Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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af rt Club The Art Club of Twin Lakes Hi h is dedicated to the advancement 0? art and art forms. Under the able spon- sorship of Mrs. Pat Piche and Mr. john Singletary, the Art Club has participat- ed in many projects including the Homecoming spirit mobile competi- tion in which the Art Club's spirit mobile won the title of The Most Spirited. The Art Club also sponsored the tricycle race and the arrival of Santa Claus to the school. . 5 . , - N... Art Club gets in the spirit of things. 1st row: M. Smith, D. Philpot, R. Vincent, A. Northrup, L. Appleby, M. Carrico, C. Anderson, B. Kilbas, C. Carter. 2nd row: P. Vincent, S. losephson - V. Pres., T. lohnson - Pres., 1. Crain - Sgt. at Arms, L. Nebergall - Sec., L. Greaux. Not pictured: A. Fregosi - Treas., 1. Kersey, C. Potter, L. Gutherie, T. Browder, D. Bowersock, B. Ander- son, E. Shafer, O. Mefford, D. Hunter, S. DODGE, S. Morris, 1. Haynes. 52 - ini. i 4

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H Steve Schwab - Photographer Mrs. D.O. Underwood - Sponsor, D. Harris - Co-Editor, D. Swank - Co-Editor, C. Crumity, P. Denzer, S. Brandon, S. Giles, C. Elliot, Bl Silnutzer, N. Barnhart, I. Leavitt, L. johnson, D. King, B. Kilbas, C. Reddick, T. Deese. Not pictured - A. Andre, 1. Haynes, E. Bland. - an-c -f - al,-.r , Fu . uuuq . . Aquarian The purpose of The Aquarian is to produce a collec- tion of memories and to provide a view of the year 1971 in the life of the students of Twin Lakes High School. This year's staff wanted to come up with an exciting and contemporary yearbook that would differ from the traditionalmemory book of Roosevelt and yearbook of Palm Beach High. - I To accomplish this task required many hours of upon the ingenuity of the staff in deciding on theme, layout, and color combinations. Hopefully students l and faculty will find it to be an enjoyable change. Steve losephson - Photographer N l work after school and on weekends. lt also called 1

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Band The Twin Lakes High School Band is one of the most active and colorful student organizations on the campus. During the regular academic year the band participates in a wide range of musical activities. Those who are in the band treasure their membership very highly and consider their association with other band members as one of the most pleasant and valuable high school experiences. It is true that the band probably requires more year-round time than most other campus activities. It is likewise true that few, if any, student activities are more richly rewarding in terms of fellowship, healthful recreation, and the personal gratification which comes from the performanceof good music and the frequent opportunities to serve the school and community. The band, holds deep pride in striving to reach the highest musical goals possible, that in turn they may represent Twin Lakes High School and its student body and faculty in the most honorable fashion. ,,,,tt tttt . Xggri ttttt i ,Qs t-. W R ,fl Ja... ...,,, . I ' S it Q . gr.. . .- 8. - S . X.. , is -S ' xv-yew' g- f.. t.t... Nm LAKES Elica stnootl scrum tt.. . .t... .. . .. Ist row: I. Kemp, K. Boynton, K. Baker, I. Gaynor, A. Riegsecker, B. Riegsecker, C. Brown, L. Pride,-R. Vincent, C. Edwards. 2nd row: S. Towns, M. Brett, D. Bennet, L. Smith, M. Price, Y. Llort, W. Smith, C. Franks, T. Runyon, B. Taylor, H. Smith, B. Coney, R. Hammond, G. Mallock, C. Ed- wards, S. Weiner, G. Taylor. 3rd row: A. Bryant, M. Hansel, I. Kanold, D. Witthington, L. Royster, U. Montesino, B. Arnett, M. Bates, R. Brockway, A. Lamb, T. Fizer, B. Dix, I. Lamb, F. Phillips, B. Egan, B. Parks, R. Powell, I. Bound, L.Grear1lx, M. Pait, B. Mayes. 4th row: S. Harper, K. Blount, R Star, S. Brown, B. Musslewhite, J. Wolf, T. Colson, B. Burkett, B. Davis, R. Burns, P. Rosser. Not pictured: G. Crawford, H. McGuire, R. Chewning I. Keels. I 53