Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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BRI NEGAR Superintendent of 6 I I , I L I O. KENNETH WILLIAMSON Vice Principal Student Government Henry Deon, F. D. Fitzsimmons, Mary Golden-Clerk . L- ' N. Roy Sutton-President, Robert Bleeker, L-.-f ..-Ji' ROBE RT CLARNO - . '-.F 'T'- 3 .1 -' T . American History H: ' . Z , 55. ,' California Cadet Corps QV, T fi ,. -1, t LSQ1 A. Q 3. Q ', ,,f ..' -cj-',. .I I t gl Ni ,'., A IJ.. Ar 'L it ,- ., ,Ag cu, LLOYD EHARD Social Studies Boys Physical Education lg fn .A ki Q 5 ? LILIAN CROONQUIST Spanish Government RAY GARRE TT Agriculture .T aff' 1 'ZS' AGNES HASKELL EARL HOPPES Algebra Math Analysis Geometry Yr' i GLADYS HUSHER Shorthand Homemaking Bookkeeping English Annual Staff LELAND JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop General Shop A 'x ,l 'ii - , 'WV A v GEORGE KEWISH smaxmre-we N A , Chemistry I Y' V physics 2 is A if RUTH PIERSON Math XX Girls' P. E. X S COLBURN PALMER Journalism English wi , JACK ROBERTS Glee Club Mixed Chorus Bond PATRICIA ROTHE RMEL Office Procedures Typing E? . X rf, EUGENE SNYDER Sociol Studies Boys' P. E. HARRY VIX Woodshop Counsel ing DALE WEARSTLE R XL Biology PU? l fm L. 1 f' KELLY SEAY Government English Ill Speech all -A5 RHODA YOUNG English , 4 ' sf-,' X 4 M -. Ava-'lx v-Q41 ,rv N-v A s -1 A 'V Ui 'Q 'A 1 myf- ROBERT MAPES A S B Pres: ent ff' if K 'ff l Under the expert guldance of our President Bob Mapes we can look back on the year and apprec late how efficiently the Student Councll has operated Members of the Student Body accompamed the councll to many conventlons In order to get new Ideas for managing the Student Body Hunt mgton Beach Grossmont Redlands and Oceanside were the sites of some of those conventions Selection of the Warrior of the Month the passing of bulls and approving budgets were some of the routine business handled by the Student Council x :dill FIRST ROW. D. Galloway, D. Crabtree, B. Mapes, B. Hafoda, G. Yackey. SECOND ROW. S. Dean, S. Lucaer, C. Gam, R. Schober, T. 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Q ' - 1 wi .4 ' E ma Bid FIRST ROW S Sampson D Metzger A Conway,D Crabtree J Forsyth L Enlgenburg,B Fry SECOND ROW P Klavuter R Steckler N O Neal W Gomez S Dean J Clark M Smuth W Estes B Turley THIRD ROW A Clancy T Thnele B McManugnll H Bell J Vlasek M Levermg The House of Representatives added greatly to were very Important In makmg our school op the rmprovementof our school In the past year erate more smoothly Members had complete Under the dlrectlon of DaWanna Crabtree each charge of the A S B Card Campaign the memberwas responslblefor one or more of the Junior Red Cross Drlve all school elections varnous committees Some of these commlttees and many other important functlons Www - B Harada, Recorder, R Schober, Ctnef Justnce L Capra, Clerk, V Tnchtka, Sensor Justnce, P Sachse, Freshman Justuce, P Wnlson, Jumor Justuce ABSENT D. Peterson, Sophomore Jpstlce E 'T A R F' , - ' , -- - 1 . ' - x, 5 rl v .- M 2 W , J Z, 4 ! nl 9.5, Y-,.' 4 , , 1 . I A I J , ,,- , I . , X 4. 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A: 1 Q1 ' 4 ' 4 5 if N-Y b . 'ir , 2 vxvr. 5- fl .1 , A 7 fb' I? I v 4 r - if 5 Q ' Ak 4 1 v 4 4 sz I -V 4 1 J '- fl 15 r 1 3 B i - . w- Beyond the call of dutyl Given to a percentage ofthe .lunuor Class to cherish during the mighty Senior Year the Warrior Head pin has shown that It is a coveted goal By serving on various kinds of committees, by holding offices, and by performing many services for the community, the recipients prove their leadership and citizenship. Wwnm Wecwbf. l 1. R All for this: enioyment, secret pride, and, above all, the honor of making the underclassmen de- sirous of becoming future Warrior Heads. B. Harodc, C. Gant, T. Wilbur, G. Yackey, D. Galloway, B. Mapes, N. Heald, J. Bernardin. S fx -if fix .. Ci! -- fr' .LQ f we FIRST ROW: G. Parham, M. White, P. Wilson, K. Telfer J Bernardun B Harada T Dammann J New love, J. Brown, R. Brooks. SECOND ROW: D. Crabtree P Klavlto J Harris C Coy R Groom P Summit, C. Chaney, N. Donahue, H. Hinchliff, J. Denyes T Thiele R Mapes P Sachse M Jameson W. Thurman, D. Johnson, J. Vlaselc, L. Capra, N. Ummo I I I I You may think this exemplifies the C.S.F. member: thiclc glasses, delicate form, pile of books--well, not exactly. Members are those who have proved that a little studying can be rewarding when the goal, sem- ester trips to Los Angeles, affords thorough relaxation from their normal routine . Requirements--only 3 A's anda B to beobtained in full-credit courses. Results --a good scholastic record and a future for tomorrowl I9 a 7ama4aw6 HOWARD MCMANIGILL ',.f' Editor Publishing a paper is no easy iob as any staff member can tell you. Besides perseverance and dependability one needsa flairfor writing as well as ability to getalong with others. Fallbrook High School was fortunate this year to have a group of students who possessed a generous amount of stick-to-it-tive-ness and versatility that aided them in putting out both mimeographed as well as printed issues of the TOMAHAWK.. FIRST ROW: J. Kimball, B. McManigiIl, H. Salgado, H. Hinchliff SECOND ROW: J. Forsyth, C. Daving, S. Cope, E. Hostetter, A. Vines, J. Boisclairg Advisor, Mr. Palmer. 1.32.-l --1-v- '7' FIRST ROW: M. Perinich, G. Ycckey, J. Stubblefield, L. Enigenborg, L. Ellis. SECOND ROW: B. Harada, D. Crabtree, N. Heald, D. Davis, N. Dondtue, Mrs. Haskell, E. Andrews. NOT SHOWN: E. Shaw. Wfaccacia After agreeing on the theme and cover design, the Yearbook Staff went to work. lt was a hard task with only three veterans from last year to help . How- ever, the others caught on fast.The trips to Redlands and CBS Television City helped fo further develop the theme. Finollyaftera year of hard labor, the year- book Staff proudly presents the MOCCASIN . 21 NANCY DONAHUE Editor so DJ A' fy?- xx, FIRST ROW: J. Powell, K. Telfer, J. Diamond, B. Fry, E. Boen, B. Rawlinson, T. Dammonn, N. Donahue, T Capra, R. Hodges, B. McGlashen, T. Linton, B. McGlashen. SECOND ROW: A. Jameson, A. Hopkins, R. Steckler, P. Masters, H. Hinchliff,J. Grant, G. Lindfelt, K. Ritter, D. McManigill,A. Pentico, D. Staude, Mrs. Goodwin THIRD ROW: R. Schober, G. Null, E. Andrews, M. Levering, P. Sachse, H. McManigill, D. Russell, M. Jameson, J. Denyes, J. Boisclair, J. Beck, D. Gibson. .fe Zmztda ' Under the guidance of Mrs. Goodwin, the French-minded club known as the Le Quortier, had its share of fun. The year's activity through the efforts of its capable president Duke McManigill and its efficient secretary Helen Hinchliff, was well-planned and executed. Late in September all new members were initiated . Remember those aprons, caps, and crazy dresses? That was an unforgettable eventl Their hilarious assembly was pre- ented before the student body in the pring. The club's yearly trip climaxed an fentful veor. Vice Pres., P. Sachse, Treas., J. Powell, Pres. D. McManigill, Secty., H. Hinch- liff A X 4 fn I x Ii FIRST ROW: Secty., K. Telferg Sr. Rep., N. Heald, Welfare,J. Garwoodg Jr. Rep., J. Kim- ball, Advisor, Mrs. Huscher. SECOND ROW: Soph. Rep., S. Dean, Welfare, W. Gomez, Vice Pres J Stubblefield Pres C Gant Freshman Re T Sawda MISSING Art S Sim -, - z -, - f P-, - Y- : , - P- song Publicity, A. Banks. , 1 a league Remember the Girls' League Big Sis-Little-Sis Party, the Mother-Daughter Teo,and the Father-Daughter Ban- quet? Oh yes, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance with all the trimmings. Remember the talk on marriage by Reverend Ketchum and those dressed-up Seniors at the A. A. U.W . Tea? Here is evidence ofthe importance of Girls' League, and its Council, which shows that there is much social life in school. MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA V1 FATHER- DAUGHTER BANQ UET mart' A FIRST ROW: L. Miller, D. Wilbur, M. Muller, T. Capra, R. Foster. SECOND ROW: J. Bernardin, V. Tritchka, B. Adans, R. Wells, T. Powell. THIRD ROW: R. Schober,J. Walker, D. Peterson, G. Lewis, H. Bell, M. Perinich. The Hi-Y, under the dual leadership of Mr. Palmer and Mr. Mikkelson, is primarily a service organization. Helping at the P .T .A. Carnival and with the clothing drive for the Nava- hoes were two of the outstanding services performed by this group this year. ln addition, they performed many stunts at half-time during the football season and entertained at many of the pep rallies. 25 :if ' 'i -1 I a 2'6- S. Sgt. at Arms, A. Hopkins, V. Pres., D. Wilbur, Treos. J. Berne din. , 5'sig,'. ,, Pres., T. Wilbur During the past year,the Glee Club participated in two county choral festivals. Most important,they felt,were their appearances before the student body. Fallbrook's Glee Club was one of the many schools which took part in the San Diego County Choral Festival. This was one event in which our singers received a rating. lt was at the Grossmont County Choral Festival that out Glee Club, singing with other groups, was led by a famous director. With candles and yuletime songs, the Glee Club helped put their classmates in the Christmas spirit. The Glee Club also did its part to make the Spring Music Festival the success it was. FIRST ROW F Molina E Stanelc D Nix A Nix J Conway, L. Baldwin, D. Crabtree, L. Havins. SECOND ROW: A Castro P Havms N Tuner W Gomez M Gilbert R. Johnson, B. Juelson, M. Stmderfer, V. Miller, Mr. Roberts. THIRD ROW L Knott E Langford B Turnbull P Turnbull, M. Bell, D. Robinson, L. Borchert, J. Lcngford. ,,,,.., - QPALBQO HS., FIRST ROW: D. Coy, C. Rail, H. Salgado, D. Casteel,P . Thurman, J. Soudan, D. Roach. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roberts, E. Hansen, J. Beck, L. Knott, R. Johnson, J. Denyes, L. Scrape, D. Staude. 4iifD XIII gm, X N 4:09 A! -..A,4,: A. Banks, M. Uchimura, M. Arenas. 27 Music andinspiration. Both are displayed by the talented members of our Band. Marching in their smart red and grey uniforms playing their peppy tunes put everyone in rhythm while prancing maiorettes,with their twirling batons, added an inspirational touch to the show. Zend The officers' tripto Northern California during the summer pre- ceding the opening of school started off a busy year for the F . F .A . The Chapter Farm initiation, which was held this year at Escondido, was followed by the entry of Harold Wilson's steer in the Great Western Live Stock Show. The entrance of this steer was the first to be made by the Fallbrook Chapter. lt will not be the last since Harold received a calfto be shown at nextyear's show. Fallbrook was represented in five iudging contests this year which took the boys as far north as San Luis Obispo. ln addition to representing their school at the State Convention, Walter Amsler and Harold Wilson received their State Farmer Degrees. ln January there was the Father-Son Banquet giving the fathers an opportunity for fellowship as well as information about what their sons were accomplishing. Perhaps one of the most lookedforward to events of the year was the Bar-B-Q at which time hard-earned awards were given outand the suspense as to which boy would receive the California Bankers award was over. W. Amsler, P. Molina, H. Wilson. E Calac, W. Estes, R. Koga,W. Schell Qafwze? Off? ' FIRST ROW: P. Molina, F. Takenago, D. Uchimura, T. Dammann, H. McClain, L. Armes, J. Gustin, L. Mann, O. McDowell. SECOND ROW: W. Amsler, L. Bragg, B. Shaw, B. Parham, P. Galloway, R. Gladding, J. Andrews, M. Nelson, D. Frye. THIRD ROW: J. Corn, R. Koga, H. Wilson, J. Brannon, N. Field, G. Larson, L. Hurty. FOURTH ROW: B. Davis, B. McEachern, D. Russell, C. Langford, V. Knoche, J. Rose, D. Hedges, D. Cromer, L. Nelson, B. Patrick. FIFTH ROW: T. Roclriquez, N. Woolstenhulme, E. Calac, R. Rupe, D. Morretti, H. Leo, A. Piper, H. White, R. Beck, F. Wallace. SIXTH ROW: W. Estes, Mr. Garrett. el, M' The letters G .A.A. stand for one of Fal Ibrook High's finest organ- izations-the Girls Athletic Association. Every yearthe G.A.A. proves to be active with seven sports plus social events. This year their constitutional amendments brought changes for earn- ing an award. To earn a stripe, one must make five sports and three for a sweater or a letter, a half-inch star goes to the out- standing players. The traditionally sponsored Christmas Formal made the club a great success this year. p, wglwn, 5, ggmpwnl 5, 1,,,o,,y,, 5, Besides having fun, the G. A.A. stresses loyalty and service Fry, E. Bcrkow, Miss Pierson, M. Mat- fo Fqllbrook High School , sumoto, W. Gomez, P. Klaviter. Q ' U g ! ! U 0 FIRST ROW: Miss Pierson, C. Lancaster, H. Hinchliff, J. Garwood, J. Clark, S. Dean, B. Fry, M. Smith A. Castro. SECOND ROW: T. Takenaga, D. Metzger, C. Daving, R. Story, N. Umino, E. Barkow, N. Donahue, S. Simpson. THIRD ROW: J. Bernardin, A. Conway, L. Orcutt, N. White, P. Wilson, G. Cald- eraz, S. Tanouye. FOURTH ROW: P. Klaviter, P. Nyholt, K. Telfer, S. Beattie, J. Kimball, P. Masters, M. Matsumoto, W. Gomez. FIFTH ROW: R. Groom, P. Summit, D. Burkel, T. Sawday, B. Rawlinson. I el ff' Iii! 'R-11 5 i 4 'i' ' Q fs-'fa FIRST ROW J Bonsclair D Casteel D Wilbur, R. Hodges, D. Roach, B. Hroch, E. Voorhees. SECOND ROW: B. Cross, C Weber F Lessmcn T Rice W McGlashan, J. Branch. THIRD ROW: J. Newlove, L. Hodges, B. Thurber, R. Mc- Glashan D Saunders H Hazlewood T Thiele . ' mdmez Self-confidence, discipline, and leadership are only a few of the qualities stressed by the California Cadet Corps. The Corps' pri- mary obiective in the school program,however,is to teach leader- ship. The cadet participates in drill and rifle practice. If he is good enough, he may enter the State and even the National matches. Without having to ioin a particular branch of the armed forces, he gets a taste of military life. The training the cadet receives as a member of the C.C.C. will remain with him always. 3i .lg 2- n. 5 ' if f- K , UWT 3 v-Y' Q, ani Progress of Nuflear Physxs : ' fi: 2 'Els' 'Y i .yi I- FIRST ROW: J. Bernardin, P. Wilson, K. Telfer, J. Bernardin, M. Muller, B. Turley, L. Clancy. SECOND ROW: L. Capra, N. Coy, T. Thiele, G. Lewis, H. McManigill, Mr. Hoppes, Mr. Kewish. At last Fallbrook High School has a science Club. Sponsored byMr. Kewish,the Club shows great possibilities of becoming an outstanding organization . The abiectives of thisclub are: to increase the member's knowledge of science, to serve the community and the nat- ion, to understand the importance of science as it relates to life, and to carry out the program of Science Clubs through- out the country. Any person interested in this new club is eligible for membership. Druing their meetings, which are held every other Saturday, they work on individual projects. Yes,the Science Club is o new organization,but already it is well established. 32 rl rg J. Bernardin, Pres., J. Bernardin, Pub- licity, P. Wilson, Librarian, L. Capra, Secty. and Treas.5 B. Turley, Vice Pres. Qafzmaf 70fI1defz Wmdmhd O 'S f E? Wm ?,,.11C2,f4 Zwiifa v ey 9 I 3 , J Ulf, wa, '5?ff 441325 W ! is 14? ,QQ Q' X la QM M Z 4,7 X aww A -Q Jts.. ?. ATN LETIE-C -. v 4 1 v 1 1 nb 2 qvx M. Smith E v. Miller , fig: ' II- I-H -.'!'5 ,9 ff 221' 'fm' ' - O V V .I 1: H L. Enigenburg - ' f T,:i.5- gf: ., , rp' ' j' Q '-sr- A - ,Q sf' -l , . 'I ,N H - ' ':. , D. 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Moon .W 443-71-H1 'wi J-.-... f. 1' . f 'lifxlf ' ai?iY!'5:'I fY5evn- gjJ1'ff '. ' , 1 x p t ,hw N V 0 A - :.kf1-1 '4 i, f' - ':- . -: f Jer -,, A' ,, . V sz . .l -1-,gm 1-I A' Ziff' :At pgs ',-Q. - Irv, 75? S K , . . 1 . .-YW.- minima. J ,-4-,. Cr' 3 -iff 4.45 J . Powell J . Diamond T . Sawday . wrfvj . 'Shy Q . J A1-fFj,.wf ff-rv K-ff, 'RK' fi. 1 ' .B 2' .-f. 1j1?f3-.g, 4. ni' 'L fr.. 'izgzp' Q. ' .3i.':'..., A - H - ' ' uf'- .,, -. .., ' ,f..'15f A f , Jw , 2.7. gfgvi-I--an gil i L 1 'I 1' A , n , ,Al ,- fm- I , A ., , I . 23' ' A 'x'f'f,ff -. ,n :Gini . .'v,::.J,f ' E. Aaah' . 'f 105' - 35 ff. HOMECOMING--The show of the season. The mighty Warriors returned from their big hunt with three wins and four losses to massacre the Vista Pan- thers for the first time in five years. The fans went wild as Fallbrook scored 28 points to Vista's 6. This event really put a feather in the Warriors' bonnet. Eddie Calac and Jeanne Forsythe were the Home- coming King and Queen. The crowning of the royal couple helped to further spur ourteam on to Victory. 4 of I ,:'C3f5f',a- - ,Z 2' 4- 5 .f if ' . 5 . ,nj L x FIRST ROW: B. Parham, B. Parker, A. Ross, R. Wells, W. Martinez, M. Porfillos, R. Harada, W. Wade SECOND ROW: E. Andrews, J. Vlasek, G. Null, T. Brown, S. Lucier, G. Sudan, L. Bragg, E. Hosterter F. Orr, M. Clancy, R. Koga, M. Molina, L. Hodges. THIRD ROW: lManagerJ G. Castro, M. Perinich, J Waters, E. Clancy, D. Davis, B. McManigill, B. Galloway, W. Victory, D. Allen, L. Gordon, A. Hopkins, QMonagerl J. Earnshaw, Coach Seay, Coach Erhard. FOURTH ROW: lManagerl J. Standefer, T. Wilbur, R Gooch, H. Salgado, K. King, P. Thurman, M. Jameson, A. Clancy, E. Calac, E. Borchef, D. Wann, H Meza, J. Bernardin. N Lloyd Erhard J. Earnshaw Kelly Seay J. Sranderfer Coaches Managers I r gl 4 'mf mvmiw N.. and E ANDREWS Guard B BARKOW Half Back mfm r' wt. ,Q 1 E BORCHET Tackle BROWN Tackle E CALAC Captain All League and most Valuable Lmeman A CLANCY End ws' .. iw K 3 4 A Ji. J WATE RS Guard Even though underrated these men o rron capped thrrd place honors rn th Avocado League Although they wo their pre season games wrth apparen ease they were defeated rn the frrs three league games marnly because o '7vm R. HARADA, Quarter Back E. CLANCY, Tackle M. CLANCY, Half BGCl4 Absent Q 4 'N ,N 524' . .. sw n s,r J' V pq , 1' :ff 'ss ' f ff -' l' , , 1 'I . . ,, I 1 Q , .,.s W b , x o W Q sf-.:,QgE, 5 . , - , . I . ' ' WZQQ, 'li A A Q - ' 'E 4' slrf k ' 'wt Y x 4 . A . , its 1 flee - tv : A ' and Q I '- E 'V' f it ' ' '. . I . , T. , i fr I . , ' , R ' iv T15 f - t f fx , 0 I A yi? 'W ai l 5f xl 4 A ff.. ','f'T ' -Xe 1 if I T '. vw Y Q rw' JYSL D DAVIS Half Back L HODGES Guard bad breaks and poor pass defense However they went on to wan the re mannmggames Thestarperformance of course was the slaughter of Vista 28 to 6 Thus IS the first trme In fuve years that Fallbrook has beaten Vista S LUCIER Quarter Back Emu tl-'-if m 1 o 'S'- av Fr.. 'S-. JORDAN Tackle HOPKINS Tackle H MESA Most Valuable Back and All League B GALLOWAY End Absent R GOOCH Most lmproved Player km .Mtv M JAMESON cenfef 4 Absent MJD nf E. HOSTETTER, Center K. KING, Center Pk' Z- Absent WADE H :fa R W G GC B MCMANIGILL End F ORR Guard B PARHAM Tome B PARKER Tackle A ROSS Ceme- SALGADO Goof P THURMAN End VLASEK FuHBock A T 9 S. WANN, HoIfBc1ck T.Wl1.BUR, End R,w5LLs,Q.,Offef R, , , PT , - ,gay tw. ' M4 fm fam I ' I ' I Y if . I 0 0 K r I I - , gg QM ' H- , d . R ,' J. ' , 5 Z C2 -n-. fl- h 1 . 1 .77 gui? :sig E: , E'-9 - 7 GU-e' Q I , X , Co T019 co Ca fo NEZ TAC In MARTE Coaches HAN W K WILLIAMSON AGA D WEARST LE R ul 'lin Zlllll Zlllh I fin A M we eg 15.1. , . AT I FIRST ROW QMu'1agerlN Hens R Hodges A Ray,W Marfmez B Davls T Powell M Permnch G Soudan R Foster D MCM'1I9CIIfM1OQQf, SECOND ROW P Clmcy B Denyes L Armu J Andcws J Branch J Newlove A Jameson B Gladdlmg G Lawn T Danmm J Soudan N Field P Sachin R Koga M Molina F Wlllnamson Dale Wearsfler CO CAPTAINS F Takanaga 45 D Lhchlmura THIRD ROW G Clayton B Adams Takmaga H Bell R Morroffa COACHES O K. W Mofhnez Y 'Wu Hampered by lack of experience and speed the Papooses were off to aslow start but gained speed as varslty recruits loaned the tribe Theyflnlshed the season with two wlns and flve losses to place fnfth an the League even ahead of Vnsta C 'LQ is Y og WCWZ64 G ll figs? 5. ,A ' 1 7 5 a t X t Jn rv , ' K X X zikrrv 1 t-if 'x X 4 f' ' V ,. XZ -HX F V L! K Q , lr 4. AA . Y I '. 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K J 'QV SHOW 5 hr A OP VNS C-N ll., 5 4 it ..- 1 Y 'Q Coach Snyder D Wilbur F Nelson W Wade H Meza J Kennedy M Jameson W Estes L Ellrs T Wnlbur Manager M Levenng cmd 3 gcweetfczff T e As and B hadacomparatlvely successful season with the B s taking the malorlty of wlns Sophomores and Juniors made up the A Team except for two Sensors Tum Wnlbur and Warren Estes who play ed then r last hugh school basketball games The B team ardecl by the well known threesome Spike Lucler Manual Portrllos and Peter Sachse made an excellent showlng Both squads are looknng forward to a U9 great l 56 season espec 1 a l l ythe Varslty which wrll have ten returnnng lettermen FlRST ROW R Morreff1,S Lucrer,F Takanaga,R Harada,W Marflnez,M Portrllos, T Powell SECOND ROW H Wnlsonl P Sachse, G Lewns, B Adams, P Pernmch,D McMon grll, R Gooch 47 L I ln' P U .Q Q V v'U' , NY J N Mi'-T211 fl iff'-'Il r- J ,523 sq! ., ,ni l-'J' lb- 'lf , ,l T , -Q llAiTf'1lf'Rfll T' T ill S, T. .:- 121- Q h ll I ll CoachClarno,R. Hodges,J. Newlove,C. Story,N. Heis,V. Knoche, J. Rose, H. Bell, B. McGlasham, B. Ray, J. Brannon, D. Uchimura. nada? Small, but full of fight, describes the C and D basketball teams. Al- though often outweighed, they were never out-fought. The C's beat Vista and Oceanside for their only league wins. The D's didn'twin any league games, but gained valuable knowledge and experience for future participation in this sport. Under the excel lent tutelage of C coach,Mr. Clarno,and D coach, Mr. Kewish , these teams were fine represen- tatives of our school spirit and sports- manship . f. - . A ,125 ft 'W x vs' Coach Kewish, L. Miller,D. Roach,B. Johnston,T. Cqaru,D. Smith, E. Hansen, H. Haselwood. 49 6401! wtf 'v 5 ,W I , '71 I-'ms sfo 'fo O W. 'No ' o 'O -P lk Gr, . A1 fb . lov? Me 'b, Wm., n 6 ' . -flea ' M45 '7 4 ui F.-Ne,,,,co Ole Dominating the League, Fallbrook's cross country team went all the way to the top. By winning the League Championship, Fallbrook High will go down in history as the first school to win an Avocado League championship. Many of the boys who were not able to go out for football competed as members of the team. Art Pentico, a good man at football, chose to run cross country instead. This was a wise choice be- cause he was the League's outstanding runner. Coach Snyder, also head basketball coach, trained the team, which accomplished a feat of which it can be justly proud. '-49 he FIRST ROW: J. Branch, D. Wilbur, H. Bell, E. Andrews, F. Tokenaga, L. Ellis, D. Davis, M. Molina, T. Wilbur. SECOND ROW: B. Barlcow, B Patrick, W. Esfes, E. Calac, H. Meza, L. Hodges, R. Gooch, Coach Clarno. .sv 3 a X. 'Nr I f B .. fe. -2 if li FIRST ROW: R. Hodges, O. Mc- Dowell, D. Sounders, J. Brannon D. Fry, J. Denyes, J. Andrews, B McGlashen, D. Roach,-J. New- love. SECOND ROW: Coach Sny- der, M. Porfillos, D. Uchimura, T Brannon, R. Morretti, L. Jordon E. Borclwerf, N. Field, T. Linton J. Sudan, P. Clancy, W. Martinez D. Brannon. .N 1? . K rv ...XXX .: u '.,fI 0 N ,, 'lll f f ' .Y W ul ' 1, li 1 - f. 4: . ' F .W-'Wm J5 7fi F fi:S.3Wff ' ' A+ Q LV'Al: 1,, , . , V L 1' 7'553'ii'm'fl2!glgk'f V' 7 -5 1v,H.'1n': .- A M , -- A. Ray I FRONT ROW- C. Trifchko Mcnagerp C. Butler T Powell Pierre A. Ra ' I I ' I 1 yr M. Muller, B. Johnson. BACK ROW: V. Knoche, P. Sochse, E. Hosfetter, S. Lucler, G. Almond, M. Perinich, Mr. Hoppes. never. A mu wsu.: 1' LEVISE ,., A'reumsm1cuH 4 F .-S - ix .H , ' abc, ff- . f -M V fl G. Almond, P. Sachse . .m... . .-X E. Hansen, B. McGlashen, J. Newlove, R. Foster. I I .snug ,L A 1 1 Q fl ,i 11 ,V iJ.1R5RA1.f-5532 RER! xy On nn n My x9 V-dfxfwxfx, N n Q .. J A U , ' . . if L - 'X 1' W W! J li! 1-Kel., his J. Wofers, T. Brown, V. Tritchka, B. McManigiIl. FIRST ROW: M. Clancy, B. Davis, B. Adams, L. Hodges. SECOND ROW: J. Branch, D. Johnson, P. Donohoo. m, FIRST ROW: V. Trifchka, A. Penrico, B. Galloway, H. Waite, J. Waters. 5 SECOND ROW: w. wade, R. Wells, B. McManigiII, P. Thurman. 'Ni I LJ UWN FIRST ROW: P. Donohoo, B. Davis, T. Brown, T. Wood, D. Mendall, 8. Thur- ber. SECOND ROW: M Clancy, D. Peterson, G. Lewis, T. Rodriguez, R. Koga. U UUWN H. Haselwood, R Foster, M. Levering, T. Armes, R. Harodo. 54 X . fw- Az, -vw Q ' Q . w. .:A -fin., msn, f .V . -.-'ian' ' gf- c' is K-is . A -fl .154 Q' ,gn A Q'-'t -P5 u- s .A T. 4 W W, . L ,,M, , - s fzffu--14, 'gif 1 f fri? f f 'usd fix: V ,, , ' . 3:3-Q' ,f ,- 'S ff..,gQ K..g 'W' 7 A, .1 va' ., s f . - TZi'irf vi W -'fb A eff - if 51,q,.l' dxf, , f x A HKU -- . , VA. .N V +.,, sf'-.-jx, HM' , ., ,J-,i-.M 5 - , ..- ' ,ll 4, N-fv' ,'-- .,, , n.,-.K-.A . . ,, cf ,, r , ' A - , :gn -v- -r H: ' . - - . -K x- f- -V Li-: , W4 ,,.,w,..- r ,. .f A Q r i s- warm , ' -v -. ' -A f P 'Q V. ,5'1s,,'fj42a' lv fn wi- , Q 5' ,-nv-vs.. W fc-fmiei - N ' I '.. ' we fag?-H -e..rfua.fA?'9,11a. Spirited on by Miss Pierson the girls of Fallbrook High struggled through four weeks of bruising, battl ing speed- away. Nothing could stop these hardy girls, not even broken knees, sprained ankles, or stubbed toes. The object of this exciting game is to run up and down the football field in order to put the ball through the goal posts. This activity, as long as it lasted, kept the girls in tip-top condition. As winter arrived so did girls softball with Miss Pierson handling the show. Our female Babe Ruths found that their arms and back muscles had been very much neglected during the fall months. With undaunted spirits, however, they practiced batting and fielding until they were regular Pro Ball players when the season came to an end. -ig ev, 'wk -We .again K- U . 4 I A 1 U L -..,, The show that stole the spotlightg the game with ex- citement. This is a definition of that popular sport-- girls basketball. Although the girls game is different from that of the boys,it providedan opportunity forthe girls to play in an active sport similar to thatof the male members of the Student Body. Playing on different teams, the girls experienced the competitive spirit aswell as enjoyed trying to place their team among the winners. What's the matter .... too many holes in your racket? No, the ball's too small. The sun was in my eyes. I guessl need to have my glasses changed. That's not a very good excuse. Well, we all can't be champ- ions like Miss Pierson. These are onlya few of the comments made by the girls as they put into practice the rules given to them by their instructor. ' a 1 - , .Q . vm! X-X 3' ' ,fs P' rf ' ,1 1 5- i- . Q Q S.. ' 14 ' t, . c.- no lv g 5, I, ,.. 9 ' , A '1 . . - b ' ,', X . . 1 Q li 54 tw' N . f fr, or ., , . . x N a -if: , 's ' ', 5 I ,1 ,, . ' il -2 s ' .f ygieilm, ' 'R X 8. Harada, D. Cralitree, N. Heald, L. Enigenburg, E. Shaw, J. Forsyth, N. Donahue You may have wondered what all the yelling and splashing was you heard during classes. It was iust our own girls frollicking in the water. Under the guidance and direction of Miss Pierson, the graceful swans, as they are sometimes called, had awonderful time while the season lasted. Many new strokes were learned and even those who were new to the water were swimming like experts in a very short time. At the end of the month the girls showed off theirnewly acquired skills by put- ting on a water show for the benefit of the townspeople . S. Dean C. Doving S Because of the cold and inclem- ent weather during Volleyball practice, the gym was taken over by both boys and girls. Mole and Female prowesswere tested as each one in the mixed teams did his best for his side. Under the combined efforts of Miss Pier- son and Mr. Snyder andwith the introduction of new rules, the season passedall tooquickly . ' ' 1 'A it '3FQ 5Ul' Aug RS' S '91, il ASSE! Edcuanel ........... FIRST ROW M Gladdlng G Calderaz J Bernardnn S Calvert G Frances B Fry L Emgenburg M Ackles SECOND ROW W Gomez M Dlaz R Groom B Brannon E Andrews T Brown D Davus THIRD ROW M Jameson E Borchert G Adams L Hodges B Galloway L Ellls B Harmlton A Hop kms NOT SHOWN D Allen B Barkow G Casfro 5 Cross idfdfld af 56 .Q is 'wif f X I N I 5 o S X! v The Jumorclass confrxbuted much to the F H S pro gram of 55 The Junior Jump wlfh Its foofball fheme topped off The homecoming game Turning the cameras on the Junior-Senior Prom we saw a farewell long to be remembered 521 XSD L Vice Pres. J. Kennedyp Treas. N. lkninog Secty. K. Telferg Pres. E. Orr. 62 ? f l FIRST ROW L Knott J Longford A Kogc, D Nlelson R WHO!! D Nix SECOND ROW M Mal' surnoto R Johnson J Knoche B Rowlmson N O Neal P McDowell D McDowell J Knmball THIRD ROW D Mendel R Parkinson V McPherson K Kung J Johnson R Roll F Orr M Molina FOURTH ROW G Bolsclalr M PGYINICIN J Kennedy F Nelson NOT SHOWN C Langford M Lnnkow Lewls J Newman L Osuno H Ponkow FIRST ROW L Srmth, M Whlfe, M Sowday, J Sfubblefaeld, S Tcnouye, S Simpson, P Tockenoga SECOND ROW K Telfer,N U-nuno,A Ross, T Wood,W Wade, .I Woferx, H Salgado, N Woolsren hulme THIRD ROW T Thlele, J Walker, R Schober, R Rupe, C Weber, G Soudon NOT SHOWN M. Sclvoherra, L Scrape, R Scott, E Shaw, M Srmfh, E Voorhees, D Wulbur, P Wulson .p 2 ' ,I .K 1 - w ' ' V . ' Q. YA 1 ' , 3 T 5 . 3 4 , ,, A A-7 ' or - , J ' 4 '-9 . ,. -f Q, 1 I 4 l 1 V ..' .. -- A p r -Q 'J ' I U X 1 , I . A. I ' ' ' ' 4 : 1 ' V . , - '- -44 I v K5 .. Q' , , . : . , . , . . , . , . . : . - . , . I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Z . , . , . , . . : . , . , E. , . , . , . . l TN-.N FIRST ROW L Gibson C Flala C Brbb L Baldwm J Garwood C Davlng M Gilbert C Chaney SECOND ROW J Beck J Branch D Casteel G Cross D Gnbson R Brooks D Frye L Nelson C Beresford THIRD ROW R Adams R Brannon L Bragg R Gooch T Brannon W Davis P Galloway P Donohoo T Dammann D Floyd P Clancy NOT SHOWN D Bell S Bnerley J Brown P Clancy J Corn S Dean Z4w9SZafwaf 57 The Sophomore class presented one of the most mteres tang and unusual features of the year A Mardi Gras set the scene and gay decoratuons were displayed Those attending came dressed In gay and gaudlly colored mas querade costumes I' Y Nr Pres. S. Lucierg Treas. P. Klaviterp Secy. C. Davingg Vice Pres. W. Martinez. 64 'LN FIRST ROW J Mahr J Clark J Hell J Hecock J Grant H Hmchlrff P Klavrter T Fleming, E Boen SECOND ROW J Lugo, L Havens L lordon D Johnson J Newlove J Kemp D Kramer R Harada F Lessman J Morse C Newman THIRD ROW L Magee H McClain D Lucrer A Jameson S Cope, P Masters T Linton D McMamgrll W Martinez W Murray L Harvey, H Meza R Lowell NOT SHOWN N Hers A Hudson G Lewis L Marek F Malmo ' V' Hr- ag,-. . , un., FIRST ROW: M. Williams, C. Wilson, S. Shultz, S. Petty, N. Painter, L. Stryson, C. Staude, A. Nix, M Stoggs. SECOND ROW: P. Turnbull, P. Summit, G. Parham, F. Willicrns, L. Trultt, B. Patrick, G. Vance, B. Shaw, C. Story. THIRD ROW: R. Rafter, D. Russell, J. Schooley, J. Vlasek, A. Ward, F. Wallace, R. Wells, G. Null, M. Portillas, T. Rodriguez, B. Parham. NOT SHOWN: B. Parker, D. Peterson, B.Sanders, W. Smith, P. Thurman, C. Tritchka, W. Spohn. UVM is... is 'IQ' 'in- 'U-Q-N FIRST ROW S Beattie L Almond E Gonzales H Beggs A Francus J Conway M Erreca L Borchert SECOND ROW R Foster D Burkel J Denyes A Castro J Dlamond T Capra M Bell D Coy THIRD ROW L Armes H Bell R Gladdlng G Fraser J Andrews J Brannon B Bacon G Bowen NOT SHOWN A Archambeault A Conway C Cummmgs N Fleld F Grantham maleaw of 557 Puttmg the spotlught on the class of 58 new faces and talent were seen around the campus Backward clothes halrbows shoeshlne klts ond no llpstick made them stand out among their classmates durmg anitratnon week Shmlng shoes carrying books on thelr heads and recltlng school cheers from memory were taken In strnde The dance into whuch these hard-workmg Freshmen put so much time and effor.l was attended and enloyed by many nuff' Damondg Sec. M. Levering. V. Pres., R. Uchimurag Pres., T. Sawdayp Treas., J. --an-eq an 'lr gli 5? 1 A X FIRST ROW P SECOND ROW Haselwood O McGloshen M Nyholt B Juelson E Langford S Mallory D Morreth M Nelson D Lohmer R Konser J Horns G Lmdfel? C Lancaster McDowell H Mann THIRD ROW D Hedges, E Hansen R Hodges, B McGloshen B Levenng J Gushn G Larson L Hurry L Muller NOT SHOWN C Moon R Morreth P Malone P Kemp D Metzger,F McClain FIRST ROW. N Tumor, E Sfonek, J Powell, L Orcuft, R Trunmell, R Story, T Sawday, F Wonzurk SECOND ROW L. Selbrode, R Turnbull, D Uchlmura,D Sounders THIRD ROW W Thurber,V Knoche,B Johnslon, D Roach,T Rlce, D Stcude, D Smlth, F Tokenogo, J Soudon NOT SHOWN C Poul,A Paper, K Rutter, M Sayre,A Waller, H Whole D Robanxon,C Rall, S Taylor, R Sfeclzler, P Sochse, A Ray, an r , f Q , .V v V, 'a- I 3: FI -5 gr, 4 f- , ., , W: I ,A L '- .54 4 1' ' -X ',-9 K- -- kj ' 6' ' ,i.. . 'K ' .. - 4 . xg, K V X . . LQ, ,I I I ,H . A A 3 Q -1 '- ' - ,Y 1 F ., l 5 . . thx'-lr . - I . J 'l .' ' t V D' 1 J ' ' . l ' .4 r ' , f , , L- ' 9. I- ' V R i . L 'V X Y , v I -- l 1 ' 4 fi E ', ' X I A , . ,L 1' V , fit' 4 ' 0 N 3 'TJ , ' 1 1 gf ' V -T 1 V , . , , K f ' Q X lmsfff' , N . K A J , V X x M or ., ,F ..h, S Xx - 4 , F - - K . ' ' .f l DA xx -l, : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , H. , . , . . : . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . xi XL ,A '- ,A x 1 S ' ' lx- s ' V A . . -XJ ' i xxx, , 1 Q- rt ' ,, A 0 x .g K I i ' ,gi ,fi T a. K. f 1 l SENIDBS ,f , 'r 4 K V . mw- Mr. Seoy, Mrs. Croonquisf, Mr. Vix fit.. ls Mr'-l 'L N zamfatma Secy., D. Gollowayi Pres., .Q .1 T. Wilburg V. Pres., J. Forsyfhg Trees., N. Heald. --5 11 . 'UQ ef Q X I gl GEORGE ALMONED School is iust another one of those things. Hi-Y 3,4 Tennis 3,4 Boys' League I,2,3, 4 Spanish Club 3 ALICE BANKS Pretty eyes, pep, friendliness. G.A.A. Spanish Club l,2 Girls' League Council 3,4 Tomdtawlr 3 Song Leader 3 F.H.A. 3 26 L., . I A . I E I all .T .4 WALTER AMSLER MARY JEAN ARENAS CONNIE BAKER Always teasing everyone A lot of fun to have around. A carrot top, with a friend is his way of having fun. G.A.A. I,2,3,4 with every freclcle. Spanish 3 Spanish Club l,2 Drill Team F-F.A. l,2,3,4 Booster Club I Girls' League l,2 3 4 Band l,3 Tomahawk 2 Football Manager 3 F.I'I.A. 3 Track I,2,3 Song Leader 3 EDITH BARKOW Always laughing, always gay, she helps to send your troubles away. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Moccasin Staff 3,4 French Club I,2,3,4 Drill Team l,2 Song Leader 3 I JOHN BERNARDIN Wonder is the seed of Science. Football I, 3,4 C.S.F. l,2 Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council I House of Rep. 2, 4 Warrior Head 4 NANCY BUSH Life is short, but so am G.A.A. I Nobhill Players Booster Club I Drill Team I fe' 'ie' if S.-1 I DO LO RES CALAC E DWARD CALAC Rather quiet, a shy little smile, Modest boy, shy and coy, looking happy all the while. Football is his only ioy. G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Baseball I,2,3,4 Booster Club l Football i,2,3,4 F.H.A. 3 Girls' League l,2,3,4 Boys' League 3, 4 EDWARD CLANCY LEONARD CLANCY A wolfish gleam in his eye. If at first you don't succeed, Basketball I there are plenty of other girls. Football l,2,3,4 Swimming 3,4 Track l,2 Baseball 4 Boys' League 3,4 Boys' League 3,4 LUCILLE CAPRA Her smiles all end with a giggle. Pep Committee 4 C. S. F. 4 Girls' League 4 Student Court 4 French Club 4 14164 AUGUST CLANCY A demon in disguise Football I 2 3 rack House of Rep Class Treas Pres Home Room 0,0 3656047 NOLEN COY A personality all his own. Band I C.C.C. 3,4 Boys' League3,4 'F' A DQWAN NA CRABTREE A twinkle in her eye and friendship in her smile. C.S.F . 3,4 Knob Hill Players V.P. 4 House of Rep. 3 A.S.B. Vice Pres.4 C.S.F. Treas. 4 Cheerleader in Nur Y: ':r NANCY DONAHUE JOE EARNSHAW JERRY EAST Soft-spoken plus sparkling Happy-go-lucky, easy going, l'm not lazy, l'm iust not blue eyes. doesn't forpt a thing worth in a hurry. G.A.A. l,2,3,4 knowing. Moccasin Staff 4 Moccasin Staff 3,4 Washington, D.C. l ,2 Booster Club I French Club l,2,3,4 Football hkmager 4 Track Team 2,3,4 Editor of Moccasin 4 Swimming Manager 4 Swimming 2,3,4 Drill Taem l,2 Swimming 4 House of Rep. l,2 C.S.F 4 Baseball 3,4 Class Vice Pres. 3 Boys' League 3,4 DONNA GALLOWAY CHARLE NE GANT JO ANN GARWOOD An ingenuious gal who will Her hair md all, figure, clothes Real swell gal, gods of one, always be a pal from SEVENTEEN, it seemed slightly poised lots of fun. Warrior Head 4 she rose. G.A.A. Pres. 3 Student Council 3,4 Spanish 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Class Secretary 3,4 Girls' League Council3,4 Girls' League Council 4 Girls' State 3 Warrior Head 4 Warrior Head 4 A.S.B. Treasurer 4 Student Council House of Rep. 4 1,2 SX 4 House of Rep. 3 ,e W- ire' , '37 V fl fs? f-A se we 1, ,. , JEAN NE FO RSYTH l want what I want when l want it. Booster Club l Girls' League Council 2 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Tomahawk Staff 3,4 Class Vice Pres. 4 JUDY GIBBS Smooth clothes. . .a merry Hello G.A.A. l,2 Booster Club I Drill Team l fax.: - Sh C-'lf' A N-.1 Q'-n JUNE GONZALES A cheerful word a friendly smile Glee Club Journalism G A A Flag Twlrler 234 234 NANQCY HEALD Her fabulous smile always sty e. Cheerleader Class Treasurer 2 4 House of Rep. Girls League Council 3 4 Warrior Head Nob Hill Players 3 ANN GORDON A personality that catches your attention Moccassln Staff Booster Club Tomdiawk Drill Team Girls League ABQ M VX, Ni' A0 5 EDGAR HOSTETTER Who said it was impossible I graduated. Que LQ... BETTE HARADA MARGARET HAVINS Love labor md Iaudi A S B Secretary 4 C S F President Warrior Head C S F G A A Class Secretary House of R ppl, .fl VM A home ln her mmd Can no evil thought fund G A A Spanish Club Glee Club Girls League wwf Mm M if .rug MY df gee!! Slam. Mn WILLIAM HROCH There s no place like home once in a while. Tennis Football Basketball Swimming Baseball Baseball Football Cadet Corp Tomdwawlz 2 3 4 Boys League 3-5 fu. X Q5 - , An. 5, -1 , -. A kr. V 11 I' PATSY KING She has a pleasant way and that s enough to say. F . H .A . Girls League 2 Booster Club 'Syl' PATSY KlN lcame, lsaw, dnow f l'm leaving. Enterpri H Glee 3 Girls 3,4 Qi amz ROBERT MAPES I wonder how it feels to be ignorant? Spanish Club 2,3,4 Warrior Head 4 French Club I A.S.B. President 4 c.s.r. 1,2,3,4 , v ,Q-f nv- lfx 'UL' RICHARD KOGA DONNA LANKOW Quiet n' good natured,loves Speech is silver, silence basketball. is golden. F.F.A. Vice Pres. 3,4 G.A.A. 4 Track Captain 2,3 Tomahawk 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Girls' League 4 Football Track sHlyU2Y blzoowsu Quie and friend , I BRUCE McEACHERN As friendly as they come. Basketball 4 Boys' League 4 Dance Committee 4 Track 4 MAXI NE LUGO A calm, sweet girl in life's busy whirl. G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Booster Club l F.H.A. 4 Spanish Club 3 Girls' League EVERETT MCGEHEE Always a big hello for all, Always trys to be on the ball. Tennis 2,3,4 Boys' League 3,4 'la 'nga BUCK McMANIGll'.L Why agree when there 's room for cn argument? Tomdiawk 2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 ' Swimming I2 ,3,4 House of Rep. 4 ARTHUR PENTICO Fleet as a deer- Luck o' the Irish. Spanish Club 3,4 French Club l,2 Cross County 4 Football l,2 Track l,2,3,4 -sf VIRGINIA MILLER Makes friends with ease, Keeps them without difficulty. Nob Hill Players 3 Glee Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Girls' League 3,4 THOMAS POWELL Well, here I arn girls. French4Club 2,3,4 Football 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Boys' League 3,4 ALEME DA MOON That charming way and sunny smile make her friendship well worthwhile. Glee Club I,2,3 Booster Club I Drill Team 2 G.A.A. 2 Girls' League I,2,3,4 MARVIN MULLER Napolean was a small man too French Club l,2,3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Booster Club I Hi Y 4 plfbfdfl an ,fs ,. ,X 61. LL. Q7 LEILANI QUINN Sweet and sedate: always on time, never late. Glee Club 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Girls. League 3,4 VA C-,jf ff ' XXX QZff'CK6'2'l LJ! fx CARO LYN RAWLI N SO N Well liked by all who know her. G.A.A. 4 Girls' League 4 'sa kv Yza WILLIAM ROBINSON A knack for mischief. MARY ELLEN STANDERFER Quiet, but oh, how nice JOHN STANDERFER If physique makes a man, Boys' League 4 to know. he is lord over all. Football 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Tomahawk 3,4 F.F.A. l,2 Booster Club l Boys' League 3 ,4 Glee Club l Football I ,2,3 Girls' League l,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Baseball I WILLIAM TURLEY MARY UCHIMURA SHlG UCHIMURA One smile from him, the Delightful, delectable, Because a mon does not talk ladies swoon. delovely. is no reason he has nothing House of Rep. 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 to say. Spanish Club 2 Girls' League l,2 3 4 F.A.A. l,2,3,4 Boys' League l,2,3,4 G.H.A. 2,3 Track 3 Maiorette 3 Boys' League 3,4 Drum Maiorette VERNON TRITCHKA Work fascinates meg I could sit and watch it for hours. Pres. Hi-Y 4 Track l,2 Basketball 3 Swimming l,2,3,4 House of Rep. 3 Student Court 4 ANNABELLE VINE Always smiling and agreeable G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Booster Club 3 Tomahawk Staff 3,4 ofm Team 1,2 Girls' League I,2,3,4 L. ff- ui -454' Xi 66' y 'E JANICE WANN Quick with the answers. G.A.A. l,4 Nob Hill Players 3,4 Booster Club 3 Glee Club l,2 Drill Team 2 Girls' League l,2,3,4 TIMOTHY WILBUR His smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back. House of Rep. 2 Cheif Justice 3 Class Vice Pres. 3 Class Pres. 4 Warrior Head 4 DARWYN WANN Nice big guy Intelligent--Oh Myl Football l,2 Basketball l,2,3 Boys' League 3,4 HAROLD WILSON Sincere, conscientious, a loyal friend. F.F.A. l,2,3,4 F.F.A. Pres. 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Football 3 Track 2,3 BEVERLY WARD Genuine.......... Quiet sincerity JUDITH WHITE Gal with the golden hair ever friendly--ever fair. Girls' League l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2 F.H.A. 3,4 Tomdmawl: Staff 3 Girls' League I,2,3,4 Siam gg JOAN WOOD Blushing is the color of virtue. G.A.A. l F.H.A. l Booster Club l Girls' League 4 X. N K Nt ww,.,,,X YT' Q' 3 ,X -417' GEORGE YACKEY No taller than his many achievements. Warrior Head 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Moccasin Staff 4 Student Council 2,3,4 House of Rep. I Boys' League 4 17 5 D.. 14-r'4.:' A , -'Q 14 X :rf f!! if I f- . KS 1 'N4 x x HU 1 I, A -' 51 Lv S ,i I I 5 x A F, f . ' J 'f 1 Q ' -P C 4 , ,PF-' 1' -. A Y- I , 511' I 1. : ' 5 A 'F nf? 4 11:-MLC 9 A nf' ' Q Q , t' A ' I : A A .h.?'L4 , if 1- . K Z ' W . 'ef NEATEST Warren Esfes ' Charlene Gan BEST ATHLETE Jo Ann Garwoocl Ecl Calac MOST CO URTEO US Bette Harada John Bernardin MOST TACTF UL Donna Galloway John Sfanderfer WITTIEST Wm iii MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nolen Coy I Edith Barkow MOST TALENTED Leilani Quinn Buck McMonigill Bill Turley Alice Banks if 7 E 15.7 i' DOES MOST FOR SCHOOL MOST POPULAR DaWanna Crabtree Lulu Capra Bob Mapes George Yackey MOST POISED Nancy Dondwue Vernon Tritchka 146344 FRIENDLIEST Nancy Heald Joe Earnshaw PEPPIEST Tim Wilbur Virginia Miller BEST LOOKING BIGGEST FLIRT Peggy Havms Leonard Clancy Sonny Wdhh Jeanne Forsyth it-f T iv-X X ,J ,Q Q f Q 1955 Moccasin staff including Mrs Agnes Haskell, Faculty Advisor, Nancy M Q , Donahue, Editor, and Mr. Kenneth Stevener, Yearbook Consultant. YEARBOOKS, INC. publishers of yearbooks exclusively for over twenty-two years. It is with a great deal ofpride that we point to the 1955 Moccasin of Fallbrook Union High School as the umpteenth edition we have serviced, and the first edition of this book to be served by us as Southern California representative of Myers Year- books, Inc. Coming to you, years hence, are recollections which only your 1955 Moccasin can arouse. . .your campus. . .your year, your work, your fun. . .your personalities. . .your achievements. And with this Moccasin comes to us a iust pride that our efforts will preserve your Fallbrook High School days within your easy reach. It has been a genuine pleasure to work with Mrs. Agnes Haskell, Faculty Advisor, Nancy Don- ahue, Editor, and the staff, and to have had the full support of Mr. Wm. I. Hutchison, Principal. -Kenneth C. 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