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

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S 1 Giga Warren students belonging to the Pep Club help to promote school spirit and spark student interest in school activities .During K f I QV it A 47 H34 1 1+ L., 4 vi football season they sponsored rallies and could be seen at games in their rooter's section. Q r P f td ', h i f' l Quia I-l DI' -VISUAL Members of the audio visual staff oct as proiectionists for classroom movies. They are also trained to run phonographs and tape recorders. BO First row: Warren Ford, Larry Burke, John Flohitf, Gary Bailey, Dave Talcott, John Clauser, Ron Sparks, Mark Maxson, Bob Bell, Gil Robson, Bob Black, Mrs. Lulu Amos. Second row: Randy Derwingson, Richard Coleman, Robert Coleman, Som Merrill, Bob McCubbin, Bill Peters, Mike Hayhurst, Bill Campbell, Terry Johnson, Tom Samarin, Mr. Harold Friedemann. Top: Bill Duffy, Joe Rounkles, Joe Blue, Richard Sheridan, Bob Feid, Bob Becklemon, Tim Hunter, Dennis Kyger, Richard Artz, David McFarland, Mike Metz, Jimmy Allen. -s N '-' Yi

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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.

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PUT U RE i-I OPI E PI A K1-ERS Future Homemakers of America is an organization ot students studying home- making. FHA provides opportunities tor students to plan and carry out proiects related to homemaking. Each year the members ot the War- ren chapter develop a program of work including proiects and experiences to help improve personal, family, and Community living, Top row: Mickey Santry, Diane Brown, Mrs. Audrey Thacker. Bottom row: Karen Alsaker Linda Poole, Germaine Armenteros, Diane Hessing, Darlene Swinney, Nancy Martin. I 'I 7 7 : With a goal of providing student-led moral and spiritual encouragement, the Bible Club has grown to a membership ot close to 300. Proiects such as school assemblies, conferences with other Bible clubs and trips to neighboring schools have been on the agenda this year. Mr. J. H. Nylander sponsors the club assisted by Mrs. Frances Armstrong, Mr. Otis Moore and Mr. R. W. McCulloh. Membership is open to anyone who attends meetings regularly. 1 f,' fu 'Sf 81