Antioch High School - Panther Yearbook (Antioch, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1960 volume:

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S236 Salute Co ANTIOCH, CALIFORNIA KNOWN FOR ITS . . . - GOVERNMENT ' I HOMES 0 WATER WAYS ' CHURCHES ' SCHOOLS ' INDUSTRY Wh y Id dgy EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SENIOR ASSISTANT JUNIOR ASSISTANT ART EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER BOYS' SPORTS BUSINESS MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER THE Carol McQuade Kareen Hanson Gail Perry Jerry Reis Wilson Stevens Bill Strickland Sherry Kidvvell Nikki Ambler ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER Stanley Gipson ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCTION ' K A . 1 -I Carole Ciio Carole DeVera I. wh., 1960 YEARBQQK srAFi 3 -Y .. 4: i , IRC I-A.- QL., i- 743- - - ------ V... 'mf ,, ., ,, ... , -.M ..., .-. , W ,W M . - ,. ,.- Q ,,...vr'N --. -nn... --- ' '- -. - I' ...-.- 4 N....,,,,.- A -1-.. -..M -S-1--, - -f---- x -e.s,....,--',..o..-..-, , ff, N. N N. ,... -n S. -"' du' A .,.:i.,h-MW. W -Ml,,.,..T,,,,..M ,,,,. Lv W.. Tw. - ...ff VM' H .,. M 3.-.-:,. - - ' " MW a--..--M 'AW ffams- - ' "'-..--H "' .. 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A progressive agricultural and industrial area, our community of- fers its citizens - young and old - pleasant weather, a thousand miles of water ways, neat homes, many churches, a variety of iobs, and many modern schools. We are, therefore, both hum- ble and appreciative of the op- portunities provided for us by our parents and community - opportunities that those before us did not have. With the knowledge of our community's accomplishments in mind, we should remember to do all in our power to make the future of Antioch even greater than her past. DEDICA TION MISS MARY O'CONNELL We of the class of 1960 proudly dedicate this PANTHER yearbook to MISS MARY O'CONNEl.L, our teacher, advisor, and friend, who encouraged us to fulfill our highest potentialities although it meant sacrifice of her time and effort. In 1959 MlSS O'CONNELL, formerly vocal music instructor at the high school, was appointed full-time music supervisor of the Antioch Unified School District. She continued her interest in our musical welfare and was instrumental in our being chosen as one of 34 out of 400 schools to represent California in the chorus at the Winter Olympics held in Squaw Valley. For her firm hand and sympathetic heart . . . for her encouragement when we faltered . . . for her ioy in our success . . . for her understanding of our problems . . . and for her devotion to our school-for these things do we express our gratitude. 1 These sentiments, so aptly expressed, were inscribed by Larry Dorsey, who be- cause he boarded during the last year at Miss O'Connell's home, knows her best perhaps of any member of the class of 1960. S 0 ll lupucllllmms -r' m M., vi-"' v -... ,, ,. he W Ax .K V I .gm "u. F: ' 4 I . 141+ u M V10 in -I . .. X. 5 ' , X X xg .. 'W , fr! W 1 - 1 v L... 1 A " .xc V. f NWWWXWW My X :wg Y 4 9 A As our city government guides the course of our community, so does the faculty and administra- tion of Antioch High School guide the formative years of our life. Class instructors managed to teach us something even though we went to class without our as- signments and sat, sweating, while the teacher was putting the pressure on one of our class- mates. Memories crowd our minds. That empty feeling - who would be next, you? . . .carrying loads of books home over vaca- tion to catch up, and then return- ing to classes to find that we were no further along . . . that mad last minute rush before the term expired to get in the assign- ments that were due two weeks before the term was over. All this was an unending struggle to learn as much as we could from our sixty learned teachers. Our yearbook would be empty without a section for those who guided and advised us. 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' 3 S1 A., 4.,,W.. . .., ...,,,-,,..,.f.,..wwwmws-W k N,.,,.,: Q A 'H 5 .Q 'xsxsi si Ky-W .Ffh -kyle: in Q Q, A ..U """- V-Y ,H.,.,-M, PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE It seems impossible that three years could go by so quickly. Perhaps it is because those things we enjoy doing do not have considerations of time. It is with the greatest sincerity that I assure you these have been wonderfully enioyable years for me. When I speak of enjoyment I speak of the ioy of participating in and witnessing progress and achievement, It thrills me to observe the accomplishments you students have made with the guidance and friendship of our splendid faculty and staff. Let me remind you that you have earned one of life's richest rewards respect. Our school is now respected as one of the best in California. Your community has new faith in you. You have done much to make the term "teenager" an honored label rather than one of delinquency, violence, and immorality. We have achieved many goals. We have generated much momentum to attack and accomplish additional goals. The tough part comes now to maintain the momentum, to keep the drive, to retain the respect. If you have the confidence in yourselves that I have in you, you will attain even greater stature. With good wishes to each and every one of you, I am Cordially yours, leave us VICE PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Each class seems to possess a personality of its own. This class has enioyed the reputation of being a "good class Further defined this means that this class has always conveyed the impression to ts teachers and sponsors that it is composed ol very responsible young people who we believe will become excellent adult citizens It is with pride that I contemplate this accom plished class and it is wtih regret that I see them ,V i wi 1 u-ilu -... --u-nu-pw--w ---up :"" :E 2, 'FV' mann SCHOOL BOARD- SEATED-Dr, Morris Lipton, chairmang Mr. Richard Arnasong Mrs. Thelma Fontana. STANDING-Mr. Tom Leedham and Dr. William Page. SCHOOL BOARD MR. HENRY R. SPIESS Superintendent ROBERT E. REED MR. GARMS DR, WAYNE N, JORDAN Assistant Superintendent for Business Assistant to Mr. Reed Assistant Superintendent for Instruction I3 1 STUDENT COUNCIL MARG DEL ROSA Treasurer Z 7 MICHELE STROBRIDGE Comm. of Assemblies I4 MATT WARD MARIANNE MCGEECHAN Comm. of Publicity 525555 l 5 ...'-X' KAREEN HANSON Comm. of Girls' Affairs Head Cheerleader X JERRY LILLEY President DONNA NICOL H Secretary STACEY GRANGNELLI Sophomore Representafive JOANNE CANADA Junior Representative BURL SMITH Sophomore Representative PAT SAVAGE JAMES DAVI Comrn. of Rallies Comm. of Boys' Affairs FALL 1959 I LARRY DORSEY Vice-President A .i---Q, ' GN are aiwqmw LARRY DORSEY Vice-President GARY PITEK Chief Justice PAT HARRISON President f'N..xI.. W 4, fe ..,.,.,,, JERRY NORGOL Comm. of Boys' Affairs LYNN TERWILLIGER Publicity KAREEN HANSON Comm. of Girls' Affairs STACEY GRANGN ELLI Sophomore Representative ' 1 BURL SMITH Sophomore Representative SUSIE MOONEY Senior Representative fm'-. 8 'Q 'Y . J 'tw'-qiiyww DONNA NICOL Secretary iv" JOANNE CANADA Junior Representative W., , MARG DEL ROSA Treasurer '7- CAROLYN BAILEY LINDA TERRANOVA Comm. of Rallies Comm. of Assemblies ,' W I xp, bf""Q MR. JIM HILL Advisor MRS. NORMA WALDIE JOYCE SNELSON Clerk-Typist Assistant Administrative Secretary THEY SPECIAL! P-v MRS, BETTY GIANNOTTI VERA TOMAN l MRS. JANE DOWELL MR. JAMES MILLER Payroll Secretary Arts and Crafts Supervisor Mrs. Powell, seated, is assisted by office girls Carolyn Bailey, Pat Marchio, and Loretta Aden. I6 Administration Secretary Clerk-Typist . MRS. BARBARA RAINES MR. DONALD MEAGHER Night School Secretary Night School Principal Zl fu! Office practice girls: SEATED, Pat Marchiog BACK ROW, Cecilia Jenkins, Rita Gore and Jean Cannata seem to be listening in on Mrs. McGill's telephone conversation. OR OUR WELFARE gf wN S MRS. JEAN McGlLL MRS. DOROTHY ANDERSON School Secretary Ei - 1-ff' " " . sv! I Y I MISS MARY O'CONNELL Music Supervisor MISS JULIA COMBS Counseling Secretary 13 -Q Qxwsiff MRS, ERMA SUKUP MRS. EVELYN POWELL Attendance Student Accounts Clerk MR. FRANK DEROOS Guidance Consultant '-n'w,.i. I Q .1 UQ.Pl IQ. ' f .. 'S' MISS JESSIE BLACKBURN MR, HAROLD STILES Guidance Consultant Director of Special Services MR. RALPH RIGGINS Guidance Consultant Supervisor of Child Welfare and Attendance MISS RUTH COLE MISS ELENOR OSBORNE Speech Therapist Bookkeeper I7 CUSTODIANS--Burt Simpson, Archie McCann, Mrs. Mossie Davidson, James Rodgers, Burr Miller, and Bob Ricker. . 5 U 1 CAFETERIA WORKERS-Mrs. Dessie Dean, Mrs. Mary Nulk, Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Burk and Bessie Dean. Mrs. Lois Miller MAINTENANCE SECRETARY Mr. Rex Riddick MAINTENANCE BOOKKEEPER 'K BUS DRlVERS-Joe McFarland, Marvin Philpotf, Delmo Dean, Royal Yochum, and Reno Ridolfi. Mr. Charles Lorshbough HEAD CUSTODIAN I8 Mrs. Elva Hunt MATRON MR. ADAMS MR. HARDTEN MISS MCBRIDE Counselors guide and advise us Students receive help from counselors for getting a iob. During senior interviews counselors discuss students' future plans. has MISS BECKETT MRS. BENNETT MRS. DUNHAM 1 ,Q an ml ' , Sv s, 'U' MR. HILL MR. PALMER MR. TWEEDY MR. EICHELBAUGH Knot shcwnl English, the medium for fluent self expression 'K , sw In iunior English classes students enioy American literaiure. Tom would rather read about golf than Business Eng an I MR. ALLEN MR. KNUDSEN MR. GRAVES MR. COWARD Mathematics necessary for the problems in tomorrow's space age "Wm .ih-ii: ' 4 I I n a Students work g I d I Mr. Knudsen teaching the fundamentals of trigonometry. In Mr, E51e5'5 Chemistry glass nies a new experiment. Girls and boys learn about bone structure from Mr. Svve Science is the key to exploration of unknown fields MR. BABCOCK MR. ERICKSON MR. ESTES MR. RIDGE MR. SWEATT MR. BAIRD MRS. DENNIS MR. HOLLER MRS, HUSSEY MR. WARD Language arts teach proper habits of reading, writing, and speaking I Q ,Qfss gi--x StudentsIearnthefunda e rl fSp i ' this class. Speech class helps students gather confidence needed fo pubI'c spe king. . 5j"?,3':g.,,w4-q., lx 5 MR. CLINKER MR. CORNELIOUS MR- GAMBETTA Social studies advocate our democratic way of life 'T-.""" MR. MCGILL MR. SMITH Mies. WOODWARD NN. Seniors in economic classes learned the basic principles that In history we received the story of our Nation's development govern our businesses. and how we have progressed to be a world power. U MRS. BEEDE MR. JOHNSON MRS. BRUCE MR. SHAW MR. WILSON Commercial courses prepare tomorrow's business leaders Shorthand students develop penmansl-sip and speed, improve Mrs, Bruce teaches students how to run the different machines punctuation and spelling application. MR. AIELLO MR. DANIELS Industrial arts challenge the student to create and construct MR. FAVERO MR. WILSON IM Shop classes prepare boys for their future careers. Mr. Favero gives his sfudents instru f M hanicaI drawing -Q Girls playing volleyball in the warm sunshine. Boys' physical education classes enioy recreational diving Physical education strives for better sportsmanship MR. DERUSHIA Knot shownl MRS. DAVIES MR. GOLDEN MR. MCGRATH M ISS GASSAWAY MRS. PETERSON A x MRS. SHIELDS Fme arts and practical arts create a desire for better things pared. .. r..-5 MR. ATKINSON MR. LANIER "Q"...':."' MR. ORNELLAS MR. ROSE -'lbw' MRS. LYNCH Miscellaneous MRS. YOUNG fnot shownj Students making a poster with Mrs. Young. Students learn techniques of driving. Sunshine and the pleasant weather of Antioch provide its residents with excellent oppor- tunities to enioy their work and find recreational amusement. A student's life is divided into two parts. One is concerned with the partly routine home activities, and the second is made up of studies and social activities at school. Homes in Antioch are built and furnished for indoor and outdoor living. Students will remember al- ways the school dances, plays, sports events, and club gather- ings. They will, also, remember the many hours spent at a favo- rite friend's home or attending a party where a group of friends got together to dance and enioy themselves after a sports event or after cruising to the Panther drive-in. Gracious living here has been provided by our families, by our community, and by our free American enterprise. A . .fwJ, ,f.a N J .Q TM" -'S ., ' if f an y i VU -ff" ' X .f 1 , Q- M4 Qs fm I 9 f Nik x,, "" ' K 4, vs? U Eisgfg Y ,. lm Q, NX-r'SKfQ'1'7' in ,. W Y, 1 -:M lt's school time again and everyone is anxiously awaiting the 8:10 bell. Seniors come back to complete their knowledge, Juniors to add to, and Sopho- mores to start theirs. . .,. r Q V if The sophomore girls are wel- comed by their "Big Sisters," iun- ior and senior girls at A.H.S., and the boys by their "Big Brothers," members of the Key Club and Block A. on august 3l the empty halls welcome the laughter of 989 a.h.s. students AUGUST With the coming of fall, watermelons lost their taste, rnosquitos migrated to parts unknown, and the "ole swimming hole" at A.H.S. suffered a slight evacuation . . .summer ended. There were other changes, too. Thoughts of Antioch students changed from "eatin', sleepin', and playin' "to books, teachers, and homework. Alternating hot and windy weather heralded the coming of fall as students returned to classes on August 31 . . . school opened. 32 New teachers anxiously awaiting their students are Mr. Russell Cornelius, Mrs. Gloria Peterson, Mr. Richard Tweedy, Mrs. Mildred Bennett, Mr. Peter Daniels, Mrs. Hele-n Youngs, Mrs. Pat Lynch and Mrs. Margaret Dunham. LWX - v x 1 I ' f R , X 1 ,X-. Q 5 x in the first game of the year. Assemblyman Baldwin, Student Body President Jerry Lilley and Principal James Reusswig greet students at first assembly. PTEMBER September is here at last. Football fever has hit A.H.S., with the arrival of our first game and rally. Cheers and shouts were given as our teams led us on to our first victories. With the closing of September, sophomores were N-'s"flE1!R?'. K , .HQ 'H oriented as to what classes they were in, and Our boys were cheered on to victory over the Liberty Lions Pep crew and rooters looking for a pair of contact lenses 'hat final changes had'been made on programs . . .studying at Pacifica football game. began. the color and excitement of football invades the campus ,f ,X X, B 'Q - ., ' sb K 1 V 5 'QT itll , i S, 4 ls f, tla 5 i:: 3 1 Ai 5, S lim ! Welcome was extended to all A.H.S. girls at the first assembly Sophomores were instructed to write fast of the year held by the Girls' Affairs Committee. while taking the Iowa tests. A.. csar H.- Q. Xe and think clear 33 OCTOBER As October arrived, so did the cold weather. But it didn't come to stay. There were many days of warm, hazy sunshine with a fresh, autumn tang. Students' dress changed with the weather. Seniors one day dressed in completely black outfits. Many things happened this month. The yearly pan- Lhec-erl'vLyLtrc?5s" and "goblins" danced to records at the Key Club Hallo- Tomime Show drew a big TUVHOUL Best num- bers from the show were presented at a student body assembly. The F.H.A.-U.N.O. dinner, with the theme "Around the World" was a great success. Football was mid-way through the season, and cross-country and wrestling began. The month closed with the Key Club deco- rated in orange and black Halloween colors. A portion of Senior section giving the football players a yell. seniors change pace of day by portraying "beatniks" Sui .w X The unofficial Senior Dress-Up Day was held on Thursday, October l. About 902, of the seniors dressed as "Beatniks" in black, heavy eye-make-up for the girls, and beards and bongos for the boys. 34 The purpose of the F.H.A.-U.N.O. Banquet was to raise money for U.N.E.S.C.O., an organization that sends aid overseas. 1' XX Titta performs, in her native costume, an Indonesian dance at the F.H.A.-U.N.O. Banquet. W E . Linda Terranova and Michele Strobridge pantomimed to "Say Man." Junior girls put out a fire in the audience as part of their skit during "Fire Prevention Week." Laughter was heard throughout the Marion Beede Auditorium when Martin Thiessen, "Liberace," played and sang. 51' an eventful montl l Gary Pitek buys football program from Journalism l student, Carol Pleasants, as friends look on. Q .. NOVEMBER An unusually warm November brought the football season to an end with the annual Antioch-Pittsburg game, and the crowning of Miss Foot- ball '59, Linda Meyer. AHS hillbillies enioyed them- selves at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The theme "Hillbilly Hoedown" was presented by the Student Council, and all kinds of country folk were there. "Miss Football '59," Linda Meyer, with captains Bill Prouty and Jerry Norgol, after the crowning at the last football rally. :Qi Enthusiastic fans deco- rating goal posts for the game. Truck parked across l8th street rolls into plate glass door of auditorium. iPhoto courtesy of Police Departmentl. Jerry Norgol and Bill Prouty about to present football coaches with shotgun shells. The coaches lnot shownl went on a hunting trip the following morning. nded with a "girl-ask-boy" dance ex R 4-:QA-.,.NX "Marryin' Sam," Coach Golden, gave couples a "license" and chicken ring For the first time this year, all those attending the Wl1e"'heY Wefe maffied- Sadie Hawkins dance had to dress in hillbilly style.'Looks like everyone really had an exciting time in costume. SADIE HA WKINS "hillbilly hoedownn Who's the boy, Marlene or Earl? After the Chase, Catch, Courtship, and Marriage ifour themes Judy Rossi and Charles Creecy were each awarded carried out on the wallsb, couples enioyed the "matrimonial S5 for being the most appropriately dressed couple. kiss." -aw DECEMBER Before you could get all your assignments in, Christmas vacation had arrived. Christmas season on the A.H.S. campus is celebration, and celebration Antioch High School was host to six schools, members of Diablo is Splrlled and l0YOU5 Y0Ull'W -gala Qfeen Valley lnterschool Councils, for an all-day conference. wreaths - symbols ofthe season - gen- r erous hearts - crammed stockings - 5 a container filled with good things - dances 4 tinsel and ornaments on a tall, green tree - Christmas programs - and Christmas Carols. All these things made this December truly joyous and exciting for all. the Christmas spirit envelops the campus .4 - -ws .. . 1 is 1 l "God Bless Our Barracks," a skit about Elvis Presley in the army, won first prize Bill Lagusis and Kenny Pimental create in competition against six other gym classes. progressive lazz sounds at the boys' Christmas assembly. 19 7. .Q 2 -PA ....,,N sr . ... ,-as . --ug, .gd Q X-LA I 'I', Students and younger brothers and sisters watch skits at girls' Christmas program. my """'9Y 5 3 Titta Jazar plays the part of a iuggler in the AHS annual Christ- mas program. 1 A 14-foot Christmas tree, decorated by Student Council members, added to the spirit of the season. 10 SENIOR PLAY Hstagecjoorn CAST Marlene Demnicki TERRY RANDALL Marg Del Rosa TERRY RANDALL Mitchell Hilton KEITH BURGESS Darlene Grangnelli JUDITH CANFIELD Phil Sexton DAVID KINGSLEY Dorothy Tomlin JEAN MAITLAND Michele Strobridge, BERNICE NIRMEYER, Carole Cito, OLGA BRANDT, Donna Nicol, SUSAN PAIGE, Linda Ter- ranova, MATTIE, Marguerite Taylor, MARY HARPER, Michele Clarl, MARY MYCUNE, Marlene Gixnochio, MADELINE VAUCLAIR, Peggy Davis, ANN BRADDOCK, Lorraine Morelli, MRS. ORCUTTp Ruth Mohr, KAYE HAMILTON, Diane San- doval, BOBBY MELROSE, Martin Thiessen, FRANK, Marghe Bryan, LOUISE MITCHELL, Bobbe Shapiro, PAT NEVINE, Judy Spruell, KENDALL ADAMS, Marty Basista, SAM HASTINGS, Jerry Reis, JIMMY DEVEREAUGH, and LARRY WESTCOTT, Larry Rochelle, FRED POWELL, Jon Bell, JON MILKAUSEI, Richard Lackey, DR. SANDALL, Clara Costello, TONY GIL- LETTEg Sharon Koskey, ELLEN FENWICK, Pete McElveen, BILLY, and Larry Parks, ADOLPH GRETZL. Robert L. Holler, director and drama instructor, watches re- hearsal. Committee Chairmen: FRONT ROW - Karen Ward and Dottie Gaul. M SECOND ROW - Joyce Cummings, Carol McQuade, and Charles Lindley. M . BACK ROW - Larry Dorsey, Carl Grillo, and Marty Basista. Ah 52, 1 ffm' at ,M-we Mitchell Hilton end Merlene Demnicki rehearsing for the three-ect comedy "Stage Door." COMMITTEES Student Director KAREN WARD Prompters CHARLENE MARCHANT ELAINE RODGERS Business Managers DOTTIE GAUL CAROL MCQUADE Electricians DAVID HOFF CHUCK LINDLEY Scenery KAREN WARD JERRY REIS Hand Props JOYCE CUMMINGS LARRY DORSEY Curtain BOB FERGUSON t Jon Bell going to dinner with Darlene Others working on production details: Gyfangftelllr WHO Played the Daft Of S Worldly Nancy Anetsky, Linda Burris, Jean Can- glll' nata, Cleatta Clark, Bob Ferguson, Steve Fleichsing, Vicki Franklin, Mike Freniere, Carl Grillo, Jerry LaDuke, Don Luis, Mari- anne McGeechan, Carol Penny, Henry Provine, Sandy Resino, Lynn Terwilliger, Nita Tonso, Kathy Viera, and Sharon Wik. Phil Sexton, the romantic lead, is greeted by landlady Lorraine Morelli. "Stage Door" is a play about the life of girls who are making their living on the Stage. Z, M xlwfrws We Slresanls Er i'48 V C -s 1 , . King Melvin Epps and Queen Shirley Fante pose for pictures after crowning. Members of the Junior Prom Court were elected by those working on the dance, Basis of selection was the amount and quality of work contributed. Court members were Kermit Pool, Deanna Solmonson, Tom Menasco, Gall Perry, King Melvin Epps, Queen Shirley Fante, Winnie McKinnon, Tony Poveda, Carolyn Giannotti, and Bill Cooley. JUNIOR PROM "blue grotto" Kermit Pool and Deanna Solmonson walk gracefully to the throne as couples look on. Court dances the first dance after the crowning. Those attending the dance wait anxiously for the crowning ofthe king and queen. mwrsp' 1 lm- . Q N P iT0'J' laculty vs. senior boys game benefits march JANUARY of dimes The first month of this new decade brought nany new and exciting events to the students of S sr-sy A.H.S. Pat Harrison became the first girl stu- sq' dent body president in the history of the school. The A Cappella held a dance in order to raise money for their trip to Squaw Valley. The theme of the dance was Olympic Holiday. 3 Mr. Ruesswig reaches for basket at the Student-Faculty basketball game. Second-semester student body officers are Pat Harrison, president, Larry Dorsey, vice-president, and Donna Nicol, secretary. l DOHLQAG-3Ul elected S9COI'lCl S6meS- Couples enioy themselves at the annual A Cappella Dance. 42 Onr - A ,-..-nf-I,-1-...A a cappella represents a.h.s. at the Squaw valley opening .M ,X . A . as 1 ANTlUCH' Y . fl mr' 'lhlrtyeseven choruses and twenty-two bands were selected to participate in the l96O Winter Olympics opening ceremonies Antioch High A Cappella members at at Squaw Valley. Squaw. l Mr. Graves was great in '58 with "Sputnik" . . . Basketball Queen Judy Rossi and and again in '60 with "Cat's Charley Creecy. Meow." The Olympic Torch is held at the opening ceremonies, FEBRUARY An air ot excitement filled this month as the A Cappella represented AHS at the Vlllth Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. A Cappella members were missed from classes while they were loading buses, meeting movie stars, wrapping up in warm clothes, and singing. Crowning of Miss Basketball, Judy Rossi, hilighted the end of the month with the close of basketball season. f s M sl ' . A. Cav-'f St, Patrick's Day Dance sponsored by FBLA brought a large Studenfg, voying fofgudenf body Officers, 44 rmwd to the AHS rafeteria. yl MARCH Exciting and varied activities 1 filled this month. The first Drama Department play, under fl' K the direction of Mr. Robert Holler, was a big success. Classes continued with regular- ity in spite of the many extra- curricular activities. AHS students loin with other schools at CASC I A banquerafme Performing in the Japanese "Noh' play are Dave Walden, Lorraint Concord inn. Darlene Grangnelli, Marg Del Rosa, Maureen O'Malley, and Mel Broadd Georgeen Arata plays "Snowman" at the annual Emblem A snowtrip at Eidelveiss. ,A - AXLJ t. fl qi' A t - is f - Q A Mr. Sweat! shows Janet Flori and Anita Bates a few pointers on the dissection of a cat, a class proiect in physiology. fun-filled month with a variety of activities CON-'Pl95 ef'l0Y refreshments at 'lie Sain' Patrick? DHY Dance, New girls of AHS are hosted by the Girls' Affairs Committee at "Sl1.:mrnrlcQ and Dnrhiesf' :. "flat Armiaintprl Tna " :DG-W www, Vicki Franklin puts make-up on Andy Burnett CAST Penny wood MAUREEN 'O'MALLEY A chuck Harris ANDY BURNETT 'ei Mrs, vvoaa Doizornv' rolviun Elmer Tuttle JERRY REIS Dr, WOOIQ LARRY PARKS Effie CAROLYN POWELL Milly Lou TITTA JAZAR Milly LOU CLEATTA CLARK G. Mervyn Roberts RICHARD LACKEY Roger Van Vleck GLENN WATSON Mr. Harris DAVID WALDEN Shirley Wentworth RUTH MOHR Ralph Wentworth JON FONTANA Julie Harris LORRAINE MORELLI 'L fix, STUDENT BODY PLAY "june mad" PRODUCTION Stage Manager KAREN WARD Assistant Stage Manager BEIVIE RYER Student Director MARG DEL ROSA Business Manager LINDA TERRANOVA Prompter MICHELE STFZOBRIDGE Curtain PHIL SEXTON Make-up VICKI FRANKLIN Hand Props DOROTHY TOMLIN Ushers BLOCK A as Karen Ward looks on. iPhoto courtesy An- tioch Lodgerj 2 Cast practices for the student body play that was held in the Marion Beede Auditorium. C3 Al' N I i lo . Q, :I Q r .. ,f Performing in "June Mad" are Glenn Watson, Maureen O'MaIley, Dorothy Tomlin, Titta Jazar, Richard Lackey, Ruth Mohr, Jon Fontana, 'T' and Andy Burnett. 46 Production staff busy at work. Winnie McKinnon, general chairman, presents Ron Brochini and Cyndy Erickson prize for best socks. ..-..,.-.--- Q Faculty members look over socks to find the best decorated at the GAA sock hop. .KA GAA girls collect shoes. SOCK HOP Ushoeless shindig" Couples watch Richard Lackey dance with partner, Dale Cagle, during a spotlight dance. Couples enjoy dancing in colorfully decorated SOCkS. Jane Woolcott and Richard Lackey dance at sock hop put on bv iunior dirls to raise rnonev for the "FmhIPm 'V' Qwpafpm w f i 1 Q 'fi an I we em I 25? 5 APRIL A twisted and distorted month was climaxed by the AHS Big Sho "Colo Ca ' t re , ' ' . . ' w r rica u s it w rg? AG A wisp of sunshine in PXF1 X 6 H the midst of wind saw the first- .,,,. H f s 4,34 liI'1OWf'I IIMBH TEH" and Nl-EifTl:GSTlC.H Mrs. Wood from the Lafayette School of Charm speaks to group on Career Day. A ' "IA, X. . .i X L x X Q W cw it axyw XMNW .X CSF members ride MAGGIE" tram as they tour Davis on their The AHS band practices for their yearly performance at Davis. annual field trip. ' BIG sHow en Q oo color caricatures The "quiet village" performance of the Big Show was done under black light, i. 'f-1 i xi VC A The boys put on a "Stage Floor" performance which brought laughter to the gas, of Big Show gather dming one of many Big Show audience, --'-------V An - r f4":5 ,, ,vw r Sports queens and athletes on 1960 Pantherette Ball Court. rv' "J 3 " 7 5 'if 'J Y My ' '7' swf" . 1' ua' Q '- ' ,C J . :Zim-i f gfgllffgkifl f C at ,M r 'wi , dance at Pantherette Ball, pre- Couples sented by Journalism I, after crowning. f as 5. Wx C 7 1 Miss Pantherette, Judy Rossi, and Athlete of the Year, Charles Creecy. PANTHERETTE BALL beauty and J My W ,muy Q' Couples entering Pantherette Ball which was held April 29, 1960. Ch the beast ,gil I S?- Memloers of Journalism I sell cokes to couples enioying themselves. 1 D A, Boys pause for a coke near the wall with decorations done in a basketball theme. 04' Mike Freniere was crowned "Mr. lrresistible." The AHS student council presented a "Mr. Irresistible" dance this year. MAY underclassmen fill seniors' shoes May brought the realization that seniors will soon be graduating, and that pep crew and student council offices must be filled by energetic underclassmen. With the completion of ditch day, senior ball, and the laying of the 1960 plaque, seniors asked themselves what they could leave the administration, faculty and school to show their appreciation for three wonderful years at AHS. The Class of 1960 left the school a lectern for the Marion Beede Auditorium. Gayle Nelson and Carolyn Powell practice for future songleaders. Gassaway, GAA advisor, makes the presentation. campaign speeches. "Most Outstanding Senior Girl" award is received by Lynn Terwilliger. Miss Candidates for next year's first-semester student body offices wait to give their A in I rfv ,, t we I The grand finale 0 Seniors place mcmentos under 1960 Senior plaque. ,i fi X , ,V I "L,-M,,,,lk 'lf ... A .,,L,,,, wmziw W f the Senior fashion show gave spectators an overall view ofthe event. MAY EVENTS Seniors sign supplements at plaque-laying party. Senior plaque is laid. x l it 'xiii a . i A ' ff -A 1 1 - fx. hum-msd .. ilk h D N ey 'fr' ' are Y lf -9 Seniors keep cool in the old swim- ming pool, MSE, , Nm i f P' get ill ki Q 3 Q F? ' 'W c I ix gy as wi 1 Dancing was another popular activity on Ditch Day. P' 1 Q. 5 oak egg.: N Joel and Sylvia tried to get a tan. Ray Boyle, showing, off. JM' - VM A , H, , X so W ' x . K v, x W .. K DITCH " ' e i DAY ii Y ' -..Q 1 is Q' Y-K ' 'ky w i s i lg: 'A . X as K y Senior girls take advantage of all Bruce Ghiselli and Jim Olds play the sunshine. the role of camera hogs. A , is 2' Volleyball was one of the many games played at Senior Ditch Day. wiv K 5' D wifi ie? s QQ ! ks ig i 'fx f . aes, . e. Q, ' S!-Ria, 5-:tiff ,. 5 i o N "? One of the buses had a slight accident on the way home. Marg Rounsaville was holding her hungry boy friends' sandwich. I--. ii ,so 1" Q 3 ,AJ Q' , L , , Q rm 4 '5e""'Ba Vw ,Q ri V H1 Q 5 rwxiif E "Win, 3'-3 Q 5' Q . fi -2131 MaWMQv li xf, ,.,' ylfih, A X av . in 1 5 M Q 1 -Q -K W' ,dy Fifi wmxa'g 411: . if Q VNU bf rev , ,V 'Y f X 'Q 5 x ,Q V. gem G VE H 5 . I' 'julia'-x k's PM A X I x ' .x 5 ..f...,+w,, vwwflntfmwfzf ww -fi - ? ,fvxw K1 wa .Q M.. 'Q 3 1 ag egmzf 'hw l D11 'K 1. Npirxr, - rr SENIOR BALL COURTfKing Jerry Reis and Queen Diane Bode ltop, middleb reign over court including Janet Flori and Marty Basista, Dorothy Gaul and Earl Hoyt, Sandy Resino and Bill Prouty, Carol McQuade and Jerry Norgol lkneelingl, lgor Kent and Nikki Ambler, Bruce Franz and Pat Harrison, and Ron Pucinelli and Lynn Terwilliger. King Jerry and Queen Diane pose in front of Shoii SCVCCITS. SENIOR BALL COURT "exotica" Larry Rochelle and Bev Burkehead won trophies for "Out- standing Dancers" given by James Men Shop. King and Queen and their court dancing to the music of the "Stardusters." N J MQW' my ,W I txsll' Oriental Garden made a lvcautlful a n rl natural looking entrance to the dance. Aj 4 "Japanese" h o s t e s s e s kneeling by the fountain. Couples enioying themselves at "Exotica." Launa and Tom and Sandy and Ray chat in front Senior couples admire golden Buddha. wf nannrla pd Couples cnloy dancing at Exotica. 1 Dancing continues il l a. m. Typical "wolves" take a break in Oriental Garden, ! Parenis and seniors dancing at Senior Ball. ,rr "Break Time" during Senior Ball iniermission. ff Tina S' "Sitting if out." 57 After a thrilling evening, couples dined at the El L z Graduates Mike Freniere, Vicki Franklin, Charlie Rodd l'57l, and and guests Gee Gee Shapiro stand in front of concession. line up for food at Senior Party. "gypsy revelry" Li' SENIOR RECEPTION Q,-2 ,asf , , 5 9' K V K Mr. Clark running dart game at Senior party. ll 'lll ll ., -2 Graduates take off shoes and relax after graduation. in - - . fl iee A ll og W- ir. RR Seniors and guests enioy breakfast at Senior party. Caps and gowns are forgotten for another year. c- Mew fx X i x VX U. ? W WY vw um s. .f Xi' YS " sv .its ' X N . X ix Q WA X X. sm. Q in 1' the class of l96O walks i: , Q ' -, h A we ii .. ' 1, k r, jay' if , :'saf' J . t"-Lf 1 I i'i'f'3 , rf ' ' mvf??SWi Q L Senior boys congratulate each other before graduating. xx my i 5 ln the girls' locker room, graduates prepare for the big moment. Kathy Kish and Nita Tonso are valedictorians of the 1 Class of '6O. :st mile at a.h.s. JUDY SPRUELL Speaker "Selk-Confidencen Key fo The Future' 0961 :IO SSVTJ NITA TONSO Speaker "Democr.1cy" BOBBE SHAPIRO Speaker "The Need for Eccentricityn F3 IQ b us us O Tl 5' 0- O 5: f f! 154 z wax E wal T' 73 i-9 r-,gint an v SZQ5 'ki L- :- ev J f-55 'Q' .fa 8 Sie: ig!! IH' , , I 1 Qalgq JIS es 46344 5: 4 The grwduatnng g rls laugh and remnmscc as they Its n for the ccrcmonla Pomp and Clrcumstmce plwyed by thc AHS orclwes B As the Honor Guard enters the auditorium, an air of excitement reaches all. X HONORS AND AWARDS JUDY SPRUELL Life Member of C.S.F.p Graduation Speakerg Elks' Certificate of Merity 5500 Antioch Rotary Club Scholarship: S500 Santa Barbara College Scholarship. ik K JUANITA TONSO Life Member of C.S.F.g Graduation Speakerg D.A.R. Good Citizen's Awardp Merit Scholarship Finalist, Elks' Certificate of Merit: Speaker of Town Hall Meetingg Rotary Club "Student of the Month"g Engineers' Week Outstanding Science and Math Student Awardg 31500 Massachusetts Institut Scholarshipp Bank of America Zone Competitor Plague Winnerg 52500 Crown Zellerbach Scholarship. e of Technology k sQ Y s E X ski fm iswsgs X v -as ts " r xy X -+ Na sty Meena X X Q Q: Wt? X NW S if l. as I 'X -.k X gs -c X K -Q X N ggi: l t .xc xi ss X M Kms. X S -cc,-.1 .-X :i X X s' X , arf, gy . ls X. I Q s sees. s c X NCR. we - sc sssifiiii is X E531 is . si s . .X . ' sg Qkgsxerc mix fax XX 'Q ,. QXXSNCQ sms 'ttf A ' 2 s is to Q- X51 :I f C C ings , , at C E E 1 2 ESE? f ' - ey. i - ' Qs X sr K -:Ji t' .-' s ,, - . ik., f u k . . kgs . X ' C P- I ' - s. Q., - i. , 1.51 age. .si K six.. s X' V . - . si . - sw - ' - r S . - ss s ws P A . Q-sfpirx Q C A C, C A ,C A L X 1 , ,-1 KATHY KISH Life Member of C.S.F.y S2500 Crown Zellerbach Scholarshipg Douglass College-Rutgers University Scholarshipg California State Scholarshipg Honors at Entrance at U.C.g Certificate of Merit from Merit Scholarship Corp.: Bank of America Certificate for Life Science: Certifif-:ma fmm Q... rr-M:--A 1'-f-MH -' MARLENE DEMNICKI Life Member of C.S.F.g S200 Wor-nen's Auxiliary of Contra Costa Medical Asso- ciation Scholarship: 5500 Master Florists Scholarship '59 LYNN TERWILUGER JERRY REIS Bank of America Trophyg Winner for Arty S100 Big Break Scholarship. 4.2 Life Member of C.S,F.5 "Outstanding Sen- ior Girl"g 5100 Girls' Athletic Association Scholarship. JANICE HARRISON Beauty Scholarship. 1'- L ANITA BATES Life Member of C.S.F.g Antioch Com- munity Scholarship. L A MARC DEL ROSA Life Member of C,S.F.p 5lOO Girls' Athletic As ciation. CAROL MCQUADE Life Member of C.S.F.g "Outstanding Journalist of l96O"g First Place Elks' Lead- ership Award, Girls' Division, I a K HT y aaaa a or C iiei i RITA EISENHOWER Bank of America English Certificateg Antioch Education Association Scholarship. if DIANE SANDOVAL -, Life Member of C.S,F.g Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship Corp.: Honors at Entrance at U. C4 S100 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation Scholarship. KAREN WARD Beauty Scholarship. KAREEN HANSON Life Member of C.S.F.g 3100 California Savings and Loan Associationg Outstanding Student Award Scholarshipg "My True Security" Junior Chamber of Commerce Winner, -vi i DAVE WALDEN Lite Member of C.S,F.g S250 Antioch Community Scholarship Fundp Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. by X M. "' j y Q .. ,rl r t' , yi'-,, , N rt. x L is S W. , . te" 1. ' - X-,if . psaeff A+- - ., - lx. 44 - mf if ' , , s BILL PROUTY Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award X if I' fx f' MARJORY MILLER Lulu Membffr of CSF. Honors at vutravice al Holy Names GEORGEEN ARATA Bank of America Trophy and Cer- tificate for Vocational Artsg S100 Girls' Athletic Association Scholar- ship. W l U Y f iw X. A LINDA BURRIS letic Association Scholarship. 711' Life Member of C.S.F.p M00 Girls' Ath- Ytl, R CONNIE CLARK Pasadena Collcrye Cmnt in-Alrl. ,-p'- QI PAT MARCHIO Athena Beauty College Tul LlNDA MOONEY Honorary Marinello Beauty. Culture Scholarship. ALICE FERREIRA Award. Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. V F , A K N X PAT HARRISON Life Member of C.S.F.g Bank of America Achievement Award in Social Scienceg Honors at Entrance at U. Cp 5l0O Carol Eames Memorial Fund Scholarship. , .4 Af- Q- i ga 4 Be JANET FLORI S400 Esther Bryant Memorial Nurses' Scholarship by Antioch Community Scholarship Fund. JEANNE CANNATA Antioch Community Scholarship for Nursesp S400 Ester Bryan Memorial. 1 l FAYE HODGES Antioch Community Vocational Arts Scholarship. NlKKl AMBLER tty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. 42 E 6 2 LUCILLE RASMUSSEN Bank of America Certificate of Merit for Home Economicsg SlOO Girls' Athletic Association Scholar- ship. NANCY ANETSKY CAROLE LEMBI ..,s American Association of United Nations Award for Outstanding Achievement in the National High School Contestp 3200 Women's Auxiliary of Contra Costa Medical Association Scholarship. A7 1960 SPORTS QUEENS SYLVIA BARNES "Miss Golf" LINDA MEYER "Miss Football" l qfix Q47 CAROLE CITO Miss Swimming" LORETTA ADEN "Miss Baseball" grin Q17 J .Q X ,aug QRS? BETTY BOWERS "Miss Track" JUDY ROSS! "Miss Basketball" sf TITTA JAZAR "Miss Pantheretteu 4 "Miss Tennis" 68 yr' , ul' ' 'Wx C am PROUTY 'S lf 1960 ATHLETES OF THE YEAR JERRY U LLEY JERRY NORGOL WALT Jsrremgs oe oouGU"5S e CHARLIE CREECY "Athlete of the Year" 17 The desire to compete ex- presses itself not only in Antioch but all over the world where- ever men gather. The recreation-minded person can find in Antioch, a few blocks from downtown, various water sports-fishing, water skiing, and boating-at their finest the year round. Our community has shown an interest in organizing activities for the youth through the An- tioch Recreation Department which sponsors dances, little leagues, and summer recreation programs. School grounds and facilities are always available to the youth of the community. In sports we develop our bodies to the finest condition. Sports also teach us that there is glory'in defeat as well as in victory. The ability to regard defeat as glorious is a great achievement and one of the finest lessons man can learn. -nuff' .,3,..,.,. ,..mA. M Q ,mm . M, 6 muslim mime.-W K asm.. - qv N -- .H k1f3v3,gV.ygyx,gg1ff1 f ,Q W is Af gag: fr+v5fq.wzgfgxe'j.g4 ax-2 .ywygwg K rx ggi.'7'fif'f X- :H xi ' X pan ,, E- fxhzri V995 WN . n 4 vkl ,oi .. X YW' AM. 'num Yfiuu.,-mp-m-Q Gilt k Q if! f MS- y fs Jr , ,,, fswm Q. Q vs? " 'ik' SQ' l Yifxyg K fx, 0 f N ,X,,gf, X ENS X 1 - .Q ,W 5 A , .M QQFQQQ xxx? Mis -ATS wx u C ' W .N Q - Q 7 'Q . ' -wr, -Q Q. . . ' .P '-' ' X ' x ,. ,s:+.- Q ' . .. , S s- a I . , +555 i. 1. .rv Q, - xx . f e. .QW M X ' 6 . , A - . Q J bk , . 1 h .Ti M ' J . XS wx - . Q - ,. pq 4 - A , W X x Q- A ' fa fssm Jo f Pi 1 155 . 1 ' xiii Lark N QS -i 1 -Je Q v 3 s is x .fsw 5 ,-' F 3, 222755 i X K, x ,A A ,yin iff , x , ,.+ ,WI . K ss yn X 6? f f Y . -- - K .. .Q Q 5 . was w-,4fl-fg -f-ef . 1 y L- I sg .A--3+ ,Qs . J, nab, 5 K 1 ' , Q1 Q 5 EPM fi ,ff ,. , A t fa wg UN. , A X .. I 4 . Il A .i V, Q , x ,g -fs. f wid ' 63, f 4 sf ,xi k V 5 Y Jggiviii A .- 'F -' 44- -lk is E :SK Avy N, K' .J ' M '-Jifxfk ' 1, ww. M., Y , in 1959 VARSI ix h inlet-ill' ww -1. if FRONT ROW - Remmel Bryant, Ron Del Rossa, Mike Ruiz, Grant Sullivan, Willy Aguilar, and Ted Calahan. SECOND ROW - Walt Jeffery, Jerry Lilley, Del Honea, Charles Springer, and Tom Baker. BACK ROW - Earl Hoyt, Mike Berry, and Jack Marvin. Not pictured - Bill Smith, Mike Freniere, and Bob Ferguson. SCORES THEY ANTIOCH Brentwood O 18 Sonora t3 O Grass Valley 19 26 Manteca IA 20 Pleasant Hill O 2 Pacifica 20 14 Clayton Valley 7 l3 Mt. Diablo i3 O Pittsburg lo O Coach Joe Gambetta, Manager Harold Young, and Coach Art McGrath. 72 Year Captains Jerry Norgol and Bill Prouty. The varsity squad took fourth place in the D.V.A.L. league. OOTBALL SQUAD 0 -gn I -F 1- If ....,...,.,..... K F95 , X P X in FRONT ROW - Ron Escalona, Ronald Perry, Pete McElveen, Ted Elliott, John Barton, and Dave Walden. SECOND ROW -- Bruce Franz, Jerry Norgol, Charles Creecy, Jon Fontana, and Bob Douglas, BACK ROW Bill Prouty, David Smith, and Frank Hetrick. Everyone gets in the spirit of things with "Our Boys Will Shine Tonight." FOOTBALL SPIRIT The big game is on and vve are all waiting for the kick off! Spectators, be- hind the team all the way, till the stands. To us, the game is more than the cheering, the silliness of Joe Panther, the popcorn, and the peppy songs of our band. It is every living moment of our first months of school. The boys shout encour- agement from thc side lines, t 4 1 GRANT SULLIVAN WILLY AGUILAR CHARLES CREECY BRUCE FRANK Halfback Halfback Quarterback Center l varsity letter I varsity letter l varsity letter 2 varsity letters MIKE BERRY Tackle l varsity letter Q Crashing for extra yardage on pass reception, Ron Del Rossa C313 follows Walter Jeffery's 4211i blocking against Brentwood in season opener. tx' Antioch won I8 to 0. RONNY DEL ROSSA End 2 varsity letters lOM BAKER Tackle Pulled down by Sonora back after endsweep Mike Ruiz LQBJ carries 2 varsity letters to no avail as Antioch drops their second outing I3 to O. JERRY NORGOL JERRY Llll.EY RON ESCALONA BILL PROUTY Fullback End Guard Halfback 2 varsity letters 2 varsity letters 2 varsity letters 3 varsity letters Blocking punt, Ron Escalona l49J and Bruce Franz l62J set up final tally as the Panthers run wild offensively against Grass Valley to win 26 to l9. Warming up before Manteca game is the strong Panther forward wall. Antioch won tlie close game 20 to I4 in the final seconds, BOB DOUGLAS Defensive End I varsity letter REMMEL BRYANT Guard 2 varsity letters EARL HOYT Center l varsity letter la Qi! VVIHTFR JEVFFRY JON FONTANA JOHN BARTON DAVID VVALDEN Ollonsrvo Back Fnd Guard Guard I varsity It-ttf-r l varsity letter l varsity letter I varsity lvttvr 'Bti Dil HONEA l X larklo K l l varsity loftvr A loague opener 20 to ld. RON PERRY y Gtmrcl Leaping into air Jerry Norgol 1373 snatclwes Pleasant Hill pass to halt drive- ilu- Pantlwers defeated Pleasant Hill in the tightest game of the season 2 to O. CHARLES SPRINGER Tnrlnlv 76 Antioch line converges on Pacifica back. A late rally tailed as Antioplr lost tlwrr i MIKE RUIZ DAVID SMITH TED ELLIOT Halfbnflx Tackle Offensive Back varsity letter 2 varsity letters I varsity letter K Sweeping loft end, Mike Ruiz IQSI turns on the speed against the Clayton Valley player IIII. Antioch was victorious in a hardfouglit battle, Lunging over center Bill Prouty IQOI goes for a first down as the strong Mt, Diablo squad edged the Pantlicrs I3 to O. 1 FRANK HETRICK lineman I3 'Q' JACK MARVIN Tackle T2 Q I ft TED CALAHAN Back PETE MCELVEEN Guard A Jerry Norgol C375 is brought down after gain as Ron Del Rossa 1315 looks on. Despite brilliant team effort by Antioch, Pittsburg went on to win I6-0. FOOTBALL ACTICN Jerry Lilley i291 and Tom Baker 158D come up to clear way for Norgol C375 as he eludes Pittsburg secondary. Norgol attempts to escape Pirate's grip. Jubilant junior varsity carry coaches off field after defeating Pittsburg to take league crown. seq, ,f-'41 5 Larrv Lee' an cj, Richard Nevel-lf L0PeZ' le Underw00 Dorsevf Da X V Jock . B-ii Vawlef' as GUY PUCU' l Rochelle' Laffy W Art Madrigal, Hecxurasgdiqarlos Olvera, LarrY RO ' ,D me '. l CQUNTRY SQUAD'FRgl:I,'gnelli. BACK gggllle arid .legs Martinez CROSS d James .limrT1Y ' CROSS COUNTRY e Varsity League Game Scores They Antioch Mt. Diablo 44 15 Clayton Valley I5 45 Pacifica 45 15 ' Pleasant Hill 22 35 Q - XX ' Pittsburg 36 22 i . . . - The varsity squad took third in . L- 5 T the D.V.A.L. league. 'I ' 5 ' S suv- 5 Q R i 3 Top five men out for cross country are Guy Pucci, Carlos Olvera, Darnell Batel, Richard Cross Country men warm up before meet. NeVeUf and l-5"fY D0"5eY' Frosh-Soph League Came Scores They Antioch Mt. Diablo 36 19 Clayton Valley 39 T9 Pacifica 35 22 Pleasant Hill 26 30 Pittsburg 35 21 The frosh-soph squad took third in fha D xl Al la,,-...Q 'HKU' lf FRONT ROW v- Walt Jackson, Jack Edwards, Tim O'Connor, Allan Ramsey, Bob Maestretti, Tom Mc- Geochan, and Mike Marglin. SECOND ROW - Marshal Miles, Frank Sanchez, Mike Goss, Tom Young, Pat Pritchard, Tom Menasco, and Tom Lamb. BACK ROW - Chuck Powell, Bill Bode, Gary Springer, Frank Cavanaugh, Gary San Martin, and Lex Davis. JUNIOR VARSITY WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Coaches Hal McGill and Cletus Clinker. i amz SCORES THEY Aisiriocri Brentwood O 45 Sonora 7 i2 Manteca O i3 Pleasant Hill O O Pacifica i2 34 Clayton Valley i2 i3 Mt. Diablo 7 33 Pittsburg 6 7 The iunior varsity squad took first place in the D.V.A.L. league. Crowds cheer J,V.'s on to first victory. 'S' 1:-.kg IB 2 557 8 A M Qi Wi Ya It A . ,L-L I i e 1 P" S A Q R 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD U13 .,,, Gib Stansbury, Phil Sexton, tu? Managers Walt Jackson and Jimmy Doyle. rx "A" BASKETBALL SQUAD-Stewart Gates, Bob Ewell, Richard St. Germain, Jim Calvin, Harold Young, Mickey Toner, James Biggs, Igor Kent, Jon Fontana, and Charles Creecy. Year4Cap?ains Charles Creecy and James Biggs. Coach Hal McGill ll 17 CHARLES CREECY Guard STARTERS MICKEY TONER Center JON FONTANA Forward IGOR KENT Forward JAMES BIGGS Guard MIKE RUIZ Guard Q m JCL J vf ,is ' :W if 10 4 -ff! 3 Er il if ibm Li' 2, f -I2 N Q YF Creecy 1231 casts off as Kent 1431 follows up shot, Heading down court Stansbury X 7 i C531 follows action. Coach McGill explains strategy to team members. Q... Mike Ruiz attempts iump shot. SCORES They Antioch Liberty 22 49 Stagg 48 40 Franklin 39 43 John Sweat 57 45 Livermore 36 31 Alhambra 36 38 Lodi 47 36 DeAnza 64 43 'Mt. Diablo 47 41 'Pacifica 35 51 Bishop Armstrong 42 43 'Pittsburg 62 45 'Pleasant Hill 53 33 'Clayton Valley 44 40 'Diablo 55 32 'Pacifica 47 41 'Pittsburg 62 43 'Pleasant Hill 48 50 'Clayton Valley 68 41 The varsity squad took fifth place in the D.V.A.L. league. 'League games. "B" BASKETBALL SQUAD-NJack Lopez, Gary San Martin, Dan Clinker, James Kyle, Bill Vawter, Forrest Sullivan, Gerald Circo, Carl Lawson, Butch Rounsaville, Jerome Circo, Russell Hunt, Frank Sigari, Jim Olds, Mike Pollard, and Jim Karnis. "B" BASKETBALL SCORES They Antioch Liberty 13 43 siagg 25 39 Franklin 44 32 John Sweat 24 30 Livermore 21 33 Alhambra 40 47 Lodi 43 40 De Anza 36 17 Bishop Armstrong 47 41 'Diablo 34 45 'Pacifica 38 41 'Pittsburg 47 34 'Pleasant Hill 29 41 'Clayton Valley 22 33 'Diablo 31 36 'Pacifica 34 38 'Pittsburg 29 27 'Pleasant Hill 31 37 'Clayton Valley 27 33 The "B" Basketball team took second "B" Coach place in the D.V.A.L. league. M'4J0l1"50'1 'League games. 86 Q'.Q fav-ef if vi KJ V, 3 Y - I 555491553 I K - 3 E s L., .al WRESTLING SQUAD -SITTING-Robert Woolever, Jarrell Moss, Torn Hingston, Tom McGeechan, John Williams, Hugh Bell, Ray Haggard, KNEELING-'Rudy Salazar, Frank Goodyear, Jim Woolever, Phil Balrzell, Guy Stansbury, Roy Rochelle, Jim Gayer, and Gordon Triemert. STANDING-Coach Palmer, Harold Price, Bill Prouiy, James Ledbetter, Ray Hodges, Tom Pimenlal, Dave Smith, Don Hammer, larry Barcus, and Manager Wilson Stevens, F , L R a f a , WRESTLING , No division standings were published in L for wrestling because The coaches agreed at The beginning of The season not To K have sfandings publicized. 'ks l GERALD PALMER Coach LARRY BARCUS Year Capiain ROY ROCHELLE attempts reversal on DON LARRY BARCUS pins TOM PIMENTAL. HAROLD PRICE exggufeg figure four gn BILL HAMMER. PROUTY. ...LQH Y. . Shi , , Q X' ,gag-fnr, ,Ln . " .4 y ffm. V 4 ,Nr -- -ve. L .. A Q' is Q X, Rudy Salazar am-niptfa lake down. Harold Pricr- riding willi a figure bow belong pinning Claylon Valley Opponent, M921 rf, , X , ,W 1 Bal Two wrcsllors in action. 9' A -4 MMS? Ll-M ' , -. U: rig, Q 1, is f K -gi ky., ff? iv 1 'S W 3 , Ylallll sg L l :-, . , jix " 'Q Wai? Bill Prouty altempts to escape opponenlk grip. EVER T T in on PHIL BALT- TOM HINGSTON ailvinpls I0 pin H JOHN WILLIAMS and RAY HAGGARD about JIM WOOL a temps p 10 begin from rc1'crcc's position, ZELL. BELL with A scissor .incl nilson. 1 X- QQ' X Al "A" TRACK SQUAD FRONT ROW Ted Elliott Willy Aguilar Bruce Coll' J N l d l S -' , , ins, erry orgo, an Jerry Li ley. BACK ROW-Otto Boatright, Larry Dorsey, lox Davis, Larry Rochelle, Bob Douglass, Dennis Heapy, and Andy Burnett, 2 "A" Score "B" Score Antioch 47 33 Mirarnonte 20 31 Pleasant Hill 73 76 Antioch 36 72 Napa 78 40 Antioch 4l 57 Berkeley 49 55 Clayton Valley 50 26 Antioch T4 35172 Clayton Valley 26 6 Diablo l l T5 Pittsburg 4l 33 Pleasant Hill 28 27l7Q Antioch 70 75 Pacific 43 38 Antioch 37 55773 Pleasant Hill 72 57173 Antioch 56 64 Diablo 57 49 Antioch 27 48273 Pittsburg 86 64l73 BRUCE COLLlNS and JERRY LILLEY Year Captains B" TRACK SQUAD-FRONT ROW-Jess Martinex, Bill Vawter, Jack Edwards, Tom McGeechan, Jess Samuido, Burt Crawford, Mike Sigari, Phil Aaghuyop, David Farley, John Grangnelli, James Woolever. BACK ROW--Malcolm O'Conner, Frank Sigari, Kermit Pool, Alan Ramsey, Mike Car igan, Ron Prentice, Jim Knudsen, Milne Ruiz, Jim Mitchell, Timm O'Co Edd' S ' ' ' ' y nnor, ie avage, and Richard Hawkins. Not pictured, Richard Nevreu COACH COWARD and MANAGER JIM LILLEY A ,fo fl V MALCOLM O'CONNOR "B" Pole Vnulter MIKE CARRIGAN NBII IA... Ll..-JI-. A TED ELLIOTT "A" Pole Vaulfer in I ! , vu I . 5 I Qu W K f,l"1 KERMIT POOL HAH o-lA xl,..I+., ,I-an rl JERRY LILLEY A" I-link Hun-ll if 1 L5 I QI -.J LARRY DORSEY "A" Distance Runner 35:2 lwsnw R .,J""x x""'x,,,Q -I BOB DOUGLASS "A" Sprinfer DENNIS HEAPY "A" Discus BRUCE COLLINS "A" Shot Put -Q!-L PHIL MAGHUYOP X .fs Jerry Lilley leads the field in l8O low hurdles. . , ar' - Y l Ai t 1 Malcolm O'Connor on his way up. nr'-gg" A -, .uf A 'Nw7"'M- 'F' l ' L. 'a Qs.. 'Qt ' ' . .af ' f 5' whim. Jerry Norgol hits the dirt after broad lump. i l l About to heave discus is ace fhrower Dennis Heapy. A :2".A1 . A' nl The boys take a breather between events. Nm K i l ,M ,sl Q "5" aw I e f A ,- v ?i Tk 'L ..-:L l ,Wm - ' 'Q 4" 'Yr I Top pole vaulter Ted Elliot clears bar. an K . , :rx , A , - ,A . " N. A- - " . , Bob Douglass sprints homi in winning form to wil 220. .r I .5 Q . awww 54, V 1 ,J , "'f?M, 'rx 'G ' JIW' Q. K kg. :N Q N A ox 0. I 'fi -.. -A Y if 1 N5 -4 1 '41 fx' K hu. X A Q fwz - .' yj- : , N2 si Q XX m, .gigx , Q- -. . 4A.A L gk ai it Q 'lf Q W S '-'M-v a NRA .,., ,W m.,.V x . . Q F 552 I X 5 N I 'ms N E' A Q ' 'A S , A ' A D .431 .. A .. ai li ,M ,lf nv-0 'sc BASEBALL SQUAD-KNEELING-James Du Bose, Don Luis, Johnnie Friedman, STANDING-Doug Luton, Bob Ferguson, Roger Cook, Ted Elliot, Charles Creecy, Mike Pollard, Jerry Griffin, Jim Karnis. VARSITY BASEBALL They Antioch Diablo 4 0 Pittsburg 5 2 Pleasant Hill 9 17 Pacifica 8 5 Clayton Valley 6 5 Diablo 4 l Pittsburg 8 7 Pittsburg l l 9 Pleasant Hill ll 2 Diablo l 3 Pacifica 5 3 Clayton Valley 2 1 CHARLES CREECY Co-Year-Captain JERRY GRIFFIN Co-Year-Captain ... rnnri-I ART MCGRATH V x if lk' 1 LX y vi A ill s- s Reg Q in wo, .ig- . j X YS.: 8517? z .,x 'sh 1 .ss C rr James Du Bose takes runner out on third. A ix' Es C 'Q ..- " Q M qggam. -,X Q f A X 1 E 'Nt - . ri Ji BASEBALL ACTION .. . C s- '59 is , i W 123215: s . KW y k 'T' .I -N, . . In F -www . N f. .. Q . X V 1 . 2 C '1 I I g 5 John Friedman shows off home-run hitting form. Coach Art McGrath explains bunting Technique to Bob Ferguson. N-. Charles Creecy slides inro third. K, DOUG LUTON Right FieId CHARLES CREECY MIKE POLLARD Second Base and Short Second Base VARSITY JOHN FRIEDMAN Left Field TED ELLIOTT Center Field STEVE FLECHSING Manager RODGER COOK Pitcher and Cenier Field DON LUIS JERRY GRIFFIN Caicher Pitcher INDIVIDUALS JIM KARNIS BOB FERGUSON Fielder First Base JIM DUBOSE Third Base ,f . .- JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD-FRONT ROW-Nick DeBene, Gary San Martin, Tom Menasco, Chester Ball, and Mike Goss. SECOND ROW-Melvin Kutsch, Ron Sbranti, Mike Marglin, Gary Podris, and Bob Luis. BACK ROW-Roy Rochelle, Tom Young, Tony Poveda, and Coach Rose. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL The Junior Varsity Baseball Squad took second place in the Contra Costa Division of the li , ' ,Q D.V.A.L. league. ffl "STRlKE!" called the umpire against an Antioch player in Pittsburg game. IOO 'rx f'R . ...im - 1 " A A Z, J I x i 6 Ex. lf' L A -., 1 Junior Varsntv Dlavers cheer on their team membe The boys take a breather before Yheir turn at bat ACTION af lik Q' ' T . U fu ..av"""' '- FN f A M- x -' -Q' .M 2 "'W' ' V ' L' I fQ 735 haf M qw 7' 4 A 5' I f. 4 A 9 aka , ,Z is :ix t ,Y gf , gm. J-A 31 9264 AM, XXV' 1--593 ' ,K J' X49 EI' 1-Q sw S . P ww --W N. . -'L - w. AFVV' , 'QNX . Ah M' Q AL X.. X' N - .:K'mgj'A J Vg W I - Q 22491.-f' Y' J, , Q W. , , as 2 vwuwff. -M - 6 J? A vi' Q ,r '-SQ, Q' 'Q K . Q 1- A H 5, 4 .Sw AQ QNX g N + . ft' 4 in kfh' . Q 1 O 3 4-xy S E35 iq- , . SQ fb X Xe EN .-5 S N y. :kr Y- : + Q N 5 sf wx S! A Nw i 3 25 Q 11 i 5 . if f is Xgfrx 54 gf.. Q 4, X.-rv ...Hx Q, .,,. xi. -eq A-HW A Q A HX v-MW. ,.. N i SS mm mpg H ww' b i Q I H I r V K 'w-.W ww' A JE a Matt Ward takes off as Jack Hannigan finishes in County Meet Relay. Carlos Olvera begins the last lap of the grueling 100-yard butterfly. Dave Garcia and Carlos Olvera count the laps as a distant swimmer nears the end of his race. The "A" swimming team took 3rd place in the Conta Costa di- vision of the D.V.A.L. league. l04 A and B swimmers relax as swim meet goes on. S i inn K" . 4 1 X 1' hx l . vi. C Q ,. gs X, Q ,, C ' ' X NWC qgfsi-'1"'11 T' ai! Bill Cooley flies home as he takes a first in the county trials "A" SCORES San Ramon San Ramon Liberty Stagg Pleasant Hill Alhambra Mt. Diablo Pittsburg Clayton Valley C.C.D. Pleasant Hill Mt. Diablo Antioch Clayton Valley Pittsburg They Antioch 46 48 45 50 38 57 74 2'l 66 29 61 34 56 39 27 67 32 63 RELAYS 94 66 60 30 30 Marty tucks up tight as he attempts a back one and one-half. "B" SCORES San Ramon Liberty Stagg Pleasant Hill Alhambra They Antioch ,ann '1' l Mt. Diablo Pittsburg Clayton Valley C.C.D. RELAYS ,492 Antioch Pleasant Hill Mount Diablo ichard St. Germain ready to Clayton Valley Pittsburg 23 52 T9 57 55 22 43 33 13 64 21 56 TO 67 27 52 72 66 54 48 32 'art his 400-yard freestyle ICC. A Q it. Q s Rusty Burbank and Gib Stansbury watching their team in the 200-yard medley relay at the Pleasant Hill meet. sv 1 1.5 x t tv 'Wtf C it -if .ar ef' K X1 X M- Matt Ward looks a little tired as he starts on the six- teenth lap of the 400-yard freestyle. lAedIey relay team practice starts. Left, Dave Garcia, Rusty Bur- mp, John Barton starting his 100-yard backstroke race with a good opponent. Jank, and Matt Ward. The "B" Team tied for League Championship this year with Pleasant Hill and Clayton Valley. Swimmers, Rusty Burbank and Garv Clark nrartira rarinf. I i lll l l Coach JOE GAMBETTA GOLF SQUAD-FRONT ROW-Mike Berry, Dave Atkinson, Bill Green and Dennis McDonald. BACK ROW-Mike Callahan, Coach Joe Gambetta, Dan Clinker, Jess Crawford, Mario Ferreira, pro. GOLF The Golf Squad Took second place in the Contra Costa division of The D.V.A.L. league. Year Captains DAVE ATKINSON and BILL GREEN HHIW JOEL SHINN MIKE BERRY JOEL REEVES iw csv. ZS:-. S if S lm. 8' at K- ffmfvv , - f my 'f "-Q X sf an Lx. wr gui I ii fi, Q .1 W f J' I :Vind ,-M T, .X .N if sf v 3 ,gk f X L X Hai fi is Yi! 5? S ' Q IAQ. Pitt. 4 3 Mt. Diablo 2 5 Pacifica 3 4 C.V. 0 7 M.D. 4 3 Pitt. 2 5 P.H. 7 0 Pacifica I 6 P.H. 6 I C.V. 4 3 SINGLES Won Lost " I "'f"JI Nick Medeiros 8 2 Z: Johnny Martins 7 I 6 Anthony Martins 6 4 Dan Dugan 4 6 Glenn Watson 7 3 Ted Calahan I I I Q fag 2 il It M I 51? ,. L Vw S I -Q, tix 'N EUKEL SCOTT NICK MEDEIROS JOHNNY MARTINS TENNIS scones They Antioch I , The tennis team tied for sec- ond in the Contra Costa division TED CALLAHAN N'Q'fM'QQEp'2jQfOS of the D.v.A.L. league. cocaptatn SQ K. gig X , ,N aifgxx Q52 3 - - as ,..,.X WPS- . v 5 , .N aww ,mam-..+-'fw X-. unname- . x- I" W2 m., w -f. . -. - fxsswnw-ww wx mv me Ns L. -Num ,Af , v if Girls practicing for a modern dance performance. With the aid of spotters, Loretta Aden attemps to do a straddle. Rxfudw Y -1, f 1 .--. Q Marg Del Rosa showing students how to make a seat drop. GIRLS Cindy Erickson shows ability in iumping over the horse. Marion Engebretsen attemps chest pass to teammate while playing basketball. OR TS Girls watch as Fay Kountanis tries to do a slam. ss Q .1 5 ' M D fl ll f i' e- Y' if l msc? 'A l . .Q 'Q Indian clubs build up arm and wrist muscles as girls do exercises. Advanced swimmers keeping warm in the diving pool, .J GIRLS' SPORTS Ready for dip in the pool? Mrs. Peterson attempis to pull Joan Dodson in. I ig. R . lI'i A fast game of speedball is exhibited in 6th period gym. Linda Burris and Dorrie Cross are tennis partners. v,V onh b I' 'P S 'T..f-' , ,, -x,,,. Dorrie Cross v' , , .4 L-is' f. sq. A, 'L' 'n Q 4,2 ' f ' mumjxf VF. fi U f 4 hi J Hari? '-wwn-mba s .v" .-ry ,pi f . ' 5 . - . " ' 4V-"1 i'.i"w'd if'- . , . , I, Q . T, . rut, 1' iff" iff .'w. ' . ,Kg 'illi - 0 - fin . ik , i ix ,Q lp!!-nyc: 7' lbk ' l icticing nis. Ba UP Sxxiyx 'Q dy Senior girls do Indian club routine. Ready to go into action-Launa, Pat, and Donna Girls polish up on modern dance routine. ATHLETIC AWARDS AND HONORS 4 " 5 '5 'r LARRY BARCUS 45. .V Second Place D.V.A.l.. for Wrestling North Coast for .Wresrlmg "Players of the Week" --VV FRONT--Jerry Norgol and Ronnie Del Rossa. BACK ROW-Mike Berry, Walt Jeffery, Bill Prouty, Bruce Franz, Remmel Bryanl, and Jerry Lilley. BRUCE FRANZ "Player of the Week" 4 "Most Valuable Player" Played in East-Watt Gam. Second String All-County BRUCE COLLINS Placed D.V.A.L. Shoipur JACK HANNIGAN Third place "B" at D.V.A.L. finals for Breast Stroke KERMIT POOL Third place All-County Pole Vault i l l l 3 ,fe-4 l , MH., . l 1 l-M45 'X. MARTY BASISTA ' K' Fourth place D.V,A.L. for Diving L , TOM HINGSTON ' 4 First Place D.V.A.L. for 3 in Wrestling i ,N ' Second Place in Bay Area 'I 'Cf ' ' for Wrestling C Xgl 3 . 1 ' i f JERRY LlLLEY "Player of the Week" Second Team All-County End Most Valuable lineman Award- Antioch Quarterback Club All Opponent Team for Clayton Valley and Pleasant Hill Fifth "A" 120-High Hurdles in D.V.A.L. Fifth "A" 880-Relay in o.v.A.L. I Y , I des- F Nr- Wf -ANS A gy X N 2.3 . X. me ' s Q JERRY GRIFFIN "Most Outstanding Player" Baseball 3 IIE BILL COOLEY M 1 if' Second place D.VA.L. 5O'yard Butterfly, Second place D.V.A.L. IO0-yard Individual Medley Relay. "Most Outstanding Swimmer" S4-cond pinch 200-yard Medley Relay, UV.A.L, Class "B" SEATED Roy Hough .mrl Matt Ward. STANDING Pat Pritchard .incl Jack Hannigan, my 'I lf, 'Ili u lll'.l-M. Q- il.t lg ' , eq: l ,, .fin Illaw- inane, lhgiu Nun. uu'ln'll"""' , tr, lluzffr: 'UIUC 2'aiQg Lllilllt , Ill I lull! gun n In Ill' Nl l 0 H IIA 15" -Us fi.'f'l 'fl gt ,fa s Um, fr e s 4 A 555 , 1, :Wu um" W-1w'i.'i se., M., ' f1u..,,:""f,, Ve. JERRY NORGOI. "Player of the Week" First String All'Countyp Honorable Mention All-' American for high school preps "Most Valuable Backfield Man" Most Worthy Opponent avyarfl for Pillslwrg gmuo Runner-up for "Athlete of the Yom All County" HAROLD PRICE First place Novice for Wrestling BOB DOUGLAS Fourth place All-County in 220: Filth in Conwy 880 Rolny PAT PRITCHARD Second D.V.A.L. Diver v 'nz x 1' A 'Flaw WNQNQ 'kan . ' 'U Q1 N-QQ HK ISI il lllk T 1 Q inn T- ia! suv' X 5 , ...T Tix To GJ 9 . ..:. 1 -1 2,4 only U' ' ,- a J: . R H9 1 NSA EDDIE SAVAGE Second place D.V.A.L, 600-yard Run JAMES WOOLEVER Fourth D.V.A.L. Wrestling Third place Bay Area Novice Tournament RICHARD NEVEU First D.V.A.L. "B" 1320 Second North Coast "B" 1320 I f f .f DAN CLINKER "Most Valuable Player" Golf All-County Tournament -ul- 1 X ? ln -if 2 1 ..,,.go A -, Through the church, commu- nity, home, and school the youth of today are given the opportu- nity to explore the duties and privileges they will later exercise as adults. Leadership, like a talent for art, music, or sports, is a God-given potential. Because we live in a democracy, a student is able to develop his potential of leader- ship to the degree he desires. Leadership and its responsibil- ities bring about maturity of the individual as he faces problems and makes decisions. Man has learned that he must live with others to survive. He must have the companionship of those who have the same inter- ests and occupations as he does. This is the greatest thing about organizations - we gain happi- ness, purpose, and recognition through participating. X , x W ? xx., M 1 ,X ' in Xmffu X M Q1 f ANNEX J AQ, -fw 3 VX 'Ti 4 S T4 N ' 7' 'F'-N. W mx - W ....,-.. -....,w-4. N vu u.....gw .98 ......w--""""" names.-f.1....v. KAREEN HANSON Assistant Editor MR. TOM WARD Advisor SENIOR PANTHER STAFF 'vt CAROLE DEVERA Literary Editor JOAN NELSON Activities Editor JERRY REIS Art Editor NIKKI AMBLER Circulation Manager Ls - sxxxgae. W Q as . X- L L ..,- Q as BILL STRICKLAND STANLEY GIPSON Boys' Sports CAROLE CITO Organizations Editor Advertising Manager CAROL MCQUADE Editor-in-Chief SENIOR PANTHER STAFF SHERRY KIDWELL Business Manager BRUCE GHISELLI Assistant Advertising Manager I7 1 2 ' 1 if I' " If A' 0 .F X. 1, 1 in I Hake. ,' .emi . 111.111, ,W rn I Said ,v ' ' " , - . U111'c.1,1m, I-H, .t . 1 N 4 K . .111 I Lf 1r 111111111 111.1 1H11'.1, 111 !.i0i1311fthUUz gpm NN. '11 ' 1N1r11'111 1 - ' L K Q' " 3' ' i E ', MH' "Nh '1'-521!1J U' Fwii, k., NMA ,.,1 51rusc11l1-1? 'wuz i.1g1."s -frzt,--1' ,. , , . 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GAYLE NELSON Activities Editor '-ir CHUCK POWELL Photographer Sports Editor 'C SHIRLEY FANTE Art Editor SHARON DAL PORTO CAROL WILSON Business Manager Circulation Manager l24 X HAROLD PRICE Photographer Q LOUISE MESTURINI Assistant Editor WILSON STEVENS Yearbook Photographer JUNIOR PANTHER STAFF MARY JEAN WYSOSKI Advertising Manager T I HI-LIFE ACTIVITIES: I . Football programs. 2. Write Hi-Life stories for An- tioch Ledger. 3. Panfheretfe Ball. PURPOSE: Train Journalism I stu- dents for Journalism II staff iobs. SNES' X. ... E , -XIx, .E '-ww Quant...- vez and Jane Woolcott. ON THE LADDER-Jon Fontana, Carolyn Powell and Louis Stahlheber. SECOND SEMESTER HI-LIFE EDITORS- Becky Carter, Carolyn Powell, Carol Wil san, and Terrie Harrington, FIRST SEMESTER HI-LIFE EDITORS-FRONT ,I HI-LIFE REPORTERS--FIRST ROW-Gayle Nelson, Sharon Dal Porto and Carol Pleasanfs, SECOND ROW 'Louise Mesturinl, Nan Terwilliger, Gail Perry, and Joanne Canada, THIRD ROW'-'Olga Flores, Carol Wilson, Jackie West, Diane Vidisky, Terrie Harringion, Becky Carter, Linda Long, ,W. I ISI .Joanne Canada. BACK ROW--Gail Perry, Jane Woolcott, and Gayle Nelson. lor W' .T I ff, w 4 3? , z Q 4 , 2,55-v 5 3 , -J ,. ' I " I 1 .fa V., 24. ,, V Q 5 Q 1 Q Q' If 4 fi 1 f 1 5 if I . 'f ':,1 PM 1 ' ' Q , I ' V: V g Q Vs M ws V: JK ' Q " R . 5, Q 5' ' lg? 5. 'Y' ICQ? fb wi ii J 1- ALF ' f ul , ' . 1?if1f3l,?f,,AKx I . 5 . K A . Ji If V ! ii ,qu-at ov-was-X 'T A , I A nnrmenvrwm' '-ww Jia 41. L I uf 1 I img: ,...-anuufm . t f ,.:. 'rv s A Ukpz. A A ' ' b V L ' '54 ffl f ffw pw ,. , -Q Q 0 -. W x? so X" 'f 4: ,WM ,ly r x ' -fwyuu L i 1 gy ,F f Q ,, , 4"xL5YfQff J, 1 'ff' A -fr 21,53 , , 2 f t - f f- QB26 'K K N , n 'kniS'Si M PARENTS CLUB ACTIVITIES: I. Served dinner for iun- ior v a r s ity football squad. 2. Hosted a panel discus- X sion with AHS alumni on college life. K 3. Host to foreign ex- i f W.. 1-Mk, change students from University of California. .hwksw PURPOSE: To develop better understanding and closer co- operation between the home and the school. ' ' 'Yo .asf-stfs 'O-. -Qwe-l'HA"'-"fl R C'm"f"?"i"f' X C+ 'N V? Lf-' PARENTS CLUB OFFICERS-SEATED-Mrs. John Fante, Mrs. Freda McGeechan, Mrs. Julia Spruell, and Mrs. C, W. Vrornan. STANDING-Mr, James Reusswig, Mr. John McKinnon, Mr. T George Shapiro, Mr. Manuel Olvera, and Mr. John Fante. Foreign exchange students from University of California at Berkeley spent a weekend in Antioch as guests of the Parents Club. SPORTSMANSHIP COMMITTEE CTIVITIES: Attend all football and basketball games to rate sportsmanship. JRPOSE: To promote a higher level of aortsmanship and competition within the .V.A.L. league. SPORTSMANSHIP COMMITTEE-KNEELING-Mickey Toner and Jerry Norgol. STAND INCYDM l.l-....:--- rs, I U I - A - -- COUNCIL COMMITTEES X 1, 'Q W 2 COMMUNICATIONS COMMlTTEE'FRONT ROW'-Marianne MC- Geechan, Donna Nicol, and Stacey Grangnelli. BACK ROWA Hcnry Provinc, Jerry Lilley, Bruce Collins, and Dennis Heapy, Y-Y TROPHY COMMITTEE -- Joanne Canada, Pat Savage, and Carolyn Bailey. FLAG COMMITTEE-Sandy McCoy, Sharon Dal Porto, Kareen Hanson, and Gary San Martin. BUDGET COMMITTEE-Diane Hanson, Michele Stro bridge, Marg Del Rosa, Leah Merlini, and Joar Danilovich, FOREIGN STUDENT EXCHANGE Q LATIEAH JAZAR MRS. MARILYN HussEv our foreign exchange student from Advisor Indonesia. 'ng we LETTER FROM FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT 'sri TITTA JAZAR XXX 't ar Friends, A few years ago, a Iittle girl hung her dreams upon a twinkling star. ey were dreams, wishes that might not come true. Then one day the sams did come true, and she came to the United States. She was granted e year in one of the American high schools: Antioch High. The realization of her dreams brought Iminorl difficulties at the begin- 1g, and she felt at times she must be intruding. But the patience you :wed her, the friendship you gave her make it hard for her to leave you w. You have helped her to become one of you. I know this for I am this I. Thcre are no words that can show you my gratitude. My happiness in ing a member of your student body, neither can I express my sadness at iving you. The experiences given me in this one year will always be my ist cherished memories. Two words that are often said are used again now, but never before did ey have so much meaning: "terima kasih!" lin your language they will ran: Thanks ever so muchl. Good luck to all of you, may we meet again sometime. Love, Titta Carolyn Giannotti, Gary Sledge, and Shirley Fante were top candidates for Foreign Exchange Program. Gary Sledge was selected to take a trip to Sweden for the summer. FOREIGN EXCHANGE COMMITTEE - - Fra rt Arata, GeeGee Shapiro, Nita Tonso, Kathie-ne Kish, Anita Bates, Titta Jazar, Mariory Miller, Gail Stormes, Shirley Fante, Carolyn Giannotti, and Kathy Fleming. ,-f unsung, STUDENT COURT Gee Gee Shapiro, Karen Dragon, Rhonda Briney, Bill Prouty, Jim Lilley, Paul Rodgers, Jon Fontana, Gary Pitek, Linda Burris, Gary Sitton, Judy Sprucll, and Frank Cavanaugli, in if STUDENT COURT 2? lik.-' I. Held trials. 2. Held meetings. PURPOSE: To enforce rules and regulations ot associat- ed students ot Antioch High , Sch ol MR- OHS MERCER O ' Gary Pitek, Bill Prouty, and Jon Fontana waiting for next case. Advisor RADIO CLUB ACTIVITIES: I. Meetings. 2. Work with radios. PURPOSE: Give inentbers ex- perience as ham radio oper- ators. I X. RADIO CLUB FRONT ROW Steven Phillips, secretary, Mary Veatch, publicity chairman, Gary Dwi:-nlwnrlwi, treasurer, and Ricliarrl Swanton, BACK ROW-Vincent Smith, Jon Bell, Wayne Broarlclns, and Jolin Ciinnnm lil! Q i i Wav! S FIRST SEMESTER Winnie McKinnon, Bette Teegarden, Marlene Demnicki, Lynn Tervvilliger. BACK ROW-Lana Butz, Alice Ferreira, Pat Harrison, Linda Meyer, Kareen Hanson, Violette Pirozzoli, Bobbe Shapiro, Joan Dodson, Cathy Ramos. GIRLS' AFFAIRS COMMITTEE-FRONT ROW-Titta Jazar, Pat Savage, Deanna Solmonson, GIRLS ' AFFAIRS ACTIVITIES: I. Big-Little Sister Program 2. Fall Conference 3 A 5. Senior Fashion Show . Christmas Party . Reception for all new girls at A.H.S. PURPOSE: To improve communications among the clubs and to uphold the standards and high ideals of all the girls attending A.H.S. MISS LUCILLE MCBRIDE Advisor s I I SECOND Marchant, Dottie Ga SEMESTER GIRLS' AFFAIRS COMMITTEE-FRONT ROW-Kathy Kish, Judy Watson, Charlene Violette Pirozzoli, Kareen Hanson, Alice Ferreira, Linda Fields. BACK ROW-Gayle Nelson, ul, Linda Terranova, Diane Sandoval, Carolyn Giannotti, Nita Tonso, Pat Harrison, Anita Bates. at Nt I 1' SONGLEADERS ACTIVITIES: l. Practicing. 2. Leading songs at rallies and sports events. PURPOSE: Create school spirit and good sportsmanship among students. JOYCF CUMMINGS u L x J. I.. ,Q 63 x , 5.4 -J X : . 4, 1-Pi.-, X inf? Y' J L Q f 1,L. Q., f 'Y 1 .L ,isa 3, , N Y. 1 ' 5 K 1 Qw.fsx ,Q ' 5' 1 ANN HOLLIDAY 1-aff r f DOTTIE GAUL NANCY SIGARI GEORGEEN ARATA JUDY CITO ga.. 4 CHEERLEADERS ACTIVITIES: "'fT"f rf.. I. Practicing EMM 2. Cheerleaders' Dance N 3. Leading cheering section at rallies and sports events 4. Decorate for sports events ff 'Mfg "" PURPOSE: Create school spirit and good sportsrnansltip among students. - .......n LARRY ROCHELLE MATT WARD, Head Cheerleader JOAN NELSON PAT HARRISON NIKKI AMBLER DIANE BODE LINDA KENNERLY LINDA MOONEY PANTHERETTES AND JOE PANTHER ACTIVITIES: I. Attend rallies 2. Decorate for sports events PURPOSE: Team mascots who create spirit at games. ,Hn Wm , 'BQ President Linda Terranova calls business meeting to order. qs 'ff' M, i . qi"- J , , an 4' 'ff 1 l sl im...-v" gleaders performing at football game, Peppy girls are Joyce Cum- js, Dottie Gaul, Georgeen Arata, Nancy Sigari, and Ann Holliday. Arcade decorated with signs to encourage the boys to win. RALLY CLUB AND PEP CREW SNAPS Rally Club, in co-operation with Student Council helped sponsor the Sadie Hawkins Dance. ACS FIRST SEMESTER RALLY CLUB OFFlCERSANiYa Noia, junior representative, Barbara Cooley, sophomore representative, Andrea Olvera, secretary, Pat Savage, president, Linda Burris, vice-president, Janice Borden, treasurer, and Marlene Demnicki, senior representative. MR. REX ESTES Advisor RALLY CLUB ACTIVITIES: l. Attend all rallies. ball games. 3. Put on all rallies. 4. Sponsor one school dance. ship, better school spirit, and all-round good citizenship. SECOND SEMESTER RALLY CLUB OFFICERS-KNEELING+Marlene Demnicki, senior representative. FIRST ROW-Andrea Olvera, secretary, Janice Borden, treasurer, and Barbara Cooley, sophomore representative. TOP ROW-Linda Burris, vice-president, Linda Terranova, presidentg and Nita Noia, iunior representative, 2. Decorate for all football and basket- PURPOSE: To promote good sportsman- RALLY CLUB-FRONT ROW-Rhonda Briney, Penny Beede, Pat Canepa, Kay Bartlett, Sue Wright, Patsy Elliot, Jan Hovet, and Jerry Hayes, SECOND ROW-Myrna Bers, Cathy Ramos, Linda Bernstein, Carol Marshall, Judy Dawson, Linda Burris, Carol Pleasants, Barbara Cooley, and Barbara Del Rossa. THIRD ROW Thea Kountanis, Marilyn Eyestone, Pat Savage, Cleatta Clark, Gerri LaDuke, Karen Kent, Cindy Harris, Gay Knepshield, Nan Terwilliger, and Carol Fry. FOURTH ROW-Dorothy Toner, Sharon Jefferies, Sue Oliver, Levon Hill, Kathy Fleming, Carol Di Mercurio, Judy Heapy, Dorrie Cross, Donna Nicol, Jane Woolcott, Sharon Dal Porto, and Gail Perry. BACK ROW-Irene Cesa, Marilyn Jacobsen, Pat Kramling, Janice Borden, Dianne Karaglanis, Larry Rochelle, Matt Ward, Eddie Doyle, Charles Vargo, Juana Carmichael, Linda Kennerly, and Susie Mooney. RALLY CLUB-FRONT Row-Alice Ambra, Joyce Cummings, Kathy Churchfield, Ann Holliday, Sandy Resino, Edith Romero. SECOND ROW-Marlene Demnicki, Barbara Dowd, Jean Cannata, Georgette Whit- tingham, Joann Webb, Kathy Kitner, Martha Romo, Kathy Smith. THIRD ROW-Sandy McCoey, Fran Arata, Carolyn Bailey, Judy Ward, Dinah Ford, Pat Scott, Becky Carter, Anita Noia. BACK ROW-Myrna Barbara Clemmons. FOURTH ROW-Linda Terranova, Sylvia Barnes, Nikki Ambler, Nancy Sigari, Georgeen Arata, Carolyn Bailey, Judy Ward, Dinah Ford, Pat Scott, Becky Carter, Anita Noia. BACK ROW-Myrna Bers, Launa Ayers, Judy Ayers, Joan Dodson, Linda Fields, Sandy Rittburg, Andrea Olvera, Beverly Burkhead, Dottie Gaul, Dean Goute. v X I .3 r ,V ' MAJoRErrEs I ACTIVITIES. l. Magorettes Ball 2. State Fair 3. Partlclpate IH football halftime entertainment PURPOSE: Perform with the band at all high school games and lend "cIass" to all contests. JUDY SPRUELL FRANCIE CIRCO We 3 G Y Y ,ff I fr S 1 G l G- . Q S .I ff I 1 X I I I , I JUDY WARD K KATHLEEN GIOVANN SANDY .. ,S , -, arm RITTBURG 4 ,fl king., 'ki' is 1 1 x 1 , H sxi- MARG ROUNSAVILLE 4 1-Q safe CINDY ERICKSON BEVERLY BURKHEAD BERNICE SANCHO CAROLYN HUGHES j x LEOMA CORNELIUS JANICE HARRISON 1 s + A x 'find .4-Il , i3 P 3 ' . T Q ' ' T- .. Q. -I .-A K Q. . ,Q , , 'rt' r "' Q P - , Q " 5 "' .I 'P in f Y po ,x Q IJ ly .Ng .-.'.s. s ANIIOCH HIGH SCHOOL BAND. It consist of 57 members, I drum maiorette, and II maiorcttcs. IA ,fn BAND COUNCIL FRONT Carlos Olvera, hand captain .incl rlmirman of tho hand council. BACK ROW-flfenny Print-nt.il, pirrcussiong Don Hammer, brassg Dalene Mini-i, wooclwinclg .md Martltaiina Edwards, secretar treasurer. BAND ACTIVITIES: I. Half-time entertainment at football games. 2. Open house. 3. Playing for commencement exercises. 11. The Ledger Day Parade. 5. Picnic Day at Davis. 6. State Fair performance. PURPOSE: Band acts as an elective class which introduces students to standard band repertoire and gives them practice in performing the same. Antioch High majorettes performing at half-tinic. z"'9-ii' 5' P. 'LF IQ. 5 rv ,. 4 x - 3 wig? . , z b I K. , f :X 5- 'Nik ' 'jig' 'W li 4 ,fi A x s f . Q w NX X xx:-X: ,av KRW N wi? WL f v 1 Q - s X11 x U - ...J A Q ' 'Xp' eg s 'kiwi ,S -I nn,.,,......a-1--Q--Q rv Qffx' x.x'm 4.0 A .-x 0 X- r 1 Q x K 1 ' K" -. """"N"t . NX, . X Y :ix kg . 12 va R 'ff 5 ? I k E Q N,..xx.. in A .Fx ,g'w,Q if 0' 'f w is 'F L DANCE BANDHFRONT ROW Tom Roberts, Tommy Rodella, Pat Nlangas, Rudy Salazar, Jess Martinez. SECOND ROW Chuck Powell, Dan Dugan, Dennis Jones, Russ Garinan, Ricky Pairick, Dave Walden, Nick DoBvnv, and Bill Lagusis, in rear, I W, Carole' Cito, Ramona Jolvnsione, Cathy Walson, and Mr. Henry Ornellas. DANCE BAND ACTIVITIES: Perform af various school activities. PURPOSE: To develop solo and ensemble dance band Techniques. ri X X . , . X- if Wm, w X ,I g . w I WV X, pa, - r , fy 5' . W Q K ,,,, gt 3 , L Y rg l K as A X X k if .gf sir. S :P f 4 ,www-uwmau k .-If N. n 1 5 fl 8 ,W ! S, G .,. , Sf, , f Q. .Qsf A fi. A Q I A . 5 V M M , Q V. . av V l -is Q,,l S A ffetf' at . f Ip r .Jw . Q Vw, X: i Q., . Jffl 4PQgf if' fl V J 495 i 'Qi gli P' fy +3 , ' if v ff- fylfvv A as W 5 fag-ef . ' V M f 1- . Q3 b ii, 'Hx 5,25 'mx ' ,,. 'mn 1 if 4 I fs Y vis? ggi ' I 1-I sig A CAPPELLA-FRONT ROW-AMartha Romo, Penny Beede, Carol Meppen, Linda Bernstien, Linda Fredrickson, and Joann Hutmacher. SECOND ROW-Ernestine Basulto, Liz Viera, Shirley Youmans, Georgette Ambrosini, Iris Gill, and Mary Lou Gonzales. THIRD ROW-Pat Scott, Sue Langlois, Jo Brooks, Charlene Marchant, Doreen Brown, and JoAnn Mullen. FOURTH ROWYLinda Barbee, Velma Buchanan, Pat Lucido, Marlene Albright, Jane Shaw, and Gary Clark. FIFTH ROW-Diane Hiebert, Elaine Stogner, Judy Cito, Alice Belante, Janice Littlepage, and Jim Cooper. BACK ROW-Ted Elliott, Frank Canada, Charles Springer, Remmel Bryant, Bert Wallace, and Richard St. Germain. A CAPPELLA ACTIVITIES: I. Caroling in halls at Christmas. 2. College ofthe Pacific Choral Clinic. 3. Public School Week Open House. 4. State Music Festival. 5. Spring Concert. 6. Squaw Valley. l 7. Graduation. PURPOSE: Gives opportunity for the ad- vanced Slh9efS ih The high SCh00I T0 hefiofhe A CAPPELLA OFFICERS-STANDING-Bob Deaene, Mary Lou familiar with STGI1Cl6rd choral I'epeI'lOry. Gonzales, Jane Shaw, Doug Luton, Charles Springer, and Caro- lyn Houk. KNEELING-Diane Heibert. Iwi? f r' f-I A Cappella at Squaw Valley. Maureen O'Malley, Janice Littlepage, and Pat Lucido protect themselves from the snow with warm clothes. l4E iw 'il 3, .4- 4 1 K MUSIC MASTERS elif: ,vb t .Art ACTIVITIES: ' 'dl' J", 'l' I s' I I I ' 5 i Ing or oca activities. 4. State festival. Christmas program. 5, Spring Concert, i Olympics. PURPOSE: To achieve a higher standard in music and in performance. Y ,N F -""'I'- MUSIC MASTERS-FRONT ROW-Sharon Jefferies, Winnie McKinnon, Patsy Kiclwell, Judy Watson, Maureen O'Malley, Marghe Bryan, Jane Shaw, Charlene Bacigulupi, and Sue Langlois. BACK ROWe-Pete McElveen, Jean Cannata, Carol Marini, Don White, James DuBose, George Mackey, Bob DeBene, Gary Podris, Pat Marchio, Lorraine Morelli, and Glenn Watson. . Music Masters sang Christmas carols during classes in the halls under the direction of Mrs, Lynch. Music Masters went with the A Cappella to Squaw Valley on the bus to sing for the opening ceremonies. Q-'S Lorraine Morelli and Pat Marchio bundled up in warm Students gathered around the Antioch sign while snow flurriecl, clothes. I46 ...,.,,..,..---' SECOND SEMESTER CSF OFFlCERS-KNEELlNG- ..-A Marlene Demnicki, secretary. STANDING - Dave ,,,...-'--" Walden, president, Anita ' Bates, treasurer, and Nita Tonso, vice-president, ...,---"""i FIRST SEMESTER CSF OFFICERS -FRONT ROW-- Marlene Demnicki, secretary, Anita Bates, treas- urer, and Dave Walden, viceapresident. TOP-M Pat Harrison, president, CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION ACTIVITIES: T. Visit colleges or other places of interest to academic students. PURPOSE: To foster a high standard of scholar- MR' Cfjjijr ship and general attainment on the part of stu- ' dents of the secondary schools of California. RAVES CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION-FRONT ROW-Linda Burris, Peggy Weber, Marlene Demnicki, Marg Del Rosa, Gayle Nelson, Lynn Terwilliger, Carolyn Giannotti, Shirley Fante, Carol Marini, Lana Butz, and Carol McQuade. SECOND ROWARita Eisenhower, Anita Tucci, Cindy Harris, Anita Bates, Pat Harrison, Diane Sandoval, Sue Kirkpatrick, Carol Fry, Joyce Boyle, Irene Cesa, and Judy Spruell. THIRD ROW-vBecky Carter, Lucille Rasmussen, Mariory Miller, Kathy Fleming, Dave Walden, Kathy Kish, Nita Tonso, Mara Williams, Barbara Bradley, Susan Gianot- tio, and Winnie McKinnon. FOURTH ROW-Kareen Hanson, Bobbe Shapiro, Georgeen Arata, Gary Pitek, Ron Hopwood, Jim Karnis, Tony Poveda, Stewart Petko, Henry Shirley, and Lloyd Prator. BACK ROW-Richard Bishop, Jim Davi, Mike Gallagher, Igor Kent, Bill Taylor, Gary Sledge, Doug Rimbault, Ken Pimental, Tom Rodella, Vincent Smith, and Walt Sonner. 'A-I .s iqigg, Q5 i k I I rt I Q., ,ui I f' Aa? -wi l -sf 1 if .ki rf ...qs f f' ' . 1 if 'ev gr? Vi and Marg have Iun in sun. EMBLEM "A" FRONT ROWeCar0I MCQUade, Judy Spruell, Judy Rossi, Marg Del Rosa, Barbara Dowd, Diane Sandoval, and Jean Cannata. SECOND ROW--Connie Clark, Pat Cavalieri, Janet Hobbs, Rita Gore, Kathy Kish, Nita Tonso, Linda Burris, and Anita Bates. THIRD ROW-- Pat Savage, Charlene Merchant, Betty Bowers, Sandy McCoy, Donna Nicol, Joan Dodson, and Linda Kennerly, BACK ROW--Alice Ferreira, Fran Stone, Char Lewallen, Pat Harrison, Cecilia Jenkins, Carole Cito, Sylvia Barnes, and Kareen Hanson. EMBLEM " " ACTIVITIES: I. Sell at football games. MISS EVELYN GASSAWAY Advisor Emblem "A'ors" and advisor having dessert during progressive dinner. l48 2. Attend playday. 3. Christmas progressive dinner. 4. Father-daughter banquet. 5. Snow trip. 6. Skating party. 7. Luau, spring awards banquet. PURPOSE: Girls' Emblem "A" Society is designed primarily as an athletic honor and a school service organization. FIRST SEMESTER EMBLEM "A" OFFICERS- Joan Dodson, president, Pat Cavalieri vice-president, Bobbe Shapiro, secretary Judy Ayers, treasurer, Cletta Clark, enter- tainmentg and Cecilia Jenkins, publicity. I . fs , .?.,. . M , 4 a f- J. 'I K. It C I .. s ii i s gg 1 N be A A S P T' ,Q sr: ' sl ejty V A .-ff .. ' A Tr- 'T af. Q. , y ,s t f 3 xt S .S YK c:F jf' SW " + x. Si. A K 'Q' , :T J vc - Q 09N vw- G 2 s- ky ff- P 5 3 1 rg, 1 i - " nr" ' 9 3 4 X ,N , as --,,, Q. 5 f ' 0' -5 , , 'He' 1 Y S . is - V I Miss Snowlady J P, MT 1 t PAT MIGUEL EMBLEM "A" FRONT--Debbie Mortinsen. FRONT ROW- Janet Flori, Sandy Resino, Carolyn Bailey, Pat Marchio, Kathleen Giovanni, Faye Kountanis, Tita Jazar, and Joyce Cummings. SECOND ROWfMargurite Taylor, Linda Terranova, Dorrie Cross, Nikki Ambler, Carolyn Hughes, Lynn Terwilliger, and Ann Holliday, THIRD ROW-Launa Ayers, Judy Ayers, Dottie Gaul, Michele Strobridge, Pat Miguel, Juana Carmichael, and Cyndy Erickson. BACK ROW-Peggy Davis, Vi Pirozzoli, Cleatta Clank, Gcorgcen Aram, Marianne McGeecl1an, Leola Pimental, Nancy Anetsky, Clara Costello, and Bobbe Shapiro. 1 X i Xe owce awe up , Axle X K BN SECOND SEMESTER EMBLEM "A" OF- FICERS-Sandy McCoy, publicity, Char Lewallen, entertainment, Judy Ayers, treas- urer, Launa Ayers, secretary, Linda Burris, vice-president, and Charlene Marchant, president. , . --in wit .. gr, S S Q X5 - L i MRS. GLORIA PETERSON Advisor Emblem "A" girls dressed up with a Christmas theme. llh GIRLS' ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES: l. Two Banquets. 2. Holds three sport seasons. 3. Hi Jinx. 11. Play Days. 5. Selling at football games. 6. Sell magazines. 7. Sock Hop. -' .""""". SAA Synchronized swimming group performing for participants of li Jinx Lynn Terwilliger, president, Judy Ayers, vice-president, Cecilia Jenkins, secretary, Lucille Ras- mussen, treasurer, Terrie Harrington, general sports manager, Barbara Dowd, coin, of pub- licity, Cleatta Clark, com. of entertainment, Sandy McCoy, senior representative, Carolyt' Powell, junior representative, Barbara Costello, sophomore representative. VELYN GASSAWAY G.A.A. CLUB-FIRST ROW-Karen Rees, Carol Fry, Juliana Martins, Carol Meppen, Barbara Del Rosa, Sue Wright Advisor Elliott, and Kay Bartlett. SECOND ROW-Susan Staudenmaier, Charlene Bacigulupi, Pat Canepa, Mary Balesteri, IRD lyn Eyestone, Diane Hanson, Judy Heapy, Carol Marini, Linda Bernstien. THIRD ROW- Dorothy Toner, Webb, Judy Nulk, Mara Williams, Irene Cesa, Joyce Boyle, Nan Terwilliger, Carol Marshall, and Barbara FOURTH ROW--Joanne Gute, Betty Haskins, Carol DiMeCurio, Penny Beede, and Dinah Ford. FIFTH Jensen, Judy Brown, Janice Borden, Liz Pigati, Barbara Bradley. ASSOCIATION PURPOSE: To create a greater interest in girls' athletics, to develop physical effici- ency, to promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship and fair play, and to en- courage good fellowship and good citizen- ship within our school and in neighbor- ing schools. if Q . 1 il 'D as C S .A- s 'I Donna White and Gail Perry collect money from Joanne Texeira for G.A,A. Sock Hop. lx v Fx.. .1 A 4 iiir S A T Q is All X , Q gn 3' Dottie Gaul, president, Gee Gee Shapiro, vice-president, Judy Ayers, secretary, Lucille Rasmussen, treasurer, Terri Harrington, general sports manager, Barbara Dowd, comm. of publicity, Cleatta Clark, comm. of entertainment, Pat Savage, senior representative, Winnie McKinnon, iunior representative, Mary Balesteri, sophomore representative. Q FIRST ROW--Marilyn Coker, Edith Romero, Connie Lesniewski, Carolyn Blum, Mary Ruth Dowdy, Kay Atkinson, Rhonda Briney, and Barbara Clemrnons. SECOND ROW-Margaret Burns, Eloise Burcio, Kathy Smith, Carol Pleasants, Nancy Tracy, Anita Tucci, Janet Ulfelder, Sharon Jefferies, Louise Mesturini, and Leah Merlini. THlRD ROW-Kathy Ramos, Kathy Kintner, Wanda Bryce, Tammy Lockett, Wanda Gilbreath, Barbara Costello, Claudia Steiner, Betty Dean, Carolyn Coombes, and Beverly Burkhead. FOURTH ROW-Myrna Bers, Pat'Eastham, Sally Roberts, Judy Ward, Linda Fields. FIFTH ROWACathy Ramos, Anita Ayo, Thea Kountanis, Juanita Gayer, Betty Teegarden, and Andrea Olvera. a X GLORIA PETERSEN Advisor ISI l Girls wailing for umpire so they can play baseball. Mothers and daughters playing a relay game at the annual Hi-Jinx, Cathy Churchfield gets big hit. in position while Kathy Smith is ready for the MRS. DAVIES G.A A. Advisor l52 Q., v 1 FRONT ROW-Barbara Waltzer, Jerry Hayes, Jan Hovet, Pat Allison, Alice Ambra, Nita Nola, and Gayle Nelson. ROW TWO-Peggy Weber, Sharon Srnith, Sylvia Gonzales, Sharon Dal Porto, Joanne Canada, Carolyn Giannotti, and Marty Edwards. ROW THREE-Gee Gee Shapiro, Lynda Long, Carolyn Powell, Joan Danilovich, Karen Kent, Diane Vidisky, and Sherldyne Webb. ROW FOUR-Cathy Churchfield, Carol Wilson, Jerrie LaDuke, Marg Puelo, and Janie Woolcott. FIFTH ROW- Carolyn Blocksom, Barbara Jenkins, Mary Fluty, Joanne Texeira, and Kathy Fleming, Out on first-now trying for Cloulnlc play. GAA, Junior girls selling refreshments at football game. -88 -fl- an it -I to 'Lx ...K v I-.f ROW ONE C-eorgelra Whirlrngliam, Lois Slahlheber, Janice Nunes, Shirley Fame, Palsy Kidwell, Winnie McKinnon, and Dalene Miner. ROW TWO-A-Karen Dragon, Gay Knepshreld, Sue Dunham, Olga Flores, Elizabeth Muir, Donna While, Vicki Gregory, and Janet Ferguson. ROW THREE4 Pat Zimmerman, Cindy Harris, Carole Gooallellow, Par Scott, Kalhy Calahan, Pamela Wells, and Dianna Day. ROW FOUR-Janelle Jackson, Belly Dunham, Coil Pe-rry, Jeannie Clarrly, ond Susan Ginnnollr ROW FIVE-AfDoaeen Brown, Fran Arclc, Kay Robbins, Jackie Rarnbeau, and Linda Barbcc. Baseball game in full swing Ill I I fl v N".. Q? at I Q, if X . I 5 , 'r v .-Q.. GIRLS' TUMBLING TEAM-FRONT ROW-Janet Ferguson, Margaret Puleo, Dorothy Tomlin, Marg Del Rosa, Patsy Elliott, and Gerrie LaDuke. KNEELING-Jackie Rambeau and Kay Atkinson. BACK ROW--Y Cindy Erirkson, Carol Hughes, Jackie Jeffery, Judy Rossi, Carol Smith, Carol McQuade, and Instructor Mrs. Gloria Peterson. TUMBLING TEAM ACTIVITIES: l. Practice twice a week. 2. Performing at school assembly and half- ,4 time at basketball ' games. in f f PURPOSE: Develop tum- bling skills and good sportsmanship. 1 K Q. "' ,I . I ,. erforming at a basketball game during alf-time. A IRA unfit, wma ann 3 flaw mn BLOCK A ACTIVITIES: I. Held 3 initiations. 2. Sponsored a dance. 3. Held Block A party. 4. Helped paint curb numbers for AFS. PURPOSE: To maintain the traditions and to promote the Welfare of the school. N... BACK SEAT-Bruce Ghiselli, treasurer, Tom Baker, sergeant-at-arms, Walter Jeffery, secretary FRONT SEAT-Bill Prouty, vice-president, Jerry Lilley, president. - 'Ls Q Del Honea, Rudy Salazar, Rusty Burbank, Gary Clark, Larry Lee. BACK ROW--Bill Vawter, Ted Elliott, Gary Tapella, Jack Lopez, Frank Cavanaugh. MR. HAL MCGILL Advisor FRONT ROW-Bill Cooley, Marty Basista, Grant Dave Atkinson. SECOND ROW-Tom Baker, Larry Dorsey, Ted Calahan, Carlos Olvera, Igor Kent, Dennis Heapy, Dick Marchio, Bruce Collins, Bill Prouty, and Don Luis. THIRD ROW-Dave Smith, Remmel Bryant, Rusty Burbank, Mike Gallaher, Bruce Ghiselli, John Barton, Bob Douglass, Jerry Lilley, Ron DelRossa, Charles Creecy, Jerry Norgol, and Walt Jeffery. FOURTH ROW --'Larry Lee, Gary Clark, Steve Flechsing, Mike Berry, Frank Cavanaugh, Gary Pitek, James Biggs, Bruce Franz, Earl Hoyt, and Dan Clinker. FIFTH ROW-Johnny Martin, Guy Pucci, Bill Vawter, Jack Lopez, Rudy Salazar, Larry Barcus, Harold Price, Jon Fontana, Mike Ruiz, Rod Machado, and Dale Cagle. Sullivan, Ted Elliott, Gary Tapella, Dave Garcia, Frank Sanchez, Ron Escalona, vp- These boys participated in Block A initiation-FRONT ROW- we i 1 Whininghani, FUTURE HONiEMAKERSfFRONT RONNfFaye Kounianis,Ti1ra Jazar, Niary Dowdy, Barbara Norgoi, Georgei a Edith Huxiord, and Judy Dawson. SECOND ROWfNXary Vearch, Sharon Wik, Caroi Penney, Niarrha Romo, Lorena Woiie, Barbara Anderson, Lynn Greco, and Janet Uifeider. THXRD ROWfSharon Eiiiort, Par Zimmerman, Linda Kenneriy, Faye Hodges, Jane! Hobbs, Noreen Paich, Myrna Bers, Aiice Ferreira, Rose Niarie Duscheke. BACK ROWfFran Stone, Niariiyn Jacobsen, Diane Karagianis, Par Cavaiieri, Barbara Beiem, Peggy Davis, Vi Pirouoii, Nikki Ambier, Par Niiguei, and Luann Erickson. ACTIVITIES, 1. 2 iinquem, 3' danffe. ' sr 4. F.H.CIlm3r cfinference . section meeting s. PURP05 . Eg To Ing ' PVOm homm home and fjie. better Under emakers mrly giving fo ifand- A r Ufure MRS OL ' 'VE SH: Advisor ELDS OFFICER S-N . bara Belem rkkr Ambler 1 v - .d , Secrefary, V, P . I r irozzoli . I pregidern ' I Pegg Y Davis S 1 Ongleader I Luann Eridigon ' 'E Orierh- . t , IRL ICQ Pres, e nf, Th 63 KOU menus ' a55lS1an 1 reponefi FaYe KOU ny - anis, treasurer. B b p , ar ara Caffe! p IIS onan, Bar f ariame - marian Tim Nw 'W ,g"-fs 2 'Q-I P? Luann Erickson, Nikki Ambler, Vi Pirozzoli, Barbara Belem, FHA girls clown during the banquet. FUTLIRE HOMEMAKERS' ACTIVITIES T . Q 1-L 3 -.2 ' eg f-'I . Qt . v M ng - The K - - . Aomcers pose for puctures. a ountams rs msfalled as ,he new presid f en . New and old FH Girls line up for dinn ' ' K 1 n's is resented a trophy for her outstanding work cr at Mrs. Olive Shields house. Faye oun a I p V4 Wwe xr-.. 1' l 4 s l S m Eddie Doyle combing hair be- fore going on stage as sound effects man for "June Mad." Carl Grillo and Paul Rodgers perform in burial scene. ir. 'X........- FlRST SEMESTER DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS-- KNEELING-Vicki Franklin, secretary. STAND- ' i Three witches, Witches' Brew. l58 ING-Rod Machado, sergeant-at-arms: Carl Moore, president: and Richard Lackey, vice- president, Not shown, Mary Lou Gonzales, treasurer. DRAMA CLUB if ACTlVlTlES: l. Attend plays and dramatic produc- tions. 2. Participate in school plays. PURPOSE: To better one's dramatic exe pression and to give one a better under- standing of the history of acting and Jerry Reis, Gerrie LaDuke, and Karen Kent, prepare analysis of plays in order to Ul'1Cl6t'SldI'lCl and communicate dramatic materials. DRAMA CLUB-FRONT ROW-Connie Ray, Margurite Taylor, Vicki Franklin, Lorraine Morelli, Marlene Ginochio, and Winnie McKinnon. SECOND ROW-Gerrie LaDuke, Marlene Demnicki, Marg DelRosa, Linda Terranova, and Clara Costello. THIRD ROW-Carolyn Powell, Cleatta Clark, Carole Cito, Michele Strobridge, Darleen Grangnelli, and Karen Ward. FOURTH ROW --Peggy Davis, Ruth Mohr, Dave Walden, Jerry Reis, Mike Onate, and Eddie Doyle. FIFTH ROW-Larry Rochelle, Martin Thiessen, Larry Parks, Richard Lackey, and Glenn Watson. I Winnie McKinnon, Maragret Del Rosa, Melvin Broaddus in a scene K K for the Japanese Noh play. Q51 I SECOND SEMESTER DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS -SEATED-Richard Lackey, president. BACK ROW--Rod Machado, sergeant-at-armsp Lor- raine Morelli, vice-presidentp and Dorothy Tomlin, secretary. Not shown, Mary Lou Gon- zales, treasurer. THESPIANS ' ACTIVITIES: I. Attended 3 plays. 2. Participated in all dramatic depart- ment productions. 3. Held first initiation on May 27, l96O, in auditorium with Mr. Gold- en acting as initiating officer. MR. ROBERT HOLLER Advisor Io i I sf' ,K Richard Lackey, Eddie Doyle, .Ion Fontana, Andy Burnett getting ready to go in "June Mad." 4 . - DRAMA CLUBfSEATEDACarole Cito, Marlene Ginochio, Ruth Mohr, Marguerite Taylor, Cleatta Clark, Marg DelRosa, Gerrie La Duke, Marlene Demnicki, Michele Strobridge, and Karen Ward. STANDING-Richard Lackey, Lorraine Morelli, Carolyn Pow- ell, Glenn Watson, Larry Parks, Dave Walden, Peggy Davis, Linda Terranova, Jerry Reis, and Darlene Grangnelli. IEA UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES: T. Held UNO Dinner. 2. Held meetings. 3. Took UN test. 4. Participated in mock UNO session. PURPOSE: To get better informed on our country's activities and those of other nations, and to create better citizens. FIRST SEMESTER UNO OFFICERS-Bob DSBGHG, treasurer: Judy Watson, vice-presidentf Becky Bur, nett, presidentg Winnie McKinnon, secretary. ILA I ' cl 7 I . f' 5' ui . N . 'a al UNO CLUB-FRONT ROW-Sherldyne Webb, Becky Burnett, Winnie McKinnon, Nancy Anetsky, and Latifah Jazar. BACK ROW-Frank Cavanaugh, Charles Vargo, Martin Thiessen, and Bob DeBene. ---v QB: rf' if X , ,paw-' ii Tiffa Jazar doing her exotic dance at a UNO dinner SECOND SEMESTER UNO OFFlCERSfNancy Anetsky, vice-president Judy Watson, presidentg Winnie McKinnon, secretaryp Bob DeBene, treasurerg Frank Cavanaugh, commissioner of publicity. MRS. ELIZABETH WOODWARD Advisor UNO members selling popcorn during lunch. is FHA and UNO members listening To speaker at Their combined banquet l6l -' if ixits N -4,1 A X A k 1 . i N ,fa l FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERlCAfFRONT ROW-Dianne Vidisky, Dalene Miner, Joyce Cummings, Carolyn Giartnotti, Kaye Atkinson, Shirley Fante, Lana Butz, Pairica Kidwell, Irene Cesa, SECOND ROW-Carol Lembi, Karen Kent, Cindy Harris, Anita Bates, Anita Tonso, Kathy Kish, Marlene Dernnicki, Carol Fry, Karen Kent, Cindy Harris, Anita Bates, Anita Tonso, Kathy Kish, Marlene Deinnicki, Carol Fry, Barbara Cooley, THlRD ROW-Judy Spruell, Lucille Rasmussen, Kathy Fleming, Dianne Hanse, Judy Hcapy, Leah Merlini, Louise Mesturirti, Susan Giannotti. FOURTH ROW-Kenny Pimentel, Bobbe Shapiro, Kareen Han- ' Geechan, Linda Fields, Linda Burris, Vicki Gregory, Dianne Day, Marion Engebretsen, Dan Dugan. sen, Marrianne Mc Miss JEAN sscicm Advisor SECOND SEME . STER F,TA FariiF:ii1rd:JqYICki GregOrYf yicESi:E5Ei:'CaI'OlYrt Giannotti, VCE Cummings, Treasurer' F Kaihy Kish, secre- FIRST SEMESTE - . R F.T. Bice-presidenr, Joycekc oFFicERs-Vicki ore O, Uganf Pres'd Umm"'QS, t 9 Y' i ent, and Marlen D reasurerf Dan e emnicki secrefar ' Y, il Kareen Hanson teaching Mr, Brislain's Algebra I Class at the Junior High School, 'EA C HERS Marianne McGeechan teaching squirmy Kindergarten students at Fremont ACTIVITIES: I. Observe the classroom situation, correct papers, and perform duties such as the regular teacher does. PURPOSE: To prepare prospective teach- ers for their chosen fields in the years to come. Kareen Hanson and Mr. Brislain having a cone ference about the 9th graders. Marianne McGeechan lending a helpful hand. I . A2 V H1533 .ak J-fin .Q iw F.B.L.A.-FRONT ROW-Gladys Solorzano, Anita Noia, Jerry Hayes, Barbara Coffer, Jan Hovet, Alice Ambra, Mary Dowdy, Elizabeth Muir. SECOND ROW-Loretta Aden, Linda Davis, Sharon Wik, Rita Gore, Carol Penny, Gay Knepshield, Kay Young, Martha Rorno, Janet Ferguson. THIRD ROW' Charles Vargo, Pat Canepa, Pat Cavalieri, Thea Kountanis, Sharon DalPorto, Linda Meyer, Francine Arata, Sue Dunham, Carole Goodfellow, Fay Kountanis. FOURTH ROW-Faye Hodges, Jane Woolcott, Sue Oliver, Pat Scott, Clara Costello, Donna Nicol, Joan Dodson, Connie Clark, Sherldyne Webb, Janet Hobbs, Janice Nunes. BACK ROW-Marion Engebretsen, Donna Porter, Barbara Belem, Jaunita Cwayer, Carole DeVera, Launa Ayers, Cweorgeen Arata, Adrienne McQuarrie, Pat Miguel, Alice Ferreira, Olga Flores. ACTIVITIES: l. Two field trips. 2. Participated in two conventions. 3. Sponsored one dance. 4. Held one banquet. FUTURE BUSINESS FRONT ROW-Mrs. Nora Bruce, Fay Kountanis, BACK ROW-Janet Hobbs, Alice Ferreira, Marion Engebretsen. They attended a con- ference et Long Beach. . 5, . il Y i- . '64 F.B.L.A. OFFICERS-Launa Ayers, Fay Kountanis, Alice Ferreira, Janet Hobbs, Marion MR. THAYER JOHNSON Advisor ARS. NORA BRUCE Advisor MR. PAUL HARDTEN Advisor PURPOSE: To develop confidenf, reliable, FBLA girls decorating for "Shamrock and Durbin." aggressive business leaders by encourag- ing individual and group projects and by improving scholarship and school loyalty. LEADERS OF AMERICA 'ff Qnllinn rnfion at ninht srhnnl Girls collecting money lf the door for fhelr club. --0' i' FBLA President Alice Ferreira supervising The d0C0rafl0n of the dance. ILS 33. up s.' I ' ig! . . ri' in it ' ' ,Q ,ff SCIENCE CLUB-FRONT ROW-Richard Winger, David Lipton, Richard Hawkins, Gary Podris, Bill Taylor, and Tony Poveda. SECOND ROW-Tita Jazar, Ronald Hopwood, Gary Sledge, Carl Lawson, Gary Springer, Vincent Smith, and Barbara Clemmons. THIRD ROW-Kay Marie Atkinson, Nita Tonso, Kathy Kish, Andrea Olvera, Linda Fields, and Thea Kountanis. SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVITIES: I. Field trips to points of scientific interest. 2. Held the Science Fair. PURPOSE: Introduce students to extracurricular scientific studies. SCIENCE C L U B OF- FICERS - Barbara Clem- mons, Kathy Kish, Nita Tonso, and Gary Sledge. 1 K -YQ! v if fa' , :Q Q X A ,K 3 W T-S 'K A "NSY -6 I -F ,..-y n P Qi 'is . Y g,, f x . S ' aff-V X C T F S S .Q 'ww H4 Q 5 -13: an vi 2 5 12 3 fi Q Q ,S igfi -ix 2.- mefm n a un. v-V" --S Q -I 9 . ,b 5 : -.-, Q .- by wx 4 N. Y, N . - J -i- X :EQ - X Q. S Q w A X 1 A mx M A f- - ami.- . A 5 x u- x xr X Ev 9' mt, LINGUISTS-FRONT ROW-Richard Winger, Henry Shirley, Walt Jackson, Gary Sledge, Tom Rodella. SECOND ROWfAita Tonso, Anita Bates, Bobbe Shapiro, Janice Borden, Andrea Olvera, Linda Fields, Kathlene Kish, Carole Lembi, Charlene Marchant. BACK ROWfMariory Miller, Louise Mesturini, Irene Cesa, Linda Bernstien, Carol Fry, Carolyn Giannotti, Cathy Cl If' l ' ' ' iurci ie d, Rhonda Briney, Nan Tcrwilliger, Penny Beede, Barbara Cooley. SECOND SEMESTER LINGUISTS OFFICERS-Anita Bates, president Llod LINGUISTS ACTIVITIES: l. Held banquet. 2. Business meetings. 3. Student participation in programs. 4. Parties. PURPOSE: To perform a school service, foster an appreciation of languages and their cultural contributions to world civil- izations, and to offer opportunity for foreign language students to become bet- ter acquainted outside of the classroom. 2 Y Prator, secretary-treasurer, Barbara Bradley, parliamentarian, Richard Winger, viceepresidcntg Anita Tonso, reporter. I i l 3 if l..f?f fig ' Q0 'if f rirzsr ssivisstere Linouisrs OFFICERS-Chan MR. LeROY BAIRD lene Marchant, parliamentarian, Kathy Kish, Advisor vice-president, Anita Tonso, reporter, Bobbe Shapiro, president, Carole Lembi, secretary- treasurer. , iq , Linguists' members enjoying themselves at banquet Henry Shirley, Mr. Baird, Anita Bates, Bill Wharton pose for picture at Linguist banquet. 1 KEY CLUB OFFICERS, FIRST SE- MESTER STANDING .Gary Tapella, board of directorsg Larry Dorsey, trcasurcrg Jerry Lilley, board of di- rcctorsg Jack Edwards, board of directorsg Bob Douglass, secretary. SEATED--Richard Cecclmini, vice- prcsidcntg Gary Pitek, president, N ,., C KEY CLUB SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-INSIDE CAR-Richard Cecchini, vice- presidentg Gary Pitek, president. OUTSIDE CAR-Larry Dorsey, treas- urerg Bob Douglass, secretary, ,f-4"" Ken Pimentel and Jon Fontana giv ,cuff ing Mr. Evans a check ACTIVITIES: l. Sponsored a March of Dimes Benefit Dance. 2. Helped paint curbs for the Foreign Exchange Program. 3. Helped collect for Heart Fund. PURPOSE: Dedicated to serving the school much the same as a service club serves a community. for S150 for March Gary Pitek, Mr. Reusswig, and Mr. Coward posing in front of the books Mr. Coward took to Spain. ILA uplcs dancing at thc Key Club dance, "Dance So lwrs Can Walk " for Mnrrw KEY CLUB-FRONT ROW-Tony Poveda, Gerald Circo, Jack Lopez, Jackie Edwards, Gary Tap-ella, Forrest Sullivan, and Gerome Circo. SECOND ROW-Bill Wharton, Dick Costa, Frank Cavanaugh, Richard Lackey, Tommy Menasco, Jon Fontana, Bill Bode. BACK ROW-Jim Lilley, Gary San Martin Mike Sigari, Tommy Young, Tommy Rodella, Ken Pimental, Dan Clinker, and Richard Cecchini. KEY CLUB-FRONT ROW-Joel Reeves, Eddie Doyle, Matt Ward, and Gary SECOND ROW-Dave Walden, Walt Jeffery, Rusty Burbank, Mike Gallagher, Dorsey. BACK ROW-Bob Douglass, Igor Kent, Earl Hoyt, Harold Younq, Jerry Lilley. ' X MR. BENJAMIN AIELLO Pitek. Larry .incl KEY CLUB SNAPS Clark Gelhouse, Gary Pitek, and Forrest Sullivan sell tickets for Key Club Dance, Basketball banquet honoring the most worthy opponents from the league teams with their coaches and Eddie Doyle, 0 Master of Ceremonies, se s 5 ,ssl u,. Key Club Halloween Dance was a big success. X, -ei-Ai Jack Danilovich, former Antioch Coach, poses with i X u.. 4 ITG -wif K LIBRARY CLUB-FRONT ROW-Faye Hodges, Barbara Belern, Ann Steadman, Georgina Smith, Susie Mooney, Char Lew ll . BACK R - ' a en OW Phoebe French, Carol Goodfellow, Leola Pamentel, Mary Lou Rodgers, Margie Schopke, JoAnn Marchetti, Linda Meyer, and Fran Circo. FIRST SEMESTER LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS-Linda Meyer, president, Linda Mooney, vice-president, Ann Steadman, treasurer, JoAnn Marchetti, secretary. LIBRARY CLUB ACTIVITIES: I. Attended field trip to Stagg High. 2. Headed projects for Juvenile Hall. 3. Held barbecue. PURPOSE-To help familiarize people library and to help those in distress. with the SECOND SEMESTER LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS-Ann Steed man, treasurer, Fran Circo, vice-president, JoAnn Mar chetti, president, Barbara Belem, secretary. 5. u Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. Dunham at faculty tea, held by , 'ajax' 4 . Hhftft' l N Library Club. -Na'-nl Phoebe French, Joann Marchetti, Barbara Belem, and Francine Circo wrapping books and magazines for the Juvenile Hall. 4 Joann Marchetti and Barbara Belem serve refreshments at faculty tea. .argl Phoebe French, Mrs. Austen, Mrs. Dennis, and Miss Gassaway watching films at Mrs. Dennis's home. Barbara Belem, Francine Circo, Leola Pimental, Marghie Schopke, Ann Steadman, Char Lewallen, Joann Marchetti, and Phoebe French have a barbecue in Mrs. Dennis's back yard. vii l -'f 4-f When we leave the world of classrooms and textbooks and take stock of what we have to offer our city, then we realize the value of what we have learned. Whatever a student's plans, he can find at Antioch High School the courses that best fit his future plans. The privilege of an education that has been offered by our community in any one of the six elementary schools, one iunior high school, one parochial school, and one high school places a re- sponsibility on us W a responsibil- ity to understand and vote wisely in local, state, and national elec- tions. The world around us holds many undiscovered fields. If we knew them completely, we would be able to prevent dis- ease, ignorance, and poverty. In classes, if we work hard, we can strive to open the gates to these unknown fields. Many graduates will go on to take part in the life of the com- munity. Wherever we live, we should remember to strive to pro- tect and support our schools - the foundation of our culture. 1 1 -in 'Ms ' K qvw I N-eg., ' md Mm .WM MYMM, " WM 'X Mwwm' z'x Q' fd W ig' ,W . 23 QV S f 2 .2 ' ' , V nh 3 -.333-.Q , 'Ci " I, 'W 3 5 V u K Y. . 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T? ig, a f 1 L f - THOMAS BAKER J , I RICHARD BALL ARLENE ANDERSON BARBARA ANDERSON 1 Fur? in 'fw- 'Q 'fwd 3 5' ' i L Q 5 1 DOYLE BARE BOB BARNUM ROBERTA ANDERSON SHARLA ANDERSON X X X J N MARTY BASISTA JON BELL NANCY ANETSKY GEORGEEN ARATA 3 U fs Q i A MIKE BERRY JAMES BIGGS JUDY AYERS LAUNA AYERS RICHARD BISHOP OTTO BOATRIGHT X CLASS OF 1960 Senior ball court dancing 'QI CAROLYN BAILEY SYLVIA BARNES ERNESTINE BASULTO RAY BOYLE WAYNE BROADDUS REMMEL BRYANT CLASS OF 1960 i4s"'4f t 1 . A 4 Seniors wait patiently for graduation march to begin, t t A PAT BEAUREGARD ANITA BATES RUSSELL BURBANK BARBARA BELEM WALTER BUNT DALE CAGLE IRD DIANE BODE -1l9"' 11 TED CALAHAN BETTY BOWERS X N N Q 'QS T X . . X w XX X XX if N 1' I 3 . f 5 E Ll i -S1 S FRANK CARLISLE W QL BECKY BURNETT LINDA BURRIS 'lb' I . I x . .I ' fi t Q 'I x Q: T E is . ' I' I GARY CLARK GEORGE CLEMENT U1 ...l JO ANN BROOKS MARGHE BRYAN , :H , I MQ. I N' ,N 1 JOHN CAREY ROBERT CASE CLASS OF I 960 .L Seniors waiting for graduaiion march. fr . ,ML I .. 7 A .X .je 4 2 ' X 4 V. I P' Y' 'D L JEANNE CANNATA ,,,,., f, 1 FAYE CARLISLE JUANA CARMICHAEL I LINDA COLLINS ROGER COOK JIMMIE COOPER CLASS OF 1960 Couples surrounded by oriental decoraiions. I82 FRANCINE CIRCO PAT CAVALIERI 16. x P W X ix'. ELDON COURTNEY CAROLE CITO '51 'D' '23 si K. My VFP X CHARLES CREECY 'mf JUDY CITO Y CLEATTA CLARK .L CONNIE CLARK MICHELE CLARK 1 1 JAMES DAVI Xi ROBERT DE BENE BARBARA COFFER LINDA COLLINS 5 , LARRY DORSEY ROBERT DOUGLAS N X L z CLASS OF 1960 1he "Ali aboard!" Seniors loading buses io go to Turtle Rock on Ditch Day. LEOMA CORNELIUS CLARA COSTELLO KATHLEEN COX CLASS OF 1960 AH-senior pop crew. L84 X fawmf rf., V CYNTHIA CRAMBLET 'QT' .'k LL N E X ' x A9 LELAND EDWARDS EDWIN ELLIOTT My 'arf DOROTHY CROSS JOYCE CUMMINGS QYXLA ' X 3 EMMETT ELLIOTT LESTOR ELMORE LINDA DAVIS 3:89 0 .. TED ENOS BOB ENZ C154 CAROLE DEVERA JOAN DODSON ' n STEVE FLEICHSING ROBERT FRANZ PEGGY DAVIS MARGARET DEL ROSA MARLENE DEMNICKI S l L IS X T I RONALD ESCALONA ROBERT FERGUSON CLASS OF 1960 Senior cheering sectio P, fv, if--. BARBARA DQWD RITA EISENHOVVER MARION ENGEBRETSEN CINDY ERICKSON ak I 'V L. , V. . 3 KE 1 H E? . np:-Tzr my hnwww ::, -Jiw., X, I I I L.. MIKE FRENIERE JOHNNY FRIEDMAN BILL FULKERSON MICHAEL GALLAGHER . l'3'?f 'iw ,Y Fw A ur? 'X Seniors modeling today's fashions? IDL DARLENE ERICKSON LUANN ERICKSON sk DAVID GARCIA BRUCE GHISELLI ARY ANN ERICKSON ,K l STANLEY GIPSON , ww, ' LINDA FREDRICKSON JERRY GRIFFIN ALICE FERREIRA . " I ALFRED GOULART ,,.' I if X Ad PHOEBE FRENCH JANET FLQRI VICKI FRANKLIN Vzk. L ,N if W .,.: 2, KQ. I LL 2' iq S BOB GRAHAM BILL GREEN CLASS OF 1960 Seniors model in their fashion show, "Guys and Dolls." NANCY GARCIA f ,QI f L 'Eff' A J 1 DONALD HAMMER DOROTHY GAUL IRIS GILL TERRY HARTDEGEN JOHN HARTSHORN CLASS OF 1960 Iwc,:,.,- K 2 sensor gurls I IRR unch Ta nun., KATHLEEN GIOVANNI Purses and lunch trays cluifer K ble i I DENNIS HEAPY MARLENE GINOCHIO . 1 fl' I x L! I : .K A K EI if TED HATTON Aebuf p .A+ MARY LOUISE GONZALE FRANK HETRICK RITA GORE MITCHELL HILTON JO ANN GURULE EfI Q THOMAS HUGHES 9 N 141. S11 ' X x X' .1 X 5" ' - 5 T 4 5- ? 5 Q25 'E ' is NX " L4 DARLENE GRANGNELLI I BILL HINKLE 1--5 SHARON HAMEL TS E E DAVID JACKSON .f"5 LYNN GRECO E CLASS OF I 960 NORMA GRIGGS Senior boys having lunch. Inn ., V, KAREEN HANSON JANICE HARRISON S , lil? 1. . . gi av Q. I I I in ALFRED JACQUES WALTER JEFFERY 'YQ PAT HARRISON ELSIE HIEBERT no FRANK KARAGLANIS IGOR KENT CLASS OF 1960 Senior boys getting measured for caps and gowns. Q0 A . :FFR if "l""'1? JANET HOBBS ELVA FAYE HODGES RICHARD KING BILL LAGUSIS A I L, LX. L., fi ANN HOLLIDAY 1 JOHN LANCE wx CAROLYN HOUK X THOMAS LASSITER '55 CAROLYN HUGHES JOAN HUTMACHER L LARRY LAURITZEN JERRY LILLEY CLASS OF 1960 TITTA JAZAR JACQUELINE JEFFERY CHARLES LINDLEY RICHARD LOPEZ Senior girls fitted for caps and gowns. CECILIA JENKINS RAMONA JOHNSTONE JOSIE JORGE I I STEVE LOPEZ DONALD LUIS DOUGLAS LUTON CLASS OF 1960 SHERRY KIDWELL , 1 Panther staff fakes a boa? ride. 2 K RICHARD MARCHIO IDG LINDA KENNERLY L: ,:, ,gs KENNETH LYONS SHARRAL KINSLOW LUIS MARTINEZ KATHLEEN KISH 1 A is I PETE MCELVEEN J'-'..-159k i Ss " 'E FAYE KOUNTANIS X WILLIAM MCGOVERAN N ix YN 'F'--.. SHARON KOSKEY CAROL LEMBI i i f si NICK MEDEIROS RONALD MOORE CLASS OF 1960 CHARLOTTE LEWALLEN LINDA LINDSEY 1 VICTOR NOON JERRY NORGOL fwT2,.,,T.,, JANICE LITTLEPAGE fi. IQ- PATRICIA LUCIDO X J CLASS OF 1960 Wm. ,. I, M 4 JUDITH LYON CHARLENE MARCHANT Q".-5 RAYMOND ORMAN JOE PACHECO MARTHA MARCHETTI PATRICIA MARCHIO "Oriental" irls ree? ues1sof"Exo1ica." 9 9 Q I -1 ' L Rx a X X 1 .. LARRY PARKS DENNIS PERRY 'RG 'v is-v -uf QR est r .IUDY MAZZUOLA SANDY MCCOY MARIANNE MCGEECHAN CAROL MCQUADE 1 Q fl.,- - xx S H A L L RONALD PERRY GARY PITEK MICHAEL POLLARD HAROLD PRICE CLASS OF 1960 'ix ?.'? N...--my ADRIENNE MCQUARRIE CAROLYN MCWETHY A g K Furs? Two couples To walk over lnrndgc. , T ' WHIIAAA Dnmlnv HFNRY PIPOVINF 1' 5 X I LINDA MEYER .ii L RON PUCCINELLI PAT MIGUEL W. ,, 3,.qM.,Q-, 4. K .5 A jf?gMw' HARLEY RADLEY CLASS OF 1960 L? MARJORY MILLER RUTH MOHR 450. " BOB RALSTON LYNN RASMUSSEN LINDA MOONEY LORRAINE MORELLI Beatnik Day BEN RAYNER JGEL REEVES ,nv-'Fw VY! 'sl' U' DEBBIE MORTINSEN JOANN MULLEN f lf s' x ge, . 11 A T ,Q L JERRY REIS DOUGLAS ROBERTS 2 i JOAN NELSON FAY NEWBERRY ix Q X X xx GX NX N i , THOMAS ROBERTS LARRY ROCHELLE DONNA NICOL JOE ROMAN NOREEN PAICH CLASS OF 1960 CAROL PENNEY LEOLA PIMENTAL VIOLETTE PIROZZOLI ARVA POOL Q 'W QE R 2 f l RUDY SALAZAR STEVE SAUTER FRANKLIN SENICK PHILLIP SEXTON CLASS OF 1960 DONNA PORTER LONA PURCELL Kd' 3 5 ? , A q Senior couples have ,Un in ,he snow JIMMY SKAGGS BILL SMITH l98 LUCILLE RASMUSSEN SANDRA RESINO ELAINE RODGERS MARY LOU RODGERS Q . 2 XXXEQS ix? if DAVID SMITH VINCENT SMITH WALT SONNER CHARLES SPRINGER CLASS OF 1960 Seniors enioying themselves at Turile Rock on Ditch MIKE STANFORD GREG STOLBERG Day' MARGARET ROUNSAVILLE DIANE SANDOVAL PATRICIA SAVAGE Q' .- ,F ,, ev ,l X X L , BILL STRICKLAND GRANT SULLIVAN TRAVIS SUTTON CLASS OF 1960 BOBBE SHAPIRO Taking a fest 'n our iunior year. ALBERT VIEIRA MARJIE SCI-IOPKE ,,, .9331 15: ,V 9. . ZW , bg 14: E Ib m I Z -1 I F an cn fn Z JANE SHAW ROBERT VIRAMONTES SX PATRICIA SHAW NANCY SIGARI MELISSA SIMMONS MARGARET SIMS s I 5 X 1 I I DAVID WALDEN WILLIAM WALLER MATTHEW WARD LEON WHITAKER CLASS OF' 1960 CAROL SMITH GLADYS SOLORZANO 'music Doesn't seem possible that we were once A sophomores! FRED WILLIAMS CHARLES WORRELL 7hI IX I 'Z""P ,Wav LRF, HAROLD YOUNG JUDY SPRUELL ANN STEADMAN FRANCES STONE fu 'Q GAIL STORMES MICHELE STROBRIDGE JO SULLIVAN MARGUERITE TAYLOR CLASS OF 1960 202 JO ANN TENNISQN LINDA TERRANOVA ALICE TERWILLIGER CAROLE THUT - if W' X X si 5 is 43 fm .-A wi X ! N- DOROTHY TOMLIN JUANITA TONSO MARY VARNER ISABELLE VIEIRA -Q. .-1? JANE WAGNER KAREN WARD JUDY WATSON SHARON WIK CLASS OF 1960 LINDA WOFFORD LORETTA VVOLFE wb-' quo, -u Emblem "A" progressive dinner, CONNIE YAPO KAY YOUNG 'ma AA Carole Cito and Jerry Lilley. CLASS SONG YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE When you walk Thru a storm, keep your head up high, And don'T be afraid ofthe dark. At the end ofthe sTorm is a golden sky And The sweet silver song of The lark. Walk on Through The windy walk on through The rain Though your dreams be Tossed and blown, Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart, And you'll never walk alone. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Lavender and White Carnations CLASS MOTTO Lavender and White "True wisdom lies in gathering The precious Things of each day as iT goes by." 5515003 Cl-A55 AUWSORS Mr. Tom Wilson Mr. Mel Wilson Mr. Russell Cornelius Mr. E. A. Atkinson Mr. Ed Youngs '.4xss3 wx gig h A p ,, . A WN, 5 A Lx - Q L Q, sg X , . M gg, X 34.1 . Y. -vw .. ' tx , 'N .N will Yiixg Q 'V X' 2 , fyiq ........-.-wa Mix 19 Q4 ,...., ,JK fix? xhxx A S , ,...w?5 . . 3 -I r 2 f E A' f ' 1 mga E 1- if If gy 1 yuw5 in 8 X us UQ l xiii "EE, Q10- mi? Q Q uv' K Q 'I Q , H 8 .f .X , Q 1 , 5 A MN 'Q 5 ,Ai 'kg-gd.-iv N I E Q f uc- , S . Ns wg , If ' Ty' - - 4 F i X. XS? r EN' Q I V uw., N .--4-want-save-o-ww .-vi", 4 W fu. 1, ,.a. -11-'ff S , 4' ! A " U gitriy k. xx . W, X .- , wi 'Q' bi 'bra 5 K Q . , - Q 1 . QA! '5?v's'i.y'g Y a L 1 ig ' X913 , N 1 Junior boys put on fashion show in 1959. Sophomore girls decorate in 1958. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Seniors take with them, in addition to whatever they recall from their books, numerous memories: SOPHOMORES: September, 1957, 346 eager sophomores listened to the encouraging words of Principal James Reusswig. Some were here to work and others to play. Governing our class, first semester, were Dennis Heapy, president, Bill Strickland, vice-president, Pat Chesley, secretary, Margaret Del- Rosa, treasurer, Janet Flori and Carol McQuade, representatives. "A Little Bit of Heaven," the sophomore dance, was held March 28, 9 to 12, in the cafeteria. The blue and white decorations were carried out around the centerpiece, a feathered bird in a gilded cage. Queen Pat Marchio and King Jerry Reis reigned over the semi- formal dance. "Super Swing," the 1960 class ring, was received from the Josten Company in January. Prices for the rings ranged from S22 to 332. Second-semester class officers that guided our last activities and set our dues at 51.25 were Dennis Heapy, president, Vicki Franklin, vice-president, Donna Nicol, secretary, Marg DelRosa, treasurer, Janet Flori and Lynn Terwilliger, representatives. JUNIORS: Again September, 316 of us return. To start the year, the Class of '60 elected Jerry Reis president, Vicki Franklin vice-president, Donna Nicol secretary, Marg DelRosa treasurer, and Janet Flori repre- sentative. Marg DelRosa was the only junior elected to the Pep Crew. She represented our Class with a lot of spirit. Juniors sold cokes at the football games and set their dues at 51.50 to raise money for the coming class activities. Decorations for the Junior Prom consisted of clusters of silver stars and several flamingos on a background of pink frost. Two flamingos within a silver fountain composed the centerpiece of "Fuente Flamingo." Queen Dottie Gaul and King Bruce Ghiselli reigned over the formal dance. The court consisted of Stanley Gipson and Marianne McGeechan, Larry Dorsey and Joyce Cummings, Marty Basista and Pat Harrison, Phil Sexton and Janet Flori, Bill Prouty and Carol McQuade, and Jerry Reis and Michele Strobridge. Second-semester class officers who planned activities for our industrious class were Dennis Heapy, president, Bill Strickland, vice- president, Donna Nicol, secretary, Marg DelRosa, treasurer, and Pat Savage, representative. Juniors nominated a girl and a boy for Girls' and Boys' State. The faculty chose Pat Harrison and Jerry Lilley from the top nominees. Both enioyed the summer conventions attended by representatives from 400 schools. By the end of our Junior year, 45 iunior boys had earned their Block "A" sweaters and 52 girls had entered Emblem "A." Last proiect of the year, thirty iunior girls who had outstanding grades and citizenship led the graduation exercises. SENIORS: August 31, 1959, 303 seniors enroll. As this, our last year, begins, it seems that we anticipate a fun-filled year. For the first time, a point system was put into effect that regulated the amount of activities a student could participate in. Class officers Dave Garcia, president, Earl Hoyt, vice-president, Fran Stone, treasurer, Carolyn Bailey, representative, and Barbara Dowd, secretary, set our dues at 52.50. An all-senior Pep Crew was composed of Matt Ward, head cheer- leader, Nikki Ambler, Joan Nelson, Larry Rochelle, and Pat Harrison. Joyce Cummings, Judy Cito, Georgeen Arata, Dottie Gaul, Ann Holliday, and Nancy Sigari acted as songleaders, while Diane Bode and Suzie Mooney were Pantherettes and Linda Kennerly served as "Joe Panther." "Guys and Dolls," the senior fashion show, started the spring activities. Two hundred and fifty seniors climbed aboard the buses to attend the annual ditch day at Turtle Rock Ranch. Many activities, such as swimming, volleyball, baseball, football, horseshoes, dancing, hiking, ping pong, eating, and sunning were enjoyed until 5 o'clock when the group climbed aboard the homeward-bound buses. Four days later came the greatest Senior Ball ever, "Exotica." The decorations, completed by 4 o'clock, were in an oriental flavor. Members of the royal court were Janet Flori and Marty Basista, Carol McQuade and Jerry Norgol, Lynn Terwilliger and Ron Puccinelli, Dottie Gaul and Earl Hoyt, Sandy Resino and Bill Prouty, Pat Harrison and Bruce Franz, Nikki Ambler and Igor Kent, Followed by Queen Diane Bode and King Jerry Reis they paraded past a ten-foot golden Buddha and ascended a shoji screen-backed throne. Mementos were placed beneath the 1960 plaque and yearbook supplements were distributed at a casual gathering. Sandwiches, cokes, and dancing were enioyed by all. Two hundred and eighty-seven seniors marched down the aisles of Marion Beede Auditorium and mounted the stage to graduate with the class of 1960. Co-valedictorians were Nita Tonso and Kathy Kish. Presenting graduation speeches were Nita Tonso, Judy Spruell, and Bobbe Shapiro. A party, "Gypsy Revelry," after graduation was given for all seniors by their parents. They danced to a combo until one and then to records. Games, a late snack, and swimming were enioyed throughout the early hours of the morning. Breakfast at 5 a. m. com- pleted the party. Thus our three years in high school have passed. We certainly will miss pep rallies, black and gold pennants, and, when you come right down to it, everything about good old Antioch High. .--5 Junior girls were in the 1959 iduation exercises. Junior girls dress up in 1959 bas- ketball uniforms. Making bids for our "A Little Bit of sophomore dance, Heaven," 1958, Mr. Estes wins a date at 1959 assembly. Emblem "A" installation in 1959. on t Ushers at 1959 graduation. Geometry in 1958. Putting up cheesecloth ceiling for sophomore dance, 1958. NX I 'N 1 ,mm W 355' 5, X f A f' 8 x 5 K nga' AW: llljd 'W Plpg I 2. ,.4llll , 1 fm.. k Jr' -A Nw r-ard. S J F Y Q S 62 Q, x NNKQKL1 y ., if .- x ,Lf V 1 f 4-gl W I X F sz y Q fit fi' 5 I2 Q' Z: :-1. j . is :S ma Ewa' -3 x S Egg.. g B .- QV , -as S 6 ll 535.41 5 Q E s 2 Q fri-,A N XI CLAS Bill Abell Marsha Adams Rudy Aguinaga Helen Akins Pat Allison Alice Ambra .150 :g pf R V A Judy Austin Pete Balesteri Phil Baltzell Linda Barbee Larry Barcus John Barton 'f-i f--' sf'. 1 e5y,j' .Y ff? H ' "" E 211-2' Frank Arnbrosini V' Georgette Ambrosini p Mary Ann Arnbrosini L "7 Gary Andersen as ll Frances Arata yt MM Pat Arterberry qt 1 s A 1 . '42 4 Pat Bastian Darnell Batel Joann Bates A gay Betty Beauregard I, 3, Hugh Bell M Alice Bellante L 5 J ' n X MQW? -J' Charles Boyle Leroy Brocchini Dorene Brown Phillip Brown Alice Bryant Mildred Bryant , if -Fi ' its -,lg 'rf' I , il ,.-L .l q X Atl t ftll ' 2 1 ...ff , in Q. ae.. fl af .1 1 1 S-Qt - tfi""7p7 C 1 gym Carl Bevan Bill Bever Joyce Blanton Carolyn Blocksom Bill Bode Richard Borunda L X . . s-rift, 42, sy ssl .Nz S A A r A :- l fl fi Lit Velma Buchana 'Y ,,. Q 1111 Lee Burcio Lana Butz ' il L f ggi it A -vlq I Ralph Burnett i .1 A r E L Richard Cagle 1 t Pete Calderon F I 96 1 .if' Kathy Callahan Mike Callahan Frank Canada Q 3 X is sv Ns as Ya mfg, 'X S x :NN X X5 i s .R-9 S JoAnne Canada S Hector Cardenas Denis Carey .9-ll 'QQ ite, funn -1 Michael Carrigan Q Becky Carter ,Q 5. Frank Cavanaugh 'QF Richard Cecchini X f Tonia Cerda if Judy Chesley v '1 Mm. .4 Cathy Churchfield Q. N r rfyrf , " Jeannie Clardy K Q X Larry Clark K .' ,EH ,Q xc Dan Clinker N.A, ' xc sg -- X Donald Wes E liee ,maxi af! f 'v Bill Cooley Russell Cornelius Ronnie Cosmos st... Dick Costa Gene Creecy Ron Dallas Sharon Dal Porto fi., 0 Q 4 'S Joan Danilovich J 'i' 1 -A .. Sherman Davis i 'E 55 fit Truman Davis ,b t ' ' VCL! Judy Dawson 'W i Dianna Day ji . S 1: , L lfffil rf-lil' WN . 1 K Tom DelFino S . . as y an h Linda DeLisle Q Donna Dos Reis fx, ' Karen Dragon ' H f Gayle Duckworth 5 Sue Dunham Gary Eames c..c. cc,,m,... .Ms -. , c. X Marty Edwards Sharon Edwards fi' . J Al Elkins ,, r J J h Q. Sheron Elliott x .,. Mel 'n E W C., - , V' pps M- E J 'E Amr Q. E K -X , .. gf gl 1 it . in wi, , , 'X X X X X , K sy . X S lr I R Q fb 1 N Q K 'Q is S I ff ,FQ F 1961 NAarilyn Jacobson Barbara Jenkins Joyce Johnson Carol Jones Diane Karaglanis -Wi lvl Jim Karnis is? -as 5 4 an J' :ff 3 or as s""1 L .Sl A L xv i sis L Q- xt L Q .s -f L NX - E A :P ' -Lf ac' rm' sf'Zl"" 3 as - . L Gay Knepshield John Krogh Herman Kuhn Wayne Kukkonen James Kyle Richard Lackey , 3' 7 C ... LM 55 P-, 1 Bill Lee Rod Libbey Lynda Long Lilly Lopez Robert Lopez Gene Lourence if-1' Phil Maghuyop I . I 'Z ll.. y r yyy, N Pat Mahon Pat Mangas Q L as J John Karr Charles Kafreeb Karen Kent W Pal Kidwell Stan Kinsel Karen Kline Alu 3 L ,pf -- L P5 D I9 Gerrie La Duke Sue Langlois Anna Langston Carl Lawson Jerry Lawson wr S? 3 "' L E Q35 1 r L Nw R issis a L is fr as S LLLL """' F -S if L an S 3 8? X li 5 yi fi'7L hw ip wifi- if ll ff, James Led better ng-Gr X X ss av Mike Marglin 'W David Marquarclt 47: Darwin Lucio - Linda Luna ,-,ygwsiaw L Dennis MacDonald Frank Machado we X Rod Machado Q Zig George Mackey A8 ng Qrxll L L L yail Y 'Q wr-'QP - - ' a'2Lg..: ' KL ly Q A . ' L s L Q Q LM is was , if L Jack Nlarguei.- x .x - V' V J Ken McEIheney Winnie McKinnon Torn Menasco John Meyer Larry Miller Pam Miller lr M?,?r H Dx J J ' . as ' . gil -9- 1 " rf r,:, , s Q Q? ll r CLAS Johnny Martin Anthony Martins Jack Marvin Larry McClure Sherry McCluskey Janet McComak Q uw- i L f--.gs-. E gif L V- . .k,. Jiikskxg L51 I.: Dalene Miner Shirley Miner Jim Mitchell Bessie Montoya Lewis Morgan Doyle Morris " ii.i, 5 J I' -' may 1 . 5 ','A the L rx if - if Sharlotte Moss Liz Muir BillMuncy Bob Nelson Gayle Nelson Richard Neveu if 5 NN- wr Patrick O'Connor Maureen O'Malley Ken Orman Leonard Orman Virginia Orman Ofelia Pachecano in M .if do f , i 2"v92e,-fr,'.f is Q , -grriiv fa sfssifi' K ,,as.1'i7,2L'r? i ' - I vas Q yn fi ,fre-ff" Kenny Nicol Anita Noia Robert Noia Bill Nokes Janice Nunes Malcolm O'Connor Roy Pagnini Josephine Panfili Pam Parks Sue Parr Richard Patrick Gail Perry F 1961 Ben Pettit Cecil Phillips Gordon Phillips Steve Phillips Tom Pico John Pillo if C43 CI? Cf 1. Sf ws if Pat Prevost Bob Price Jim Pritchard Peggy Privett Margaret Provine Guy Pucci tv J 55 - .- -. C A , C C :C it Mg. Ssi' X If ,,,, gin Si C. , 'C l .4 i Q it if X C C I J Y . . l' S K xg, f 'PY "S ' Tom Pimental X 9 C Barbara Pool ' 43, Q-gp ,E Kermit Pool JY, Tony Poveda 'SNS Carolyn Powell Charles Powel' 47 2 , hi Ksgd xx CS S ,,, ,-1' N 9 X X, gr if N lil I X Y S, by Wav FX! are Cv Margaret Puleo Jackie Rambeau Patti Rebstock -ri-gy Doug Rimbault Kay Robbins Joanne Rossi syn- F Qvswg 1 ' 2 A Q ix! lid l' 1 , C Ioe Rozenskl Cai " ' 't' E . S P' ' P' ' .C i P15 'Cfzpsi-EQ N' h 1' 5 Barbara Ruiz Q N S t"' .C J gi illike Ruiz ,Q xg ' H-, gk , ig W W Q ' y - S qui C C , J-Q J-sf 4 Belvie Ryer ' Q Q XC Cs' C 5 Richard sr. Germain CC ,C gg st' j g . Leroy Sampson N ' ' ' 1 t ' r fi' i S . K 5 N A A 5 lg it C P Frank Sanchez S Isabel Sanchez .A -C ' ' Cr: :gg at Bernice Sancho 1 J I Q. N. C QC 'JL H . J C X Dave Schmitt ' "' C Pat Scott Q. K fgfw Q N C I, Bob Serna C V Y ' N ga C 5. -v C' j 5 5 l Georgina Shapiro Bob Shively Gary Sledge Valerie Small Bill Smith Georgina Smith XxN Qs? S? XX' NE JV 1' .C C S r --5 P ' a 7 'Z K' C SQ sz . 1- Q C C gs - C C C 5. S C ..- A X P fa. gf? X ' :WK . A ' ' rn' 'S M ' C N R S' .ans lm X. ma s 1 ' sr 4, i nf ,,.i L ggffzff i ii, 1 1 4 '17 lit!! fs as 1' if .is 4i,l - - ffrfga ity? 'gl sz J? , - ,.-,,.- ie, IC N. F 's.flk',1 ,, ..., Tix tl .li waf 2 CLAS. Mary Alice Smith Sandy Smith Tommy Smith Floyd Snodgrass Deanna Solmonson Gary Springer Q, ag .ta s ,fix 953-K if I Ron Stacy .:' . r Yr' Lois Stahlheber 1 David Stephens , - Q4 -. , T S VE H 0' S 'S " X sr Lf - T 1 , Wilson Stephens 'iii " . L7 Jim Stockton y T ' ting' 1 Elaine Stogner I 'Z if M- Q f f f Q . S Carol Stratton it mi Dorothy Strickland . S ega 'V g' ' " r ty r Ray Stuart ' ' if lllwl ' f t A Syiy A Richard Swanton QA' VME jf ,wi Gary Tapella 5g:b,vk,g,d . M ,fr A' f Bill Taylor "Wi 3" 'J l ' I s , elv JoAnn Teixeira i Joe Thompson 521 V Bill Tiffin ,T .3 3 "' . Lois Tillery ,1 ,-':1 V S xii", Mickey Toner . ,Q fix' C ,T-A y . Gordon Triemert ,F 4' ,'VL, , ' xf N. C." 1, -" Q. f, I .' Diana Vidisky Dana Vroman Bert Wallace Carroll Waller Barbara Waltzer Torn Ward ., y W T f 5.9219 K, Susan Troutman David Tuhy Derrel Turley Jerry Turner Charles Vargo Mary Veatch . ' wi , i '-., nf. . fy? ,fQ1,jj:-',.1i,ti.,:g.. gifjlyisi ' ' - ., , A L A ui, x f 'la ' 251. , ,sit- ,T J 1 r ' lf?i:2f ' ' as , - tgp? V 5 I , ,i Big, '.g,, ' 5 1' S -any it ,fi ' V gf , V' W JI.- Cathy Watson Ronnie Webb Sherldyne Webb Pamela Wells Donna White Georgetta I Q 5 AJ Hn gf 4 1 x- f A XIII, 1. I 'VIA wb' is 1 I I K Sophomores decorate in 1959 for sophomore dance. Decorating for "Nuit D Amour JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1961 has had two enioyable years at AHS under their advisors, Mr. Don Erickson, Mr. Art Lanier, Mr. Maurice Sweatt, Mrs. Mildred Bennett, Mr. Herb Allen, and Mr. William Eichelbaugh. Sophomores: Guiding the class of 333 members were class officers Rod Libbey, president, Lynda Long, vice-president, Cindy Harris, secretary, Joan Danilovich, treasurer, and Karen Kent and Terrie Harrington, representatives. Sophomore dues were set at 1.25 to help pay for their activities. Class rings were ordered from the Josten Company and received in March. Prices of the ring ranged from S20 to 540. Second semester class officers were Rod Libbey, president, Jan Hovet, vice- president, Cindy Harris, secretary, Joan Danilovich, treasurer, and Karen Kent and Terrie Harrington, representatives. On March 20, 1959, the class presented their Sophomore Hop, "Nuit d' Amour." Mike Marglin and Cathy Churchfield were chosen King and Queen. The semi- formal affair was held in the cafeteria from 9 to 12. Decorations were done in the French style including a replica of the Eiffel Tower. Juniors: The class started the year with first semester officers Rod Libbey, presi- dent, Anita Noia, vice-president, Doris Clark, secretary, Cathy Churchfield, treas- urer, and Joann Canada, representative. Class dues for the year were set at 51.75. "Blue Grotto," theme of the Junior Prom, was held on December 11, 1959, in the cafeteria from 9 to 12. Reigning over the affair were King Melvin Epps and Queen Shirley Fante. The court consisted of Deanna Solmonson, Tony Poveda, Gail Perry, Kermit Pool, Carolyn Gionnotti, Bill Cooley, Winnie McKinnon, and Tom Menasco. Three giant stalagmites centered the dance as decorations were carried out in a color scheme of blue and silver. Second-semester class officers included Russell Hunt, president, Tom Menasco, vice-president, Lois Stahlheber, secretary, Cathy Churchfield, treasurer, and Joann Canada, representative. Members of the Junior PANTHER staff who worked on the 1960 PANTHER were Gail Perry, iunior assistant editor, and Mary Jean Wysoski, assistant advertising manager. Terrie Harrington, Sharon DalPorto, Lois Stahlheber, and Carol Wilson assisted the senior PANTHER staff by selling annuals at lunch time. Chosen for Girls' and Boys' State this year were Gail Perry and Tony Poveda, Alternates were Jan Hovet and Russell Hunt. This was the first year in which a iunior, Richard Lackey, participated in the Senior Play. The class of 1961 has filled two years of activities with a great deal of spirit, good citizenship, scholarship, and outstanding junior varsity teams. Junior Prom court dancing. hd . -me L of Everyone had fun decorating When sophomores, our hearing for "Nuit D'Amour." was checked. In sophomore year many belonged to rally club. Court members of "Blue Grotto" in 1960 -An , fxqfgn R ina J l we Q? fnj 7 W .uses-Ri A. . - Mrs. Davies' gym class gives Terrie Harrington a farewell party before her transfer. '-GHIIQ, Sporty iuniors, Jane Woolcott and Jerry Hayes, practice their golf techniques. SNIPS AND SNAPS ' ,, f nf om..-.,, . I r r A .,-.V Gerrie La Duke does dive roll over other members of tumbling team. , s Juniors cast their votes for class officers. 'vu Junior girls getting together at Diane Vidisky's slumber party. ff l.. 'AK grfmyg? xx , t 4 i t . fs.: . I B ,..-v- R 494' N ' TI ' L. "- , N,--1... V,i'.1, . ' Mary Jane Adair Raoul Agunclez Jimmie Alrxins David Amos Carol Anderser Kay Atkinson Diane Bryant Wanda Bryce Diane Buchanan Gary Buffo Eddie Burke Eloise Burcio S .. 4, 1 Anita Ayo Charlene Bacigulupi Bob Bailey Mary Balesteri Chester Ball Sharon Baltzell Gabriel Banffy Alice Barnes Kay Bartlett Gladys Jean Beck Penny Beede Lillian Bently Linda Bernstein Myrna Bers Joyce Blanton Bonnie Blevins Carolyn Blum Charles Bohakel Janice Borden Rose Botelho Mike Bottoms Sherry Bourgeois Joyce Boyle Barbara Bradley Patsy Braund David Breedlove Rhonda Briney Yvonne Broaddus Gary Brown Joyce Brown ww lx, v fini? , , 4'i , lf' 1 if rlf A ir iii ii ' i5ei J, or Qkjfiig J if ff . . . r i?'J , x , ff ea iiiliiii : A iz f li -"A xfg' X lr CLAS ' LE? eiy,. iii Dia f ww Wai ,, W Rf V. i i . U n 'Z t 1 who in -M, Ne . 2 ' wif i J D , J i .3 'iw fb as Q Wg !,? fi . 'ff QFN Q. B . Q, l 5, N, Q Sgt? 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S fix f ' Jimmy Calvin Manuel Cambra Patricia Caneba John Cannata Irene Cesa Gerald Circo Jerome Circo Barbara Clemmons Don Clemons Marilyn Coker Linda Collins Barbara Cooley Carolyn Coombes Gary Cooper Alice Corzine Barbara Costello Shirley Courtney Wilbur Cousins Gary Cox Bert Crawford Jesse Crawford Connie Dachenhausen Frances Davis Lex Davis Ronald Davis Betiy Dean Nick Debene David Del Colleiti Andy Burnett Beverly Burkhead Margaret Burns Joe Byrne Roger Cagle Tom Caldwell , C, J, ge... S 5 3 gf :engy Dglfiao fgv' I ,4 ' X -s V B ar ara e ossa . 4,421 We Y ' ,Q-,, 5 'A ' K' 1 .X yvxih. Q ,ix ig. 9 ,i C f , ssl ':-,- X . A Bill Dickinson I C by Gary Diefenbacher 5 'csgl g in "' QP 0 is I: Q ix Q Q, Carol DiMercur 1 . , Q is gg, 1, D, Bobby oimief ' H ' Q. ,- 5 i ii Jane1Dinelli .C A so L .aw has f'lZNA.,J DA-.nu Bill Douglas Mary Dowdy Jim Doyle Diane Dude James Dugan Pat Eastham LeRoy Goolsby Mike Goss James Grangnelli Stacey Grangnelli Verna Grearhouse Julia Green wg , ,Agia K X , KW, V , QW, 5 Wg U, I Jack Edward Pat Elliott Wayne Elliott Grace Enni Willie Evans Scott Eukel Marilyn Eyestone Frank Ferreira Linda Fields Peter Figueroa Sheryl Filler William Fine Terry Finn Ronnie Flanary Dinah Ford Sharon Fowler Richard Frizzell Carol Fry Sue Fulton Stewart Gates Mike Garcia Russel! Garman Jimmy Gayer Juanita Gayer Wanda Gilbreath Wayne Gilmore Connie Goday Nancy Golladay Luis Gonzales Mary Gonzales , Ig IJ fag' , i F it 5 My f , Q. 'i ' , GL W 7 253 ' ,lu ,kk f, ,V K F ' , , 2 'Q 4-13 J ff 3,53 ,.,,,, 4-+4 S A gi. , V I' 4 i Q TB ps ai? i f 5 ' if S J V 4 SSE?" V 1 if Wi:- S E3 y Ll CLASS I. J , .L 'TY A J 'CQ' KA'--X N N - ,5 ,. NN -X. K xxx w W ww f , A 1' fy M x ,J Donald Ladd George Lagusis Tom Lamb Elisa Langston Raymond Lanier Larry Laudenslayer Louise Mesturini Richard Mezzavilla David Mickelson Doreen Mickelson Marshall Miles Teddy Miiler M y AL L ,ii l L L In y L pg i 12 1' i 1 " 7fLgq'f-wif , L Q X Q .iLw2,a fi' Wm- 'A S QL.. ai I iQ"?TW"7' L L L X ' i ' ' 'M 'Lil -' ', L LL , A ,A 5 .L , ,, L, L .icuii-'Ll sv A 1 ,4?5ifif' ' - - fe 7-iifffif L i J s L Larry Lee H A L. ,N Dennis Leedham in V' g L 7 G i 4 5, 'IL pl' " A Connie Lesniewski 'M' 'E ' ' iL , X S - ' J Jimmy Lilley W I7 y W ' v .- if David Lipton sag X X ' , qv 'VT ' H -c, ,V :.' J L Ls? aizff ' I ' i::':'-'-'Prix-iff Tammy Lockett I - K K Donald Lopez LL . gg I i 8 'Q .lack Lopez -3 L K Nr 3 f - A Ronnie Lopez My fg-1' all- ' ' Scott Lougher Y Q L R Lili X 64 gy . 'J L 4 M. J , 3 CL' ex l if L , ' rf an .. r rr f Q5 rf frfffmzr- Q: , gi- bf AQ L L 1 i f 1 L-.Li Charles Love L 1--. Robert Luis f:2 7:1 5, V' 3 Q ' Lil Arthur Madrigal , V L 'UW f L, 'N Diana Madriga' 7 ' , 1 ,L ' J, X: i4 Robert Maestretti , ,N If - , J' L U- M, K, J y 9, L . . ,L , z ay Q V WL, 4 are M4 ALL - CLA S.. QLgffl??il IL J Pete Manolatos I - Carol Marini 9 if -L i ,mx ,.. C3 Q Carol Marshall y V ' if ,mga L "" l' Angie Martinez 'A 'Qty - G' Juliana Martins L X I i We ' l 'L 1 A f,L 'Ml it ' ' .-ei 'X 3' Myron Marzolf 's Betty McCoey I L2 '21, .5 Q, '- 3, Lands McCoy 15,3 F TommY McGeechan if if ' W ' f 'Lf' A Mike McGrath 0 ,E A ' I ,M 'Ter' :W Q If , ,f'L" ll rf Lgjif' Cheryl Meacham Christine Medeiros ',L '33 5-T' ,Ca -. L .3 Judith Melton 7 6' L L , , In ' 'X Leah Merlini I4 , M" ' 'rw 1 -Q-fl L Carol Meppen y ij we P H. ,Li W wr , '31 llyl y -L 'L 'L Ji!" 'l' ' f' ii .,..-L , ii, L , L A X I my Li l ' "' S' 4 'E' N ' A' Q N ' Iflllx I ,, gk , ' ' - , ---1 - Thar' w, , .L 1 ' A L V QQQQW 7, 3 X! YN, xt Q 5 i F X . X N ,fx 3 9 X , X Siu- .- Z v' A NS , 'VXA . . x X 1' xg? 'X X- 5. , V Qiig , I, .Q I .. X, wax wif?- . .ip X .. , .SSN Connie Ray Charlotte Reardon Karen Rees Georgia Rehm Don Reynolds Janice Rhoades Stephanie Smith Betty Snow Gilbert Stansbury Guy Stansbury Susan Staudenmaier Claudia Steiner aiu ' Q1 "' wr f 'N ,A nag., X V Q 3 ,,. 1- J 1- '15 ig f+,E'f,. 'LLL' b , iz . 4 ': - 7 ' ,X 5 l if If ,Q wi 1 X ' . I 592, 4 I ' f i W Neoma Ricks ' ' 'M t " Sally Roberts gl! an yr 5 Q C y Roy Rochelle " " 1 Q Q V Tommy Rodella an r : ', S' . . Paul Rodgers ' . fi y I Edith Romero David Rose Butch Rounsaville i ' 0 Janet Ross 5' i.,.M.w Q' - Jess Samuclio 3 45-ei ll' f wift-as Gary San Martin Eddie Savage Q i , Ronnie Sbranti - - 'Jag Q Mary Scanapico A 4 1. 'Mi' 59 'N J Ronald Schopke ' 4 ,H T ei. f Q ii. i i f or li f .QQ-L H. Q , Danny Schuette Kenneth Schultz Devaughn Searson Dottie Senick Lewis Shaffer Henry Shirley Frank Sigari Mike Sigari Ken Silva David Singleton Gary Sitton Roseann Slavik Burl Smith Gloria Smith Kathleen Smith "fi 2' ,.... 232 if ' H: -h , Q-3 Q , 1 J, as 1 5 it E Uo- N-,Q v--me if-wi rs" .gi M.. 3' Ffaiw XT' 2 M CLASS ,G X K S. 1 ,QL 'Xa ' 1 fx . " is-.s...?,,'. "- t 5 M.. . , , , ' , N . ' Wi' ' ' A RJ 9004 0 Gz9? K1 - 2 .i 1 4 ' N A J ' N., q ri' - .C ae-M ef' . if' ' 1 an .W Q "R 'aryl at af' S is i if- L fe it f N' f 0 n gas .Xi 9' ,f 1 U :Iss limi: ff' use My LN X its i sf ui- fc A-v-.. 9 ' ..-' w tm Xa Fi fb 115 ini- 'FX g?'s " 'nh 'ai I., X -1 X sf vs. 4 f,LX XX X we sf:Xs.:X :ac ge- A X it ss as X 5 .1-fi. 'F T 962 1s XXXGUX X if yi X ,gg if. Riviera? 3' me 'Q Q? i :X fl . ia, A 'i 2' Qt! i l li l l "' ,X gtit i saga, Q 'QU' Jack Tellez Nan Terwilliger Bonnie Thut Jerrie Tidmore Dorothy Toner Gay Toth Nancy Tracy Anita Tucci Janet Ulfelder Dale Underwood Billy Vawter Sammy Vera Kathy Vieira Matt Vierra Arthur Vizcarra Sarah Vizcarra Doreen Wallace Judy Ward Glenn Watson Carlos Webb Joanne Webb Jackie West Bill Wharton Donald White Robert Whitney uf. X . X, ,gm X- 5 ..1' X .X 'S gg gi ,. X MX 4. Nu! 5 X . ,rf X inggnf S N - 'rr ' .I ff!"' . Q as K K A Jfmf. Charles Stephens Forrest Sullivan Donna Talbot Mike Talbot Richard Taylor Bettie Teegarden Allen Whittington Zaddie Wigger Pat Wilkins Helen Williams John Williams Mara Williams Howard Willis James Woolever Sue Wright Barbara Young Tommy Young 7 Vin-11'-is ,vs-V..--. .loo Bamhill Jamn Chambers lrlnda Hancock Sus Kilpatrick Theodore Kountanis Mike Lopez gl , ,, l l L X 1 Larry Moring Mike Onafe Connie Perez Sally Jean Roberts Mike Sonner X 43 I 1 1 2 .Ss if Q1 N ff T ex A sf X X ff K 3:5 A11 U 2 R - W f--, - ' 1 . we . .'.g,K , f. W is is 'Z N. X' . f x is 4 A xt. ' ff. R R ,' N ,"" V g. 1 'me' v3f3i1,w:' 5 g S ,. M, FALL 1960 Carol Fry President Barbara Clemons Secretary Diane Hanson Treasurer Stacy Grangnelli Representative Frank Sigari Vice-President Burl Smith n, , ,,..-. - First semester sophomore class officers. Blue and white was color theme. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1962, under the guidance of Mrs. Nora Bruce, Mr. Pete Daniels, Mrs. Margaret Dunham, Mr. Bruno Favero, and Mrs. Helen Young, was one of the most prosperous classes ever to come along. First-semester class officers were Carol Fry, president, Barbara Costello, vice- president, Pat Elliott, secretary, Diane Hanson, treasurer, and Burl Smith and Stacey Grangnelli, representatives. Dues were set at 51. "Falcon" was chosen as the 1962 class ring from the Josten Company and orders were received in February. Second semester officers of this class of 346 members were Carol Fry, president, Frank Sigari, vice-president, Barbara Clemmons, secretary, Diane Hanson, treas- urer, and Burl Smith and Stacey Grangnelli, representatives. Newly enforced dance rules made three restrictions on the sophomores and their dance: C1 1 Decorations were paste ups, C21 corsages could not be made of orchids, and C31 there were no king and queen. "Stardust," theme for the Sophomore Hop, was held on April 1, 1960. Chairman of the semi-formal dance held in the cafeteria from 8:30 to 11:30 was Dorothy Toner. The class of 1962 learned many things in their first year at AHS that will help them to become one of the finest classes. Sophomores vote for student body offices in the main arcade. .M 1 X 5 Playing the marimba is Diane Duda, who has given man performances. Judy Ward, Barbara Clemmons, and Bev Burkhead seem to be enioying something! we 4 E y fine SNIP! Sophomore Hc lND SNAPS one of its earliest stages A roof top view of the 600 Wing shows our modern AHS. I Dennis Jones accepts safety award pre- sented by Chief-of-Police "Hap" Carlson for his quick-thinking during an incident which could have ieopardized the lives of many. Sophomores working on the sopho more dance smile for picture taking A fff Since 1865 Antioch has been an industrial center. Various indus- tries came to Antioch - soda works, silk worms, a brick yard, and mattress stuffing - suc- ceeded by paper, glass contain- ers, chemicals, steel, canned foods, and gypsum. The San Joaquin and Sacra- mento rivers and two railroads provide these industries with ex- cellent, economical methods of transporting their products. Antioch is located near the big city market and labor supply. Be- cause of this she is attractive to industry. The Antioch high school stu- dent has excellent iob opportu- nities made available to him be- cause of the industries in this area. We are living in a thriving community because industrial growth has brought employment and prosperity to the people and businesses of Antioch. 'Wx Y ..xx ,.., L cy: - W :- IS ig ' . 1 x 'K , ,www r X W ,... K 99: , , 3 as ... " V ia, X ' ' A-gif? V wi - .ii Y A xx . . -f ' ' ww ' h "' " L 1 L. . .QL L ' 7.9 L ggi . X . 5 ' . if mf-A ' .zfx.,,4L . V .Aa K ."LL-Q' 0 L. ye. L., L . A , 1 , , . 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ANTIOCH sTATloNERs School Supplies Paini 505 2ncI S+. PLaI'eau 7-I550 ANTIOCH, CALIFORNIA Pafronize PANTHER adverfisers. Their suppor+ makes Ihe publicafion of 'rhis 'Fine yearbook possible. STAFF T gf' njfgjer. , , . . . HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service I3I0 A Sfreel' ANTIOCH, CALIF. PLal'eau 7-4343 SUBSCRIBERS I Dr. Joseph H. Libbey Dr. B. F. Pridgen Judge Manuel Rose Fl0's BGGUTY Shop Dr. Forrest Lane Dr. William Page ADMINISTRATORS, TEACHERS AND CLASSIFIED HELP INDEX . Mr. Adams-19 Mr. Aiello-26, 170 Mr. Allen-21, 219, 222 Mrs. Anderson-17 Mr. Arnason-13 Mr. Atkinson-29, 204 Mrs. Austin-173 Mr. Babcock-22, 167 . Mr. Baird-23, 168 Mrs. Becker-20, 162 Mrs. Beede-25, 62 Mrs. Bennet-20, 32, 219, 222 Mrs. Blackburn-17 Mrs. Bruce-25, 164, 165, 234, 237 Mr. Clinker-24, 80 Mrs. Cole-17 Miss Combs-17 Mr. Cornelius-24, 32, 204 Mr. Coward-21, 92, 169 Mr. Daniels--20, 32, 173, 234, 237 Miss McBride-19, 33, 131, 173 Mr. McFarland-18 Mrs. McGeechan-127 Mrs. McGill-16, 17, 85 Mr. McGill-24, 80, 82 Mr. McGrath-27, 72, 96, 97 Mr. McKahn-18 Mr. McKinnon-127 Mr. Meagher-16 Mr. Mercer-12, 149 Mrs. Miller-18 Mr. Miller-16 Mrs. Nulk-18 Miss O'Conne1I-6, 17 Mr. Olvera-127 Mr. Ornellas-29, 140, 143, 172 Mrs. Osborne-17 Dr. Page-13 Mr. Palmer-20, 89 Mrs. Peterson-27, 32, 103, 112, 149 151 154 Mrs. Davidson-18 Mrs. Davies-27, 224 Mr. Dean-18 Mrs. Dean-18 Mrs. Dennis-23, 173 Mr. DeRoss-17 Mr. DeRushia-27, 103 Mrs. Dowell-16 Mr. Philpoff-18 Mrs. Powell-16, 17 Mr. Radolphi-18 Mrs. Raines-16 Mr. Reed-13 Mr. Reusswig-12, 33, 43, 127, 169 Mr. Ricker-18 Mr. Riddick-18 Mrs. Dunham-20, 32, 173, 234, 237 Mr. Eichelbaugh-20, 219, 222 Mr. Erickson-22, 219, 222 Mr. Estes-22, 136, 209 Mr. Fame-127 Mrs. Fame-127 Mr. Favero-26, 234, 237 Mr. Gambetta-24, 72, 106 Mr. Garms-13 Miss Gassaway-27, 51, 148, 150, 173 Mrs. Giannofti-16 Mr. Golden-27, 37 Mr. Graves-24, 44, 147 Mr. Paul Hardten-19, 165 Mr. James Hill-20 Mr. Robert Holler-23, 40, 45 Elva Hunt-18 Mrs. Marilyn Hussey-23 Mrs. Ives-28 Thayer Johnson-25, 86, 165 Dr. Wayne Jordon-13 Mr. Rudolf Knudsen-21 Mr. Lanier-29, 219, 222 Mr. Luckham-13 Dr. Lipton-13 Mr. Horshbough-18 Mrs. Lynch-29, 32, 144, 146 Mr. Ridge-22, 167 Mr. Riggins-17 Mr, Rodgers-19 Mr. Rose-29, 100 Mr. Rukes-18 Mr. Shapiro-127 Mr. Shaw-25 Mrs. Shields-28, 156 Mr. Simpson-18 Mr. Smith-24 Mrs. Snelson-16 Mr. Spiess-13 Mrs. Springer-18 Mrs. Spruell-127 Mr. Stiles-17 Mrs. Sukup-17 Mr. Sweatf-22, 45, 167, 219, 222 Mrs. Toman-16 Mr. Torp-28 Mr. Tweedy-20, 32 Mrs. Waldie-1'6 Mr. Ward-23, 120, 123, Mr. M. Wilson-2'6, 204 Mr. T. Wilson-26, 204 Mr. Yockum-18 Mrs. Young-32, 234, 2 Mr. Youngs-28, 204 3 7 STUDENT INDEX -A- Abell, Bill 212 Adair, Mary Jane 144, 226 Adams, Marsha 212 Aden, Lorreta 50, 68, 110, 164, 178, 246, 247, 260 Aguilar, Wilfred 72, 74, 91, 178 Aguinaga, Rudy 81, 212 Agundez, Raoul 226 Akins, Helen 212 Akins, Jimmie 226 Albright, Marlene 178 Allen, Loretta 16, 178 Allison, Patsy 212 Ambler, Niki 2, 9, 55, 67, 120, 126, 133, 137 149, 156, 157, 178, 208, 249, 255, 257, 259 273 Ambra, Alice 137, 164, 212 Ambrosini, Frank 212 Ambrosini, Georgetta 145, 212 Ambrosini, Mary Ann 212 Amos, David 226 Andersen, Carol 226 Andersen, Gary 212 Anderson, Marlene 178 Anderson, Barbara 156, 178, 253 Anderson, Roberta 179 Anderson, Sharla 179 Anetsky, Nancy 11, 41, 67, 137, 149, 160, 161, 179 Arata, Frances 129, 164, 212 Arata, Georgeen 45, 66, 132, 135, 137, 147, 149, 164, 179, 208, 254 Arterberry, Pat 155, 212 Atkinson, David 106, 107, 178 Atkinson, Kay 140, 151, 154, 162, 166, 226 Austin, Judy 140, 212 Ayers, Judith 137, 148-151, 179 Ayers, Launa 56, 113, 137, 149, 164, 179, 244 Ayo, Anita 140, 151, 226 Avila, Richard 103 -3- Bacigulupi, Charlene 146, 150, 226 Bailey, Bob 226 Bailey, Carolyn 15, 16, 128, 137, 149, iso, 205 206, 208 Baker, Thomas 72, 74, 78, 155, 178 Balesteri, Mary 140 ,150, 151, 226 Balesteri, Peter 212 Ball, Chester 100, 226 Ball, Richard 178 Baltzell, Phil 89, 90, 212 Baltzell, Sharon 226 Banffy, Babriel 226 Barbee, Linda 144, 145, 212 Barcus, Larry 89, 155, 212 Bare, Doyle 178 Barnes, Alice 226 Barnes, Sylvia 20, 50, 53, 68, 122, 126, 137, 148, 180, 244 I I 1 Barnhill, Joe 234 Barnum, Bob 178 Bartlett, Kay 137, 150, 226 Barton, John 73, 76, 102, 105, 155, 212 Basista, Marty 40, 55, 102, 104, 115, 155, 179 208 Bastian, Patrick 212 Basulto, Ernestine 145, 180 Batel, Darnell 79, 212 Bates, Anita 45, 64, 129, 131, 147, 148, 162, 168 180 Bates, Joann 212 Beauregard, Elizabeth 212 Beauregard, Patricia 180 Beck, Gladys Jean 226 Beede, Penny 137, 145, 150, 168, 226 Belem, Barbara 156, 157, 164, 172, 173, 180 Bell, Hugh 89, 90, 212 Bell, Jon 40, 130, 179 Bellante, Alice 145, 212 Belveal, Carol 75, 219 Bentley, Lillian 167, 226 Bernstein, Linda 137, 145, 150, 168, 226 Berry, Michael 72, 74, 106, 114, 155, 179 Bers, Myrna 137, 151, 156, 226 Beven, Carl 212 Bever, Bill 212 Biggs, James 10, 82, 83, 155, 179 Bishop, Richard 147, 179 Blanton, Joyce 212, 226 Blevins, Bonnie 226 Blocksom, Carolyn 212 Blum, Carolyn 151, 226 Boatright, Otto 91, 179 Bode, Bill 80, 170, 212 Bode, Dianne 55, 122, 126, 134, 181, 205, 207 208, 246 Bohakel, Charles 226 Borden, Janice 136, 137, 150, 168, 226 Borunda, Richard 212 Botelho, Rose 140, 144, 226 Bottoms, Merrill Wm. 226 Bowers, Betty 50, 68, 148, 181, 250, 253 Boyle, Charles 212 Boyle, Joyce 147, 150 Boyle, Raymond 53, 54, 55, 180 Boynton, Jimmy 234 Bradley, Barbara 147, 150, 167, 168,226 Braund, Patricia 226 Breedlove, Darrell 140, 226 Briney, Rhonda 130, 137, 151, 168, 226 Broaddus, Wayne 45, 130, 159, 80 Broaddus, Yvonne 159, 226 Brocchini, Leroy 212 Brooks, JoAnn 145, 181 Brown, Dorene 144, 145, 212 Brown, Gary 226 Brown, Joyce 150, 226 Brown, Philip 212 Bryan, Marg 40, 146, 181 Bryant, Alice 212 Bryant, Donna 226 Bryant, Mildred 212 Bryant, Remmel 72, 75, 1 14, 144, 145, 155, 180 Bryce, Wanda 151, 226 Buchanan, Dorothy 226 Buchanan, Velma 145, 212 Buffo, Gary 167, 226 Bunt, Kenneth 140, 180 Burbank, Russell 102, 103, 105, 155, 170, 180, 210 . Burcio, Eloise 226 Burcio, Lee 151, 212 Burke, Eddie 226 Burkhead, Bev 55, 137, 139, 151, 227, 238 Burnett, Andy 46, 81 , 91, 159, 227 Burnett, Becky 160, 181 Burns, Margaret 151 , 227 . Burris, Linda 41, 66, 112, 130, 136, 137, 147 148,149,162,181 Butz, Lana 131, 147, 162, 212 Byrne, Joe 103, 227 -C- Cagle, Dale 155, 180 Cagle, Richard 47, 212 Cagle, Roger 227 Calahan, Ted 72, 77, 108, 155, 181 Calderon, Pete 212 Caldwell, Tom 227 Callahan, Kathy 213 Callahan, Mike 106, 107, 213 Calvin, Jimmy 82, 227 Cambra, Manuel 227 Canada, Frank 144, 145, 213 Canada, Joanne 14, 15, 125, 128, 213, 220, 221 Canepa, Pat 137, 150, 164, 227 Cannata, Jeanne 16, 41, 67, 137, 144, 146, 182 Cannata, John 130, 227 Cardenas, Hector 79, 213 Carey, Denis 213 Carey, John 181 Carlisle, Frank 182, 247 Carlisle, Faye 181, 246, 255, 256, 259 Carmichael, Juana 11, 137, 149, 182 Carrigan, Mike 91 , 92, 213 Carter, Becky 125, 137, 140, 147, 213 Case, Robert 181 Cavalieri, Pat 148, 156, 164, 165, 182 Cavanaugh, Frank 80, 102, 130, 155, 160, 161 170, 213 Cecchini, Richard 144, 169, 170, 213 Cerda, Tonia 213 Cesa, Irene 137, 147, 150, 162, 168, 227 Chambers, James 234 Chesley, Judy 213 Churchfield, Cathy 137, 168, 213, 220, 221, 222 Circo, Francine 138, 140, 172, 173, 182 Circo, Gerald 81 , 86, 102, 170, 227 Circo, Jerome 81, 86, 87, 88, 102, 170, 227 Cito, Carole 2, 40, 50, 68, 121, 122, 127, 142, 148, 158, 159, 182, 247, 249, 257, 273 Cito, Judy 132, 145, 183, 208 Clardy, Jeannie 213 Clark, Cleatta 41, 46, 137, 148, 149, 150, 151 158, 159, 183 Clark, Connie 66, 148, 164, 183 Clark, Gary 102, 103, 105, 145, 155, 181 Clark, Larry 103, 213 Clark, Michele 40, 183 ld Clemmons, Don 227 Clemmons, Barbara 137, 150, 151, 166, 227, 236 237, 238 Clinker, Dan 86, 106, 107, 117, 155,170, 213 Clites, Don 213 Clites, Jim 182 Coffer, Barbara 156, 164, 183, 253 Coffman, Gary 219 Coker, Marilyn 151, 227 Collins, Bruce 91, 93, 114, 128,155, 182 Collins, Linda Kay 227 Collins, Linda Gail 183, 253 Conley, Carolyn 144, 213 Cook, Roger 96, 99, 182 Cooley, Barbara 136, 137, 144, 162, 168, 227 Cooley, Bill 42, 102, 104, 116, 155, 213, 222 Coombes, Carolyn 151, 227 Cooper, Gary 145, 227 Cooper, Jimmy 182 Cornelius, Leoma 10, 139, 184, 205 Cornelius, Russell 213 Corzine, Alice 227 Cosmos, Ronnie 123, 213 Costa, Dick 170, 213 Costello, Barbara 150, 151, 227, 235, 237 Costello, Clara 40, 149, 158, 164, 184, 245, 248 Cottier, Don 219 Courtney, Eldon 182 Courtney, Shirley 227 Cousins, Wilbur 227 Cox, Gary 227 Cox, Kathlene 140, 184 Cramblet, Cynthia 144, 184 Crawford, Bert 91, 227 Crawford, Jesse 106, 107, 140, 227 Creecy, Charles 37, 44, 50, 69, 70, 73, 74, 82, 83 85, 96, 97, 98, 155, 182 Creecy, Gene 213 Cross, Dorie 11, 112, 113, 137, 184, 205, 207 Cummings, Joyce 40, 118, 123, 126, 132, 135 149, 162, 184, 208 -D.. Dachenhausen, Connie 227 Dallas, Ronnie 213 Dal Porto, Sharon 124, 125, 128, 137, 164, 213 222 Danilovich, Joan 128, 213, 222 Davi, James 14, 147, 183, 259 Davis, Frances 144, 227 Davis, Linda 164, 185, 246 Davis, Peggy 40, 149, 156, 158, 159, 185 Davis, Ron 81, 227 Davis, Sheman 213 Davis, Lex 80, 227 Davis, Truman 213 Dawson, Judy 137f156, 213 Day, Dianne 162, 213 Dean, Betty 151, 227 DeBene, Nick 100, 140, 142, 143, 227 DeBene, Robert 144, 145, 146, 160, 161, 183 DeCambra, Patrick 183 Del Colletti, David 103, 227 Delfino, Kenneth 227 Delfino, Thomas 213 DeLisle, Linda 213 Del Rosa, Margaret 14, 15, 40, 45, 46, 64, 110, 128, 154, 159, 185, 247 Del Rossa, Barbara 137, 150, 227 Del Rossa, 72, 74, 78, 1 14, 155, 183 Demnicki, Marlene 37, 40, 64, 131, 136, 137, 158, 159, 185 DeVera, Carole 2, 9, 120, 164, 185, 226, 247, 260, 273 Diehl, Pat 219 Diefenbacher, Gary 130, 227 DiMercurio, Carole 137, 150, 227 Dimler, Bobby 227 Dinelli, Janet 227 Dodson, Joan 33, 112, 131, 137, 148, 164, 185, 243, 255 Dorsey, Clifford 227 Dorsey, Robert Larry 14, 15, 22, 40, 43, 79, 91, 93, 118, 155, 169, 170, 183, 208 Dos Reis, Donaria 213 Douglas, Bill 228 Douglass, Bob 4, 50, 73, 75, 91, 93, 94, 116, 155, 169, 170, 183, 244 Dowd, Barbara 137, 148, 150, 151, 186, 206 Dowdy, Mary Ruth 151, 156, 164, 228 Doyle, Eddie 137, 158, 159, 170, 171, 184, 247 249, 252, 253, 260 Doyle, Jimmy 79, 82, 228, 273 Dragon, Karen 130, 213 DuBose, Jim 96, 97, 99, 144, 146, 184 Duckworth, Gail 213 Duda, Diane 228, 238 Dugan, Dan 108, 140, 142,143, 162, 219 Dugan, James 228 Dunham, Darrell 219 Dunham, Sue 164, 213 Duscheke, Rosemary 156 -E- Eames, Gary 213 Eastham, Pat 151, 228 Edwards, Jack 80, 91 , 169, 170, 228 Edwards, Leland 184 Edwards, Marthanna 140, 213 Edwards, Sharon 213 Eisenhower, Rita 65, 147, 186 Elkins, Al 219 Elliott fTedJ Edwin 73, 77, 91, 92, 94, 144, 155 184 Elliott KTed1 Emmett 92, 96, 97, 98, 145, 184, 253 Elliott, Sharon 144, 156, 213 Elliott, Pat 137, 150, 154, 228, 235, 237 Elliott, Wayne 228 Elmore, 184 Engebretsen, Marion 111, 162, 164, 186, 245 250 Enni, Grace 228 Enos, Ted 185 Enz, Bob 185 Epps, Melvin 42, 213, 222 Erickson, Darlene 186 Erickson, Edward 214 Erickson, Mary Ann 187 Erickson, Saundra Cyndy 47, 110, 139, 149, 154, 186 I I Erickson, Luanne 156, 157, 186, 243, 244, 250 256 Erickson, Tom 234 Escalona, Ron 73, 75, 155, 185 Evans, Willie 228 Ewell, Robert 82, 140, 214 Eyestone, Marilyn 137, 150, 228 Eukel, Scott 108, 140, 143, 228 -F- Fante, Shirley 42, 124, 129, 147, 162, 214, 222 Farley, David 91, 214 Ferguson, Janet 154, 164, 214 Ferguson, Bob 41 , 72, 96, 97, 99, 185 Ferreira, Alice 66, 131, 148, 156, 164, 165, 187 244 Ferreira, Frank 228 Fields, Linda 131, 137, 151, 162, 166, 168, 228 Figueroa, Peter 228 Filler, Sheryl 140, 228 Fine, William 228 Finn, Terry 228 Flanary, Bob 214 Flanary, Ron 228 Fleischsing, Steve 41 , 98, 155, 185 Fleming, Kathy 129, 137, 147, 162,214 Fleming, Patrick 219 Flores, Olga 125, 164, 219 Flori, Janet 45, 55, 67, 122, 149, 187, 208, 247 Fluty, Mary 214 Fontana, Jon 46, 73, 76, 82, 83, 125, 130, 155 159,169,170, 214 Ford, Dinah 137, 150, 228 Fowler, Sharon 228 Fraga, Tom 214 Franklin, Vicki 41, 46, 58, 150, 158, 187, 205 208 Franz, Bruce 25, 171, 73, 74, 114, 143, 155, 185 Fredrickson, Linda 145, 187, 257 French, Phoebe, 172, 173, 187 Freniere, Mike 41, 51, 58, 72, 186, 245, 246, 247 256, 258, 260 Friedman, John 96, 97, 98, 186 Frizzell, Richard 228 Fry, Carol 137, 147, 150, 162, 168, 228, 235 236, 237 Fulkerson, Bill 186 Fulton, Sue 228 -G- Gallagher, Mike 147, 155, 170, 186 Garcia, David 30, 56, 102, 103, 104, 105, 155 186, 205, 206, 253, 254, 260 Garcia, Nancy 188 Garcia, Mike 228 Garman, Russell 140, 142, 228 Gates, Stewart 82, 228 Gaul, Dottie 40, 43, 55, 126, 131, 132, 135, 137 149,151, 188, 208 Gayer, Jim 89, 228 Gayer, Juanita 151, 164, 228 Ghiselli, Bruce 53, 57, 121, 126, 155, 186, 205 208, 248, 254, 255, 257, 259, 260, 273 I I I Giannotti, Carolyn 42, 129, 131, 147, 162, 168 214, 222 Giannotti, Susan 147, 162, 214 Gilbreath, Wanda 151 , 228 Gill, Iris 145, 188 Gilmore, Wayne 228 Ginochio, Marlene 40, 158, 159, 188 Giovanni, Kathleen 138, 149, 188 Gipson, Stanley 2, 9, 54, 121, 187, 126, 208, 148 254, 257, 255, 259, 260, 273 Giuntoli Kent 187 Glenn Kathryn 214 Goday, Connie 228 Gollady, Nancy 228 Gonzales, Luis 228 Gonzales, Mary Lou 145, 158, 159, 188 Gonzales, Mary Louise 228 Gonzales, Sylvia 214 Goodfellow, Carole 137, 164, 172, 214 Goodyear, Frank 89, 214 . Goolsby, Leroy 228 Gore, Rita 16, 148, 164, 189, 253 Goss, Michael 30, 100, 228 Goulart, Alfred 54, 187, 258, 260 Graham, Robert 187 Grangnelli, Darlene 40, 45, 153, 158, 159, 189 Grangnelli, James 79, 91 , 228 Grangnelli, Stacey 14, 15, 128, 228, 235, 236, 247 Greathouse, Verna 228 Greco, Lynn 156, 189, 250 Green, Julia 228 Green, William 106, 107, 144, 187 Gregory, Vicki 162, 214 Griffin, Gerold 96, 97, 99, 115, 144, 187, 210, 153 Griffitts, Frances 214 Griffitts, Thelma 229 Grillo, Carl 40, 158, 229 Griggs, Norma Jean 189 Gurule, JoAnn 144, 189 Gute, JoAnn 150,'229 Gute, Dee Ann 137, 229 Gates, Stewart 82, 228 -H.. Haffner, Larry 219 Haggard, Raymond 89, 90, 214 Hancock, Brenda 234 Hamel, Sharon 189 Hamer, Eugene 229 Hamer, Sharon Lee 214 Hammer, Donald 89, 140, 188 Hannigan, John 102, 104, 114, 116, 229 Hanson, Diane 128, 150, 162, 235, 236, 229 Hanson, Kareen 2, 9, 14, 15, 33, 38, 65, 113 120,128,131,147,148,162,163,190, 243 254, 273 Harmon, Carolyn 214 Harper, Michael 81, 229 Harrington, Terrie 125, 150, 151, 214, 222, 224 Harris, Cindy 137, 147, 162, 214, 222 Harrison, Janice-64, 139, 190 Harrison, Pat 15, 43, 55, 67, 127, 131, 133, 147, 148, 173, 190, 208, 245 Harrison, Richard 229 I Harrison, Willis 81, 229 Hartdegan, Terry 188 Hartman, Marilyn 214 Hartshorn, John 188, 243, 244 Hasenfus, Chuck 214 Haskins, Betty 150, 229 Haton, Ted 188 Hawkins, Richard 91, 166, 229 Hayes, Geraldine 137, 164, 214, 224 Heapy, Dennis 11, 91, 93, 94, 128, 155, 188 205, 207, 208, 243, 248, 250, 254, 259 Heapy, Judy 137, 150, 162, 229 Heidelberger, Johnny 219 Hensley, Margaret 229 Heredia, Ernestine 229 Heredia, Ray 214 Hetrick, Frank 73, 77, 188 Hetrick, Jerry 81 , 229 Hiebert, Elsie 190 Hiebert, Eliz. Diane 145, 214 Higgins, Ron 229 Hill, Dorothy 229 Hill, Lavon 137, 214 Hill, Ronnie 103, 229 Hilton, Betty 229 Hilton, Mitchell 40, 189 Hingston, Diane 214 Hingston, Tom 89, 90, 1 15, 229 Hinkle, Bill 19, 189 Hobbs, Janet 148, 156, 164, 190 Hodges, Edward Ray 89, 229 Hodges, Elva Faye 67, 156, 164, 172, 190 Hoff, David 41, 189 Holiday, Ann 123, 126, 132, 135, 137, 149, 191 208 Holling, Helen 214 Holt, Gary 214 Honea, Delbert 72, 76, 143, 155, 214 Hopwood, Ronald 147, 166, 214 Horton, Ronald 214 Houk, Carolyn 144, 145, 191, 253 Hough, Roy-103, 116 House, Kathleen 234 Houston, Robert 214 Hovet, Jan 135, 137, 164, 214, 222 Hoyt, Earl 37, 55, 72, 75, 143, 155, 170, 189 205, 206 Huckaby, Ray 214 Hughes, Carol 139, 144, 149, 154, 191 Hughes, Tom 189 Hunt, Russell 86, 214, 221, 222 Hutmacher, Joan 145, 191 Huxford, Eidth 156, 229 Illum, Rowene 229 Ivie, Wayne 214 -J- Jackson, David 189 Jackson, Janette 144, 214 Jackson, Walter' 80, 82, 168, 229 Jacobson, Marilyn 137, 156, 215 Jacques, Leroy 190 266 l Jazar, Latifah 33, 35, 39, 46, 50, 129, 131, 149, 156, 160,161, 166,191 Jeffery, Geordeen 229 Jeffery, Jackie 19, 154, 188 Jeffer Walter 50 59 72 76 114 155 170,190 Yr 1 1 I I I I Jefferies, Sharon 137, 146, 151, 229 Jenkins, Barbara 215 Jenkins, Cecelia 16, 148, 150, 192 Jennings, Barbara 229 Jensen, Dana 150, 229 Jochum, Kenny 140, 229 Jogopulos, Peter 229 Johnson, Harvey 81, 229 Johnson, Vera Joyce 215 Johnston, Ramona 140, 142, 144, 192, 243, 244, 256 Jones, Carol 215 Jones, Dennis 140, 142, 229, 239 Jorge, Josie 192 -K- Kouch, Melvin 167 Karaglanis, Dianne 137, 144, 156, 215 Karaglanis, Frank 44, 144, 190 Karnis, Jim 86, 87, 88, 96, 99, 101, 147, 215 Karr, John 215 Karr, Oluf 234 Katreeb, Charles 215 Kelly, Nancy 229 Keltz, Robert 229 Kirkpatrick, Sue 147, 234 Kennerly, Linda 54, 122, 126, 134, 137, 148 192, 208, 247, 252, 255, 260 Kennerly, Mike 229 Kent, lgor 54, 55, 57, 82, 83, 147, 155, 170 208, 247, 259, 260 Kent, Karen 137, 158, 162, 215, 222 Kidwell, Pat 137, 146, 162, 215 Kidwell, Sherrie 2, 9, 121, 126, 192, 249, 255, 256, 259, 273 King, Richard 144, 190 Kinsel, Stanley 215 Kinslow, Sharral 123, 126, 192 Kintner, Kathy 137, 151, 229 Kish, Kathleen 60, 63, 129, 131, 147, 148, 162, 167, 168, 193, 208 Kline, Karen 215 Knepshield, Gay 137, 164, 215 Knudsen, Jim 91 , 229 Koskey, Sharon 40, 144, 193 Kountanis, Theodora 137, 151, 156, 157, 166, 234 Kountanis, Fay 111, 149, 156, 157, 164, 193 Kramling, Patricia 137, 229 Kreftmeyer, Dianna 229 Krogh, Johnny 215 Kuhn, Herman 215 Kuhn, Kristina 229 Kukkonen, Wayne 215 Kutsch, Melvin 100, 167, 229 Kyle, James 86, 215 -L- Lackey, Richard 40, 46, 47, 81, 158, 159, 170, 215, 222 , 190, Ladd, Don 230 Ladd, Tom 80, 230 LaDuke, Gerrie 41, 137, 154, 158, 159, 215, 224 Lagusis, Bill 38, 140, 142, 190, 246, 247, 255, 258, 260 Lagusis, George 167, 230 Lamb, Tommy 80, 230 Lance, Jack, 191 Langlois, Sue 145, 146, 215 Langston, Anna 215 Langston, Elisa 230 Lanier, Raymond 230 Lassiter, Tom 20, 191, 250, 2 , Laudenslayer, Larry 230 Lauritzen, Larry 191 Lawson, Carl 86, 87, 166, 215 Lawson, Gerald 215 Ledbetter, James 89, 215 Lee, Bill 215 Lee, Larry 79, 155, 230 Leedham, Dennis 230 Lembi, Carole 4, 67, 162, 168, 193 Lesniewski, Connie 151, 230 Lewallen, Char 148, 149, 172, 173, 193, 246, 256 Libbey, Rod 81 , 215, 220, 222 Lilley, Jerry 14, 33, 50, 69, 72, 75, 78, 91, 92, 94, 114,115,128,155,169,170,191, 204, 208, 54 258 253 Lilley, Jimmey 130, 170, 230 Lindley, Charles 40, 126, 191, 247, 255, 259, 260 Lindsey, Linda 193, 260 Lipton, David 166, 167, 230 Littlepage, Janice 145, 194, 259 Lockett, Tammy 144, 151 , 230 Long, Lynda 124, 125, 215, 222 Lopez, Lopez Lopez: Lopez, Lopez Delia 215 Don 230 Jack 79, 86, 103, 155, 17 Mike 234 Richard 191 Lopez, Robert 81 , 215 Lopez Lopez, Ronald 230 Steve 192 Lougher, Scott 230 Lourence, Eugene 215 Love, Charles 230 Lucido, Pat 145, 194 Lucio, Darwin 215 Luis, Don 41, 96, 99, 155, 192 Luis, Robert 100, 101, 230 Luna, Linda 215 Luton, Doug 96, 97, 98, 144, 145, 192 Lyon, Judith 194 Lyons, Kenneth 192 -M- MacDonald, Dennis 106, 107, 144, 215 Machado, Frank 215 Machado, Rodney 157, 158, 159, 215 Mackey, George ,144, 146, 215 Madrigal, Arthur 79, 230 Madrigal, Dianne 230 Maestretti, Robert 80, 103, 230 Maghuyap, Phil 91, 93, 215 Mahon, Pat 215 0, 230 'ILT Mangas, Pat 142, 143, 215 Manolatos, Pete 230 Marchant, Charlene 41, 131, 145, 148, 149, 168, 194 Marchetti, Martha 172, 173, 194 Marchio, Dick 126, 155, 192, 254, 258, 259 Marchio, Pat 16, 66, 146, 149, 194, 208, 250, 259 Marglin, Mike 80, 100, 215, 222 Marini, Carol 146, 147, 150, 230 Marquardt, David 215 Marques, Joe 215 Marshall, Carol 137, 150, 230 Martins, Anthony 106, 216 Martins, Johnny 81 , 108, 155, 216 Martins, Juliana 150, 230 Martinez, Angie 230 Martinez, Jess 79, 91, 142, 219 Martinez, Luis 192 Marvin, Jack 72, 77, 216 Marzolf, Myron 230 Massie, Freddie 234 Mazzuola, Judith 195, 253 154, 195, 208, 240, 255, 256, 259, 273 McClure, Larry 216 McCluskey, Sherry 216 McCoey, Betty 230 McComak, Janet 140, 216 McCoy, Linda Ann McCoy, Sandra 56, 128, 137, 148, 149, 150, 195 McCoy, Tim 234 McElheney, Kenneth 216 McElveen, Pete 40, 73, 77, 123, 146, 193, 247, 249, 252, 258, 260, 273 McGeechan, Marianne 14, 41, 122, 128, 149, 162, 163, 195, 208, 243, 250, 254 McGeechan, Tommy 80, 89, 90, 230 McGoveran, Bill 193 McGrath, Mike 81, 230 McKinnon, Winnifred 42, 47, 131, 137, 146, 147, 151, 159, 160, 161, 216, 222 McQuade, Carol 2, 40, 55, 65, 121, 147, 148 McQuarrie, Adrienne 164, 195, 243, 244, 255 McWethy, Carolyn 195 Meacham, Cheryl 230 Meacham, David 219 Medeiros, Christine 230 Medeiros, Nicholas 108, 193 Melton, Judith 230 Menasco, Anna 219 Menasco, Tommie 42, 80, 100, 170, 216, 221, 222 Meppen, Carol-145, 150, 230 Merlini, Leah 128, 137, 151, 162, 230 Mesturini, Louise 124, 125, 137, 151, 162, 168, 230 Meyer, John 216 Meyer, Linda 50, 55, 68, 131, 164, 172, 174, 196, 253 Mezzavilla, Richard 230 Mickelson, David 140, 230 Mickelson, Doreen 230 Miguel, Patricia 149, 156, 164, 196 Miles, Marshall 80, 230 Miller, Larry 216 Miller, Mariory 66, 129, 147, 168, 196 Miller, Pamela 216 Miller, Teddy 230 Miner, Dalene 140, 162, 216 Miner, Shirley 216 268 Mitchell, Earl 103, 231 Mitchell, Jim 91 , 216, 220 Mitosinka, Jerry 231 Mohr, Ruth 40, 46, 144, 158, 159, 196 Moniz, Jose 231 Montoya, Bessie 216 Montoya, Pauline 231 Mooney, Linda 15, 66, 134, 137, 172, 196, 205, 207, 208, 246, 253, 255 Moore, Carl 158 Moore, Penny 231 Moore, Ronald 193 Morelli, Irving 103, 144, 159, 231 Morelli, Lorraine 40, 45, 46, 146, 158, 159, 196 Mori, Frank 231 Moring, Larry 234 Moring, Sharon 219 Morgan, Penney 231 Morris, Doyle 216 Mortinsen, Deborah 149, 197, 243, 254 Moss, Jarrell Allen 89, 231 Moss, Sharlotte 216 Muir, Elizabeth 164, 216 Mullen, Leah 145, 197 Muncy, Billy 216 -N- Neal, Merle 231 Nelson, Bob 216 Nelson, Gayle 51,124,125,127,131,147, 216 Nelson, Joan 9, 30, 120, 133, 197, 208, 273 Neveu, Richard 79, 91, 117, 216 Newberry, Fay 197 Nicholson, Toni 234 Nicol, Donna 14, 15, 33, 40, 43, 113, 128, 137, 148, 164, 197, 208, 253 Nicol, Kenny 135, 216 Noia, Anita 136, 137, 164, 216, 220, 222 Noia, Robert 216 Nokes, Bob 216 Noon, Victor 1 1, 193 Norgol, Jerry 15, 30, 50, 51, 55, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 91, 94, 114, 116, 127, 155, 193, 208, 253 Nulk, Judith 150, 216 Nunes, Janice 140, 164, 216, 231 Nunez, Elidia 231 -Q- O'Connor, Malcolm 91 , 92, 94, 216 O'Connor, Patric 216 O'Connor, Timothy 80, 91 , 231 Olds, Jimmy 52, 86, 87, 88, 194, 259 Oliver, David 231 Oliver, Sue 137, 144, 164, 231 Olvera, Andrea 136, 137, 151, 166, 168, 231 Olvera, Carlos 79, 102, 104, 140, 143, 155, 194 O'Malley, Maureen 45, 46, 145, 146, 216 Orman, Kenneth 216 Orman, Leonard 216 Orman, Raymond 194 Orman, Virginia 216 Ornate, Michael 158, 234 Ott, Edward 231 -p- Pachecana, Ofelia 144, 216 Pacheco, Joe 194 Pagnini, Roy 216 Paich, Jack 231 Paich, Noreen 156, 197 Palmer, Ronald 231 Panfili, Josephine 216 Parks, Larry 40, 46, 158, 159, 194 Parks, Pamela Ann 216 Parr, Sue 216 Patrick, Richard 142, 143, 216 Pavich, Kathy 231 Pearson, Noa Mae 231 Peete, Bernice 231 Penny, Carol 41, 156, 164, 198, 244 Penny, Dianne 231 Perez, Connie 234 Perez, Hope 231 Perry, Dennis 194 Perry, Gail 2, 42, 124, 125, 137, 151, 216, 222, 273 4 Perry, Ronald 73, 76, 195 Petko, Stewart 147, 231 Pettit, Ben 217 Phillips, Cecil 217 Phillips, Gordon 217 Phillips, Steven 130, 140, 217 Phillips, Ronald 231 Pico, Thomas 140, 217 Picou, Louise 231 Pigati, Elizabeth 150, 231 Pillo, John 217 Pimental, Ken 38, 140, 143, 147, 1.62, 169, 170, 234 Pimental, Leola 149, 172, 173, 198 Pimental, Thomas 89, 217 Pinaire, Donald 234 Pirozzoli, Violette 33, 131, 148, 149, 156, 157, 198, 243, 244, 256 Pitek, Gary 15, 36, 102, 130, 147, 155, 169, 170, 171, 195, 246 Pleasants, Carol 36, 125, 137, 151, 231 Podris, Gary 100, 146, 166, 231 Pollard, Mike 86, 96, 98, 195 Pool, Arva 217 Pool, Barbara 217 Pool, Joyce 231 Pool, Kermit 42, 91 , 92, 115, 217, 222 Porter, Donna 164, 165, 198 Poveda, Tony 42, 100, 147, 166, 170, 217, 222 Powell, Carolyn 46, 51, 125, 150, 158, 159, 217 Powell, Charles 80, 124, 142, 217, 273 Prator, Lloyd 147, 167, 168, 231 Prentice, Donald 91 , 231 Presser, Lonnie 231 Prevost, Patti 217 Price, Bob 217 Price, Gail 231 Price, Harold 89, 90, 116, 124, 140, 155, 195 Pritchard, Pat 80, 102, 116, 1 17, 231 Pritchard, Jim 217 Privett Pe 217 1 QQY Prouty, Bill 36, 50, 55, 59, 65, 72, 75, 89, 90, 114, 136, 155, 195, 208 Provine, Henry 41, 128, 195, 240 Provine, Margaret 217 Pucci, Guy 79, 155, 217 Puccinelli, Ronald 55, 196, 205, 208, 246, 247 Puleo, Margaret 144, 154 Purcell, Lona 198 -R- Radley, Harley 196 Rains, Tommy 103, 231 Ralston, Robert 196 Rambeau, Jackie 154, 217 Ramirez, Marie 231 Ramos, Cathy 131, 137,151, 231 Ramsey, Allan 80, 91, 231 Rasmussen, Luciile 67, 147, 150, 151 , 162, 199 Rasmussen, Lynn 113, 122, 199 Rauhut, Ronnie 231 Ray, Constance 158, 232 Rayner, Ben 196 Reardon, Charlotte 232 Rebstock, Patti 145, 217 Rees, Karen 150, 232 Reeves, Joel 53, 106, 170, 196, 257 Rehm, Georgia Lee 232 Reis, Gerald 2, 9, 40, 46, 51, 64, 85, 120, 158 159, 197, 205, 208, 210, 244, 245, 247, 249 252, 254, 260, 272 Resino, Sandy 41 , 51, 137, 149, 199, 208 Reynolds, Don 232 Reynolds, Robert 219 Rhoades, Janice 232 Ricks, Neoma 144, 232 Rimbault, Douglas 147, 217 Rittburg, Sandy 137f138, 219 Rivera, Victor 197 Robbins, Kay 217 Roberts, Douglas 197 Roberts, Sally Jean 151, 167, 232 Roberts, Thomas 140, 142, 143, 197 Rochelle, Larry 1, 40, 57, 55, 79, 133, 137, 158 197, 208 Rochelle, Roy 89, 91, 100, 232 Rodella, Tommy 142, 147, 168, 170, 232 Rodgers, Elaine 41, 199 Rodgers, Mary Lou 172, 199 Rodgers, Paul 130 Roman, Joe 197 Romero, Judith 137, 151, 232 Romo, Martha 137, 144, 145, 156, 164, 199 Rose, David 232 Ross, Janet 232 Rossi, Joanne 217 Rossi, Judy 37, 50, 68, 70, 148, 154, 199 Rounsaville, Butch 86, 87, 88, 232 Rounsaville, Marg 52, 139, 200, 246, 247 Rozenski, Joe 217 Ruiz, Barbara 217 Ruiz, Michael 72, 77, 83, 91, 155, 217 Ryer, Belvie 46, 217 -5- St. Germain, Richard 82, 102, 105, 145, 217 Salazar, Rudy 89, 90, 142, 155, 198 Sampson, Leroy 217 Samudio, Jess 81, 91,232 Sanchez, Frank 80, 102, 155, 217 Sanchez, Isabel 217 Sancho, Albert 219 Sancho, Bernice 139, 217 Sandoval, Diane 40, 65, 131, 147, 148, 200 San Martin, Gary 1, 80, 86, 100, 128, 170, 232 Sauter, Steve 198 Savage, Eddie 91, 117, 232 Savage, Pat 14, 33, 128, 131, 136, 137, 148, 151 200, 208 Sbranti, Ronnie 100, 232 Scanapico, Mary 232 Schmitt, David 217 Schopke, Margie 170, 172, 173, 200 Schopke, Ronald 232 Schuette, Danny 232 Schultz, Kenneth 232 Scott, Pat 137, 145, 164, 217 Searson, Devaughn 81, 232 Senick, Dottie 232 Senick, Frank 126, 198, 245, 250, 253, 260 Serna, Bob 217 Sexton, Phillip 40, 46, 82, 198, 208 Shaffer, Lewis 232 Shapiro, Bobbe 6, 16, 22, 31, 40, 63, 131, 147, 148, 149, 162, 168, 200, 208 Shapiro, Georgina 31, 33, 58, 129, 130, 151, 167, 217 Shaw, Jane 145, 146, 200 Shaw, Pat 201 Shinn, Joel 106, 134 Shirley, Henry 140, 147, 168, 232 Shively, Robert 140, 217 Sigari, Frank 86, 91, 232, 236, 237 Sigari, Mike 91, 170, 232 Sigari, Nancy 132, 135, 137, 201, 248, 249, 255 257, 259 Silva, Ken 230 Simmons, Melissa 201 Sims, Margaret 201 Singleton, David 232 Sitton, Gary 130, 232 Skaggs, Jimmy 198 Slavik, Roseann 232 Sledge, Gary 108, 129, 147, 166, 168, 217 Small, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith smafhf Smith, Smith Smith, Valerie 217 Bill R. 72, 198 Bill E. 217 Burl Jean 14, 15, 232, 235, 236, 237 Carol 154, 201 David 73, 77, 89, 155, 199 Georgina 172, 217 Gloria 144, 232 Kathleen 137, 151, 232 Mary Alice 140, 218 Sandra 218 Stefany 232 Tommy 81 , 218 Smith, Vincent 130, 147, 166, 199 Snodgrass, Floyd 218 Snow, Betty 232 Solmonson, Deanna 42, 131, 218, 222 Solorazano, Gladys 164, 165, 201, 255, 256, 259 Sonner, Mike 234 Sonner, Walt 147, 199 Springer, Charles 72, 76, 145, 199, 243, 244 Springer, Gary 80, 108, 166, 218 270 Spruell, Judy 40, 61, 63, 130, 138, 141, 147, 148, 162, 202, 208 Stacy, Ronald 218 Stahlheber, Lois 124, 125, 218, 121, 222 Stanford, Mike 199 Stansbury, Gilbert CGib7 81, 82, 85, 102, 105 232 Stansbury, Guy 89, 103, 232 Staudenmaier, Susan 150, 232 Steadman, Ann 172, 173, 202 Steiner, Claudia 151, 232 Stephens, Charles 233 Stephens, Dave 218 Stevens, Wilson Bill 2, 89, 118, 124, 273 Stockton, James 218 Stogner, Elaine 145, 218 Stolberg, Gregory 199 Stone, Frances 38, 122, 148, 156, 202, 203, 206, 207, 210 Stormes, Gail 129, 202 Stratton, Carol 144, 218 Strickland, Bill 2, 9, 121, 126, 200, 208, 247, 253, 260, 273 Strickland, Dorothy 218 Strobridge, Michele 14, 35, 40, 46, 123, 128, 149, 158, 202, 208 Stuart, Raymond 218 Sullivan, Forrest 86, 170, 171, 233 Sullivan, Grant 72, 74, 155, 200 Sullivan, Jo 38, 144, 202 Sutton, Farrell 202 Sutton, Travis 219 Swanton, Richard 130, 218 -T- Talbot, Donna 233 Talbot, Michael 233 Tapella, Gary 102, 155, 169, 170, 218 Taylor, Bill 147, 166, 218 Taylor, Marguerite 40, 148, 149, 158, 202, 246 Taylor, Richard 233 Teegarden, Bettie Lew 133, 151, 233 Teixeira, Jo Ann 218 Tellez, Jack 233 Tennison, Jo Ann 202 Terranova, Linda 15, 35, 40, 46, 131, 135, 136, 137, 149, 158, 159, 202 Terwilliger, Lynn 15, 41, 51, 52, 53, 54, 64, 126, 131, 147, 149, 150, 208, 202, 246, 256, 260 Terwilliger, Nan 125, 137, 150, 168, 233 Thiessen, Martin 35, 40, 158, 160, 200 Thompson, Joe 218 Thut, Bonnie 233 Thut, Carole 144, 202 Tidmore, Jerrie 233 Tiffin, Bill 218 Tillery, Lois 218 V Tomlin, Dorothy 40, 46, 144, 154, 159, 203 Toner, Dorothy 48, 137, 150, 233, 237, 273 Toner, Mickey 82, 83, 108, 127, 218 Tonso, Juanita 41, 60, 61, 63, 113, 129, 131, 147, 148, 162, 166, 168, 203, 208 Toth, Gay 233 Tracy, Nancy 151, 233 Triemert, Gordon 89, 218 Toutman, Susan 218 Tucci, Anita 147, 151, 233 Tuhy, David 218 Turley, Darrel 144, 218 Turner, Jerry 218 Turner, Judith 219 -U- Ulfelder, Janet 151, 156, 233 Underwood, Dale 79, 233 -V- Vargo, Charles 137, 160, 164, 218 Varner, Mary 203 Vawter, Billy 79, 86, 91, 155, 233 Veatch, Mary 130, 156, 218 Vera, Sammy 233 Vidisky, Dianne 1, 125, 137, 162, 218 Vieira, Albert 200 Vieira, Isabelle 144, 145, 203 Vieira, Kathy 41 , 233 Vieira, Matt 167, 233 Viamontes, Robert 102, 103, 200 Vizcarra, Arthur 233 Vizcarra, Sarah 233 Vroman, Dana 218 -W- Wagner, Janey 203 Walden, Dave 45, 46, 65, 73, 140, 142, 143, 147, 158, 159, 170, 201 Wallace, Bert 145, 218 Wallace, Dorene 233 Waller, Pamela 218 Waller, William 201 Waltzer, Barbara 218 Ward, Judy 137, 138, 151, 233, 238 Ward, Karen 40, 46, 65, 158, 159, 203 Ward, Matt 14, 57, 102, 104, 105, 116, 13 170, 208 Ward, Tom 218 Watson, Catherine 142, 218 Watson, Glenn 46, 108, 146, 158, 159, 233 Watson, Judith 33, 131, 146, 160, 161, 203 Webb, Carlos 233 Webb, Joanne 137, 150, 218 TA"f9'1 'LU?Pl51,"!'9 FPMIANY 3, 137, Webb, Ronnie 218 Webb, Sherldyne 160, 164, 218 Weber, Peggy 147 Wells, Pamela 218 West, Jackie '125, 233 Wharton, Bill 108, 168, 170, 233 Whitaker, Ottis Leon 201 White, Donald 146, 233 White, Donna 151, 218 Whitney, Robert 233 Whittington, Allen 233 Whittingham, Georgetta 137, 156, 218 Wigger, Zaddie 233 Wik, Sharon 41, 156, 164, 203, 247, 250 Wilkins, Patricia 233 Williams, Fred 201 Williams, Helen 140, 233 Williams, John 89, 90, 233 Williams, Mara 140 ,147, 150, 233 Williams, Reggie 219 Willis, Howard 233 Wilson, Carol 124, 125, 219, 222 Wilson, Carolyn 219 Winger, Richard 66, 166, 168, 219 Wofford, Linda 203 Wolfe, Loretta 156, 203, 250 Wood, Jeanette 234 Woolcott, Jane 47, 125, 137, 164, 219, 2 Woolever, James 89, 90, 91, 117, 233 Woolever, Robert 89, 219 Woolsey, Richard 219 Worrell, Bill 201 Wright, Sue 137, 144, 150, 233 Wysoski, Mary Jean 124, 219, 222 -Y- Yapo, Constance 203 Yates, Ronnie 234 Youmans, Shirley 145, 219 Young, Barbara 219, 233 Young, Harold 72, 82, 170, 202 Young, Kay 164, 203 Young, Thomas 80, 100, 170, 233 -Z- Zamora, Virginia 233 Zimmerman, Pat 156, 219 ABOUT THIS BOOK . . . This book should help you to recapture memories of your high school days. The staff has arranged the 1960 PANTHER so that within the divisions the pictures and copy follow a chronological order ac- cording tothe month or season. Keys to the contents are the Index and Table of Contents. When reading captions remember to read left to right, front row first, unless otherwise indicated. PRODUCTION DATA Work was begun by the editor of the PANTHER in the summer of '59, After contracts were signed the staff began detailed plans for the book. Futura Oblique was the style used for page headings. Running legends were Lydian, all lower case. In gen- eral the background screening on pages was 30fMa. Seven different colors, Peacock Blue, Aqua, Emerald Green, Sunrise Red, Process Red, Buckskin Tan, and Lavender, were used for endsheets and division pages. The following is an approximation of expenses and Editor Carl McQuade and Advisor Mr. T. Ward. PANTHER PRODUCTION STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Carol McQuade ,,,. Editor-in-Chief Kareen Hanson ,s.. E o.... Senior Assistant Gail Perry as ,, I Junior Assistant Bill Strickland ,..,.o . s,s,s. Boys' Sports Jerry Reis ,,ssss sss,oo , s Art Editor Carole Cito ,sssssss.ee .s s Organizations BUSINESS STAFF Sherry Kidwell Nikki Ambler ss,ss, Stanley Gipson . eee,,o.,,.,..s.. s ,.,...eoe . Bruce Ghiselli .s,,o,,...,.. . PRODUCTION STAFF Carole DeVera ,...,,,,., , ,ss, Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Literary Joan Nelson ,,sssss as Activities Pete McEleven s,,.... Photographer Wilson Stevens sssse Photographer Chuck Powell ..s.ss Photographer Dorothy Toner ADVISOR , Assistant Art Editor income: Income Expense Subscriptions S3200 Dance Pictures 300 Advertisements 1980 Organizations 510 Base Price C100 books, 48 pages1 5 626 Additional pages 2110 Additional copies 1365 Endsheets 36 Enamel Paper 160 Binding 40 Art Work 50 Color 340 Cover 607 Petty cash, photo supplies, and freight 350 Literary Supplement 200 S5990 55884 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To Mr. Tom Ward, advisor, the staff says "Thanks." Mr. Ward spent many extra hours helping, guiding, and advising the staff. We appreciate most of all the fact that he did not insist that we produce an award-win- ning yearbook, but instead let us learn and create our own ideas-even though they might by certain standards. not be the best To the faculty, custodians, administration, adver- tisers, and students who assisted and co-operated with the staff, we say "Thanks" for making our iob a tittle easier. 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