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

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Robert Davidson, Vice Principal; Speech Peter Bellin, Graphic Arts Faculty Gary Blair, Business Amy Grain, Dean of Girls, Homemaking Robert Alley, Business, Math Glendon Bundy, Spanish Ed Coats, Boy ' s P. E. Wendell (rum, Special Ed.

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Superintend nt ' s-Message V world of toCia) ' , whichlls hi|2; and techoAcal.yis marred by m: n to ]4yeNvlth t ah.Ojt is often said Viilui we lea t he-it ' wjill ye c(l) olete a to PrincipaTs Message slWl hav( to olejfil with lO ohleiSis i ..ed. sKicleiks n Qi r schools tod: employed iiTrro]:)fe tlilij; do i ot riow exist naturally t ;At lea yj no- K jrfo lem n, ai what is Warned, is as ' importaiit th ter itself. Above all, man must onc ' v. forts uponr ter ningjCto to UveUooepier vitfonra t ' that w fK larinp; lif th best ir For th JrtectivfMiiliUz able to us, eacl o us r biUj?f ' -oL5§no ao ' lj« in a 1;: m ceriaj that the of theXhoarffl of education saying ' ithaf t tiiiiTv i closely with tlteTyouth that each afj JiAfind ful and aspirations developing your talents through positive attitude, honest effort, and mutual respect for your fellowman. Laurence A. Elrod, District Superintendent mple o leM-n olVvliat yeaiys Mind y t ' jiiay iect)me t fol s how to use ,ijeyt mat- c l; ttis ef- an en- ach of us. s avail - esponsi- ni embers om me in oy to work our hope your dreams • -mm ms ' i ' w P Your 1969 La Palma presents another school year reviewed by pictures of our student body mem- bers and many special events. Many will not realize the importance of this publication for many years. We will all remember this year as one which brought great enjoyment and rewards to many students through their participation in the school program. When students gain success in their programs, parents, community friends, faculty and the stu- dent body as a whole reap the benefits. As in all publications of the LaPalma, mem- bers of the graduating class have a special place in the book. The memliers of the graduating class leave the school with a very important challenge facing them for the future. Many tasks will pre- sent themselves to the graduates - we know they are well prepared and will be successful in their newly chosen lines of work. It is the hope of our faculty that during this year we have provided learning situations which have been enjoyable, motivating and productive to all the students. Jack E. Mann Principal

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Marvin Fillmore, English, Business Bill Giese, Vocal Music Loomis Hays, Crafts Palma Freestone, English Everett George, Instrumental Music Oo jv3dt n Mmtc Teachers break in the new coffee maker,