El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)
- Class of 1958
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Words of Thanks are noT s Trccrf o expre s ur apprecrahon To
J c acu TJ 'nr you pr rence and loyaT Tl e Trrsl exanwpe oT
our noc crence fas he D r Ly Bas eToa l qarne f he e you rrs
your drgnrTy Tor he sake oT .ne sTudenTs enroynwe TT Th Aerre nnad
O Toy arfl our laook Thar KC o you The ca rvwls melodrama
was anorwer example E F Ta ulTys good spo Tsnwanshrp Trnw
was Taken out of your spare hours To rehearse and puT on LrTTl
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Te y rnrngs ThaT you have oowe Many never realrze The paTrence
you drsplay vvhcn we rnTerrupT your classes Tor a pass To Take plc
OTher DeparTn enTs have come from Q0 c' 3 ouTsTandTng b
cause of your ef orTs drarna der a Ther s vvn TheaTer
now and Tour plays are pur on dur nu y r cac oT he us
one The Thanks rs accredrTed here To a Tacc T, rn nwlaer who ha
offered hrs Trrne To Thrs devclopnrem
The arT deparTnenT has also been undfr ap r re leadershrp and
has done all The adverTrsemenT posTers and p og afns Tor our school
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Thus years staff surveyed the wlshes of you the readers
attempting to flt our edltorlal content to your tastes and sug
gestnons We retained every strong ponnt of last years book
and searched our minds for new and better Ideas Ideas which
would not destroy the character of the book yet would lend
that extra spark to the Aerue The result ts a yearbook unique
an nts content plctorlal and edltorlal coverage and theme
TIME magazine opens with the flrst new Idea Incorporated
into the T958 Aene a community dlvlsuon whnch was done
by Barbara Bunns lts pages are fllled with plctornal souvenirs
that wall In years to come brnng back pleasant memories of
the many enloyable days spent nn and around our communlty
TIME was edited by George Muller who handled the faculty
and administration dnvnslons Two new features personnel and
parents club were the result of Myrna Hoffners efforts Pat
Dennis working on the music dlvnsuon and Bruce Dolder
handling cadets both dld a flne lob In roundnng out TIME
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HI TORY
SUMMER T950 The name El Camuno
was decided upon by the Board f
Trustees for the new hugh school M
Wm Foss Hunter was pruncupal
SEPTEMBER T950 Two hundred
twenty fuve freshmen began school un
the 30 s wung and the woodshop School
colors were selected the mascot was
chosen we were admitted to the Suerra
Foothull League and Rucky Martun was
the furst Student Body Presudent
SEPTEMBER T951 The Cadet Corps
began wuth Lt Thomas W Armstrong
as Commander
FALL T952 More classrooms were
added and Eagle Fueld was put to use
for the furst tume Almost TOO students
sugned up to work on the furst Aerue
Gaul Schroeder was the Edutor
DECEMBER The A basketball team
came up wuth theur furst wun un the hus
tory of the school by defeatung El Dorado
by a score of 48 45 Eddue Hall was
Presudent of the furst Pep Club
JANUARY T953 The ball started
rollung for stadium lughts thanks to the
Parents Club El Camuno was now on
the map The school receuved uts charter
and was now a member of the Natuonal
Assocuatuon of Secondary Schools
MARCH Seventy seven students
were eluguble to uoun the furst chapter
of CSF at EC The schools furst as
sembly was held un the multu purpose
room The furst session of the Student
Court was called to order by Judge Joe
Kurz
MAY In the furst year that the
Suerra Foothull League sponsored
sportsmanshup trophy the teams the
cheerleaders and the cheerung crowds
of El Camuno were proud to say we
won ut The furst school un the Sacra
mento area to have a chapter of the
Natuonal Honor Society was El Camuno
Twenty sux students were installed as
members
JUNE Georguanna Mulbarger
reugned as Queen over El Camunos furst
Junuor Prom
FALL T953 Thus year saw the com
pletuon of the gurls gym 50s and 60s
wungs more shop buuldungs the offuce
wung the Calufornua Cadet Corps buuld
ung shower rooms and the cafeterua
EC swam over San Juan our old
Foothull League contest
FEBRUARY T954 ln a sequence
of three dazzlung upsets the A bas
ketball team swept to the Block P
Champuonshup at Auburn
APRIL EC s representatives to
Gurls and Boys States were Stan Esta
brook and Pattu Jo Lulleland
MAY The old Roman slave market
came to El Camuno as the Latun Club
staged theur annual banquet The El
Camunuan was presented wuth mem
bershup un Quull and Scroll an unterna
tuonal honor society of hugh school
uournalusts
JUNE The furst commencement ex
ercuse was held un the Memorual Au
dutoruum graduatung a class of 269
JULY El Camuno uouned one of the
strongest athletic leagues un Calufornua
the Sac Joaquun League
FALL T954 Kutty Davus was
crowned Queen of our furst Homecom
ung celebratuon
MAY T955 El Camuno claimed as
uts own Muss Sacramento Judu Neuder
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JUNE EC s Fearsome Foursome
went to the State Track meet un Los
Angeles
SEPTEMBER T955 New boys gym
unutuated
Fueld first nught game
JANUARY T956 EC won Metro
Tourney Sportsmanshup Trophy
MARCH Jim Burk Student Body
Presudent named candudate for Boy
ofthe Year
SEPTEMBER T956 Dr A D Abbott
was unstated as Pruncupal and Wenke
Klungenberg became our furst foreugn
exchange student
DECEMBER Don Amigo the spurut
eagle uouned E O
FEBRUARY T957 Donkeys unvaded
EC un the Aerue sponsored donkey
basketball game
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ln this section, we wish to
acknowledge and show our grati-
tude, not only to our school, but
to the community in which we
live, work, and play. When we
leave El Camino, there will be no
one big thing that we will re-
member from our school days,
but a conglomeration of small
things like the breathlessness of
a ride on the ferris wheel at the
State Fair, the cool refreshment
ot the waters of'Folsom Lake on
a hot summer day, the spiciness
of pizza after an exciting toot-
ball game, the frostiness ot a wine
ter morning while waiting tor the
bus, the exhilaration derived
from hard study, the "suburban-
ism" of shopping in modern
shopping centers, and the patriot-
ism aroused in us at the sight ot
our Capitol Building. This is our
home, and we will always ree
member Sacramento.
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Entering the North Area, Sacramento County
population 220,000.
The California State Fair-exciting rides, exhibits, anirr-uls, food, and people.
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Here are several of the di-
rectors of our school system-the
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J. ROLAND INGRAHAM, JR.
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There us much evudence to show that pupuls of El Camuno Hugh School have
reason to be proud of our school Sunce the openung of El Camuno un September
1950 an all out effort has been made to prepare our pupuls for the hughest type
cutuzenshup un Amerucan socuety
The records reveal that the large maloruty of our pupuls and practucally all
of our graduates respect the worth and dugnuty of other unduvuduals cooperate
wuth others toward worthwhule prouects actuvely partucupate un cuvuc school state
and natuonal affaurs respect the reluguous beluefs of others and receuve an educa
tuonal foundatuon adequate to assume theur responsubulutues as actuve cutuzens of our
communuty state and natuon
Each year our graduatung classes have become bugger and better Thus year us
no exceptuon Our 1958 graduatung class us the largest class ever to be graduated
from El Camuno Hugh School It has set many hugh standards whuch wull be very
duffucult for other classes along the El Camuno Real to achueve
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My sincere Wishes To all El Caminians,
especially To The Class of '58, Tor a fuTure
Tilled vviTh hope, peace, and prosperiTy.
Remember To be Thankful ThaT The days and
nighTs are being vvaTched over by someone
up above who allows us To know a liTTle
bad so we can appreciaTe and sTrive Tor The
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MRS. JEAN GOFF
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MR. CLIFTON GORDON MR. LAWRENCE WHITE
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MRS. ROXILEE TACKETT MR. RICHARD ROWE MISS MARILYN CASSTEVENS
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MR. DARRELL FREDRICKSON MRS. ENID VVOHLE MR- DONALD ROBARDS
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MRS MARJORIE TAYLOR
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MRS MARY WILLS
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A salute to our Office Workers
who keep thrngs going smooth
ly, our Custodlans who keep our
campus rn perfect order, our
Cafeteria Workers who prepare
such appetrzlng lunches each clay
and a special salute to our Bus
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us would have a hard tnme get
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Earl Horne, Mrs. Geneva Colllns, Mrs. Mary Spencer, Mrs, Elsle Keller,
Mrs. Mabel Ellen Thompson.
BACK ROW Mrs Martha Trask Mr Jay Henry Sparks ICBTSTSFIB Managerl Mr Andrew Makovy
ICookl Mrs Irene Crocker Mrs Zella Llvnngston
Real efftcrency'
CUSTODIANS
STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Lester
logan Mr Wnlltam Marrtott Mr James
M rrts Mr M lla d Snwtrh Mr Henry
Lance Mr George Morey Mr Charles
Lllly Mr Earl Wumberly Mxss Wanda
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CAMERA SHY Mr Herman Devlsh Mr
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lngston Mr Jesse Martn Mr Ja'nes
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Snnor Mr John Spencer 'Vlr Ot s Volk
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STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Tony Barnett Mr Rnchard Lowe Mr NeuI Brch Mr Vnc Larson Mr
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Soclal Studies plays an Important role Its goal
IS to lnstlll In all students a love and understanding
of Amerlca and develop a luvely respect for our
nnstututnons Through the Socnal Studnes program
the school gives the pupll a fuller understandlng
of the problems ot everyday llvnng
Members of thus department are close to the
extracurricular scene as they sponsor classes
clubs and generally work to make student actlvr
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Home Economics introduces girls to the homemaking
field. Upon completion of the courses, the students
have a well-rounded knowledge ot homemalcing.
Outstanding seniors are awarded each year for ex-
ceptional work demonstrated during the year. Other
contests, sponsored by such companies as Betty Crocker
and Pillsbury, encourage students to apply their knowl-
edge. The Future Homemalcers ot America presents an
opportunity to meet with others interested in the field.
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MR. ALVIN COPELAND
Radio, electricity
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MR. WALTER KICK
Department Head
MR. CLYDE SUTFIN,
MR. CECIL WATSON MR. MELVIN WINTERS
MR. ROBERT FOWLER
MR. JOHN GAFFNEY
MR. AL MORRIS
Industrial Arts is that part of general education con-
cerned with satisfying man's innate desire to construct
things with tools and materials and with the development
of an intelligent understanding of our modern industrial
civilization and the problems which have resulted from
it. Contacts with a Wide variety of manipulative experiences
and industrial products and processes are provided.
The course does not attempt to develop the skills needed
to earn a livelihood, or to train a student for a specific
occupationg industrial Arts trains to live, not to earn a liv-
ing.
FI E ARTS
One of the busiest departments at El Camino is that
of Fine Arts. This department provides training and ex-
periences tor musicians, vocalists, actors, artists, and pho-
tographers.
This year Fine Arts put on El Camino's first operetta,
DOWN IN THE VALLEY. Other musical activities included
a series ot festivals and concerts.
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, the senior play, was
only one phase of the drama activities under the direction
of Mr. Teel. He also directed the Thanksgiving Assembly
and other plays throughout the year.
The art department supplied the halls with posters and
various paintings and also with murals on the cafeteria
windows for Christmas and such activities as the carnival.
The photography staff provided pictures for the paper and
annual.
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MR. LESLIE CRUICKSHANK MR- BERNARD FRIES
MRS. GWENDOLYN SCHMIDT MR. WILLIAM WALKER
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MRS. IRENE O'CONNELL
Business Machines, Typing
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MR. SIDNEY GOEPFERT
The Commercial Department affords the opportunity
for students to become acquainted with the machines
and workings of the business world. This year much
progress was made. For the first time a course in dupli-
cating and business machines was offered.
Each year, outstanding seniors receive awards for ex-
ceptional work in this field. Throughout the year any
student may try for the Gregg typing and shorthand
awards. The Business Club, F.B.L.A., encourages stu-
dents to further themselves in this field.
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MISS LOIS HANSON
Languages at El Camino offer a choice of French, German,
Latin, or Spanish. At the present time, only two year courses
are available, but the department is planning for advanced courses
in the near future.
Language students may participate in various extracurricular
activities. A few of these are the Roman Banquet, sponsored an-
nually by the Latin Club, the Spanish newspaper, El Eco, and the
interlingual club.
All of these activities tend to give the student a well-rounded
knowledge of their language major.
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MISS JEAN WHITMAN
MR. JAMES GARRISON
Department Head
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MRS MAY GLEASON
Department Head
Handling almost all students, the Eng-
lish department is perhaps the largest
scholastuc wise at EC Here the student
IS given a thorough knowledge ot Eng
lush from grammar to literature to publuc
Speaking
Engllsh IS concerned wlth cornmunlca
tnon hence much emphasls IS placed on
wrltlng and speaklng Publications are a
vntal part of the program and public
speaking as encouraged
Englush provrdes the student vvnth a
background he wall fund useful all through
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DeparTmenT Head
The aTmosphere of high crisis enveloping The whole
field of science Today has a special meaning for The grad-
uaTing seniors and The Teachers in This c:leparTmenT. Un-
forTunaTely, There is no science-made-easy formula, no
capsule for developing scienTisTs overnighf. ThroughouT
our science program from General Science To The Lab
:ourses, The basic formula is hard Work and sTudy.
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pense of oTher subiecT areas. May we leave This ThoughT
vviTh The graduaTing seniors, expressed by Oliver Wendell
Holmes in l87O:
"Science is a good piece of furniture for a rnan To have
in an upper chamber provided he has common sense on
The ground floor."
MR. HUBERT MEYER
General Science, Biology
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Department
Mathematics at El Camino is certainly among the most
important departments. The Mathematics curriculum is
designed to meet the needs of almost any student. Pros-
pective college students are provided with a solid math-
ematical background.
This year the Math department added some modern
Math to the curriculum, and next year they hope to take
a select group of freshmen through a trial Algebra
l and Plane Geometry course designed to promote more
advanced mathematics.
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The purpose and general objectives of Boys' P.E. is to pro-
vide a basic knowledge of sports, develop body control, assist in
improving citizenship and at the same time provide fun and re-
laxation for the students. The coucse also seeks to promote proper
health habits and safety practices.
The course of study during the four years at El Camino includes
almost every form of sports and competitive games. Each sport
in the regular course of study is carried on in sequence from
year to year so that the student will progressively learn more about
the activities without repetition. Each activity is begun with a dis-
cussion of the history, rules, techniques, and theory ot play.
Fundamentals of the activity are practiced by the use ot drills and
then practiced in actual playing of the sport.
Boys interested in certain sports may enter into the extra-
curricular athletic activities provided by the department.
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MISS WANDA ROBINSON
Girls' P.E. seeks to develop a useful and desirable skill in
activities for use during leisure time. It affords a comprehensive
knowledge of rules, techniques, and strategies in activities suit-
ably adapted to various age levels.
During the first and second year, the emphasis is placed
on team sports such as volleyball, basketball, softball, and
hockey. ln the upper division the emphasis shifts to individual
sports and activities that are more likely to be carried over
into the student's after-school life such as the course in Modern
Dance.
Girls interested in sports may also enter into competition with
other schools through the Girls' Athletic Association.
MRS. EDYTHE ROGERS
Department Head
MRS. ENID WOHLE
MR. JEROME KAESAR
Driver Training
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PARE TS CL
To develop greater partlcupa
tnon In student parent acttvrtnes
and to cultivate a better soclal
relatronshrp among nts members
are two of the many purposes
of this organization Durlng the
past year the Parents Club has
sponsored many student actlvl
tles towards these goals The par
trclpatlon of students In ITS regu
lar monthly meetings has been
of mayor asststance In clevelopnng
greater parent rnterest In the
BCTIVITIES of the organization, as
well as to foster a closer rela
tnonshup between the club and
the students of El Camlno Hugh
School
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Gllbert G Lentz Recordmg Secretary Mrs Wullnam F Klelman
Correspondmg Secretary Mrs H Franklm Dully Flrst Vnce Presudent SECOND ROW Mr Mnlton
E Lawrence Presndent Mr Edward C Sparrow Treasurer Dr A D Abbott Second Vuce Presndent
COMMITTEES
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Wrlllam W Applegate, Publuclty, Mrs Rrchard W Johnson,
Membershlp, Mrs Lester N Melnzer, Hospitality SECOND ROW Mrs Walter G Schulz, Junlor
Class, Mrs Fred Brooks, Sophomore Class, Mrs Harold Naves, Sensor Class, Mrs Leo Hull, Freshman
Class THIRD ROW Mr Walter G Schulz, Junuor Class, Mr Fred Brooks, Sophomore Class, Mr
Harold Naves, Sensor Class, Mr Leo Hull, Freshman Class
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FRONT ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Kathy Goodwald, Jeanie Cox, Karen Brown, Karen Edwards,
Linda Cowan, Rosanne Cox, Judy Couch, Marii Johnson, Ruth Hurff, Soe Downing, Suzanne
Kellogg, Jeanie Macdonald, Sharon Ripley, Lucretia Pardee, Lynn Kurzenabe.
SECOND ROW: Sue Pincltard, Martltalee Jones, Sharon Mullica, Barbara Sanders, Ann Davis,
Barbara Diana, Claudia Dale, Rona Meinzer, Peggy Peterson, Bonnie Konvalin, linda Regall,
Marsha Bender, .luna Miller, Linda Presley. Carole Cltastain.
MR. EVERTT FAULKNER
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Ribordy, Phil Lundstrom, Bill Parliman, Roy Ventura, Lowell Thomas, Randy Sautner.
'erry, John Lundblad, Gary Queale.
RTH ROW: John Fairfield, Scott Hellings, Frank Baldwin, John Russell, .Jon Kun, Chip
rr, Charles Morgan, Jim Kauffroaih, Dave Jenkins, Karl Fowler, Ronald Neel, George
ser, Rick Elder, lill Moreland, Marion Sims, Gary Farney.
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by Drum Maior Bob Mayne.
The Veterans' Day and the Memorial Day
parades were included among this year's
public appearances, accompanied by Christ
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ning program.
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: Sue Hunt, Judy Selby, Barbara Kleiman, Becky Buller, Nancy McCoy,
Evalynn Goodwalcl, Sita Nichols, Judy Malone.
SECOND ROW: Dave Niederloh, Bob Mayne, Allen Breckenridge, .lay Crain, Bob Lutz, Robert Herdlabaugh,
Jim Larrick, Dave Jenkins, Keith Younger, Joanne Maclaren, Henry Davis, Don Dyste, Janice Moore, Don
Wagoner, Paige Harper.
Tt-HRD ROW: Danne Melbourne, Judie Scherrel, Bill Housh, Morgan Vail, Jeanne Denny, Penny
Boevers, George Gravlee, Fred Geandrot, Priscilla Pfzer, Glenn Nance, Patrick Morrow, George Sautner,
Drums rolled, cymbals clashed, and
trumpets blared as the E.C.H.S. Senior Band
marched at three home football games. Ap
proximately seventy members participated
in the precision drills and formations led
Town and Country Village, and E.C.'s eve
Spring brought festivals, and this sym
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phonic band, under the direction of Mr.
Hughes, traveled to the ninth annual Pacific
Music Clinic at C.O.P., the Golden Empire
Music Festival at Sacramento State College,
and the Northern State Music Festival at
San Jose.
Select members participated in a full or-
chestra for "Down in the ValIey," the Fine
Arts' first operetta.
With graduation came the familiar strains
of "Pomp and Circumstanceu-the final per-
formance for this year's excellent Senior
Band.
BOB MAYNE
Drum Maior
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Dick Dobbins, Albert Dimmitt, Gary Nash, Dick Stiehl, Diana Moe, Bill Nelson, Jerry Goodman, Chris
Pratt, Jon Hill, Tom Petty, Raymond Klug, Jim King, Frank Slawson, Don Ellison, Laurie Bright, Dave
Meffifleld, Linda Beason, Stoner Clark, Jim Kauffroath.
FIFTH ROW: Jim Kroske, Art Green,lBill Moreland.
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FRONT Rovv, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Babbin,
Ellen Gossellnk, Sharlene Holm, Judy Brown-
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SECOND ROW: Joyce Petersen, Bonnie Well-
ner, Jim Galvin, Evelyn Lundgren, Greg
Dixon, Jacque Meinzer, Carolyn Strother,
Dallas Gerhardt.
THIRD ROW: Hazel Browning, Margret Smith,
Gail Vagle, Carleen Blaser.
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ELEMENTARY GIRLS GLEE
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Joan Ferrari
Virginia Heisinger Sarah Davis Bobbie Fontes
Marney Crabbe Donna O Ehme Sandy White
Donna Peterson Sandy Glover Sandy Stuart
Sylvia Newhall Lynda Chenoweth
SECOND ROW Susie Tenney Darla Mahaf
fey Joan Seibt Judy Baker Diane Ripley
Suzie Hill, Amelia Houston, Juanette Crad-
duck, Ima Palmer, Nova Cook, Connie Vigor,
Jeanette Wilbur, Mary Karanikas.
THIRD ROW: Barbara Lewis, Carol Pugh,
Joanne Newman, Dana Hilkerbaumer, Sandy
Mclntyre, Sandra Hatfield, Karen Norberg,
Glenda Petersen, Marlene Popeioy, Marilyn
Speegle, Mary Loumelick, Mary Ann Young,
Donna Curry.
VOICE TRAINING
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Wigton,
Diane Darby, Pat Elam, Carol Blecha, Sharon
Ripley, Bonnie Konvalin, Karen Tuthill, Marilyn
Lane, Janet Shelly.
SECOND ROW: Judy Giordano, Kathy Keysor,
Marilyn Giordano, Evelyn Lane, Sharon Gib-
son, June Miller, Darla Wilson, Linda Regall,
Sandy Clem, Diane Drischler, Judith Shelly,
Rachel Smith.
ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Lein,
Margo Hunsicker, Janet Archibald, Elaine
Gallagher, Gloria Stewart, Joyce Zimmerman,
Virginia Andrew, Gloria Backstrom, Eleanor
Trowe, Robin Koepke, Irene Byrne, Judi
Klassen, Diane Spencer, Lynne Larrabee,
SECOND ROW: Marilyn Doswald, Adrian
Pine, Edith Abbott, Deana Athans, Sharon
Covey, Lillian Brundage, Linda Derrick, Dar-
lene Mosier, Vicky Miller, Kathleen Conant,
Sandra Cook, Joann Pingitore, Julie West-
over, Margo Dann.
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernie Munns,
Bill Eavis, Esther Gustafson, Bruce Coburn,
Donald Nelson.
SECOND ROW: Dave Hinds, Rodney Pete,
Grant Hess, Kirk Taylor, Jim Porter, Bruce
Broome.
THIRD ROW: Doug Mason, Greg Reed, Gene
Hendrix, Don Dougherty, Ron Rist, Tom
Cooper, Gary Nelson.
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Benii Johnson,
Robert Borsdorf, Mike Kemp, Russell Olson,
Janice Padovan, Eugene Ehlers, Bob Kimball,
Merwin Stapp, Bob Castro, Charles Burgess,
Henry Bradanini, Harold Maxwell, Mike
Walker.
SECOND ROW: Janet Rogers, Don Bunce,
Diclc Plesha.
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GARY QUEALE
Adiutant
DAVE JENKINS
Executive
MAJOR ARMSTRONG
Commandant of
Cadets
There are five obiectives of the
California Cadet Corps. The ob-
jectives deal with leadership, basic
military knowledge, teamwork,
patriotism, and all-around knowl-
edge.
With these obiectives in mind,
this year's officers and leaders of
the loth Battalion, El Camino's Cadet
unit, have maintained a balanced
and well-rounded program of Cadet
activities.
These activities include rifle
marksmanship, drill field competi-
tion, an annual bivouac la three
day encampment held in the moun-
tainsl, and summer camp CTWO
weeks of rigorous military trainingj.
Each activity employs the use of
all pertinent knowledge and pro-
vides many varied worthy experi-
ences.
El Camino has one of the largest
Cadet units in the state, the l6th
Battalion rifle team is one of the
top in the state, the drill team is
repeatedly the northern California
champion and attends the finals at
summer camp. The name of El Cam-
ino, because of such teams, is
known and respected throughout
the state. This year's battalion main-
tained traditional standards and
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Robert Borsdorf
Jim Borwn
Neal Brune
Claude Coss
Don Coza
Ron Davis
Dick Essenberg
Vern Iverson
Mike McEackern
Ken Osborn
Barry Stapp
Raymond Tucker
Morgan Vail
Richard Wilson
Ron Andrews
David Breen
Jim Killick
Richard Peterson
Ralph Schmidt
Mervvin Stapp
David Veriede
Patrick Wasser
Cam Wickham
COLOR GUARD
Jay Crain
Jim Killick
Pete Wasser
Glenn Nance
Although the Military Police picture has been lost we
want to give this group credit for the fine service
they have given EI Carnino at all games and school
activities.
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HEADQUARTERS
Roy Abbanat
Ron Allard
Ed Bender
Jim Duncan
Mike Euer
Jim Herndon
Raymond Tucker
Pete Wasser
ABSENT:
Robert Heidlebaugh
Kenneth Reid
COMPANY
COMPANY A
Bob Basset
Lee Bastren
Todd Carter
Mtke Chounard
Ja Cr an
Davud Dyba
Raymond Ellrnger
Duck Essenberg
Don Goza
Dave Hrcks
Benin Johnson
Anthony La Parne
Dan McAllnster
Ronald McElyea
Doug Macheel
Clyde Moore
Bull Morgan
Glenn Nance
Ken Osborn
Ted Perry
Harvey Prrddy
Crarg Russr
Ralph Schmndt
Davnd Sparrow
Gar Wheeler
Merwnn Stapp
Ronald Stone
Jum Thompson
Wayne Vroman
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Pat Armstrong
Larry Boeger
Paul Booth
Neal Brunner
Donald Bunce
Charles Calebaugh
Eugene Canales
Claude Coss
Russ Cupp
Eugene Ehlers
Bull Geusmer
John Ghrarnn
Rnchard Gray
Richard Harr
Erancus Henter
James Luncoln
Make McEachers
Harold Maxwell
John Muller
Wullram Muller
Gene Morgan
Ronald Neel
Dennus Neely
Kenneth O'Toole
Dennus Ruchardson
Pat Wasser
Rtchard Wtlson
Peter Van Steenrs
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Russ Abbott
Mrke Anderson
Ron Andrews
Bull Beacham
Ed Bender
Robert Boradorf
Joe Brandt
Davnd Breen
Jim Breen
John Burch
Gary Chnstensen
Standley Chnstensen
Ron Davrs
Bob Ellison
Don Ellrson
Vern Iverson
Jlr'n Krll ck
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George Lampman
Gary Lynch
Korn McKee
Trno Manus
Robert Mayne
Allen Moxley
Don Nelson
Bull O Neal
Rrchard Peterson
Al Rendell
Davtd Rrckey
John Runyan
Tad Snrnard
Ron Smrth
Barry Stapp
Gary Trrrnble
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Bob Borsdorf
Joe Brandt
Jim Brown
John Burch
Ron Davis
Bob Ellison
Don Ellison
Vern Iverson
George Lampman
Tino Manas
Clyde Moore
Glen Nance
Don Nelson
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VARSITY RIFLE TEAM
Bill Beacham
Jay Crain
Ted Densmore
Jim Duncan
Andy Helms
Dave Jenkins
Jim Killick
Bob Mayne
Gary Queale
Craig Russi
Ron Sione
Sieve Storm
Cam Wickham
"B" RIFLE TEAM
Bob Basset
Paul Booth
Mike Chaunard
Eugene Ehlers
Richard Essenberg
John Gramm
Bill Miller
John Miller
Patrick Wasser
Don Goza
Ron McElyea
Military Ball, an evening to remember!
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Ready, aim . . .
LIFE magazine mirrors the actlons and experiences ot the
student body and the communnty From the opening day of
the school year to the final farewell of graduation night all
the events of the year are presented In an eye catching manner
that wall stnr your memories In the tuture
Marsha Bender and her assistant Lynette Rhodes have
succeeded an producing the most complete actmvutues coverage
orlgnnal layouts ot the school splrlt groups exempllfles the
qualuty of the entire section Ot course LIFE would not be com
plete wlthout government and publications dlvlslons handled
capably by Jody Fredncks and Norm Spaulding
possible in a high school yearbook. Pat Dennis' clever and
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ever forgets the Homecoming whirl, the rooters buses,
the rallies, the Junior Prom, the Senior Play, the
Variety Show, the Carnival, and Graduation. All of
these are a spoke in the wheel of our life of activitiesef
a life that offers entertainment of all types to satisfy
many individual tastes. Life i957-1958 is included in
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Some people are never on Time.
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These people insist on having 1heir picture in the Aerie.
Watch om! lr's Twerp Season and ihe girls take over.
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Editor Associate AClV9fffSfftQ Assistant Publicity Business
Editor EGHYOV Editor Manager Manager
The sports section was edited by .John Dickerson with
the help of assistants Bruce Dolder and Bob McHugh.
The '58 Aerie was edited under the supervision of Mr.
George Studley, advisor.
Jane Chapman, Joni Richards, Patti Schieck, Judy Brown-
ing, and Sue Foreman edited and produced the class
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The dab section was edted by Loitta Zook tbcnmd type'
writori, with thc help of assistant editors Nancy Looe'
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Gary Karde are giving Judy Gordon plenty of
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Degabriel, and Colleen Kennedy look over some
of their pictures,
The Aerie Staff even had its
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cize the '57-'58 yearbook. This
was one of the many ingenious
schemes that the Publicity sec-
tion came up with. The in-
correct date on the poster was
intentional-to draw attention.
This year's Fashion Show, co-sponsored
by the El Caminian and the Modeling Club,
proved frustrating to its sponsors but pro-
vided experiences for many.
Credit should also be given to Renee Fallai of the Aerie Staff
and Dan Hall, Connie Pierce, and Joy Hatton of the EI
Caminian Staff, whose pictures were omitted from their re
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The Publications float, though it didn't place
first, was one of the best in tl-we Homecoming
Parade.
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was the hard-working Publicity Staff. As-
sisting Gail Tornblin were: Jon Deason,
Carole Draper, Jo Anne Morgan, Mary
Neil, Marlene Ott, Judi Richards, and Bar-
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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
Many tursts were unutuated by thus seventh set ot student
body offucers A nevvly organuzed publucuty stall a revused
and Improved rally commuttee and such outstandung groups
as the Amerucan Fueld Servuce and the tratfuc safety commuttees
vvere begun thus year
Nineteen hundred and tufty seven marked the year that room
Qoa lthe Hole un the Wall D vvas converted unto a Studewt
Body Offuce turnushed vvuth desk tule cabunets and a typevvruter
Mr Fredruclcson Practucal Government advusor knovvs how
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jill Wilson, Carol Enos, Gail Tornblin, Bill McMillon, Marsha Bender, Vir-
ginia Young, Marlene OH. SECOND ROW: Joanne Sfonesifer, Sandy Smart, Sandy Smart, Nancy Horgan,
Torn Fai, Mike Mulbarger, linda Kious, Jeanie Cox, Lorraine Zube, THIRD ROW: Don Speich, Doug
Barin, John Dickerson, Gary Farney, Bob Baker, Bud Applegave, Jim Larick,
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT JIII Wwson, Candi Sringben, Swefanr Meisrer, CaroII WaIker, Nancy Burgess, Cnriss Hoover, CoIIeen
Kennedy, LInCIa Fortier, "A:cIweIe HIIyer, Bette WaITers, Snaron Savage SECOND ROW CWI Tl'rreIkQIcI, BIII Eavws, Bed AppIegaIe,
Bud AppIegaIe, Don Spekh, Ted Broediow, Doug SCI1oen,Joe Cangi, THIRD ROW- Pew Kassboorn, BIII Brasher, Bob Montgomery,
Richard Moore, Paul LInvIIIe, Dick Beaton, Dean Rhoades.
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ERT NT RON LEFT TO RIGHT HPV: rr, Johnson 'Jie 'r'.ha'Qe' Pew .Nasser Tec RQ I" 'fark O'BrIen, BVI 'MV IIo'w. SECOND
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LEFT TO RTGHT: Sondra Price, Joan Bomcesow, Jody Na3one Luarta Cox Sue Ames
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Rat Zentz Deavfta Neukavv. T4-IRD RON: Bob
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The finance committee, a newly formed organization, con-
sists of the Student Body Treasurer and six qualified students.
The committee studies carefully the budgets of the various
clubs, and organizations and makes necessary revisions before
recommending approval. SEATED: Tom Fat, and STANDING, LEFT
TO RIGHT: Bill McConnell, Bob McNairen, Virginia Young, Barbara
Babbin, Susan Dutra, John Dickerson.
FRIENDSHIP COMMITTEE 1
The friendship committee, led by Chairman Sheron
Cullen, is a committee consisting of a number of stua
dents from each class assigned to make a new stu-
dent welcome to EI Camino.
At the beginning of the T957 fall semester three
boys and three girls were picked from each class
to participate in helping new students. They included
the following: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen
Parshall, Janis Griffin, Barbara Binns, Penny Joslyn,
Deanna Neukam. SECOND ROW: Bill Schilling, Jim
Kimmel, Joe Morgan, Carl Dolder. THIRD ROW:
Gary Long, Dennis McFadden.
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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
The assembly committee planned and co-
ordinated the assemblies of the I957-58
school year. The committee was picked be-
fore the school year began. The committee
was picked on the basis of citizenship and
other activities. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:
Natalie Konvalin, Marlene Ott. SECOND
ROW: Karen Hullin, Jack Alberson, Mike
Mulbarger, Laurel Bell.
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DANCE COMMITTEE
From the moment a theme was decided to the
final details of clean up the seventeen members of
the dance corrmittee strived to present he finest
in dances
Evidence of the groups success is their record
breaking net profit report combined with countless
favorable comments from you, the students, The
committee consists of the following: FIRST ROW,
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ahlguist, Judi Richards lChairA
manl, Mike Mulbarger, Claire McLaughlin, Linda Far-
rell. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Huberty, Patti Maples,
Penny Joslyn, Joanne Morgan, Kaye Dockter. THIRD
ROW: Nancy Horgan, Shirley Ford, Patti Ro-.vIett.
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Building up Eagle spirit at foofball and baske?-
ball games were l-lead Varsity Cheerleader Jeanie
Cox, assisted by Chuck Hills and Carol Keema.
Tlieir yells and skils lwilglwled preegame rallies
and made '58 anollier year lull of Top roolimg
section emlwusiasm.
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were the familiar words of Head Songieader
Nancy Horgan and her assistants Bonnie Konyaiin,
Donna Sanders, Judi Richards and Karen Brown.
Their routines were new and difterent and the
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The Honor Servuce Club was organized thus year to relleve
the taculty of the ticket selllng duties requnred at athletic
events, plays, and dances Membership rn the organuzatuon ns
entlrely on a voluntary basus
Under the guidance of Mrs Cochran this precision dnll
team performed at three home games and In the Home
comlng parade These gurls have done a great rob to further
school splrlt and enthusiasm
Bobble Devmney Chlp Potter Dee Ruttan
LEFT TO RIGHT Sue Felrl, Dawna Carlton, Joyce Carter, Sue Dowmng, Sherry Blanchtueld, Shlela
Cummungs, Pat Tremaune, Juanette Cradduck, Elodle Corcoran, Nancy Henderson, Nancy Knutsen,
Doreena Gant, Judy Trovve, Kathleen Conant, Sarah Davns, Sandy Fanrchuld, Becky Fraser, Dallas Ger
hardt, Patrncua Durnln, JoAnn Espenshade, Karen Laeber Brenda Carah, Pat Perkms
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Hatton, Renee Fallai, Pat Dennis, Llnoa Ktous, Linda Farrell, Sharon Llngentelter. SECOND ROW: Judy Brown
Ing, .Ian Logan Mary Nell, Sheron Cullen, Sallue Sheehan Pat: Drckson Lynn Kurzenabe, Farrell Hagerty. THIRD ROW: Carl Wilcox, Norman
Green, John Fairfreld, George Fugelsang Jon Karz, Jirn Kurtz.
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T957 brought new Ideas added enthusuasrn and two
new pep organlzattons, the Rally Commlttee and Honor Pep
Club Members were selected by a student faculty cornrnlttee
on thelr pep spunt actnvutnes scholarshup and cltrzenshrp
Faculty advrsors were Mrss Farley and Mrs Rogers
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LEFT TO RIGHT Runge Fallal Vncc Praslclent Lrnda Knous Pres:
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Pep rallies were clirnaxed with a clever TV take-oft on
"This is Your Life" portraying the life of varsity basket-
ball coach Fred Kronsbein. Top attendance, spirit, and
loyalty were the goals and gains ot this top pep crew.
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No story IS complete wnthout the characters who play the
leadlng roles In our case the sophlstlcated senlors the lubllant
gunlors the seasoned sophomores and the frantic freshmen
Many Ideas have been Incorporated unto the TEEN sectnon to
relueve the monotony and add nnterest to the class dnvnslons
The sensor dlvlslon edlted by Judy Browning and her assistant
graduating class and more actnvmes have been credlted to
the graduates Pattn Schaeck Jon: Richards and Jane Chap
man have lnlected some humor into their lunlor sophomore
and freshman dlvlslons through the strateglcal placement of
pictorial cartoons
'TEEN cover format used wnth the express permusslon of TEEN
Magaznne
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ROSANNE COXE
Vrce President
PATTI MAPLES
Secretary
CLAIRE MCLAUGLIN
Treasurer
HAIL THE CLASS OF 58
A top rated Homecomlng float was lust the flrst In a long llne of successful
senlor ventures Hard worklng officers and enthusuastuc students made thus last
year at ol E C a truly memorable one Sensor Teach Day was carried off wlth a
mlnlmum of confusion and a maximum of fun At carnuval tlme an orlgunal and
profitable booth left unspolled a record of successful money maklng ventures
The time sped by and almost lmmedlately sux hundred sennors were caught up
In a whlrl of year end actlvltles A Sensor Ball that was slmply out of' thus world
and a gay plcnlc added to the excltement And then came graduatlon'
As we march down the alsle nt IS wnth musty eyes that we recall these four
glorious years that have so quickly flown by But our hearts are thrllled wlth the
excitement of our hopes our dreams our future
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OUTSTANDING SENIORS
DICK DONELSON JUDI RICHARDS
Not only rs DICK DONELSON an outstandrng
sensor at El Camnno but also outstandrng rn hrs
communlty
He rs very actlve rn Hu Y and IS Vrce President
of Inter Club Councll He attended Model Legtsla
ture as an assemblyman Chr Slgma a church or
ganrzatuon rs another of has malor actuvrtres
Duck was awarded the Bank of Amerrca award
rn English named the outstanding student leader
rn Sacramento wrnner an Luon s Club Speech con
test recerver of Elks Award El Camrnos repre
sentatrve to Boys State The lust goes on and
on provrng wrthout a doubt hrs servlce to Sacra
mento
Hrs actrvrtue however do not eno there Here
at El Camino he was Sophomore Class President
and Presrdent of the Student Body In scholarshrp
besides beung In the top one thrrd of has class he
as a lufe member of C S F and a member of N H S
Upon graduatron he hopes to go to Stanford
and study meducrne
Active rs the word for El Camunos outstand
:ng sensor gurl JUDI RICHARDS
Chosen for her outstandrng accomplushrnents In
scholarshrp leadershup and servlce to school and
communrty Jud: has a lest of servlces as long as
your arm
A strarght A student rn the top one thurd of
her class she us a member of N H S CS F and
Quill and Scroll the lournalrsm honor socuety
Song Leader for two years servlce on class and
student body commrttees the El Camunran and
Aerre staffs EI Camrnos reporter for the Unuon
Senior Class representatrve to the Metropolitan
Inter school Council and Junuor Prom Prrncess
are only a few of her accomplushments
In servuce to her communrty she rs a Mercy
Guuld Peppermrnt member of Tru Hr Y and actuve
In a number of socral clubs an the area
Her plans for the future also Include Stanford
where she vvull maror In Journalrsm
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BARBARA L. ALLUM
Pep Club, Typing Award, Shorthand Award.
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BETTY AMIOKA
CSF, NHS Vice President, Honor Roll.
RAE L. ANDERSON
Archery Vice President, Varsity Swimming Team,
Honor Roll, Vocational Award, Block EC.
RICHARD W. ANDERSON
"C" Basketball, "C" Track, Honor Roll, "B" Foot'
ball, Home Room Representative, Latin Club.
EDWIN J. ANSTED
Alternate Student Council Representative.
DIANE V. ARCHAMBAULT
Bible Club.
Jack L, Alberson
Shirley R, Allen
Barbara L. Allurn
Richard W. Anderson
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Scholarship Award, Attendance Award, Typing
Award, Honor Roll, CSF, NHS.
BARBARA M. ADAMS
GAA, Vocational Award, lst
Student Council.
JACK L. ALBERSON
General Activities,
RONALD M. ALLARD
CSF, Honor Roll,
KEN J. ALLEN
ski Club, Key Club.
SHIRLEY R. ALLEN
General Activities.
Prize General Arts,
Betty Amioka
Edwin J. Ansted
Rae L. Anderson
Diane V. Archambault
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DAVID R. ASHCRAFT
"B" Basketball, Student o
Block EC, Varsity Basketball,
VIRGINIA A. ASHLEY
President of FHA.
KAREN C. AUSNES
Honor Roll.
BARBARA J. BABBIN
f the week, Hi-Y,
Chairman of Honor Service Club, Honor Roll,
NHS, CSF, Student of the
Candlebearer.
SUSAN K. BACK
General Activities.
LARRY BACON
JV Football, Honor Roll, Ski
German Club, Varsity Footbal
Week, Baccalaureate
Club, Cross Country,
Raema Jean Baggarly
Robert K. Baker
Joel Ann Baginski
Molli Baldwin
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Barbara J. Babbin
Robert C. Baker
Diana Bandy
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Susan K. Back LBVVY BBCOU
RAEMA JEAN BAGGARLY
Gregg Typing Award.
JOEL ANN BAGINSKI
FBLA, Christmas Card Sales Award.
ROBERT C. BAKER
General Activities.
ROBERT K. BAKER
Swimming Team, CSF, NHS, El Caminian Editor,
Student Council, Executive Board.
MOLLI BALDWIN
Pep Club, Student Council, Modeling Club Fashion
Show, FBLA Secretary, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y, GAA.
DIANA BAN DY
General Activities.
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DOUGLAS A. BA RTH
"B" Football, "B" Track, Block EC, Senior Class
President, Lancers Hi-Y, Varsity Football.
DIANNE A. BARTON
Latin Club, CSF, NHS, Inter-Lingual Club Vice
President.
CLAUDIA L. BASSIETT
Honor Service Club, Office Worker.
BARBARA A. BAXTER
Pep Club, Modeling Club, Ski Club, Honor Pep
Club Secretary, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
DELORES A. BEACH
General Activities.
DIANA BEAUMONT
GAA Awards.
MARSHA L. BENDER
Commissioner of Internal Affairs, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-
Y, Aerie Staff, Executive Board, NHS, Quill and
Scroll.
ALAN R. BERRY
Ski Team, Drama Club, Ski
ciety.
ROBERT J. BIANCHI
General Activities.
BILL E. BISHOP
General Activities.
JEFF S. BLANCHFIELD
General Activities.
CARLEEN BLASER
Club, Thespian So-
French Club, Variety Show, Military Ball Princess,
Sophomore Dance Committee, Senior Float Com-
mittee.
Brenda M. Boeh
John M. Bradley
Max G. Boiko
Andrew J. Braio
Ruth A. Bonnickson Eugene R. Borman
Jeanne M. Bratton
Linda E. Bray
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Marsha L. Bender
Patricia D. Bowlan
Allen Breckenridge
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Alan R, Berry Robert J, Bianchi Bill E. Bishop Jeff S. Blanchfield Carleen Blaser
Donna J. Bradish
Ronald W. Bright
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Gregg Typing and Shorthand Awards, Pep Club.
MAX G. BOJKO
Frosh Football, "B" Basketball, "B" Football.
RUTH A. BONNICKSON
Perfect Attendance, Ski Club, Modeling Club.
EUGENE R. BORMAN
General Activities.
PATRICIA D. BOWLAN
Perfect Attendance, Gregg Typing and Shorthand
Awards.
DONNA J. BRADISH.
Y-Teens, GAA, FHA President and Treasurer.
JOHN M. BRADLEY
General Activities.
ANDREW J. BRAIO
JV Baseball, Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Award
Senior Band, Varsity Baseball.
JEANNE M. BRATTON
GAA, Pep Club, A Cappella Choir.
LINDA E. BRAY
General Activities.
ALLEN BRECKENRIDGE
Swimming Team, Math Club, CSF, Pep Band.
RONALD W. BRIGHT
JV Baseball, Key Club, Varsity Football Manager.
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Paul B. Brink Harry H, Brock Tom W. Brockman Gary L. Broughton Karen D. Brown
Judy A. Browning Lillian Brundage Ge0f9iH L- Bruns John J. Brunton James A- Bvllied
RICHARD L. BYRNE
Band, Track.
CHARLES B. CALEBAUGH
General Activities.
CHRISTIE A. CAMPBELL
General Activities.
MARY CAMPBELL
Pep Club, Dance Committee,
Modeling Club Secretary.
EUGENE F. CANALES
General Activities.
CLAIRE L. CARMICHAEL
GAA, Future Nurses, Pep Club.
Lofogo. Tri-Hi-Y,
CAROL ANN CHAMBERLAIN
Frosh Pep Club, Honor Roll, NHS, Lions Club
Trophy, Dramatics Club, Future Nurses.
KATHLEEN CAROLE CHASTAIN
Pep Club, GAA, A Cappella, FBLA.
CAROL A. CHOUINARD
General Activities.
GAYLENE CHRISTENSEN
FBLA, Gregg Typing Award, Pep Club.
GUY C. CLARK
Art Club, Honor Service Club, CSF, Honor
RAY CLAUSSE
General Activities.
Roll.
Richard L. Byrne
Carol Ann Chamberlain
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Norman E. Brown
Jan E. Bullock
Charles B. Calebaugh
Kathleen Carole Chastain
PAUL B. BRINK
General Activities.
HARRY H. BROCK
General Activities.
TOM W. BROCKMAN
General Activities.
GARY L. BROUGHTON
General Activities.
KAREN D. BROWN
Head JV Yell Leader, Executive Board, Junior
Prom Princess, Homecoming Princess, Student
Ballet Instructor or Drama Department, Song
Leader.
NORMAN E. BROWN
Math Club, NHS, Honor Roll, Gregg Typing
Award.
JUDY A. BROWNING
Pep Club Secretary, Rally Committee, Diakonia
Tri-Hi-Y Vice President, Inter-Club Publicity
Chairman, Aerie Staff, Model Legislature.
LILLIAN BRUNDAGE
GAA, Student Council, Alternate.
GEORGIA L. BRUNS
Honor Roll, Lofogo Tri'Hi-Y, Pep Club, Student
Council, Gregg Typing Award.
JOHN J. BRUNTON
JV Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football.
JAMES A. BULLIED
"C" Basketball, "B" Reserve Basketball, "C"
Track, "B" Football.
JAN E. BULLOCK
Latin Club, Pep? Club, Honor Roll.
Christie A. Campbell
Carol A. Chouinard
Mary Campbell
Gaylene Christensen
Eugene F. Canales
Guy C. Clark Ray Clausse
Claire L. Carmichael
PHILLIP R. COLEMAN
KAREN LOIS COLUMBIA
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GARY L. COMPTON
ROBERTA F. CONWAY
General Activities.
DENNIS COOK
THOMAS U. COOPER
General Activities.
Swimming Team, Placed in Industrial Arts Fair.
Pep Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Ski Club.
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Student Council, Key Club, Industrial Arts Award.
First Place Industrial Arts Award, Honor Roll.
Phillip R. Coleman Karen Lois Columbia Gary L. Compton
Roberta F. Conway Dennis Cook Thomas U. Cooper
Kathleen C. Coulters Und-3 L. Cowan
Jeanie C. Cox Lu-ina L. Cox
KATHLEEN C. COULTERS
General Activities.
LINDA L. COWAN
Diakonia Tri'Hi-Y, Honor Pep Club, Student Coun-
cil, A Cappella, Honor Roll, Senior Float Com-
mittee,
KAREN M. COWPER
Baccalaureate Candlebearer, FTA, Pep Club,
JEANIE C. COX
JV Cheerleader, Executive Board, Diakonia Tri-
Hi-Y Chaplain, Aerie Staff Publicity Manager,
Head Varsity Cheerleader, A Cappella.
LUANA L COX
GAA.
ROSANNE V. COXE
Senior Class Vice President, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y,
Los Hidalgos, Thespian Society, Senior Float
Chairman, A Cappella.
Karen M. Cowper
Rosanne V. Coxe
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General Activities.
GWYNNE CRAMER
General Activities.
BARRY L. CROCKETT
JV Baseball.
CATHY A. CROKER
Baccalaureate Candlebearer,
Roll, CSF, NHS Treasurer.
LARRY CROWE
FBLA.
SHERON E. CULLEN
FHA President, Honor
Friendship Committee Chairman, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y
Vice President, Modeling Club Secretary, Rally
Committee, Pep Club, Perfect Attendance Award.
Lyman C. Culver
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Jerome S. Cracchiolo
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LYMAN C. CULVER
Photography Club, Ski Club, Ke
BILL A. CUNNINGHAM
General Activities.
RUSSELL R. CUPP
General Activities.
PRISCILLA M. CURRY
Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y President, Mo
tary, El Caminian, Pepsters,
Chairman, Honor Roll.
ROBERTA S. CUTLER
NHS Evaluation Board, Lofo
Roll.
MICHELE CZESLA
NHS, Honor Roll, Student Pa
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Bridget R. Davis Judith A, Davis Lynden F. Davis Jqn E, Deason
"Watch those roving eyeballs!"
NANCY G. DE MASSEY
Honor Roll, Pep Club, Gregg Typing Award,
Gregg Shorthand Award.
PAT L. DENNIS
Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Rally Committee, Quill
and Scroll President, EI Caminian Staff, CSF, Aerie
Staff Associate Editor.
BILL A. DENNY
Student Council, Lancers Hi-Y Vice President.
TED DENSNIORE
Rifle Team, Ski Club, California Cadets Corps
Second Lieutenant.
CAROLYN G. DEVINE
Pep Club, Gregg Typing Award, Perfect At-
tendance Award, FNA President.
MARILYN R. DEVINE
Pep Club, Gregg Typing Award, Honor Roll,
Gregg Shorthand Award,
RICHARD W. DE VVEIN
Ski Club, Key Club, Senior Float Committee.
JOHN B. DICKERSON
Governor's Youth Conference, Aerie Staff, "B"
Basketball, NHS, CSF President, Executive Board.
CLAUDIA M. DALE
Lofogo Tri-Hi.Y, Honor Roll, Honor Pep Club, A
Cappella, Fashion Show, Baccalaureate Usherette.
SHARON E. DAMON
Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Award, Gregg Short-
hand Award.
ROBERT L. DANDENEAU
Swimming Team.
SANDI E. DANN
Pep Club, Student Council, Gregg Typing Award,
Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
BRIDGET R. DAVIS
Student Council Alternate, Pep Club, Vice Presi-
dent of Ski Club, Honor Roll.
JUDITH A. DAVlS
Perfect Attendance Award.
LYNDEN F. DAVIS
General Activities.
JON E. DEASON
Student of the Week Committee, Junior States-
man, Key Club, Ski Club President, Swimming
Team, Publicity Committee.
Nancy G. DeMassey
Carolyn G. Devine
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Latin Club President, CSF Secretary, Baccalaureate
Candlebearer, NHS, District Student Council Asso-
ciation Secretary, Student Body Secretary.
DON DYSTE
General Activities.
JOHN E. EARNEST
Student Patrol.
DAVID K. EDWARDS
Varsity Swimming, Block EC, Lancers Hi-Y.
- KAREN S. EDWARDS
Student Council, Aerie Staff, A Cappella, Quill
and Scroll, Honor Roll, Girls' Vice President.
CAROLYN J. EISNER
Pep Club, Drama Club, Future Medics.
PAT A. ELAM
Drama Club.
ROBERT ENNES
Basketball.
CAROL A. ENOS
Song Leader, Student Body Secretary, NHS, Teen
of the Week, Honor Pep Club, Student Council.
MARY E. EPPS
FHA Parliamentarian.
VALERIE A. ERICKSON
Student Council, Honor Roll, French Club, El
Caminian, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y President, Honor
Pep Club.
GENE S. ESPEY
Freshman Baseball, Student Council.
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Susan Dutra
Pat A. Elam
Patricia Durnin
Dave H, Durfee
Don Dyste
Robert Ennes
EDDIE L. DICKINSON
Audio-Visual Assistant, Radio Club Secretary, Fu-
ture Business Leaders of America Vice President
JV Football.
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PATT H. DICKSON
Student of the Week, Model Legislature, Rally
Committee, Aerie Staff, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y Presi-
dent, Honor Roll.
JUDY A. DITTRICH
Latin Club, Latin Certificate, Drill Team, Gregg
Typing Award, Gregg Shorthand Award, Honor
Roll,
RICHARD M. DOBBINS
Key Club, "B" Football, "B" Swimming Team,
Block EC, JV Football.
KAYE Y. DOCKTER
Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y, Modern Dance Club, Bacca-
laureate Candlebearer, Honor Pep Club, Quill and
Scroll, EI Caminian Staff Editor.
PATRICIA DURN l N
General Activities.
GEOFFREY E. DOLBEAR
CARE Package Committee, CSF, Los Hidalgos
President, Tennis Team, NHS, Junior Statesman.
RICHARD K. DONELSON
Sophomore Class President, Key Club Vice Presi-
dent, NHS, Boys' State, Model Legislature, Stu-
dent Body President.
CHUCK R. DOWNING
"C" and "D" Basketball, Freshman Baseball, JV
Football, "B" Football, Varsity Football.
LARRY A. DREWS
Honor Roll, "B" Reserve Basketball, Lions Club
Speaking Contest, Thanksgiving Play.
DREW DUNNING
Cross Country, Junior Varsity Baseball.
DAVE H. DURFEE
Varsity Track, Key Club, Hi-Y, Student Council,
Varsity Football.
John E, Earnest
Carol A. Enos
David K. Edwards
Mary E. Epps
Karen S. Edwards
Valerie A. Erickson Gene S. Espev
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Michael M. Foote Stanley G. Ford Shirley A. Ford NGYWCY J- F055 Karl J- Fowler
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CLIFFORD L. ESTABROOK
Cross Country Awards, Junior Statesman Presi-
dent, Math Club, Honor Roll.
NANCY ESTES
Honor Roll, Shakespeare-'s Crew, Senior Float Com-
mittee, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll.
MICHAEL A. EUER
Service Patrol Awards, Perfect Attendance Award,
Cross Country, "C" Cadet Company Commander.
SANDY L. EVERSOLE
Future Nurses of America, FBLA.
SPENSER S. EWERT
Gregg Typing Award, Ski Club.
JOHN S. FAIRFIELD
Key Club, Varsity Swimming, Junior Prom Com-
mittee, A Cappella, Rally Committee, Student
Council.
WILLIAM K. FAIT
General Activities.
RENEE FALLAI
Junior Class Treasurer, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y Vice
President, Aerie Staff, President of Honor Pep
Club, NHS, Student of the Week.
MARY K. FARMER
Pep Club, Ski Club, Ski Team.
GARY H. FARNEY
Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot-
ball, Homecoming Committee Chairman, A Cap-
pella, Boys' Vice President.
LINDA J. FARRELL
Pep Club, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, Eaglet Mas-
cot, Rally Committee, Dance Committee.
RUTH E. FRASER
General Activities.
Clifford L. Estabrook
William K, Fait
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Beverly Fong
Faye Francis
Nancy Estes
Renee Fallai
THOMAS N. FAT
Freshman Class Vice President, Sophomore Class
Treasurer, Student Body Treasurer, Varsity Base-
ball, Student of the Week, Lancers Hi-Y.
ALVA FERRELL
"C" Track, JV Football, "B" Track, Varsity Track.
JOHN FIELDS
General Activities.
LINDA FISCHER
Baccalaureate Candlebearer, Ski Club, Honor Roll,
Honor Pep Club, Los Hidalgos, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
BARBARA J. FLANAGAN
Pep Club, Drama Club, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Senior
Float Committee.
BEVERLY FONG
General Activities.
MICHAEL M. FOOTE
Baseball, "B" Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity
Track.
STANLEY G. FORD
German Club President, Varsity Track, Varsity
Cross Country.
SHIRLEY A. FORD
Pep Club, Modern Dance Club, Honor Roll, Dance
Committee, Diakonia Tri,Hi-Y, Publicity Staff.
NANCY J. FOSS
Honor Roll, Baccalaureate Candlebearer, CSF Sec-
retary, NHS, Inter-Lingual Club, GAA.
KARL J. FOWLER
"B" Cross Country, "B" Track Team, Student
Service Patrol, A Cappella.
FAYE FRANCIS
Pep Club, Art Club, Modeling Club, Lofogo
Tri-Hi-Y Vice President.
Spenser S. Ewert
Linda J. Farrell Ruth E. Fraser
John S. Fairfield
Michael A, Euer Sandy L. Eversole
Mary K. Farmer Gary H. Farney
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George N. Fugelsang Gary O. Fuller Karen Freeman Louise Gallman
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HELEN C. GIBSON
Drama Club, Future Medics.
DOREENA M. GANT
Pep Club, Drill Team, Modeling Club, Drama Club.
SHARI K. GARRETT
CSF, Freshman Dance Committee, Ski Club, Honor
Roll.
GERALD H. GATES
General Activities.
BARBARA J. GEISMER
National Honor Society, Student Council, Pep
Club, Drama Club, French Club, Honor Roll.
CHARLES W. GENTRY
Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Award, Perfect At-
tendance Award, Science Club, Radio Club, Math
Club.
SHARON E. GERDES
FBLA.
LARRY GIBSON
Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Award.
RUTH FRASER
General Activities.
JIM C. FRAZELLE
General Activities.
JODY A. FREDRICKS
Aerie Staff, CSF, Beta Chi TriAHi-Y, Quill and
Scroll, NHS, Honor Pep Club.
MARY JO FUCHS
General Activities.
GEORGE N. FUGELSANG
Junior Class President, Student Council, Student
of the Week, Rally Committee, Metropolitan
League lnter-School Council, Student of the
Week Committee.
GARY O. FULLER
General Activities.
KAREN FREEMAN
General Activities.
LOUISE GALLMAN
Pep Club, GAA, FHA Historian, Shakespeare's
Crew.
Helen C. Gibson
Barbara J. Geismer
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Doreena M. Gant Shari K. Garrett
Charles W. Gentry Sharon E, Gerdes
Gerald H. Gates
Larry Gibson
JUDITH A. GIORDANO
Pep Club, Drill Team, Drama Club, Sophomore
Dance Committee.
MARILYN J. GIORDANO
General Activities.
RONALD L. GOESCH
Perfect Attendance Award.
LEONA R. GOMEZ
Pep Club, Drama Club, FHA, Student Council.
KATHY L. GOODWALD
Sophomore Carnival Committee, German Club
Vice President, Pep Club, A Cappella Choir,
Drama Club, Tri-Hi-Y.
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JUDY A. GORDON
Honor Roll, Ski Club, Quill and Scroll, NHS, El
Caminian Staff, Baccalaureate Candlebearer.
Judith A. Giordano Marilyn J. Giordano Ronald L. Goesch
Leona R. Gomez Kathy L. Goodwald Judy A. Gordon
Gordon S. Gore Tom E. Goyne George Gravlee
James Grant Richard M. Grant William Graves
GORDON S. GORE
General Activities.
TOM E. GOYNE
Honor Roll, Student Coun
Club.
GEORGE GRAVLEE
Pep Band.
JAMES GRANT
Rod and Gun Club.
RICHARD Nl. GRANT
Varsity Football,
WILLIAM GRAVES
General Activities.
cil Representative, Ski
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PEGGY A. GRAY
Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Student Council
Alternate, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award.
NORMAN A. GREEN
Student Council, Junior Class Vice President,
"B" Football, Rally Committee, Ski Club.
ROBERT J. GREEN
General Activities.
JUDY GREENE
DONNA GRIMM
Pep club, ski Club, Tia-Ha-Y.
Future Homemakers of America, Modeling Club,
National Honor Society, Honor Roll.
RENEE GUARIENTE
Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Award.
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Ruby E. Gustafson
Sharon L. Gundlach
Farrell Ann Hagerty
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Judy Greene
Carol A. Gurley
Charles L. Hagopian
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Donna Grimm Renee Guariente
LINDA M. GUNCKEL
Student Council Representative.
SHARON L. GUNDLACH
General Activities.
CAROL A. GURLEY
Pep Club, Gregg Typing Award, Gregg Short-
hand Award.
RUBY E. GUSTAFSON
El Caminian Staff, Quill and Scroll, Twirp Sea-
son Committee, Fashion Show Committee, A Cap-
pella Choir.
FARRELL ANN HAGERTY
Pep Club, Ski Club, Honor Roll, Junior Prom
Committee, NHS, Rally Committee.
CHARLES L. HAGOPIAN
Friendship Committee, Varsity Basketball, Honor
Roll, Student Council, Swimming Team.
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DAN L. HALL
El Caminian Staff, Quill and Scroll.
PAULINE L. HALL
Bible Club Devotional Director.
ALEXANDER R. HANNIBAL
General Activities.
BRUCE W. HARMON
Key Club, Ski Club,
PAIGE L. HARPER JR.
Student Council, German Club, Pep Band.
RICHARD C. HARR
General Activities.
Earl Harris Sandra L. Harvey
Linda L. Harwood
Linda K. Hastings
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Bruce W. Harmon Paige I.. Harper, Jr. Richard C. Harr
Joe Harrod
Jerry G. Hatton
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"B" Track
SANDRA L. HARVEY
Student Service Patrol Secretary, Drama Club.
JOE HARROD
General Activities.
LINDA L. HARVVOOD
Pep Club, Baccalaureate Cancllebearer, Quill and
Scroll, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, El Caminian Staff Assist-
ant Editor, Ski Club.
LINDA K. HASTINGS
Pep Club, Honor Roll, French Club, High Teen
Council, El Caminian Staff, Quill and Scroll.
JERRY G. HATTON
Swimming Team, Art Club.
Joy A. Hatton Lynda M. Heard Robert G. Heidlebaugh
Scott Hellinge Andy L. Helms lee Hemminger
TERRY P. HENRY
General Activities.
JOHN A. HERREN
General Activities.
LYNNE T. HEVVELL
Pep Club, FBLA, Art Club, Parliamentarian.
GWENETH A. HILDRETH
Ski Club, Pep Club Treasurer, Honor Roll, French
Club Vice President, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Honor
Pep Club Treasurer.
GARY D. HILL
Drama Club, Senior Band.
MICHAEL D. HILL
General Activities.
Terry P. Henry
Gweneth A. Hildreth
JOY A. HATTON
Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee, Modern Dance
Club, Gregg Typing Award, Rally Committee, El
Caminian Staff.
LYNDA M. HEARD
French Club Secretary, Honor Roll, Baccalaureate
Candlebearer, Honor Pep Club, Graduation Usher,
Future Medics.
ROBERT G. HEIDLEBAUGH
Student Patrol, Ski Club, Pep Band, Scienteeners.
SCOTT HELLl NGE
General Activities.
ANDY L. HELMS
French Club, "B" Football, Key Club President,
Honor Roll, Honor Service Club, Executive Board.
LEE H EMMI NGER
General Activities.
Lynne T. Hewell
Michael D. Hill
John A, Herren
Gary D. Hill
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Nancy L. Hill Rich N. Hill David L. Hinds Theola M. Hinshaw Martha L. Hitte
Brian G. Hogan Dave Hogge Roberta L. Holbrook Ted Holden Sharlene C. Holm
SHARON L, HOPKINS
General Activities.
NANCY G. HORGAN
Pep Club President, Junior Prom Queen, Head
Song Leader, Homecoming Queen, Co-Chairman of
Homecoming Parade, Executive Board.
PAUL HOOGENDORN
Honor Roll, FBLA, Gregg Typing Award, Library
Honor Club President.
DARLENE L. HOUSER
General Activities.
ALLEN C. HOUSEVVORTH
"C" Basketball, "A" Reserve Basketball.
DORANNA J. HUARTSON
Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Awards, Gregg Short-
J hand Awards.
MARILYN K. HUBERTY
Student Body Dance Committee.
PATRICIA A. HUCKABY
Pep Club, Perfect Attendance Award, Gregg
Typing Award.
CHRISTINA R. HUCKABY
Spanish Club, Gregg Shorthand Award, Gregg
Typing Awards, Drama Club.
MARGO A. HUNSICKER
Student Council, German Club, Baccalaureate
Candlebearer, NHS, Drama Club.
JUDITH W. HUNT
Pep Club, Honor Roll, Rally Committee, Assembly
Committee, CSF, Drama Club.
LAREY HUNT
Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball.
Sharon L. Hopkins
Marilyn K. Huberty
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Georgia P. Hoffman
Dan Hood
Nancy G. Horgan
Patricia A. Huckabay
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NANCY L. HILL
General Activities.
RICH N. HILL
JV Football.
DAVID L. HINDS
French Club, Varsity Golf, Varsity Cross Country,
Varsity Baseball.
THEOLA M. HINSHAW
Pep club, HA.
MARTHA L. HITTE
Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee, FBLA Presi-
dent, Tri-Hi-Y.
GEORGIA P. HOFFMAN
Latin Club, CSF, German Club, Inter-Lingual Club,
El Caminian Staff.
BRIAN G. HOGAN
Freshman Class President.
DAVE HOGGE
Variety Show, Gregg Typing Aw
ROBERTA L. HOLBROOK
GAA, "Them."
TED HOLDEN
General Activities.
SHARLENE C. HOLM
Pep Club Secretary, Ski Club, FB
DAN HOOD
General Activities.
ard.
LA, Music Club,
Paula Hooger-,dom Darlene L. Houser Allen C. Houseworth
Christina R, Huckaby Margo A. Hunsicker Juditln W. Hunt
Doranna J. Huartson
Larey Hunt
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Julie A. Johnson Keitha M. Johnson
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Mike J. Johnson Renee J, Johnson Leanne Johnston
Carter E. Jones
Mark B. Kalenius
CARTER E. JONES
"B" Football, Sophomore Class President, Varsity
Swimming.
LOIS JONES
Gregg Typing Award, Honor Roll, Library Honor
Society Vice President,
MARTHALEE JONES
Junior Pep Club, A Cappella Choir.
JOSEPH R. JUGE
Varsity Football, Block EC.
CAROLYN M. JUSTICE
General Activities.
ROBERT L. KAHN
General Activities.
MARK B. KALENIUS
Varsity Golf, Varsity Football, Block EC.
GARY G. KARDE
Honor Roll, Key Club, Q ui l l and S c r o l I,
A Cappella, El Caminian Staff, 5hakespeare's
Crew.
JACLYN l.. KARR
Pep Club, GAA, Spanish Club, FTA
JAMES E. KAUEFROATH
Senior Band, A Cappella Choir.
CAROL R. KEEMA
Dial-conia Tri'Hi-Y Treasurer, Varsity Cheerleader, ,
Homecoming Princess, CSF, Honor Roll, Bacca- I ,
laureate Candlebearer. xi, .
DAVID W. KEEVER ,
General Activities.
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Jerry S. Johnson
Leanne Johnston
Lois Jones
Gary G. Karde
GAYLORD K. HUTFI
Science Club, Tennis Team, CSF, Honor Roll.
BOB D. JAMES
General Activities.
GARY A. JANSMA
Sophomore Dance Comm
Award, Varsity Baseball.
ittee, Gregg Typing
FRANKLIN DAVID JENKINS
Rifle Team, A Cappella, Senior Band.
DONALD G. JERUE
Perfect Attendance Award.
JERRY S. JOHNSON
Student of the Week, Var
ball, Varsity Basketball.
sity Golf, Varsity Foot-
JULIE A. JOHNSON
Honor Roll, Pep Club, Modeling Club Vice Presi-
dent, Beta Chi Tri'Hi-Y,
KEITHA M. JOHNSON
FHA Vice President.
MIKE J. JOHNSON
Basketball, Baseball, Block EC.
PAU L JOHNSON
General Activities.
RENEE J. JOHNSON
Pep Club, Modeling Club,
Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
LEANNE JOHNSTON
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Student of the Week, Art Club President, CSF,
Spanish Club, NHS, A Capella.
Marthalee Jones
Jaclyn L. Karr
Joseph R. Juge
James E. Kauffroath
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Carol R. Keema
Robert L. Kahn
David W. Keever
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Ron Kelly Richard E, Kempster Hope A. Kennedy NIBYQUSYITS Nl. Kent
"You JUNIORS better watch your step!"
RICHARD L. KENT
General Activities.
JOAN A. KERR
General Activities.
JANET KHATOONIAN
Pep Club, FTA.
JACK D. KINIBRO
JV Football, Student Council, Track.
NANCY L. KIMMEL
Pep Club, Freshman Dance Committee, Student
Council.
MAX R. KINDALL
Les Francophiles, FTA, Inter-Lingual Club.
BARBARA KING
Honor Roll, FTA.
PHILIP KING
Varsity Golf.
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GORDON R. KEISER
General Activities.
SUZANNE L. KELLOGG
French Club, GAA, CSF, Honor Roll, Honor
Service Club, Perfect Attendance Award,
DENNIS L. KELLY
Honor Roll.
KEN B. KELLY
"B" Football, Swimming Team.
RON KELLY
Honor Roll, CSF Treasurer, Varsity Cross Country,
French Club Treasurer, NHS, Voice of Democracy
Contest School Winner.
RICHARD E. KEMPSTER
JV Baseball, "B" Basketball, Block EC, Hi-Y,
Varsity Baseball.
HOPE A. KENNEDY
General Activities.
MARGUERITE Nl. KENT
General Activities.
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Nancy L. Kimmel Max R. Kindall Barbara King Philip King
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Drill Team, Gregg Typing Awards.
LlNDA L. KIOUS
Rally Committee Chairman, JV Cheerleader, Stu-
dent Council, El Caminian Staff, Student of the
Week, Executive Board.
PETER KLAGER
General Activities.
PATRICIA L. KLINE
Pep Club, Gregg 'Typing Award, FBLA, Rally
Committee, Modeling Club, Honor Roll.
KAREN A. KLOTZ
Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, Honor Pep Club,
Aerie Editor, Executive Board, CSF, Model Legis-
lature,
CHARLES KLUG
General Activities.
Dixie V. Knighton Robin S. Koepke
Bonnie J. Konvalin Richard D. Kohn
Sue E. King
Patricia L. Kline
Kathryn J. Koepsell
Natalie J, Konvalin
Linda L. Kious Peter Klager
Karen A. Klotz Charles Klug
DIXIE V. KNIGHTON
Pep Club, GAA, Student Patrol, Fashion Show.
ROBIN S. KOEPKE
General Activities.
KATHRYN J. KOEPSELL
Honor Pep Club, Modeling Club, Junior Prom
Committee, Honor Roll, Drama Club, Pep Club.
BONNIE J. KONVALIN
Head Song Leader, Junior Prom Princess, Home-
coming Princess, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y Vice President,
A Cappella, Honor Roll.
RICHARD D. KOHN
French Club, Ski Club, Drama Club.
NATALIE J. KONVALIN
FNA, Assembly Committee, Drama Club, Future
Medicg, Student Council Alternate, Gregg Typing
Award.
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Lana L. Kurk Jim E. Kurtz Jon E. Kurz
Nancy B. Knutsen Earl J. Lacure Betty E. Lane
EDWARD C. LANGE, JR.
Shakespeare's Crew.
GEORGE B. LARGE
Ski Club, "B" Football, Block EC, Ski Team.
HOWARD P. LARSEN
Cross Country, Rifle Team.
ROBERT D. LA RUE
Honor Roll, Varsity Baseball Team, Greg
Awards, Perfect Attendance Award.
BOB J. LAMOURE
General Activities.
SHARON K. LAVERENZ
General Activities.
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Edward C. Lange, Jr.
Robert D. La Rue
LANA L. KURK
Pep Club, Lofogo Tri-Hi,Y, Drill Team, FBLA.
JIM E. KURTZ
Junior Float Committee, Junior Carnival Commit-
tee, Rally Committee, Rally Committee Float,
Gregg Typing Award.
JON E. KURZ
"B"- Football, "B" Basketball, Student Council,
Variety Show, Rally Committee Float Chairman,
Junior Prom Committee. I
NANCY B. KNUTSEN
Pep Club, Gregg Typing Award, Gregg Shorthand
Award, Drill Team.
EARL J. LACURE
Honor Roll, Honor Service Club.
BETTY E. LANE
Drama Club, Ski Club.
Howard P. Larsen
Sharon K. Laverenz
George B. Large
Bob J. Lamoure
CLYDE E. -LAWRENCE
General Activities.
JACQULYN E. LEA
Future Medics President, Honor Roll, Latin Club,
Roman Banquet Chairman, NHS.
ROY E. LEE
General Activities.
NANCY M. LEIGHTER
Pep Club, GAA, Gregg Typing Awards, Gregg
Shorthand Award.
RITA E. LEINEKE
GAA, FHA.
GIBBY W. LENTZ
Honor Roll, Block EC President, Lancers Hi-Y,
"B" Football, Model Legislature, Varsity Track.
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Clyde E. Lawrence Jacqulyn E. Lea Roy E, Lee
Nancy M. Leighter Rita E. Leineke Gibby W. Lentz
Richard A- LGSSZRSUI' Marlene Lewis Patti G. Lewis
Carol Liden Jerry L. Lindell Gayle Lindy-neir
RICHARD A. LESSZKEUR
Second Place in Industrial Arts Show, El Camin-
ian Staff, Aerie Staff.
MARLENE LEWIS
Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club.
PATTI G. LEWIS
Spanish Club, Pep Club, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Stu-
dent Council, Junior Float Committee.
CAROL LIDEN
Latin Club, Scienteeners Treasurer, NHS, Math
Club, GAA Recorder-Historian and Sports Man-
ager.
JERRY L. LlNDELL
.IV Football, JV Track, Spanish Club, Varsity Foot-
ball, Varsity Baseball.
GAYLE LINDMEIR
American Field Service Exchange Student.
JAN C. LOGAN
Aerie Assistant Editor, Quill and Scroll Secretary,
Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y President, Rally Committee, CSF,
Inter-Club Council World Service Chairman.
ROBERT E. LOUGY
General Activities.
LINDA J. LUCAS
FHA Historian, Ski Club.
TOM E. LUCAS
General Activities.
RUSS J. LUDEKE
Track Team.
RON W. LUKENBILL
First Place Industrial Arts Award.
Philip E. Lundstrom
Patricia B.'Mahoney
Jeanie MacDonald
Catherine M. Maiorana
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Tom E. Lucas
Theodore A. Magnin
Rosalie M. Manas
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Robert E. Lougy Linda J. Lucas
Russ J. Ludeke Ron W. Lukenbill
PHILIP E. LUNDSTROM
FTA Publicity Director, A Cappella.
JEANIE MacDONALD
GAA, Pepsters, Modern Dance Club, A Cappella.
THEODORE A. MAGNIN
Foreign Exchange Student, Homecoming Con-
cessions' Co-Chairman, Key Club, Student of the
Week.
PATRICIA B. MAHONEY
Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Honor Roll, EI
Caminian Staff, Quill and Scroll, "Snowed Inn"
Chairman.
CATHERINE M. MAIORANA
Pep Club, Drama Club, Hobby Club, FBLA,
GAA.
ROSALIE M. MA NAS
Pep Club President, Modeling Club, Evaluation
Board, Pep Club Mascot.
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JOSEPH N. MANLEY
General Activities.
ESTHER M. MANN
Pep Club, GAA.
CAROLYN S. MANSELL
Honor Roll, Shakespeare's Crew, Honor Roll, FHA.
I PATTI A. MAPLES
Senior Class Secretary, Honor Pep Club, Home-
coming Princess, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y President, Stu-
dent Council, Inter-Club Council Treasurer.
. DENNIS P. MARINO
Evaluation Board, Honor Roll, Second Place IAA
Contest.
JACQUELINE J. MARLIAVE
SANDRA MARQUISS
Honor Roll, CSF, NHS Certificate for Scholarship,
Baccalaureate Candlebearer, Gregg Typing
Awards.
BARBARA L. MARSHALL
French Club Secretary, GAA, Pep Club, Ski Club,
Carnival Committee.
LINDA E. MARVIN
Military Ball Princess, Pep Band, Slci
ior Play, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y, Ski Club.
GARY D. MATTESON
Radio Club.
FRED E. MAYBERRY
Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Football.
CURTIS W. MORTON
Club, Sen-
Joseph N. Manley
Sandra Marquiss
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Student Council, Pep Club, Fashion Show.
General Activities.
William Meyers
Michael G. Miller
Esther M. Mann
Barbara L. Marshall
BEVERLY J. MAZZOLA
Pep Club, Ski Club Treasurer, Ski Team, Senior
Float Committee, Lofogo Tri-HieY Secretary, Model
Legislature.
VELDA A. MEDCALF
GAA.
RONA D. MEINZER
Honor Roll, A Cappella, NHS, CSF, Baccalaureate
Candlebearer, Inter-Lingual Club.
DEBBIE MEISTER
Ski Team, Pep Club, Ski Club, Student Council,
Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
DUANE MEYER
Student Council, "B" Football.
WILLIAM MEYERS
Basketball Team.
GEORGE T. MICSAN
El Caminian Staff, NHS, CSF, Quill
RICHARD L. MILLER
"B" Basketball, "A" Ski Team, "A"
RICHARD V. MILLER
"B" Football, JV Football, "A"
ball, Varsity Football Manager,
ball Manager.
RICHARD L. MILLER
General Activities.
GEORGE F. MILLER
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Football.
Reserve Basket-
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CSF North Region Vice Chairman, Latin Club
President, Tennis Team, Aerie Staff.
MICHAEL G. MILLER
IAA Award, Varsity Golf.
Carolyn S. Mansell
Linda E. Marvin
Patti A. Maples
Gary D. Matteson
Dennis P. Marino
Fred E. Mayberry
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Curtis W. Morton
PATTI J. MILLER
Gregg Typing Award.
DORIS J. MILLER
General Activities.
CAROL J. MILLER
General Activities.
JANET L. MINER
Honor Roll, Christmas Play, Pep Club, GAA,
CSF.
DAVE W. MITCHELL
JV Football, Baseball Team, El Caminian Staff,
Quill and Scroll.
HELEN MITCHELL
General Activities.
DIANA MOE
Pepsters, Pep Band, Quill and Scroll, GAA Presi-
dent, El Caminian Staff.
DORIS M. MONROE
Honor Roll, FBLA, Bible Club President, Gradua-
tion Usherette.
DONALD A. MOORE
General Activities.
WILLIAM R. MORELAND
Pep Band Leader, Student of the Week, A Cap-
pella, Student Council, NHS Award, American
Field Service Committee.
JOE W. MORGAN
Friendship Committee.
JERRY MORRISON
"C" Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot-
ball, Student Council, Lancers Hi-Y, Gregg Typing
Awards.
Patrick D. Morrow
Sharon R. Mullica
Ken E. Morton
Larry E. Mullinix
Patti J. Miller
Diana Moe
Darlene E. Mosier Allen B. Moxley Jeanelle A. Muir
Grant Murchison Sharon L. Murray Douglas O. MacBricIe
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Dennis McFadden Sue McGrath Robert L. McHugh John K. McKeag
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JOHN H. MCCONNELL
Honor Roll, Variety Show, Finance Committee,
Honor Service Club.
LOIS MCCORKLE
Ski Club, Gregg Typing Awards,
RUTH A. MCCORMICK
Pep Club President, Student Body Treasurer,
Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Modeling Club,
Executive Board,
JOHN J. MCDANIEL
JV Football, Varsity Football,
DENNIS MCFADDEN
Football Team, Student Council, Friendship Com-
mittee, NHS.
SUE MCGRATH
Pep Club, Ski Club.
ROBERT L. McHUGH
Student Council, Honor Roll, Aerie Staff, JV
Football, Junior Float Committee, Co-Chairman
of Publications Float.
JOHN K. McKEAG
"B" Football, JV Football, Block EC, Lancers
Hi-Y, El Caminian Staff,
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BILL R. MCKINLEY
Student Patrol, Key Club.
ARTHUR A. MCKINNON
"C" Basketball, "C" Track, "B" Football, Junior
Prom Committee,
MARY M. MacKlNNON
Latin Club, Baccalaureate Candlebearer, Student
Council, Drama Club.
CLAIRE E. MCLAUGHLIN
Spanish Club, NHS, Honor Roll, Senior Class
Treasurer, Dialconia Tri-Hi-Y, Dance Committee.
MICHAEL L. MCMULLEN
.JV Baseball, President, Lancers Hi-Y, French Club,
Honor Roll.
ROBERT B. McNAIRN
CSF President, NHS President, Los Hidalgos,
Honor Service Club Vice President, Evaluation
Board, Lions Club Speech Finalist.
NEIL H. NAVES
General Activities.
MARY W. NEIL
Rally Committee, Student Council, Publicity Board,
Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y President, Homecoming Half-
time Activities Chairman, Sacramento Bee Corre-
sponding Secretary.
Bill R. McKinley
Michael L. McMullen
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Robert B. McNairn
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Mary M. MacKinnon
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Gloria J. O'Shell Marlene R. Ott Judith L. Palmer Lucretia A. Pardee JOni Parino
Sharon A. Paulson Robert B. Peasley Beverlee A. Peck Ellen J. Pendley Donna L. Penfield
ERIC T. NELSON
Student Patrol, Ski Club, Freshman Dance Com
mittee, Sophomore Dance Committee, "C" Base
ketball, Fashion Show.
MARGARET L. NETHERBY
CSF, NHS, Los Hidalgos, Quill and Scroll, El
Caminian, Junior Statesman State Editor.
FRANK G. NEVVNIAN
Hi-Y, Golf Team, Ski Club.
JIM NICHOLS
Student Council, Varsity Football, A Cappella,
Varsity Swimming,
SHEILA C. NICHOLS
Pep Club, German Club Secretary, A Cappella.
DAVID E. NIEDERLOH
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General Activities,
PATRICIA R. NORMINGTON
General Activities.
STEVEN D. NORTHRUP
Student Council Alternate, JV Basketball, Varsity
Track, Lancers Hi-Y Secretary, Varsity Football.
LOIS D. OLIVER
General Activities.
RAYMOND O. OLIVER
Track Team, Junior Float Committee, Junior Prom
Committee, Ski Club,
BARBARA A. OSBORNE
FBLA, FBLA Homecoming Float.
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John Nightingale
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Christine Perdis
Margaret L. Netherby
Patricia R. Normington
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GLORIA J. O'SHELL
Art Club, Pep Club, Drill Team, Student Council
Alternate.
MARLENE R. OTT
Publicity Staff, Student of the Week Chairman,
El Caminian Staff, Assembly Committee, Student
Body Recorder-Historian, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y Treas-
urer.
JUDlTH L. PALMER
Pep Club, FHA.
LUCRETIA A. PARDEE
Honor Roll, NHS, Evaluation Board, Math Club
Treasurer, Future Medics President, Baccalaureate
Candlebearer.
JONI PARINO
Pep Club, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y.
JUDY R. PAULEY
FBLA, Honor Library Club.
SHARON A. PAULSON
GAA, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Future Medics, Lo-
fogo Tri-Hi-Y.
ROBERT B. PEASLEY
"B" Football, Block EC Secretary, "B" Swim-
ming, Varsity Football, Lancers Hi-Y, Inter-Club
Council President.
BEVERLEE A. PECK
Pep Club, Modeling Club, Ski Club, Drama Club,
Student Council Alternate, Gregg Typing Awards.
ELLEN J. PENDLEY
FBLA.
DONNA L. PENFlELD
Pepsters, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y.
CHRISTINE PERDIS
Student Council Alternate, Honor Roll, NHS, Hon-
or Pep Club, Shakespeare's Crew.
Frank G. Newman
Steven D. Northrup
Jim Nichols
Lois D. Oliver
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Raymond O. Oliver
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Lawrence L. Pickens Connie Pleffe
JOANN A. PINGITORE
General Activities.
ELAINE D. PISCIOTTA
Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Ski Club, Shakespeare's Crew,
Modeling Club, Modern Dance Club.
MARY M. POOLE
Pep Club, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y, Snowed Inn Queen.
SHIRLEY J. POOLE
General Activities.
WARREN K. POTTER
Inter-Lingual Club, Ski Club, Drum Maior.
JOANNE POTTER
Pep Club, GAA, Homecoming Reception Commit-
tee, Variety Show, Modern Dance Club.
Donna Pickering
Suzanne Pinckard
Joann A. Pingitore
Shirley J. Poole
MIKE E. PETERSON
Senior Band.
SANDRA L. PHILLIPS
Ski Club.
DONNA PICKERING
GAA.
LAWRENCE L. PICKENS
General Activities.
CONNIE PIERCE
Pep Club, Modern Dance Club, EI Caminian
Staff, Drama Club.
SUZANNE PINCKARD
Pep Club, GAA, A Cappella, Tri-Hi-Y.
Elaine D. Pisciotta Mary M. Poole
Warren K. Potter Joanne Potter
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General Activities.
BILL F. POWELL
"B" Football, JV Baseball, "B" Basketball, Varsity
Football.
MARY J. POWERS
Gregg Typing Award,
CHARLES R. PRECOBB
"B" Football, JV Football, "B" Track, Varsity
Track, Hi-Y, Varsity Football.
CHARLES W. PRESTON
Christmas Play, Shakespeare's Crew.
WANDA JEAN PRICE
GAA, FTA Parliamentarian, FTA.
Susan Proctor
Shirley A. Raney
Gary L. Queale
Sydney Rasmussen
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Charles R. Precobb
John A. Ramos
Pat J. Reed
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Charles W. Preston Wanda J. Price
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General Activities.
GARY L. QUEALE
Student of the week, Battalion Adiutant, Pro-
duction-Advertising, Rifle Team.
JOHN A. RAMOS
Basketball Team, Honor Roll, Track, Gregg Typing
Award,
SHIRLEY A. RANEY
Bible Club Vice President, Gregg Typing Award.
SYDNEY RASMUSSEN
General Activities.
PAT J. REED
General Activities.
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Martha D. Reese Kenneth F. Reid Barton W. Reynolds
Carol A. Reynolds Jana L. Reynolds Judith A. Richards
LESTIA A. RICHMOND
Ski Club.
LINDA D. RIGALL
Honor Roll, A Cappella, Student Council.
SHARON M. RIPLEY
Honor Roll, A Cappella, Ch
JUNE M. RITCHIE
GAA, Future Medics Club.
JOYCE J. ROACH
ram, Bible Club.
CARL ROGERS
General Activities.
ristmas Variety Show.
Lestia A. Richmond
June M. Ritchie
MARTHA D. REESE
Junior Class Secretary, Junior Class Float, Sopho-
more Class Secretary, Sophomore Dance Com-
mittee Chairman, Pep Club, Drama Club.
KENNETH E. REID
General Activities.
BARTON W. REYNOLDS
Swimming Team, Honor Roll, CIF Sectional Swim-
ming Medal.
CAROL A. REYNOLDS
Ski Club, Art Club, Modeling Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Mod-
ern Dance Club, Gregg Typing Awards.
JANA L. REYNOLDS
Student Council, Maiorette.
JUDITH A. RICHARDS
Song Leader, Junior Prom Princess, Student
Body Dance Committee Chairman, CSF, NHS,
Inter-School Council Representative.
Linda D. Rigall Sharon M. Ripley
Joyce J. Roach Carl Rogers
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Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Art Club, Perfect
Attendance Award.
TONI ROSE
Student Council, Pep Club, Hi Teen Council, A
Cappella.
JUDY A. ROSS
Honor Roll, Military Ball Princess, Librarian Honor
Society Secretary.
NICK D. ROSSI
JV Football, Art Club.
PATTY D. ROWLETT
Freshman Class Secreiary, Military Ball Princess,
El Caminlan, Quill and Scroll, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y,
Honor Roll.
BONNIE ROTH
Modeling Club, Art Club.
Eddie L. Roy Charles R. Rundle
Donna G. Sanders George F. Saulner
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Nick D. Rossi
Dianna M. Ruttan
Jerry O. Scheff
Toni Rose Judy A. Ross
Pat D. Rowlette Bonnie L. Roth
EDDIE L. ROY
Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball, "B" Basket-
ball.
CHARLES R. RUNDLE
General Activities.
DIANNA M. RUTTAN
FBLA, Sl-iakespeare's Crew, Maiorette, Thespian
Society.
DONNA G. SANDERS
Junior Prom Princess, Student Council, Song
Leader, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Honor Roll,
CFSC Delegate.
GEORGE F. SAUTNER
Football Manager, FTA President, A.Cappella.
JERRY O. SCHEFF
General Activities.
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Gail J. Sellstrom Gary T. Sharp
MARY E. SHERBURN
NHS, CSF, Pep Club, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Publicity
Staff, Student of the Week Comittee.
MARION C. SIMS
General Actvities.
MARLENE A. SISLER
Alternate Home Room Representative, Pep Club,
Hi-Teen Council, Honor Roll, A Cappella, Junior
Prom Decoration Committee.
SANDRA C. SMART
Aerie Staff, Halls of Ivy Co-Chairman, Publicity
Chairman for Operetta, Carnival Committee,
Variety Show Scenes.
CAROLE J. SMITH
French Club, Pep Club, Ski Club, FNA, Shake-
speare's Crew, Senior Play.
CATHY J. SMITH
General Activities
HELEN M. SHIRLEY
Attendance Award, Quill and Scroll, Typing
Award, El Caminian Staff, Drama Club.
FRANK L. SMITH
General Activities.
MARGARET E. SMITH
Orchestra.
ROBERT H. SMITH
General Activities.
ROBERT H. SMITH
Honor Roll, Pep Band, Key Club, Student Coun-
SAM D. SMITH
Honor Roll, Pep Band, Key Club, Student Patrol,
Gregg Typing Award, Student Council.
General Activities
Peter N. Schoener
Barbara J. Shelden
Mary E, Sherburn
Helen M. Shirley
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Alice M. Simpson
Marion C. Sims
Frank L. Smith
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Pep Club, Sophomore Dance Committee, Model-
ing Club.
JACQUE F. SCHMITT
Pep Club, Student Council Alternate, Diakonia
Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer.
MARILEE SCHNEIDER
Student Council, Pep Club, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y Corre-
sponding Secretary, Homecoming Float Committee.
KATHLEEN l.. SCHOENER
Pep Club, German Club, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
PETER N. SCHOENER
General Activities.
DONALD SHUPE
JV Basketball, Frosh Baseball, Varsity Football,
Gregg Typing Award.
SANDRA J. SCHULTZ
Honor Roll, Drama Club, FHA, Pep Club, Model-
ing Club.
PHYLLIS J. SEEDS
General Activities.
GAIL J. SELLSTROM
General Activities.
GARY T. SHARP
Ski Club.
BARBARA J. SHELDEN
Modeling Club President, Publicity Staff, Stu-
dent of the Week, Lofogo T
Princess.
ALICE M. SIMPSON
FTA, FBLA, Homecoming Float,
ri-Hi-Y, Military Ball
Typing Awards.
Marlene A. Sisler
Margaret E. Smith
Sandra C. Smart
Robert H. Smith
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JOANNE R STONESIFER
Pep Club Student Council, Commissioner of
Student Service Patrol Teen of the Week, Shake-
Honor Cadet Military Ball Chairman.
Pep Club Honor Roll Modeling Club, Fashion
Show Evaluation Board Gregg Typing Award.
WALLACE L STRADER
Rod and Gun Club Ski Club.
SANDRA SOLIDAY
Drama Club President, French Club, "Blithe
Spirit."
DON STRAW
Freshman Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Bas-
ketball, Varsity Baseball.
WAYNE E. STROTH
Perfect Attendance Award.
CAROLYN STROTHER
Baccalaureate Candlebearer,
LYNNE M. STUART
Service Patrol.
GEORGE SURMEIER
Key Club, Ski Club.
Elinor Somerville
Sharon K. Steenbarger
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Sandra Soliday
Beverly South Lyle Speegle .Jerry A. Sprague
Laura A. Stiney Henry Stinnett Steven H. Stoltz
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Joan A. Swanzy
Barbara A. Swartz
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Freshman Baseball, KFBK-Sacramento Baseball All-
Star, Varsity Baseball, "A" Reserve Basketball,
JV Football.
ELINOR F. SOMERVILLE
Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, CSF, NHS, FHA,
Honor Roll, Student Council, Senior Float Com-
mittee.
BEVERLY SOUTH
Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee.
LYLE SPEEGLE
Honor Roll, NHS, Varsity Football, Lancers Hi-Y
President, Block EC, Aerie Staff.
JERRY A. SPRAGUE
General Activities.
JOAN A. SWANZY
Dramatic Arts.
CRAIG STALKER
Varsity Golf.
SHARON K. STEENBURGER
Pep Club.
LAURA A. STINEY
Gregg Shorthand Award.
HENRY O. STINNETT
Honor Roll, "A" Track.
STEVEN H. STOLTZ
Freshman Baseball, JV Baseball,
ball, Lancers Hi-Y, Block EC.
BARBARA A. SWARTZ
General Activities.
Varsity Basket-
Ed W. Tabor Loretta M. Talmadge Ralph O. Taylor
Sally C. Tawse Cynthia M. Thomas Lowell W. Thomas
ARTHUR W. THOMPSON
JV Baseball.
JIM W. THOMPSON
FBLA, Rifle Team, Thespian Honor Society, Stage
Production Manager.
JAUNITA D. THOMPSON
General Activities.
GAlL G. TOMBLIN
Baccalaureate Candlebearer, Commissioner of
Public Relations, Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y President, Honor
Pep Club, Carnival Committee, Publicity Staff
Head.
DUANE C. TRAYLOR
General Activities.
JUDY A. TROWE
Pep Club, Art Club, Student Service Patrol, Gregg
Typing Award, Gregg Shorthand Award.
Arthur W. Thompson
Gail G. Tomblin
ED W. TABOR
Freshman Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Track, Cub
Edition Sports Editor,
LORETTA M. TALMADGE
General Activities.
RALPH O. TAYLOR
General Activities.
SALLY C. TAWSE
GAA, Pep Club, Los Hidalgos,
laureate Usherette.
CYNTHlA M. THOMAS
Ski Club, Bacca-
Art Club Treasurer, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y President,
Friendship Committee, Student Council, Modeling
Club, Student Patrol Award.
LOWELL VV. THOMAS
Key Club, Drama Club, CSF.
Jim W, Thompson
Duane C. Traylor
Jaunita D. Thompson
Judy A. Trowe
LINDA A. TRUSSEL
Latin Club Vice President, NHS, CSF, Baccalau-
reate Candlebearer, Student Council, Honor Serv-
ice Club.
LORALEE D. TUCKER
Spanish Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Scienteeners Sec-
retary, NHS, Baccalaureate Candlebearer.
CHARLOTTE E. TYRRELL
Drama Club, Ski Club, Diakonia Tri-Hi-Y, Modeling
Club, Shakespeare's Crew, Gregg Typing Award.
DELORES J. ULLERY
General Activities.
DALE E. VAGLE
General Activities.
DAVID L. VAGLE
General Activities.
Gail J. Vagle Rosie Valdez
Richard O. Viale
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ROSIE VALDEZ
General Activities,
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Loiogo Tri-Hi-Y, Pep
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Club, Ski Club, GAA Repre-
sentative, Junior Prom Cleanup Committee Chair-
man, Drama Club.
MARGARET A. VAN DER VOLGEN
Pep Club, Homecoming Reception Committee,
Ski Club.
RICHARD O. VIALE
Student Council, H
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CAROL WADDEL
Pep Club, Junior Stat
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Art Club, Pep Band, Ski Club, Bible Club, Track.
LESLIE E. WAIGHT
Tri'Hi-Y World Service Chairman, Small Props
Chairman for Plays.
MARSHA D. WALDE
Gregg Typing Awards.
LEE R. WALLACE
Honor Roll, Gregg Typing Awards.
LONNA M. WALLACE
Pep Club, Modeling Club, Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, El
Caminian Staff, Quill and Scroll.
MARLIN W. WALLING
All-City Basketball, All-Metropolitan Tournament
Basketball, All-Conference Track, Varsity Football,
Hi-Y, Honor Roll.
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Boyd Walter Carolyn S. Ward
Corlene L. Warren Bob B. Welch
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Lee R. Wallace
Shelah E. Ward
John L, Wetsel
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Lonna M. Wallace Marlin W. Walling
BOYD WALTER
"B" Football.
CAROLYN S. WARD
Pep Club, Art Club.
SHELAH E. WARD
General Activities.
CORLENE L. WARREN
Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Float Committee.
BOB B. WELCH
Gregg Typing Awards, Lions Club Speech Con-
test Trophy, "C" Track, "B" Cross Country,
Thanksgiving Play.
JOHN L. WETSEL
Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming.
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Marlene D. Whiteman Rita A. Whitespear
CAM WICKHAM
Varsity Cadet Rifle Team, Varsity Cadet Drill
Team, Varsity Cadet Color Guard, Cadet Company
Commander.
CARL WILCOX
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I EARL WILLEY
General Activities.
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- Typing Avvard, Shorthand Award.
I DARLA WILSON
FTA.
ROBERT WILSON
General Activities,
Variety Show, A Cappella, Junior Prom Com-
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Carolee Whitman
Cam Wickham
Leda E. Williams
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MARILYN WHARTON
GAA, FNA Historian.
CURT WHITAKER
Basketball Team
SHEILA WHITE
General Activities.
MARLENE WHITEMAN
Homeroom Alternate
RITA WHITESPEARE
GAA.
CORALEE WHITMAN
General Activities.
Earl R. Willey
Robert L. Wilson
Carl E. Wilcox
Darla Jean Wilson
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J. Lynn Young
Douglas E. Wright Janice F. Yenoukian Dennis J- YGOMBFIS
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JOYCE R. WINKELMAN
German Club, Honor Roll, NHS, CSF, FTA, Bacca-
laureate Candlebearer.
DOUGLAS E. WRIGHT
Varsity Swimming, Rod and G
Arts Award, Varsity Baseball.
JANICE F. YENOUKIAN
General Activities.
DENNIS .I. YEOIVIANS
Froslt Baseball, Swimming.
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JO LYNN YOUNG
Student Council, Typing Awards, Lofogo Tri-Hi-Y.
VIRGINIA YOUNG
President Los Hidalgos, Vice President CSF, NHS,
State Librarian CACS, Executive Board, Honor
Pep Club.
LOLITA K. ZOOK
Beta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, NHS, CSF, Aerie Staff, Latin
Club, Baccalaureate Candlebearer.
LORRAINE ZUBE
Student of the Week, Treasurer Los Hidalgos,
Bank of America Awards, Secretary CSF.
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JAY HARRIS
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SITA NICHOLS
Treasurer
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paugns and electrons out of the way the Class of 59 set rnght to work on a float
for the Homecomlng parade Their hard work and sxncere efforts were rewarded
with third place against some really stuff competutnon Theur next bug gob was the
campaign for dues and although they lagged behind at flrst partncupatnon um
proved and once agann the Juniors moved ahead Other actuvltles uncluded an
after game dance put on In conlunctnon wnth Honor Pep Club and a booth at the
Carnival The hxghlnght of the year was the fabulous Junaor Prom With music
provlded by the Blackhawks of Davns thus never to be forgotten evening brought
a flttlng clnmax to a truly successful year
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Russ Abbott
Mary Ahlquist
Nancy Alberson
Sue Ames
Mary Anderson
Sally Anderson
Ron Andreasen
Darlene Andreotti
Richard Andrews
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Marolyn Ansted
Pete Applegate
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Jan Archibald
Sabra Atherton
Carol Ault
Bette Babcock
Jim Bartholomew
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Bill Baker
Delmar Baker
Patti Baker
Richard Banyai
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Brenda Bayne
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LARRY BROOKS
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PRISCILLA PITZER
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CAROLE AHLQUIST
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treasury, for Instance, money was made by sellnng coffee at football games to
pad the dtsappotntlng returns from class dues On the other hand they walked off
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Bonnie Wellner
Bob Wheatly
Don Westergren
Gar Wheeler
Sandy White
The masculnne half ot El Camlnos student body land per
haps thelr not so masculine counterparts, should enloy the new
style ot the sports sectnon Excellent reports on each sport plus
honors to outstandung athletes and season summaries all pre
sented on a credlt where credit ns due basis
In SPORTS ILLUSTRATED John Dickerson edntor has de
view ot the athletic year Hts assistant Bob McHugh has come
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THE ATHLETIC YEAR
The T957-58 athletic year showed marked improvement in all fields of sport.
ln the course of the year many new and capable El Camino stars were discovered.
These boys should carry on and in some cases better the goals attained by those
lost by graduation.
Football and basketball again dominated the athletic activities. On the gridiron
the Eagles proved to be a stalwart foe in all encounters and El Camino's'cagers
turned in a very successful season. The track and baseball seasons again showed
the ability of the Eagles to carry on a winning tradition.
But, whether winning or losing, each boy who participated on 'any team un-
doubtedly furthered his growth toward becoming a responsible' citizen and strong
representative of his school and community.
JOHN DICKERSON BOB McHUGH
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Dodelin, John M. Brunton, Al Schoen, Bill Stone, John Collins
SECOND ROW: Frank Boeger, Bill Eavis, Crawford Baker, L. D, Hunt, Sid Wall, Floyd Shupe. LAST ROW
Bud Bernardo, Robert Ashcraft, William Merrifield, Russ Clay, Bruce Peasley, and Vic Barth.
DADS TAKE I TEREST
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by JOHN DICKERSON
The Eaglesmen Dads' Club, one ot the
most active ot our parent organizations, is
devoted primarily to the success and im-
provement ot athletics at El Camino High
School.
The club's main activity this year was the
construction of sport award boards honoring
outstanding Eagle athletes.
RIGHT: President AI Schoen dumps Jon Deason as the
Eaglesmen defeated the Block EC in the Second An-
nual Donkey Basketball game,
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DON ROBARDS GEORGE SOUZA
Head Coach Line Coach
HI-LITES
RIGHT: After giving the Roseville Tigers
a sporting chance the Eagles slapped their
wrists with a 14-6 defeat. The "A's" racked
up 317 yards compared to l39 for Rose-
ville. The defense held its own under the
leadership of Jerry Johnson and Dick Grant.
BOTTOM: In the opening game of the new
Metropolitan League, the Eagles routed the
Norte Del Rio Dons, 19-O. Gary Farney
made several fine runs as the Varsity pushed
the Dons 253 yards while holding the lat-
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by BOB MCHUGH METRO LEAGUE
The Eagles did a fine job on the grid. Complimented by spar-
kling individual performances, El Camino fought its way through
the season for a 4-5 record. lnexperienced in the Split-T, the
team suffered most of its losses because of simple mistakes, the
one-TD defeats are evidence of this fact.
Mr. Robards summed up the coaches feelings with these words:
"l feel that the '57 Varsity team should be highly commended.
We played hard, tough ball and tried to keep the Eagle tradi-
tions!"
SEASON'S RECORD
El Dorado . 6 El Camino.
San Juan ...... T4 El Camino
Roseville .. .... 6 El Camino
Grant . 26 El Camino
Norte O El Camino
McClatchy 6 El Camino
Sacramento 7 EI Camino
Grant l8 El Camino
Woodland .. . 32 El Camino
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Ventura, Wayne Wall, Fred Geandrot Jerry Goodman Warren Davus Make Dully Wayne Muller Randy Moss Glenn Pruntt
Hart, Tom Fat, Jim Burford, Steve Nuttal Don Stomsvlck Make Harms Clutf OBrien Denms Harvey LAST ROW Coach
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SEASON'S RECORD
El Dorado eleee, O
San Juan .... , O
Roseville e,,,LeeA 12
Grant ,.7.. ,. 2
Norte ,.a.,,,e E 6
McClatchy ..,,.. 6
Sacramento ,,7, O
Grant ooo.,oo.oo E O
Woodland o,..,, 20
Camino
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Camino
Camino
Camino
Camino
by BOB MCHUGH
HB" FOOTB LL
The "B" team proved again that brawn is not
necessary to win football games. Perhaps the
most persistent team at El Camino, they kept
fighting until the end.
Evidently Coach Lane Ernst was right when
he said, "Up front is where the spectacular runs
started. Vicious blocking by experienced linemen
opened the holes for fast backs. Everybody did
his share to keep the team moving."
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We salute a great squad! Keep up the good
work and best of luck in the future!
Gary Long, Frank Sheppard, Jim Kimmel, Jon Bernardo, Bob
Carter, Steve Hunt, Mike Schoen, Jeff Zahourek, Bob Ellis,
Larry Brooks, and Coach Ed Gallaway.
Coach Ed Gallaway assisted in producing this year's fine l-ine EVUSY WGS head mef1'f0f Of the HWS," Wl'10 Showed 9V9aT
"B" football feam, speed and deception.
LEFT The Junior Varsity football team was coached
by GALE PHILLIPS.
SEASON S RECORD
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The Junior Varsity football team is basically a training
ground for Varsity players. It consists of those boys who are
big enough for Varsity play but lack the necessary ex-
perience.
Whether winning or losing, the Junior Varsity is an im-
portant part of our football program. The team didn't win
a game this year, but more important is the fact that the
JV's supplied the "Big Team" with boys like Fred Palmquist,
Gary Howe, and Jim Pahlman.
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Dick Dobbins Allen Roberts, Gary Hunter, Ed Dickinson, Bill McMillon,
Wayne Kehler Wayne Libbee Jim VanVallcenburgh.
BACK ROW Manager Joe Sarro George Moschke, Bill Nelson, Dick Millar, Gary Hoyenga, Milne Kemp,
LeRoy Williams John Jackson Steve Johnson Dick Allen, and Coach Phillips.
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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Phillippi, Dennis Jones, Mike McEchern, Art Green, Jim Cambell, Joe
Swartz, Dick Little, Harold Maxwell, Jack Konvalin, Fred Warner, and Tom Pettigrew.
SECOND ROW: John Armstrong, Ken Zawlocki, Bob Wheatley, Bob Montgomery, Kirk Taylor, Mike
Walker, Gary Shupe, Frank Baldwin, Doug Mason, Dick Dodelin, John Lundblad, Rufus Kline, Bill Estey,
and Monte Waggoner, Manager.
LAST ROW: Coach LeRoy Georges, Gary
Doug Stark, Robbin Breckenridge, Bob Lach, David Morgan, Brent Crockett, Gary Mack, and Jerry
Kaeser, Assistant Coach.
FRESHMAN
FOOTBALL
by Boa MCHUGH
SEASON'S RECORD
San Juan :,,,, 25 El
La Sierra T9 El
Elk Grove 7 El
Marshall O ,111 El
La Sierra 7 El
RIGHT: The Freshman football squad
Georges and Jerry Kaeser.
Camino
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Camino
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Camino
was coached by LeRoy
Kagel, Bill Brasher, Dan McGrew, Jim Paul, Dick Draffin,
The Freshman football team fought hard for a l-4 record
this year. Consisting of boys who really want to play, frosh
football offers great training for future Varsity players.
Quoting Coach LeRoy Georges, "The team, lacking in
size and number, and fighting off the Asiatic Flu, came
through. Many of the boys improved greatly and will cer-
tainly be fighting for Varsity positions in years to come."
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Tom Beckman
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Bob Welch
John Millar
Ralph Schmidt
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Mike Evans
Larry Reynolds
Jum Shearer
Tom Swartz
Paul Wallace
BACK ROW
Don Goza
Duck Lang
Henry Gladmg
Bull Young
Joe Canp
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Johnson. STANDING: Manager Dick Miller, Gary Farney, Bill Baker, Chuck Hagopian, Marlin Walling
Larey Hunt, Steve Harley, Bill Powell, John Fitzgerald, Jim Clay, and Manager Dick V. Miller
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SEASON'S RECORD
Placer Union 39
Roseville 26
San Juan 49
Bishop Armstrong 55
San Juan 32
METROPOLITAN
Woodland 57
Grant 38
Norte Del Rio 66
Sacramento 511
Grant 56
Norte Del Rio A3
McClatchy 50
Elk Grove 62
Woodland 47
Elk Grove 37
Sacramento 66
Grant AI
Norte Del Rio 37
SSC Freshman 43
McClatchy , 69
Woodland 62
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TOURNAMENT
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RECORD
by JOHN DICKERSON
The Varsity basketball team termed by Fred Krons
bein as one of the best teams he has ever coached
compiled a l38 record this year good enough for
third place in the Metropolitan League.
Combining the necessary assets of skill and team-
work, the "A's" scored a record 76 points against
Woodland and nearly succeeded on several occasions
in upsetting the league leaders, Sacramento and Mc-
Clatchy, although the final scores do not show it.
Dave Ashcraft, senior guard for the Eagles, proved
to be the most effective scorer in EI Camino's short
history as he scored 344 points in twenty-one games
to capture the individual scoring title for the city. Dave
was also named to the Sacramento All-Star team.
DAVE ASHCRAFT BILL POWELL JIM CLAY
GARY EARNEY MARLIN WALLING
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In the finale of the Tournament, Dave Ashcraft accepts the Team Participation plaque for El
Camino.
KFIERCE WAS THE STRUGGLE . . fa
by JOHN DICKERSON
The Eagles, rated a dark horse in many pre-tourney polls, found the going
very rough in the 1957 Metropolitan Invitational Tournament held in the Sacramento
High School Pavilion.
After dropping the opener to a fast Woodland team, the Varsity regained
composure and soundly thumped Grant to qualify for the consolation play-off.
Matched against Norte Del Rio for the trophy, the Eagles were downed again, end-
ing up in sixth place.
Some El Camino pride was recovered, however, when guard Dave Ashcraft
set a tournament individual scoring record by hitting for 23 points against Wood-
land, 20 against Grant, and 27 against Norte for a total of 70 points. In addition,
Dave was also selected for the Metropolitan Tournament All-Star team.
Marlin Walling points out a possible weakness in the Grant Don Straw is double-teamed as he fights for a loose ball during
Pacer defense. the Norte Del Rio game.
Jum Burford scores despite last moment harassment by an opponent Tom Eakes gets off a lump shot that catches a
Rosevulle Tlger wnth hus eyes closed
thrnllung last second wuns HOD acts as a sa y
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LEROY GEORGES BOB BURCELL
"A" Reserves, "B" Reserves
Freshman "C" and "C" Reserves
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RESER E AND PRE-SEASON TE MS
GIVE PLAYERS VALU BLE EXPERIENCE
by JOHN DICKERSON
The teams plctured on These two pages are perhaps the most Important of all
the El Camuno basketball teams It us on these squads that many players learn the
valuable lessons basuc techmques and team spurut that will place them among
the stars of tomorrow
These boys will form the foundation of champuonshup A and B teams that
El Camino wlll have un coming years they deserve our respect and admiration
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FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Gary Warner Doug Behl Mnke Walker Lauren Bock John Fntzgerald
Gary Howe BACK ROW Manager Bull Brasher Larry Jerovlno John Carlson Rlchard Moore Tum Patter
son Gary Hoyenga George Moschke Ruchard Allen Lmdey Goodel ABSENT Richard Smnth John
Waraas Gene Hams and Manager Dennus Braden
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FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Paul
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John Thuelbar Bob Jackson Duck Plesha
BACK ROW Larry Assenga Greg Boeger
Bob Kinder Duck Galundo Robert Fronfz
Gay Moulds Bull Eavus and Jum Ashcraft
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FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Bo
Frontz Duck Nelson Joe Cangu Gay
Moulds Muke Harms Joe Gordon Duck
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Draper Larry Brooks Ken Johnson
Wayne Wall Jerry Folena and Rocky
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Dennis Braden
John Dickinson Paul Wallace Steve Lentz
Robbin Breckenridge Larry Assenga Bob
Kinder, Greg Reed Dennis Thomas Doug
Mason Dean Rhoads Dick Dodelin Frank
Baldwin, Gary Kagel, Gary Shupe, Jim
Paul, Dan McGrew, Mike Walker, and
John Hamilton.
THE SPRINT MEN
Steve Northrup, Rich Viale, Dudley Stone, Mike Precobb.
TRACKSTERS HCLD
THEIR OW
by JOHN DICKERSON
The Varsity track team embarked on the 1958
season with hopes of bettering the records of
previous years.
Although they lost many fine athletes to gradua-
tion, new personnel were available and capable of
holding their own. Gibbie Lentz in the pole vault
and high iumper Marlin Walling insured record-
breaking performances.
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Head Coach Assistant
THE DISTANCE MEN
DOU9 Slieafef, 5TeV9 Sheafefi Dave OfOZC0i Lyndon Davis, and Dick Jerry Goodman, Wayne Kaiser, Bill Powell, Bill Baker, and Pat Borton
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Larey Hunt puts the shot before the critical
gazes of Lauren Bock and Fred Palmquist
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Gaining valuable experience at every
meet, the "C" cindermen headed the list in
determination and desire.
This was the first introduction to the sport
of Track for many ot the boys, and they
showed latent abilities that will shovv up in
future squads.
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RlGt-lT Tom Swartz Ron McKinsey Bruce Brady, Greg Boeger, Jim Pettigrew.
SECOND ROW Torn Jackson Paul Wallace Ernie Peters Bob Blue, Paul Ferrari, Bob Avena, Ronnie
Semoni THIRD ROW Chuck Leslie Ken Cordero Jim Shearer Dick Moss, Dick Galinclo, Gay Moulds, Al
McCulIun Larry Reynolds BACK ROW Manager Paul Rohrer Jim Korrison, Ray Cox, Fred Strand, and
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Johnson, Eddie Roy, Steve Nuttal, Mike Hanson, Gene Hendricks,
John Solusky, Ron Kelly, Don Tucker, Doug Behl, Dave Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Manager Dick Miller, Don
Straw, Richard Smith, Dick Kempster, Tom Fat, Mike Hohnson, John Abrahamson, Jerry Morrison, Andy
Braio, Jim Clay, Gary Farney, and Jerry Johnson.
TOP VARSITY NINE EXPECTED
by BOB MCHUGH
"This year's Varsity baseball team promises to be a good one,"
says coach George Souza. "The pitching staff is bound to make
or break us, but I can't comment on our hitting strength yet, as
it is too early in the season."
Equipped with many versatile players, Mr. Sousa should have
no trouble keeping nine top men on the diamond this year.
Many of the Varsity players such as John Abrahamson, Jerry
Morrison, Eddie Roy, John Solusky, Mike Johnson, Gary Farney,
and Andy Braio are returnees from last year's fine squad.
Although this article will be at press long before the season is
completed, everyone feels assured that the Eagles will come
through in '58.
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PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD
by Boa MCHUGH
Junior Varsiiy baseball should prove to be as good as if has
been in The pasf. Led by coach Lane Ernsf, This Team is easily
recognized by its spirit and vvill lo win.
Many Top varsity players have corne up from the J.V. leam in
The past and will certainly continue to do so in order to help El
Carnino reign over The Mefropoliian League.
COACH LANE ERNST
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Sarro, Don Spiech, Bob Casfro, Mike Poiier, Butch Nelson, Rich
Schelloe, Dennis Braiavich, Jim Burford, Ken Biggs, Jerry Folena, Fred Jeandrof. SECOND ROW: Jim
Kimmel, Mike Perry, John Shoemaker, Bob Cox, Sumo Fugiwara, Dale Smith, Gary Long, Ron Knech,
Mike Hopkins, Cliff O'Brian, Frank Ferris, LAST ROW: Bill Schilling, Don Moore, Wayne Wall, Ken
Johnson, J. Brisfroch, Bob Chapman, John Zeebuth, Phil Toby, Lionel Rapozo, Cliff Shultz, Bill Leslie,
and Bob Fronfz.
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Harris. BACK ROW: Dick Donelson, George Miller, Tim Patterson, John Ghramm, Chip Potter, and
Ron Stone.
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Under the capable coaching of Ross Fur-
neaux, the netsters started the tennis season
successfully with a win over Placer Union
High School in the first match of the year.
The Varsity, strengthened by boys up
from last year's JV squad, was expected to
finish near the top in the Metropolitan
League race. During the course of the sea-
son they met such notables as Sacramento,
McClatchy, and American River Junior Col-
lege.
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George Large
Arr Trask
Dick Miller
Aian Berry
Coach Jerry Kaeser
ABSENT
Wayne Miller
John Graham
Gene Ehlers
Paf Armstrong
SKI TEAM
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As in The pasT, The Ski and Golf Teams
displayed The fine sporTsmanship and de-
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BoTh squads opened Their seasons WiTh
decisive vicTories over sTrong opponems. The
Ski Team scored Two sTraighT deTeaTs against
San Juan and The Golf Team Trounced Bishop
ArmsTrong in sound fashion.
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George Fuglesang is the owner of this
'50 Chevvy. Under the hood, two Strom-
berg carburetors and a split manifold may
be seen adorning the 216 cubic inch six.
A nice rake, a quiet pair of pipes, and a
white synthetic paint iob give George's
Chevvy the typical-El Camino look.
A 306 cubic inch flathead makes Mark
Kalenius' Ford frantic from the word go.
Three Carburetors and a potvin super cam
iamb the fuel into cylinders sporting a
10:1 compression ratio. ignited by a
Mallory ignition, this mill pulls the Ford
through the traps at 86 m.p.h. causing
people to wonder if flatheads are as
l TILT REIGNS
AT E.C.
by BOB MCHUGH
The current trend of tilt-
ing cars is unchallenged at
El Camino this year. El
Camino autos are easily
recognized by looking for
a low front end. This trick
along with racing disks,
molding, striping, and fast
engines proves that El
Caminians are not behind
other schools in automotive
improvement.
slow as they're said to be.
A very low '40 Ford convertible is the
reason for Ed Calvert's recent pride.
Powered by a '52 Cad engine, this rag-
top has no trouble keeping up with the
new cars. Rolled and pleated naugahyde
and chrome nerf bars help make Ed's
Ford an unusual '4O.
A '57 Chevvy hardtop with the usual
modifications is John Prater's set of
wheels. John believes that his Chev is
fast enough stock, so that's the way the
driving mechanism remains. A louvred
hood, Corvette hubcaps, a rake, and pipes
are John's addition to this sanitary hard-
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Chevvy tudor. The engine in this bomb
is aided by two Strombergs mounted on
a Fenton manifold, Fenton headers, and
an aluminum valve cover. Horsepower is
transmitted to the stock rear end by a
'38 Chevvy floor box. The car's appear-
ance has been altered by the installation
of a '47 Olds grille and a lowering job
utilizing chopped coils and two inch low-
ering blocks. When finished, this car will
sport a canary yellow lacquer job compli-
mented by gold scallops.
This '54 Olds convertible is proudly owned
by Jon Bernardo. A black lacquer paint
job sets off the flawless body and louvres
in the hood give the car its radical touch.
Striped by Espey, Jon's Olds is powered
by a stock engine at present, but future
plans include supercharging by Mca
Culloh,
John Brunton's 'AO Ford coupe sports a
stock '51 Olds mill which turns the gears
in a Cad stick transmission. Axll gears
in the stock rear end allow the coupe to
get that lump which Fords are noted
for. The upholstery, done in red and
white naugahyde, is complimented by
chrome garnish moldings. Striping is by
Espey.
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Kurtz's '54 Ford Victoria. Painted black
and white, the car has that clean look.
'55 Olds taillights, a nose and deck iob,
and a radical rake sum up the looks de-
partment. The powerful drone is pro-
duced by a pair of headers and two 30"
glasspacks.
A '57 Ford tudor is often seen tooling the
streets around EC. This car, blown by
McCulloh, is owned and operated by John
Titherington, Quad headlights and a casual
tilt complete the outside appearance of
this unusually fast Ford.
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Nancy Louargand have favored every El Camino club and
organization with a comprehensive report about their actlvutnes
and accomplishments throughout the year Moreover they
have succeeded In obtarnung luvely action prctures Instead of
throughout the section and clulo lnslgnlas were reproduced
adding the final spark to LOOK magazine
LOOK logotype format and registered trademark used with
the express permrsslon of Cowles Magazanes Inc publrshers
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CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION
Miss Sherrod an inspiration to everyone
Trip to the
State Legislature
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The purpose of California Scholarship Federation is to recognize
superior scholarship Students must receive and maintain a grade
average of ten points to belong to the honor society Points, based
on solid sublects, are received as follows As three points, Bs
one point If a student is able to maintain this high average for
four semesters, he becomes a life member receiving a gold seal on
his diploma CSF is an important and worthwhile part of high
school, as it makes students aware of the need for study
C S F members traveled to Eureka this year for the annual Region
al Convention At this convention important topics of our time were
discussed Each person had the opportunity to stafe his views on
such problems as Integration, Juvenile Delinquency, and World Peace
Indeed this meeting of the intellects was highly enlightening
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Vice President Nancy Foss Secretary and Ron Kelly
Treasurer
SENIOR MEMBERS Roy Abbanat Ronald Allard Betty
Amioka Barbara Babbin Larry Bacon Allen Brecken
ridge Cathy Crocker Pat Dennis Larry Drews Susan
Dutra Jody Fredricks Judy Gordon Judi Hunt Carol
Keema Jan Logan Margaret Netherby Sandra Marquis
Ann McClure Bob McNanrn Rona Meinzer George Mic
san Karen Klotz Jan Mmer Judi Richards Mary Sher
burn Carolyn Strother Linda Trussel Loralee Tucker
Lolita Zook Lorraine Zube
Study Study Study
JUNIOR MEMBERS Laurel Bell Edward Bender Barbara
Binns Jane Chapman Barbara Davis Carole Draper
Ellen Gosselunk Edward Gullick Marian Jackson Lynne
Kurzenabe Jim Larrick Nancy Louargand Charlotte
Newhall Ken Osborn Joyce Peterson Sharon Raynor
Patti Schieck Dudley Stone Ellen Twaddell Keith
Younger Joseph Harris
SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Paula Clark Diane Darby
Marilyn Doswald Barbara Fish Sunny Goodier Charlotte
Hanson Marin Johnson Grace Lusk Judy Schemel Ellen
Standley Jim Thompson
Meanwhile, across from the Capitol . . .
Peyton Place in our library?
Honor Librarians strive to help both students and
faculty to gain a better understanding of the uses of
the library Becoming familiar with the many func
tions which the library performs is a great asset in
reading for enloyment as well as in classwork.
With Mrs. Smith sponsor giving hints on eti-
quette the girls put on a Tea for the faculty.
OFFICERS: Paula Hoogendom President- Lois Jones Vice President-
.ludy Ross Secretary- Judy Pauley, Historian.
MEMBERS: Kathy White and Linda Farrell,
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FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Johnson
Edward Bender Norman Brown Gaylord Huth
Gustave Steinacher Kirk Parry Bob Mayne
Gary Nash George Micsan Larry Gibson.
SECOND ROW: Carol Keema Leanne Johns-
ton Georgia Hoffman, Judi Hunt Sandy Mar-
quis, Lucretia Pardee Linda Trussel Paula
Hoogendorn, Renee Fallai, Ellis Sommerville,
Judy Gordon, Karen Koltz. THIRD ROW: Mrs.
Sparks, sponsor: Claire McLaughlin, Michelle
Czecla, Jacque Lea, Linda Lawrence, Sharri
Garret, Laurel Bell, Barbara Binns, Betty
Amioka, Christine Perdis, Joyce Winkleman,
Margo Hunsicker. FOURTH ROW: Loralee Tuck-
er, Rona Meinzer, Gail Vagle, Barbara Babbin,
Mary Sherburn, Carol Chamberlain, Sharon
Pfennighausen, Ann McClure, Cathy Crocker.
FIFTH ROW: Lyle Speegle, Dennis McFadden.
Bob McNairn President Betty Amioka Vice
President Ann McClure Secretary Cathy
Crocker Treasurer
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Marian .Jack
son Barbara Davis Nancy Alberson Ellen
Twaddell Jody Fredrlcks Lynne Kurzenabe
charon Raynor Carole Draper Patti Schieck
Jane Chapman Patti Maples Kathy Koep
sell SECOND ROW Ken Osborn Raymond
Tucker Ron Kelly Larry Drews Jeff Dolbear
Earl Lacure Dan Thomas Gary Fortier Dennis
Yeomans Jim Burforcl THIRD ROW Jay Har
ris Ed Gullick Max Kindall Roy Abbanat
Barton Reynolds Steve Harley Larry Bacon
Dave Mitchell John Heron Frank Ferris
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Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School
Journalists, was organized by a group of high school advisors for the
purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in iournal-
ism and allied fields. The Society had always taken an active part in
raising standards in its field and in directing the course of high school
journalism.
The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in the students the ideals
of scholarship, to advance the standards of the profession of iournalism by
developing better journalists, and to promote exact and dispassionate
thinking and clear and forceful writing.
According to the constitution, members must meet the following require-
ments: They must be at least a iunior. They must be in the upper third
of their class. They must have clone superior work in some phase of
journalistic endeavor. They must be recommended by the publications'
advisor. They rnust be approved by the executive secretary of Quill and
Scroll.
No one in Quill and Scroll or on the Aerie or El Caminian Staffs could
have accomplished a thing without the patient efforts and wonderful sense
of humor of our sponsor, Mr. Studley.
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgia Hoffman, News
Writer, Linda Kious, El Caminian Ad Manager, Judi
Richards, News Writer, Jan Logan, Aerie Assistant Edi-
tor, Lynda Harwood, El Caminian Assistant Editor, Judy
Gordon, El Caminian Staff Artist, Jody Fredricks, Aerie
Business Manager, Ruby Gustafson, El Caminian Busi-
ness Manager. SECOND ROW: Patty Rowlett, El Camin-
ian Feature Editor, Kaye Dockter, El Caminian Editor,
Dave Mitchell, Sports Writer, John Dickerson, Aerie
Sports Editor, Gary Karde, El Caminian Associate Edi-
tor, George Micsan, El Caminian Sports Writer, Meg
Netherby, News Editor. ABSENT: Pat Dennis, President,
Karen Klotz, Aerie Editor.
LOS HIDALGOS FURTHERS KNOWLEDGE
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Los Hidalgos the Spanish Honor Society is named tor the l-lidalgan Padres, the
main group of priests responsible tor the settling ot the Southwest.
The purpose of Los l-lidalgos is to advance the niernbers knowledge ot the
Spanish language and custonrs. The club endeavors to reach this goal by t-
tending Spanish dinners and going to rnovies in which the actors speak entirely
in Spanish. Members speak only Spanish at all ot the meetings,
iss Whitman h ponsor is . - ' " aclfi ies ot the c -
she has traveled extensively in Spanish-speaking countries.
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Bernlce Loveness Sunny Gooduer Sue Jacobs
Jane Chapman Jan Darrouch Joy Berutlch
Sandy Clem SECOND ROW Blanche Chap
man Janet Ruestro Karen Fanusshl Sylvna
Newhall Vnrgmna McGee Carole Draper Pam
Sparrow Rona Meunzer Bonme Wolfe THIRD
ROW Jay Hams Chnp Potter Max Kundall
Hawau'
Canada'
Interllngual Club IS composed of all stu
dents Interested In the culture socnal cus
toms and language of foreugn countrles
The club heard the experiences of speak
ers who had traveled tn Europe and South
Amerlca
The Spanish Chrustmas Party and Inter
natvonal Banquet were club actuvmes enloy
ed durlng the year
Mr Garrtson was the sponsor
OFFICERS Rnck Schultz Presldent Dsanne Barton Vlce
Presudent Sue Jacobs Secretary Bonme Hopper Trees
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LATIN CLUB PROMOTES INTEREST IN
ROMAN CULTURE
What am I lard"
On the Ides of March Latln Students don Togas and
gunny sacks and reluve the glorious era of the Roman
Empire
Caesar and Calpurnua relgn over the regal banquet
The Nobles are served exotlc trusts and dellcacles by theur
Students ID thelr first year of Latln are requlred to wear
gunny sacks and perform all dutles asked of them by
their masters
Second year Latm Students bud for slaves at the auctnon
wuth the number of lunes of translation they have earned
In class
Latln Club puts on thus colorful event with the advrce
of Mr Edward Smlth sponsor
OFFICERS Darlene Andruottu Presndent Eddie Healton Vlce President
Jlm Thompson Secretary Jlm Shearer Treasurer
MEMBERS Carol Ault Joe Cangu Duane Darby Johanna Deats Manlyn
Doswald Duck Draper Nancy Durbrow Gary Farsen Barbara Fish Ernc
McGalIrvary Ruth Hurff Chns Jones Colleen Kennedy Mlke Lambert
Grace Lusk Judy OKeefe Joyce Peterson Pat Scalzo Judy Scheme!
Ellen Standley Janet Stuto Pat Young
Rebelluon'
The Noetul lnfe of a slave
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At the beginning of the year a
member of Scific went to the ad-
ministration with a plan for a
space satellite. No!! it's not going
to work! was the only reply this
inventive student received. Then
Sputnik went up, much to the
chagrin of the administration.
The main project of Scific has
been adding books on Science
Fiction to the school library.
The goal of the club is to pro-
mote Science Fiction and Rocket-
ry.
Head of "Them" was Mrs. Davidson Tfeasl-'fel' SCVOUUQ'-95 for fl-lnds
Avid science fiction fan'
FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Carder Patrick Wasser Larry Drews
Norman Cattell, Secretaryg Gary Christiansen SECOND ROW Jeff Dol
Perry, Kirk Granflo, Treasurerg .lim Kirstein.
BARBARA SHELDON
Presudent
PAM GRAY
Sergeant at Arms
MODELING CLUB DEVELOPS
In the the last few years Modelung Club has become a favorute wuth the young
ladues at EI Camuno Startung out wuth a handful of enthusuastuc gurls, the club
has not only grown to be one of the most actuve at El Camuno but has spread
to other schools as well
The purpose of Modelung Club us to traun gurls un pouse make up dress, posture
groomung and the basucs of modelung on stage and off As sponsors Mrs Reese
and Mrs Thuelbar have helped the gurls un attaunung these goals
Semuformal fashuon shows a Mother Daughter Tea speakers and the annual
swummung party were the hughlughts of the club year
MEMBERS ARE Joyce Allen Janus Appel Sue Back Karen Bonnuckson Ruth Bonnuckson Irene Byrne
Kathue Conant Sheron Cullen Prusculla Curry Joan Dasmann Carole Draper Sue Fuerl Doreena Gant
Carole Gubson Lunda Guuducu Shurley Houghton Sandu Jones Judy Klassen Joanne Kramer Pat Klune
Kay Muller Muchel McNamara Deanna Neukam Sherry Nughton Nancy Norman Sally Jo Norrus Nancy
Sharp Judy Storro Connue Sumner Glorua Taylor Bev Peck Cynthua Thomas Pat Tremaune Ellen
Twaddell Anutta Ward Bette Walters and Joyce Zummerman
MYRNA HOFFNER
Vuce Presudent
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JONI RICHARDS
Secretary
JOANNE SCHMIDT
Chaurman of Evaluatuon Board
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Treasurer
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Executrve Board meets a representatrve from the Krvvanrs
Key Club deducated to the Ideals of the Kr
wants serves the school and communrty
Their mann service to the school IS sponsoring
the exchange student each year Programs are
sold at the football and basketball games to help
frnance thus worthwhile prolect
The old Western Saloon at the Carnuval put
on by Key Club was a great success and a favorrte
vvrth everyone
Mr Maher encouraged and supervused the
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Coming from Leuven, Belgium, this year's
foreign exchange student, Theodore Magnin, ar-
rived in New York on a ship infested with Asiatic
Flu. Before starting school at El Camino, he saw
the sights of New York and also visited Yosemite
and Lake Tahoe.
Ted has been kept very busy with student
activities this year. He is a member of Student
Council and Executive Board. Much of his time has
been spent talking to various organizations about
his native country.
Raw Hamburger! heads the list of Ted's favorite
foods which also includes french fries and beer.
What are Ted's impressions of our country? The
food is good, but too spicy, the people are very
religious, and the scenery is wonderfull
Everyone at El Camino wishes Ted the best of
everything as he returns to his home in Belgium.
Ted. We'll miss you! Vaarwel!
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KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Andy Helms, Presidentg Gary Queale, Vice Presi-
dent, Ted Magnin, Honorary Secretary, Bob Smith, Treasurer, Bob
Lougy, Business Secretary.
MEMBERS: Jim Bartholomew, Chris Beatty, Gary Compton, Dick Dob-
bins, Dick Donelson, Ken Letzler, Barclay Martin, Bill McKinley,
Larry Northrop, George Surmier, Lowell Thomas, Craig Yost, Don Yost.
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Thespuans hard at work
The members of Shakespeares Crew galn practical experuence In the lnterpre
tation and production of outstanding plays The club promotes Interest nn the dra
matic BCTIVITIES of the school and encourages the reading and wltnesslng of better
plays
The members of Shakespeares Crew gain practical experlence In the lnterpre
helped produce four frne plays Bllthe Spirit Modern Mfracle The Man Who Came
to Dmner and The Doctor In Splte of Himself These energetic students also helped
to bulld Studio 5 the new Arena Theater
Mr Teel taught the casts the In s and out s of actung
Mr PGTITUCCI directed the students In making the sets for the plays
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Alan
Berry Gary Karde Carl Wrlcox Jon
Kurz Chap Potter Lowell Thomas
SECOND ROW JoAnne Schmrdt Patt
Dsckson Kathy Goodwald Davud Nned
ard fTreasurerJ Sandy Solnday CPFESI
dentl Ltnda Marvm Catherme Mano
rana lSecretaryl Bev Peck Carolyn
Mansell Marguerne Kent THIRD ROW
Kay Kearny Kathy Koepsell Carole
Draper Carolyn Elsner Jud: Hunt
Helen Gnbson Christ: Campbell Mary
McKmnon Margo Hunsucker Chrustme
Perdns Helen Shurley FOURTH ROW
Juamta Thompson Pat Reed Pat Row
lett Rosemary Smuth Doreena Gant
Make Hull Jan Mmer Natalre Konvalm
Pam Sparrow Chuck Preston Erm Lnnt
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More and more gurls have become Interested an a club which prepares them
for the very Important role of TTOUSSWITS The Future Homemakers of America
One of the most vital prolects undertaken was the Instruction of members In
the preparation of 'food for a large number of people handy lnformatlon un case
of a dnsaster
During the holndays the members contrlbuted to a Chnstmas basket tor a needy
famlly
Toss Up an after game dance was another successful event nn the actnvltles
of thns up and coming club
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Lounse Gallman
Sandy Schultz Jeanne Le Claure Donna Brad
sh Presudent Jeanette Wnlbur Vnce Presl
dent Muchelle Bale Joan Ferrara Mrs Dean
Sponsor SECOND ROW Ruta Lemke Susan
Kane Karen Scott Eluzabeth Carter Lettue
Cooke Rna Lean Kay Malone
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OFFICERS ABSENT Joyce Goodman Secretary
and Saunclra Jones Treasurer
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Members of Future Teachers Investigate all fnelds of the teachnng professuon They
learn the opportunities and responslbllltles of thxs nmportant work
The money from the actuvutues of the club cake sales sellung pnckles at toot
ball games and their carnival booth go toward a scholarshnp Thus fnfty dollar
scholarship IS awarded to the most deservung sensor on the basls of scholarshup
service to the club and financial need
Miss Haley FTA sponsor IS an ever present example to the club of those
qualntles of character and personality vvhlch they are seekung to cultnvate an them
selves
OFFICERS Carolyn Strother Presudent Audrey Jerke Vuce Presudent Loralee Tucker Secretary Susan
Schrader Treasurer and Joyce Wunkleman Labraruan Hnstornan
MEMBERS Joy Berutuch Anna Cupp Max Kundall Ronald Neel Joyce Peterson Elgene Tremam
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MATHEMATICIANS
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The purpose of Math Club IS to show the relatlonshrp of mathematucs to vo a
tions and to promote an Interest In thus sclence
The club assembled an Electronic Computer and worked out problems wuth at at
the meetings
A held trap to McClellan and a speaker from Aerolet were among the many
actnvutres enloyed by the members
Furtherlng the knowledge of mathematlcs were Mr Pardee and Mr Saylar
OFFICERS Edward Bender President Kenneth Osborn Vnce Presrdent Judy Schemel Secretary Lucretra
Pardee Treasurer
MEMBERS John Burch Clnff Esfabrook Ball Gentry Hank Gladrng Bob Herdlebaugh Mlke Lambert
Pat Morrow Joyce Peterson
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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Shelah Ward,
Eddue Dlckmson, Vrce Presrdent, Nancy Mc
Coy, Helen Mttchell, Gall Vagle SECOND
ROW Sue Back, Pat Klrne, Catherrne Manor
ana, Helen Shrrley
OFFICERS ABSENT Martha Hrtte, Presrdent,
Moll: Baldwrn, Secretary, Janus Appel, Trees
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Robot symboltzes the future
The Busmess Club started oft the year with the en
trance of a float ID the Homecornnng Parade The theme
was Look Ahead to the Future
Members went on a field trap through the Ford
Plant, and attended two conventnons
At Hayseed Heaven' at the Carnlval, hamburgers
and soft drunks were sold Thus concession, sponsored
by Business Club, was a great success
Mr Frtes was the sponsor
OFFICERS Martha Hrtte Presrdent Eddre Drckmson Vrce Presndent
Moll: Baldwrn Secretary Janus Appel Treasurer Deana Athans Re
porter
FUTURE MEDICS
The goal of Future Meducs ns to encourage In
terest an all fields of meducnne The club attempts
to acquaint members with the requlrements and
responslbulltues of the medlcal protessnon
The director of Sacramento State College s new
school of Nurssng spoke to the club on nurslng as
a career
Cake sales, movies and fueld trnps went to
gether to make an excntung year for Future Medlcs
Mrs Tackett held the group together with her
determxnatnon to help the club
Meducs attend to a tragedy of our crowded halls '-
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sen Paula Clark Ruth Hurtf Charlette
Schmudt Secretary Robyn Levus Correspond
:ng Secretary Jackne Lea Presmdent Lynda
Heard Lucretua Pardee Saundra Pnce Carol
Strovall SECOND ROW Sharon Gnbson Helen
Gubson Joanne Kline Chrnstue Campbell Chrns
tune Peters Johanna Deats Carolyn Elsner
Natalne Kunvalm Carol Copp THIRD ROW
Cynthna Resell Barbara Brnght Kathy Yenov
kuan Mary Sue Weubel Sylvua Newhall Joan
Ferrarn Judy Schmndt Elizabeth Carter Carol
Sacchettn Mrs Tackett Sponsor
OFFICERS ABSENT Bob Bertagna Vuce Pres:
dent Manlyn Nungesser Treasurer Janet
Copeland Hlstonan
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and at thus potnt you bypass rt to ground
Would you like to talk to someone tn Alaska or Japan? Members of
Radio Club are able to accomplish thus through Morse Code
Under the leadership ot Mr Copeland their sponsor the boys
met weekly for code practice sessions ftndung great satisfaction
In worknng wath radio sets
Through the club amateur radio ts promoted and members are
helped to obtaun an amateur Incense
ln Aprul members attended the Electrontcs Farr held as part ot
the lnternatlonal Geophystcal Year Commerctal equtpment was dns
played and the boys enloyed a four day conference
OFFICERS Doug Macheel Prestdent Jtm Herndon Vtce President George Benner
Secretary and Larry Mullunux Treasurer
MEMBERS John Ashton Neal Brune Eddte Dnclcnnson Duck Essenberg Btll Gentry
Charles Klug Stephen Puckel and Dean Rhoades
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all ttelds of Sctence
Demonstrattons and held trtps were
matnly their actnvtttes thus year
Mr Morey Muller renowned Physt
ology teacher gave has tnme and ef
fort to help the club un all tts protects
OFFICERS Peter Schlocker Prestdent Pat Waste
Secretary Joyce Peterson Treasurer
MEMBERS Edward Bender John Burch Sharon
Gtbson Robert Hetdlebaugh Joanne Kletn Mtke
McEachern Rona Melnzer Mtke Mullen Ken Os
born Tenny Pemberton Robert Strodel Krrk Tay
lor Don Westergren
Chrtstme s organs are replaced
A Shygmomanometer measures blood pressure
SCIENTEENERS
Dtnner wtth Drak
TALE OF THE LUXATED HYOID
The ttme was January T958
From our story we shall not devtate
The ltteless skeleton on the wall
Told a story that sho ked us all
She had married a man one nlght tn June
Under the lnght of the stlyery moon
Her tavonte subgect was cooktng and such
While he enloyed Physiology much
They got along for a year or so
But he wtth Phystology she wtth doug
Could not get along anymore
Because to htm she was a boney bore
So one ntght nn late December
Scalpel In hand he began to drsmember
He hut her Hyotd with sudden force
Thus yantshed the problem of dtvorce
Years went by not a word was spoken
But now at last the mystery ts broken
For years she has hung tn room 61
And no one has known the guilty one
It ts a very tragtc story
For who would belteve tt of our dear Morey?
Gutless
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BIBLE CLUB M
Newly organtzed thus year Buble Club has accomplrshed
a great deal The Club drafted a constttutron and wtth Mrs
Goff as sponsor began a rewardrng year
The purpose of Brble Club rs to make the teachrngs
ofthe Buble known to the students
The club had speakers and saw movres to supplement
the meetrngs
FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Glorra Hartwtg Lorraine
Zube Jan Coplen Joyce Roach Shrrley Raney Judy
Shelly Janet Shelly Carol Stovall Mrs Goff SECOND
ROW Dcttre Raupp Marrlyn Nungesser Dons Monroe
Paulrne Hall Renee Guarrentr Roberta Holbrook THIRD
ROW Bob McFarland Wayne Kehler Ron Kelly Jm
Larrck Bull Moreland
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Songs are a regular part of meetrngs
SPRING OFFICERS FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Goff Spon
sor Jrm Larrck Presrdent Lorratne Zube Vrce Presrdent Gloria
Hartwtg Secretary Bob McFarland Chaplaln Renee Guarlentr
Reporter Bull Moreland Mustcran
FALL OFFICERS SECOND ROW Dons Monroe Presrdent Shrrley
Raney Vrce Presrdent Pauline Hall Chaplarn Dottt Raupp Reporter
Joyce Roach Musrcran
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off for a day of fun
Members of Sk: Club enloyed another fun packed
year The greater part of theur tnme was spent skung
down the sunny slopes ofthe Sterra Nevada Mountalns
The goal of the club ns to glve members the opportunnty
to ska and to Improve thelr form and style
Mr Jerry Kaesar sponsor provuded syrup and cups
companled members on all the sk: trnps
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A snack is enloyed by tired skiers
A memorable day in the snow has ended
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Jones, Jared
Carter, Dale Covey, Dick Beaton, Larry Bacon, Ray
Oliver, Alan Berry, Chip Potter, Stan Marquis,
John Ghramm. SECOND ROW: Kay Snider, Kathy
Yenovkian, Karen Davis, Blanche Chapman,
Bridger Davis, Secretary, Jon Deason, Presidentg
Judy Greene, Treasurer, Renee Johnson, Vice
Presidentg Barbara Baxter, Sandy Snyder, Bev
Peck, Lynda Harwood. THIRD ROW: Sally Tawse,
Karen Columbia, Mary Neil, Elaine Pisciotta, Vickie
Verfrees, Gwyneth Hildreth, Pat Zelz, Smiley
Tschopp, Marylin Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Virginia
McGee, Lestia Richmond, Donna Bradish, Lois
McCorkle, Sandra Phillips, Robyn Levis, June
Sherry, Beverly Evans, Mary Sue Weibel, Sue
Hemminger, Tara McCUllam, Karen Parshall, Carole
Walker.
Snowball fight
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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
A senior shows the lowerclassmen howl Play your positions'
Sports days, games between schools, weekly bowling and an overnight camp
mg Trip have been the activities of G A A
Playing for enloymenl The girls have participated in many different sports
learned and old Techniques improved
ACTIVE MEMBERS INCLUDED Linda Beason Penny Boavers Becky Buller Carol Burden Martha Cooper
Snookle Cooper Nancy Foss Sunny Goodier Jackie Hanson Mary Mellck Janice Padovan Charlene
Pe1ers Chris PeYerson Judy Phlllupson Bev Plotner Nancy Rogers Bobble Shirley Carolyn Wahl Carol
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ENCOURAGES GOOD SPORTSMAN SHIP
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Secretaryg Gibbie Lentz, Presidentp L i
Lyle Speegle, Vice President.
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MEMBERS Dick Anderson Dave Aslrxcratt Larry Bacon Doug Barth Lauren Bock Larry Brooks .lim
Clay Jon Deason Dave Durfee Dick Dobbins Dave Edwards Bob Ellis Gary Farney Tom Fat
John Fitzgerald Mike Foote Jerry oo man orm
Dick Kempster Jim Kimmel Bob Lambdin Tom Lambdin George Large Gary Long Bill Myers Jerry
Morrison Mike Mulbarger Steve Northrop Tum Patterson Jerry Personius Frank Shepard .lolnn Solusky
Steve Stoltz Dodley Stone Dick Viale and Marlin Walling
' , ' , G d , N an Green, Dennis Harvey, Gary Howe, Mark Kalenius,
Block Ec and donkeys star in bas
ketball game.
All boys who have earned thenr B letter are able to IOIU Block EC The Block
sold popcorn at the football games In the tall and as the seasons changed they
contunued to sell popcorn atthe basketball games
Basketball game was played agalnst the Eaglesmen and the Faculty The Dunkung
Booth at the Carnuval was another event enloyed by EI Camnno un whuch Block EC
partncupated
Coach Kronsbenn was sponsor ofthe club
Entertainment was furnished for the Student Body as the second annual Donkey
It is a long standing tradition at El Camino that our advertis-
ing section gives as much enioyment to the reader as the regu-
lar context ot the Aerie. This year is no exception. The geometri-
cal color designs and original presentations by Karen Edwards
and her assistant, Renee Fallai, add interest and attractiveness
to FGRBES magazine.
All the pictures in this section, as well as the rest ot the book,
were photographed by Dick Lesszkeur and Phil Holland
As we approach the end ot the book we feel that one per
son in particular deserves special credit tor the fine work she
did Sandy Smart was the statt artist who gave her time to
do the division pages spot color designs and autograph pages
all of which add attractiveness and interest to this year s Aerie
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2721 Fulion Avenue
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MOTORS
LIMITED
2405 Fulfon Avenue
IVANHOE 3-276I
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CHEVROLET CENTER
EI Camino Avenue
and
FuII'on Avenue
IVANHOE 7-788I
SUTTON MOTOR SALES
22II FuI+on Avenue
IVANHOE 3-I30I
MILES N' MILES
I984 FuH'on Avenue
IVANHOE 9-I350
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BEAUTY SHOP
3352 FuH'on Avenue
IVANHOE 9-0l42
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500 Fulfon Avenue
IVANHOE 9-2026
STURGILL
AUTO SALES
3407 Fulfon Avenue
IVANHOE 7-784l
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TOWN 81 COUNTRY
BOB'S
TOYLAND
2633 Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 9-6363
DON STEPHENS
REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
2850 FuH'on Avenue
IVANHOE 9-3632
AND COUNTRY BOWL
2032 Fulfon Avenue
IVANHOE 3-0804
VILLAGE
DOUGHNUT
SHOP
2628 El Paseo Lane
IVANHOE 9-l475
ANDERSON BROTHERS PHARMACY
Fulfon and Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 9-3639
R. J. MCBRIDE
VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Gen+lemen's Fine Shoes
2629 Marconi Avenue 29I0 Fulfon Avenue
IVANHOE 9-5287 IVANHOE 9-60I9
JOHN
PARDEE
GREBITUS 8: SON
IIO8 J Sfreef
GILBERT 2-908l
and
Fulfon Avenue and
Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 7-7853
2922 Fulion Avenue
IVANHOE 3-3435
SHARP'S
SPORTS DEN
2634 Marconi Avenu
IVANHOE 9-5855
PHYLLIS FASHIONS
Fulfon Avenue
and
Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 7-4473
MARCONI AVENUE
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2444 Marconi Ave.
IVANHOE 7-7803
JET CAR WASH
2545 Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 7-6745
TAYLOR'S DAIRY
27I2 Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 9-769I
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AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
2545 Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 3-4460
VILLAGE FURNITURE MART
250I Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 9-3273
JACK'S
HOUSE OF MUSIC
2528 Yorkfown Ave.
IVANHOE 7-9620
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SALON D' ELLEN
5743 Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 9-0947
CARMICHAEL
FURNITURE MART
3I43 Fair Oaks Boulevard
IVANHOE 7-7895
CARMICHAEL
PRINTING
COMPANY
59I9 Palm Drive
IVANHOE 7-I654
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24l6 Mission Avenue 290I Fair Oaks Boulevard
IVANHOE 3-27l5 IVANHOE 9-8395
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2729 Fair Oaks Boulevard
39ll Fair Oaks Boulevard 'VANHOE 9'-,666
IVANHOE 3-2368
SACRAMENTO
SACRAMENTO
SPORTING GOODS
920 J Sfreei'
GILBERT 2-7298
HALE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
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GILBERT 2-787I
SIRLIN STUDIOS
I327 J S+ree+
GILBERT 3-7263
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HAGGI N GRAVEL COMPANY
Operaied by
J. R. and L. A. REEVES
Crushed Rock, AsphaI+ic Planl' Mixes,
Concrefe Ma+eriaIs, Transii'-Mix Concrefe
PIan+ Address: Fair Oaks Boulevard and Arden Way on
American River
Phone: Ivanhoe 9-3675
Mailing Address: P.O. Box I072
Office: l6+h Sfreef a+ American River Bridge
Phone: Wabash 5-2707
SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA
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GILBERT 8-3703
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"way of life."
COCA COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY
2200 Siocldon Boulevard
GLADSTONE 6-6464
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JEWELERS
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INSURANCE
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GILBERT I-3097
EMIGH HARDWARE
3450 EI Camino Avenue
IVANHOE 9-76I I
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TRI-CITY ELECTRONICS
3337 EI Camino Avenue
IVANHOE 7-6028
COUNTRY CLU
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
EI Camino Avenue and Wa+'I' Avenue
IVANHOE 9-766I
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630 K S+ree'I'
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BURNETT 8. HARRIS
34I3 EI Camino Avenue
IVANHOE 3-3836
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3436 EI Camino Avenue
IVANHOE 9-92I7
KAHL'S
PRESCRIPTION SHOP
3430 Balmoral Drive
IVANHOE 9-8798
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29l6 Wa'H' Avenue
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5809 Marconi Avenue
IVANHOE 9-92I7
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4359 Arden Way
IVANHOE 3-I932
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BROS.
UNION
SERVICE
Arden Way
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Eas'l'ern
Avenue
IVAN HOE 9-8446
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HARDWARE
4303 Arden Way
IVANHOE 7-789I
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SEWING CENTER
2422 Maryal Drive
IVANHOE 7-32l5
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SHOP
Eas+ern Avenue
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Arden Way
IVANHOE 3-076l
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KUSHIN SHOES
2436 Maryal Drive
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2428 Maryal Drive
IVANHOE 9-7260
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SHELL SERVICE
F Oaks Blvd. a+ WaH
IVANHOE 9-9936
546 La Sierra Drive
IVANHOE 9-0533
SALON ARDEN
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BARBER SHOP
3I5 Fair Oaks Blvd.
577 Arden+own Courf
IVANHOE 9-4262
SEARS ROEBUCK
81 CO.
I60l Arden Way
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"BeH'er Business +hrough Adver1'ising"-fhis siafemenf holds
hue in all phases of business. Our Aerie is buili +hrough ad-
verfising. We wish 'lo express our appreciafion +o all 'I'hose
who helped us build our annual.
Thank You,
THE AERIE STAFF
GILLIG BROTHERS
P.o. Box 330 HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA
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CASTEC MARKET
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Il5I Eas'l'ern Avenue
IVANHOE 7-3769
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PETITE PAREE SALON
Indlvldual COITPSUFS
IV7 0476
I640 CASTEC DRIVE
Jusi' Off Easfern Beiween
Arden and Farr Oaks Blvd
CARMICHAEL SIERRA PACIFIC
PAINT SUPPLY INSURANCE AGENCY
3000 Norfh Farr
2926 Fa" Oaks BMI NORTH CITY WESTERNER Oaks BM'
JEWELERS DRIVE IN
IV 7 6863 IV 9 7609
2I05 DEL PASO BLVD 400I MANZANITA AVE
WA 5 3404 IV 9 I200
CORAL REEF JOHNSON 81 FEIGE
JEWELERS
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COUNTRY 28II Ful'I'on Avenue 9 550 V KIDDIES
CLUB TV KINGDOM
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APPUANC IV 9 6352 WA 5 2885 IVANHOE 7 4708
IVANHOE 7 8096
3335 El Cam no Avenue
3333 Balmoral Drnve
GERHARTS LARSON S
QUALITY MEAT5 TONSORIAL PARLOR
2444 Maryal Drive GLOBE
AUTO MOTORS 2946 Fair Oalcs Blvd
SUPPLY
HAINES
WABASH 2 I7I8
lv 7 6223 WABASH 5 3536
IO0 Dar na Avenue ai I6l5 Del Paso Boulevard
2206'f2 Del Paso Boulevard
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SIGN COMPANY HILLS PHARMACY
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IV 3 3414 WA 5 7077
WABASH 5 7209 IVANHOE 3 I280
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2I26 Del Paso Boulevard
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PANDORA HOBBY CORRAL
GIFT BOX
HOUSE
LEES
3390 EI Cammo Ave KITCHEN FABRICS 58II Marconi Avenue
IV 7 2I I8 IVANHOE 3-4I62 IVANHOE 3 0596 IV 9 657I
2440 Maryal Dr ve 3320 EI Cam no Avenue
WESTERN AUTO SALES FLYING A SERVICE
JAMES 282I F O I: EI C d HA V
HURST alr a s Blvd am no an R EYS
REALTY Wal 'I Avenues DRIVE IN
IVANHOE 9 3603 IV 7 2392 IV 749I5 IVANHOE 3 0227
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2733 Farr Oaks Boulevard 2630 FuI'Io A enue
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GOSSLINGS DEL PASO MANOR
VARIETY PHARMACY
GLENNS DON S
SHOE PAINT
4307 Arden Way STORE STORE 4I00 EI Camino Ave
GILBERT 8 6639
IV 9 5803 WABASH 5 4495 WABASH 5 4487 IV 9 7I I7
2623 J SI' ee+
20I6 Del P s BouIe ard 2202 Del P Boule ard
CARLTON S AUTO SUPPLY
RICHFIELD SERVICE CENTER
DEI- 4224 Marcom Avenue 3347 El Camino Ave CAPITAL
PASO
MANOR
BEAUTY SHOP
COSTUMES
IV 9 l480 IV 7 5608 GILBERT 80528
IVANHOE 7 I46l
2432 M ryal Drve 8I3V2 J Sfreei
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ROOM
WAN:-foe 3-3564
3405 EI Camino Avenue
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TOWN 8: COUNTRY VILLAGE
IVANHOE 7-2563
IOI8 J S'I'reef
WESTERN GILBERT 3-4629 CARMICHAEL
HARDWARE SUPER MARKET
NANHOE 9-4l35 NANHOE 9-3277
2945 Fair Oaks Blvd. 2955 Norfh Fair
Oaks Blvd.
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