San Pedro High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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As july rolled around, the time was ripe to head for the beach. The weather was not spectacular but it wasn't too cold for the beach. And since rising unemployment made summer jobs almost nonexistent, the beach was as logical a place to go as any. Lights! Camera . . . - a bright spot in the summer was the presentation of You,re A Good Man, Charlie Brown by a group of recent graduates who formed their own troupe under the sponsorship of SPHS Summer The- atre. It was a summer to remember for two students who spent it abroad. BRENDA OLIVER was chosen by the Lions Club to spend the summer in japan. JANET STAN- HILL went to Italy on an American field Service summer scholarship. 12 Activities X' lights! camera . . . beach bums spectacular?? Bored with the routine of working, K. C. MEYERS per- forms a simple task time and time again. just having a good time, SUSAN STANDISH, LYNDA BECK and MIKE KOSTRENCICH splash against the surf at Redondo Beach. 'V H 1 W. ff .A f K., .. ' Q . if , W . N ny... -.vs ug- Q: .5 M-p.,f.,g ' 4 A f .wily Y, ,. 1' X- , ,. . 1-is - ' .ask-K 'Wwe .L 5.1, mf -1 W HP ' fff' A, ,, K Y g W . .t,...f,f:-M .. , .-fr: M ,, ,.,f..,g-'Tf.,.a-'q5,,Mr V .. 4 'Eg I . I A -fr. at -if Mi- A mr ,, hw . V may A .... ,. . ca..- . .M -...A...,-.,..,--.I .,.. W.. ,Ca ,...,......... . , - my . .,,f ws.. .., A .. ' ,A..,a......,.,- V V .. I ,, 1, , .. , . , it 1' L' if I iJ'::1 i'4f?iirz.- 'il -1'-if--W. iff: -1 4-1. v. l it f , A H f- ' 4 -f ' W , ,Hi Q -.4,r , ' 1. i.t'w - , , x r W V -,Q -i--nav-4- ,sw-, -t,.5,..a4iW! I -. l 'l , f ' ' ' 9 'F V I ffw.nf3 ,:igw7.'sZ.f i J fa 2.fm:wi1'w.f.Jf1Mf A ' ' A . . J fffgi, af' , l t.MiffF1 ?w-W.'?eLtw' - ' I E '53 -f,3iQfim'si2ii sf. i - 'L 4 ' ' f l . I ,L,.w,3,f:gs- n,w-,,W..,4e,,uM k Q 'Ir' . - , -nv , . in 1, ,- 1 , .4--.. I i' , ., 'L , .. 'V A . ,. , ' ' l S' l 7 .' ,iwf-f e.'- V at V ' , W ,mn Q, , V T- V X01 A A - f .J -4 4 1 , . 'H f - ' A ' - .fg-U, aww-f . A L-, A- ' - . JM...-i-, . 1 . , , , , .... f n C .. Lsahgrg. -Q . . - ,,,. 1

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Biting his tongie, NAT RUSSO stretches tightened muscles as DON BOWEN helps him before a workout. The routines of football drills is both a boring and stren- uous activity for the varsity football team. Students attending summer school were faced with the invasion of students from Dana jun- ior High, who shared the campus while unnerving . . . Football in july? The football season started off with many team members signed up for weight training. Fourteen girls went to cheerleading camp at Loyola Marym- awaiting the move into bungalows. It was feared that Dana would not be finished in time, and that the students would be here dur- ing the year as well. The sight of the little tykes playing tag in the halls was pretty ount College to learn new cheers. One of the diversions of the summer at the beach was the showing of the hit movie 'jawsf' -is I li Activities 11

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Competition and determination describe the look on MARK BEjARANO's face as he battles for the ball. . . 5 'X'-la. f 1 y D I I I , V I ' fl I in Q 5 ' '- F5 At the finish TONI MARTINOVICHJANE HARRI- SON and PETER ADUM appreciate the applause from the audience. Sailboating is an enjoyable summer activity for those who are fortunate to do so. Walking toward the beach,,IAY LUERA feels good after being refreshed by the water. Back to a childhood stage is BARBARA KOLLBERG as she enjoys the movements created by a swing. Precision is the name of the game as RICK DAVIS and Alone watching the waves, CAROL NAPIER lets her MIKE E'l'I'ER concentrate on the volleyball. thoughts run through her head. lk, in I, X- Activities 1