Bellflower High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1974 volume:

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AXjxl yu cJL . hi Ji-bfUL Cj (JUud CHut Octf rt „ JXJuQ On March 19, BHS once again hosted the Harlem Clowns Basketball Team. The Clowns took on members of Key Club, Varsity girls and boys, basketball teams and members of the faculty. The Harlem Clowns displayed fancy plays, amazing ball control and came out on top 58-36. The Poly- Sci club provided the, entertaining evening. BXu i oj«A jtjuUL cl q xjloI UL Jks oi qJul rrr oud L ZtMuz_ hjUMJ: (Ck tcUL xjUxAl, tl 17 SLEIGHBELL SERENADE This year's Christmas Dance was held at the beautiful Grand Hotel in Anaheim. The couples dancing were not serendaded by sleighbells, but by the sounds of Brotherhood . The setting and music made for a wonderful evening, which seemed to come to an end to quickly, but left happy memories in the minds of many. MAVCRS Singing Valentines As bars of Chuchi Face echoed through the halls of BHS, Singing Val- entines once again brought heart trembles and pink faces to those students receiving the mes- sages of love. The choir was under the direction of Mr. Tom Dustman, may he rest in peace. 19 WSF Week Winter Sports Festival Week was filled with many exciting activities. A pogo stick jumping contest, water balloon dodge, tricycle race and a pie throw were just a few of the entertaining activities enjoyed by the princesses and student body. The seven princesses were formally introduced in an assembly featuring a hula hoop contest be- tween classes. The climax of the week suitably came during the half-time of a very unusual basketball game with Norwalk when Suzanne Fernish was crowned the Winter sports Festi- val Queen of 1974 Suzanne, with escort Richard Munoz, shows surprise and then smiles radi- antly after being crowned the Winter Sports Festival Queen of 1974 King Ugly Man Aaron Moore King Crazy Legs Stan Weinberg 20 W.S.F. Court 1974 Queen Suzanne Fernish Princess Michelle Hatch Princess Jackie Weinberg Princess Connie Halls Princess Leah Julius Princess Luann Furusho Princess Erica Landsdown Lunchtime at B.H.S. With the addition of the stereo sys- tem, lunch-time became the Buccaneers favorite time of the day. Instead of cars crowding the parking lot to leave at lunch, students were crowding the grassy areas to try and find a spot to picnic”. Frisbee and football throwing along with arm wrestling were a few of the activities enjoyed by the students during the noon hour. Kick Back.. . Close Your Eyes. . . And Go to Sleep. .. Pickle Week The week of March 18 was Bell- flower Highs First pickle week. Many different things came from it such as Burt Pickle. The week also saw happy pickle lovers and frustrated pickle sellers. 'BURT PICKLE1 arrot' 5T Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins this year brought back the good old days with an old fashioned picnic, three legged races, wheel barrel races and a peanut race. The evening was cele- brated with a real country shindig while everyone dressed in western garb. B. H. S. Carnival Once again Stark Sons brought BHS a wet and wild carnival. Shrieks of excite- ment, moans of oh I won another squirt gun , and cries to buy just one more red hot burrito could be heard over the noisy clamor of rides. Club, student and faculty participa- tion all added to the success of the March week-end. Prom Romantic Ports-o-Call in San Pedro was the setting for this year's Prom. Couples attending were able to stroll among the many shops in Ports-o-Call Vil- lage. The evening, which seem- ed to end too soon, was filled with merriment and laughter, and was an evening which will be long remembered. 28 Graduation Graduation brings a time of looking into our future, and a time of looking into our past. We look ahead with new expectations and new hopes for what is yet to come. We look behind us with sad smiles, on four years that seemed to never end, but then suddenly passed so quickly. As we leave, we think of what we have gained, and the many treasured memories of high school that we'll carry with us for the rest of our lives. 29 PEP SQUAD 1973-1974 30 Being on Pep Squad means a lot of sacrifice and work, which is exactly what the 73-74 squad represented. They thrilled the school with delightful skits, stunts and cheers. Even when the Buc teams were down, these girls kept the rest of the schools' spirit soaring. More students came to the pep rallies and assemblies than there had ever been in any other year. Because of the pride and spirit they showed for our school all year long, this 73-74 Pep Squad will be remembered for many years to come. 31 SENIORS 32 Senior Class Officers This year senior officers are: Pres. Karen Ferre; V. Pres. lim Martinez; Sec. Cathy Barnhart; Treas. Shelly Hatch; Sec, of Act. Brad Rodriguez; Sec. of Pub._ Jackie Weinberg; ICC Riip Mary-Morrison; House Rep Mary Kukiela; Sgt. at Arms Buzz Fabian. Together” would be the best word to describe the class of 74 as they combined their efforts to produce such memorable experiences as the Christmas Dance, Senior Ditch Day, Junior Senior Prom, candy cane and valentine sucker sales and much more. Only through such team spirit does a class win so many competi- tion yells, and Homecoming float awards. Their pride and dedication will be re- membered always at BHS. Mr. and Miss Smile Jim Mecum Suzanne Fernish Mr. and Miss Eyes Randy Hess Lori VanPelt 34 Mr. and Miss Crazy Bink James Marla Diendorf Mr. and Miss Attractive John Conner Karen Kane Senior Personalities Mr. and Miss Flirt Chris Carter S Kris Koops I Mr. and Miss Successful Matt Bonazzola G Patti Dokter Mr. and Miss Physique Mike Mandas Marilyn Smith Mr. and Miss Intelligent Curtis McConnell G Bonita Kato Mr. and Miss Hair Steve Uroff Kathy McNew Mr. and Miss Shy Steve Hendrickson Cindy McQuillin Mr. and Miss Friendly Melvin Baty G Carol Gunderson Margaretta W. Anthony Gary D. Ashmun Norman Adema Bobby L. Anderson Kathy J. Arellanes Cathy A. Barnhart Jackie Allen Nila P. Anderson Wayncttc F. Asbury David B. Barrett 36 Chris M. Bartel Sherry L. Berkowitz Marvin S. Bourn an Don E. Brockus Anita L. Beasley Joannes M. Boman Steven M. Bragg Donna J. Bryan John Berdino Matthew F. Bonazzola Tim J. Brizcndine Catherine A. Budig 37 Tim J. Burke Mark A. Butcher Candi L. Campbell Cherie L. Carlisle Scott A. Burrows Robert W. Byng Chuck D. Caquelin Chris C. Carter Sharlene A. Buster Alicia Cardenas Janis A. Carter Mark J. Chulich Victor M. Colamonico John T. Conner Nash Contreras Vince D. Colamonico Frances R. Contreras Sarah M. Contreras Jack P. Clausen Stephen L. Coleman Irma E. Contreras James R. Cooper 39 Carolyn L. Crouch Donald C. Dalphin Jeri L. DeBoer Robert E. Cooper Ricky T. Cuevas Brenda L. Davis Anna M. Dc Graaf Larry W. Cox Mike Cummins Pat J. Devine Joni De Vries Allen C. Dimick Patti A. Dokter Duane C. Eiter Clayton G. Doyle Terri L. Emerson Janet M. Digiacinto Jeaninc M. Dofner Debbie R. Doyle Jeanne R. Enkhom 41 Jill L. Evans Rocky D. Favorite Suzanne M. Femish Buzz R. Fabian Chris R. Feddem Karen A. Ferre Ed L. Farnum Jo Fenn Scott R. Fowler 42 Steve R. Fowler Kim L. Fox Tracy L. Fox Grace Galindo Armando Gonzales Connie L. Graham Luann E. Furusho Patricia M. Gallego Dave B. Goodban Craig Graham Carol L. Goodro Robert M. Grant 43 Gilbert C. Gruber Tyler S. Haack Richard P. Granillo Carol A. Gunderson Connie R. Halls David B. Gregory Becky L. Gunwall Raymond Y. Hamada Terri D. Hanenberg Diana L. Hansen John Hardin 44 Steve A. Hendrickson Shelly L. Hensgen Sheryl A. Henson Mark E. Hofmann Frank C. Holinsworth Raymond A. Holt 45 JcanyM. Hopper Jim S. Hunter Bink James 46 Sandcc J inkins Melissa J. Hubbard Susan M. Ignace Donna L. Jansen Brenda K. Johnson Carol A. Iverson Celesta R. Johnson Layne G. Johnson Richard S. Jones Susan E. Johnson Sue E. Jones Bryan W. Justice Cathy Jones Noreta L. Jordan Karen A. Kane Martin I. Kartchner Roc K. Kasper Bonita Kato 47 James W. Kemp Coco C. Kelfoil 48 Caria S. King RickC. Katz Buddy D. Kerans Joey H. Kellingback Cheryl A. Kinne Paul J. Keizer Don C. Kick Yong H. Kim Gary M. Kirkwood Steve L. Kirkwood Miles B. Kolkow Paul E. Koumis Michael K. Lambe Margie F. Kleinjan Kristine A. Koops Erica L. Lansdown Darrel E. Knicp Sherri K orsum Curtis D. Kuneau Debbie J. Larabee 49 Paula K. La Rocoo Marie P. Lopiccolo 50 John B. Lux Susanne Livick Mike L. Lucero Virginia L. Maberry Sharon Lemas Ron C. Lomicka Mark D. Luttxell John L. Malabicky Mary Lou Maldanado Mike G. Mandas Frank Manzanarcs Jan L. Massey Rosemarie Maldanado Donna M. Mangravito Jim Martinez Andrea J. Matcham Dennis J. Mallard Pam A. Manley Carlene Mathews Itf Jim D. Mccum Barbara J. Meyers Mary F. Morrison 52 Vicki Mecham Robert P. Medlock Mary I. Morrison Chris A. Moxon Janie Mcrcicr Debbie M. Morris Paul S. Mossinger Leslie M. Moye Donna E. Muchmore Curtis W. McConnell Cindy L. McQuillin Janet A. Nadalsky . Richard R. Munoz Charlene A. McLaughlin Don McShane Richard J. Narctta Peter A. Myers James L. Naum an 53 Mary L. Nelson JonC. Nutter 54 Colleen K. Oldenkamp Debbie K. Orsbun Earl Roger Noar Dora H. Ochoa Mike Olsen Lynn Parker Penny J. Northern Richard Okimoto William G. Olson Bill N. Paterson Douglas A. Patterson David W. Pauli Gary P. Patten Kerry R. Peterson Joyce L. Perez James A. Pichner John W. Pierce Sandy L. Peyton Dana Prentice Danny H. Prosser Dave Prouty 55 56 Aggie R. Quinones Donald Rcnchko Arlie T. Riggs Terri L. Roberts Karen L. Raymond Kathy Reynolds Alyce F. Rippce Brad J. Rodriquez Dean E. Reiter Cathy A. Richardson Darline M. Rishcl Darcy M. Rogers Scot T. Rogers Randy Rolko Rhonda C. Rohde Susan J. Rom ash Valerie A. Ruiz Cheril G. Rohr Ralph Roque Paul Sailing Mike R. Sammons Vickie A. Sanders Debbie L. Sandy 57 Walter D. Schmidt Debbie D. Schwartz Jared A. Shaver Jamie R. Schramm Efren D. Serrane Anne M. Sheridan Jordan L. Shroyer Janice L. Shumaker Jill D. Schulenburg JanisV. Shackelford Vicki J. Shipley Nancy R. Silva 58 Dermis D. Simmons Daniel E. Skomcrza Kathy I. Smith Mike R. Simmons Greg D. Sisson Debbi L. Smith Marilyn S. Smith Tim S. Simmons Calvin L. Sistrunk James L. Smith Ron V. Smith 59 Sandy L. Smith Kevin J. Spooner Marilyn E. Stratton 60 Shana J. Sweeney Dianne Snead Michael T. Spooner Leslie Stutes Tim M. Tabet Karen L. Speakc Kim S. Steenbergen Pam M. Suhar Joanne P. Taylor Leesa E. Taylor William D. Thomas Dianna L. Tinker Cathie D. Tucker Steve C. Terry Dina E. Thompson Steve S. Uroff Linda L. Thomas Dawn M. Thornton Allen K. Trautloff Tony Urrea 61 Danny J. Valadao Wanda J. Vander Pol Laurinda D. Van Surksum Kathy M. Valdes Brad Vandenberg Lori R. Van Pelt Anna M. Volkman 62 Janet L. Volkman William Volkoff John D. Walker Maria A. Wallin Cindy K. Warrick Jeannic L. Wattum Gary D. Walsh Cathy Wcatherley Jackie J. Weinberg Bruce S. Walter Rick A. Watson Donna F. Weycrs Robert G. Weber 63 Rhett W. Whaley Debbie A. Wilkinson Richard E. Wise 64 Mike Wosoughkia Janet S. Whitney Sheri E. Williams Susan M. Wodarczyk Joe R. Zenzola Warren D. Wiekamp Craig A. Willmore Debbie L. Barbour 65 Principal George Prince George Prince, not only a successful principal but an active participant of the Bellflower community, returned for another year of dedicated leadersliip at BHS. When summing up his impression of our students, Mr. Prince remarked that today's students are more outgoing, friendly, and are open to new ideas and challenges. Mr. Prince enjoys being a principal and has respect for such an honor. i i 66 Vice Principals MERWYN SMITH - Learning is a life long process, you have just completed the first step , in con- gratulatingthe Class of 74 In his past Mr. Smith was student body president of his High School, and involved with sports, such as Bas- ketball and Football. Now he likes such hobbies as golf, tennis, coin collecting and camping. ROGERS LINDLEY - Mr. Lindley's favorite pastimes when he was in High School were, Sports, and competing in Speech Activities. Now he enjoys working with the students of Bellflower High. His Words of Wisdom to the Graduating Class are Degrees of success are measured by each individual image. JOHN KILLEEN - Mr. Killeen's experience here at B. H.S. has taught him the most tan- gible and meaningful quality is the of integ- rity. All of his time is spent with working with the Students of Bellflower High, very productively and enjoyable of course. It is the most rewarding experience he knows. 67 Counselors MR. BRIAN SIENKNECHT - Counselor for the Junior Class. A man who enjoys working with the Students of Bellflower High. He feels that counselors are necessary, students need someone to talk to. His Words of Wisdom to the Graduating Class are Be thoughtful and kind to your fellow man. MR. ART EDWARDS - Freshman counselor would rather work with the Students of Bellflower than with his neighbors. And to the Graduating Class his Words of Wisdom are Don't rush into things, there's plenty of time. DR. TRUDY CLARK - Enjoys working with the Class of 76 and being a member of the class is something special to her. To the Graduating Class her Words of Wisdom are Set meaningful goals. Make every effort to contain them. And help con- tribute to society. MR. MEL RIGGINS - The Senior Counselor has a great relationship with the students, and enjoys working with them. His Words of Wisdom to the Graduating Class are I should desire that the students of the Class of 74 use their potential, positively for themselves and others. 68 Library This was the year for Media in the Li- brary. In the new Media Center students viewed and- heard sound film-strips, slides, and records. Through time, the list and variety of these subjects grew rapidly. Fi- nally, our new equipment for student pro- ductions of slides and tapes proved to be a popular way to make reports. 69 Mrs. Broming, Librarian Mrs. Warren, Library Clerk Directors of Student Affairs 70 Coach Keckich Director of Physical Education 71 Mrs. Olson Mrs. Harper Mr. Gotlicb ENGLISH X Mrs. S ha hin Mr. Laney Mrs. DeWitt Mr. Odell Mrs. Barton Mr. Albertsen Miss McCormick 73 Mrs. Hinds Mrs. Isaac Mrs. Kustura Mr. McDowell FINE ARTS Mr. Neighbarger Mr. Newman Mr. Dustman )( 74 Mr. Stits MATH 76 Mr. Bott Mr. Morgan Mr. Fouquettc Mrs. Wynne Mr. Modlin 77 Mr. Harrington Mrs. Hersek Mr. Boyle Mr. Mitchell SOCII . STUDIES Mr. Winokur � o Mf Gatul Mr. Fiebing Mr. Koch Mr. McCarroll X Mr. Morgan Mr. Richardson 78 Mr. Thompson Mr. Seani Mrs. Young Mr. Hester Mr. Little 79 PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION Mr. Greenfield 80 Mr. Keenan Mr. Dunnam Mr. Kekich 81 Foreign Language x 83 Mrs. Willis Mrs. Sanchez Mrs. Beykirck Mr. Li INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ward Mr. King Mr. Brevick Mr. Stout Mr. Link Mr. Gibson Secretaries Anabelle Carlson Rosemary Keiser Jeanette Sandstedt Wilma Tranter Helen Hamilton Clerks Laura Pugh 86 Bonnie Staggs Gladys Robbins Student Teachers I I Student Aides Robert Alcssi Bruce Moore Diana Davis Steve Makcig Dennis Ruby Tom Snow 87 Patricia Duran Pauline Modlin Thomas Evans Ron Jablonski, Ed Martin, William McMillian, Dan DiFrenna, Joe Sheraga, William Griffith, Vemie Fletcher, Bill Brace, Andy Baird. Not Pictured: Helen Nearing, Harry Kimm, Dick Gradowski, John Justice. Margaret Thompson Theo Neighbors, Betty Lipke, Veda Pierce, Marilyn Boling, Ida DenOwden, Millie Gould, Terry Ray, Liz, Mouw, June Mickelson, Guan Spivey. 86 89 ASB CABINET Karen Ferre, Senior Class President; Luann Furusho, ASB Sec. of Elections; Marilyn Smith, Head Pepster; Curtis 'McConnell, Serge ant-at-Arms; John Conner, Vice President; Bryan Larson, President; Janet Nadalsky, Secretary; Patti Doktor, Secretary of Activities; Lisa Silva, Frosh President; Karen Kane, Secretary oi Publicity; Dary Shumaker, Sophomore Class President, Sharon Lemas, Treasurer, Danny Thompson, Jr. Class President, Malt Bonnazzoila, Public Relations. LEADERSHIP Darv Shumaker. Sophomore President; Sharon Lemas, Treasurer; Danny Thompson, Junior Class President; Matt Bonazzolla, Public Relations! 90 House of Representatives D. Abegg, M. Aube. D. Barnes, E. Beasley, J. Collier, D. Collum, R. Cooper, C. Dabbs, C. Dana, C. Doyle, R. Freir, B. Furukawa, T. Garrett, R. Hauser, J. Hiddleston, S. linkins. M. Casher, 5 Jones, S. Klemchuck, I andsdnwn, T. Lcchuga. M7 Martiez, M. iviazzola, L. Me Adams, L. Mercier. FTTJicrcurio, J. Moore, M. Moye, J. Miles, iC. Mvcrsr M. Morrison, A. Okimoto. M. Olsen, R. Osborn, D. Paterson, T. Roberts, ft. Rogers.' M. Rowe, J. Schulenberg, E. Scott, C. Sistrunk, B, Silver, D. Smith, M- Smith. C. Tucker, K. Valdes, I. Valentine lTVanderberg, B. Walters, G. Walsh, C. Wlimore, B. Wise. K. Wyatt, -J. Zarleyr-K. Zarp, J. Zenzola, D. Anderson. C. Norman. C.S.F. HOUSE OF REPRESENTA TIVES C. Doyle, R. Hamad, J. Pichncr, M. Lambe, R. Jones, D. Jensen, T. Brenner, G. Noar, P. Wielenga, B. Furuckawa, P. Kick, C.' Dana, H. Mahood, S. Barnett,. T. Hatch. C. Baker,Mveehey, B. Kato, T. Davis, D. Newsom. L. Furusho, L. Timm, E. Lansdown, J. WossT Si. I latch . M: BonazzoIa D. Abegg, IT, Swain. C. Budig, R. Rowley, Kl. Stokely, L. Julius, E. Noar, Mr. iiester, N. Valentine, M. Kukeila, C. _Kanc. i7 Nadalsky, A. Okimoto, D. Calmer, D. HamadaT l. Kowc. Hergonson, Tcrv Garrett. . C. C. C. Doyle, S. Sweeney, T. Garrett, P. O'Brien, M. Rowe, K. Bossert, A. Doughtcry, P. McCarthy. M. Cohen, D. Crcswell, J. McConnell, L. Temm, T. Meador. R. Rhode. P. Dokter, B. Kato, J. Nadalsky, L. Julius, B. Furukawa, E. Landsdown, L. McCredie, J. Weinberg, T. Ha tch, Mary Morrison. ' BLADE STAFF Advisor Skip McDowell goes over ads with Juanita Woss. News Editor Mary Kukiela Editorial Editor Clay Doyle Editor 8onita Kato Feature Editor Jackie Weinberg Advisor Skip HcDowcl1 Sports Editor Steve Terry Print Shop Advisor Ray King blade staff Reporters: Catherine Budig, Alice Herqonson. Heathe7 Rahood. Mi£k£y '?tokely. Craig W i 11 more Photographers: Brian Ferre. Oouq Love Varitypists: Sherry Berkowitz, Suzanne Eermsh Paste-ups: Ad Manager: Juanita Woss O.iannc Abeoo. Cheryl Baker. Leah Jul hT3 94 Editor Bonita Kato and Clay Doyle confer over a story. Alice Hergonson gets advice from Heather Mahood. Photographer Brian Ferre adjusts his camera before another assignment. 95 Speech and Debate Teams Roger Noar, , Bill Cummings, Marla Rowe, Diane Quartarolo, Susan Wodarczyk, Violet Haouser. Stacy Burns. Over the years the Bellflower High School Speech and Debate team have accumulated many awards competing for league, district and state championships just as our athletic teams do. They now hold 13 state championships. The speakers and debators, taught to present their ideas in a logical, convincing order, are coached by Ron Albertsen and they all belong to the National Forensic League. Bryan I-arson, Martin Katz, Susan Wodarczvk. lay Cendrcau. Earl Noar, Lori Hall, Lee Miller, Violet Hauser. Tery Carretr, Hiiane Quartarolo, Marla Rowe. N.F.L. Martin Katz, Violet Hauser. Marla Rowe, Susan Wodarczyk, Earl Noar, Terry Garrett, Bryan Larson. ! Math Team Curtis McConnell, David Modre, Earl Noar, Matt Bonazzola, Terry Garrett. Math Club C. Noar- D. Hamada, C. Budig, D. Calmer, D. Newsom, S. Hatch, J. Woss, M. Cohen, 1. Swaim. C. Halls, jd. M. Boaaaola, L. Bouman, T. Garret, C. McConnell, C. Doyle, L. Julius, E. Noar, B. Katp. J. Killingbeck, S. Barnett, T. Hatch. C. Dana, B. Furakawa, C. Heron. S. Hensgen, M. Williams, S. Sweeny, S. Korsien, K. Rozellc, B. McKee, R. Okimoto. 97 KEYETTES -D. Andersonf B. Clark, R. Cleland, M. Cohen, id. Contreras, S. Dana, C. Disharoon, D. Dishman. J. Dofncr, C. Ely, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Fitzpatrick, A. Frank, A. Foxman, 1. Hashimoto. 1. Hashimoto. T. Hatch, S. Hohenhaus. J. Hopper, M. Luster, J. Maines. 1. Marquez. L_Maiiinez. P. McCarty. L. McClinden, L. Mead, j. Mercierr D. Mora, M. Moyc, N. Negrctte, M. Nelson, 6. Newsom, 1- Omeza. E. Owens, L. Rodriguez. A. Spaeth, M. Stokely, F. Vlicgar, W. VernaI7 T- Williams, L. Young. KEY CLUB C. Heron; S. Klemcheck; D. -Thompson: P. Mossinger, Vice President; M. Rhorer, Secretary; C. McConnell, Treasurer; B. Grond; S. Campbell; P. O'Brien. J. Killingbeck; B. Rodriguez; B. Carson, President; J. Stith. INTERACT CLUB 98 J. Kemp, P. Wielenea. M. Klewer, D. Gloudeman, R. Hamada._cT Heron. K. Rozelle. S. Terry, D. Iones. M. Lemon, C. Kirk vood I. Coroa. B. Galleener, D. Jensen, D. Greswell, K. Hudson, L. Hudspeth, D. Gloudeman, M. Lambe, T r?H rnn - Boyle, T. Bremmer, D. Euink, D. Wielenga, R. Okimoto, G. Yoshinaga. - ART CLUB r,. KirlrwnnH- R. Jinkins, R. Hillman, B. Dobias. N. Carroll, B. Hauser, C. Gilfore, B. Kato, V. Colamonico, L. Julias, V. Ruiz. MODERN DANCE K. Hoekman, P. Dokter, K. Steenbergen, A. DeGraaf, E. Lansdown, B. Kata. L. Julius, K. Disharoon, L. Furusho. C. Kilfoil, J. Shumaker? . Anthony, J,. Nadalskv. D. Smith, D. Snead. T. Garrett, K. Weatherly, J . VVattum, D. Wilkinson, J. Hopper. K. Hale, D. Schemeling, K. Bevascqua, R. Urozco, L. Hulen, A. Matcham, M. Stokley, D. Dishman, L. Mead. 99 CHESS CLUB POLI-SCI CLUB R. Karo. L. Bouman, Mr. Morgan, L. Julius, Horton son. I-L Mahood. J. Coca, G. Noar. J. Conner, M. Morrison, E. Landsdown, M Hatch, J- C. Halls, ITT Mallard, P. Mossinger, B. Larson, D. Smith, T. Garrett. LEO Clay Doyle, Bill Cummings, Jay Qendreau, Bill McKee. Curtis Heron. Gary £!22L v.c G- 100 CAMPUS BEA UTI FICA TION K. Meyers, P. Hardin, K. Bossert, B. Larson. L_Gendreau. C. Doyle, M. Rowe, S. Wodarczyk, S. Katz, L. Hali, V. Hauser, L. Miller, D. guarfarolo, G. Noar. GIRLS LEAGUE Bonita Kato. Rhonda Rhode, Deneka Ellens. Sharon Nadalskv. Pam Manley, Laurie Hulen, Andrea Matcham. 5 CLUB Susan Dana, Marlene Moye, Lene' Me Linden, Maria Cohen, Pauline McCartney, Debbie (JiarK, Aucirv Dougherty. Anne Frank. Marv_Luster. 101 BIOLOGY CLUB Juanita Woss, Marla Rowe, Mary Morrison, I leather Mahnnd, Katherine Budig, Debbie Smith, Terry Garrett, Shelly Hensgen, Mrs. Hersek, Mnn - hgr, Leslie Moye, Paul Wilenga. Susan WydarczylcT Michelle Hatch. Leah Julius, Bonita Ka Erica Lansdown, Martin Katz, Darrell Smith, Luann Furusho, Shana Sweeney. PHYSICS CLUB Bryan Justice, Terri Walder, Diane Calmer, Jordon Shroyer, Susan Wodarczyk, Janet Nadalsky, Bill Cummings, Raymond Hamada, Paul Mossinger, Mike Mandas. Joe Killingbeck, John Conner, Mark Butcher, Jim Pichner, Dennis Mallard, Craig Willmore, Clay Doyle, Robert Byng. CHEMISTRY CLUB S. Korsien, S. Sweeney, D. Smith, T. Garrett, J. Vander Maarl, B. Cummings, D. Tensen, Q. Noar, J. Gendrean. N. Carroll, M. Williams, W. Davis, D. Gloudemen, A. Curtis, B. Bacon, T. Hatch, S. Barrett, C. Budig, H. Mahood, J. Swaim, N. Valentine, J. Woss, E. Wixon, C. McConnell, C. Dana, D. Creswell, B. Furukawa, A. Hergonson. T. Torres, D. Newsom, S. Walpuski. 102 HOME ECONOMICS Leslie Moye, Maria Cohen, Audrey nomrhertyT Pauline McCarthy. Mrs. Martin, Norma Negrete, Bette Clark, Mic.kev Stoke! v. Melinda Williams, Cherelyn Ely. CAREER GO-GETTERS Mrs. Harper, B. Clarke, .. -Katz. $. Wodarczyk, M. Hayes, K. Broslous, V. Shipley, ]. Merceir. CHINESE Glen Hopper, Jerry White, Kent Bruton, Craig May, Bob Anderson, Toaa Bremer, Dave Creswell, Brad Phillips. Kirk Rozelie. 103 GERMAN CLUB M- QgSlSV,. K; Bossert, D Brockus, J. Griffen, B. Grond, L. Hudspeth, F. James, B. Jacobson, D. Kocberlu. B. LaiSM. LlfflKifc J. Lundquist, J. Moore. E. Noar, R. Noble, M. Olson, J. Pichner, J. Potts, T. Ramin, B. Vandermost, M. Vandermost, D. Vliegcr. D. Wedge, K. Zarlcy, J. Taylor, S. Vcldkamp. -S. Kcthnrnm. D. “ brockus, M. Butcher, R. Davis, G. Ficociello. M. Fitzpatrick. Granillo. D. Harris, 1, Hashimoto. M. Katz, _n lAmann P. O'Brien. P. Phipps, D. Owens. O. Snaeth. D. Thompson. R. Turpin, J S. Walpuski, 1. Weinberg. J. Vander Maarl, M. Wiekamp, R. Wilson. SPANISH CLUB „ A . PoHghrrry, E. Landsdown, _P. McCartnv. L. Martinez. Tptm Torrfc5 FRENCH CLUB S. Annesley, P. Blake. S. Douglas, E. Han, J. Hashimoto, Y. Hauser. D. Lehmann, B. Martinez, L. Miller, R. Moe, M. Moye, M. Rowe, J. Stallings, A. Suthern. J. Terberg, Q. VaTadao.. 104 CULMINA TION CHOIR K. Back, S. Back, R. Baker, C. Baldridge, D. Barnes, M. Belt, M. Bonnazola, M. Brazil, R. Chcslcy, T. Coleman, S. Dana, P. Davis, D. Dishman, K. Hale, C. Halls, T. Hatch, A. Hergonson, D. Kartchner, R. Kerr, C. Kinne, M. Lernen, J. Martinez, T. Meador, S. Me cum, D. Michau, J. Mosley, D. Newsom, L. Openshaw, M. Osment, D. Rogers, P. Shea, K. Steenbergen, J. Smith, L. Taylor, D. Tracy, S. Turner, N. Valentine, S. Van Horsen, D. Watson, B. Webb, J. Sbavcr, S. Jinkins, L. Mead, M. Rasile. P. Allen, J. Arambula, N. Bacon, E. Barbour, R. Bames, C. Barret, D. Biltenon, K. Brachc, S. Brewer, L. Brice, L. Buckley, A. Campbell, A. Carpenter, M. Cohen, F. Contreras, D. Cook, V. Cromwell, J. Dofnor, L. Donlon, J. Doyle, F. Fleckner, T. Frahm, C. Gallcago, E. Giavelli, C. Gunderson, A. Granillo, J. Griffin, D. Hardwick, M. Harrison, D. Hatch, N. Hermes, D. Hernandez, D. Holingsworth, T. Johns, N. Jordon, B. Kartchner, K. Ketham, G. Kirkwood, S. Klcmchuk, C. Lowe, B. Massey, R. Me Crackcn, D. McClean, L. Mead, C. Medlock, D. Morgan, D. Oldfield, L. Orpeza, M. Parcnzcn, D. Render, B. Ridley, D. Rudd, J. Shaver, P. Shea, K. Slingerland, H. Smith, A. Speath, N. Taylor, J. Valentine, T. Vick, F. Vlieger, T. Watson, R. Watson, C. Watters, W. Willmore, D. Wilson, C. Wyatt, J. Young. B. Webb. M. Osment. JP. Shea, L. Openshaw, M. Hatch, D. BarnesT C. Baldridge T. Smith, J. Mosley. T. Coleman, M. Belt, T. STiaver, Turner. K. Rale, JC. Steenbergen.,M. Brazil. D. Michau. M. Lernen, JP. Pavis. AOAJLK MIXED CHORUS 10$ GIRLS GLEE C. Allen, J. Annis, E. Arebello, V. Betts, B. Bitn, M. Branzil, C. Collins, P. Craft, V. Defusco, A. Frank, M. Geary, M. Luster, J. Harcus, E. Huffman, F. Hnnpker. S. Jinkins, Y. Johnson, J. Jimenez, M. ftester, R. Lecount, L. Jean, J. Lowe, S. Lynch, C. Mcpheeters, T. Moody, D. Mora, C. Newcomer, T. Ostrnh, A. Richardson, D. Roby, N. Smith, B. Voorhies, J. Weinberg, S. Widener, E. Widener, M. Widner, T. Wilkerson, W. Zelinski, J. Peterson, N. Davis, N. Mermes, T. Croft, P. Shlitzing, N. Flores, S. Burns, D. Schultz, P. Shea, S. Bickerstaff, D. Minney, S. Sowder. BOYS GLEE M. Hoff, J. Aguir, R. Mccracken, J. Williams, D. Oldfield, L. Orpeza, J. Doyle, L. Jenkins, L. Brice, D. Ferguson, R. Boud, M. Brazil, M. Roger, R. Miller, B. Brown, T. Hernandez. THESPIA NS K. Krohn, G. Kirkwood, Shaver. M. Manda, JJ. Henderson, M. Smith, D. Snead FT Quin, P. Myers, L. Timm, D. Wilkinson, K. Raymond, K. Hale. R. Chesley, R. Farquar, R. Wilson, N. Contreras, L. Me Luggage, S. Jenkins, L. Taylor, K. Manus, D. Smith. 106 B.A.A. M. Olsen, D. Michau, A. Moore. M. Beltr M. Lemen. B. Hauser, F. Gale, G. Walsh. D. Thompson. J. Schermerhorn, D. Wasmund, S. Rogers, Jj. Mecum. R. Naretta, J. Zenzola, B. James, M. Sammons, B. Fabian, J. Pichner, K. Herbst, L Hare, D. Glouderman, S. Cambell, M. Butcher, J. Conner, C. Maxom, M. Mandas. J. Schramm, Ri_Aluaoz, A. Gonzales, n. Rameriz. M. Kolkow, H. Smith, C. May. J. Doyle, M. Ansley, B. Larson, L. L. Bateman, S. Moran, R. Favorite, A. Granillo,J O'Brien, M. Rasile, M. Hite, P. Davis, M. Chandler. C. Sistrunk. L. Jenkins, M. Gomes, M. Miller _ _ G.A.A. COUNCIL Donna Whitley, Tackie Weinberg. Unmn McCredie. Linda Timm. Tami Meador. Frances Qkimoto, Donna,Hamada. Diane Calmer? Jeorrette Leonard. GaiH mfi.r, Tra y Hatch. G.A.O. COUNCIL Tennv Vander Marl. Linda Timm, Jayne Mac Lellan, Val Ruizi Becky Rogers. Diane Gunwall, Beth Furukawa. 107 The Buc Boosters The Buc Boosters are a parent organization for the purpose of supporting the school's activities. They support plays and different athletic functions. Raising money for different organizations, is another type of Buc Booster activ- ity. The different items they have sold include Billy Buc pins and charms. The Wrestling Boosters P- Mgfee, M. Meyers. M. Hoffman, R. Jansen, L. Brownig, K. Kuiken, C. Graham, B. Scott, B. Scott, D. VerDoorn, I. McSorlcv. C—Buckner. D. Anderson. I. Evcnstcad. Kj. NadalskvT 1. Felix, C. Brown, L. Miller, L. Hall, v: Hauser, B. Butcher, C. Hill, C. Price, C. Graham,. K. Zarn, T. Reneau, D. Bustrum, S. Nadalskv. F. .Okimoto. N. Valentinef R. Silver, R. Maxon, J. williams, S. Barnett, A. Hcreonson, T. Hatch. P.. Bethrum, S. Vitchell. B . Skellv. T. MeConnel, P. Manley, J . Back. A. Okimoto, L. Reed, K. ManuS, L. Silva. The Freshman Buc Boosters D. Andcrsom K ;Ashmoret C. Brown, L. Buckev. A Cambell, Ic Camacho, P, Cromwell— L Cummings. R. Dawkins, XL F-warr'0- F hunth kG sc H Gearv. w 7rrpvr i- Griffith. N JH ldermam J. ’’ 1. Hashimoto. T. Homey. j Hunsaker. lacohsma. S. lunso1 TT awamotOj l.T Kinne. M. Kohman. J. Lewis.. J. Manzanares. I. Marquez. D. l7 leicier. M. Meyers. T. Meyers, X. Michael. Mitchell, T. Morrison, K. J ■S. Nadalskv. d. NewcolffUl1. R. WSriego, __ Okimoto. G. Olson, P. Ostenaorr, h. Owens, D. Parker, J. retterson, C. Rachal, TVKamage. I. inett, L. Rodriquez, B. Scott. D. SI , 5 ya. B.: %-lly� SJBngyUm r l. Smith. S. angler? T. Thompson, 1.. Turner. JTventress, -Wanrjck. ). Wienb at� W. Wenzel. D. littsek, R. Wise, 1v. Zclinski, A. Spac Spaeth, P. VVhittsek, ... _________ . , ... _r_____, _ Beaslv. M. Garrett, i . Ustrmv_I. vt.itmese. V. Liberator, id. SnTItn, S. liackerstaff. 106 Band Council Debbie Henderson. Frank Foy. David Gregory, Lvnn McCluggage. Kathv Kane, Tudv Swaim. Dennis Simmons, thv Klein jan. Rhonda-Row lev. Steve Moran. Kim Jacobsma, Kelly Covey. “ Jazz Rock David Gregory, Richard Farquaar, Gary Kirkwood. Xpighharger. Jerry -Ha Brvan Larsom Randv Rowlev R hnnria., R™,flQy Scott Gleason. Tudv Swaim. Dennis Simmoi Marching Band Dennis Simmons, lerrv H.ue. Curtis Shoemaker. jay Workman, Pony Unhand Alex_Orpenza. iUab.Aieciim. Jan .Rnffingrnn. Scott Gleason. ludvSwaim Dan Nadalskv- David Gregory, Scott Velkamp. Richard Carr, lerry Brown. Steve Amnrroa j Chcisjitiltac. Sherri Katz- I-ori Merrier. Rhonda Rowley. S £jaC0 yaa, Russ Harsh. Vinre C.onsnlac— —— v|,|'i1] ' iiP;fKi Darlene Smith, Sand Jjflkjas, finf HatMaatio, TSaldana, Randv Rowley. Kim lacobsmaT Dehhie SLandv viilo Hpyt ke-Atjdcrson. Sherri Hnvt. Les Bcttest, Brook Iordan. Craig Young, Bill leftwich. 109 MAJORETTES Janice Matcham-Solo, jv nr McCluggage -Head Majorette, Cathy Ur off, Shelly Brown. ' Billy Buc Tim Coleman Betsy Buc Alice Hert BANNER Pam Sr.hafffiE. Cathy Zarp, Till Annis. Kathv Kane- Captain, r. hnm Palmer,, Jackie McSorley, Mary McCul DRILL TEAM B. Butcher, S. Johnson, J. Brink, D. Jansen, S. McDonald, L. Gentry, D. Anderson, M. Meyers, K. Slingerland, J. Zarley, C. Brown, R. Rhode, C. Norman, C. Larabee, M. Salchak, P. Lock, C. Ely, M. Chandler, D. Mckee, C. Brown, S. Peyton, C. Nelson, J. Conner, D. Winn, D. Doyle, V. Cromwell, A. Cambell, P. Smith, K. Mozzerini, F. Flectner, D. Coran, I. Rubio, C. Gort, S. Buckner, J. Maynes, S� Webb, S. Barnett. L. Reed, W. Willmore, K. Jinkins, N. Negrette, M. Roth, E. O'Connell, B. Larabee, B. Scott, M. Aube, L. Mandas, P. Bethurm, T. Moore, L. Me Linden DRILL TEAM CAPTAINS Rhonda Rhode, Debbie Larabee, Caryn Norman in YELL SQUAD QpKKio MnnHoei Carol Gunderson, Kflr an ygnP-Head Yell, Pam lvlaniey, Sharon Lemas, Marilyn Smith-Head Peps ter. FLAG SQUAD Dehhie Schmeling. Nancy V n 1 r n Marsha H,-i rdy, Kflfhy Cathy BajaiMltilead Flag, Laurinda VanSurksum. 112 Kathie Back. Janet Digiacinto, Sherry Berkowitz, Lori VanPelt- Head Song, Carol Kane. SONG This summer Pep Squad attended Hibbards All American Cheerleading Camp, besides learning new routines, skits, and stunts, they participated in field day competitions, with all three squads winning first places, spirit awards, and trophies for most improved and hardest working school. Congratulations to the 73-74 Pep Squad, it's been a great year! 113 Varsity Football First Row. F. Calc, D. Wasmund, J. Conner, C. Walsh, M. Butcher, J. Zenzola, M. Mandas, M. Kolkow, S. Rogers, R. Naretta, J. Mecum, B. Fabian, C. Sistrunk. Second Row: Coach T. Snow, J. Smith, D. Thompson, D. Micheau, A. Granillo, S. Betherum, J. Schcrmerhorn, A. Moore, M. Olson, M. Rasile, P. O'Brien, Coach C. Odell, Coach H. Keenan, Coach B. Harrington. Third Row: B. Slover, T. Dawkins, M. Belt, J. Rogers, P. Davis, M. Chandler, C. Acosta, M. Comes, B. Mercier, M. Hite, J. Hare. Coach Keenan Coach Snow Coach Harrington 116 A young and inexperienced football team represented the Bucs in 1973. The team matured too late to be a factor in the tough San Gabriel Valley League race. Although everyone was disappointed in the Bucs' win- loss record, everyone was proud of how the Bucs KEPT COMING. By the end of the season, the Bucs were ready to play anyone. The seniors were understandably disappointed with their season, but they can take pride in the fact that they started a new dynasty for the Bucs because THE BUCS WILL BE BACK. 117 J. V. ’s Soph. Front Row: Tom Porcero, Chris Ruhlen, Bob Kooy, Arkie Stevens, DanNadalsky, Terry Dolher, George Forker. Second Row: Coach Little, Roy Armendariz, Tom Buffington, Rick Wilson, Glen Ramirez, George Moore, Chuck Flesson, Steve Ohls, Coach Mackeig. Third Row: Tim Gendlc, Mike Wiekamp, Steve Hyink, Jim Bustrum, Frank Emerson, Mark Hoff, Manuel Marrero. Frosh. First Row: Mark Miller, Lorin Bice, Joel Berman, Dale Fenenbock, Rick Barbour, Perry Shea, Clint Tate, Brook Jordan, Bob Rhubottom, Alex Oropeza. Second Row: Mike Carpenter, Mark Schmelling, Kurt Schuler, Ken Armstrong, Arlen Dias, Mike Ellison, Andy Hernandez, Brad Tolsma, John Valentine, Doug Thomas, Joe Aguiar, Joel Maly. Third Row: Dale Wildev. lohn Enke, Kerry Johnson, Bruce Oravetz Dave Oldfield, Marc Deniiam, Kenny Wasscnaxar, John Talsma, Bill Kanantzer, Art Granillo, Gary McCrcdie, John Moore, Bill Mccum. Fourth Row: Bob Conner, Don Houartcr, Art Brigman, Scott Gleason, Rick Villa, Dan Samarin, Geoff Ries, Mike Ritchie, Cameron-Minor Fifth Row: Head Coach Amie Koch, Don Craig, Steve Knight, Gary Saling, Tom Madron, Jeff Benjamin, Randy Koor Jo _Munos, Chris Rohde, (ffsstT CoarT t Mrnic WinokuA. 118 The J. V. Team 1973 Season was 6-3. Al- though we did not have a winning season much experience was gained by many individuals who will be part of the 1974 Varsity Buc Squad and will help re-establish Bellflower as a Football power house in the San Gabriel Valley League. Manual Marrero, Mike Wei camp, Danny Thompson, Jeff Rogers, Chuck Flcason, Glen Ramirez, Bill Mercier, Tim Tabot, Ralph Roque, Rick Wilson, Charlie Rhulon. Varsity Basketball Stan Wienbcrg. Randy Hess, Ed Farnum, Mike Klower. Ion Pong Rogers, Steve Hendrickson, Joey Killingbeck, Scott Simmons, Kelly Beuton, John Hegedus, Coach Jim Greenfiefd A rebuilding year is in store for the Bellflower Varsity With returning lettermen. Scot Simmons an all S. G. V. L. was picked a Junior, the only returning starter. Steve Henderickson, Ed Farnum, Randy Hess, Joe Killingbeck, John Hegedeus, John Parks, Stan Wienburg, Doug Rodgers, and Kelly Bruton will see alot of action. The Bucs are a young and inexperienced team who will improve as the games continue. A stopping defense; and pressing team will be the features of the year. 121 Basketball Frosh Assistant Coach-Mark Warrell, Frank Aguayo, Kevin Famum, Steve Hobbs, Kevin Aicklen, Mike Anderson, Ed Pierce, Gary Saling, Mike Silva, Don Vlieger, Lance Bommelje, Hector Baldemore, Fred Morales, Coach-Steve Dunnam, Not Picturcd-Ed Houston JV’s Manager - Dan Koeberle, Jim Stockwell, Ron Durrant, Kurt Hebst, Jim Vandenberg, Steve Campbell, Mike Klewer, Rick Cravens, Lynn McCarrol-Coach, Kent Willmore, Cameron White, Scott Ruffner, Bobby Wager, Paul Custer, Jeff Rogers. Soph’s Mitch Estep, Steve Hyink, Dave Junso, Dwight Allcnbaugh, Dave Bragg, David Wedge, John Taylor, Dave Creswell, Craig Thompson, Coach-Joe Bott, Rob Hippie, Kent Bruton, Brent Sorbom, Jim Jordan, Fred Augustine, George More. i Jolm Modlin gets help on his golf swing from Frank Rodriquez. who placed 10th in State Individual CIF 197Z. Watching arc the rest of the sophmore team; Jack Murphy, Dave Kilbum, John Terborg and Jerry Ford. The best Varsity Golf Team even Mike Shiroishi, Bob Aitken, George Soneff, Mark Zeimer watches Frank Rodrityie? help Mike Stewart line up a putt, waiting to putt arc (Andy koariquczj Jim Bonghner, Rick Meyer, and Lynn Bonghner. t--. Junior Varsity players Scott Veldkamp, Duane Kumagae, Gary Yoshinaga wait for Chris Rohde, Bob Berkowitz, Gary Dihel and Dean Rieter to tee off. It is nice to rest after 46 matches, 4 tournaments and the CIF playoffs. 123 iiiiiuimhi Girls Volleyball In their first year of league games, the girl's Volleyball teams made their way to C. I. F. In the first and second games of the finals, our team defeated Palo Verde Valley 15-12-15-1 and Redlands High School 15-6, 15-0. When they tried for the Quarter finals against the undefeated Mira Costa, they pulled the rug out from under us and scored 3-15 and 2-15. Varsity Volleyball: Jackie Weinberg, Donna Whitley, Rita Cranillo, Lucy Fruhwirth, Janet Weinberg, Patrice Ramage, Gail Carter. J.V. Volleyball: C. Fudge, A. Sheridan, T. Ramge, T. Meador, L. Me Credie, B. Davis, J. Vander Maarl, C. Guthrie, P. Kick, D. Ewart, T. Fox, T. Reneau, W. Owen. Varsity and J. A. Okimoto, D. Calmer, D. Kcnr, J. Leonard, K. Smith, K. Valdes, S. Whitley, R. Kuiken, L. Eckman, J. Parker, S. Mecum, D. Hamada, S. Back, L. Steward, T. Castillo, M. Williams, D. Henderson, R. Silver. A. Hergonson, S. Dana, H. Mahood, S. Van Horsen, N. Carroll, L. Mossinger, S. Tardaguila, C. Shipp, C. Polli, B. Furukawa, C. Dana, J. Henderson, K. Hillman, B. Dobias, A. Gates, D. Ellens, C. Livik, T. Davis, M. Garrett, V. Galewski, K. Kane, K. Klcingcn, J. Cummings, S. Jacobsma, F. Okimoto. Tennis Tills years girl's sports proved to be outstanding, since they made it to C.I. F. finals. Santa Fe 6-4 Lakewood 5-3 South Gate 9-1 Paramount 4-1 Warren 5-0 Norwalk 5-0 La Mirada 4-1 Downey 4-1 Excelsior 5-0 125 Varsity Wrestling Coach Amie Koch, Jack Doyle, Mike Miller, Scott Betherum, Joe Zenzola, Aaron Moore, Pat Devine, Coach Rick Stratton, Lorin Jenkins, Terry Dofner, Dan Nadalsky. Expected to have a building year, the BHS Varsity Wrestlers surprised the League with an effort that almost gave them the League Title. Only losses in their final two dual matches to Paramount and Norwalk denied them their crown. Tire unexpected success was in part due to the great showing of fire squad's under- classmen who held 9 of the 13 Varsity positions. Great seasonal performances were turned in by Richard Okimoto who placed 4th in CIF pre- lims and Pat Devine who finished 5th in CIF and went on to wrestle in the state finals in Oakland Look for great things from the Buc wrestlers as they will be real contenders for next years' SGVL Title. They came with no experience, they came with much desire. If the class of '77 keeps at it, Coach Koch's wrestling team 3 years from now will destroy the league. Although the team win loss record was not as good as we hoped it might be, we feel that the wrestlers who came out this year experienced great gains in their personal knowledge about wrestling and realized different levels of physical growth. With continued participation by these dedicated young men, the Bellflower wrestling program will surely benefit and be greatly improved in future years. Junior Varsity Wrestling Joe Aguiar, Mike Lemen, Scott Larson, Don Craig, Tom Madron, Cal Sistrunk, Alex Oropeza, Coach-Bruce Harrington, Mike Collum, Mike Jenkins, Steve Silva, Galry Valdao, Dale Fenenback, Arlen Diaz 128 With 11 straight years of SGVL championship this years team is ready for number 12. Even though this is a young team with only 2 seniors they are very confident of victory. With number one singles Paid Di Guillio and number one doubles Rocky Favorite and Mike Lamb and the great tennis ability of Dale and Daryl Gloudeman and such sophomores as Perry Di Guilio and Jay Hardgraves it looks like 12 in a row. Perry Dcgiulo, Chris Gruber, John Garret, Mike Lambe, Rocky Pardo, John Connor, Dale Gloudeman, John Chapman, ?, Richard Ballou, Dary Gloudeman, Tim Colemen, Raymond Hamada, Curtis McConald. The Tennis Club has been very active this year. They have sponsored and ran the third annual Mixed Doubles Tournament over a two week period and supported the Girl's and Boy's Tennis teams. This year they also sponsored and ran the annual Tcnnis-A-Thon for fund raising where each team played 100 games of tennis. The money was used to maintain the tennis courts and purchase new equipment. This year a new Ball Boy was purchased to serve as a pitching machine. They have also had two parties and hope to have the annual swimming party this spring. First Row. Curtis Herron, Richard Carr, Bruce Oruitz, Danny Sameron, Kirk Schurler, Darryl Enders, Jay Hardgraues, Mike Ellision, Brad Phillipson, Steve Knight, Mike Villia, Gary Noar. Second Row. Tod Brenner, Bill McKey, Tim Watson, Steve Aune, Clint, Stan Klumchuck, Tim Rossbottom, Kirk Rozelle, Bob Ider, John Wood. e n n • i s T e a m R a c q u e t e e r s 129 Bowling G.A.a. P. Vandasser, L. Spangler, T. Castillo, D. Me Keever, T. Keifer, B. Davis, C. Fudge, P Ramage, T. Hatch, Miss Campe au, D. Shawn, T. Moody, D. Parker, E. Arabella, D. Gabb, M. Bucmastcr, D. Gunwall, P. Back, G. Chappius, P. Craft, P. Chappius, K. Shackelford, B. Gunwall, C. Nathan, R. Timm, M. Smith, L. Timm, J. Miles. G.A.A. BOWLING Every year the G.A.A. Bowlers get together during the second quarter at Clark Center. This year we had 16 teams with Cindy Nathan, Becky Gunwall and Rose Mary Timm, winding up in 1st place. Becuase the interest was so great, there wasn't enough time in the quarter to get a chance to play all the teams. The girls also liked it so much that they wanted to play another quarter, so for the first time, bowling has had 2 quarters instead of 1. This time there were also 16 teams. The first place position belongs to Kathy Smith, Tina Castillo and Carol Spears. Special thanks to Cindy Campeau for sponsoring this event. Archery With the thrashing of Bobby Riggs at the hands of Billie Jean King, the way was opened for women in other sports. This year's archery team competed against Norwalk and Excelsior — in schools whose teams were either coed or all male. The boy-girl competition was surprisingly close, because as one of the archers remarked, In archery, brains count more than brawn. The varsity starters were: K. Caldwell, H. Mahood, N. Carroll, P. Kick, A. Hergonson, andS. Van Hor sen. L. Hermes, F. Boggs, B. Dobias, L. Mossinger, H. Mahood, S. Van Horsen, P. Kick, T. Davis, D. Sandy, G. Grinder, A. Hergonson, J. MacLellen, Ms. Campeau, K. Caldwell, N. Carroll, C. Palmer, J. Lewis, and C. Spears. 130 J. Cummins, A. Hergonson, C. Gabb, S. Back, N. Carroll, H. Mahood, D. Hamada, A. Okimoto, D. Dobias, L. Mossinger, S. Mecum, S. Whitley, J. Parker, j. Griffith, C. Kicnjan, S. Van Horsen, R. Kuiken, D. Calmer, D. Kerr. Badminton The Bellflower High G.A.A. Badminton teams potential strength is Debbie Kerr, Diane Calmer, Rita Kuiken, Susanne Van Horsen, Alice Hergonson and Donna Hamada. Varsity Basketball Jorgette Leonard, Janet Weinberg, Jackie Weinberg, Lorna McCredie, Brenda Davis, Donna Whitley, Patrice Ramage. J. V. Basketball Karen Nadalsky, Sharon Nadalsky, Dedc Miller, Barbara Owen, Lucy Fruhwirth, Tami Meador, Gail Grinder, Dawn Ewart. 131 G.A.A. Girls Softball Denise Northern, Dawn Thornton, Cindy Nathan, Linda Tim, Rita Silver, Cissic Baty, Debbie Henderson, Garnet Chappius, Kathy Shackleford, Sindy Sowder, Cheryl Disharron, Barbara Ridley, Diane Hatch, Pat Ramage, Terri Kiefer, Brenda Davis, Jennie Vander Maare, Becky Rogers, Miss Campeau, Charlene Fudge, Lucy Fruhwirth, Jorgette Leonard. These Girls are the combined teams Of the Varsity and J. V. Sophball. Miss Campeau is their instructor. This Year they Played the district schools in our area. 132 Intramural Sports Besides baseball and birds on the wing, March once again brought Intra Mural Vol- leyball. Spikes and slams filled the air each Wednesday at extended lunch when twenty teams battled to the bloody finals. We opened our season at the Long Beach State Invita- tional and placed 39,40,41,42, and 47 in a field of 47. We followed that up with a resounding loss to Mayfair. We beat LaMirada, suffered a heart- breaking loss to Downey and got by Excelsior. It was the Lynwood meet that completed the metamorphosis from a motley group to a team. Our narrow victory over the Knights showed us just how good we might be. BobM., D. Wielenga, P. Wielenga, $. Moran J. Villegas, C. Tompson, D. Foreman, J. Pic liner, S. Shultz, J. Valadao, H. Smith, W. Guthrie, S. Martin, J. Parra, B. Dematto, D. Barretts, (g. rumefry R. Larman. Not Pictured-R. Deboer, J. KucIT After cieietu.- ing Paramount we came to the showdown with Warren with first place at stake. Our 26-29 vic- tory was certain- ly the highlight of our season. The CIF semifinals saw us get blown out quickly. But they also have us a goal for which to work next sea- son, a goal which will lie very real- istic if we con- tinue to show the same attitude we displayed this season. This year our most valuable runner was Rick Larman. Cross Country Track Team Coach Swett, Coach Ruby, B. Tolsma, D. Michau, J. Bustrum, A. Stevens, K. Jacobsma, R. Larman, K. Cooper, T. Gendle, S. Turner, M. Kolkow, C. Sistrunk, J. Lux, T. Eaton, B. Larson, P. Stublcr, J. Pichncr, J. Smith, C. Wilmore, P. Wiclcnga, D. Barrett, D. Wielenga, S. Moran, J. Villegas, D. Dcmatto, C. Winokur. 2nd Row: J. Enke, S. Shultz, J. Stanton, W. Guthrie, B. Volkoff, D. Shumaker, R. Frier, G. Ramirez, S. Martin, G. Shipley, C. Ruhlen, D. Ferguson, R. Henry, G. Forkcr, K. Waller, D. Newberry, J. Lundquist, C. Young, C. Ruhlen, K. Zarley, J. Valentine, J. Ries, F. Janes, M. Ritchie, R. Cock, A. Hernandez. Not Pictured: S. Armstrong, D. Foreman, C. Kuneau, K. Leyborne, R. Leghuga, M. Mandas, J. Parra, C. Shackelford, M. Oswald, V. Colamonico, J. White, E. Davis, R. Cabral, M. Meyers, S. Hyink, F. Marquez, A. Pisani, J. Hegedus, K. Maynard, J. Hardin. The Bucs' season was highlighted by the 64-63 vic- tory over Excelsior. Consistent standouts were vaulter Ken Cooper, sprinters Jack Villegas and Mike Mandas, shot putter long jumper Darius Michau, quartermilers Bryan Larson and Jim Pichner and distant men Rick Larman, Steve Moran, Paul Wilenga, Sam Turner, Steve Schultz and Dave Barrett. Making a meaningful contribution on the varsity level were freshmen hur- dlers long jumpers Bob De Matto and Art Brigman and distance runner Don Wilenga. 135 Varsity Baseball Bink James, Roy Saling, Joe Zenzola, Mark Butcher, Gary Ficocicllo, Mike Sammons, Mel Baty, Richard Munoz, Ron Simpkins, Coach Mike Kekich, Chris Carter, Ralph Roque, Danny Valadao, Mike Dyer, Jamie Schramm, Paul La Rocco, Armando Gonzales, Mickey Gomes, Jeff Smith, Tom Me Shane, Not Pictured Matt Bonazzola. J. V. and Frosh Baseball Coach Weeks, D. Plasch, M. Arguelles, L. Battest, J. Hegadus, C. Thompson, G. Schnableggar, M. Wiekamp, D. Evink, M. James, P. Owens, A. Kraxberger, G. Moore, M. Behan, C. King, E. Moore, B. Davis, M. Heller, S. Torres, D. Jensen, J. Femish, R. Hippie, B. Wager. Coach Ed Keenan, Osmel Acosta, Don Moore, Dan Vlieger, Kevin Aicklen, Kurt Herbst, Eddie Pierce, Don Craig, Tom Madron, Ray Carillo, Kerry Johnson, Kenny McIntosh, Gary McCredie, Mike Anderson, Rick Barbour, Joel Berman, Fred Morales, Jimmy Gregory, Charlie Wachner Bottom's Up Big Ed! 138 All School Play Time Out for Ginger Lizzie........................Debbie Wilkinson Agnes Carol ..................Karen Hale Howard Carol................. Tared Shaver Joan..........................Karen Raymond Jeannie.......................Michelle Hatch Ginger........................Patty Quin Eddie Davis...................Matt Bonazzola Tommy Green...................Paul Lipshon Mr. Wison.....................Darrel Tones Ed Hoffman....................Gary Kirkwood Faculty Advisor...............Robert Newman 140 141 Fullerton Dance Festival Each year Cal State Fullerton hosts a few chosen high schools in this area, and presents a Modem Dance Festival to the community. The directors demand a high standard of dance and this year, as last year, Bellflower was represented by quality, conscientious dancers. The dancers from Bellflower were Donna Cotter, Kim Disharoon, Patti Doktor, Karen Ferre, Luann Furusho, Terry Garrett, Leah Julius, Coco Kilfoil, Bonita Kato, Erica Lansdown, Patty Quinn, Diane Snead. 142 BHS Modern Dance Show Student directors Bonita Kato. and Luann Furusho. ”1 Am” was the thought-provoking theme of the 1974 Bellflower High School Modem Dance Show. Under the direction of Mrs. Susan Ondo and Student Directors Luann Furusho and Bonita Kato, audiences enjoyed solos, group dances and intense jazz numbers involv- ing the entire cast. Rich Farquhar was student light technician. 143 Drama Work Shop MEMBERS OF THE CAST Teresa Asians Kent Bruton Nash Contreras KarejiJiale KatyKrohn Loretta LaLonde Kathy Manus Lvnn McC luggage Connie Peavy Jared Shaver Debra Smith Michael Smith Lvnelt e-Steward. tura Tai Linda Timm Debby Wilkinson 144 To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven: A time to be bom, and a time to die A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which has been planted A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, and a time to re- frain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; A time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew, A time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace. Eccl. 3:1-8 145 In Recognition for Excellence in the Field of Fine Arts Bob Jenkins has developed, in the last four years at BUS, into a very competent and creative art student. He has been involved in several activities including displaying his art at the All-Hiag School Art Show at Cerritos College and this year won an award for one of his drawings in the show. He intends to be a commercial artist or architect. Rich Ballou's talents as poet and creative writer could not have passed unrecognized. Although only a junior this year at BHS, Rich has impressed many with his imaginative yet realistic characters and witty poems. Looking to the future, Rich plans to attend UC Santa Barbara to study history. Donpig-Simp-ions' abilities and dedication to the BHS Band can easily be recognized when noting his lenghty list of accomplishments: Band president (73- 74), Band vice-president (72-73), Senior Drum Major (73-74), Jazz-rock Ensemble (70-74), Concert Band (70-74), Marching Band (70-74), Pep Band (70-74). He plans to major in economics come September and minor in music. 1 ared«6frwer- (with the gold inlays) was a transfer student from Idaho and was a major contribution to the Choir, Ensem- ble and the Theater Dept. J ared's distinctive manner and striking personality endeared him to both students and teachers alike and BHS will miss his smile. Shelly Hatch is an accom- plished pianist and all around solid musician. Her totally indi- vidual style puts her in that something special category. 146 As co-directors of this year's modern dance show, £oaita_ILato and I.uann Furusho have been instrumental in organizing a variety of activities in our dance department. They both took part in the Cal State Fullerton Dance Festival and applied many newly learned techniques to our own show. Bonita will be attending UCLA this fall and Luann plans to study nursing. Peter Myers was an extremely valuabe mem- ber of our Theatrical Dept, during his four years here. Besides acting in such porductions as 'This Little Hand, Wall to Wall War , Sandbox, Up tire Down Staircase, and Caught in the Villians Web, he ran costumes and makeup for Time Out for Ginger,: and starred in How tire Grinch Stole Christmas. He is presently playing in the Cerritos College production of Guys and Dolls. Pat Devine worked on the potter's wheel for nearly two years and has shown exceptional growth in his skill. He has worked hard and long in perfect- ing his tcchinque and his work has paid off with being able to produce some very beautiful ceramic work. His goal is to major in police science in college but he will always have ceramics as a vocational skill. Diane Abegg has been described not only as an ex- ceptional seamstress, but as an exceptional and gracious person, as well. Her positive attitude is reflected in her knitting, coiling, stitchery, wall hangings, decorative accessories and garments. A junior this year, she'll be doing advanced work in tailoring and custom dressmaking next year. Diane is looking forward to studying merchan- dizing in tire future. 147 The day I heard all the trees were dead I worried about the summer shade I tried not to let it go to my head The day I heard all the trees were dead But I couldn't forget about what he said I looked for seeds, went and got my spade. The day I heard all the trees were dead I worried about the summer shade. Glen Hopper Jody Gillen The beach was big, the waves were small I stood next to my boyfriend who was very tall He likes the waves, he likes the ocean So I gave him a sip of my magic potion. As soon as he took it a swell came in It made me happy just for him. He quickly jumped up for he couldn't believe his eyes Those small waves had doubled in size. As he looked at me with a gleam in his eyes And started to whisper sad good-byes He said little friend I hope you see, The ocean is the only place for me. And so he left with his board in his hands And I buried the potion in the sand. After a few days the swell died. And so he came back and stood by my side. He said I've had enough waves for awhile, And we walked down the beach with a smile. 148 I was sitting here thinking of my past No one knows how I really feel Can't believe it went so fast I was sitting here thinking of my past It was like a play without the whole cast What I did makes me feel like a heel I was sitting here thinking of my past No one knows how I really feel Jackie Allen ZJTO)E R C£ASS(uETj 151 Junior Class Officers 152 Sherry Mecum, Sec. of Pub.; Rita Silver, Class Rep.; Danny Thompson, Pres.; Andrea Matcham, Vice Pres.; Dana Watson, Sgt. at Arms; Alice Hergonson, Treas.; Debbie Mandas, Sec.; Lynn McCluggage, Sec of Act.; Kathie Back, Class Rep. MISS JOAN McCORMICK The Junior Class officers, led by dynamic Dan Thompson, not only knew where the action was, they were right there creating it. While their sale of See's candy suckers contributed to their treasury, their sale of Bucs All Right buttons con- tributed, more importantly, to Bellflower High's school spirit. A hilarious donkey basketball game started off Homecoming week at a fever pitch, and only the rain could dampen the enthusiasm all the Homecoming activities produced. In spite of the rain the Juniors' Mother Hubard Shoe float was a successful tribute to international friendship. All the officers were involved in planning tills year's big event, a spectacular prom. 1. What do you think of schools? 2. Why do you come to school? 3. What do you think of Bellflower High, in comparison to other schools? 153 Matt Anthony Monte Ashmore Jackie Babajian Kathie Back Sheny Back Nancy Bacon Cheryl Baker Jamei Baker Julie Baker Bod Baker Corena Baldridge Bichard Ballou Emy Barker Cindy Barrett Katie Bartley Larry Bateman Gwen Bates Lei Batteit Lei Belt Mark Belt Scoet Be thurum 1. The schools are very messed up! If there was a way to get rid of them. I would try. 2. That's what I would like to know. 3. There's no comparison. Bellflower High is the best. Cathy Bevacqua Bichlc Blackmoee Jerry Blomgcn Robert Blume Boric Blume Donald Boll Cabric Bonett Joannes Bowman Kim Bosiert Mary Bratil Shawn Beuce Richard Brindle Denise Brower Connie Brown Garland Brown Laura Brownling Kelly Bruton Catherine Budlg Clen Bwnett James Burnett ■M: 154 jAL. 1. Burn 'em. 2. ? 3. It's the best because their is nothing like BUC [ PRIDE or anything else. Cindy Bums Debbie Bustrum Clayton Bybec Norman Byers Troy Cagle Diane Calmer Debbie Cantrell Marlene Carlton Betrlr Careaga Maty Carirosa Nanette Carroll Richard Carroll Henri Cart Cail Carter John Chapan Carret Chaplinj Nancy Church Debbie Clark Michell Clark Penny Clark Rhonda Cleland Lorie Clause Jon Cocca Marla Cohen Tim Coleman Cindy Collins Rocky Collucci Cyndle Collunga Angle Conrad Jon Conteras Deborah Coran Polly Correia Kim Coston Donna Cotter Vickie Cowles Rick Cravens Terry Lee Cromwell Bill Cummings Cary Cunningham Paul Custer Susan Dana Benny Davis Debbl Davis Phil Davis Tom Dawkins Dave Dayton Debbie Deam Stacl Deboer Teri DeBoer Steve DeRaad Tim Deutscher Paul Dl Clulo Diana Dlshman Ron Do no hoe Debbie Doty Janna Doty Shelly Douglas Jack Doyle Jaymle Dufresne Ray Dunton 155 Ron Dumnt Lorraine Lehman Vicki Eddy Tom Enders Joanie Enkhona Kim Easton Sherri Eri.es Bob Estabrook Alfred Estrada Laura Evans Darrin EvinV. Dave Ewarthar Rick Farquhar Jim Fcrnlsh Brian Ferre Cary Flcociello Pat Fike Don Findley Kirt Finethy Cherie Finnegan 1. It's a good place to go to meet chickes. 2. To try to learn sometimes, and to participate in the activities and to meet new people. 3. There all about the same, but ours is a little better. Carol Flickinger Cary Ford Renee Ford Dave Foreman Nancy Franklin Barbara Frakcs Miles Frederick Connie Cabb Steve Callego Linda Garber Sally Garcia John Garrett Lori Ceorge JodiCillcn Dale Cloudeman Daryl Cloudeman Connie Craham Andy Cranlllo Patricia Cranlllo Rita Cranlllo Carol Creen Edith Crecne Jeff Criffin Cail Crinder Bill Crond Kenneth Croves Steve Cruber Wayne Guthrie Susan Cwlnnup Mitchell Hacck Lori Hagemann Karen Hale Donna Hamada David Hamilton Doug Hansen Peggy Hardin Jerald Hare David Hardman Brad Harkness Dana Hardwick 156 Manlia Hardy Darryl Harm Joel Harrell Kerri Hart Tim Head Debbie Henderson Vicki Henry Alice Hergonson Sally He mander Rose HeraaDdez Sylvia Hernandez Mike Hite David Hobgood Karen Hoffman Melanie Hoffman Clen Hopper Pam Howard Mike Hoyt Jerry Huck Jack Kuddlcton Kevin Hudton Lloyd Hudspeth Laurie Hulen Bobbie Huwaker Randy llumaker David Ibbotson Alvin Jackson Brenda Jacobson Janies Winston Rita Jansen Ryan Jamcn Mike Jenkins Toni Jenkins Mitchell Johns Betty Johnson Creg Johnson Joe Johnson Mark Johnson Melony Johnson Darrell Jones Laura Jones Don Jongsma Carol Kane Donna Kartchner Robert Kear Clyde Kegley Debbie Kerr Barbara King Bob King Chris King Denise King Mike Klewcr Sun Knight Kim Koops Jake Kosarcff Arthur Kraxbergcr Dan Krueger Barry Kuhnke Rita Kuiken Ed Lambert Rick Larman Andy Larocca Bao Lam Renee Lacount Mike Lemen Frank Lemkc lorjette Leonard Susan Lindstrom Betty Lloyd Billy Long 157 Steve Louie Mark lourcnco Doug Love Khamting Luangkhot Joann Lucero Suzanne Lynch Jayne MacLeJlan Mark Mahorney Heather Mahood Debbie Mandat Pam Stanley John Maariquez Sherry Manuel Kathy Manui Chrlt Manzanares Frank Marquez Mel In e Martin Myla Mazzola Cindy McKentie Andrea Matcham Craig May Darrel McCafferty Lynn McC luggage Janice McConnell Mike McCray Loma McCre die Mike Mclntoth Cort McKee Karen McKee Tom Me Shane 1. 2. Far out So I can play football and sometime be on the varsity. 3. Haven't been here too long, but so far so good. Tami Meadoe Lynettc Mead Sherry Merum Rulh'Melnik Bill Mccler Jayne Meyer Kerry Meyer Rick Meyer Monte Meyer Darius Michau Lyle Michclton Jeffery Miller Mike Miller Barbara Mobly Ronda Montano Jon Montgomery Aaron Moore Jim Mora Phyllis Moraclet Steve Moran 158 Kay Moro Panic Mono Danny Moulton Debbie Moulton Jan Murphy Jim Nada Cindy Nathan Becky Navarrete Mike Negrete Norma Negrete 1. Eh! 2. It's the Law! of the House 3. It's got a lot of cool people here to help you bear through it! Denise Negro Teresa Newberry Diane Newton Linda Nielsen Boa Nona Diane Nolan Caryn Norman Cary Monis Steve Nutter Pete Obrien Ellen Oconncll Arlene Oklmoto Lanai Opentkaw Rita Ororco Larry Oribun Melina Otmcnt JoAnn Ovcrocker Moreen Owens Jon Parks Jimmy Page George Pare low Jeanaine Parker Jon Parks Jett Pamith Scott Pehroion Ernest Peters Codlricd Pol Jon Panomarott Tina Prusha Deanettc Philpott Elua Ramirez Mark Hostile Sandra Ray Lori Reed Dinah Rlsche Zanc Rodigher Debra Robinson Mike Rohrer 159 Michael Rolko Danny Rowe Nancy Rose Rhonda Rowley Irene Rubio Debbie Rudd Scott Rufiner Charles Rulen Mary Salchak Nina Sandlin Lisa Sandy Rich Schaefer Jeff Schermer Debbie Schmcling Steve Schulltz Cary Schearts Deanna Scars Bryan Self Clen Schnahleggcr Susan Shan Donna Shawn Peach Shea Cray Shipley Rita Silver Carol Shelly Dennis Slover Jeff Smith Marsha Smith Roger Smith Steve Spence Ron Staley Wayne Standish Jim Stanton Brenda Stark Lonnie Stark James Stockwell Mickey Stokely Cindy Strong Jay Suddcrth Charles Suthcm Judy Swain James Tabet Janie Taylor Laura Taylor Vlkki Theener Dan Thompson Ralph Torres Linda Timm Lynn Tison John Trautloff Mary Trout Sam Turner Jean Upton Nancy Valentine Jesus Vallejo Adrian Valli Jim Vandenbeig Louise Vnadelft Jcannic Vandcrmarl Susan Van Moescn 160 Jack Villegas Faye Villeger Edwin Volcoff Owen Vonbiela David Wade Creg Wagner Terry Walker Sylvia Walpuskl Bruce Walter Lynda Ward Cary Warner Harry Wassenaar Dana Watson Debbie Watson Dorothy Weber Stan Weinberg Alan Weiner Cameron White Sheryl Whitley Paul Wlelenga Mary WUdey Cheryl Williams Melinda WUlUm Kent Will more Rich Wilton Katy Wise Eva Wixoo Cary Wooldridge Juanita Woss Cary Yoshlnaga Julie Zarley 161 Sophomore Class The class of 76 has shown more spirit this year then ever before. For fund raising activies we had a car wash, sold Helen Grace Candy, and sold spirit of 76 sweatshirts. For Homecomingwe furnished the crown, flowers, robe, and the throne. We received our class rings in May. And also had a booth in the Be If lower High School Carnival. Mr. Arnie Winokur CHy Untie Gmic 1. What do you think of schools? 2. Why do you come to school? 3. What do you think of Bellflower High, in comparison to other schools? 162 OFFICERS i Bob Kooy, Sargent of Arms; Dary Shumaker, Pres.; Debbie Anderson, House of Rep.; Arietta Gates, Sec.; Karen Johnson, I.C.C. Rep.; Tom Porcaro, Vice Pres.; David Jensen, Sec. of Act.; Albert Elias, Sec. of Pub.; Danial Nadalsky, Treasurer. 16) Ricky Abad Carlos Acosta Kathy Alimentario Dwight Allcnbaug Debbie Anderson Creg Anderson Jerry Anderson Julie Anderson Barbara Andrews Michael Anneslcy Shelly Arne 11 Bill Ani Tcri Askins Fred Augustine Eric Aune Charlotte Baty Joyce Baker Stacy Banks Dcrcama Barnes Sharon Barnett Cheryl Barren Larry Battest Liz Beasley Suzanne Bell Harmon Bcnscma Doug Bentley Kathy Bergeron Darcellc Biltoncn Ray Bogart Cathy Bosch Robert Boughncr Linda Bouman Kathy Bradford Todd BrcmnCr DccEttc Brewer Janet Brink Dianne Briones Dcbby Brockus Cary Brodetscn Jerry Brown Shelley Brown Valma Brown Kent Bruton Mike Budtclka Vicki Burbick Stacy Bums Kevin Buttle Karen Bush Jim Bustrum Brenda Butcher Ray Cabral Steve Campbell Valeric Campbell David Cappetta 164 1. Not very much. 2. What else do you come to school for? To learn! 3. It is ALL RIGHT Sylvia Carrillo Debbie Carroll Janice Care Tina Castillo Lorie Chabolla Mark Chandler Robert Chulich Chris Clark DeAnna Clark Carlo Cohen Juan Cohen Joseph Collier Denise Collum Helen Contreras Cheryl Cooper Craig Cooper Paul Copeland Linda Corteselll Perry Costello Kelley Covey Mike Cravens Dave Crcswell Tcrrylcc Cromwell Dan Crutchfield Ruth Cuevas Cene Culbertson Jayne Cummings Allan Curtis Cheryl Djna Marty Daniels Terry Davenport Tammy Davis Walter Davis David Davis Thomas Davis Marlin Deenen N'oelle Devries Kristine Digiacinto Perry Diguillo Becky Dobias Terry Dofncr Debbie Donohoe Audrey Dougherty Becky Downing Georgia Dreifus Scott Dunn Lynette Durrani Mike Dyer Kathy Eckic Diane Ekstrand 1. I think it is necessary because if we didn’t go we would have a dump society. 2. None of your business. 3. It's clean and we don't have a bunch of roudies. 165 Albert Elias Richard Elkins Dencka Ellens Frank Emerson Mitchell Estep Cindy Fair Ray Felix Bridget Fernety Dana Finnegan Mandy Fitzpatrick 1. Schools are a nice place to visit but I sure wouldn't want to live there! 2. Because my old lady would wallop me if I didn’t. 3. It's 10 times better. Angie Flores Jerry Ford Ken Feed George Forker Scott Foster Frank Fox Anne Frank Beth Furukawa Debbie Cabb Debbie Carcia Scott Garrett Arietta Cates Tim Cendle Jay Gendrcau Mickey Comes Salvador Comer Mike Grace Sharon Graffia Patricia Grant Cltris Greaney Gwen Criswold Diane Cunwall Cynthia Cuthric Lome Mall Norma Mall Richard Mall Denise Hamilton Craig HavenpOft Linda Manks Bobby llardln Jay Hardgras-cs Warren Matalla Traci Match Lori Haukaas Violet Mauser Scott Hendrickson Linda Hermes Debbie Hernandez Dianna Hewitt Jeff Middcson Russ Hignite Caryn Mill Carol Mill Robby Hippie Marc Hoff Peggy Mohman Debra Holinsworth Guy Holloway Lottie Holloway Theresa Hoopingarner 166 Gary Hoskins Sheri Hoyt Karen Hudson Katie Hulcn Tom Hunter Bobby Hutto Steve Hyink Kim Jacobsma Stan laifc Lorin Jenkins Frank Janes Robert Jennings David Jensen Julie Jimenez Tim Johansen Janet Johnson Karen Johnson Sherry Johnson Brian Jones Bob Jones Joyce Jones Susan Jones James Jordan Karen Joalin Patricia Jozefowicz Dave Junso Jerry Justice Robin Kcmpcma Renee Ken Keith Ketcham Sherie Katz Pat Kemp Peggy Kick Teri Keiffcr David Kilbum Kathy Kinz Robin Kissell Bob Kooy Doug Kramer Katie Krolm Kathy Larabcc Scott Larson Cretchcn Lawson Sal Lazzari Laurie Leavcll Paul Lipsohn Cindy Livick Marci Liptak David Lloyd Susan Lloyd David Lopez Elena Lopez Phil Lopez Mary-Jean Luster Cindy Mader Marty Malabicky Crcg Malkenus Renee Mallard Jeff Mann Ron Marcdante 167 Manuel Marrero Randy Martin Maria Martinez Matt Manda Robert Maynard Pauline Me Carty Kim McDonald Madge McKee Debbie McKcever Dainc McLean Lcnc McLindcn Alan McNamee Steve McNevv Kathy Me Roy Shelly Meador Edic Michael Janet Mile� Laura Miller LccAnn Miller LouAnn Miller 1. What is there to think about schools? 2. Because there’s nothing to do at home and I don't have a ride to the beach. 3. I think it is ok to kick back in. John Modlin Mike Modlin David Molina David Moore George Moore Darlene Mora Debbie Morgan Randy Morgan Ruby Morris Laura Mouingcr Sandy Mower Ronda Moxon Daniel N'adaljky Cccila Narretta Richard Navarro Catherine Ncilscn Gary Noar Randy Nobie Denise Northern Kris Nunn Steve Ohls Debbie Oliver Brenda Olson Melony Olson Linda Oropera John Orton Steve Osborn Mike Oswald Daniel Oncilin Wendy Owen 168 Pat Owen Helen Paruica Mar)- Pareruan Jim Parker Susie Pasquesi Cindy Pauli Bob Perkins Marty Phillips Joe Parra Pam Phipps 1. It's alright, but the people in the school make it a good school or a bad school. 2. Because I was told to or else! 3. I think BHS is better than average of a school. We got a lot of pride and try to be a winning school no matter what. David Plash Melinda Pleasani Mike Pope Thomas Porcaro Rick Potter Debbie Post Jim Potts Starla Prather Terry Presley Carol Putman Diane Quartarolo Patty Quinn Nancy Quintana Patrice Ramage Clen Ramerit Tom Ramm Don Raubel Debbie Render Tcrrie Rencau Bev Rice Mark Richson Richard Riley Susan Ringhcimcr Cindy Roberson Eddie Roberts Robert Robertson Sherry Robinctt Roxanne Rodighier Lorrlc Roeber Jeff Rogers Becky Rogers Don Jose Romero Melanie Roth Darrclynnc Roth Tommelynne Roth Diane Rowe Marla Rowe Dave Ruedinger Randy Rowley Jill Ryssell 169 Leonard Saldana Tammy Saldana Dan Sale Roy Sailing David Salsbury Peter Sanchez Kathy Shermer Betsy Scott Brian Sevard Kathy Shackelford Carlianc Shaver Steve Shepard Cindy Shipp Dary Shumaker Steve Silva Laurie Slagle Trina Slotterbeck Hawley Smith James Smith Mike Smith 1. If I was learning something it would be ok but I feel I am wasting my time. 2. To laugh at the teachers trying to make us smart. 3. Bellflower is right on! Norman Smith Robert Smith Jr. Brent Sorbom Sindy Sowder Don Spaeth Lori Spangler Carol Speciale Stan Spence Janet Stanfield Teri Stanhope Arklc Steve tvs Slvaron Stevens Lynn Steward Joe Stith Stacy Sturgeon LecAnn Sutton VickieSwanson Karen Swenson Lynn Tate John Taylor Janice Terberg John Terbors Craig Thompson Douglas Thompson Carol Thornton Rose Timm Steve Toone Marta Torres Sam Torres Shelly Trautloff 170 Robert Turpin Daniel Underwood Joey Valdar Anthony Vallego Patty Vandasselaar Margret Vandcrmost Mike Van-Haarlem Don Vanrill Cindy Vano Deborah VerDoom Rita Villanueva Ron Visser Nancy Wadklns Cary Walden Dcbby Walker Lori Walker Leslie Waller Cindy Watters Susan Webb Richard Webster David Wedge Robert Wciland Beiana Weinberg Katrina West Rich Whaley Lori Whitaker Jerry White Donna Whittlcy Edna Widcncr Shannon Widener Mike Wickamp Tina Wilkcrson James Williams Joyce Williams Barry Wilson Debbie Wilson Rick Wilson Sherry Wilson Shirley Wilson Larry Windham Donna Wise John Wood Craig Young Jolinnalea Young Mark Zicmer Dan Newberry 171 Freshman Class Officers 17 2 Arthur Granillo, Sgt at Arms; Sherry Junso, Sec of Pub; Stan Klumchuck, Vice Pres; Kirk Hanson, Class Rep; Phillis Beasly, Sec; Judy Evenstead, Sec of Act; Julie Manzanares, Treas; Barbara Scott, ICC Rep; Lisa Silva, Pres. Oh thank heaven for '77, is the unof- ficial motto of the freshman class. Enthusi- asm for the Buc way of life came easily to our 9th graders, as evidenced by their tak- ing first place in the PTA drive, and during Homecoming Week taking first in the Bug Stuff, Bug Race, and first for their Home- coming float. Freshman Boosters success- fully sold pom-poms, ribbons, and cheered on the Fantastic Freshman football team to victory. 1. What do you think of schools? 2. Why do you come to school? 3. What do you think of Bellflower High, in comparison to other schools? 173 Osmel Acosta Pam Adams Peter Adam Connie Allen Frank Aguayo Joe Aguiar Kevin Aiklen Cary Alter Annette Anderson Debbie Anderson Mike Anderson Jill Annis Jerry Arambula Jim Arambula Cary Arce Edna Arebalo Steve Armstrong Kenny Armstrong Orlando Arroyo Ralph Arroyo Karen Ashmore Steve Aune Michelle Aube Cindy Baar Pam Back David Backus Mike Baker Tom Baker Hector Baldemore Don Ballard Kim Balsley Rick Barbour Randy Barnes Matthew Barrett Randy Bartman Sheila Bassham Evangerine Bautista Dave Bcaeher Debbie Beasley Phyllis Beasley Jell Benjamin Bob Berkowitr Joel Berman Paula Bctherum Vicki Betts Joe Beauacqua lorin Bice Sharyl Bickcrstaif Joyce Biemold Bob Billings Dianne Bisson Pam Blake Richard Bradley Karen Braho Feme Boggs Ron Bond Brad Bowen James Boughner Ceotge Boulden Susan Brewer 174 1. I could take them or leave them. 2. For a good joke. 3. Even though we don't have no great teams in sports or anything, are school still has the most in spirit. Arthur Brigman Carta Brink Bill Brown Chritty Brown lindie Buchcy Ramona Buckmatter Chert Buckner Kelly Bulhowthi John Burgett Beverly Camacho Monte Carlton Anne Cambell Mike Carpenter Richard Carr Ray CarriUo Raymond Cattillo Charlotte Cartro Marilec Chandler Clen Chapman Pennic Chaplut C hr I tty Cheeorman Mike Collum Ray Comer Harry Conn Janet Conner Ruth Cor.tterm Dawn Cook Ricky Cook Pam Crait Don Craig Vickie Cromwell Patti Crouch Jill Cummina Karen Cunningham Calvin Dabbt John Daly Richard Davit Roxane Dawklnt Carol DeBoer Ray DeBoer Cheryl Deed Valliere DeFuteo Dave DeMoob Bruce Deimgi Robert DeMatto Mark Denham Chris Demon Sieve Deveau Arlcn Djat Cary Dirtel Cheryl Dlsharoom Brian Donohoj Renee Dufresne Wendy Duke Pcry Dunton Mike Eckarot Robert Eiter Mike Ellison John Erickson Sylvia Espino Judy Evenstad Cindy Evort Dawn Ewart Dale Tasking Darwin Feensira Lillian Felix Carol Fendrex Dale Fenebocis Wayne Ferch David Ferguson Espcranaa Fernandet Mike Fernish Melody Ferrell Car ' Fincgan Jamie Flail Frances Fleckner 1. Schools arc important if you want to learn or try to learn something. 2. Mostly because 1 have to. 3. Bellflower is poor in money, but rich in spirit. , I Candy Forbes Teresa Frahm Lucy Fruhwitth Vicky Calewski Candy Callego lisa Carcia Richard Carcia Michelle Carrelt Sandy Carrison Tom Carvis Kelly Cash Martha Ceary Lori Centry Tammy Ccorge Elirabeth Ciavelll Dennis Cinn Scott Cleason Vincent Contales Jack Coodban Patrick Core Cathy Cort Arthur Cranillo Jcannie Griffith Evelyn Cregory Jim Cregory Dawn Cary Wendy Cray Craig Cunderton Joe Cunter Mike Cunwall Frank Hi!! Nancy Halrermin Steve Hills Debbie Hamby Ellen Han Kirk Hansen Janet Harcus Ken Harris Russ Harsh Jane Hashimoto Diane Hitch Kevin Hays James Hegedus VlkW Heller Joyce Henderson Darryl Henry Rick Henry Kurt Herbst Andy Hernandez Tony Hernandea Curtis Herron Din Hewitt Bill Kiddleson Kenaa Hillmin James Hiter Steve Hobbs Chirles Holloway Sharon Holst Kelly Hogan Dewey Holinsworth 1. 2. 3. When I think of schools my mind goes haywire. It would be an even greater waste of my time to sit home and learn how to watch soap operas and be a good little housewife. I think BHS is a bitchen-out- of-sight school. Toni Homey Dan Hovarter Ed Houston Douglas Hubbard Erlcne Hunsakcr Monty Jickson Surette Jacobsma Jeff Jacoian Devin Jansen Clinton Jan loma Jewett Kathy Jlnkins Tom John Yvonne Johnson Jett Jones Margaret Jones Brook Jordan Sherry Junso Bill Kanatrer Creg Kine Kathy Kine Hae Suk Kang Mary Kirnold Beth Karchner Pam Kawamoto Mike Kerr Margaret Kestor Lisa Kir t Mark Kirkwood Cathy Klclnjan Stan Klemcfcuk Steven Knight Dan Korberle Mary Kohman Randy Koops Susan Kosareff Raymond locie Louisa Lopez Nancy Lopp Cindy Lowe James Luodquist Debbie Luttrell Janice Maclen Rhonda Madrigal Tom Madron Jaye Maines Lori Manda Julia Man2anarcs Jeannette Marquez Toni Marc dante June Marquez Bonnie Massey Mike Martinez June Mathiew Karen Mazzarini Laurie McAdams Tracy McCall Mary McCauley Cary McCredie Sally McDonald Kenny McIntosh Bill McKee Debbie McKee Jonnie McLaughlin David McLean Candi McPheetcrs Keith McPhcelert Jackie McSorley Bob Mecum Tammy Medeiros Charlotte Medlock Cary Mell Jeff Mendoza Frank Mercuric Tammic Meyer Mary Meyers 1. I don't know Mike Kreager Jim Kueh 2. ! ? Dale Kulken 3. Great, fantastic, terrific, wow, far out, la de da. 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JOHNSON'S POOL SERVICE 9614 Rosecrans, Bellflower 190 Dedicated To The Memory Of: Robert Dale Hamilton Feb. 26. 1956-Jan. 25,1973 Dedicated By Your Beloved Mother and Brother and Your Friends and Classmates. 191 Model United Nations Riverside It has been said that the students of today are the leaders of tomonrow. The best way to teach a subject, politics in particular, is to put the student in the actual situation of authority or prestige. An example would be the Model United Nations (MUN) that the members of the Political Science Club attended at U. C. Riverside. At the MUN, students discuss, debate, and compromise on the same issues that the delegates of the real United Nations encounter. By participation in these mock assemblies, such as the United Nations, the student will be able to understand the problems that may face nations of the world and how to live with them. 192 Mareque Aoki Roger D. Crockett Donna A. Gresham I Debbie L. Jackson Raymond Lechuga Gary Mosier Brenda S. Webb 193 Senior Achievements i ALLEN, JACKIE Powdcrpuff Football ANTHONY,CRETTA Drill Team, Track Boosters, Honor- guard, Leo Club, Orchestra, Wres- tling Boosters, Jr. G Sr. Modern Dance ICC, CSF, Jr. Powderpuff BARNHART. CATHY GAA, Jr. Powdcrpuff, Drill Team Sec. , Flag Squad 72-73-74 Head, Senior Class Sec. , Wrestling Boost- ers, CSF, House of Rep. , Pep Club, Big Sister, French Club BARRETT, DAVID Crosscountry, Track BATY, MELVIN Mr. Friendly, Baseball, Frosh Soph Football BERKOWITZ. SHERRY Song Squad 73-74, Wrestling Boost- ers, Honorguard, GAA, Blade, (2), Biology Club, Campus Beautifica- tion, Big Sister, Modern Dance BONAZZOIA- MATT C Football, Frosh Baseball, Frosh Class Vice Pres. , Soph Basketball, JV Baseball, Soph Class Vice Pres., ICC, Varsity Baseball, Jr. Class Vice Pres., Chinese Club, Physics Club Pres. , Biology Club Pres., All School Play 73 Time Out For Ginger, ASB Director of Public Relations, CSF, Scalbcarer, Blade, Choir, Jug Band, Pep Club, Key Club, Model UN BROKUS, DON C Basketball, German Club, Phys- ics Club, Biology Club, I Gradated BONNETT, GABRIEL JV Football BUTCHER, MARK B, Soph, JV G Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, FCA, Lettcrmcn Club, Physics Club, Biology, Chem- istry G German Clubs BYNG, ROBERT French Club, ICC, Physics Club, Chemistry Club CALDWELL, KAREN Powderpuff Football CARTER, CHRIS Varsity Baseball, Mr. Flirt, House of Rep. CLARK, BETTE Pep Club, S Club, Pres. G Vice Pres. , Sec. Home Ec Club, Pres, Vice Pres G Sec Career Go Getters, Treasurer G Vice Pres Model UN, Kcyctte, Treasurer CONNER.IQHN varsity tootbalf(2), Varsity Tennis, C, Soph G JV Foot- ball, JV Wrestling, JV Baseball, Poli-Sci Club, Key Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, German Club, Biology Club, Lettcrman Club (4), FCA, House of Rep. , Frosh G Soph Court Preceptor, ASB Vice Pres. , CSF, Sealbearer, Phi- Beta-Kappa, Mr.' Attractive, Junior Honorguard for 73 Graduation CONTRERAS—ERANCF.S Honorguard, Pep Club, S Club, Mixed Chorus GAA, House of Rep., Little G Big Sister, Powderpuff Foot- ball, Annual Photographer, Jr. Class Court Preceptor CONTRERAS. NASH Annual Photographer, Actor Singer, Thespian Society, House of Rep., GOOD GUY CONTRERAS. SARSH HSuse of kep77 Pep Club, S Club, Powderpuff Football, GAA, Honor- guard, Big Little Sister, Annual Staff_______ CCOOPER. KEFQ Varsity Track DAVIS, BRENDA GAA, GAO, JV Volleyball, Varsity Basketball , (3), Varsity Baseball (2) DE butity JERI Powderpuff Football ppviNF, PAT Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, CIF Finals, First Place DE VRIES, JONI Annual Staff, Big Sister, House of ( Ah, Great It Is to Believe the Dream Rep. , S Club, CAA DIENDORF, MARLA Powderpuff Football (Jr) Miss Crazy DIGIACINTO, JANET GAA, Frosh Class Treasurer, Pow- derpuff Football, Song Squad 72-73- 74 (Second Scm. Head), Big Sister DOKTER, PATTI Frosh Sec of Act, ASB Sec, ASB Sec of Act, House of Rep., Chairman of ICC, Girls League Sec G Pres, Drill Team Pres, 71-72, Big Sister, Modern Dance, Miss Successful, Jr Powderpuff Football DOYLE, CLAY Blade Staff, Blade Editorial Editor (2), ICC, House of Rep. , Campus Beautification, CSF, Key Club, Media Club, NFL, Speech Team, Debate HEW, Physics Club, Math Club, Ecology Club, Pres Journalism Writing Awards, Curriculum Comm, DYA Week Chairman, Co-Ordin- ating Council, Cerritos College Youth Comm, Poli-Sci Club DOYLE. DEBORAH. Pep Club, brill Team 71-72-73-74, Girls Glee (3), Big Sister FABIAN, BUZZ Frosh, Soph, JV G Varsity Football, House of Rep. , FCA, Lettermen Club, Senior Class Sgt-at-Arms FARNUM, ED Cce, Bee, JV G Varsity Basketball FENN, JOLENE CSF, House of Rep. , Spanish Club, Career Go Getters, Poli-Sci Club, Honor Student, Delegate Convention 72, Banner Carriers, Choir (2), Big Sister, Powderpuff Football FERN1SH. SIJZANNF- Pep Club, CSF, Powderpuff Football ((Jr), Blade Banner, Miss Smile, Big Sister, GAA, GAO, House of Rep., WSF Queen FOX, TRACY GAA, Home Ec, Finance, General Business, French Club, Art Club, Big Sister, Drama, Pep Club, Sci- ence Club FRIER, RON Varsity Track FURUSHO, I.IIANN Pep Club, S Club, Biology Club, Girls League Sec of Pub, Big Sister, Senior Modem Dance Director, CSF, Sealbearer, Soph Class Sec of Pub, Jr. Class Sec, ASB Sec of Elections, WSF Princess CALEENER, BOB Chinese Club, Treasurer, Interact Board Member, Career Go Getters, Pres, ICC GALINDO, GRACE Drill Team 71-72 GARRETT, TERRY ICC, House of Rep. , NFL, CSF, Pres, Sealbearer, Phi-Beta-Kappa, Leo Club, Big Sister, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Biology, Chem- istry G Ecology Clubs, Speech Team, Poli-Sci Club, State Speech Contestant, GAA, GAO, Modem Dance, Math Field Day Chalk Talks Model UN, Racqueeters, Co-Ordin- ating Council, Fullerton Dance Show GONZALES, ARMANDO Varsity Baseball GOODRO, CAROL Drill Team, 71-72, Campus Beauti- fication, House of Rep. GREGORY, DAVID Marching Band GRESHAM, DONNA Annual Staff, Editor GRUBER, GILBERT Tennis, (3), Raqueeteers GUNDERSON. CAROL Frosh Sec of 74, Pep Club, Wres- tling Boosters, Track Boosters, Yell Squad 72-73-74 (Second semester Head) Powderpuff Football (Jr) Big Sister, Miss Friendly, GAA, Home- coming Queen HAX.I.VCQNNIF.. Banner Carriers, CSF, Math Club, House of Rep., Sec, GAA, Mock As We Stand in Youth by the Starry Stream; i I Convention Delegate, Poli-Sci Club, Powderpuff Football, Modern Dance, Choir, Sealbearer, WSF Princess HAMADA, RAYMOND Interact Vice Pres, Treasurer, His- torian, CSF, JV £ Varsity Tennis, ICC, Raqueteers, Physics Club, Chinese Club HANNENBERC, TERRY Modern Dance _IjATCH, -MICJdELLE CSTF Sealbearer, Phi-Beta-Kappa, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Bi- ology Club, Poli-sci Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, Choir Pianist, WSF Princess, All School Play, Mock Con. HAUSER, ROBERT Cee Football, Frosh Baseball, JV Wrestling (3), Varsity Wrestling (2), House of Rep. , Art Club HENDRICKSON, STEVE Mr. Shy, Varsity Basketball HENSCEN, SHELLY Drill Team 71-72, Review Board, ICC, Girls Glee, Math, Biology, Leo Clubs, Powderpuff Football (Jr), Track Boosters, Sec (2), Crosscoun- try' Boosters Pres, Girls League His- torian, Big Sister HESS, RANDY Varsity Basketball, Mr. Eyes HOPPER, JEANY Drill Team 71-72 HUBBARD, MELISSA Leo Club, Pep Club, Ecology Club JAMES, BINK Frosh, JV, £ Varsity Baseball, Frosh MVP, JV MVP, Lcttcrmen Club, Varsity Captain, All SGVL, Donkey Basketball Mr. Crazy, Powderpuff Football Cheerleader JANSEN, DONNA Drill Team 71-72-73-74, Pep Club, Big Sister, Girls Glee 1INKINS. SANDRA Ntarclring, Concert £ Pep Band, Choir, Triple Trio, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Singing Valentines, Choir Christmas Caroling, Biology £ Pep Club, Thespians, House of Rep. JOHNSON, SUSAN Pep Club, Track Boosters, CSF, Drill Team 71-72-73-74, Captain 72-73, Biology Club JULIUS, LEAH Math Club, German Club, Chem- ist ry Club, Biology Club, Poli-sci Club, Mock UN Delegate, Media Club, GAA Historian GAO, ICC, Annual Staff, CSF, Treasurer, Art Club, Modem Dance, Big Sister, Blade, Sealbearer, WSF Princess KANE. KAREN Pep Club, Banner Carriers, Wres- tling Boosters, Yell Squad 72-73-74 (First Semester Head), House of Rep Rep. , ASB Sec of Pub., Annual Staff (2), CSF, GAA Sgt-at-Arms, GAO, Big Sister, Powderpuff Foot- ball (Jr), WSF Queen 1973, Miss Attractive, Homecoming Princess, Junior Honorguard of 73 Graduation -Katom, RQNITA Blade Editor, CSF, Sealbearer, Phi- Beta-Kappa, CSF Vice Pres, Mu- Alpha Theta, Pres, GAA, GAO, Modern Dance, Art Club, Male Chorus, Pianist, Chemistry' Club, Vice Pres, ICC, Miss Intelligent, Girls League Sec, Big Sister, WSF Princess, Cerritos Youth Comm., Buc of the Month Dec, Poli-sci Club, Mock UN KILLINCBECK, JOEY Bee, JV, £ Varsity Basketball, French Club, Speech Team, Bi- ology Club, Math Club, Physics £ Key Club, ICC KINNE, CHERYL Girls Glee, A capella Choir, (2), Blade Ad manager, Girls League Fashion Show ■KIRKWQQP. GARY. Jazz Band, Mixed Chorus, Interact Club, Art Club, Thespians KLEINJAN, MARGIE Yell Squad 72-73, Banner Carriers, i But a Greater Thing Is to Fight Life Through Blade, Annual, CSF, GAA, House of Rep. KGLKOW, MILES Varsity Football KOOPS, KRIS Miss Flirt KORSUN, SHERRI GAA, Chemistry S Math Clubs, House of Rep. KUKIELA, MARY ■ bealbearer, CM-', S Club, Biology Club, Blade, Chemistry Club, Jour- nalism Club, House of Rep. , Senior Class Rep, House Grievance Comm, House Curriculum Comm, Math Club LANDSDOWN. ERICA. Pep Club, Banner Carriers, Spanish Club, Biology Club, CSF, Sealbear- er, House of Rep. , Math Club, ICC, GAA, Fullerton High Dance, Modern Dance, Chemistry Club, Annual, Poli-sci Club, GAA, Big Sister, Media Club, WSF Princess LARABF.E. DEBBIE Pep tlub, Track Boosters, Drill Team 71-72-73-74, Captain 73-74, GAA, Business Club LAROCCO, PAULA Track Boosters, Wrestling Boosters, Pep Club, GAA, Annual (2), Blade, Big Sister LARSON. BRYAN. House of Rep. , ICC, Key Club, Pres, Physics Club, German Club, Poli-sci Club, Campus Beautifica- tion, NFL Pres, Speech G Debate Team, 4th Student at BHS to win Double Ruby, in NFL JV Crosscoun- try, MVP Frosh, Cee G JV Basket- ball, Cee G Varsity Track Team Capt, ASB Director of Public Rela- tions, ASB President, Model UN, CSF, Phi-Beta-Kappa, Lettermen Club, Marching, Jan, G Concert Band LEMAS, SHARON Pep Club, Wrestling Boosters, Drill Team 71-72, CSF, Powderpuff football (Jr), Jr Class G ASB Treasurer, Yell Squad 73-74, Big Sister, Modern Dance, House of Rep. MAYBERRY, VIRGINIA Pep Club, Drill Team 71-72, Pow- derpuff Football, Big Sister, Physi- cal Fitness Award MALLARD, DENNIS JV Tennis, German Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Poli-sci Club, Racqucteers MANLEY, PAM Wrestling Boosters, GAA, Yell Squad 73-74, Girls League, Major- ette 71-72-73 Big Sister, Frosh Boosters MANDAS, MIKE Bee Football, Varsity Football, (2), MVP 1973, Lettermen Club Pres, BAA, Varsity Track, FCA, Phys- ics Club, ICC, Sgt-at-Arms, Mr. Physique, Jr Honorguard for 1973 Graduation MANZANARES, FRANK JV Football MARTINEZ. IIM Senior Vice Pres, Choir, Mixed Chorus G Boys Glee, House of Rep., ICC, Pep Club, Vice Pres, Speech MATCHUM, ANDREA Wrestling Boosters, Jr Varisty Stat, Banner Carriers, Frosh Court Pre- ceptor, Soph Court Preceptor, Jr Vice Pres, Girls League Frosh Rep, Vice Pres, G Treasurer, Modern Dance, Big Sister, Drama McConnell, curtis rCee, Soph root ball, JV Wrestling, JV G Varsity Tennis, Biology Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Key Club, Poli-sci Club, CSF, Math Club, House of Rep. , Racqucteers, ASB Sgt-at-Arms, Mr. Intelligent McNEW, KATHY Honorguard, Wrestling Boosters, Drill Team 71-72, Pep Club, Girls League, Flag Squad 72-73-74, Big Sister, Powderpuff Football (Jr), Miss Hair McQUILUN, CINDY Pep Club, GAA, House of Rep., Art Club, Big Sister, Miss Shy, V% And Say at the End, “The Dream is True! Edwin Markham I Powderpuff Football (Jr) MECUM. 11M Soph, JV, G Varsity (2) Football, JV Baseball (2) Lettermen Club, FCA, Mr. Smile, Powderpuff Football Coach, House of Rep. , Annual Staff, Brotherhood Concert Director, Graduating from BHS, Mixed Chorus MF.RC1ER, 1ANIE Honorguard, Career go-Getters, Keyettes MORRISON, MARY I Biology Club, Annual Staff, German Club, ICC Student Court, Big Sis- ter, ICC, Senior Class Rep, Poli- Sci Club, Model UN MOSSINGER, PAUL Key Club, Vice Pres, ICC, House of Rep., Speech Team, Debate Team, NFL, JV, Varsity Tennis, German, Chinese, Biology, Physics, G Poli-sci Club, Racquetcers, Model Model UN, Victory Bell Retriever MOYE, LISLIE S Club, Historian, Keyettes, Sec, Vice Pres, ICC, House of Rep. , Biology Club MUNOZ, RICHARD Frosh, JV, Varsity Baseball, Frosh, Soph Football, Soph Class Sgt-at- Arms, House of Rep. MEYERS, PETER Thespians, Pres, 72-73 Best Actor 73, Speech Team, Debate, Ecology Comm., Campus Beautification, Biology Club, Art Club, ICC, All School Play 71-72-73-74 OKIMOTO, RICHARD SHOJI Interact, L Club, Math JYBA, Bi- ology, Chinese Chess Clubs, JV Varsity Wrestling Team, Captain, CIF G Tournament Honors, JV Varsity Tennis, 36 Club, Carol King Music Listener, Judo Sankyu OLSEN, MIKE Frosh, Soph, JV Varsity Football, Frosh Soph, Track G Field, Letter- men Club, Vice Pres, FCA Pres PICHNER, JIM Interact Club, German Club, Chi- nese Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Biology Club, CSF, Varsity, JV G Frosh Crosscountry, Varsity G Bee Track ROBERTS, TERRIE Wrestling Boosters Pres, House of Rep. , Jr Sec of Pub, Yell Squad 72-73, GAA RODRIGUES BRAD Key Club, NFL, CSF, Physics Club, Speech Debates Teams, Senior Class Sec of Act, Chemistry Bi- ology Clubs RHODE, RHONDA Pep Club, 1 rack Boosters, CSF, Drill Team Capt, Biology Club, ICC, Girls League Cabinet RUIZ, VALERIE Pres of GAO, Vice Pres Art Club, GAA Concert Hand, Marching Band, GAA SCHRAMM, JAMIE Frosh Football - MVP, Lineman, Frosh Wrestling Frosh, JV, G Varsity Baseball, Jr Class Sgt-at-Arms, BAA, Powderpuff Chearleader, Weight Lifting SHIPLEY, VICKI Pep Club, Track Boosters, Cross- country Boosters, Business Club, Leo Club, GAA, House of Rep, Cur- riculum Comm, Girls Glee SHUMAKER, JANICE Drill Team, Pep Club, Girls League, Cabinet, Jr G Senior Modern Dance, Blade, House of Rep, Big Sister SILVA, NANCY Drill Team 71-72, Pep Club, Speech, Office Machines, Talent Show, Powderpuff Football SIMMONS. DENNIS Leo Club, Racquctters, Jazz, Con- cert, Marching Pep Band, Or- chestra Band, Vice Pres, G Pres, Jr G Senior Drum Major, Outstand- ing Frosh G Soph in Band, JV Tennis SIMMONS, MIKE JV Varsity Tennis, Racquctters ftKrcguNK, r.wyfM Cee, Soph, G Varsity Football, JV Wrestling, Cee Track, Frosh Vice Pres, House of Rep. , BAA, Letter- men Club SMITH, MARILYN TT5ri0rgU;iM, Hep Club, Drill Team 71-72, Yell Squad 72-73-74, ASB Head Pepster, Soph Class Court Pre- ceptor, Jr Class Sec of Act, House of Rep. , ICC, CSF, Girls League, Cabinet, Annual Staff (2), Powder- puff Football (Jr), Wrestling Boost- ers, Homecoming Princess, Miss Physique, Junior Honorguard for 73 Graduation, Modern Dance SNEAD. DIANE Art Club, l hespians, Jr Powderpuff Football, Jr G Senior Modern Dance, Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus STEENBERGEN, KIM Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, Choir (2), Ensemble (2), Pep Club, CSF, Big Sister, Jr G Senior Modem Dance, House of Rep. , Drill Team VANDERMAAR, JENNIE Chemistry Club, Varsity Softball, (2), GAA, GAO (3), German Club SWEENEY, SHANA CSF, Chemistry Club, Poli-sci, Racqueteers, Biology Club TERRY, STEVE Interact Club, Sport Editor of Blade VALDES, KATHY Jazz Band, House of Rep. Drill Team, Track Boosters, CSF, JV Tennis, Bowling Manager, GAA, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Jr Modern Dance, Leo Club, Wrestling Boosters VAN PELT, LORI -—Drill leam 71-72, Song Squad 72- 73-74 (First Semester Head), Wres- tling Boosters, Big Sister, Powder- puff Football (Jr) Homecoming Princess, Miss Eyes VAN SURKSUM, LAURINDA Pep Club, Band, Orchestra, Drill Team 71-72, Big Sister, CSF, Flag Squad 72-73-74 VAN ZILE, DEBBIE Pep Club, Drill Team 71-72, Big Sister, Powderpuff Football (Jr) WALLIN, MARLA S Club, Ecology Club, Pep Club WASMUND, DAVE Cee, Bee, G Varsity Football, House of Rep. JV Wrestling, Lettermcn Club WATSON, RICK Male G Mixed Chorus WEjSB, BRENDA Girls C.Ice, Choir, Ensemble, Big Sister kctball Stat, ICC, WSF Princess WILKINSON, DEBBI Internati Thespian Society Drama, Sandbox, Time out for Ginger, Wizard of Oz, Christmas Plays WODARCZYK, SUSAN Ecology Club, Campus Beautifica- tion, Career Go-Getters, Biology, Physics, G French Clubs, CSF, NFL, Speech G Debate ZENZOLA, JOE Cee, Soph, JV G Varsity Football, JV Baseball G Varsity, JV G Varsity Wretlsing, Lettermen Club, Sgt-at- Arms, Student Curriculum Comm, House of Rep. , House Grievance Comm. WEINBERG. 1ACKIE Pep Club, CSF, Biology Club, Girls Varsity Volleyball G Basketball, Big Sister, Blade, Banner, Senior Class Sec of Pub, GAA Soph Rep, GAA Pres, Powderpuff Football, Boys Bas- Much goes into a yearbook and I would like to thank those who have worked hard and long. Erica Landsdown Leah Julius Mary Morrison Essay, Fine Arts Karen Kane Activities Marilyn Smith Jon Cocca Seniors Craig May Ellen O'Connell Myla Mazzola Faculty Organizations Jim Mecum Scott Rogers Athletics Sherie Katz Katie Krohn Underclass Dianne Snead Becky Dobias Deneka Ellens Arietta Gates Paula LaRocco Mary Salchak Ads Rhonda Montano Jo Ann Overocker Brian Ferre Nash Contresas Jim Stanton Photographers Special thanks goes to Mr. Moore for his assistance in the photography department. Jack Eyler for the special effects pictures, Craig Willmore for the cover design, Mr. Addotta our yearbook advisor and Steve Wagoner our Representative from American Yearbook Company for having the patience to help make this yearbook possible. 200 Editor, Jayne Mac Lellan r agreed 4 -d yyrZ USO Suy. J J Cs v$C J[AT(XaX- Mi M 44M4-Q- JU jyywify yyo c . ™ $ Cn W J' $ .V ry, M !rr. VK ' cfksp v' v , $ ; f xT n, P-' ' o°v F -p vj P� oS- i .«. iuwv, Sj H Z . 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