Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA)

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,f j '-. 'sw --..1.-.-- f, -. , WMA' ft 4 ' 'll 4 fr , - ff , - ' 'Amin f:4:f x'iV'4i'v:f . 1. .. ,, '- . -' - '- .- .1 '- 1 QL? i-In--Y' ' ' ' ' 4 . f , - , ., , , ' ' ' J TY fi If ,. .1 2.4-96' , , tn. K , .-....,..-.....-.... --.....,....-. . .1-e.12.r1.,,1,1., ,,,, ,f-:ef,1,:,:fl--as-.1f.c B11 CLASS PRESIDENTS-Howard Rus sell, Robert Lambie. B11 HISTORY How quickly the sands of school time flow onward toward that final grand destina- tion, graduation! We represent another class of juniors who stop a moment to medi- tate upon our activities of the year. Mr. Walter Holstein and Miss Anne Douglas are our advisors. During the first semester we elected our officers as follows: Robert Lambie, president, Donna Lovelady, vice president, La Rue Malseed, secretary: and Paul Mar- tinez, yell leader. Last semester we elected Howard Russell for our president, La Rue Malseed, vice president: Donna Lovelady, secretary: and Frank Mohns, yell leader. We are proud of our representatives in the scholarship society who are: Mabth Schultz, Alyce Kono, Howard Russell, and Robert Lambie. Our athletes, whom we a glad to say are good students, too. are: Paul Martinez, Howard Russell. Robert ' land, and Lester Wagner. The inter-class track meet also was won by the juniors year. 1 MX.. -W S.I PAGE TXVENTY