom Poole President is sponsored by Miss Bowler and Mr. Temmins and has a list of able officers which includes Tom Poole Margaret Hunter as vice president, Lee Smith and Sarah Cunningham, secretaries, Faithellen Cowan and treasurers. BACK ROW-Mr. Temmons, Barbara Walton, Ann Tarkington, Lynn Cole, Steve Brubaker, Judy Collins, Sharon Anderson, Larry Bowen, Ronnie Dauwalder. SECOND ROW-Miss Bowler, Pat Olson, Faithellen Cowan, Edmund Najera, Sally Aspel, Debbie Hobson, Lourene Brady, Margie Chennault, Pat Funge, Margaret Hunter, Charlene Boone, Barbara Fenily. .AT PIANO-Lee Smith, Sara Cunningham. 23