Orosi High School - La Palma Yearbook (Orosi, CA)

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A ' s ' I - x T ff I A, fy ,..4,L,tA,-- 1 OFFICERS Judy Bishop, Presidemg SONG LEADERS: Joanne Krshr SDOORLC Ash, VlC6-Presidemp Alice Palsy MCDOna1d. Wanda Rankm Arenas Cal. Representativeg Vir- ginia Faulkner, Secretary-Treasurer. X fiwrflfr PEP CL ll The Pep Club, popularly known as the Firecrackers, is an organization of girls who promote the spirit of the school. Their work consisted of such activi- ties as selling pom-pons at the games and decorating the goal posts. FRONT ROW fLeft to Rrghty Sylvra McKercher, Linda Ring, Alice Arenas, Gwen Jorgensen, Norma Thomason Snookre Ash Lorrarne R1ley Patsy McDonald Drana Lauderdale, Anneu Cumiford SECOND ROW: Elayne Morofujr Jrmmre Faye H111 Shrrley Smrth Dons Tyler Joanne Krshr Vrrginia Lowrey, Virginia Faulkner, Carla Mason, Mary Orlopp Judy BlShOP Maxine Harper Barbara Frey THIRD ROW Kr1s Hardre, Jo Ann Groman, Wanda Rankin, Sharon Burkdoll, Stella Reque1o Amelia Nunez Barbara Stephens Roberta Stephens Ann Trsdel, Mary Shelton, Barbara Swan, Mr. Thomas. -5 .xg f - O8 Q. .6

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5- This group of young ladies con- -l tributed to the Christmas spirit oy going carolling and giving as- . sistance to a needy family. V '-L O K ' X a 4 - 1 5 ' They attended Y-Day in Hollywood and sponsored a dance following L I one of the football games. Ts. Q K 'Ye hu-nl-Y ff Joyce Peloian, Vice-President, Nina Skaggs, Reporter, Bar- bara Reames, Treasurer, Charlene Burkdoll, Presidentg Sarn- mie Sue Jones, Secretaryg Mary lou McLaughlin, Chaplain. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Becktold, Joyce Peloian, Nina Skaggs, Velda Dierks, Kay Jenkins, Kris Hardie SECOND ROW: Sylvia McKercher, Barbara Reames, Sharon Burkdoll, Virginia Faulkner, Carla Mason, Mary Lou McLaughlin, Barbara Sloan, Sammie Sue Jones, Jane Ann Dawson BACK ROW: Mrs. Cooper, Esther Pena, Charlene Burkdoll. Betty Chance, Barbara Stephens, Roberta Stephens, Pat Huddleston. 'Q' ,fl Oc- 46 if T X 'K xll If 'Qi' QSM -'N as 49'

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llLOCK 0 All boys in the school who have earned their school letters are eligible to become members of the Block O g an organization for the pro- motion of good sportsmanship and a sense of fair play. This year they waited tables at the Mother- Daughter Banquet. Art, -6' 'RW .g ggfffzilff fi if , rig:-Q25-ea ,: f: ., , 5.- 114,51 ' ij! -Q 4? If .4 ?2H4 27ET3' 4 i' :V rf .iW?f,j an . -.J -3. -is air E. V if -' .. wif, :nun- or 4 fl' rn? 2 ff Q, Q sf zff, 1, ' 5 A A ' ,Q EFX Ya..-L' E . 1 f ',rL 4 .' Fei' h tel' ap, ' ' , 2 Sf: 1- ,iir1122'-5,3 ff,-5 rf, x.vZ9 ,, 'V'-'eff' r CV: . a .1 fa., V -, , . . , , ...sf -1 ,F 5- V-.3 , ,A 1 h . L: r 35, kg L, :ul-ff . ,QS ' ' F Q FRONT ROW: Rey Pena, John Harness, Gary Schaaf, Bob Olivas, Wesley Sewell, Mclford Keeling, Mr. Holloway SECOND ROW Kenneth Diggs, Dwight Billman, James McFarlin, Walter Hayhurst, Larry McFarlin, Jim Nobles, James Miller, jerry Carpenter THIRD ROW: Benny Slayton, Gene Mclferran, David Culver, Billy Wyatt, lack Fox, Elwood Schapansky, Kenneth Carpenter, Jer rell Shackelford BACK ROW: Roger Hanada, Charles Ananian, Rudy Soto, Marvin Yamamoto, Jerry Welch, Wesley Knight, Max Pruitt, 1