Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Leaders in Student ffairs bf Q f 7 if 4' 1 I 4 7 ff 'Y 9 M55 'wr JW STEVE SETTERLUND--Vice-President, president of SANDY GOTTSCI-LALK--Treasurer Tlunkers Student Congress--Athleticv-Dance Committee, A Club--Modern Dance--Dance Comnuttee Cappella Choir, Singing Christmas Tree. DONNA DUVALL--Social Chairman--Modem Dance, A Cappella Choir, Inter-Club Council, Thinkers Club. f, f ,, , 'Qi 3,5 4, , 'rw I? ,,,, ,yfff , f, ff, If V! , , -f, f ' ,f'- f'q,f,5v.ff, , Q , fy , 1, V,- L-W1-.sajfjp mf .,,.v ff ,4 J , ,X . .1 3 , V ,, Z , ff l . f g91f,.r 7 f M2 W , --Secretary--Drill Team, Junior TRUDY GATES Dance Committee.

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V .1, ai 41 . 1 a 9 if 1 ? S ' 'z The Year Gave a New Meaning to as -Mi X Q s W if 2 J' f X Q N V N lxfi .'5f5 xiii ll,sf lair viii 1 5 l fx t sl idx l it 33522 lil? Q 1 5 i .,., L - .-v. - Butch Bartbel, popular student body president capably fulfilled the heavy responsibilities of a school nearly double in size of last year. Helping to plan campus activities, encouraging a consciousness of pride in a clean campus, as- sisting the program of greatly expanded club projects and keeping the student body beaded in a forward direction were some of the year's activities for Butch. , , ,W s.l. wxrm . Qiasaaakez..,el.ma..t.ea,aw..,.....,a.sa::,a -.-M7111-V-as Y-W emws:sN.Wc as W X5 ex .xx S wr, Q... : Q awk -Si... -S : - egg 1 5 i - - i Q . J 9 . I . y . Q i ' s - 1 3 N 'H' M M x Mx E s i r I S ... -, .ss xx ri . X , X ma N fi - .' jf' gk X vigwai -' ' at Xp ,f,,fg1:1u l f' - .N . U ' ' , idx V ' .L '. l'Ff' H. gall, .A ,,. A ' -'Z-,N X I- H w-.-..v:N,2st:g,,.:- sa, ' . ' N -W 5- 2 :.Qnf.Qv I f J,-f A . il S

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Congress Is Dur Legislative Voice . l 0-is ,f- ,.,, , lst ROW--Left to Rightf Linda Milbourn, Susan Snyder, Sharon Kitchen, Penny I-lammond, Penny Clark, Sharon Pirtle, Mary Hardwick, Jane Visser,Terry Gallaugher, Ingrid Peterson, Judy Roscom. 2nd ROW--Sally Bengtson, Barbara Fleming, Kathy Persiani, Julie Deck, Judy Elmore, Judy Rader, Carole Zell, Jan Lampkin, Linda Clodt, Sherry Lackey, Diane Joroslow, Darlene Pugh, Donna Dumont. 3rd ROW- -Fred Wagoner, Warren Jamieson, Ken Mossman, Jim l-leppe, Roger Aguinaga, Kay Zurbriggen, Cindy McDaniel, Joanne Pettebone, Kit Parker, Cathy Orendorf, Gary Lawson, Lyonel Wilson, Ben Johnson, Richard Berry, Frank Martinez. r s 1 - ..,,., : , - I ,K W ,, 6 N , 1 ,nj W y,.,,- V M , A V,,,,A.N .I Z' wg ., or f r r 1 -4 . : ' - ' 1 1 V fl' ia ro'HxmlQk, X ' Steve Setterlund, Toni Randall, Gayle Mcghu-C, Sandy Hanson, president. president. secretary. treasurer, One ofthe many newly formed organizations this year, the Student Congress is the legislative voice of the student body. Representatives are elected from each ofthe English and History classes. Congress may initiate rules, activities and procedures for submission to the Council or vote matters presented to them by the Council. Much ol' the credit for this yez1r's fine school spirit and well organized conduct ol' student affairs is deserved by our well chosen Student Congress. l -4- 1