Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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The performance begar promptly at 8.00 p,m. or October 30, the second anc final night of the annua Girls League presentation o' Fall Follies. The female asv semblage had' gathered ir the Boys' Gym To view the T964 program, which wa: entitled A.B.C. ABSURDI TIES, This night was the culmination ot weeks o' hard work that had begur September 15, when the theme was announced. Frorr 74 . FIREMENS FRENZY-POP'S PRIZE, SWEEPSTAKES: Bottom Row: Nina Newsom, Joy Kleeman, Cathy Hogan, Judy Jes- sop, Narola Kindness, Sharon Gates, and Joan Fitzgerald. Row Two: Mary Halley, Ann Williamson, Chris Keasling, Linda Ferguson, Judy Hanes, Christy Bradt, Ann Griffith, and Georgeann Manzer. Top Row: Sandie George, Ann Hol- derness, Jackie Kiener, Elizabeth Shirley, Kathy Bishop, Candy Preston, Carol Horsey, Jo Anne Casey, and Penny Keeler. V-L- Tres. E ,,. , sk fs, chi. ,tree Mrs. Dorothy Brewer Faculty Adviser COPPERS' CAPER5-SECOND PLACE: Bottom Row: Diane Dearden. Row Two: Char Quint, Julie Green, Judy Lyon April Argil, Vicki Houston, Bertie Hodges, and Joyce Woods. Row Three: Sharon Agee, Carol Merz, Maridale'Gordon Marilyn Macy, Carolyn Johns, Linda Case, Cindy Walker, and Janice Pegram. Top Row: Vicki Benton, Jana Holderman Donna MacDonald, Nancy Chase, Chris Benson, Karen Baird, Sherry Wiley, Linda Callicot, and Becky Evans. W 2 , 5, 1, , 1 ' xgwj ig, T f- V me K' 'gil Nu lsmtbw ,Q ECSTATlC Eskimos-THIRD PLACE: Q Bottom Row: Babsy Burns, Vivian Glowa, Barbara B a I d win , JoAnn -5 K Tebbetts, Carol Gehle, Louise Thorn- , Vi? 'U l .V as, and Susie Lee. Row Two: Chris X 'fl , ' Wright, Jackie Becklehimer, Gayle up I x Jlsu . 1 Halz, Sandy Dahl, Lynne Wilhelm, Wilma Mapson, Judy Orriny, and Linda Bartley. Top Row: Pat Crowley, Joyce Beisner, Nancy McCloud, Bar- bara Goehring, Sue Barton, Pam Tonge, Karen Thompson, Kathy Hoyt, and Jan McNeill. 1 1

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CUVITIEQ 1,1 Fall Follies, The Powder Puff FooTball Game, The WinTer Formal, and Girls' Week were The main evenTs in The Girls' League calendar This year, WiThin a monlh aTTer Fall Follies, The Powder Puff Foot- ball Game, in which only senior girls were eligible To play, was ini- TiaTed. ITS success encouraged The CabineT To hope iT will become a Tradifional evenT in The lives of Sierra's females. The highlighT of The Girls' League acTiviTies was The WinTer Formal Dance, held on January 30. A blue, seven Toof Tall hearT sTood in The cenTer of The dance floor, and along wiTh smaller blue hearTs on The gym walls, helped carry ouT The dances Theme of Blue Obsession , AppropriaTe music by Paul and The Esquires blended wiTh The Theme and helped seT The mood for The occasion. The lasT principle evenT of The year was The TourTh annual Girls' Week celeloraTion. Marilyn Macy was chosen CoTTon Queen and reigned over The TesTiviTies, which began on Monday, March 29, and concluded The following Friday wiTh a Tun-Tilled Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sophomore and Junior girls cornpeTe for honors in a volleyball game during Girls' Week. Dressed in an arroy of cosrumes, six gorgeous seniors encourage pep wiTh precision rouTines aT The Powder H'-ff -NRMFX f-N. Puff Football Game. 'N , Crowning Marilyn Macy Cotton Queen was one of The major events of the Girls' Week. r fr r lwwmffilr ,.,.v,,-A

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FOLLIEQ the 23rcl, when the eleven participating groups were selected, until the opening night, the 250 girls in skits and continuity, the student director, and the faculty ad- visers, worked together to make this production a suc- cess. As the October 30th performance came to a close, relief and regret were visible on the participants' faces, but the girls realized that it had been a tremendous suc- - cess. CUT-UP, CUT-OUTS--FOURTH PLACE: Bottom Row: Lynn Woods, Cynthia Tipton, Carol Crabtree, Sue Bowers, and Debbie Williams. Row Two: Diana Booth, Sue Cox, Jo Anne Sligar, Janice Dick, Olga Alvarado, Debbie Stakely, Linda Tiedemann, and Melanie Pierson. Top Row: Cheryl Hilton, Ellen Moore, Donna Gazelle, Sue Amenda, Kathy Mil- lard, Carolyn Staevert, Pat Hart, Linda Riegan, and Kim Marlatt. 5532 if 'P' METICULOUS MAIDS-MOST CO-OPERATWE1 Bottom Row: Yvonne Hixon, Elaine Williams, Bobbie Moreno, Jacque Hancock, and Beth Van Deventer. Row Two: Barbara Weimar, Denice O'Fallon, Janet Crooks, Marie Killermeyer, Diane Flanagan, Christine Skidmore, and Linda Kukulka. Top Row: Ccthv Hayes, Sandy Gee, Virginia Rutz, Darlene Russ, Yvonne Duarte, Candy Turner, Susie Ex, Deanna Drurnm, and Charlene Skidmore. f la- ALUMS ANONYMOUS-Bottom Row: Norma Sanchez, Melinda Cass, Randi Allen, Jamie Green, Sandi Achor, Lo' rettc Leech, and Chris Black, Row Two: Carol Ruff, Karen Clark, Val- f-,p Carolyn Kinoshita Student Director erie Rice, Chris Cook, Diane Harvey, Cheryl Fulton, Linda Elsasser, and Lucette Rykart. Top Row: Diane Kat- ka, Chris Richardson, Gail McCrum- men, Vicki Avelci, Sandra Easton, Sherri Busch, Nancy McKeeby, Bon- nie Brady and Melinda Carroll. l 3 I' J