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

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Boa' I: Doralee Valle, Sharon Page, Judy Warren, Kathy Duffy, Karen .4 lsaker, Darlene Swinney. Bou' 2: .Uichelle llathes, Tiffany Irvine, Germaine Arrnenteros, Urs. Audrey Thacker, Sandi Everett, Dianne llessing, Linda Bennet. The Free Thinkers Gluh was organized to gire interested .students an opportunity to flismrss timely and or con- troversial subjects. They had interesting speakers, and informal group discussions. llichard Uoore acted as president of this group. Sf f'h'L: .-1 spring fashion show, the donation of canned goods and a ham to a needy family, and a Ghrisfrnas tea for their mothers highlighted the year for these future homemakers. Sponsored by Viss Audrey Thacker the club is organized to help prepare girls become better homemakers. Bon' I: Ann Celentano, Jean Rasmussen, Sandy Winyard, Judy Mitchell, Ellen Larsen, Kathy Carlson, Shirley Boddurn. Bon' 2: Bonnie Throgrnorton, Gretta Martin, Pat lfroener, Pat Rowe, Barbara Plane, Linda Hunter, Pat Barton. ree M era Bow' 3: George Zarnbrano, Bichard Moore, lien Reed, Gary Bausch, Dick Morgan. Errol Wilson, Al Coutts, Mike Macon, Paul Sallinger, Hrs. Frances llill.

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S 9 Row I: ltr. .-lrt Froisette, Dale Aer-h, Farolyn Fook, llarilyn Ifeystaff. 344001800 Elaina Hrelrke, Urs. Lueille lloyue, Hr. RJV, 4f0f'l,ggo1,. The Business Club was organizerl to help students to work anal learn more about the business world than they woulrl learn from other elasses they may take. The elub had speakers who work in different areas of business Une of its ar'tii'ities of the year was a pot luck dinner. lfow I: 'Yaney llollrah. June Hauer. Leah lluahes. Fleanor Treflway. .Que ,-1rlk'z'.won. f'hristine Potts. llarsha lfeefl. U'ana'a Jolly. Row 2: Dianne llessiflflf l.ina'a Rah-is, Farolyn flarnbina, Hillie Hiealernfan. Sandra Bell, kay Forsythe. Euniae Sh orrnan, .Qanflre Frowe, Dianne lieek. Hearlin', 'ritin', anal 'rith- rnetie will perhaps sornerlay be taught by these prospeetire members of the teaching profession. Inf-lua'eal amony their projeets this year were fiela' trips, a pizza party, ana' a booth at sports night. How ltr. .elrt Froisette. f'arla lfahn. f'onnie llilson, Sharon Fears. eihalkcludtero Lynn lzalrzns. Tonnze Fannon, flariee llarwoofl, .Charon llofrnann. hay Jeffries. Page T18

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The World Discussion f'lub's purpose is to diseuss and analyze in their broadest perspeetire problems and issues relatire to inter- national tension in the worla' today. The r-luh attended a model lfnited ,Nations Con- ferenee at Redlands and represented Franoe. tither highlights of the r-luh's aet- irities were the attendanee of the l.0yalf1 model fnifefl ,Nations meeting and the display on the bulletin hoard in the administration building during Hoshington 's and Lineoln 's birthdays. That mathematics can be fun is shown by this group. Included among their projects for the year were providing more working tools for the rnathernaties department and more math hooks forthe school library. lt is hoped that from the Hath Flub will stern an interest ,fora Future Engineers of .-1 7IfI'7'Tl'fI f'lU71.