Warren High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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SPANISH CLUB All students taking Spanish are members of Warren's Span- ish Club. It is headed by the Spanish Council composed of officers and representatives from each Spanish class. Among their many projects were the Foreign Language Christmas party and a booth at Sports' Night. ' 1 First row: Jean Panzich, Janet Taylor, Louise Ware, Denise Lindsay, Francis Hermosillo, Susan Nelson, Mary Tastad, Janice Cooper, Diana Drollinger, Judy Benezette, Carolyn McCormick, Pat 5 .-ii f TFtcv.S' First row: Pat Consiglio, Janice Liberio, Barbara Rounkles, Dorene Wenzelberg, Pat Kroener, Linda Patterson, Judy Kienstad, Nancy Salvage, Murriel Stillman, Lynda r-luling, Rose Ramirez, Jerry Rothman, Janice McDonald. Second row: Judy Konecne, Barbara Doroshow, Donna Davis, Beverly Blair, Judy Funder, Ronnette Rothermel, Barry Brook, John Wells, Steve Shean, Ray Christensen, Mrs. Louise Griffen. Third row: Harry Reagan, John McMains, Tom Peters, John Wilford, Ron Reagan, Jim Quinn, Darryl Kester, Jack Renouf, Grant Wilford, John Ballinger, Joe Rounkles, Dennis Hannum. Rowe, Shirley Boddum, Mrs. Phyllis Gabster. Second row: Elaina Brekke, Barbara Plane, Frances Gregory, Betty Sparks, John Mullin, Manuel Ciulla, Tony Scalia, Harry Hanks, Bob McCubbin, Jim Ammerman, Linda Holte. Third row: Grant Owen, Clark Magness, Jim Tompkins, Paul Sallinger, Dick Morgan, Dick Peter, Jerry Schaedle, Bob Pettit, Dave McFarland, Bennie Seybold. Fourth row: Frank Reed, Mike Macon, Kenny Reed, Joe Zupancic, John Moffitt. FF ENCI-I CLUB As one of their projects for this year the French Club took part in the Foreign Language Christmas Party. They also took part in Sports' Night. This club is composed of all French students, They are headed by the French Council com- posed of representatives and officers ot the individual French classes.

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OFFICE 5-IELP The girls in the office help with the calling of parents of absent students, collecting attendance cards at the be- ginning of each period, and a number of other things. Library girls help stu- dents find and check out books, file cards, and help file and number new books. ex... .,,.-V.-sv ' ' ' First row: Sylvia Tesoriero, Janice Liberio, Judy Peterson, Karen De Luca, Adlheid Kepplinger, Judy Bradfield, Marilyn Wendland, Nancy Salvage, Jo Ann Coss, Joyce Hicks, Darlene Swinney. Second row: Diane Hessing, Jo Ann Menke, Violet Neiger, Jeanne Mullin, Brenda Benard, Carol Miltier, Nancy Oakland, Emily Monaco, Wilma Staples, Jackie Watts, Nancy Martin, Jerre Ran- dolph, Carolyn Cook. Third row: Thelma Manning, Lorraine Sarkison, Kay Kleinendorst, Carol Johnson, Star Flick, Pat Patinsky, Kathy Woodring, Lynn White, Sharon Bates, Donna Peters, Karen Hayes, Linda Foster, Judy Pickard, Randy Savage. Fourth row: Patty Wright, Dorothy Garrett, Sheila Reeve, Deanna Walker, Sharon Sears, Janice Bernstein, Janalee Howell, Marilyn Valoff, Beverly King, Ora Fox, Judy Tibbets, Sandra Weathers, Joe Derwingson, Keith Smith, Dick Boggs. Q. 9 First row: Janet Russell, Penny Amyx, Louise Ware, Barbara Jones, Joan Emard, Janet Taylor, Jeanne Mullin, Marsha Reed, Carol Emmel, Laura Magyera, Barbara Doroshow, Dorene Wenzelberg, Carol Senechal, Anthony Sola, Charles Hayek, Richard Maag, Bill Mason, John Cuthrell. Second row: Marta Goldstein, Mava Hinshaw. Sue Ridenour, Karen Baker, Chalotte Alric, Jo Ann Coss. Joan Troesch, Pat Cardwell, Nelda Christiansen, Lynda Huling, Murriel Stillman, Nancy Rockoff, Alpha McKlveen, Jackie Heller, Robin Kirkpatrick, Marcia Pattilo. Third row: Judy Pickard, Susan Fletcher, Frances Gregory, Judy Funder, Julie Clark, Verla Rohner, Sue Merrell, Pamela Colvin, June Dolan, Russell Stratton, Greg Clark, Halman Walberg, Fred Robinson, Norman Van Cott, John McMaines, Douglas Broyles. Fourth row: Sandy Plumleigh, Eleonore Mueller, Gloria Thompson, Josephine Toman, Judy Konecne, Fred Grant, Bob Westman, Dave Knapper, Jim Ammerman, Sam Merrell, Jim Ferber, Mike Buckner, John Moffitt, Bob Jenks, John Ballinger, Ken Burry, Dennis Kyger. 7' 1 SOPE-IOM' RE SCI-If LARSi-IIP The Sophomore Scholarship Society is composed of those sophomore students who are able to keep up the high scho- lastic standards required for membership. Among their proi- ects were selling programs at a football game, a banquet, and an Honor's Night.

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' 'S' e. T U First row: Mike Mitchell, Vivian Wisehart, Barbara Jones, Jeanne Mullin, Pat Barton, Sharon Simmons, Sharon Newton, Vicki Lyon, Mava Hinshaw, Linda Hunter, Robert Black, Mrs. Nan van Raaphorst, Second row: Pat Bowlin, Hal Walberg, Charles Chamberlain, Fred Robinson, Norman Van Cott, Bob Jenks, Martin Adams, Lee Rarick, Don Welt, David Coleman, Ken Burry, Mrs, '.ouise Griffin. LATIN CLUB Sodalitas Classica, or what is more commonly known as Latin Club, is composed ot all students taking Latin. The purpose of the club is to learn something ot Rom- an lite and culture and the use ot the Latin language in less-formal ways than in daily lessons. Their activi- ties for this year included the Foreign Language Christ- mas party and a Roman banquet. First row: Diane Weiss, Linda Siroonian, Sharon Hofmann, Barbara Cunningham, Clarice Harwood, Diana Farnum, Alpha McKlveen, Linda Edwards, Mrs. Nan van Raaphorst. Second row: Bob Black, Don Jensen, Judy Mitchell, Sharon Newton, Pat Barton, Jay Ann Scantlin SERV!!-KN CLI B Mm Because there was no German class this year a club was organized for the many students interested in learning German. Their goal is to learn conversational German and to have an interesting time doing it. They participated in the Foreign Language Christmas party, attended a restaurant where German toad was served, and then went to a German movie.