Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Carolyn Kariker President - . A. A. This year's G.A.A. agenda was filled with many events which kept the active members busy. The girls brought their parents into the activities with two playdays, the Dad and Daughter Volleyball Game and the Mother- Daughter Potluck. Calypso Caper, the G.A.A. Installation Pot- luck, where new officers were installed and out- standing members were given awards, was the highlight ofthe year. Carol Sue Shelton Doris Hodges Vice President Corresponding Secretary Judy Peters Publicity Chairman Bottom Row Doris Hodges Charlene Gee Judy Peters Beverly Conrow Lugena Swopes Virginia Collins and Jane Girard Top Row Linda Michael 38 Susan Palomares Theodora Rincon Precilia Rincon Carolyn Kariker and Judy Rubly ' f f 1 I I 1 ' ' 1 I I 1 -

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VARSITY One of the finest athletic tests of the in- dividual, with great demands on his coordi- nated physical responses, is tennis. The Spartan tennis team led by Bill Pate, Gil Parra, and Bruce Clausen, established a 5-5 record for the practice season. The Varsity posted two wins over Bell Gardens and one each over Santa Fe, Buena Park, and Artesia. Bellflower, Santa Fe, and California each de- feated Sierra once, while Warren had two early season wins over the Spartans. A Bottom Row: Gerry Pryor, Bruce Clausen, Rod Morris, Eusebio Villa, and Paul Furukawa. Top Row: Mr, Jack Landis, John Guzman, Gil Parra, Larry Hagerman, and Bill Pate. 'PNNS The backhand-at practice . . . I ' N I Gnd in 0 m0'fClW- 'W , 3 .gn- Bottom Row: Greg Stine, Ron Haynie, Dave McCoy, Tom Hicks, Bob Thompson, Neil McAllister Gary George, Dave Sanchez, and John Quiroz. Middle Row: Vincent Gomez Howard Hallbere David Dixon, Gary Braaksma, Bob Brown, Steve Nicholsen, John King, and Kent Wilcox Top Row: Neil Gillis, David Hodges, Gerry Brooks, Bill Beach, Butch Gumm, Greg Puentes Jerry Garcia, and Mr. Duane Ganyo. .. 454 - annfavfi 'L 0 I . 5 ...tra-an-no ll NIOFK V:-Xihl ff This year's Junior Varsity tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Duane Ganyo, established a great 9 won, 3 lost record for the practice season. The JV's defeated Santa Fe three times, -Bell Gardens twice, and Cali- fornia, Buena Park, Warren, and Artesia each once. They lost to La Habra, California, and Bellflower. Neil McAllister played first sin- gles, Dave McCoy and Tom Hicks were the first doubles combination. l37

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FUFIBLING Fllps and Flops gave this group of gurls credit for G A A Tumblmg AFV I 'R' J 1 6' 5 Z Judy Rubly Freshman Representative Lugena Swopes Tumblmg Manager 'f :gi Shoofung straight and accurately these gurls receuved credit for G A A Archery V JLLEYBALL Llmque servnce form IS shown In a lypucal sessron of G A A Volleyball Beverly Conrow Volleyball Manager K' K5 - . U , I li I I' I ,, K fl XX VT. h 3 , .1 .A vi is ' A l . A M! Ajfk l ,1 .af A A37 ' A A 1' an '? gf A f 'F 'H A A . 'A 5, f z Q gl ' 'A I . 'W ' 3 ' 1 ,1 'll , , ' ' X J 5 n 1 4 ,I 3 A l ' -c ' Q J ' 1 bg' y ' ' V A . K - ' H ' Q 3 ', A A A 5' A - c A if ' , . c, A A D If I f . F sf