Elsinore Union High School - El Lago Yearbook (Wildomar, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1969 volume:

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E " ' y e re' were K -V. -ifis si f-,,f W,.- , , . .,,., 1 Q , N ews-as. if .2 N at YM l 1 3 ' X 5 ,rs A it f s s gm skew-...G Yllals PRAM A Kohl v-Ad, P' """""' .ky ...A Kggg ul-YG. ,.wu.5 -Wa-df - N-P1 fi We s sv' 'QA Illu- 1 Life is a balance of all things. And so, as the year ends, another year begins and memories seem to fade and grow dim. Today is here and tomorrow is waiting, but what of yesterday? Here in this book we present glimpses of yesterday's victories and losses, smiles and frowns, brights and dims. Life is made up of experiences from the past which balance our present and future, which teach us things we need to know. The balance of time which makes us grow older, the balance of memories which insure that we remember our lessons, keep track of our goals, these are the stepping stones, the ladder, the future to conquer. So let this, the 1969 E1 Lago, be a message from the past to help provide a future. Let this be an aid to memory, a mirror of t Wm? x if 1 ' i W -V. ,M , Q9lf X ,X L Ml MJ, MK N K Ml . N of Rs flu Wx We live our lives always a little alone, unknown by the world. But life is kind and time shows us that others can and do care. At E.U.H.S. we have a togetherness, a Student Body made up of individuals who come together, who accomplish things with one another. Each of us has his individual friends, each of us has this High School, this one more facet to our identity. We survive together, all of us a little alone, yet all dependent upon the rest. The following pages are filled with glances at our times together, our feelings shared. 8- Moments Together . Life is togetherness, interrupted by needed moments of being alone, of thinking and deciding. It is friends and family, self and thoughts. Contents '91 Orgonizotions 30-47 Going to meetings, trying to raise money, going on field trips and paying dues, this is what being a member means. Each club has its reason for being, its goals and its needs, each member has a place to belong. Tx Student Lite 8-29 This is where the people are. The every day, the routine, the things we do and see. This is modular scheduling, English exams, lunch time, the here, the now, the moments we forget. This is Student Life. Sports 48-75 Who are the Tigers? These are the Tigers. Hours of practice and days of hoping for a win, the cheers sounding, loud and strong, the pass of a football, completed and rung the basket which won the game, that one last leap and the race is Wong the triumphant jump over the net, the home nm and three men lIl. This is Sports. 1 Academics 76-87 Faculty members, some unconcerned, some caring, working, learning and teaching all in one day, every day. Administrators, sitting at their desks, then moving slowly, proudly, through corridors of E.U.H.S. Advertisements 122-143 At fifty dollars a page who can afford it? But money makes El Lago go round and through hard work and determination, a few ad pages are filled. Classes 88-121 Seniorsefrightened of the future, forgetful of the past. Juniors-now they,re upperclassmen, the time of high school drifting fast. Sophomores-so wise and yet so foolish, this year was their best. Freshmen-small and wide-eyed, wondering, high school here at last. W' , A I K Jig 'V , Lv2,n.,,,V,, , W, ,,,,,f , V , i H H ,K ,V Mr, Mgw,Tlg,:V ' - ' :Q jg.: f Z, 1 ' , Y ' " Mg.,W,9 WMA W, ,,.,., STUDENT LIFE ,,ir.g5fgj,gZT', 9' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Cathe Tobin, Commissioner of Publicity, Cindy Campbell,Girls' Representativeg Bobbi Kapp, Commissioner of Activitiesg Linda Hicks, Vice President, Carol Trainor, President, Cecelia Dominguez, Secretary, Virginia Duarte, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Chris Longe, Sophomore Class Representativeg Richard Swain, Freshman Class President, Mike Hornkohl, Senior Class President, Davery Jones, Junior Class President. Student Government The sound ofa gavel and the meeting is called to order. Business is carried out as usual, each member holds an agenda, treasurerts report and minutes. The plans are assembly competitions, a car smash, a party for Student Council advisors and a Computer Dance. A look back sees activities such as the Frosh Welcome Dance, Homecoming Week with the "Tommy Johnson Quintet" at the dance and '4Happenings,' including a "Sing Ins' and a HChristmas Happening? Also sponsored by Student Council was the "Confrontation for Progress," the Intra-School Conference which was designed to help find and solve problems on Campus. A.S.B. President, Second Semester, Carol Trainor. First Semester A.S.B. President, Harvey Gise, receives best wishes from Principal Inglis after his graduation from EUHS in January. Student Council Advisors this year were Mr. Bill Bourgeois, Mr. Bob Cooper and Mr. Ted Kramer. A.S.B. cards were sold by Student Council members last fall. "Confrontation for Progress" 1 4 g'The All Americans" entertained at the afternoon assembly and gave a rousing show. 1 ,aa Parents, students and teachers swapped ideas and suggested solutions to EUHS problems during the dayls discussion groups. Dr. Leonard Grindstaff, Riverside County Superintendent, spoke at the morning assembly. The lntra School Conference, held on March ll, was sponsored by the Student Council. Its purpose was to discuss and come up with possible solutions to problems with modular scheduling, discipline, race relations, and school policies. Students, parents, and faculty members freely discussed the issues and attempted to resolve the conflicts faced at EUHS. It was a gallant first effort on the part of student government to close the many gaps between generations, and the school and the community. Teachers have more work with modular scheduling, but enjoy it. Modular Scheduling Elsinore Union High School went into its second year of modular scheduling in 1968-69 and students found themselves better adjusted to the new system. The advantages outweighed the disadvantages as each student learned to use resource centers, labs, the library, and - the patio. Mrs. Stiles gives Mrs. Springsteen a new book for the Reading Lab. Students still goof-off in the classroom. l 5 53 Child Care classes learned how to keep children happy - and quiet. Under modular scheduling, teachers are able to help students individually with Vending machines made their way on to the campus this their problems. year and proved to be a much-discussed topic. After a day in the classroom, nothing is better tha.n an "assembly break." These came in the form of pep rallies, forums, and special assemblies. The flexibility of the daily schedule enabled students to have a full day of school, yet enjoy an assembly. - ' Y 1 2 .. Q , I - f fe I 5.-5:21 Mita -4 is ':"3tQ, . I . .. .M-Q. "1L"",:f.: 'Wi F' . ,. V. , .1 'V' -f M ""' - A M ra-"La-""" ' K A- . 'A L9,I'..-slllvfvil 'W J ' Vi L f la? 23315795 ' lv f ' ...sr . 'H' '-155. .. -ff 1.:elf.wfutiez.ssg1f.1'5.s- . . , cf- "' Q .fwfizmg e t 5 ff 534541902-v2l4:4?1ffiS?f1?ETi5,f52fTQi?F?LSf""'' , . ,X ,S I A, , Q - VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Ann Martinez, Kathy Gibson, Claudia Klarer, and Cecilia Dominguez fheadl promote great spirit and -pride at E.U.H.S. Pep Squad-Spirit Seekers if 5 it 'I si 5 ' Q in!! ,535 ig ... 3. Ai I3 VARSITY SONGLEADERS: Tina Contreras, Becky Santa Maria, Linda Hicks, and Cathe Tobin entertain the crowds with effervescent routines. iii? ,E ii JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Burham, Kathy Connor theadj, and Cheryl Homkohl cheer the J.V. team on to many victories TIGER MASCOTS: Linda Ebersole, Virginia Duarte, and Chris Rodriguez do their own thing. Pep Rallies ,W Commissioner of Pep-Randee Gullatt Commissioner of Rallies-Janet Cram ' Cecilia is "Satisfied" NT! 5 y,i,,m A ,,is iiii , i i,ii K Pep Squad gets high on Alma Mater. I Say his-. -1 Coach Knight tells it like it is. , 5 Varsity Squad sits in for SPIRIT. WT in 1 8.1427 g ig V " i-.,,, 1 -5. fi .V"- fn, ff' . W 7398, '- yeah-ya. Frosh Cheerleaders-Norma, J an and Dreama have Soul. Up With Spirit or LL,4L w,,.l - ,.Z,, , gl M Q Reigning King and Queen, Cary Schroeder and Tina Contreras, cut cake. Eb, . M V fa The Turnoboul A Gola Affair A , r 1 The Topo Brass, a blues band from San Bemardino, provided Tender mOmentS. the music couples turned-on to. Couples let loose and rocked-out to the sounds of the Brass. Princess: Linda Behrens Princess: Janet Cram Princess: Kathy Gibson Princess: Linda Hicks Escort: Greg Smith Escort: Stacy Waller Escort: Don Divine Escort: Bob Berry Homecoming, 1968 Homecoming was victorious, exciting and different from past years. During the week, slaves could be seen on campus, freshmen and upper classmen were dressed as one another and Gary Morris tricked girls into talking to him. Colors Day, Slogan Day, Frosh Rules Day, Slave Day,Ugly Couple Day, and Hush Day made Homecoming week fun and successful. Although a bonfire, floats and a parade were missed, Homecoming 1968 had something to make up for them - a victory over Rim of the World.Pounding drums and tear- ful excitement announced a victory of 37-0, the first foot- ball Homecoming victory students at E. U. H. S. have seen since they have been in high school. The victory was cel- ebrated by the crowning of a radiant Becky Santa Maria accepting the Queenis crown from John Pecora. And to end the week of fun and triumph Well earned, a dance was held and couples danced to a Soul band provided by Student Council. W Greeting the crowd . . . the anticipation . . . the announcement . . . the joy the pride . . the crown . . . and the kiss . . . the roses . . . Q and now- the queen. "And Hell Broke Loose . Dromo "And Hell broke loose in Georgia!,' The Drama Class bellowed. Choral response was in the making. "I'm so glad it was you I got resurrected with, Phillip? Two ghosts, what happened to Judgement Day? Greek tragedy, heavy stuff, lines. Have you been to "the Arabians?" 'fWe of the Make Believe Wood can never know what is Out There." g'Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, hostile." 5'Paint me a picture of your happy Antigone? '41 wish you wouldn't feed the pigeons? Anyone for rehearsing? Look-out the light is falling on the audience. What's a wing? Is stage left my left or yours? See, think, react, control the audience, don't anticipate, do this Htype thing." Costs "THERE" Pierrot ....... ..................... E d Park Columbine ....... ..... B obbi Kapp, Randee Gullatt Wooden Soldier ........................ Roy Tellef Weasels ..... ....... G ary Long, Ed Proetel, Jack Cope Weeping Willow . . . ............... Marilyn Venable Pat Possum .... ................... K arla Paul .....Ruby Hales ....BrentTarner Miss Spring . . . Old Oak .... 'IRISE AND SHINEP Hepezebah ....................... Joleene Accettura Phrlhp ............................... Ed Proetel Henry ................................ Jack Cope UTHE LOVELIEST AFTERNOON OF THE YEAR" He ......................... Ed Proetel, Gary Long She ................. Joleene Accettura, Mary Martin "AMERICA HURRAH" Drama Coach Mr. Dean Long with George Takei, star of Star Trek, at the Elsinore Drama Contest. W 3 Interviewers ....... Ed Park, Mike Hornkohl, Karla Paul Jo and Eddie in "The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year" for the Student Applicants . . . Roy Tellef, Marilyn Venable, Davery Jones Body- "THE APPLE TREE" Eve ...... .................... S tephanie Smith Adam .... ................... D ennis Freeman "ALL MY SONS" Keller .... ...................... B rent Tamer Kate . . . ..................... Ruby Hales Anne . . . .... Randee Gullatt, Kathy Gibson Chris . . . .............. Gary Gullatt, Cliff Orris "THE APPLICANT' She . . ........ Linda Hicks, Joleene Accettura He . . . ............ Steve Wolshin, Ed Proetel "ANTIGONE" Creon .... .............. .... G a ry Long Antigone . . . ...... ...... ...... M a ry Martin Ismene ..... .... .....,. B o bbi Kapp Haeman .... ......... C liff Orris, Ed Park Nurse ...... . . .................... Karla Paul Soldiers .... ........... M ike Hornkohl, Roy Tellef, Lonnie Patterson. Jim Erick Chorus .... .... J im Davis, Ron Springsteen, Ed Proetel Eurydice . . . ........................ Ruby Hales Page ...... ............... .... ..... J a c k Cope Ed Park and Randee Gullatt look "Out Theren in a run through of 'There' 9 mai? 9 F f 5525. .MQM4 5 yy f , ri, JV , W, , MN, gk M, MMV, 4 my QZQRSFJAV , f f f f 'fa 'f j Creon and AI1tlg0flL, the Secular .md thu Sacred, I'hcrc IS God Joan Komning-Valedictorian Mary Martin4Sa1utatorian 'Nm' ,M 1-,Q Karla Paul-Art Department Poster Contest Winner Ruby Hales-Southern California d i N M Harvey GisefUpland Tournament Drama Teachers Association Scholarship. Speech Squad an Spedkbrs Bumdu' First Place winner, Humorous. Q'--s 4 2 2 2 3 1 Mary Martin-D.A.R. Good Citizen. 'W ' -H" 5 Debbie M2-Itin-MiSS ElSil10IC- Al Fikse, Mary Martin, Mike Hornkohl- 1 Outstanding Teenagers of America. Awards Honor's night, the excitement of being called to accept an 5 eii award, these are small recognition for the work and outstanding . . . . contributions made by these deserving students. Most of them are Tma Contreras-Outstanding Senior Gul' Seniors, leaving to go on to bigger and better awards. Some are Juniors, looking forward to another year and more honors. Still others are underclassmen, already being recognized for their talents and abilities. Congratulations to them all. , irtr N ff "K ' . ' A i aa, in iii - V J Q--.zzf ..,-h -... Q K ,.. ,f 7 . .L5f.T.3.-1 -.k, j .s-. 1 .. M fy rs...ss S 5 O a 0 V f ir., Y ' T3 1 J N.. ar is BOYS' STATE-Jim Isaacs U GIRLS, STATE-Angie Hernandez Cathe Tobin-Most Valuable Staffer, Riverside ALTERNATE-Edward Jenkins ALTERNATE-Pennye Durrett Press Enterprise. ff ff mfr Gary Long accepts award for "The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year' which won second place in Elsinore and Superior in San Diego. Ed Proetel and Jo Accettura won second "America Hurrahv third place winner at Lincoln High. place in L.A. with "Loveliest" and Finalist in Elsinore with 'gRise and Shinef' Y' Dave Jones-All D.A.L. Flanker Back-Football. Dennis Freeman and Ste hanie Smith-Finalists at Elsinore E S is A P Drama Contest with "The Apple Treen 5 5 E E Cary Schroeder-All D.A.L. and All County Otha StormerfAl1 D.A.L. Running Back-Football Defensive Tackle-Football Not Pictured: Ed Feighner-All League Quarterback-Football Mike Hornkohl, Honorable Mention All League-Archie Taylor, All League Second Team, All County Honorable Mention-Gary Morris, All League, All County First Team -Basketball. 1 it Bcmlc of America Awards Joan Komning Hershel Martin Mathematics Laboratorv Science Larry Klarer Mary Martin Alfred Fikse Linda Hicks Er1g11Sh Social Studies Trophy Winner, Math and Trophy Winner, Liberal Science Arts Tina Contreras Gary Long Mike Hornkohl Stacy Waller Foreign Language Drama Music Art 'Q L. X Jeanette Snow Robert Brasstield Richard Barrantes Mark Matteson Home Economics Agriculture Business Trades and Industrial i Archie Taylor accepts Basketball King crown, Claudia Klarer becomes a Queen Basketball Coronation- Archie and Claudia The reigning couple... The crowd... Soul in motion. frvf f' Student Lite M Action 4 is if The Alma Mater Hail to our high school, We pledge to thee. Red for our courage, White for truth and loyalty Sportsmanship and honor Always is our rule. Hail to the school we love, Elsinore High School. I fi f 30 Q gk is R IZATIO lm. V ..- Lettermen Eorn on 'E' Locker rooms, team busses, cuts and bruises, bad backs and sprained ankles: football, basketball, baseball, track and tennis-a Letterman,s trademarks and oc- cupations. A season playing a varsity sport is the road to becoming a letterman, a hard road to travel. Love, Peace and never take a shower. l LETTERMEN, FIRST ROW: L. Rabb, B. Stauffer, G. Kane, P. Jennings, E. Proetel, H. Martin, M. Hornkohl. SECOND ROW: N. Kalas, D. Staley J. Gutierrez, R. Rodriguez, J. Isaacs, M. Kazmier. THIRD ROW: C. Sears, C. Smith, M. McClellan, A. Fikse. FOURTH ROW: P.Cain, D. Jones, S Waller, E. Jenkins. G.A.A, OFFICERS: Rosa Torres, President, Cathe Tobin, Vice Presidentg Virginia Duarte, Treasurerg Peggy Carrol, Point Recorder, Chris Rodriguez, Sergeant at Armsg Penny Durrett, Second Semester Secretary, Jessie Rodriguez, Sergeant at Arms, NOT PICTURED: Becky Santa Maria. first semester Secretary. G.A.A.-Always in Action Ribbons, red and white-"Box the Scotties" "This was the Yearf, "Tame the Cougarsvfplanning the Turn About, having bake sales, selling candy bars, receiving their pins and sweaters, earning their letters, inviting Banning and Perris to the Basketball tournament, sponsoring the Spring Banquet' through these activities G.A.A. has grown to an active and productive club at E.U.H.S. Rosa Torres, president, Miss Betty Wallace, advisor, and the new and ol members of G.A.A. have made the club thriving a d Successful, ' Girls practice for the big game against Banning. X G.A.A. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: V. Duarte. C. Tobin. R. Torres. SECOND ROW: E. Vasquez, P. Durrrett, N. Crandall, L. Martinez, T. Contreras P. Carroll, THIRD ROW: S. Poesnecker, G. Platner, P. Dickson, M. Martinez, C. Venable, D. Dillon, E. Hernandez, R. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: O Martinez, J. Rodriquez, L. Ecker, M. Mefferd. C. Rodriguez, C. Perry, J. Murphy. A. Chandler, G. Crandall, C. Santa Maria. FIFTH ROW: E Stauffacher, M. Venable, N. Burnham, A. Magee, J. Roberts, D. Behrens, C. Johnson, N. Miller, C. Davis, S. Bernstein. B. Taylor, L. Martinez. FANTI CLUB, FIRST ROW: E. McDill, A. Chandler, M. Valle, S. Taylor, J. Love, O. Moreland, B. Taylor. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, L. Dyson, S. Bernstein, M. Lewis, P. Dickson, J. Gise, T. Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW: W. Mothershed, D. Smith, R. Greer, O. Stormer, M. Teal, E. Jenkins, R. Perry, A. Trtan, W. Berry, R. Rodriguez, E. Wilson. Fonti Club In November, a group of students at E.U.H.S. began the struggle to organize a new club on campus. Their goal has been to further the cause of Black equality. Their name? Fanti Club. Fanti, the name of an African tribe known for the intelligence and creativity of its members, was chosen because of its significance to the club's goals. Members earned money washing cars, sponsored a dance, and helped to create a new class on campus, Afro-American History. They brought new pride, new spirit and new hope. "Without Brain Power Block Power is On'y Skin Deep." OFFICERS OF FANTI CLUB: Willie Berry, Vice President, Barbara Fanti President Edward Jenkins with Advisors Mr. Sperro Patakas and Mr Taylor, Historian, Robert Davis, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Dan Chacon, Ed Knight. Advisor, Mike Teal, Activities Chairman, David Smith, Treasurer. ' Mrs. Julie Albert and the children of Praying Hands Orphanage. Business Manager Randee Gullatt and her Assistant Bertha Dubriel. PROPHET STAFF: B. Kapp, J. Accettura, S. Waller, M. Martinez, E. Jenkins, M. Kazmier, C. Tobin, C. Trainor, A. Strong. PROPHET EDITORS: Ed Jenkins, Sports Assistant Editorg Jo Accettura Assistant News Editorg Cathe Tobin, Editor-In-Chiefg Stacy Waller, Sports Editor Mary Martinez, Feature Editorg Carol Trainor, First Semester Editorial Editor Bobbi Kapp, Second semester Feature Editor. The Prophet Told it Like it Was Going to Mexico to work at an orphanage, assignments finished, features, news, sports, trips to the Sun office, headlines and deadlines to be met, having fun at the Christmas party and "Daddy D's,' house. These are the things the Newspaper Staff has done to produce The Prophet. Bankruptcy didn't help much, but Mr. Jim Davis did. V wa, K S' if. FRENCH CLUB, FIRST ROW: M. Trtan, G. Kane, Hernandez, Madame Johnston, C. Davis, R. Cassillas Bokma, J. Fikse, T. Contreras, O. Martinez, M. Foley D. Bennett, J. Wingfield, D. Cope, C. Longe. SECOND ROW: M. Valle, A. , L. Valle, J. Cassillas, P. Palmer. THIRD ROW: J. Allen, L. Hicks, L. Ecker, B. , J. Accettura. Le Club Francois "Qui, Qui?" Parle vous Francais? Do you speak French? The French Club members do. For their activities they sold Yule Logs and sponsored the Valentine Dance, featuring "The Glass Cage." By tradition, the club presented its annual Christmas and Spring plays, 'The Little Match Girlw and MCinderella". With them was their advisor, Madame Johnston. The French Club presented "The Little Match Girl" for the student body as its Christmas play. Randee Gullatt played the matchgirl. OFFICERS: Madame Johnston, Advisor: A. Hernandez, Vice President, M. Foley, President, C. Longe, TreasurergJ. Fikse, Secretary: L. Hicks, Director of Activities. SPANISH CLUB, FIRST ROW' L Martinez M Martinez I Ortiz L Ecker O Martinez V D I G ' A D . . , . , . , . , . , . uarte, . utierrez. SECOND ROW: S. Sepul Martinez, B. Villareal, R. Banda, E. Hernandez, M. Mefferd, C. Rodriguez. "Se Hobie Espanol?" - Spanish Club yn '.4- EEQXE ga EW? 1, 'M 435 ' 2 . .I f "Mt .. :rj 1 mr , 221 . f-V SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: V. Duarte, Presidentg P. Durrett, Vice Presidentg S. Sepulveda, Treasurer, L. Martinez, Secretary, J. Gutierrez, Sergeant at Arms. STO promote better relationships between Mexico and the United States." This is the creed of E.U.H.S.'s Spanish Club. Every member has a working knowledge of Spanish because of his fulfillment of a club requirement, one semester of Spanish. Mr. Felipe Ortiz, a former resident of Cuba and a naturalized U.S. Citizen, is their capable advisor. 'I Mr. Felipe Ortiz, Advisor ,QL veda C.S.F. Makes The Grooe Like father, like son. Where are the C.S.Ffers? At the Machado School having a Halloween bake sale, selling candy apples and popcorn balls, at a Rancho California bake sale, taking guests to Disneyland, seeing Ray Bradbury at Irvine, visiting classrooms at San Bernardino State and giving scholarships. These are the places you can find them, when theylre not reading a book, doing their chemistry labs or sitting in the English Resource Center. Their fearless leaders? Miss Carolyn Mietz and Mr.Harold Martin. FIRST SEMESTER C.S.F., FIRST ROW: T. Contreras, L. Hicks, J. Fikse, B. Greer, R. Hales, M. Foley. SECOND ROW: A. Hernandez, C. Smith, M. Martin, L. Gustafson. CSF OFFICERS, FRONT: Ruby Hales, president. SECOND SEMESTER: V. Hassell, Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Hicks, Vice President. FIRST SEMESTER: C. Smith, Vice President. T. Contreras, Secretary-Treasurer. ADVISORS: Mr. H. Martin, Miss C. Mietz. U SECOND SEMESTER C.S.F., FRONT ROW: R. Hales, M. Foley, L. Hicks, J. Fikse, B. Greer, N. Burnham, E. Stauffer. SECOND ROW: M. Martin, M. Miller, P. Durrett, J. Schulman, V. Hassell, M. Durrett, J. Isaacs, D. Walker, S. DeLaney. vivo QM .attk The Eighth Grade girls enjoyed their day at the high school thanks to the Girls' League. Cindy Campbell, Cabinet president, and Mrs. Katherine Keller in a pose for camera. CABINET MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: M. Martinez, K. Gibson, C.Campbell, and Mrs Keller. SECOND ROW: K. O'Toole, J. Roberts, D. Walker, P. Durrett. THIRD ROW M Venable, J. Love, L. Campbell, R. Nelson, C. Black, M. Flinspach. Girls League Cabinet - Strangest at the The girls of E.U.H.S. have been united by Cindy Campbell and the other members of the Girls' League cabinet. Only organized this year, members sold carnations and lollipops for Valentine's Day to make money. The group also sponsored a 'gBig Sister Tea" for next yearls freshman girls. Helping them was their advisor, Mrs.Katherine Keller. Weakest MIXED CHORUS, FIRST ROW: Mr. Ron Springsteen, B. Hineman, K. Hanson, S. Smith, J. Cram, L. Nichols, Mrs. Jeanie Corral. SECOND ROW: K. Powell, K. Gibson, C. Klarer, A. Magee, D. Gough, D. Aldrete, E. McDill, G. Crandall. THIRD ROW: F. Uhlry, A. Chandler, R. Nelson, K. Gustafson, C. Perry, L. Dimaggio, L. Finnell. FOURTH ROW: S. Waller, S.Wolshin, P. Breman, C. Orris, B. Tarner, B. Garrett, S. Sepulveda, E. Sanchez, E. Park, M. Rose. Chorus- The Highs ond Lows Sounds of soprano, alto and tenor being molded and shaped together, the Folk group, mixed chorus, Girls' and Boys' chorus-all talented, all working hard, all being led by Mr. Ron Springsteen. Their performances included programs for the Woman's Club, Rancho California and the P.T.A. along with participation in several assemblies for the student body. BOYS,CHORUS, FIRST ROW: E.Sanchez, M. Rose, M. Gardner. SECOND ROW: S. Urguhart, S. Wolshin, S. Waller, B.Tarner. THIRD ROW: P. Breman, B. Curtis S, Sepulveda, M. Hogan. 40 Hu GIRLS' CHORUS, FIRST ROW: K. Hanson, B. Hineman, S. Smith, L. Contreras. SECOND ROW: G. Tellef, R. Banda, L. Nichols, A Chandler, F. Uhlry. THIRD ROW: R. Nelson, A. Magee, K. Gibson, L. Finnell, C. Perry, L. Willoughby. FOURTH ROW: L Dimaggio, D. Aldrete, G. Crandall, E. McDil1, J. Love, K. owell, D. Haynes. Members of the Folk Group sing a sad and sentimental song. f 3 E a X X Drill Team Captain Miss Stephanie Smith. Drill Team Advisor Mrs. Archie Cain takes time out to talk to team members. "We love Mrs. Cain." This is their motto. They have used it with pride while marching for the football games, two of the basketball games, for the Fiesta El Senor and Santa Claus parades, practicing for competition and finally representing Elsinore at the Califomia Festival for Drill Teams. These girls have been our spirited and high stepping Elsinore Union High School Drill Team. Squad leaders Olga Martinez and Gwen Crandall. f wx EUHS DRILL TEAM, FRONT ROW: G. Platner, L. Trout, S. Taylor, B Taylor G Crandall S. Smith, Captain, O. Martinez, M. Mefferd, A. McG N Uhlry ' ee, M. Valle, D. Walker. BACK ROW: L. Merrifield, E. Menin, J. Roberts, C. Perry,v. Duarte, P. Laurence, R. Nelson, M. Foley,C. Black, F. The Drill Teom Steps High Drill team salutes the student body during their precision performance at Intra School Conference -de. Being a drill team advisor often has its disadvantages, like being attacked by the members after criticizing their performance. Mr. Tubal Cain, Band Director The Biggest Pennye Durrett, Drum Major 1 1 ,.,., BAND COUNCIL: P. Durrett, Secretaryg M. Durrett, freshman representativeg R. Rodriguez, Vice Presidentg M. Hornkohl, Presidentg P. Cain, sophomore representativeg V. Ortiz, junior representative. Vi' A12 1 EUHS CONCERT BAND, FIRST ROW: L. Ecker, L. Gustafson, N. Crandall, V. Hassel, P. Carey, R. Ortiz, K. Donnelly, M. Crawford, N. Miller, K Powell. SECOND ROW: P. Durrett, M. Hornkohl, R. Rodriguez, R. Garcia, P. Breman, J. Blasongame, M. O'Toole, L. Bligh, C. Link, D. Bennett D. Carver. THIRD ROW: J. Rodriquez, D. Christie, C. Morris,D. Smith, E. Wanamaker, N. Kalas, B. Curtis, S. Wolshin, M. Benson, G. Kane, C Cain, M. Durrett, D. Travelstead. V. Ortiz. P. Cain. Little Bond in Southern Colitornio The Elsinore Union High Band has participated in many events for which we can be proud throughout the year. Demonstrating their abilities, they have gone to the California Expo '69 in Sacramento, marched in the Fiesta El Senor at Elsinore, represented EUHS at the Desert De Anza Honor Band and Six Star Band and received an excellent rating in the Spring Festival at Rubidoux to become the best band in the De Anza League. And, of course, they marched at all of the home football games, and entertained at pep rallies. To the band members, with Pennye Durrett as Drum Major, must go many thanks, but the real responsibility for these performances lies with the band director, Mr. Tubal Cain. The Tiger Marching Band performed during several football game halftimes for enthusiastic crowds. ' 5 L L K W K L The Tiger Bond Represents E.U.H.S. W, 'FE r , ,, 6 H Z 1 ' " 1 n N 3 4: in , A ' . V it ' . K, It , 4 ' 'ra' X . sf l 'Q f If 1' in Mff N K9 5' uit . fi . I r l Asif" t M as . X' f 'V ' i l 52 ' il I V v',, , . ,,,hh "li ,. , e"L A A-'F' V ,tt ':,1 Q 'WW ,V tl, Q' ,A , 5' V 5 The band received an invitation from San Jacinto Junior College to appear during their halftime activities. During the school year, the band represented the high school in several parades through the streets of Elsinore. Always the reception was enthusiastic. Q In numerous assemblies, the band acted as a pep band, an accompaniment for the drill team, and a representative of the success of the fine arts department of EUHS. 46 Organizations Action fx, Q ... .. , I ,E 4, W 2 NPN S.. Y W v 2,4-.wi .Y N Hziiifa'-'Q-'11, A. 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X I is J , uf ,, is-Edd Trainer Roy Nakai fixes A1Fikse Tiger Hand-o Vo rsity Scoreboorcl Elsinore Opponent 27 Ontario 0 9 San Marcos 28 20 Aquinas 13 12 Valley Christian 9 37 Rim of the World 0 13 Perris 13 20 San Jacinto 27 19 Beaumont 16 Banning Xb I' Schroeder? Tackled? Believe it or not, this went for 6 points. From a little daylight to a long run. Harvey attempts to evade Rim tacklers. 'Q' I ' 7 X 7,5 M- 6,7 7 Z 1 .W . , 'ffwvlf " 'A 9, ff 'Ci ii fi, xg? ge K Z ,rv Get that ball and iight! Joyvee in Action J.V. Coaches, Dan Chacon and Dave Ortiz. ELSINORE 7 6 61 32 46 30 18 38 40 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Ontario 25' San Marcos 27 Aquinas 1 9 Valley Christian 0 Rim of the World 12 Perris 6 San Jacinto 26 Beaumont 0 Banning 0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW: J. Dominguez, D. Gonzalves, B. Waltman, L. Rabb. J. Ballard. B. Chambers. M. Romero N. Kalas, D. Jones, W. Mothershed, B. Curtis, M. Rangel. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, B. Stauffer. S. Beckendam, J. Blasongame, B. Garrett, M Trtan. B. MacLachlan, P. Cain, W. Seals, B. Wolter, V. Shattuck, T. Mora. J. Berger. A time of learning, growing, of working for a Varsity spot. A time of J striving for the best. A foot- ball player learning how to be i a better football player -a x . J.V. football player. .... ?J,,-PX Coach Ortiz Bad Breath on OUR team-REALLY'?? 1-Awhf: s 1- i . Mf..J.ue.1,,, l.4 FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW: M. Longmore, S. Nelson, J. Fraser, M. Harklerode, M. Durrett, C. Connors, G. Fink, B. Zinck SECOND ROW: W. Gill, B. Crayton, R. Morris, M. Perez, K. Gosselin, W. Hudson, H. Taylor, C. Cain. THIRD ROW: M. O'Toole, K. Norris, N Mothershed, C. Morris, M. Benson. FOURTH ROW: M. Jenkins, B. Isaacs, L. Bligh, M. Root. Frosh ore tops! Frosh Scoreboard Elsinore Opponent 1 2 Ontario 33 27 Lutheran 0 0 Mareno 27 0 Perris 6 12 San Jacinto 6 20 Beaumont 0 1 3 Banning 30 - sei. my WSW 1 'WM Wink Willie Larry Tim Archie Gary Mike Jim Jim i VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: W. Berry, L. Klarer, T. McDowell, A. Taylor, G. Morris, M. Hornkohl, J. Isaacs, J. Lee A Trtan A NOT PICTURED: D. Jones. n d y Davery Varsity Basketball Team - Elsinore's Pride This was a great year for the Tiger Basketball team. This season the battle for league standing was hard and long but Elsinore emerged second in the field. We became the final possessors of the Top Dog when the team beat Perris fifty-six to fifty-five in a tense and electrifying game. The many games this year in which Braves, Scots and Panthers went down brought pride and excitement to EUHS, it also brought a berth in the CIF playoffs. Va rsity Scare boa rcl Elsinore Opponent 50 San Marcos 51 61 Romana 54 Calexico 76 Norco 84 Sherman 54 North High 68 Norco 50 Ontario 51 Perris 66 Rim 74 Ramona 77 Bloomington 5 5 San Marcos 69 Beaumont 52 Banning 72 Rim 37 Perris 48 San Jac 5 l Beaumont 71 Banning 5 6 Perris 79 Rim 69 San .I ac Davery shoots the big one. 58 Think BASKETBALL! Tim and Gary have control over the boards. I 1 Taylor puts in two more to prove that TIGER POWER exists. 5, , ...Wm lx. ,xi ,H .Y ,V . f , W A 1' Z fy- ' 3 ' . ooo o,r Y .. wi l if ,Q ,V "The Kidnfready to shoot- ready to win. Coach Ortiz, the dobber booster. in 1. 4 A .N Q iw Ng ml E E5 S 4 S' Davery dribbles past the Braves, another victory for the Tigers. . up- 9 'WYiffiwbf'ff-LcfwU.-- H sw- .sw-s,g. - ,rw-.. , . W1fe1,z,. .Q 1439.-SF: "T 1,13 'kxffff-ffvifo wif '11-xfrqw-if amiga' . rooyr so .wb JA 2. . ' -rib' CK" f r - 1,.gpskfg, - Concentration! W. Berry shows 'em what it's all about. 1 .:.-irfkigm . .. , - ' :L si aaa: F57-'Rita --LL ' . . . 3 ' pg . ' ' ,, eq: sim' 2 siisfiffilsiSS5?iLfS2:fP1S-1ffl! ' .,. , " rf' 'I vfifsisieffifi2f's:f1.'z,'V ., - - ft- - V. , : 1- . .X - . In -g . Ewa-pf-srg sx Q: g . A 1 I . as ., Qs,-fr , A. , F-..sm-is-ewes Xe-.wf,, - " " . 15 . " ll' A X -- K - li C I ..253LSi" d:??X lf :E 'E'-' A 5 5 :we-we - Pt + Coach Scooter-Alias, Mr. Hugh 5 Sink it-Al-sink it. J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT: A. Strong, C. Smith. BACK: M. Romero, N. Kalas, W. Woodward, P. Cain. NOT PICTURED: B. Fagan, G. Salgado, J. Dominguez, B. Stauffer. Joyvee Basketball-Put it In It's tough to play good games, to go into overtime, to get so in the end. They provided many exciting moments and played close, then lose. This was the type of year it was for the JV games we will never forget. Basketball players. A good team, one to be proud of, unlucky Chuck trips on down the court. Phil and Ben know where itls at. J.V. Scoreboord Elsinore Opponent 35 Hemet 42 27 San Marcos 35 33 Fallbrook 76 40 Ramona 47 49 Norco 49 43 San Clemente 41 58 Norco 55 35 Claremont 86 42 Sonora 71 43 Romona 42 24 Bloomington 45 38 San Marcos 47 42 Beaumont 46 36 Banning 49 69 Rim of the World 42 29 Perris 39 31 San Jacinto 33 52 Beaumont 37 43 Banning 54 30 Perris 39 55 Rim of the World 40 37 San Jacinto 51 Woody outshoots the Braves. Team talks it over. co-, - 1 I an K Qi I M ,. . V K I. V 7 9 "' R -.. . x It in Q The strength is in the puttin! 3 chuck it in!!! Stone the ref!!! rw U Frosh Scoreboard Elsinore Oggonent 33 Hemet 37 42 Chaffey 27 28 Perris 15 33 San Clemente 31 58 Beaumont 22 48 Banning 22 48 Rim 26 44 Perris 26 63 Moreno Valley 5 7 42 San Jacinto 39 33 Beaumont 32 45 Banning 40 Perris 24 39 62 Rim 41 22 San Jacinto 42 l l l FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM, BACK ROW: Rick Morris, manager, Bill Crayton, Mike Perez, Mark Trtan, Mark Benson, Charlie Connor, Coach Turley. FRONT ROW: Mark Durrett, Bob Isaacs, David Carver, Neil Mothershed. Freshmon Boskeiboll Teom 'rokes lst In Leog ue 'rii f ff ili Y ,,,,Vg.,, i 1. fi' 44 X 48 - iii J,g, Q A eeer rf! A ,Q K if -- as ' 11. 1 4 s,,,,,,, ira, . T T ". " 'Ag l , , - ,,. r , . e',. i'ffi -' -'11 f i'5YSf?iTS 'eke J Coach Turley gives 'em the word. , Sf BBBL W 1 . N is 5, i s rggr V ,?.' t 4: 1 :" .kf - K VKV: :V 6 5 'S , K - 'N S ' K B Vkky ,, .k-k f i--, M571 . ,e,'.e f g eegr 1 .r r lrlf 'f SM 5' ,Y1-i, , . Q' e-' if? ff- ,. N Se K .k:-, . y is K 4 C, B s .e Q- 62 Check that form. ,. 6 ,r,.g,wk .. , ' 'g ' , . e'---- ' AY Get the jump ball, Tigers. Tigers Go to CIF Semi-finals The Elsinore Tiger Basketball team went into CIF play with a great coach, determination, team Work, and knowledge that they were good, darn good. The first game of the playoffs they dumped Sherman's Braves eighty-seven to sixty-three, the second playoff game found Calipatria victim to the Tiger Claw with a sixty-eight to forty nine score, in the third game it was Rosemond down sixty-seven to fifty-one. Only when Elsinore came up against Atascadero, the winner of Class 'A' CIF playoffs, could they be beaten. The CIF games were exciting and rewarding, the team was great, and Elsinore was made known. 2 fe: A '91 di Coach Ortiz, working with ten very talented athletes, took the Elsinore Tigers into the C.I.F. playoffs. Elsinore, flying high, to C.I.F. semi-finals. Davery dumps in two more to rout Rosemond. Varsity Football was exciting and rugged. E What they lack in score they The JV Football Team had a good year. make up for in form. 64 This surely was 'The Year of the Tigern. Both Football and Basketball saw our guys make ALL DAL and ALL County teams. The Frosh Basketball team took first in the League, Varsity took second and went on to the CIF semi-finals. This year Coach Ortiz was named "Coach of the Year", Archie Taylor was Basketball King and Cary Schroeder was honored as Football King. As of this Writing Baseball season is still in progress, the Elsinore-Perris Baseball Tournament is a successful hit and the team looks great. The Track team is also in full swing and looks like it is really going places. This is truly the year which will be remembered as HThe Year of the Tigerf' I r , W ,,Z Q il ,1 ,I " i 5 i -V vV We it 0 ,V nn 1 KW V Be Cool! Mr. David Ortiz received the "Coach of the Year" award from the Riverside Enterprise. Year of the Tiger Track team went Wild. ' 7 fi 6 Gary Morris, Archie Taylor, and Tim McDowell, Tiger Basketball Boosters. Mr. Jim Davis playing for the l'Ancients" in the Harlem Clowns game. Coach Turley with his tirst place Frosh. 65 WMM a .W HW.. .,.L. jk www WVNU. W I Q'?' ui 'Wu Q.. K Danny Boy - Big and Bad. . if beat San Jac 5 to 4. Baseball League Action It was Hank Alonzo's last pitch that gave Elsinore a victory over the San Jacinto Tigers. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: H. Alonzo, J. Isaacs, G. Smith, D. Jones, G. Gullatt, D. Edwards, C. Smith, A. Strong. SECOND ROW: A. Trtan, J. Lee, C. Schroeder, M. Romero, J. Murphy, S. Byrd, Coach Cooper. SITTING IN FRONT: Managers, M. Rango and B. Davis. .X ! if KE 2 ' ji 4 1 M' k I e ff A A r ,iw vu . ,jf 'M . f J 5 f 4,3 up ,XM , .AVV F ' ' Cz? W ' ' QL i' . ff sg X ' ffm " fm fr' V ' . W V ff' I w f xv f W'-or. I I ' ff , K' ff V 2 I My if b Ap., , V. ff 5 ,V I ,, I ff' f M1 , f V , , f f 4,1 If V , f 3 f f , , I1 i f ' 1 if f 6. P yfvwwm, NK ..,,.,. R, xv .XS N fx F 3 4 QT 3, i L2 1 Q , ' X3 if , Wa! X ir I 1. 1 x 4 3 ww- -my ,WW-,, ,..1:-affix., . M . , 5 X Yinw mv fre' fr asm, Si?- ,,"""'f an I 5 x 1 WW, K -QM, :W I W E v 1-w'!b'y-ak 'ifhff " -A. A ' f- A ,iT"i1v-3'-.,.. ' 1 ' A '- ,fm me A , --."'iA,f-M-Q-gg V' 1' , 7 fm inbvwvffi- W 2. W "4" V W' x , .A ' f ,, X f ,nf 41: Q A K iff WM, K , +A- , ,fm ,M 4 . ,- ffm? ,ff-1 3 'W , .X www, 9' M -- -+ l,gL ,t- CLASS A TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW: S. Taylor fmanagerb, B. Greer, R, Davis. TOP ROW: D. Freeman, S. Waller, D. Smith, B. Tarner. Track Squad-Record Breakers The Track Team is often underrated, underestimated, and under publicized. In truth they are a group of guys who work hard and long to become physically fit and ready to win. Whether broad jumping, running a race or hurdling, they all represent EUHS with pride and determination. It sure is comfortable un here. Jerry makes the big pass CLASS B TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW: L. Rabb, J. Wingfeild, W. Mothershed, D. Bennett, B. Stauffer. TOP ROW: E. Jenkins, J. Berger, R. Hayes, R. Rodriguez, J. CLASS CTRACK'I'EAMg N,M0therghCd,P,Jenning5 Blasongame, G. Kane, M. Teal. P. Brcman, S. Tavlor, Manager. Isn't it boss to be high? Push, Jerry, Push. Hang in there, Mike. +9 .YQHKHQRN Y '.. Track Coach - Mr. Soder from the Intermediate School. Speed, Power, Talent- Go Another first for Elsinore. 1 Tigers have "GO POWER? OMPHF! Rocket Squad- Boys' Tennis Coach Corral dishes it out. nvdkg BOYS' TENNIS TEAM, FIRST ROW: B. Keeton, J. Sears, J. Sears, C. Cain. SECOND ROW: W. Berry, T. McDowell, N. Kalas, S. Wolshin, P. Cain, Mr. Ray Corral, Coach. Whee! I can fly! GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM, FIRST ROW: D. Behrens, N. Burnham, M Venable. SECOND ROW: C. Hornkohl, J, Murphy, J. Fikse. The calm before... the SIOIIH. In ihe swing of Things- Girls' Tennis Sports Action Q Y 1 -A6ADE as .fyg-f Assistant Superintendent Superintendent DiSf1iCf DiICCtQr of T6SfiI'lg Mr. Al Swan Mr. John Miner and Psycholoslwl SCTVICCS Mr. A.R. Trtan District Office Unknown to most students are the administrators and personnel at the district office. They work in the few rooms next to the snack bar at the old high school. They are the decision-making body of the school district whose jobs include managing the finances, policies and employment. They are the nerve center and the heart beat of the Elsinore school system. We could do nothing without them. District Bookkeeper District Secretary Mrs. Joan Upton Mrs. Connie Estrella , ,. ,. L .. , ..!+'5i"1 4 V ., ., . Se f l K Principal's Secretary- Principal- Mr. David Inglis Vioe Principal- Mr. Robert Fuller Mrs. Neva Freisen High School Personnel Counselor Vioe Principals Secretary Mrs. Katherine Keller Mrs. Valerie Askew ,M-in 'CW Attendance Clerk Regigu-31 Mrs. Betty James Mrs. Eilene Kelly f Mrs. Manuela Cox Moth Mr. Carl Graves Miss Carolyn Mietz Mr. Alfred Sh0pe Art 2 l I Mr. Hylton Sanders Lab Assistant - Mrs. Maria Alonzo Science 1 5 U li Mr. Don Begnoche Mr. John Gonzales Mr. Harold Martin A 'ffm , W 9 -ff ia. , AFP: W5 , fl ,..4 Physical Ed m - -A 151 fs gg. j is X Elf 5, , ,. ,,,,, --,.. -f Tl , I .V .gg A Miss Betty Wallace Assistant - Mrs. Corrine George Mr. Ed Knight Faculty They teach us what we need to know, guide us through the corridors of time and learning, arriving at the gates of the future. They've been this way, traveled through their high school years and then they returned to help us through ours. Their symbols are a grade book, a stack of ungraded papers, a small pile of little yellow cards, and a look of weary determination. we XX z'r i jf . Work Experience - Mr. Tillman Turley Vocotuonol Arts I .W Mr. Euguene Brasstield Mr. Dan Chacon Mr. Dave Ortiz I Social Studies Mr. William Bourgeois Mr. Bob Cooper Mr. Ted Kramer '--v'---,....,' J.. Hifi-"ls W RLeIsoul13eeCenTIr Aide 'A 5 f. :Cin ' --if , PM , ,WM Miss Irene Lasater MI- SWVCH P506 Mr. Alton Hassell Mrs. Paify WCHS Foreign Longuoge gggg X Mrs. Dreama Johnston Mr. Felipe Ortiz Mr. Sperro Patakas M U S i C Miss Marxfiiodriguez I-I O m e E C Mr. Tubal Cain Mrs. Kathy Amette zz Mr. Ron Springsteen Miss Sandra Higgins X - X 5, -. we , ,, - . , K' A X , V. N ff, - ,xx N R XV: W X , 5 A. "I fix 'if 2 wi vs-L 'L 'E' f V X1 , A g Ev , aff. S. RK V x nv ! gk Q .i ,J wa .A i X SUM X J' ,JV r 'f K FJ W , L 'N Mu X , , 1' A , ,M My M R 7- Af' if 2933 ' N h as 4 'J to .r ,K X X Q, ..--4.4--of.- Mrs. Arminta Cain Mr. Jim Davis Mr. Dean Long English l ei 1? ,-"" f A ,ef ""'j 9 I Mr, Roger Reese Mrs. Kathleen Stiles Mrs. Genette Sizer English Aide - Reading Lab Aide - Mrs. Betty Park Mrs. Carol Springsteen Libro ry Silence is Golden, and thus are the days in the E.U.H.S. Library. Hard working Librarians keeping order and an atmosphere of quiet concentration . . .a meeting place for E.U.H.S. students and a study area for those so inclined. Mrs. Donna Kirk, Aide : Mr. Jack Pollari, Librarian Mrs. Norma Denny, Aide gi as UNION S 3 'Win s-A-if BUS DRIVERS, FIRST ROW: W. Bartsch, W. Rice, Z. Smith, N. Acacia. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, R.Ray, L. Magee, M. Smith, R.Shook, M. Buenrostro, M. Castillo, A. Rubalcaba, V. Engleson. Friends Indeed Mi. Charles Link, Mrs. Bonnie Swain, Mr. Henry Pfaff, High School Custodians. Mis. Maria Alonza, Machine Maintenance Supervisor. CHO Academics Action VI W f , wi ? 4 4 ff MHZ? f, ff ,. Q' I' , 22 ' f 1- 6' ASSES Closs SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS this year: Mary Ann Martinez, Commis- sioner of Social Activities: Linda McRiley, Vice President: Kathy Gibson, Treasurer: Mike Hornkohl, President: Becky Santa Maria, Sec- retary. Slowly, then more quickly, then speeding, the balance scales tip, and the past lies behind, unequal, insignificant-dead. The carnival ride is over. For some it was exciting, enjoyable, worthwhile, for others, dull, drudgery, unend- ing. Forward stretches the future, heavy with promises of successes and failures. We, the freshmen of a new age, and yet as old as it has been repeated, wait no longer for our beginnings. They have reached their fruitful arms to us, swept us into the currents of adult living. We, in turn, reach outward to them. Jessie Aldrete Courteous Sally Anderson Independent Hank Alonzo Notorious Anita Ashton Joyful Richard Barrantes Linda Behrens Susie Berringer Robert Berry SOICITID Uncommon Simplicity Kosher L Willie Berry Robert Brassfield Debra Bray Dorothy Brown Proud Exacting Sweet Tranquil Richard Byrd James Caler Cindy Campbell James Carroll Strange Earnest Cheerful Witty Tina Contreras Karen Cook Barbara Coulter Janet Cram Feminine Sensible Pert Charming Cynthia Crayton Kooky Neil Cutler Critical Us Irvine Davidson Eddie Davis Don Divine Joe Doak Cautious Assured Quiet Unconventional Arthur Durden Linda Ebersole Jim Erick Roger Evenson Warmhearted Delicate Brawny Bold Robert Feree Al Fikse Millie Flinspach ' Strong Considerate Maidcnly Loueva Ford Julie Garcia Donna Gough Deliberate Boundless Flighty X P fi . 4' Kathy Gibson Rodney Gill Harvey Gise Cassandra Gore Enthusiastic Stubbom Capable Objective ' l i Raytield Greer Alfred Guerra Kathy Gustafson Ruby Hales lmpulsive Cool Responsible Complex Linda Hicks Jeff Hodges Sensitive Scientiiic J0yCC JO1'daIl Lucy Iufka Delightful Trusijng Sharon Harding Mystelious Mike Homkohl Thoughtful Frank Kaser Intemperate Nancy Kelly Gentle Lois Kilgore Devoted Larry Klarer Leonard Larson Intelligent Margaret Lewis Relaxed H, 1 Chuck Lmk Linda MacKay Demure Scholarly Patient Aaron Knight Unexplainable James Lee Content Debee LeGay Occasional Pete Logan Civilized Joan Komning GAUY Iiong Reliable mazmg Debbie Martin Poised Hershel Martin Determined Mary Martin Wise Lucy Martinez Remarkable Mary Ann Martinez Friendly Ma.rk Matteson Profound Mike McClellan Unob1Iusive Linda McRiley Compassionate Pat Miller Exceptional N Jeanne Moore Serene Phyllis Mora Laura Nichols Exotic Intricate Gary Monis Hans Nilson Authentic Precise 1 fi Q? ,f X , 6 253, Josie Marino Cliff omg A ,F ' Laughing Adventurous 0, 'X Cheryl Natalie Ed Piflfk Mgdest Practical its W 97 Linda Park Lonnie Patterson John Pecora Roy Perry Notable Imaginative Articulate Migchievgug Eddie Proetel , Adriana Reyes Adrian Rodriguez Natural Rational Likeable S, Teri Royalty Mighty Bill Sanchez Creative Bk y Santa Maria Ana Silva Greg Smith 1 Bubbly Distinctive Commanding AW if r wfwww If mf. Schroeder Rachel Silva W 0 WAHM Daring Affectionate if X , 1 f I -A x, lW,,d,M10Zf,f HJ? .,,n-" 'V' 'Wi l I 5- . mm?-at-X 'F , ' Wf K ff , ' kk 'SD K r , reen Sharp M mposing , M Debbie Snider Debbie St. Pierre Emphatic Indescribable if Mike Teal Catherine Tobin Conflicting Ambitious David Staley Carl Swain Roy Tellef Rosa Torres Moderate Shy Direct GCHGIOUS X Jeanette, Snow Brent Tarner - P16-351113 Enormous A ., s Q ' 3 Cathy Stanek Archie Taylor Ridiculous Genuine fl 100 Carol Trainor Dolores Vega Stacy Waller Expressive Rare Aggressive ,.-....- i N James Turner Carol Venable Prepared Honest Betty Williams Complete David Williams Demanding Karen Walls Intense Kathy Cassady Persistent Donald Christie Valuable Ray Davis Resistant Dennis Freeman Aware Gary Gullatt Surprising Hubert Harris Unspeakable Jeff Hume Confident Marsha Johnson Unexpected Grant Krugman Endurant Karen Mollie Peaceful CAMERA Emest Wilson Gentlemanly Bill Zinck Logical SHY Greg MacKay Realistic Tim McDowell Wild John Merrifield Advanced Simon Subish Temperate Robert Taylor Desperate Steve Wolshin Insane Rose Mary Wooten Unpredictable David Yoder Curious Victoria Diaz Certain "' iv-'Q , ' 1.- if--' We at as J R Htl if 'Lid-2 U nw l nl 14 Q Closs of '70 Formals, car keys, flowers and holding hands-this is the age and the year for the graduates of 1970. It is the time for growing up, being involved with other people. A time for noticing the causes of a world filled with mistakes and beauty. They now will move closer to a time when they can change or perhaps improve the world they are realizing more each day. They are the Juniors, class of 1970. ' A V- va! 'li -its s f':..r...- 1 , 5, ' - , 91 af Pe 1-r x 2 5' .... - i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS were: Davery Jones, President, Charles Smith, Vice Presidentg Pennye Durrett, Secretary, Virginia Duarte, Treasurerg Edward Jenkins, Sergeant-at-arms, Cecilia Dominguez, Com- missioner of Social Activities. 'S r any M-v ,fu A I X X Joleene Accettuxa Rose Marie Banda Susan Bray Lula Aron David Bennett Paul Breman Jim Ayala Wally Borchard Caron Bryant Siu Wm .. fl' , 1- ' ' is yr if W X '10 .I U, f i xy. ,EGEM E. . X45 iSu""am Pamela Carey Steve Byrd Bob Cantarini Peggy Carrol Jesus Cruz Robert Davis Sharon Davis .pf-'P E' v Ramona Casillas Patty Coulter Jack Cope Bob Curtis Bertha Dubriel Virginia Duarte ' '5Q.A, :ky 1 x ' ,',"' ,Q Cecilia Dominguez LaVem Dyson Linda Ecker Pennye Durrctt Sylvia Ewing Linda Finnell " mm Mary Foley Carrie Fulton J ulie Garcia 1-... if! If ", V. r 'll 2 if' as 'R ' .Q K il. 4 dp B 'S ' ' M Q ig- , W -V 61552, M992-V f75fsV :'- ,fifff HS ' ' , ' - ' f f iv. B I if X y -V 1 i f ,M vli B Z, A v -h ' ' S D ' A 3 4 Randee Gullatt Marty Hartman Robert Hanson Angie Hemandez Stuart Haxler Barbra Hmdman isa ,N- lYi"' K X iiv, , X f' Q 3, X 'Q Ce ,M 'Y KX? Ji J 15 w We ' J, y J 1-fm "' sz?5l115lY3 ' , - v- . 1,-, .,,,., . , .L M, "" . Ez? 'Q if w i ' f- ' 1 . A. we 1 52 use . V as l is , 1' g A I .ful m affeae ,I V. , Qi,fW.Mgfe, t . , 1, ff? .L .. . ,-,Q-wfaxwvm ns ,fs .,, fbfilf flu . -' iff! -,L13'5'?Sf ?e?'5E,Q1'5'S ' ' -571, . , '41 V fififfffbjfjg? J ggi 4 g '95 1 ar' is ' ax Q, 7 J, A, xx f Q Q rv J 2 4 , fa fs Q' 7 .Q Q Y? f ,pa X M- " P' ' e . , of ., W if .rn J 'rt , Atl' .fy ' f!'li l'l. M951 M L' , , le. , --.,...,...--""" ff J - '.,- - , tbl ..gg,: :- - vi ,':3i!5fii?'V Jiiwfj A 4 3 ww A .. - wife, v ,fn ' P 'X mg ae aw f.,, , vn- 3 Gia. M en J Q5 1 ,K Jim Isaacs Pat Jennings Dale Jones Davery Jones 1 Rinaldo Jones Gary Kane Bobbi Kapp Mike Kazmier Rudy Kilgore Claudia Klarer Sally LaChappa Bob Landis Armando Lavin Kathleen Lytle Javier Macedo Diane Mackay Bruce MacLachlan Lilja Martinez Estella McDiIl Marilyn Mefferd Walter Mothershed Junior Princess Angie Hernandez Escort Bob Landis Junior Princess Susan Bray Escort Marvin McCray , 1: ., ' .-LL' i X ng SQ 1,-5 . , 1 K . . - af as 3 N? fi? p , A rg " - f " ' A- ,sp'?':. , K-f"fsg5g+ffp. 1 if fx fl 'kf' A 'gui R 355 gg f we lgggs F 5 w ' L JQQ, If jf. wb' Rhonda Nelson Vicky Ortiz Linda OToole Ronnie Phillips Sarah Pitts -.,, - 1 .4 . ' K it ,vin ., ,N -w 1. Q? ,5. -'33 mv ' L Qiydfzfv: F551 v .Qi ..,,v,fW Chaxles Sears Debbie Singerland , '!n . V QL ,gg Q , , Ae' 4 4- ' i 7 ini, H I 'li v f L5 2 William Stauffer Otha Stoxmer Alfonso Strong V Tina Taylor 3? GeniaTel1ef i zsmfsfg, B' Q V F5 fl ' Y , on ? 1 4" wif 'fs ' :xi .f 3? , , ' ' .. ' 431, , 'iii 'ww i ' . A.X. fm Rocky Thomton A ' Andy Trtan - Steve Uhlry -' ,. 'SK if 5 V P i . Wm K " , ,. N., f .- 2 1-,,. . i-vm" My E.. an m, ja X, Wk , iiiiiixiixxwii fff sfyflif V 'R g an y4,..mqzwk, ,K . 2 'i lgmixia vane i 1 va asquez ' i 1 Q H- ' 41. ' ' W Terry Weekly Jack Wingfield Diane Woodring Marian Vega Edna Wanamaker David Wright - an - J ' 2 Qi? f Vi , . . if-Q1 I . K ,pi W ' ill " I :-ss,,.'a2"' ' W fgwf i- ,L ' . like W- . In , I :,,.., ,i A iiii,.,g ,.. , , .f A .1 Sw g f " ,fa 1,9 ,L Q 1- . . jg 3 I g ' 393' -'G E 22 1: 45, j X if fs WM - l Pv3k:'..,,x 5335 Wa fm SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS were: Olga Martinez, Secretary, David Smith, President, Cheryl Hornkohl, Treasurer Leonard Rabb, Vioe President, Joe Gutierrez, Sergeant-at-arms. Closs of '71 Membership in clubs such as NFL, CSF, French Club, Spanish Club, Lettermen's Club and GAA, football, basketball and baseball games where their cheerleaders cheerg a scholar of high honor-their year is filled with activities of all kinds, and responsibilities. Their minds have grown, too, as their bodies achieve more grace and extra inches. Their changes have not ended and memories are many yet to live. 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A f .,, F ' M35 i ,f ' W ' , .W f - 1 T Q N - -I Q.--p J - ,gif j f 4, if A '. f .1 'M gi 5 ., . sr. A 5-if A zu, W fn pb it , 1 ""'-N -wr I. I " ' ""'!P'-,NP 1 5' X 5 an ,U if 'Y 'BIA 'W' S 'Mm .9 W' W j, w X ,LJ U 'x 'U 'V I LQ V 1 gr 1 X, 1 ww X1 Wi QQ! QM J Tx lu Divx V 0 V XA V 2wQX3 C 6 'S -and Q-Q 4 N- -s f f my " vm M,-M1 ---- N WM-""" W L x I... ,. ummm Dr. Duane Cline Wz'shes to Congrazfulazfe We The 1 ' , John's Furniture John's Ambulance Class of Montgomery Ward's 106 - 110 N. Main Street Elsinore, California Phone 674-2630 California Bear Skylark Aviation Realty W 1 3 1 ', , t - fl if ,??? , u ' 1 ."'!' if fi '1 naw ' ' tf " . Wall 9, Y 21" '. 3515 '- WO! - in 'f Skydiving and Sailplanes at Congratulations to the Skylark Field Class of 1969 17580 Grand Ave. 678-2131 Elsinore, California 674-2500 Elsinore Cleaners 5 Wishes ta Cangralalazfe the The Alamo Market Class of 7969 C g tlt nsandBestW h I th Classof1969 120 N. Main 674 2930 Elsinore UWC! Congratulations to the C1'aa'aalz'ag Class Of 7969 Braver's Court 215 W. Graham Aven - - El ' , C 1'f ' Joe and Marne Seltz more al 'ma H t d Pool F T V Ed and Ruth B y Managers Lakeside Tire Service Experts at Recapping Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1 969 Elsinore Pioneer Lumber Company 232 W. Graham Ave. 674-2330 127 W. Graham Ave. U The . Congraiu Zaizons Washing Well Come on in and give us your latest dirt." a H CZ, Congratulations . Class0f1969 BQSZ zshes Ed Park is wa - 2 is I W -.5 ' M I ., I as BEST X QE ,,x. 1' OI 51- mga! gy Rumbleseat C. W. Harris 8. Son Skydivers Tavern Congratulations and Best Wishes 32260 Mission Trail T0 The Class 0f1969 Elsinore, California 674-9986 Corona and Elsinore LAY PIP P.O. BOX 2728 SANTA FE SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA Congrazfalazfions 150 the Class of 7959 Elsinore Firestone 7.1 iifw TED E NELSON X' 6 1 ft . is club S an 7 Q X Cafe Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of I 969 Railroad Canyon, Highway 71 Elsinore 674-2425 133 N. Maine St. 674-3655 Congvfatulations to the Class of 7959 Erle Stanley Gardner Elsinore Pharmacy Y ra 2 K L ' ,x H is . ., A . iXs,4f-:ia Good Luck To The Class of I 969 141 N. Main St. 674-3121 Crawford's Interiors Full Line of Fabrics velvets - brocades textures - brocatelles naugahyde - boltafiex masland - duran custom Complete Kirsch Drapery Service and Graber Service 17566 Grand Ave. Elsinore 678-2789 Elsinore Barber Shop A Very Prosperous Future T 0 The Class of 1969 115 N. Main St. Elsinore Murrieta Custom Meats ' 4 5' Custom cutting and wrapping ready for your freezer. 42451 Guava St. Murrieta 677-2078 ' I Congralu lations Ana' Best Wz'shes Graduates De Jong's Dairy 31910 Colydon Rd. Elsinore 674-2910 M 81 M Market Congratulations to the Class of 1969 15987 Grand Ave. 678-2321 The Lake Theatre Congratulatzons and Best Wishes to the Class of I 969 WES AND FLORENE MARSHALL The Red Garter Char-broiled Steak Shrimp - Spaghetti Pizza Hamburgers of the World . l 0 Chil rem ei d roon? Ope a. . 31628 Riverside Step Up To The Elsinore Library 400 West Graham Elsinore, California Books For Fun, Homework, Facts Special Section For Young Adults college catalogs magazines reference service Hours: Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thurs.-Fri. 10 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 674-4517 10 a.m. to2p.m. The First National Bank And Trust Co Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1969 South Shore Office Elsinore Office 15891 Grand Ave. 101 S. Main St Elsinore Elsinore n Congratulations Lee Tompkms Gulf Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of I 969 424 N. Main 674-401 1 to the Class of 7959 T.R. Comstock, M.D Extending Best Wishes To The Class of1969 Richard T. Blowers oPToMETRlsT Good Luck To The Class of1969 Nakai Hot Springs 115 W. Franklin 674-2661 f7 wtf' ' 0 0 Q 0,05 5- 'lr A Q 4' W . "9' 95 X v 6 g p .gnqvgg foggy' f A, N' Q: . as 90 K if NYJ? 'Q Q s Q f-fe, 4 'V : 'lb' Q ll Expert Racket Restringing Burnham's General Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of1969 Merchandise The V all ey In n Complete Line of Wilson Sporting Goods 16705 Grand Ave. 678-3238 24741 Washington, Murrieta 677-2461 Dill Lumber Company Congratulations to the Class of 7959 311 N. Spring St. Quality - Service 674-2133 ZQQQBSX PLHNIIHUIIHLIFUPLNIH Plaza Merchants Congratulations to the Class of '69! We wish you all good luck and continued success in the years to come! Sampson Service Butterfield Village Com pany MOBILE HOME PARK Refrigeration - Air Conditioning Electrical Contractor Come and relax at Lake Elsinore's Carrier Air Conditioning newest and finest adult and mobile home park. Refrigerating Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 32900 Riverside Drive 674-3101 17870 Grand Ave. 678-2146 Sunshine Ranch Market Extending Best Wishes to the Class of1969 990 Railroad Ave. 674-2738 Congrazfulations to the Class of 7968-69 r 0 m th e l l I l Elslnore Unlon HI h School P.T.A. BOARD Lucile G. Goulart, President i First Vice President, GRETCHE S Treasurer, RITA PARKS Second Vice President, TONI STEWART Historian, ARLENE GARRISON Third Vice President, JOAN ROBERTS Parliamentarian, BETTY HINDMAN Recording Secretary, MILDRED COULTER Auditor, STEVE PRICE Corresponding Secretary, CHARLOTTE KAZMIER Faculty Representative, DAVID INGLIS Sahara Dunes Casino DINING AND COCKTAILS Elsinore, California 674-3158 Motorcycle Playground Aimee's Annex 7 Elsinore Raceway Turn off Highway 71 at Lugonia Avenue W Gifts - Posters Novelties - Beads Rickie Tickie Stickies TOM PASCHAL P.O. Box 696 124 N. Main St. 674-4417 Elsinore, California ady Mix We Thank MR. WILLIAM BOURGEOIS MR. ROGER G. REESE MR. AND MRS. F RIESEN MR. CARL GRAVES MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN PRICE GUNTHER'S MURRIETA HOT SPRINGS MY CHILDREN'S HOME - ARLEAN V. GARRISON MURRIETA MACHINE SHOP - VICTOR GARRISON MR. AND MRS. FRED KLARER MR. AND MRS. NORMAN CHAFFIN MR. AND MRS. RON SPRINGSTEEN MISS SANDRA HIGGINS AND MRS. VERONICA PRICE DICK LE BLANC,S RICHFIELD MR. AND MRS. JIM KELLER Our Patrons MR. AND MRS. AL SWAN TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY THOMAS R. MORROW INSURANCE CLAUDIA'S APPAREL S AND S LIQUORS AND MARKET BEAUTY BAZAAR RON'S RICHFIELD STATION ELSINORE SHOE SERVICE ELSINORE FEED AND FUEL GUNDERSON'S DRY CLEANERS EARL MALCOM, STANDARD OIL COMPANY MR. AND MRS. JOHN O'TOOLE MR. JIM DAVIS L. A. CARNIGHAN, CHIEF OF POLICE ' 4 v swf aft THOSE WERE THE DAYS Those were the days, my friend. We thought they'd never end. We'd sing and dance forever and a day. We'd Live the life we choose, We'd fight and never lose. Those were the days, oh yes, Those were the days. J' f .a,unsn.- E 163 Q ' , , 3, A, NYQQ-v 1, . "Vg, ,. 2. au.. SQA CHE 1' Mouseketeer roll call count off now! Mary Martin, Editor, Ruby Hales, Cathe Tobin, Ben Fagan, Mary Foley, Linda OYTOOIC, Jim D21ViS, Advisor Lauri Merrifield, Virginia Duarte, and Gwyn Platner. NOT PICTURED: Pennye Durrett, Assistant Editor, Lonnie Patterson, Bob LaI1d1S Sandee Carnighan, and Becky Santa Maria. Work and Play! J.D.-Head Mouseketeer 142 a EI Logo Stuff What we have here is o failure to communicate if Through rain, or sleet, or broken leg the picture will be taken. H1 Y all I is here Throughout our many meetings filled with hard work and worry we had one thought on our minds, "Get it done!', Now itis over, the year is through, the hours of layout planning and copy writing are finished and one thought remains with us, 'flt,s over!" While we possess the traditional gratitude to Albert James Studio and Pischel Yearbook Inc., I feel it more appropriate to thank those, here, who are so totally responsible for this book. My first thought is to thank the entire staff for hours of hard work and for the good-natured family spirit we developed. Also deserving many thanks is Mr., Michael Park, a 1968 E.U.H.S. graduate, who stepped in when we lost our photographer and spent this year working with us. And the biggest thanks of all to Mr. Jim Davis. All of us will remember making a mess of his house, eating his food and drinking his coca-cola while he worked on page after page of layouts. Thank-you to all of you who are pictured on these pages, students, faculty members and people who are just around. Enjoy, Mary Martin 1969 El Lago Editor P.S. Mickey Mouse lives on Brand Street. I-losfo Losogne And now comes the final page of the 1969 El Lago on which we write. The next few pages are left blank for the use of friends and faculty members whom you will remember. The copy now will be written by you, the pictures will be original masterpieces, the memories personal. The 1968-69 school year is over. Good luck and pleasant memories. E1 Lago Staff, 1969 e l "si Y xx,- fl ' 'V 1 y . ffr.. rx 5 ,Q ry 3 li Lf lp ku , v. gf lxk N