Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1966 volume:

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The new swimh ming pool, opened in August 1965, was the result of cooperation between the community, the county and the students, with Mr. Smith leading the way. We point with pride to these buildings. But far more important is the contri- bution which Mr. Smith has made to our lives . In his address to the student body at the opening of school, Mr. Smith has affirmed many times his faith in us as self respecting, responsible individ- uals. We have tried to live up to that faith. Sometimes we have fallen short, but he has encouraged us by word and by example to do better next time. He has contributed greatly to our sense of selferespect and pride in ourselves and our community. These are the values Mr. George Smith came to Atascadero we Will carry With us. In the truest Union High School as District Superin- sense Mr. Smith has been our friend, tendent and principal in 1955 . At that a man whorn we have been ptoud to time the student body numbered around call our. principal and. superintendent. 300. Steadily increasing enrollment And so it is With gratitude and affection demanded expansion. Under Mr. Smith's that we dedicate the 1966 Santa Lucia to direction the administration building an educator who has touched our lives was rehabilitated in 1959. In 1961 a new SO deeply. boys dorm on Santa Lucia was opened. Mr. George B. Smith TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . Winter pg. 36 . . .Summer pg. 116 m; 7 .. , FALL. .. Students challenge obstacle course, swimming, new Spanish techniques, weight lifting, 8 period days; 7 new teachers are added to faculty; Cross Country takes league championship, comes in fourth in C.I.F. finals; Foote ball season a surprising success for all, big win over Righetti, first time ever; Rally Squad wins trophies, G.A.A. challenges litter problem; Frosh play a big part of AUHS; Sophomores move ahead, C.S.F. sells Greyhound book covers; Drill Team shows new talents; Homecoming festivities prove to be greatest success, including floats, hush day, Mr. Irresistible, Baby Face Day, Orange and Grey Day, snake dance through town, serpentine in the park, Crowning of Queen Carol, and big, mud- dy game with Paso. ADMIN ISTRATION With enrollment hovering around the 725 mark, the administration Chiefs never find themselves idle. Just scheduling Classes so that everyone or nearly everyone, can take the courses he wants is a major operation. As the school expands there's the problem of finding room for all the students. Every teacher clamors for moretequipment. More buses are needed. Students have problems. Decisions must be made. An observer wonders how a bustling school can possibly be kept running so smoothly. The answer lies with these talented people Who make up the administration. MR. GEORGE E. SMITH, Principal MRS. TIGHE Dean of Girls MR. R. H. EWING MR. E. W. GILLS Vice Principal BOQTd 771677117675 Vice Principal H. R. Davis, Kenneth N. Virginia P. Goodrich, JackN. Akers, William Wright OFFIC E STAFF Lois Freydl Lila Maloy Aretta Urey Jo Parker CUSTODIANS Lou Smith Graham Tenbrook Boyd Barker George Lee CUSTODIANS Andy Tenbrook Sage Baro Gerald Brazzi Russell Heaton George Best FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT Is this an A period day? How much money does the Junior class have? How many hot-dogs should we order for the conceSSion? QueStionS: CAFETERIA STAFF Dovey Roberts; Helen Danley; Hetta questions, endless questions, but Lee; NOT PICTURED Mary Best somehow the office staff always comes up with the answers. Mean- while, down in the basement up on the roof, all over the campus, the custodial staff keeps the plant operating. And in snack bar 81 cafeteria the cafeteria staff keeps us fed 81 happy. Genius at work SCIENCE AND MATH With rockets thundering up from near-by Vandenburgh, astronauts whizzing through space and scientists all over the world wait- ing eagerly for news of life-forms outside our planet, our science and math departments keep Greyhound students on their toes. Per- haps computers can do it faster, but our math students still feel that man runs the ma- chines and they plan to keep it that way. 00 You've just got three seconds to take that gum out ! MR. PAUL WOODRUFF B.A. , B. S. MR. ROBERT D. STEWART B. A. MR. NOEL DUDLEY A. B. A. M. MR. ROBERT WILSON B. A. MR. LORIS OLGESBY B. S. M. 5. not pictured MR. THOMAS KELLY B. A. MR. RALPH SACHS B. S. MR. DON TUCKER B.A., M.A. MRS. JANICEJORDAN B.S. MR. GUIDO LOMBARDI A.A., B.A. MISS RUTH DOSER B.A., M.A. MR. RALPH SACHS 13.5. MR. JIM MASTIN B.A. MR. EDWARD DOWNEY B.S. NEW FACILITIES FOR NEW CHALLENGES Returning students this fall hailed our new, Olympic-size pool, the result of the combined efforts of the people of Atascadero and the Greyhound student body. After more than a year of striving to raise the money, its ours, a11 ours. Greatest yet is the new gym, with its spacious basketball courts, COmplete with centercourt monogram and glass backboards. Also housed in the new building are wrestling and weight-lifting rooms, and an 80 by 50 foot all-purpose room for the girls. The lobby houses a modern snack bar that ministers to hungry Greyhound hordes. Did she hit it? MR. JAMES PHILLIPS A.B. MR. GUIDO LOMBARDI A.A. ; B.A. MRS. GAIL RITCHIE B.A. MR. J. M. HAMANN B.A. MRS. ALICE REW B.S. MR. DEL SOLOMON B.A ;M.A. not pictured MR. RALPH PARKISON B.S. Tim Brennan works with die cut as Mr. Solomon lends a hand. NAMES, BUILDINGS, MAKE NEWS h Mr. Hamann plays with t fire t New this year in the commercial depart- ment is brunette Mrs. Gail Ritchie, who pre- sides over the clack of typewriters and the groans of students who just can't get the books to balance. Auto shop has a new face, too, with Mr. Ralph Parkison, who shares with Mr. Hamann the task of turning eager young tinkerers into skillful young mechanics. A few yards east of the auto shop is the new wood shop, opened in September, '65. In addition to room for 24 students, this modern facility boasts a fireproof finishing room, a paint room, clean-up facilities, and gener- Typists are encouraged by Mrs. Ritchie. OUS Storage room- 10 Mr. Hively's drama classes read plays to improve their speaking abilities and to help find their weak points. Mr Stewart concentrates B U SY P E O P L E while conducting. In the applied arts, as well as in the Fine arts departments, the hum of activity goes on and on. Mr. Siler's drama students re- - hearse at night for Best Foot Forward. P t raphers work late in the darkroom and sionally flood the building. Homemaking students study home management, watch with amazement while the oven Cleans itself, try on their dressy dresses. Dissonances of early fall resolve themselves into harmony as music students practice, shooting for honors in county competition. Across the hall from the office, mallets rap as crafts 1 Mrs. Lane's freshman homemaking Classes learn StUdentS turn OUt ProjeCtS in leather and ' the steps in producing a meal. metal, t MR. CHESTER BROWNLY B. S. ; M. A. MRS. HELEN HOWE B.A. ; M.A. MR. DOUGLAS STEWART B.A.; M.A. MISS HARRIET SACKRIDER B.A. ; M.A. MRS. IRENE LANE B. S. ; M.A. MR. RICHARD MARCUSSEN B.A. MR. MAX HIVELY B.A. , B. D. MR. ROBERT CUMMINGS B.A. MR. LEVI MONICA B. S. MR. JON HAMANN A. B. MISS SALLEY ROWLETT B. A. , M. S. MISS HARRIET SACKRIDER, B. A. , M. 5. not pictured MRS. HELEN HOWE B.A., M.A. MR. FRED HOFMAN A.B. Mrs. Howe gives examples of satire to her students 'rgdqtestd z'mdn Film projectors, tape recorders, colored slides- these mark the new look in Spanish. Students are learning to understand the lan- guage spoken at normal speed. And in spite of many protests that they just can't pronounce an r, they are really beginning to sound like natives. Meanwhile back at the ranch, the English department has an all-new curriculum in the works. Aimed at upperclassmen, these se- mester length courses will provide a more varied and more specialized approach to oral and written communication. With one semester of speech required, students will be able to select courses to fit their own needs and in- terests. Instead of the usual ten pages of Latin we'll only have nine. 12 VIET NAM, THE U.N. Specialized agencies of the U. N., the workings of the stockmarket, tax Structure. V . t These are the subjects for discussion in ' t' , tr 3! ' Senior government classes. ' t '. h Freshmen, starting with dating procedures can look forward to the slow climb up the lad- You'd batter take mtes der, through World History, and U. S. Hng t tory, t0 the Newsweek tests that punctuate t their last year. First Aid was never like this for me I Mr . t MR. LEVI MONICA , B. S. MR. RICHARD CATE B.A. , M. ED. MR. GEORGE TOUSSEAU B.A., M.A. MR. DERBY WALLACE B.A. not pictured MR. ALAN MUNSON B.A., M.A. MR. EDWARD DOWNEY, B. S. Hectic pace TRACKETTES KEEP UP WITH ATHLETES Trackettes, the newest organization for girls had a full schedule to complete this year. Members in co-operation with President Ann Chandler and advisor Mr. Ed Downey supplied greatly needed help to host neighboring schools in all ath- 1etic events. Besides distributing medals, ribbons and trophies, the girls kept accurate records of all the events, made programs to sell at the Basketball games, and kept people on the mats in the new gym. Also another first for AUI-IS was the Cross Country Banquet, honoring the athletes and coaches. This is slated to become an annual affair. ROW 1:J. Knutson, A. Pellet, J. Hoffman, J. McCutcheon, A. Cannon, D. Breidenthal. ROW 2: D. Breldenthal, B. Edwards, J. Henry, C. Sanford, D. Cunningham, D. Bryan, T. Tucker, M. Sajovic. ROW 3: A. Chandler, L. Osborne, B. Vogel, D. Schuster, M. Lindquist, N. Scrivner, L. Perry, S. Livingston. 14 Eileen became a skilled tennis player. H; i Dear F riends; It's with sadness that I see my year as an AFS Student come to an end and before I say goodbye to you all, Iwant to GX' press my thanks to you. Thank you so much for the help you have given me this past year, and thank you for the co-oper- ation you give to the A. F .8. program. Thank you so much for sharing with me a home, and a school, and for giving me your love, understanding and friendship. Thank you especially for offering me AUHS Where I learned so many things about you and the United States, and were I met the nicest people I have ever known. Thank you for your interest in learning about Brazil, and for trying to help me establish a better understanding between our countries. I'll never forget this wonderful year I spent With you. To remember is easy for one who has a memory; to forget is hard for one who has a heart. With love, Eileen Aduan OFFICERS: S. Harvey, J.Hughe11, A. Pierce, C. Scrivner, B. Hoague, L. Paaske, ADVISORS: Mrs. Lola Altus, Mr. Jon Hamann. FRQSI-JZADAPT TO AUHS One hundred and ninety-five strong, the class of '69 faced the first day of their high school career with that weil-known sinking feeling. Rallying quickly, the freshmen elected Jim Berna for president, with Steve McFali as Vice-president, Scott Som- mers as secretary and Steve Osenga as treasurer. Under the aegis of this capable state of officers the Class was off for the 4 year run. No longer confused by A period days and split lunch hours this Class is now involved in the kalidoscopic whirl of home- work, fun, activities, and still more homework. Ki .3 Class Officers: Jim Berna, President; Steve McFall Vice Presi- 2:15:11 i??? dent; Scott Sommeis, Secretary; Steve Osenga, Treasurer Gloria Jalen Brenda Margaret Laurel Barcellos Bates Beck Benningfield Berg A mesa $5543: km :31 mg; i i zMMN. wk. , Homer Mike Mary Bled Blevins Blythe Thomas James Bermingham Berna 16 .1 Monti Charles Mary Charles Eric Nancy Blythe Bohanan Bolding Booker Booker Boydstun Michele Marianne James Teresa Brazzi Breidenthal Brooks Brown Judy Susan James Mike Valaine Katherine Carroll Carter Chavez Clark Combs Crawford Edwin Michael Teresa Crutchfield Cummings de Boer M Frank Patricia Ronald Mitchell Gerald Robert Ervine Estrada Estrada Fair Folbre Forsman 17 Franke Garcia Glamm Gomez Goodwin S cott Kim N ancy Gostlin Grande Greenaway Greenelish Greenman i L. riawaxad Dennis Rosemary Kent Joe Roy Gary Grider Grisanti Grasedose Guerrero Guy Halliday Ion Rhoda Stanley Ken Curtis Hammon Hampton Hansen Harrington Hart Scott Kathleen Nancy Ben Heilmann Hill Hinds Hinds Hodgson Hoff 18 Eileen Carla Dixie Debra Linda Rickey ' Howington Mike A JespeIsen Randy Sherry Georgia ' ' Kuhnle Laferty Laumann 19 Jeffrey Pamela Pamela Linn ' X932 Longfellow McCaslin WWW ; 9 ML 0 ? Linda Kerry Roy Stephen Lucy McCormick McDaniel McDaniels McFall MCMurty Cherie Steven Frances Marchand Martin Marvin Dwight MacCurdy 20 Charles Thomas Gary Chris Diana George Mason Mastem Mayhew Michael Mibary Minder Bruce Jack Linda Lendel Paul Joni Morgan Merrill Mueller Muse Myers Judy Linda Jenell Jerry Jamie Diana Nation Nation Nelson Norris Norris O'Dell r Danny Vicki Brigitte Clyde Kirk George Palmer Pauls Pendley Peterson Petemon Peysar 21 Kenneth Dona Reif Ricci Janet Phillips Valerie Robin Riley Ringhofer Robinson Robinson Tony Mike Susan Peter Kenneth Bill Rome ro Romo Rossi Russell Sabin Sale Dorothy Mitchell Linda Micheal James Sanders Sandexs Scovel Shea Shipman Gene Carolyn Jack Teresa Ronald Kathy Sibbach Sipe Skaggs Smith Sommers Spiess 22 Bill Jeffrey Lance Ginger Sherry Ann Teresa Sprague Staley St. Clair Stephenson SteWart Stewart Charles Leonie Marge Dennis Strunk Todd Toews Vaca Connie Ronald Charlotte Gale Terry Kathleen Valles Vanderwert Van Matre Vaughn Venturini Victorine Gloria Barcellos, Nancy Greenman are worried, and its only orange juice. 23 .v 5$$x8$. . n a d ;' :. hs m nulslhlg ' t S am he ne Cm m1 MY JW :0 .K n He .mm mm Wu A.1 mm em ea DY m na 61 wm 1m hb 1 mb Rw mm ae ar cw Kw 24 Mary Williams Carl Warner Allen Craig Edward Worthington Williams 10$? wy Ag 4 1 4 .0! . . :- - NW N; v . . . JW 1. ,4 i1. plv h Q, n n. O A .IQpl'A .1 ,L L W g lM' r'. Cindy Wallravin i'tllwri Bl..f Rebecca Don Young Wise Dav1d Wallace Righettz' upset HOUNDS BOW OUT OF SLO MAJORS ' Atascadero will no longer play Santa Maria, Righetti and Lompoc under what is now known as the S.L.O. Major League. A.U.H.S. will continue play- ing its regular schedule with the excepe tion of these three schools. The Saints go undefeated by the Hounds in all the games played between the two football clubs. Lompoc has al- ways been a big rival of A.U.H .S., with both teams showing equal vigor to overthrow the other. Righetti being a new school has played but three games with us, the Warriors winning the first two, 0-12 both times, and dropping the last one 34-6. The rest of the search proved to be t one of the Hound's more successful i seasons. Milbum sprints through Bearcat line Assistant: Head Coach: Assistant: Coach Mastin Don Tucker Coach Cate Coach Tucker on a brick wall Jesse Arthur's Dick Bangle Jim Baum Steve Beck End 85 End 81 Quarter Back 13 End 18 Bill Bickar Randy Chastain Dave Copelan David Croft Rick Dariner Guard 61 Center 27 Guard 35 Guard 63 Guard 62 Rick Duncanson A1 Estrada Gary Estrada Dave Fergon End 38 Half BaCk 19 End 86 Full Back 15 Half Back 44 Larry Forsman 26 Chuck Gibaut Chuck Hartman Rod Hastie Kevin Healy Pat Healy I Left End 22 Tackle 39 Half Back 20 Quarter Back 14 Center 28 Jim Hughell Ted Hunter Frand Imhoof Gary Knight John Macari Tackle 23 Guard 37 Tackle 74 Center 41 Quarter Back 12 2 LeRoy McKusick Dennis Milbum Henry Savage Dave Silva Frank Smith ' Half Back 42 End 17 Half Back 43 Half Back 21 Full Back 33 1 I I 7 Roger Stanley Steve Tuttle Bill Wachtell Bob Welch Sherman Smoot Guard 73 Full Back 16 End 32 Guard 36 Center 50 :?4 i Craig Davis Paul Moore Manager Manager g-Ed Myall McKusick gets off big gain anager 27 F zhrst time ever PUPS UPSET SANTA MARIA Coaches Tousseau and Sachs D. Watson picks up yardage against Santa Maria as Saintlet tries for Tackle. This years J.V. football team did some- thing no other AUHS J.V. football team was able to do. They turned back the Santa Maria J.V. in a real close ballgame, 6-0. The Pups also scored on an 85 yd. kickoff return by Mike Pendergrass, but the play was nullified by a clipping penalty. The team won three games this year and every time they won, their opponent had a big goose-egg on the scoreboard. In the Lom- poc game the Pups lost by only four points. They scored their only safety of the year in this game against the little Braves. Coach Tousseau, Coach Sachs, J. Springer, J. Stout, D. McGarrah, W. Unfried, J. Gunther, J. Savage, T. O'Malley, D. Blair, N. DesJardines, B. Rice, B. Holland, M. Perry, L. Jacobs, C. Rimelen, manager TOP ROW: K. Sear, S. Peterson, M. Paddock, S. Pickering, T. Alvord, M. Pendergrass, J. Forsrnan, J. Porter, D. Finley, D. Watson, J. Pangbum, J. McDaniels, D. Wedlake NOT PICTURED: M. Watson 28 ROUGH SEASON FOR FROSH Atascadero first year men struggle through up hill going in their debut as high school gridmen. A touchdown and an extra point marked the opposing teams edge in five out of seven games. High point of the year for the freshman gridders came when the Hounds defeated Arroyo Grande 7-0 on a muddy turf in the Atascadero Memorial Bowl. The lone touchdown of the game came on a sixty yard pass from Jerry Walker to Jim Berna, Who crossed the goal line. Irvine converted for the extra point. Dou- bling in brass was Steve McFall, playing Mr. Lombardi makes a comment both defensive and offensive end, on both the Frosh and J. V. teams. 3ka Osenga, E. Booker. MIDDLE ROW: C. Williams, C. Booker, G. Mayhew, G. Peysar, J. Wal- ker, L. Garcia, J. Webb, J. Skaggs, K. Grosclose, G. Chavez. TOP ROW: R. Frosman, Coach Marcussen, R. Kuhnle, D. Unfried, J. Berna, R. McDaniels, K. Petterson, J. Weins, D. Wil- BOTTOM ROW: 8. Sommers, S. Greenaway, P. Russell, L. Hart, J. Guerrero, D. Alvord, S. son, I. Lynn, S. McFall, R. Yates, Coach Lombardi ? First dOWn for Pups 29 NEW EVENTS SPARK ENTHUSIASM i Homecoming 1965 Senior princess, Donna Cunningham, Senior princess, Shirley Heilmann, Queen, Carol Pennington, Junior attend- ant, Barbara Vogel, Sophomore attendant Lynelle Bettencourt, and freshman attendant Valerie Ringhofer Seniors created the winning float entry. Juniors win skit competition with no sweat at 1 l A11 traffic steps while the band leads the serpentine. l 30 I 1 Drill Team PRECISION AT ITS FINEST Captain, Bernie Walker; Adviser, Miss Doser ROW 1. L. to R. C. Stephens, M. Lewis, C. Mackey, M. Busak. ROW2. C. O'Dell, L. Herke, M. IohnsonI A. Brown, R. Wimsett, D. Greenaway. ROW; 3. V. Arnold, B. Walker, B. Williams, C. O'Dell, C. Manlove, S. Walker, L. Morgan. 3 V 12:5 Q Mod m ROW 1. L. to R. S. Watkins, N. Barcellos, J. Hoffman, C. Guerrero. ROW 2. M. Hoff, S. Anderson, C. Lewis, C. Wand, P. Folbre, B. Hasenkamp. ROW 3. L. Roberts, J. McCutcheon, D. Breidenthal, D. Brei- W1, A. Smith, M. Toews, C. Mowery. 31 st AL Dayton C 011w ay Chad Harris Ron Wedlake HARRIERS TAKE LEAGUE The Cross Country team hit a new high this year. Dayton Conway, a senior, led the way for the Harriers t0 the CIF Finals, where he sprinted to fourth place. Close on his heels was Ron Wedlake, another out- standing runner for AUHS. The Hounds picked up a league championship for the first time, this marked their third straight year in CIF competition. In CIF finals, the Harriers took fourth place. Conw ay en route Greedy Greyhounds Hounds Carl 8 Ron 32 J.V. CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: G. Porter, G. Warner, L. Young. BACK ROW: K. Johnston, J. Ewine, D. Anderson, J. Buckman, C. Martin. L Coach Ed Downey Scott Davis Manager Freshmen FRONT ROW: D. Young, G. Folbre, S. Goodwin, M. Bewley, N. Orton. BACK ROW: K. Filipponi, L. Milburn, P. Simoneau, D. Johnston, E. Crutchfield, R. Chastain. 33 Cheerleading clinic RALLY SQUAD EARN TROPHIES Rally Squad members, L to R. , B. Hogue, D. Sewell, I. Pennington, J. Schmitz, B. Vogel, P. Hart, C. Penn- ington, D. Cunnington, S. Borba, T. Wooten. Enthusiastic Rally Squad mem- bers led the Greyhound supporters in new, spirited yells and songs this year. At this years' Cheerleading- , . - Songleading clinic, held at the Rig- 1 ' hetti High School, the Songleaders t ' ' - ' received the Best Mini-Tramp award for jumping. The J.V. Cheer- leaders won the award for the Most Unique Routines , and the combined Rally squad won the coveted award, the Congeniality award. Rally Commissioner Carol Pennington Donna Cunningham Susie Borba A11 for Atascadero, Stand up and holler. 34 Head Songleader Jean Schmitz Becky Hogue Darlene Sewell Barbara Vogel Janis Brant V. Cheerleader Alt. Patti McCaslin Emmi. J. V. Alt. Paula Bradshaw Mascot V. Cheerleader Alt. Songleader Alt. Pam Hart Valerie Shanhan Irene Pennington Debbi Wooten Head J.V. Cheerleader Terri Peterson Becky Villa 35 . w mm mrnw-.wm WINTER. . . Atascadero begins biglbasketball sea- son by sponsoring the first Holiday Tournament in the new gym, Sopho- mores rule Varsity Basketball, A.U. H.S. takes on a new approach with J.V. and Frosh Basketball, Juniors rule class skits-egood start for senior year, Hilltop News updates with new techniques and the selling of ads for a bigger, better paper, Quill and Scroll gains six new members, Varsity Wrestling takes champion- ship trophy at Morro Bay Tournament, Forsman earns outstanding wrestler award to lead the way for the hounds. SOPHOMORES RELEASED FROM BONDAGE The Sophomore class is no longer under the name of Freshmen. They have re ally lived it up this year, being one step higher on the totem pole, they are able to see farther into the future. Also most of the Sophomores have gained wheels this year and they have found that mobilization is great. Virgil's is fast becoming inhabited by the Sophomores. The Sophomore class started off with the construction of a homecoming float. During homecoming the Sophomores portrayed their daring and boldness in their skit. They are going strong in sports. Junior Varsity and Varsity positions are being filled by the second-year men. Class Officers: Jack Baum, President; David Wedlake, Vice Kathy Jerry President; Beth Morton, Secretary; Tom O'Malley, Treasurer. Alldredge Allen Tim Linda James Karen Artie Alvord Anderson Arebalo Babcock Baer Marion Kevin Ron Jack Eugenia Thomas Bailey Baker Baker Baum Bee Berg 38 Johnette Lynelle Mark Jim David Diana Bertoldo Bettencourt Bewley Bissell Blackford Blair Danny Bonnie Judy Je anne Paula Blair Bogart Bonjour Besh Bradshaw Kathie Karen Joe Brennan Brinar Brown Suzanne Russell Mike Barbara Diane C alkins Cannon Carnes Carpenter Carr Joe Sandra Tony Dennis Margie Richard Carrasco Carroll Castillo Cates Chandler Chastain 39 James Camilla Eldon Sandra Jennifer Willie Chatfield Chenault Christie Clinton Conway C ooks Pat Cr awford Debby Scott Mike Davis Davis Day a. ' 1:3 Noel Phil Debby Holly Matt DesJ ardins DiPrima Dulitz Easton Echeverria .i '5' Rick John Albert Dennis Kenneth E1 ismaras Ervine Estr ada Estr ada Evans Sharon Barry Ken David John Charles Evans Figgeroa Filipponi Finley Forsman Fowler Kristie Jane Ronald Gambel Garnett Gibaut Sandra James Gerald Green Greenman Gruder James Jeff Gunter Halletl: Donn a Verl an Hill Hogue Sophomore Jerry Van Saun admires hair that Will grow on ANYTHING Judy Harmon 41 Shayne Rick Harris Hawkins Mark Danny Jewell Iversen Jewell William Iverson and his captive audience Jan Keith Clia David Jeri Johnson Johnston Kelley Kirby Knudsen Linda Donald Nancy Kretchmer Lindstom Lindstrom Carla Jerry Paula Barbara Little McDaniel McNamara McPherson Maureen Melanie Jeff Loren Marilyn Maloy Martinez Menesgz Milburn Miller Beth Mike Gloria Beverly Tom Morton Murphy Neal Oeland O'Malley 42 Mardee Lynn LorrairA 7 James Gail Kristin Orton Paaske Pa ce V Pangburn Parsley Pe ck Arlene Mike Irene Mary Teri PBllet Pendergrass Pennington Pennington Patterson ff Russell Dennis Robert Terry Charles Chris Powell Powell Rapp Ratliff Rimelen Roberts L ripfigv ng infVU Jk425$ f' i . ' f I Y, - I K :Il'$!it$xtI; a? r r y ,. J V Geraldine Cum 5 Robinson Roda f; , Diana Mark Sophomore float hvens Homecommg snake dance Roda Romero 43 David John Beverly Je an Linda N ina S EnfOPd S avage Scheuerm an Schm itz Schr ader Scrivner C arol Kathleen Diane C arolyn Jerry Seeber Severn Shahan Shea Shores ; XI 4 1K; , A f , i i x, l. ,3 i a ' Patrick Gre gory Terry Libby Cynthia Danny Simoneau Slane Smith Smoot Soloman Soper Jim Greg John Larry Linda Springer Staley Stanley Stephenson Stephenson Jack Mike Terry Wesley Charles Jerry Stout T arver Tucker Unfried Vaca VanS aun 44 Claudia Becky David Johnny Ken Michael Vaughn Villa Wallace Wallravin Wallravin Warner Wedlake Wescom Wild Willbanks Williams Nanci Cathy Glenn Debbi Cherie Venjamin D avid N ancy N ina C athy B arb ar 3 Winn Wolfe Woodruff Wooten Yanez Zorn 45 Trash collectors? EMBERS TACKLE LITTER Officers, M. Lindquist, B. Walker, M. W, B. Hogue. Anti-litter campaign in action. Besides undertaking a full schedule of tennis, swimming, bowling and basketball, the members of GAA fought a battle against litterbugs. Taking time out from swimming, the girls decided that something was to be done quick. Grabbing their tools and in full strength, marched on the parking lot, lawns, around the buildings and through the litter, making a clean sweep ae they 'went. 3 Future Olympic material. The pool was well initiated by GAA Members 46 Girls league ALWAYS BUSY Girls' League, composed of every girl on campus worked hard this year on several projects including the Girls' League Formal. The theme Christmas Colorama made a memorable evening for all who attended. Under the guidance of Miss Doser and Mrs. Jordan, the girls learn the pur- pose of the organization, to develop high ideals of womanhood, and to encourage helpfulness and friendship among the student body and community. Miss Dex r ROWl. J. Schmitz, A. Brown, J. Willis, 1. Pennington, S. Carnes, x M. Jespersen ROW 2. C. Seeber, B. Hague, S. Marchand, S. Heil- mann, C. Kelley, ROW 3. Eiygggggzgmag gf6f17L. Bettenco .5, L. Lee, lpraf T Cannon, T. Wooten, M. Breidenthal, MISS- ING, S. Stewart 1 COUNCIL r Eric Goodwin Don Young Dick Bangle Ken Lerno A1 Estrada Manager Manager Forward 14 Forward 23 Center 33 Jack Baum Dave Blackford Guard 11 Forward 12 Jack Porter Verlan Hogue Forward 20 Guard 22 Gary Estrada Dennis Cates Forward 15 Forward 13 Steve McFall Center 30 Bangle scores for Hounds in Holiday Tournament against Paso Bearcats 48 Strong F z'nish HOUNDS SURPRISE LEAGUE The high points of the year for the Varsity team came when the Hounds up- set the Paso Robles Bearcats in the Hounds' new gym. On February 8 they beat the San Luis Tigers in a league crucial, and finished third in the new Atascadero Holiday Tournament, beating the Tigers in the final game. Jack Baum and Dick Bangle Won alle tourney honors for their hustle and all around team play. This years Varsity team was led in scoring by Dick Bangle and Ken Lerno. These two seniors were also this years team captains. Ken Lerno, Capt. , Coach Mastin, Dick Bangle, Capt. Lerno drives in for layup against Arroyo Eagles during Holiday Tourney 49 BOTTOM- Matt Echeverria, Dennis Estrada, John Savage, Barry Figerroa, Tom Bermingham, Dave Wedlake, Rick Hawkins, Steve McFall, Dan Blair, Dave Finley, Coach Lombardi Estrada scores on Jumper Strong defense holds Mission to 18 points. STRONG WIN OVER MORRO Showing determined efforts, the junior varsity basketball team came up with a 7 win, 10 loss record. They surprised both Morro Bay and Mission, upsetting Morro Bay twice by more than 20 points and Mission also. This years scoring was led by Jim Greene man followed closely by Dennis Estrada. The last game of the season turned out to be the main Victory for the Greypups, upsetting the Paso Robles Bearkittens by a score of 77 to 45. 50 F reshman basketball FIRST APPEARANCE Sports fans welcomed the appearance this year of a Freshman basketball team. Marking their debut as part of the Grey- t hound sport set up. Coach Cate's proteges i came up With a record of 6 wins in league games as against 8 losses . High point man for the budding cagers was Tom Birming- i ham, while best defensive title went to Jeff t Linn. Other outstanding players included Dwight McCurdy and Scott Sommers . BOTTOM-D. Alvord, D. MacCurdy, J. Lynn, D. Wilson, M. Clarky J. Berna, L. Pace, Coach Cate, S. Osenga, M. Cummings, R. Estrada, S. Sommers, K. Reif, A. Harrington, C. Martin. 51 BUSY JUNIORS WORK HARD Class officers: Steve Pickering, Vice President; Margaret Lind, quist, Secretary; Patty McCaslin, Treasurer; Dave Copeland, President. Action is the word for the Junior class. Cookie sales, a car wash, dances, bake sales in downtown Atascadero and at the Templeton sales yard taxed the energy and ingenuity of these busy people . With the money raised the Juniors honored the Seniors with the prom, held this year for the first time at the Paso Robles Country Club. A buf- fet supper highlighted the gala evening. Serving as honor guard and decorating for commence- ment exercises completed the year. 1: 2t33sef'fw D ale S andra Anderson Anderson Virginia Jesse Pamela Arnold Jim Susan Donna Baum Benningfield Bertoldo 52 Kathryn Bob Bab cock Willy Gene Carson Bickar Bilyeu Blanton t : Susan Linda Janis Larry John Jane Borba Borjes Brant Brilliante Buckman Burleson Mikellee Charles Judy Alan R ay mond Busak Cames Canington C arroll Ch ang Randy Linda Beverly David Brad Arnold Clark Clinton Coleman Copelan Cronkri ght Cross JoNeil Morrison Pat Robert Richard Virginia June Lee Deputy Dillon Dolling Duncan Durnbaugh Daniels 53 Ginny Arnold, Judy Knutson, and Jane Burleson work hard in biology. Barbara Mary Gary Stephen Edwards t Elwood Estrada Estrada Mr. Wilson discuss line and Margaret LindQuist designs. :3 XJ mat-Kl: V8; Ronald Silvio Fairbanks Galetti Kathy Linda Charles Juan Qallgtlgyr, Gaylord Gibaut Gomez John Debbie Ellen Erma Grande Gre enaway Greenman Guerrero 54 Sharon Goodwin Steve Virginia Halliday Harrington Chad Cha rle 5 Rod Pat Lorna Linda Healey Heilmann Herke Margaret James JoAnn Herrera Herrmann Hewlitt Holland Jolly Charlotte Betty Wayne Ronald Larry Holman Hoy Hughes Hysell Inman Jacob Trudy Mary Helen John Erik Karen Jenner Johnson Johnston Kart Kelly Jeff Bill Gary Judy Kenneth Kerry Kennedy Klearman Knight Knutson Korntve d Kreider 55 Marjanne Dale Cathy u; Margaret Christine Layton LeGraS Lewis Lewis Lindquist Litke Gary Patty Janice Robert Daniel Linch McCutcheon McDaniel McGarrah LeRoy Glen Patrick Carl Charlene Richard MCKusick Martin Michael Milbury Miller Moore 56 Barb ara Morgan JO Kenneth Judy Myall Nancolas Nation Jane Brenda Merry Laurie Michael New Newman Norman Osborne Paddock Noel Glen Laurie Monty Greg Stanley Parker Pellett Perry Perry Peterson Peterson 7F m1 W 4 Sewell and Wachtel settle friendly dispute 57 Lanny Carl Peysar Phillips Mr. Tousseau gives Laurie Perry information. Raymond Bill Ricci Rice Kirk Phillips Carol Ricks 58 Steve Pickering Kathleen Roberts Alta Pierce Lynn Ratliff Linda Rob erts Arlene Pierce Thomas Roda Gail Mary Mirna Carol Russell Bill Sabin Safranek 83 j ovic Sanford Scamara Schultz Diana Kenneth Darlene Margaret Alan Schuster Sears Sewell Sewell Shinn ; $2- 'mxin awaiemmxi. x . . $ w xxxxnw. Iu wixx x Ri David Kathy John Alice Raymond William Silva Silva Simon Smith Smith Smith Robert Roger Randy Stanley Bruce Jeanette Kenneth Barbara Carol Mary Jane Vandergon Van Matre Victorine Vogel Stephens Towes 59 Bill Janice Sheryl Charlotte Glen Gerald W achtel Walker Walker W and Warner W atkins .. LL'W it C231 SKirl ey W atkins Duncan Sue Ruth Linda Beth Geraldine White White Wilhoite Willbanks Williams Wilms Teresa Sharon Linda Larry Susan Wooten Wright Youmans Young Reeves Calwnnia Scholarship F edemtz'on STUDYING PAYS OFF AT AUHS Seal Bearers; S. Heilmann, N. Fraley, K. Schmitt, L. Paaske, S. Carnes, C. Scrivner, L. Foresman, MISSING; E. Goodwin CSF is an honor organization that does more than encourage students to achieve good grades; it also promotes good Citizenship, develops leadership and responsibility. Mrs . Rew, Advisor Projects this year included the sell- ing of Greyhounds bookcovers and a new scholarship offered to an AUHS student. Members had the chance to Visit several colleges during school year. R. 1:L. Foresman, N. Fraley, S. Heilmann, C. Scrivner, S. Carnes, K. Schmitt, L. Paaske. R. 2:A. Pierce, M. Chandler, C. Roberts, L. Paaske, M. Sajovic, M. Layton, P. Pennington, 8. Logan, D. Green- away. R. 4:M. Lindquist, L. Morgan, E. Greenman, G. Harrington, B. Hughes, C. Roberts, L. Gaylord, B. Williams. R. 4: D. Milburn, M. Iversen, D. Blackford, D. Stacey, J. Hughell, R. Smith, B. Staley, R. Inman, P. Micheals. 61 FIRST ROW: Arlene Pierce, Ellen Greenman, Sharon Carnes, Judy Willis. BACK ROW: Dale Anderson, Louis Owens, Tom Roda, Alice Brown, Glen Martin, Kathy Roberts, Dayton Conway, Barbara Vogel, Mark Bailey, Dennis Milburn Frank Smith, Editor, Mrs. Howe, Adviser Hilltop news IMPROVES WITH NEW TECHNIQUES Deadline days for the Hilltop News staff are days of seeming confusion, frantic think- ing, harried writing, and general Chaos. Yet a newspaper has emerged every other Wednes- day, to the astonishment of bewildered editors and to the complete amazement of the advisor, Mrs. Howe. In order to finance the expanded, completely printed paper this year, an advere tising service was established. The entire ad project, has been carried out by the students. The Quill and Scroll took in a record number of new members this yeareseven students in their second year of journalism and serving in a responsible capacity; and the staff boasted a record number of boys-eight. Santa lucid DEADLINE DILEMMA Once again the Santa Lucia Staff'sits back in amaze- ment and relief as they put 30 to this years efforts. Pictures have been taken, developed and printed. Layouts are com- pleted. Copy has been written, re-written and typed. The advertising section is filled. Senior records have been come piled, and more than 550 I.D. pictures have been identified. Working with the long black shadow of deadline days hovere ing over them, the staff has learned versatility, and demon- strated unsuspected talents, and the darkroom has become a familiar place. The record of the 65-66 school year is on the way to the printers the deadline ulcers are beginning to heal, and the staff, having taken a 5 minute break, Wishes they could turn the clock back and do it again. Miss Sackrider Adviser FIRST ROW: Craig Davis, Jerry Van Saun, Mark Holcomb, Steve Pickering. BACK ROW: Jean Schmitz, Bernie Walker, Nancy Fraley, Ray Bustillos, Marsha Jespersen, Rick Hawkins, Linda Lee, Sandy Livingston. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for high school journal- ists, taking into its membership only good students who are in their second year of publications, and have demon- 64 AYF SPONSORS SPECIAL ACTIVITIES HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS 6 MEMBERS Mark Bailey Sharon Carnes Alice Brown Mrs. Helen Howe, Adviser Louis Owens Frank Smith, President Glen Martin Dayton Conway strated skill and responsibility in jour- nalism. Our present chapter has seven members, with Frank Smith the only two year member. R.1R. Smith, L. Morgan, L. Herke, D. Greenaway, M. Layton, Mr. Delbert Solomon, advisor; R.2 L. Pace, C. Solomon, L. Berg, J. Wadhams, L. Roberts, G. Staley, 5. Carter, J. Staley, R. 3B. Williams, L. Gaylord, B. Pace, T. Berg, V. Cunningham, R. Goodwin, J. De Welt, D. Maas FHA'ers SERVE COMMUNITY FHA has been very active, starting the year with a get acquainted party, the girls began a full year of work. The girls got into the Christmas spirit by allowing the boys to help bake cookies that were to be distributed in rest homes. Mem- bers had the Chance to Visit the State Hospital, and the State Convention at Asilomar. One of their many projects for the year was the making of a new Homecoming Cape. Jim Baum samples Christmas cookie batter. Advisor, Mrs. Lane OFFICERS D. Cunningham, I. Pennington, D. Sewell, C. Gray, C. Seeber, P. Pennington FHA President Cheryl O'Dell C'IF victors HOUNDS TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP Atascadero had the outstand- ing wrestler, three individual Champions, four runners up and two consolation winners in plac- ing second behind Arroyo Grande at the San Luis Obispo Athletic League wrestling finals in our gym. Larry Forsman, Winner of two tournaments and undefeated in both season and league matches, was voted the most out- standing wrestler in the league. Forsman pinned Arroyo Grandes Pete Segundo in the second round of the 154 championship. Grey- hound individual champions in- cluded Larry Forsman 154, Glen Warner 103, and Kevin Healey 145. Warner also won an individ- ual championship. This put AUHS in 8th place in all Southern Cali- fornia competition. 9 Coach Don Tucker Stan Green Glen Warner Jerry Shores 95 lbs. 103 lbs 112 lbs Steve Green Dale Anderson 120 lbs. 1271bs. mm Rick Duncanson Ron Wedlake Kevin Healey 133 lbs. 138 lbs. 145 lbs. 66 Larry Fofsnfah 1 Dave Fergon Dennis Milburn 154 lbs. 1 165 lbs. 175 lbs. 191 lbs . Heavyweight Larry wins another of his many victories Jo Ed Myall Tom O'Malley Bill Wachtell Manager 191 lbs. 138 lbs. 1 1 Frank Smith Woody Miller Frank tries for a pin 67 t, 2,, f Coach Don Tucker J V and Frosh BIG BOYS Both the Junior Varsity and the Freshman wrestling teams had Winning seasons this year. The Junior Varsity won 9 and lost only 2 matches in the entire season. Fresh- man grapplers won three matches loosing only one. Main Victory for Junior Var- sity Grapplers was the match With Righetti, with the Hounds clobbering the baby Warriors by a score of 65-0. Outstand- ing matmen were Roy McDaniel at 175, Kirk Peter- son, heavyweight and Clyde Peterson at 95 pounds . FIRST ROW: Clyde Petersen, Craig Davis, Jerry Shores, Bob Forsman, Joe Guerrero, Pat Simoneau. SEC- OND ROW: Ron Wedlake, Chad Harris, Pat Healey, Roy McDaniel, Monty Perry, Kirk Petersen FIRST ROW: Bob Forsman, Clyde Petersen, Gary Holliday, Scott Green- away, Joe Guerrero. SECOND ROW: John Wiens, Terry Venturrini, Mike Jespersen, THIRD ROW: Jim Chavez, Roy McDaniel, Ken Groseclose, Kirk Petersen. Wachtell works 68 IN MEMORIAM George E. Tousseau 1920e1966 ADVISOR, FRIEND TEACHER, COACH Mr. George E. Tousseau came to Atascadero High School in 1956. Serving in many capacities, he played an important part in the life of the school. His United States History classes were a focal point in our Junior year. In his Classrooms many of the great moments in the history of our country came vividly to life for us. Mr. Tousseau joined Mr. Sachs in coaching the Junior Varsity football team in the fall of 1962, throwing himself into the task with typical enthusiasm. As Class ad- visor, he spent many hours helping with Junior class activities. His friendliness and warm-hearted interest never failed to spark the activities of which the Junior- Senior Prom was the highlight. Mr. Tousseau's many enthusiasms, quick wit, and lively sense of fun will be sorely missed by the faculty and student body of Atascadero High School. 7M I, ' X . MA 77 ' f 1 , , 1; , 1 .5; IV 'U V 377 1f 1 Student Counc1l 38 es big, sponsors new ilk 34 2! 1X1 7114.9 OW 1f ' fSChool Signj Pep Ciub displays skits for , , .1 :12 13 112: 1 student Kbody, sells megaphonex:117 Choir 11 and band provide stuEe111t Hady d com- Irimiity w1E11XJ111certs Wiettermen play if 1 X; '1 111 f 167' 'Hobo at annuJinwance GALS help lit- W , $1 3 ter problem, clean up campus and park- I 111g lot. Students show talents in play, Best Foot Forward , swimmers make first big splash win over Righetti, Var- sity Baseball scores big, beats Cal Poly Frosh 13 -.5, Girls Tennis ties up league championship, Track teams break old :WW 176901915wa Livy X11177 S tudent government DEMOCRACY IN ACTION While gaining valuable experience in government, Student Council Officers and Representatives study the many problems of student life. Representatives are encour- aged to voice the opinions of their home- room Classes in Student Council meetings. On the agenda for this year to be com- pleted was a school sign. The sign designed by an AUHS Senior, Ron Tucker, is to be placed on the hill in front of the school. Much of the work in Student Council was done in committees. Each representative was assigned to a committee, which proved valuable in getting action instead of talk on various projects including banners for the gym, and a new ineligibility system which was also worked on by members of the faculty. Student Body President 1965-66 Larry Forsman Adviser, Ivir. Gills Charyn Scrivner, Linda Lee, Dennis ilburn, Frank Smith, Jim Hughell, i i Executive Council, Larry Forsman, Carol Pennington, Ann Chandler, Larry Paaske. 72 Petersen,Half?1 gallgtlgy;v8. Borba7 D. Vaca. R.2 B. Forsman, E. Goodwin, L. Paaske, L. Smoo, L. Worthatf! 5 S. Lewis, C. O'Due'H, C. Gibaut. R.3 R. Cowan, J. Burna, J. Evans, D. Knutson, J. Herrmann, ' B. Elisarraras. Representatives. R.1C. Davis, C. Yanez, G. Sabin, B. Morton, M. Smith, A. Cannon, L. You:ans, TT' xx 1 glass Presidents. Jim Burma, Jack Baum, Dave Copelan, Frank mith. Representatives voiced their home- room's opinions. Jim Hughell takes his turn raising me Vice President Larry Paaske gives a report on assemblies. flag. 73 Spirits soar MEGAPHONES ROAR Pep Club members lived up to their name this year. New orange megaphones magnified their enw thusiasm as the members screamed their support for Hound teams. Cheerleaders and songleaders got a boost in their efforts to promote school spirit when Pep Club presented them with 10 inch letters for their outfits. During basketball season club members joined the Rally Squad in producing skits. gt? Mrs: Janice Jordan, John Evans St. at Arms, Paula Pennington Sec. Bernie Walker Tres. ; AdVISOF Tressa Wooten Vice Pres. ; Bill Watchel Ways 8 Means. New look for cheerleaders as Pep Club takes over. i 74 Luther, M. Layton, Wm ROW 2, J. Staley, S. Goodwin, R. Stebbins, J. Garnett, P. Pennington, K. Babcock, D. Schuster, ROW 3, G, Staley, R. Smith, B. Elisarraras, T. Hunter, B. Welch, M. Iversen T Roda, B. Griffen, D. Blair. NOT PICTURED: J. Durnbaugh, M. Martinez, K. Ramos, S.L hpderseW A. Baer, Arty Baer, T. O'Malley. D. Silva, F. White, D. Copelan. hmve Jr 7h 4A5 L4 Lpuqt , Choir 0n move j 4 VNVV 1 A CAPPELLA SINGS OUT ROW 1, C. Solomon, L. Pace, C. Pennington, T. Wooten, B. Hasenkampk, P. McNamarra, L. R. Roberts, B. 1 Now in its second year, the A Cap- pella Choir forms a group of students with a special interest in vocal music. This dedicated group of talented sing- ers hopes to equal the Excellent rat- ing attained in 1965 at the District fESt tival. During the year, the vocalists under the direction of Mr. Douglas Stewart have entertained the Rotary Club, and the Choir Club joined them in presenting an Easter program. Mr. Stewart rehearses MESSIAH for their Christmas program. 75 DESIRE . , , Q, . l SKILL ' COURAGE CITIZENSHIP i i L. Forsman i Lettermen worked hard this year to raise the funds for their scholar- ship of $500 for an outstanding Sene ior athlete, by selling rooters rib- bons and supporting other money raising activities. T heir annual dance was held in March to provide fun for the Letter- men and their dates. Membership this year was over 40, presided over by President Den- nis Milburn, and guided by advisor Coach Don Tucker . i 1 ! 9 OFFICERS K. Healey, F. Smith, R. Wedlake, S. Beck, ! x ,iuiii'iidtigw'me A 5 President Dennis Milburn, i Adviser, Coach Don Tucker R.1M. Jensen, H. Savage, S. Beck, J. Macari, D. Bangle, F. Clyburn, D. Anderson, C. Milbury, L. 1 McKusiCk, G. Knight, R.2 L. Forsman, R. Duncanson, P. Healey, J. Baum, C. Gibaut, B. Watchtel, K. t Lerno, K. Kreider, D. Milburn, F. Smith. R.3 Coach Tucker, R. Wedlake, K. Healey, C. Warner, D I i i i Fergon, S. Smoot, R. Danner, S. Tuttle, J. Johnson. R.4 R. Chastain, D. Knutson, B. Welch, D. Silva, M. Bangle, A. Estrada, J. Blake. R.1G. Harrington, L. Heilmann, B. Edwards, E. Greenman, S. Watkins, C. Miller, K. Miller, D. Greenaway, L. Morgan. R.2 S. Harvey, S. Heilmann, M. Layton, M. McGarvey, L. Clinton, C. Scrivner, L. Roberts, J. Galetti, J. Marlow. R.3 K. Roberts, A. Chandler, B. Hogue, D. Schuster, M. Lindquist, E. Walker, S. Living- ston. GALS WAGE WAR ON 2513;133:411- Dtgic-er, S. Heilmann, A. Chandler, L ITTE RB U GS With a membership of 25, GALS, led by President Shirley Heilmann, tackled the litter problem at AUHS. Several workdays were planned to clean assigned areas. To belong to this organization, two years participation in GAA must be completed. Marilyn McGarvey and Bernie Walker try to stamp out litter. 77 v E7MMXV61MX53.MMiM 141 A Vrdua; W601 ?;wa MAL arurzzt a 49f tifj .14de by Z? V4249 zwdcj 9: 1A 2am Wna 7328f Mina Maj Wave t '7 , P R 4 K! LL14 it 9 H K K7182 .63; .Qv :9?! 3 I rug -;e'm D. A. Stewart, Instructor, Diane Schuster, Drum Major BUSY BANDS Linda Ga lord, Marianne Layton, Barbara . . Vogel; stZte honor bland Our AUHS bands, under the dlrection of Mr . D. A. Stewart, have been keeping busy With preparation for various performances . After the first concerts, the bands madly practice sight reading and concert music for the Dis- trict Festival in March. Good marks at this festival Will permit the B Band to head south for participation in the regional festival. Bands from all over the southern portion of the state participate. The judges classify the bands Superior, Excellent, or Fair. The A Bands travels will include San Francisco and Sacra- mento as highlights . They will present cone certs at San Rafel and possibly San Jose. Shirley Heilmann, Janis Marlow Majorettes FIRST ROW: D. Wilson, G. Harrington, L. Gaylord, M. Laytont J. Marlow, S. Carnes, L. Clinton M. Miller, A. Pierce, D. Schuster SECOND ROW: F. Perry, K. Babcock, K. Jones, K. Miller, C Roberts, K. Roberts, E. Greenman, I. Pennington, K.' Babcock THIRD ROW: J. Van Saun, E. Karr, W. Miller, D. Con- way, L. Paaske, K. Filipponi, C. Carnes FOURTH ROW: J. Evans, L. Durnbaugh, W. Porter, P. Moore, A. Beer, M. Carnes, B. Dillon. FIRST ROW: S. Calkins, D. Blair, G. Robinson, L. Paaske, J. Bertoldo, T. Stewart, D. Milbury, M. Breid- enthal, E. Scovell, N. Greenman, C. Marchand, C. Miller, J. Nelson, K. Wolfe, J. Bryan. SECOND ROW: 1. Wiens, T. Berg, R. Gibuat, M. Sanders, J. Norris, R. Buckley, J. Blair, A. Harrington, P. Simoncau, D. MacCurdy, G. Sibbach. THIRD ROW: J. Forsman, C. Warner, D. Wallace, C. Williams, K. Peterson, K. Kreider, D. Unfried, S. Martin, T. Castillo, FOURTH ROW: W. Unfried, J. Berna, D. Wilson, G. Estrada, V. Pace, D. Jewell, J. Porter, J. Rowe, T. Karr. FIRST ROW: K. Ramos, P. Deguty, M. Malo , D. Carr, B. Coleman, S. Carter, L. Heilmann, K. Brennan, M. Chandler, B. Vogel SECON ROW: 5. H91 mann, D. Dulitz, K. Alldredge, M. Jespersen, L. Lee, J. Henry, N. Scrivner, D. Bertoldo, L. Perry, K. Toft THIRD ROW: J. Eberly, D. Cates, T. Alvord, J. Macari, T. O'Malley, D. Stacy, D. Croft, J. Baum, T. Roda FOURTH ROW: D. Alvord, J. Linn, K. Reif, D. Wedlake, D. Fergon, T. Platz, J. Baum, R. Clark. LIGHTS, CURTAINS, ACTION!! The Drama departments fail play started them off with their Best Foot For- ward . The 1965-66 year started off with Mr. Hively teaching speech and drama for the first semester. Mr. Hively also spear- headed the Lions Club Speech Contest for AUHS. This start was followed up by Mr. Anderson during the second semester which also was highlighted by pantomines and extracts from major productions such as My Fair Lady. Fellow students make up an appreciative audience. TANKMEN MAKE BIG SPLASH Hitting the water for the first time in the history of AUHS, the Greyhound swim team put together a fine season of swimming and diving, to the teams who went down in defeat to the wet hounds, this was evident. Under the supervision of Coach Dick Marcussen, the 1966 AUHS swim team, With the help of many talented swimmers and divers has established a fine swim record. The Atascadero aquamen came through With a fine effort in their first year of competition in league swimming. FIRST ROW: C. McDaniels, J. Skaggs, N. Orton, B. Jewel, D. Wedlake, C. Bohanan, L. Jacobs, T. Brennan, F. Smith, G. Slain, R. Stevens, R. Cannon. SECOND ROW: R. Kuhnle, B. Wilson, D. Legrass, R. Peysar, D. Kenyon, S. Osenga, C. Gibaut, B. Elisar- rarras, R. Gibaut, R. Chastain, A. Estrada, Coach Marcussen. Brennan splashes to a win! Randy Kuhnle makes the big turn -$i 3 Wig, tram Kid $534 ,. V 81 43? B111 Griffin Gary Estrada Pitcher First Base Jensen throws against Cal Poly Frosh. Bob McDaniel Dick Bangle Larry Forsmarj K Third Base Catcher Bob Welch Sandy Koufax Second Base Pitcher Strong pitching EARLY WINS PACE RUGGED SEASON The 1966 Varsity Baseball squad was paced by eleven returning letter- men. The '65 batting champs of the team, Gary Estrada and Tim Alvord, were among those returning lettermen. The team looked good in the early part of the season, defeating Paso Robles 7- 0 on the Bearcat's diamond. They wal- loped the Cal Poly Frosh 13-5 on the Hound's home field, and downed King City 7el also on the Hounds diamond. In the Paso game Mark Jensen tossed a three hitter while striking out twelve. Dick Arnold allowed the Cal Poly Frosh only four hits in the following game . It took pitchers, Jerry McDaniel, Dick Arnold, and Bill Griffin, to combine a four hitter against King City. Shortstop Catcher Pitcher Third Base Second Base 7 X . ' k V ' L 7 q : x. ,.,, 3. V .7 : Z;- fx .- a 4 L .,. Amy. ,4..n-. L w... Mm. V-....r ; h A rm '; l H , V, .; ' 1.$- L y ' Coach Ralph Sachs l Kevin Healy Jim Baum Mark Jensen Frank Clybum Pat Healy Tim Alvord Dennis Milburn Outfield Outfield '2 Dan Knutson Dick Arnold Outfield Pitcher ; 83 FIRST ROW: Darren Alvord, Phil DiPrima, Ron Estrada, Jeff Hallet, Dennis Estrada, Mark Iversen. SECOND ROW: Coach Lombardi, David Blakford, David Sanford, Steve McFall, Rick Hawkins, Scott Sommers, Jim Berna, Jim Greenman, Roy McDaniel. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May J. V . BASEBALL SCHEDULE 8 11 14 15 18 25 12 15 19 22 26 29 3 6 10 13 Atas. Atas . Atas. Atas . Atas. Atas . Atas. Atas. Atas . Atas. Atas. Atas . Atas. Atas. Atas . Atas. Templeton Mission Templeton S . L. O . Morro Bay S. L . O. Paso S . L . O. Righetti Arroyo Santa Maria Morro Bay Lompoc Cabrillo Mission Paso 84 Northern division PUPS PLACE HIGH The Junior Varsity Baseball team was paced by three returning players from the preceding year, Jim Green- man, Dennis Estrada, and Mark Iver- sen. Coach Lombardi commented that he won ball games on the mistakes of his opponents. With his hopes on taking first in the league this year, Coach Lombardi pointed out that in the '65 season the team finished 2nd in the league, although the leading hitter bat- ted only 225 . FIRST ROW: Carol Seeber, Marilyn Miller, Arlene Pierce, Becky Hogue, Lorna Hiel- mann, SECOND ROW: Debby Dulitz, Bernie Walker, Barbara Ed- wards, Laurie Osborne, THIRD ROW: Miss Doser, Charlene Marc- hand, Kathy Alldredge, Janice Galletti, Donna Sanders, Shirley Heil- mann. ATASCADERO NETMEN The girls tennis team has had a highly suc- cessful year. Ending with the seasons tournament the girls came home with a tie for first place With Santa Maria. Four girls returned to the team from last year. Before the tournament the girls played San Luis, Paso Robles, Santa Maria, Righetti, and Lompoc. The boys were also a suc- cess, with five returning boys led by David Silva and Bill Robinson. The boys had their matches along with the baseball team. FIRST ROW: Dwight McCurdy, Mike Tarver, Jim Norris, Andy Harrington, Clyde Peterson, Ben Hoff, SECOND ROW: Mr. Stewart, Coach David Silva, Danny Kregan, Woody Miller7 Wayne Porter, Bill Robinson, Cary Pharis. 85 FIRST ROW1Roger Cowan, Verlan Hogue, Otto Karr, SECOND ROW: Coach Downey, David Croft Steve Tuttle, Bob A11en,Dale Andersen Heinz Butner. Steve Beck Ron Wedlake, Carl Milbury, Glen Pellet, Steve Goodwin THIRD ROW: Dayton Conway, Johnny Johnston, John Buckman, Steve Pickering, Russ Scamara Jim Hughell. iiA ii Tm ck AMBITIOUS SPIKEMEN Headed by outstanding run- ners Conway and Johnston the Greyhound track team is fixing its sights on a record-smashing season. Dayton Conway, veteran of Cross Country competition, will offer hard-to-beat competi- tion in the mile and two mile runs. Johnny Johnston, running in the 440 and 880 events, looks like a potential record smasher, ac- cording to Coach Ed Downey. Heinz Butner is expected to score in both high and low hurdles and in the broad jump. Russ Scamara should shine in the pole vault. Greyhound spikemen Will be com- peting this year for a new and meaningful award, that of Most Inspirational Trackman. This award, given in memory, of one of Atascadero's most outstanding trackmen, Richard Johnston, has been established by Rich's home community of P020 . 2m Dayton cools out 86 Johnston at the 880 Mike Benadum Croft- -Shot Put Butner--High Hurdles Scamara--Pole Vault Benadum takes time out 87 Dale Anderson, Russ Scam, ara, Carl Milbury, Glen w Pellet, Johnny Johnston, t SECOND ROW: Coach Ed V Downey, Steve Pickering, 1 Don Unfried, Larry Young, X Roger Cowan, Ron Wed- t lake, Steve Goodwin. FIRST ROW: Pat Crawford, l l x hBtt Track HIGH SCORERS t High scorer in B Track to date has been Dale Ander- son competing in the high jump, and the 1320 yard run. Keith Johnston looks like a strong contender in the 200 yard dash, the 100 yard dash, and the long jump. Bob Stanley propelled the shot 41 feet 10 inches in the Hounds first meet of the year with San Luis Obispo . Kart moves that foot I i Tuttle tries for a long jump Pickering and Milbury in relay h t 88 Vim Track SPRINTERS HAUL Freshman John Ervine was tops in the early sea- son taking a first in the 1320 and a third in the 180 yard run, against San Luis Obispo. Mitch Sanders is also a promising prospect in the 1320. Dale Johnston is expected to follow in his brothers footsteps in the middle distance field, Loren Milburn has shown great improvement in the sprinter. Small in number, the Cee's show real promise according to Coach Downey. Ron hits top record Watch that hat boy Croft sprints through finish line FIRST ROW: Eric Goodwin, Mitch Sanders, Verlan Hogue, Jack Blair, Mitch Fair. SECOND ROW: Steve Goodwin, Roy Morri- son, Pete Russell, Kim Greenelsh, Loren Milburn, Coach Ed Downey. 89 After a three year climb, the class of '66 has finally reached the top of the totem pole. We've watched our last Hound football game, we've sung the Alma Mater for the last time, and we've watched the flag raised at AUI-IS for the last time . Many events have made the year fly. Senior pictures came first. Scholar- CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Howe, Mr. Stewart, and Mrs. Wallace. Senior class ajyicers Frank Smith, President; Shirley Hcilmann, Secretary; Sharon Carnes, Treasurer; Ron Wed- lake, Vice President. ships and job applications rushed past, followed by an avalanche of events in the spring quarter. . .the Junior-Senior Prom, the Senior Tea, Ditch Day, fol- lowed by Baccalaureate, the Senior Ban- quet and finally the day we have been preparing ourselves for during twelve years - -graduation. SENIORS. . . Early morning senior bull session. Charyn and Larry hardly recognize Abe. Alan learns his schedule Ray entertains at Homecoming Assembly. Medea as Seniors see it. 10 Pretty Girls in the dance studio. 91 BOB ADAMS NANCY BARC ELLOS EILEEN ADUAN MARK BAILEY STEVEN BECK MICHAEL ALDREDGE MELVIN BAN G LE MIKE BENADUM RICHARD ARNOID RICHARD BANG LE JIM BLAKE ERIC BRUCE DEBBY DENISE BOSCH BOYDSTUN BREIDENTHAL BREIDENTHAL TIM ALICE FLOYD BRENNAN BROWN BROWN JEMMY RAYMO ND HEINZ ALICE BURLESON BUSTILIOS BUTNER CANNON 93 SHARON CARNES DAYTON CONWAY ANN CHANDLER F RANK CLYBURN ROGER COWAN 94 RANDY CHASTAIN SUE COLEMAN DAVID CROFT JANE CLARK RUSSELL COLOMBO DONNA CUNNINGHAM LAVONNE RICK CRAIG ALLAN CUNNINGHAM DANNER DAVIS D EC KER JOHN KEN RICK DEWELT DULITZ DUNCANSON LYNN ROBERT JON PATRICIA DURNBAUGH ELISARRARAS EVANS FAIRBANKS 95 DAVID PEGGY LARRY , NANCY FERGON FOLBRE FORSMAN FRALEY 3 JANICE RAMON CLIFFORD i GALETTI GOMEZ GOODWIN ERIC RONALD CAROL STANLEY GOODWIN GOODWIN GRAY GREEN '7 STEVE BILL CARMEN JIM GREEN GRIFFIN GUERRERO HANSEN PAM STEPHANIE BARBARA HART HARVEY HASENKAMP CARRIE KEVIN SHIRLEY KAREN HAYNES HEALEY HEILMANN HERKE 97 JOLENE LINDA SHERYL BECKY HERRMANN HIER -JOHNSON HILL , HOGUE : , x MARK JUDY LETHA HOLCOMIB HOFFMAN HOLWELL WYLENE THOMAS JIM TED HOMAN HOO TON HUGHELL HUNT ER 98 FRANK MARK MARSHA RAYMOND IMHOOF JENSEN JESPERSEN JOHNSON RANDY MARY DANNY KENNEY KNIGHT KNUTSON RANDY TOM EDWARD DIANE KROGER LAFERTY LANIN G LAW RENCE 99 LINDA PAMELA TERRY KENNETH LEE LEE LEE LERNO MARY SANDRA SUSAN LEWIS LIVINGSTON LOGAN ROSALIE ELIZABETH MICHAEL MARILYN LOPEZ LUTHER MCCAIN MCGARVEY 100 . 4 4, JOHN CANDY CHERYL JANIS MACARI ' . MSACKEY MANLOVE MARLOW 'x 4. WW . ELIZABETH SUE . EMILY MARSALA MARVIN MEN EZ DENNIS FORREST KAY PAUL MILBURN MILLER MILLER MOORE 101 CAROL JOHN CHERYL CON N IE MOWREY NORMAN O 'DELL O 'DELL . LOUIS LARRY BEVERLY : ;, OWEN PAASKE PACE CAROL PAULA DAVID THOMAS PENNINGTON PENNINGTON PITTENGER PLATZ 102 MARY WAYNE RODGE STEVE POR TER PORTER RATLIFF REYNO LD S LOUIS BILL THOMAS RICKS ROBINSON RODA JOHN JIM PENNY MIKE ROGERS ROWE RUSKOVICH RUSSELL 103 SARAH HENRY KAREN FRAN K RUSSELL SAVAGE SCHMITT SCHOLL CHARYN CAROL VALERIE S CRIVNER SEGRETO SHAHAN DAN LEON FRANK SHERMAN SHARPE SIMONEAU SMITH SMOOT 104 yaE TARWATBK MALCOLM WATSON JOHN TATE RONALD TUCKER RONALD WEDLAKE 105 LOUIE TEXEIRA STEVE TUTTLE MARY WEEMS KATHLEEN TOFT A BERNADETTE WALKER ROBERT WELCH JUDY DIANE RITA WILLIS WILSON WIMSETT NOT PICTURED ALAN BAER GORDON GUNTER OTTO BARLOW GARY HETRICK DAVID COOKS SUSAN LILES JOAN DEMPSEY ROCKY THIEL FRAN K WHITE 106 Our last basketball game OUR senior boys 107 REMEMBER. . . At lunch time kWM4 w-JLh . L N, If Donna and Roxie Mr. Irresistable ? ? ?? IN MEMO RIAM Barbara Frances Morton June 13, 1948-May 10, 1965 BOB ADAMS- Little Kinky -Footba11 1; Track 1,2. VERA ALICE; PEREIRA ADUANik 3 3 Eileen -Transferred from Iejpa, Bra- , 2113.G.A.A.4;Pep C1ub4;C.S.F. 4; j Girls' League Council 4; A.F.S. 4. 2,. MIKE ALLDREDGE- Ostrich -Foot- ba111,2,3,4;Baseba111,2,4;Wrest11ng 1,2,4; Lettermans Club 4; Band 1,2; Honor R011 1. RICHARD ARNOLD- Arn -Footba11 1; Baseba111,2,3,4;Honor R0111. ALAN BAER- Alan -Band 1, 2,3,4. MARK BAILEY- Marcius -Transferred from Eureka High School 3; Football 3, 4; Journalism 3,4; Honor R0113,4; Quill and Scroll 4. MELVIN BANGLE4 Me1 -Footba11 1; Baseba111,2; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Perform- ing Chorus 1. RICHARD BANGLE- Bags-D1ck-Ne1s - Football1,2,3,4;Basketball1,2,3,4; Baseba111,2,3,4; Lettermans C1ub 2,3, 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Honor R0113. NANCY BARCELLOS- Nancy -Dr111 Team 3,4; Pep C1ub 3,4; Performing Chorus 1,2,3; Honor R0111,2,3,4. OTTO BARLOW- C1yde 3C.S . F. 2, 3,4; Journalism 2; Service Awards 2; Honor R0111,2,3,4. STEVE BECK- Ne1S -F00tball 1,2,3,4; Track1,2,3,4;Wrest1'1ng1,3;Letter- mans C1ub1,2,3,4; Tailtwister 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Perform1ng Chorus 1,2; Honor R011 1,3. MIKE BENADUM- Benny -Transferred from Paso Robles 1; Home Room Repre- sentative 3; Track 2,3,4; Pep C1ub 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2, 3; Swimming 4. JIM BLAKE- Jim'VHome Room Repre- sentative 3; Basketba11 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Lettermans C1ub 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Honor R0111,2,3. ERIC BOSCH- EriC -Performing Chorus 1; Dramatics L1fe With Father ; Honor R011 2, 3. BRUCE BOYDSTUN- Jack -F00tball 4Frosh Manager; 1, Basketba11 2; Track 1; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4. D EBRA BR EIDENTHAL - Debby Home 109 Room Representative 2; Dr111 Team 3, 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Dramat1cs The Mouse that Roared 3; FHA 1; Girls' League Council 1; A.F.S. 4; Honor R011 1, 2, 3 , 4. DENISE BREIDENTHAL- Dennie G.A.A. 1,4; Band 2;Dr111Team 3,4;Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Dramat1cs 3,4 C'Seven Keys to Baldpate and The Mouse that Roared 1;F.1-I.A.1;Honor R0111,2,3,4: A .F.S. 4; Trackettes 3,4. TIM BRENNAN- T'my Tim -Footba11 1; Track 1,2; Basketba11 3; Wrest1'1ng 1, 2; Band1,2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Dance Band1,2,3;Cross Country1,2;Sw1m Team 4. ALICE BROWN- A1ice -Dr111 Team 3,4; Band 1; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;L10n's C1ub Speaking Contest 3; Dramatics 2, 3 Ogife With Father, Rebe1 Without a Cause, The Mouse That Roared, Seven Keys to Ba1dpate0 Journalism 3,4; Girls' League C0unc113,4;F.H.A.1;Honor R0112,3; Qu111 and Scr0114;A.F.S. 3,4; Track- ettes 3, 4. FLOYD BROWN- Floyd . JIMMY BURLESON- James -Home Room Repfesentative 1; Drill Team 3; Pep C1ub 2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4. RAYMOND BUSTILLOS- St1my -Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Pep C1ub 1,2,3; Dramatics 3,4 4Seven Keys to Baldpate, Mouse That Roaredx Year- book Staff 4. HEINZ BUTNET? - He1nze -Basketba11 B 3; Track1,2,3,4; Performing Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Uhe Mouse That Roaredx Cross Country 1; Honor R011 3. ALICE CANNON- A1 -Transferred from Eureka High 3; Home Room.Rep- resentative 4; Pep C1ub 3,4; Perform- ing Chorus 3; Dramatics 3 Seven Keys to Ba1dpate1; Girls' League Counci1 4; F.1-1.A. 4; Tracketts 4. SHARON CARNES- Sharon -Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;C1ass Officer 4 4TresJ; C .S.F. 2,3,4; Journalism 3,4; G1r1s' League C0unc'114; F.H.A. 1; Service Awards 2; Honor R011 1,2,3,4; Qu'111 and Scroll 4. ANN CHANDLER- Chan Andler -Home Room Representative 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Gals 3,4 Sec-TreS; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Student Body Office 4 Cfres .1; Dramatics 2,3, 4 4Life With Father, Rebel Without Q? a Cause, Seven Keys 'to Baldpate, 'Myra' Christmas Program, Mouse That Roared;1-10nor R011 1,2,3,4; Trackettes Tres. 3, Pres. 4. REYNE CHANG- Reyne -Transferred from Kaimuki High 4. RANDY CHASTAIN- Ears -Home Room Representative 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketba11 2; Baseba11 3; Wrestling 1. JANE CLARK- Jane -Transferred from Needles High, 3. FRANK CLYBURN- Spanky -Footba112; Basketba111,2,3,4;Baseba111,2,3,4; Lettermans C1ub 3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4. SUE COLEMAN- Wiggle Puss'uTrans- ferred from San Luis Obispo 1; Home Room Representative 2; Drill Team 3; Majorette 2; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4. RUSS COLOWO- Russ -Home Room Representat'we 2; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Honor R011 1. DAYTON CONWAY- Dayton -Transfer- red from Whittier 1-1.S. 3; Track 1,2,4; Lettermans Club 1, 2; Band 1,2,4; Lion's Club Speaking Contest 2, 4; Honor Band 1,2,4; Dance Band 1,2,4;Journa11sm 2,4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Honor R0111,2,4; Life With Father ; Quill and Scro11 4. DAVID COOKS- COOkie -Track 3;Wres- t11ng 2; Honor Roll 3. ROGER COWAN- Bullswong -Home Room Representative 4; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4;Dramatics 1,2,3,4 Rebel Without a Cause, Seven Keys to Baldpate, 3 Christmas Shows, The Mouse that Roared, and Life with Father1; Honor R011 1; Swim Team 4. DAVLD CROFT- Dave -Footba11 1, 2, 4; Track1,2,3,4;Band1,2,3,4;Pep C1ub 1,4; Dance Band 1,2. ONNA CUNNINGHAM- Donna -Home 0m Representative 3;G.A.A.1,2,3,4; eer Leader 2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4. $Sec .31; Performing Chorus 2, 3; Class Officer Sec. 1,2; Dramatics tLife with Father, The Mouse That Roared, Seven Keys to Baldpate1;F.H.A.1,2,3,40-118- torian 41; Homecoming Attendent 2, Princc5ss 4; Honor R0111,2,3;Tracket- tes 3,4, V.P. 4. LaVONNE CUNNINGHAM- Gigg1es - G.A.A. 1; Pep C1ub1,2,3; F.1-I.A. 1, 2,3,4. 110 RICK DANNER- Bucky Daber -Trans- ferred from Paso Robles 2; Footba11 1, 2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 2; Honor R011 2. CRAIG DAVIS- Davie'lHome Room Representative 1,4; Football 1Manager of Varsity1 4; Baseball 1Freshmen1 1; Wrestling 2, 4; Pep C1ub 1,2; Dramatics 1Christmas Play, and Best Foot For- ward1 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor R011 4. AL DECKER- Boola -Football 1, 2; Bas- ketba11 1,2,3; Track 1; Baseball 2,3; Lettermans Club 1, 2,3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep C1ub 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band1,2;C1ass Officer 2 1Tres .1; Yearbook Staff 2; Honor R0111,2,3,4;A.F.S. 4. JOHN DEWELT- That Confederate - Track 3; Pep Club 4; A.Y.F. 4; Cross Country 3; Honor R011 2. KEN DULITZ- F10wer -Footba11 1,2; Track1,2,3,4;Band1,2; Pep C1ub1,2, 3,4. RICK DUNCANSON- Dunkandaughter - Football 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Lettermans C1ub 2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Cross Country 1, 2; Honor R011 1. ROBERT ELISARRARAS- Bob -Home Room Representative 4; Band 2; Pep C1ub 4. JON EVANS- Feathers -Home Room Representative 4; Footba11 1,3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;H0n0rR0112,3 PATRICIA FAIRBANKS- Pat -Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. DAVID FERGON- Fergy -Footba111,2, 3,4; Track1;Wrest11ng1,2,3,4; Let- termans Club 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Honor R011 1. PEGGY FOLBRE- Peggy -G.A.A. 1,2; Drill Team 3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Per- forming Chorus 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Honor R0112,3,4;A.F.S. 3,4. LARRY FORSMAN- Forsey -Footba11 1,2,3,4;Baseba111,2,3,4;Wrest11ng1, 2,3,4; Lettermans C1ub1,2,3,4;Band 1; Pep C1ub 2,4; Dance Band 1; Student Body Office 13 -Par11mentar1an, 4- Student Body President1 C .S.F. 2,3,4; Service Awards 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. NANCY FRALEY- Nans -Pep Club 3; C.S.F.1,2,3,4;YearbookStaff2,3,4; Service Awards 1; Honor R011 1, 2, 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4. JANICE GALETTI- Jan -Gir1's Tennis Team 3,4;G.A.A.1,2,3,4;GALS 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;F.H.A.1,2,3,4. RAMON GOMEZ- Ramon -Baseba11 1; Wrestling 1; Pep Club 2; Honor R011 2. EDWARD GOODWIN- Goody -Footba11 1; Track 2;Wrest11ng 3; Pep C1ub 1,2,4; Cross Country 2; Service Awards 4Art1 2. ERIC GOODWIN- Goody wHome Room Representative 4; Pep C1ub 1,2,4; Dra- matics 2,3,4 4L1fe with Father, and Rebe1 without a Causek Honor R011 1, 2, 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4. RONALD GOODWIN- Ron -B0y's Tennis Team 2; A.Y.F. 2,3,4; Honor R0111; Pep Club 1. CAROL GRAY 4 Car01 -G.A.A. 4;Dr111 Team 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Dramat1cs 3 C1116 Mouse That Roared, and Seven Keys to Baldpatex F.H.A. 2,3,4; Sec- retary 4; Honor R011 3. STANLEY GREEN- Stan -Basketba11 1, 2; Pep C1ub 1,4. STEVE GREEN- Greenjeans -Footba11 1; Basketba11 3; Baseball 1,2; Wrest11ng 1,2,4; Band 1,2; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Honor R011 1, 2,4. BILL GRIFFIN- Willie -Footba11 1; Basketba11 1, 2,3; Baseball 2,4; Pep C1ub 1,2,4; Performing Chorus 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Honor R011 1,2,3,4. CARMEN GUERRERO- Carmen -Dr111 Team 3,4; Pep C1ub 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1. GORDON GUNTERJ'Goober -Transfer- red from Santa Ana High, 1964; Foot- ball 4. JIM HANSEN- Hans -Footba11 1; Bas- ketba113,4;Track 3,4;Baseba112; Wrestling 1; Cross Country 3,4; Honor R011 3,4. PAMELA HART- Pam -Pep C1ub 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics 2;F.H.A.1,2,3,4. STEPHANIE HARVEY- Honda Harvey - G.A.A.1,2,3,4;GALS 3,4; Mascot 3; Pep C1ub 1,2, 3,4; Girls' League Counci1 3; Honor R0113;A.F.S. 3,4; Ways and Means. 111 BARBARA HASENKAMP- Barbara Transferred from San Luis Obispo 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Dr111Team 3,4; Pep Club 2; Performing Chorus 2,3,4; F.1-I.A. 2; Honor R0112,3;A.F.S. 4. CARRIE HAYNES- Haynes -Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. KEVIN HEALEY- Kelvin Pudwater - Footba111,2,3,4;Baseba111,2,3,4; Wrest1ing 1,2,4; Lettermans C1ub 3,4; Honor R011 2, SHIRLEYHEILMANN- PrincessWGirls' Tennis team 3,4;G.A.A.1,2,3,4; GALS 3,4 4Sec. 3, Pres. 41Band 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Danc'e Band 1; C1ass Officer 4 486041; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4;V1ce Pres 2, Pres 31;J0urnalism 3 msst. Editor; Girls' League Council 44Vice Presx F.H .A. 1; Service Awards 1,3; Homecoming Princess-Queen 3,4 ;Pr'mcess 4;; Honor R011 1,2,3,4; Track- ettes 3, 4. KAREN HERKE- Crispy -Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Honor R0113. JOLENE HERRMANN- Jo -Transferred from Mission High 2; G.A.A. 2; Pep C1ub 2,3,4;1-10nor R0112. GREG HESSICK- Greg -Footba11 1; Wrest1ing 1; Band 1, 2; Pep C1ub 2,3; Dramatics 2 ;Rebe1 Without a Cause, Seven Keys to Baldpatey GARY HETRICK- Anima1 -Transferred from Western Anaheim Union H .S.D. 2; Pep C1ub 2. LINDA HIER JOHNSTON- Linda -Pep C1ub 3,4; Performing Chorus 1, 2,3. SHERYL HILL- Sherry -Transferred from Artarea High 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep C1ub 3; Lion's Club Speaking Con- test 3; Dramatics 3,4QThe Mouse That Roaredy BECKY HOGUE- Becky -Gir1's Tennis Team 3,4;G.A.A.1,2,3,4;Sec 3, Pres 4; GALS 3,4; Songleader 4; Dri11 Team 3; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Dramatics 2,3,4; Girls' League Counc114; F.1-1.A. 1; Honor Ro111,2,3;A.F.S. 3,466041. MARK HOLCOMB- Hood -Footba11 1,2, 3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Letter mans C1ub 3,4; Dramatics 3,4;Seven Keys To Baldpate, Mouse That Roared, and Ok1ah0ma1; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor Roll 1,2. JUDITH HOFFMAN- Judy -G.A.A. 4; Drill Team 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Dra- matics 3,4 4Seven Keys to Baldpate, Mouse that Roared, and Best Foot For- ward; F.H .A. 1; Honor R011 1; Tracket- tes 4. BRIAN HOLLAND- Brian -Transferred from Morro Bay High 3. A87'1ixix 1d '44 THO MASVO 1106301; Tom -Transferred from King City High 4. WYLENE HOMAN- Wy1een'1e -Transfer- red from Morro Bay High 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Honor R0113. JIM HUGHELL- C1arence -Footba11 1, 3,4; Track 2,3,4;Band1,2;Pep Club 1, 2; Student Body Office 4; C,S.F. 3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4 wife with Father, Seven Keys to Baldpate, and The Mouse That Roaredx Cross Country 3; Service Awards 3,4; Honor R0111,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4. TED HUNTER- Teddy -Footba11, 1,2,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1,3; Band 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Perform'1ng Chorus1,2,4. FRANK IW-IOOF- Rank -Footba11 1,2, 3,4;Baseba111,2;Pep C1ub1;Honor R011 1. MARK JENSEN- Mole'5 Transferred from Fresno High 2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Honor R0113;A.F.S. 4. MARCIA JESPERSEN- Marsha -G.A .A. 1; Band 1,2,3,44H0nor Band1,41; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Girls' League Counci1 4; Honor R011 3. RAYMOND JOHNSON- Rammie -Track 1, 2; Pep C1ub 1, 2,3; Performing Chorus 2,3; Cross Country 2. RANDY KENNEY- Randy -Wrest11ng 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Sw1mm1ng 4. MARY KNIGHT- Mary -Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. DANNY KNUTSON- Butch -Basketba11 2; Baseball 1,3,4; Lettermans Club 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Dramat1cs 3 4The Mouse That Roared, Christmas P1ay, and Seven Keys to Baldpate. RANDY KROGER- Krag -Basketba11 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Service Awards 2; Honor R011 3. TOM LAFERTY- Tommy -Track 1; Pep 112 Club 1,2; Performing Chorus 1; Drama- tics 3 Che Mouse That Roaredx Cross Country 2. EDWARD LANNING- Ed -Footba11 1. DIANE LAWRENCE- Tobey -Pep Club 1,2,3,4;F.H.A.1,2,3,4. LINDA LEE- Linda -G1rls' Represent- ative 4; Drill Team 3; Band 1,2,4G-Ionor Band D Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Gir1s' League Council 3,4-Pres. 4; F.H.A. 4; Honor R0112,3. PAMELA LEE- Pam -Transferred from Terra Linda High 3; Pep Club 3,4; Dramatics 3, 44M0use That Roared, Seven Keys to Baldpate, and Best Foot: Forwardx F.H.A. 3,4; Honor R0113; A .F.S. 4. TERRY LEEh Thief -Home Room Rep- resentative 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Lettermans Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Journa1ism 4; Service Awards 3; Honor Roll 2, 3 . KENNETH LERNO- Ken -Footba11 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseba11 1; Letter- mans Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Honor R011 1. MARY LEWIS- Wiggle-Wadder -G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;Dr111Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Performing Chorus 3; Dramatics 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Honor R0113,4; 4Life With Father, Seven Keys to Baldpate, and Rebe1 Without A Causey SANDRA LIVINGSTON- Sandy -Home Room Representative 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; GALS 3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Perform- ing Chorus 3; Dramatics 3,4 Rebel Without a Cause, Life with Father, and The Mouse That Roaredx Yearbook Staff 3,4-Editor 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Honor R011 2,3,4; Tracketts 4. SUSAN LOGAN- Sue -Transferred from Portervi11e Union High 3-Pep Club 4; A.F.S. 4. ROSALIE LOPEZ- Sweets -Dr'111 Team 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Dramatics 3,4; 4Seven Keys to Baldpate, The Mouse That Roared, and Christmas Shows1; F.H.A. 1,2,4. ELIZABETH LUTHER- Betsy -Trans- ferred from Mt. Diablo High 4-G.A.A.4. MIKE McCAIN- M1ke -Basketba11 2; Dramatics 2, 3,4; Ugife With Father, Rebel Without A Cause, The Mouse That Roared, Seven Keys to Baldpate, Christmas Plays, and all plays this year. MARILYN McGARVEY- Gary -G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; GALS 3,4;Band1,2;Pep C1ub 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 3,4; Dramatics 2; Honor R011 1, 2,3,4; A11 County Honor Band 1. JOHN MACARI- John -Footba11 2,4; Track 4; Lettermans Club 3; Band-A 4; Pep C1ub 4; Performing Chorus 3; Cross Country 2. ' CANDY WCKEY- Candy -Dr111 Team 3,4; Band 1; Pep C1ub 1; Honor R0111,2, 3,4. CHERYL MANLOVE- Love'1-G .A.A. 4; Dr111Team 3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Dra- matics 2,3,41L1fe With Father, Rebel WithoutA Cause, Seven Keys to Bald- pate, Christmas Plays, and The Mouse That R0arec11; F.H.A. 4; Swimming 3. JANIS MARLOW- Jan -G.A.A.1,2,3,4; GALS 4; Band 4, Manager 4; Majorette 2,3,4, Head 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Per- Iorming Chorus1,2,3,4;F.H.A.1,2,3, 41Reporter 2, AsiIgmar 2, and Vice Pres. 31 A.Y.F. 1,2,3,41President 11; Honor R011 1,2. BETH MARSALA- Bethie -Transferred from Wateivhet, Michigan 4; Pep Club 4. SUE ANN MARVhV- Sammy -Trans- ferred from Lincoln Calif 3; GALS 3,4; Pep C1ub 4; Dramatics 4. EMILY MENESEZ- Em11y -Transferred from Pomona 2. DENNIS MILBURN- Denny -Footba11. 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Baseba11 2,3,4; Wres- tling 1; Lettermans C1ub 2,3,44Pres.1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Lion's C1ub Speaking Contest 3; Class Officer 2,31Vice Pres. Both1; C .S.F. 4; Dramatics 31Mouse That Roared1 Journa11sm 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4. FORREST MILLER- Woody -Baseba11 1, 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Boy's Tennis Team 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2, 3,4; Dance Band1,2;1-Ionor Ro111,3. Y MLLER3 Kay -G.A.A.1,2,3,4; LS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3, ions's C1ub Speaking Contest 3; Dra- PAUL MOORE- John -Footba11 2,3; Baseba11 1; WreStling 1,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Dance Band 1,2; Honor R0111,3,4. CAROL MOWREY- Mow Mow -Home Room Representative 3; Drill Team 3, 4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Girls' League Counc11 3. JOHN NORMAN- ButCh -Footba11 1; Track 3; Wrest11ng 1; Pep C1ub 1; Cross Country 2. RYL O'DELL- Chery1 -G.A.A. 1, 3,4; GALS 3,4; Dr111 Team 3,4; Pep 1' b1,2,3,4;F.H.A.1,2,3,41Treas- urer 2, Section Historian 3, President 41 Honor R011 2. CONNIE O'DELL- Corny -Transferred from Paso Robles 1; G.A.A. 2;Dr111 Team 3,4; Pep C1ub 2,3,4; Performing Chorus 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4. LOUIS OWENS- Joe Smith -Basketba11 2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 4; Journalism 3,4 1Ass. Sports Ed. 3, and Sports Ed. 41; Honor R0111,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. LARRY PAASKE- Larry -Home Room Representative 1; Track 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Lion's Club Speak- ing Contest 3,4; Dance Band 1, 2; Student Body Office 44Vice Pres.1; C .S.F. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 21The Mouse That Roared1; Cross Country 2; Service Awards 3; Honor R0111,2,3,4;A.F.S. 3,41Pres- ident 41. BEVERLY PACE- Bev -Transferred from Polytechnic High 4; A ...HF 4. CAROL PENNINGTON- Caro1 -Cheer Leader 2,3,4, 1Ra11y Commissioner 41 Band 1,2; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Performing Chorus 1,3,41Acappella 4; Class Officer 11Vice Pres.1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Home- coming Princess-Queenmttendant 1, Queen 41. PAULA PENNWGTON- Peeler -G .A.A. 1; Cheer Leader 2,4; Songleader 3; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4gSecretary 41; Performing Chorus 4; C1ass Officer 3 1Secretary1; Dramatics 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,41Secretary 3, Vice Pres. 41; Ser- vice Awards 3; Honor Ro111,2,3,4; Swimming; Trackettes 4. DAVID PITTENGER- Dave -Basketbal1 1,.2,31Manager 11; Baseba11 21Manager1; Boy's Tennis Team 4; Band 1; Pep C1ub 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4. TOM PLATZ- George -Footba11 1; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2, 3,4; Dance Band1,2;Hon0r R0111. 113 MARYPORTER- Surfer Eve -Home Room Represent- ative 2; Pep Club 4; Performing Chorus 1, 2. WAYNE PORTER- Speedy -Footbal1 1,2 1Manager 21; Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep C1ub1, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. ROXIE RATLIFF- Rocks -Transferred from Azusa High School 3; Pep Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Honor Roll 3. STEVE REYNOLDSJ'Reynolds Wrap -Baseb211 1; Boy's Tennis Team 3. LOUIS RICKS- Skip -Transferred from Burbank 2; Baseba112; Pep Club 2,3,4; Performing Chorus 2. BILL ROBINSON- B111 -Track2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Awards 3, 4;Crafts;; Poster Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM RODA- Tommy -Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 381:. Honor Band 2, 3, 4 County Honor Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4;; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1; Per- forming Chorus 3, 4; Dramaties 17 Keys to Baldpate, and Mouse That RoarecD; Journalism 4; Cross Coun- try 2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4. JOHN ROGERS- Carrot TOp -Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor R011 2, 3. JIM ROWE- Roweboat -Band1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3. MAGDELING RUSKOVICH- Penny -G. A. A. 1; Dril1 Team 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Performing Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics 1Rebe1 Without A Cause, Life With Father, Mouse That Roared, and 7 Keys to Baldpateh F.H.A. 1, 2, 4. SARAH RUSSELL- Rusty'tpeplxcnhb 3, 4;. Honor R011 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,513 1,13444 k1 7- . MICHAEL RUSSELL- Otis -Pep Club 3,4: HENRY SAVAGE- Sava KoolH-Trahsferred from Merced High 2; Footbal1 2, 3, 4; Basketballl, 2; Baseba11 4. KAREN SCHMITT- Karen -Transferred from Dixon H. S. 2; Home Room Representative 3; Band 2; Pep C1ub2,3,4; C.S.F. 2,3 ;sect. 3;; Honor R0112,3, 4 win 3;; A. F. S. 3, 4. 114 FRANK SCHOLL- Hank -Track 1, 2, 3; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Performing Chorus 1; Dramatics 3 17 Keys to Baldpate, and Mouse That RoarecD; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARYN SCRIVNER- Squib -G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; GALS 3,4; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Per- forming Chorus 1, 3; Student Body Office 4 ;Sec. 4;; C. S.F. 1,2,3,412 Sec. , 3 Pres.1;Journalism 3; F.H.A. 1; Service Awards 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; A. F. S. 3, 4 U-Iistorian 41. CAROL SEGUTO- Shorty - Transferred from Frank- lin High 4. VALERIE SI-LAHAN- Va1 - Transferred from Orme School 3; G.A.A. 4; Cheer Leader 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Dramatics 3 1Mouse That Roaredx Honor Roll 3. DAN SHARPE- Butch -Transferred from Arroyo Grande H. S. 3; Football 3; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Honor Roll 3. LEON SNONEAU- Sam -Wrest1ing 1,2, 3, 4; Boy's Tennis Team 1,2; Cross Country 1,2, 3. FRANK SMITH- Fuzy -Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 4; Lettermans Club 3,4 ;Sec. 41; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Body Office 4 ;Par1iamen- tarian1; Class Officer 1, 3,4 11, Tres., 3, Pres. and 4 Pres. 1 Journalism 2, 3, 4 ;Ed. 4;; Service Awards 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Swimm- ing 4. SHERMAN SMOOT- Yomoto -Footba11 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Dance Band1,2;Hon- or R011 1,2, 3, 4. JOE TARWATER- Le -Transferred from Atchison H. S. 4; Basketba11 1,2. JOHN TATE- Tater bug -Track 2, 3; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1; Pep Club 1,2; A.Y.F. 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Honor R011 1. LOUIE TDCEIRA- Tex -Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4. ROCKY THIEL- Rocky -Footb311 2. STEVE TUTTLE- Indian -Transferred from San Luis High 4; Football 4; Lettermans Club 4; Pep Club 4. KATHLEEN TOFT- Kathy -Transferred from TempZL2 leton 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Band 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Service Awards Art; Honor Roll 3; A.F. S. 3. mont Jr. High 2; Basketball 3, 4; Boy's Tennis Team 2, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Dramatics 2,3,4. MALCOLM WATSON- Mac -T1-ansferred from Fre- 9 M W 4 RON WEDLAKE- Webster -Home Room Represent- , ,W ative 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 4; Lettermans W M 1 C1ub1,2,3,41Vice Pres. 41; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4;Per-' W forming Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 1Pres. 1, Vice Presypj 4, and Treats. 31; Dramatics 1Life With Father, and 1' 7 Keys to Baldpate1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; HonorM 5M4 a Roll 3. MARY WEEMS- Mary'kTransferred from Righetti 1 High 3; Pep Club 4. IL ROBERT WELCHJ'BuBa'MFootball 1,2, 3,4; Base- f LPU1 ball 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 3,4; Lettermans Club 4; W v Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Performing Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-, ' I 4 Service Awards 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 3, 4. m IfVA JEANNE WITE- Jean -G.A.A. 1,2, 3; GALS 3; peleM Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Performing Chorus 3; Dramatics 2, 3 1Babes in Toyland, and Our Town1; Girls' League Council 3 1Fund Raising Chairman1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Service Awards 3 1Chorus1; Honor R011 1, 2, 3, 4. t'ix JUDITH WILLIS- Judy G. A.A. 1, 4; Pep Club 1,2, I f 3, 4; Dramatics 3 1The Mouse That Roared1; Jour- ,. 1,31. 1 nalism 4; Girls' League Council 4 1Tres. 1; F. H.A. ,5 x k 1,4; Honor R011 3; A.F.S. 3,4. 1 li- r: u. GARY WILMS- Gary nTransferred from Arroyo ,, Grande 3. e U e :1. .0191 U gNI Mi DIANE WILSON- Wilson -G. A. A. 1, 2,3, 4; GALS 9 fa 3,4;Band1,2,3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Honor R011 1. 11460 , 1' 1 RITA WIMSETT- Rita -Transferred from Burbank I 3 High 3; Drill Team 2; Pep Club 2; F. H. A. 1. p 19 ,. , 4,3 -: -wmngmvw; w-- .u, 4w. BERNADETTE WALKER- Suzuki -Gir1's Tennis Team1,2,3,41Captain 41; G.A.A. 1,2,3,41Sec. Treas. 41; GALS 3,4 1Vice Pres. 41; Drill Team 3,4 1Captain 41; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 1Treas. 41; Dramat- ics 3 1Mouse That Roared1; Yearbook Staff 4 1Sen. Ed. 1; F.H.A. 1; Honor R0111,2,3,41Pin 31. SUMMER. . . Juniors begin to plan for big Senior year, P.S.A.T. tests, achievement tests, Enrollment for next years classes begins. Trackettes sponsor Spring Fling, campaigns, posters, voting make up club and student body elections, and Cheerleaders tryout. Seniors plan ditchday, send out an- nouncements, exchange senior pictures and personal cards, senior girls attend tea, baccalaureate for all and finally graduation for the class of '66. V VI . 57! m9 s W E 1m .WJd W w L e a m 6 K R 6 m r .m mm C O 2 .1 B H 6 A .m m E a d m m . R N e T T a 6 .m . P C 6 O W n 5 h D O 4 H T h 8 MW P 1 . a v N H E mm 5 mm 5 0 k t A S m N W T 5 E . N j M ?Vxl ,. , fVVlex. V,.;.57Ix.7e?71714w , E RNVKA.27 , .. E l. . . , ., Unify x. . . y x xvgwdmwim V44 .1517. VI: ,1! .1, Au DALES, Donna puts her heart into it. w Top quality sporting goods merchandise forms one department that makes up GRISANTI HARDWARE. Paints and plumbing supplies add to the store's complete service department. 5890 ENTRADA Ph. 0553 I .z? . .7 .2; 4 gm , H4; ,4? 4 M: NH ;J?73Cxitiy$iaj ,4 V: 4635235242212 ROCKWS CLEANERS free pick up and delivery We give blue chip stamps 5880 Traffic Way Ph. 466-2712 E. C. LOOMIS AND SON Feed, seed, fertilizer, and western store 8845 El Camino Real Ph. 466-9015 BOB4S ARCADE FURNITURE CO. wry 8 241$ .4 New and used furniture. Where prices are born not raised. 8455 El Camino Real Ph. 466-0470 ATASCADERO AUTO PARTS 8305 E1 Camino Real Ph. 466-1060 RICHARD'S LOG CABIN RESTAURANT Try our jumbo-burger, U4 pound of beef, accompanied with an order of fries. 6455 El Camino Real Ph. 466-9990 DANS BARBER 8800 E1 Camino Real Ph. 466-1797 MARTHA'S RESTAURANT Wm 13?: Dom'wL STAND : x ou-rsms AND BE MISERABLE, COME m AND en FED up. 1 I 1 9155 E1 Camino Real Ph. 466-9965 A long time friend to A. U. H.S. Mr. Miller owner of MILLERS JEWELRY distrib- utes the class rings and other fine jewelry for our student body. 5985 Traffic Way Ph. 466-1125 JEEN'S HOBBY SHOP 5835 Traffic Way Ph. 466-0783 Mastin intrudes the clique Your dealer in STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS, Mike Heilman has in his employ a group of company trained men, who Will keep your car in the best of condition. You can count on dependable Cooper Tire products from DON STINCHFIELD'S TIRE SERVICE. Mr. Stinchfield and his crew are always ready to serve you. You'll find him at 5630 El Camino Real, Atascadero. REX'S Specializing in Steaks Banquet Rooms Available 6195 El Camino Real Ph. 466-9924 A ew ROOT BEER This establishment is fast becoming a favorite spot with the High School crowd. They specialize in the delicious Burger Family , and tall, cool mugs of their famous Root Beer. The A 81 W features fast friendly ser- Vice. W ? 55-3 V PARTS i5 :- John Myers-Ford Sales includes complete service and parts departments . You'll find Myers and his thoroughly trained staff at 5680 El Camino Real, in downtown Atascadero. Mr. Myers and his staff wish to extend their best wishes to the graduating class of 1966. LAKESIDE GROCERY i KELLY'S MARKET Service With A Smile Complete Stock Always Ready To Service You 9000 Morro Road 8728 El Camino Real PH. 466-9153 4 PH. 466-2228 CARLTON FURNITURE handles a large stock of nationally known furniture. You'll find fast, considerate service only one of the many services offered to you at Carlton. 6085 El Camino Real Ph. 466-9516 WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE serves you this year in its new, big building in downtown Atascadero. Get everything in Auto Accessories, patio and garden equipment, and many other household items. 5995 Entrada Ph. 466-9082 3 .er x I Miami; d 72a ' MMA HAGLE- DE COUW WW R COMPA . mlno ij W xx Ph. 466-2535 GEM AUTO PARTS provides quick efficient service along With fine quality parts for your safety and com- fort. Insure your cars good health by furnishing it With Gem Auto Parts. 7485 El Camino Ph. 466-9071 WV 5 MARKET The place to go for your grocery needs. Centrally located Modern and thrifty 5850 El Camino Real Ph. 46650745 GREYHOUND NEWS SERVICEJ? 5900 El Camino Real Ph. 466-9119 Newspapers, and Hallmark cards available. x! yr: u . . mm X i 4,7 ,K L- 5 ,1, 5, , 5 DON'S FOODLAND Lgvit , VLM 741ml ; KAufxfx'u '7an ; 75217. 5 .J' ;l 5 5 ,5 C4, 1376 5.15 614; 1771??? K The widest Variety of foods ' biz: 2; r9 ,9 , 81555567 7; : w 1 5, 9,4, :1 Lgrc; for your most convenient shopping. ?JJMVLLVLL liC-quk 8195 El Camino Real Ph. 466-0983 Mark Holcomb was a devoted photographer for this year's Santa Lucia. His pictures express his passionate feeling for life with the verve and style of a professional. I-Iis enthusiasm for the outdoors and for the ocean is reflected in our division pages. Surfing, sports, and the tumbling waters of a creek in early spring were all inspirations for his versatile camera eye. His pictures speak for him to us all. Photograph by Mark Holcomb Mark Thomas Holcomb 1947-1966 A 66le 6V 6 6Wentakof6 M w'V Ble 76W Ll T566 So 2U $5 J 6 6 M6 66141626166K CY 05:6 W96 ' x s N , 6 2 w 6 06: 626 , x6 M666 Viki Lb 76y ' DRUGS Curtis Mathes 67 l M22235? 3 v . . l. E v oyRe63W 6360 E1 Camino Real Ph. 466-1695 AA 6 p Specialty Shop And Gifts FRITZI ANN Ladies Apparel 5925 Traffic Way Ph. 466-0188 6 1d Fashioned Prices 5585 El Camino Real Ph. 46680951 PATRIC IASZ 4975 Traffic Way Ph. 466- 1307 With the latest fashions from Seventeen, Patricia's specializes in teen apparel for the coeds of AUHS with quality clothes in addition with many other styles. ...... f 0 4 . f; 3'ng X17? ff Z? Z my; Zz' Wm ZjZ :2 6950 E1 CVSZQZ K,, J x2 M xZ L2 2ij Z 6:; J Zizike; k Z X KJXzJJsz viii; ff 5:ka Ki ZXJ: ZEIZIK KN ' 6? avg . l?- ZIA ,ZZ f ? F; x ML; $191 J1 K33 M LQQ Q41 e Lg; hgwi: a kw w COWAN SHOE $ . ,7 J , J J J , x CZZZA J Z? s WUKKZZ2KV CXZ 54;; J SERVICE $ $ KM! ekxx LA Z Shoes for the well dressed High School Boys and Girls x47 WWWZZZZMJ Tennis Shoes 5945 Entrada $ 1'! 11 1U 11 12; l 513pr12 members of the 1,966 Santa Lucie Staff Wish to acknowledge 31:11 the help the f0110w'1ng peopLLe1 and firms heve g1ven to us in producing thus years annual. 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