4 mah
mfg,
,qv , U ,
Q?
,N if
D'
.Au
'Awimgga ,L K., , , -
5'ei.v45 . " x ,
iwmx, lg Lf' '
"llama,
--...,..
-ighx
, 14.
i
J
5
J. 1
, X ff
, , Ai 1 1, ' Q'
I
' ,
' ,. :ai H
' "1-.
g.
fu I
.
,f 1
X ,
Q A .2
' wr
,
it
H
FONT. A
HIGH 'NA
SLHOQL
fl y .
1 ,
'fi A Q
.gf
,QF :
2
A.:
liigm
Ei!
......-...
!EI
:ww 2
861
11
I!!!
EHHH
El
V 1
.. ,.,,
'Z
, ..
1 ' . S I ,
, . , ..,g,:, .H it-va X , .
,, .3 ..., ,Wm-A.M1uuw dQgf.MJ-4-... W ,i.w-maui: M 'iv? m.n Q-mnvwai'-tuniwias-. , 10
W , ., . v .. . . , 'W ' W
2 b ,www V X N' , -il4gp:5,:.3j :,,i5i5?5..5 1 395 .:51Ff5jgiQg5?ewfff:': ,',:f4?'HfZQ5, L Q ,QV .ifb'+y,,,wmx-gbklggiiv yw my 3,12gW,Qhg:,,5 4 WT NMA
- - , , ' I L. N-ai V y '1g."3 I-gg -nfl ff -1 ,U- . 'd:.'u- Y' 2 fm .' , " ' ' V ,
' '514Ei7W5'Lff.,MQ1Q+-lawn'nw 'lwqfgfiiflgf Sv -W"'Mff"ww'5'v'm'51lagging ' ,NW ,RY -,,,,.,,,.,..,. ., M.-A ...Q--'
I , A , Lvl ,,. mug. , wm,,--- ,,.f,,,,: ' 'Y " """""""""""""k" '
Q J.
BML
,V 1
A X' 4 "gf
W
q ., 'mx
sf .
2 U' if ,Y A
A - Q , ma!
gl 'Ml if
h- ,,-.w,,,A,W,,w-Tw V ,,YY VVVV Y iw i V VVVV f V Y i if W ' . , H H V
.gif ilpflmil' 5 .- .,-. M: 2.4.1 4-,..m..-,.- .V-.......-, ' ' " H ' ---Y---, , ,, ,,,W , iv Y W KY S- nw
h,m
L
SF 5
if
1
5 51- .
i L
y ,
5
g
P ,
I 6
W -.
N-A w.,
mv
f
s
1
S Ty BW M
I
1 1 .
M I Q
- -'N 1-
v" v
- - W 7' , .4 'ff A 'f' 'Wv5fx1f2f "ws'
X -If
Z !, j f . A , if
at V ..,, ,
. rv gi, Q M "', 4
' - 11 'FF3 , I 5,555
nm 7, f A
,KA Av
.njgfyv
. 977 I J M ,,
3 M . :Q--fm-14
" lx , . ,M
,kv ' . ,I 'K
Q , :gf
L 1'
' ', Z., I
,A I
N544-,.,.
W
,..,5.g
a.,g- .
wN-.M
..
w ,
Zfmlfsn
,N
-ei
1 xx
, Qs
gi, 1 1,12 ij?
. 1 Q
ik?--'T'
fs
Hxwgv
. my
41
Y
1
4
w
1
1
M ,
' - U
MWU 4 T
M W ' fgggyy
' 1,7 1 ML
fgf,fv,9fm14f!"V3" if "'! , I X I L J D
Wi ffw Offffwfhlf W
r yi , J I A if" F Jw 7 I
, V1 f 4,,,,77Lff fm WM!! fcxizi
, ' WXAMLLM, ,L if I v,!,f ,U -J1,4,f ,
f jpg! LJWMV X W auf
:MW 'A A n We 2
. ffgvlff-J nfl , J f!51,f,f,f'V Mbit
M7,ZZ!,,,,.,f Mlbfwv Ogg! Q
f"W'jff!l M, 0 f-
, Lax! cl ' ' pf'
L bv , ff
YINL
ALT- 6
A 11
,0,LMf'j-X, fy
1- rp L
A jnfff-1' K'
f. LL, V- ' '
W ,
,7 Y
zdv"
, ,
.55 Qflfffrf A
4.1
jf ,f MIM
4
I
. I A
Q-
2 l.
KJ
fl!
f
Elf,
fiykfjlv C
gi J
X
,Qj
Ln
',f
'x
X.,
fm "L ""!!'zy
. 77 f-7 N I' V il
QiWm,,,: -, ,A,-A f +,"w,. , H, .
, 1, X v ,
l 1
I. , , I,
1 'Hx
1
' I
f- ff V
,lk ,
J! 17
., ,I 'lj jjMAL,Y,,A,, iff' 111'
. - f. ,,
ff. .fSfw21fT51ff,xiLLJ
.1. Y-
I' ily -I, 1311,-
, Fw N
1
, 1
1 I
,.,.
, ,.7.,
, ,
1
Xmplfjf if jjvu
Y ,Wu jo
f 7 if
ff'
xYvp'A I fy, 'z 1-U -Amiga
5---H 'Tf.f'LN +f,.iVC!""J ' 4 I 2 ZF
7. -Fx 'C1f'ff,iZ'L74'.jN2"4C7'.g'l2J5ff-3 J
U C
ff 1
K-Q 2
X 'YJ 'Sn
m 'gi SVN
,i L 4 , Q
1 TW 'fa
XJ ....
f LW
Q3 l
. ,N . -
Q- xy 4 I, V-
,zpvf
- f
3. ' '
ii teak. QQ :Q
, F9 k.-
,
X X fs
-Q J Mi? 'QQ
4,0 -
Q2 gc
- Cf EQ, T E! Sci fi X
QQ f C KK
Sqn is j H Xe hi AELLJ if .gif
if '- - Y' . ' 1 ,.-fi I '
'Y Ci f QF lcv X fs
qw A M gc 5 FQ , . CQYJ
:gg 3 1 X C, . Ch: ci
152. Avy 2' Eff, 'V
QQ -- C-w X . Cxi ff, A H pq?
A ,, em Rv A LC , Q,
1 'Q 'ef '
5 ff
ai, 7 X
' Cp
" - X. '-3 -
ix C"" C
3 R is wif?
.J -"' 1: I
all AF G,
Q T
Q Q2
Q'
w tj w
F' ' gc""'
TDT' C-AW ,Z x- I
' . ' cj' ' A
' 2.4 L- Cf' CQ
.X x 4:0
Q. O
' 2
V x
Qxb-Ffa
L' R
g 1
M .
if Z
Q-J
.Q - if
fQ
Ge., ,2 ,xx
C, .
if Qmisq
-Qi
'Q
4
1
N
F
C
N 1961
0l"QlfUOI"
We the members of the yearbook staff of Fontana High School publish the Fohi as a record of our
work, our play, our accomplishments, and our ideals. We are proud of our school and its traditions, and
we hope that the friends we've made and the knowledge we've gained will always remain with us.
This is our sixth anniversary. We have passed through the uncertainties and confusions of early child-
hood, we face into the future. We can look with pride on these past six years of development and achieve-
ment during which we have watched generations of students, fresh and inexperienced, come through our
gates and leave with a deeper understanding of what lies ahead. For the wisdom, friendship, and loyalty
which you have inspired in us, we, the yearbook staff present to you, the Fohi, this record of our sixth year.
Sheri-Le Pope
Editor
30166
0
Confen la
aculiy 81 academics .
rgcmizotions
ighlighfs .
ntellects .
Sz Li lQ6!iC6lf86
fo
W iam
QQLJQI'
We the students of Fontana High School will soon
realize how deeply we should be indebted to teach-
ers who guide us through our years at Fohi. We will
know that what they have given, at great personal
sacrifice, can never be repaid, not only because of its
great magnitude, but also because of its ever-present
influence in our lives.
With such an emphasis on education as we have
today, the Fohi yearbook staff wishes to dedicate this
book to someone who through sustained effort has
done a magnificent iob as a classroom teacher and
as a friend. We know that our choice not only will
meet with popular approval from students but also it
will be regarded by his fellow workers as a well-
deserved honor.
As a teacher of Driver Education and World
Geography to incoming sophomores, College His-
tory to outgoing seniors, and German to many others,
his instruction has been of the highest caliber. Almost
every feminine student who has ever been in his
class has had a "crush" on him. And many a male
pupil has learned to respect his iudgment as an
athletic coach. While he was participating in the
Junior-Senior tug-of-war, it was difficult for any stu-
dent to distinguish him from his muddy senior team-
mates.
May his success continue through the years. This
dedication of the l96l Fohi is iust one way we
can say . . . thank you . . .
William Reuter.
l -j
Il
Cpliofsen fo
Leading citizens of Fontana
are elected to the Board of Edu-
cation by the voters to act for
the public in operating the Ernest Rucqmfield
schools. The board meets twice Asslsmnl Superintendent
monthly and sets policies, de-
Dr. J. Roland lngraham Jr.
supermtendem termines financial budgets, sets
tax rates, and approves all personnel appointments.
Dr. J. Roland lngraham Jr. acts as executive secretary of the board by
carrying out their decisions in his capacity of superintendent.
Many new policies were carried out through the year. The administrative
offices at Fohi were completely reorganized at the beginning of the school year.
Fohi's principal for eight years, Ernest R. Camfield, was promoted to assistant
superintendent. W. Deane Wiley, ex-principal of Fontana Junior High school,
took over Camfield's position at the high school.
Parents and interested citizens are always welcome to attend board meet-
ings and visit the schools. The superintendent, board, and personnel are always Theodore G, Grieder
, , I l Assistant Superintendent
Interested In working for the welfare and education of the youth of Fontana.
Robert Olsen Robert Dopf, Dr. Gerald Mraz, Mrs. Frieda Murray, and Walter Wachtel, Board of
Board President Education members,
12
guiafe M
Wilmar H. Grossbach
Assistant Principal
Robert M. Redfield
Assistant Principal
l
Under the direction of Principal
W. Deane Wiley, administrators
assumed new positions to run Fohi
more efficiently.
Wilmar H. Grossbach was pro-
moted from counselor to assistant
principal. Mrs. Esther Steelman,
ex-counselor, took the iob of Dean
of Girls. The position of registrar was given to
George E. Henney, ex-math instructor.
Eric Birch, Charles F. Massey, and Robert M.
Redfield took charge of the Guidance Center and
served as counselors to the students. They advised
students on their high school curriculum, future plans
in college, and helped them in finding outside part-
time work. Besides being advisors of education,
counselors were often called upon to help solve
many of the personal problems of high school
students.
Administrators have a maior role in the educa-
tion of youth today. Without the service and guid-
ance of these people, it would be impossible for
students to achieve not only success in high school
but also in the future in whatever field they choose.
Fohi can be well proud of its administrators who
serve the students, citizens, and the country in
turning out the best-educated Americans possibie.
Charles F. Massey, Robert M. Redfield, and Eric Birch, counselors
13
W. Deane Wiley
Principal
Mrs. Esther Steelman
Dean of Girls
George E. Henney
Registrar
f vc
4 X 9 . up V.
an il
A, .M ,.
,MQ .W
ig'
-. . - V ' ,. , -f-- 'rv-
Qg, I " 7 Qjpgtgg 4 L"g1i
W .N '
H V X' 1 . '-Sri W.
at U 'A
fm fs it Wm? fklqarax
if Dwi , f A", N' ' .-
A 535' F ""W3n25'2 ,f'5Ai:f,z
ww' W 1?
4 4
6
. ,I -M
s ' Neff W5
? 4 ft 7 i 'QW
Z W Q
W 5 A
Af J
vw .
1
, ,
. E ? ,
' I - 1
J if , V i W 1
kx.j ew, Q
" " X LPN , ,
u
'sh - 4 .V mf, 1
1
i
1
x
Y
I
A
4
if 9
4 Vmsiatiivifbfi? ,
, T '
, W A ,LA ' 5
I I :A .
W gm 4'7" 11
-Q., In
'if J-
,,
Q
.f Wgwxf-'-'9'1n ' '
1
y f 1
4?---J" ,..' -
' ' 'Q . Y ef
, 4
,Na if , wif,
F if 1' 5 ,E 4 Q XJ' x
'W-X ' fi X it 4 9 l
f f ti 1 U
.C
4
1 6
r
17
KENNETH CARTZDAFNER
Univ. of So. Calif.,
Claremont Grad. School,
B.A., M.A.
Uafuagk .xdcacfemic urricu u'-
FRED C. WHITLEDGE "Whal do you mean you can'l say ain'l? I say il all the lime."
Univ. of Oregon,
Claremont Grad. School,
B.S., M. Ed.
STANLEY R. SAGE
Calif. Slale
Polylechnic College
B.S., M.A.
WILLIAM WHITE
DENNIS W. RUBLE
Illinois Stale
Normal University,
Colorado Stole
B.S., M.S., Ed.D.
ANITA MANELL
Univ. of Calif. at
Los Angeles
B.Ed.
Pepperdine College DEAN C. NEWELL
s.A. -
Grinnell College,
Drama crew prep
Univ. of Minn.
B.A., M.A.
milairea .gcfofara
Juniors struggle through term papers, seniors through
Shakespeare, and the new sophomores learn the standard rules
of English grammar.
Besides the drab everyday routine of spelling, diagram-
ming sentences, and writing essays English students have time
to learn of American literature and its heritage through the
generations. Students study the writings of great authors and,
in part, relive the happenings of Shakespeare's time. The
instructors feel writing is a necessary exercise to implant on
the students' minds the formal rules of the language pupils
speak each day.
Drama is also a part of the department and there students
are able to learn the fundamentals of theater production and
the behind the stage rules. The classes help with the senior
and iunior class plays as well as the annual operetta.
Accents and walks are only part of the learning done in
drama class in addition to the extra-curricular activities.
LOUIS P. MALORY
DePaul Univ.,
Univ. of Redlands
B.A., M.A.
PHILIP J. HENRY
Univ. of Redlands
B.A.
GARL
AND ROGERS
Hastings College,
Col
ora do State
B.M., M.A.
for another production
'I9
NEVILLE V. ABRAHAM JR.
Rutgers University
B.A.
DONNA L. BARRICK
Long Beach State
B.A,
JOHN R. SANFORD
Univ. of Calif.,Berkeley
B.A.
BETH YOUNT
Stout State College,
Los Angeles State
B.S.
Olllellla Grd of j0l'l'l,0I'l'0ll!
Appetizing aromas from the homemaking building
draw many hungry students. This is of no avail for they
find all of the food gone, eaten by the hungry cooks.
Homemaking department classes range from cooking
and sewing to decorating and child care.
MADELYN V. SHAW
St. Joseph College
B.S.
All ready to put in another batch.
MARGUERITE STEWART
Arizona Slate
B.S.
You too can learn how to sew.
Bill Cawlfleld enllghtens parents Dave Harris and Mrs.
Leonard Slayton on new methods of teachings.
Sfriuing for ccuracy
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
are mere trivialities in the math department. More com-
mon terms to geometry, trig, and algebra students are
theorems, sine and cosine, and exponents. Fohi students,
whether sophomores or seniors, can always be seen in
the math hall- among members of the "human wall"
cramming for tests. What they're really trying to do is
get theanswers from someone who has already taken
the test.
Math students can always be found discussing earth-
shaking problems in their classes such as how tall a tree
is if its shadow is a given length. These may seem like
unimportant, silly things to study at the time students are
taking the various subiects, but many of these same
students who made fun of the courses will use these
same problems in their life's work as physicists, archi-
-tects, and teachers.
BILL CAWLFIELD
Univ. of Calif. at los Angeles
Claremont Grad. School HARRY WERSON
Mankato State College
Son Diego State College
B.A., M.A.
B.A., M.A.
L. F. ARMSTRONG Al- ZAMSKY
Univ. of Calif. at San Francisco State College
Santa Barbara Ul1lV- of Ulah
B.A. B.A., M.S.
ROBERT C. JOHNSTON
Ball State Teachers
College LARRY BLEVINS
B.S. Colorado State
B.A., M.A.
Calculators do the work for math students.
JAMES HANDGIS
Arizona State Univ
ogg? Suifo an
JUDITH VAILL
New Haven State
Teachers College
I f s.s.
"Eh
, R-
BERNICE KNOBLOCH
Eastern Michigan
University
B.S.
Min J A X 0 wn air
VIVIAN OLIVER
Whittier College
B.A.
Basketball, tennis, archery, and modern dance are a few of the
many sports offered in the girls' physical education department.
The heat, wind, and rain always make the outdoor sports a little
more enioyable. Swimming is not so bad, except for those beautiful suits,
wet hair, and the few dunks in the pool - clothes and all.
CHARLOTTE MUMFORD
Sacramento State
B.A.
P.E. is generally enioyed by all.
The witty, light-hearted teachers
add a certain touch to make physi-
cal education fun.
AUS SNYDER
Pomona College
B.A.
LES NAGLER
Occidental College
B.A.
DOUGLAS A. DISHNO
Adams State College,
Univ. of So. Calif.
B.A., M.S.
RICHARD DRAKE
Univ. of Calif.
B.A.
l9Ag5ica! .lfnefifi an
H45 0 IGM!
. With the beginning of the year, the Boy's
Physical Education department added intra-class
competition in physical fitness events. The sopho-
mores, iuniors, and seniors worked to defeat their
competitors in push-ups and sit-ups as well as 50-
and lO0-yard dashes.
ln addition, the boys take part in the usual
football and basketball games. A vital part of
the physical education training for sophomores is
six weeks in the driver training car. Teachers take
classes of driver training and there instruct three
or four students at an time in the rules of the road.
At the end of the year there are three weeks
of co-education activities where the boys and girls
team up or against each other in volleyball games
and badminton games. Swimming is also a part
of the activities in this three-week block as are
the trampoline and softball.
DARREI. TAYLOR
Pepperdine College
B.A.
1
RUSS YOUNG
Univ. of Calif. at
Santa Barbara
B.A.
Hrrry, hurry, iimv clmowi 11,15
.rg an
if 1 1" ,T
f"Tf7""' "'f7'.'7 L." A -J f711:'L.'Q2:'MA'
4
J2Y'fi'IiCi'S, ccvicinxicgtffagp mffdwimac iJr'2:c:!fimg 1
HL IW vw Uiicfxcfi cgiwzedcimrz ofowhr 'zfssinr' in We I1
-, , f . J
1 ' .- . I ' "- - 77 .Z-. ,. '.-, -,J J.
V ' 1 Cm XVI: UWC? AS VN iflfl Jlw: 'ix ffr:f.T4J1vfTYQni1
N: giw:'ME':Ui 51:56, -.cczv-milf IQ'ifmiSEO'5 Sclfiw
j 5ffwi'1Q! iw G:'1'gfc'mf: Nr: virimbers cam Tr
1 10112 Hwy fwffi :5o'wfmQ0w'rk, Nxcsrwgf cf 551
,f Sliinci Cfilwzcl -wi?-::3cX' UWT! Vfflflf Hue
'W ' . 1. , ' 15... .f-U -1'-sf V. J,
wx IM w T3 may wcvc xmccwf, 1. .cum l:.,: ffm.
772 HVXJ, Vw,-NRM - fwqf' rv-f 1-' , -I.-,
14 ,um f2,xy..1.m..c,, .,-K. guy all MCM--
Wwce 1515323 stud:
111,
LEO?-MSU D
Colorado
wx,
7'."'f'1 13"'A13f
1 W. of Ofocjcn
iw fo
poffery , . -
Fohi's extensive fine arts program has produced many
repeating prize-winners in area competitions.
Shutters click as delinquent photographers rush to com-
plete last minute assignments in another phase of the fine
arts department.
Many parents have received gifts
from talented students in ceramics
and crafts classes.
DON BROWN
Pomona College.
Los Angeles State
B.A., M.A.
From here to the frozen food counter in the nearest super-
market.
Under the leadership of their talented director,
Don Eitelman, the band has won many honors in
music festivals.
The beginning band and orchestra also receive
many hours of valuable education in the apprecia-
LEONARD HILL DONALD EITELMAN tion of music.
San Francisco Univ. ot Calif.,
State College Los Angeles
B.A. B.A,
an 6 0 C ea .
RY l N N Y
This is how l treat o broken arm. How would you treat a broken arm? MITJMVCSRCZTS HE R
Los Anqeles
A B.S.
Headaches, stomach a c h e s !
These are all common ailments
treated by Mrs. Mary Christen
Henry, the school nurse.
.gncludfriaf .fdrfa lauded jArou9L Experience
Cars, lamps, bongos, and gear shift knobs
are the results of work by the students enrolled
in the Industrial Arts courses. In Electricity I and
ll the students learn the how and whys of making
electrical units and there are many homes decor-
ated with the proiects.
Houses spring off the drawing board of the
archiectural classes and some day may be built
in to the dream home of the year. Cars are
torn apart and rebuilt to suit the needs and
desires of the owners. There are several classes
available in auto mechanics and repairs.
In woodworking classes boys can be seen
making cedar chests, tables, and other obiects
to adorn their homes. During the course of the
year a contest is held and prizes are awarded
to students who have done outstanding iobs on
their proiects.
Instructor supervises students who are acetylene welding.
JOHN R. YOUNT
Stout State College
B.S.
HAROLD L. KING
HARVEY C. HART Miami Univ.
Univ. of Calif.,
Santa Barbara
B.A.
WILLIAM R. McCLELlAN
Colorado State Univ.
San Jose State
B.S.
Architectural
students
draw plans
for the
dream home
of the
YEUY.
B.S., M.A
MYRL A. HARMAN
Missouri State
Univ. of So Calif
EDWARD CAPPARELLI
Univ. of So. Calif.
B.A., M.S.
ur merican erifage
Nine instructors try to show Fohi students the importance of the inner circle and the
sons for the splitting of the union when history classes begin.
TEC!-
Each Problems of Democracy class went to San Bernardino to tour the courts and learn their
functions, United States History classes learned of their American heritage, while sophomores
enrolled in World Geography prepared for their future studies of the world and its problems.
Explaining the enigmas of early history, instructor Edward Capparelli guides a U.S. History class.
WILLIAM C. REUTER
Univ. of Calif.
B.A., M.A.
RICHARD D. WHINNERY
Univ. of Redlands
San .lose State
B.A., M.A.
ALICE SHAFER
Ripon, Claremont V
ERNEST LEWIS
Bucknell,
Univ. of So. Calif.
B.A., M.A.
Graduate School J. W. TRUAN
B,A, New Mexico Western
ROBERT STEARNS
Pomona College
BIA' MICHAEL C. BITZKO
Univ. of Pittsburgh
B.A., M.A.
N B.A., M.A. RUSSELL FREEMAN
Colgate University
Columbia University
B.A., M.A.
-5,
KAY GESSEL
Univ. of New Mexico
B.S.
Owd, Cpafd, anal Cjomlaoun 5
516
'but'
HOWARD PROUD
South Dakota State
B.B.S.
MAUREEN McGlNNESS
Univ. of Redlands
B.S.
Future Farmer Joe Morris prepares for a fair.
Disecting worms in biology makes science students squirm.
When they become more advanced and take physiology, cows eyes
and cats are used. Loud explosions can always be heard from the
chemistry and physics labs. Ot course, physics students feel they
are the intellects because they're supposedly taking the hardest
class in the science department. But the biology, physiology, and
chemistry students know differently.
Through the agriculture department, the local Future Farmers
of America Chapter was able to win awards in many fairs.
GARY MOUCK
Edinboro State College,
Univ. of Calif. at Los
Angeles, Univ. at Colorado
B.S., MEd., MBS.
This takes brains? How about that, physics students?
DARRELL CHRISTENSEN
Oregon State College
B.B.S.
J
FRANK D. ROBERTSON
B.A.
San Jose State
ies
m.
lf'
.f
Y
K fam'
S' ,.
mags
X
L ,
QQ, f '
. - ' " W , af
L, fy , X 14
W ff' 'T
2,411 .
' W
fffi
5
s
4,
' Q4 'I' ., .-
.:!F3?1' f
., ,. 'Y 1 ZH? f 'fix
Q' , i
'3aWg:?iaQ'E.n-M , 8 Z 4,
'fs 'Z Q L
Wx,
'4ff': : V
,V Q
Miv-
b W,
X5
9
ZWWHMMQ
1 'Iwi
6 I ' x
i "' N 5129
2 5 C
-K
3
4 J M51 mi., U, -
,841-Q
'iw
fo C3
f?f?fz:
4, g'5"ajg
'T
.9-nl
C'
ufb.
bbw
5 ' Q52
5, ,
3. Xi,,, 4
.5 .155 43
31
Q
' af, 4
'W-Bud'
Haw-ff 2
E
' -z
,RQ
Bottom row, left to right: Fred Burke, Dick Lambert, Doug Allen, and Kim Wheeler. Top row: Leonard Dionisio,
Sharon Hill, Sandra Avery, Janice Wilson, larry Hastings, Adella Severson, linda Woodford, Sharon Sheheck, and
Mike O'Shields.
sS?LlgCAdl'lJ5
The purpose of this organization
is to work on all activities given or
sponsored by the school, to assist
with all production in the technical
theater, and to offer assistance to the
community as well as school activities.
LZBECA
DECA is the accepted term when
referring to the Distributive Educa-
tion Clubs of America, or to any of
its activities. Commonly, DECA refers
to the program of youth activity
operated by the Distributive Educa-
tion Club of America. This youth
activity program is designed for stu-
dents enrolled in part-time coopera-
tive distributive education classes. It
encourages group participation, lead-
ership development, career study,
and is recognized as a vital part of
the total DE program.
Back row, left to right: Linda Ross, Beth Voiku, linda Pitts, Beulah Johnson, Karen Stuart, Bob Ruis, Karen Luby,
Kathy Piorkowski, Marshall Dillon, Sandy Avery, Sue Knox, and Jennie Sinclair. Second row: Ron Holt, John
Haythe, linda Bothum, Cheryl Arnold, Neila Liptak, Christine Oliver, Kathy Wachlel, Sheran Pierce, and Mellany
Orndorff. Front row: Barbara Yorke, Starleen Hayes, Jackie Hubbard, Sandro Pipkin, Judy Simmons, Theresa
arriifg
Back Row: Coach Darrel Taylor, Coach Russ Young, Bob Bracken, Frank Romero, Jack Slover, Curtis Branch, and Preston Groulx. Kneeling: Dave Baker, Nick
Pizzica, Charles Benson, Eric Shafer, Lou Alva, and Jesse Mitchell. Middle Row: Byron Glass, Danny Perrone, Duane Horsley, Fred Andersen,and Jack Blackwell.
Front Row: AI Krohn, Ken Manell, John Messenger, Ron Stoh, and Bob Kerr.
The Varsity Club, known as the Fohi Letter-
men's Club, is made up of varsity lettermen
who are in good standing. Through the year
they sponsored such activities as a Donkey
Basketball game, Sports Nights, and dances.
The Varsity Club buys trophies for the various
sports paid for from the proceeds of their
presentations.
jdedpiana
Back Row: Lynnette Abbott, Angie Mclntire, Charles
Massey, Miss Donna Barrick, W. Deane Wiley, Virgil
Camp, and Eric Shafer. Front Row: Alexia Costa, Linda
Ross, Linda Pitts, Beth Voiku, Karen Stuart, Julia Harley,
Beulah Johnson, and Barbara York.
,X
K
First row, left to right: Sue Turner, Carol Tratar, Jack Slover, Sylvia Schmid, and Gloria Horn. Second row: Janet Curran, Bob Ruis, Eric Shafer, Carol
Anicic, Gerald Perkins, Pat Patton, and Gloria Hernandez. Third row: Tam Nieze, Lidia Palazzi, Fred Andersen, John Mraz, larry Ashurst, Steve Kurth,
Ed Wyraz, and Jeannette Harris.
2l'l'll all
The purpose of the German Club is to further
the historical culture of the German people. This
club has money raising activities to supplement the
treasury. One of the annual sales of the group is a
dill pickle sale.
Standing, left to right: Bob Ruis, Bill White, Tom
Nieze, and
Don Woolley. Sitting: Nanci Scoville, and
Mary Lewis.
SAO!! - ue5
The purpose of Shon-Aves is to maintain,
promote, and extend high standards throughout
the hugh school and community Each year Shon
Aves gives a scholarship to a deserving senior
girl As their community prolect this year, the
club members helped the firemen In their annual
Christmas toy drive
Back row left to right Carol Purola Caroline McEachern Karen
Stuart Kathy Wachtel Jennie Sinclair Vivian Manns Janet
Middle row Shirley Gumn Sue Moose Ingrid Johnson Andrea
Zack Iris Raberdmg Betsy Rodgers Vnncle Manns Martha
Cothran Mona Kermode and Roberta Golasku Front row
Sylvia Schmid Pat Snowhull Joyce Urban Carol Casalman
Margaret Hewitt Ann Weinstein and Tuma Rabnnovntch
.9nfer- Counci
Inter-Club Council is composed ofthe presidents
of all chartered school clubs. The chairman of this
group, elected by a maiority vote, holds a seat on
the Executive Committee. It is his duty to act as the
liaison officer for all clubs.
The Council provides a vital source of help in
'student activities and community proiects, discusses
mutual club problems, proposes activities, and relays
club feelings to the Executive Committee.
1 . : 1 l I
, I . . . I . . I
Curran, Alice Crawford, Sharon Rickman, and Gloria Horn.
. : . . I I . I
I . Q I I l . I
1 , '. :
. . I . I I I
. ' . . I . . . h
X M m
lily
iv . . li J .
it i .-
, . ,l
Q'
Y
1
2
JMX
i.
it tl,
il
Ot'
the Mibs is to promote so-
club's biggest ,activity was
o Yosemi Nytional Park
during the sum .
PAV ,cfm Li
C, ,l t X , ii U, '
' x
Y it
Left to Right: Ed Wyraz, Bert Fox, larry Ashurst, and Bob Downing.
CM
The Z club is a selective service club. Every
year the members raise S100 for a scholar-
shi
p to give to a graduating senior of their
club.
' W
Back row: Nancy Heeren, Diane Grossbach, Juanita Ross, Marcia Hubert, Karen Stuart, Jane
Onken, Janet Curran, Cheryl Arnold, Pam Pattinson, Judy Simmons, Susan Knox, and Mary
Manell. Middle: Vivian Manns, Ann Axtell, lynnette Abbott, Linda Lenhart, Trudy Silagy, Janice
Nyman, Kristen Stamps, Linda Pitts, and Mary lou Hogan. Front row: Sue Turner, Gloria Steiner,
Diane Leslie, Gail Ferrie, and Karen Luby.
Back row Bert Fox Barry Guthary Preston Groulx Larry Ashurst Perry Lerner Louis Olio, and Richard Slade. Middle
row Gary Janka Tom Kellen Jack Blackwell Al Sanborn Eric Shafer Byran Glass Jerry Perkins, and Ken Manell.
Front row Tom Plorkowskl Thalne Mclntire Bob Kerr Jesse Mitchell Les Anderson and Bob Bracken.
The Key Club has been recognized at Fohi
for the past seven years. lt is primarily a
service club, as well as a national organiza-
tion. The members work on the principle that
what they do is respectful to their country,
school, and community. Their motto is "We
Build!"
This club is for all students interested in
the field of teaching. The students teach in
the district elementary schools.
Back row: Sylvia Schmid, Christine Leu, Susanne
Schneider, Lee Ann Bittner, Maureen DuSablon, Louise
Mitchell, Marcile Hensel, and Russell Freeman. Middle
row: Elaine Mcllwaine, Karen lundstrom, Carol Anicic,
Annette Crlienica, Katherine Guse, and Tima Rabinovitch.
Front raw: Jeanette Harris, Judy Perrine, and Mary
Rager.
ju fare armem of America
Back row, left to right: Jim Fols, Ronald Fogel, Allen Wylie, John Vesentine, David Marruio, Dick Coops, Mike Marovich, Mike Wallace, and John Collins.
Third row: Steve Collins, Joe Miller, David Meyers, Larry Malmberg, Gary Mayo, Pol Kelley, David A. Smith, Ray Parker, and William Bernal. Second row:
Williom Kraniac, Spike McLaughlin, Dick Vennum, Don Renfro, Mike Tocco, Manuel Ochoa, Carl Copeland, Ken Odle, and William McKernon. First row:
Billy Webb, Alroy Thomas, Robert Carbaial, Joe Willingham, Joe Weatherton, Doyle Vernon, and larry Calvin.
As students of vocational agriculture in high
school, Future Farmers of America study the
scientific, economic, and mechanical aspects of
modern farming. As members of the Future
Farmers of America they learn through active
participation how to conduct and take part in
public meetings, to speak in public, to market
farm products, to solve their own problems, to
finance themselves, and to assume civic responsi-
bility.
.ff
vllsftg
X if ,L t NN
-wcly
1- Q
SH ' s
9 X l
is , it W 2 J
usa it W. -
Instructor Howard Proud and student Rudy Cruz are seen preparing for one of the various
shows sponsored by Future Farmers of America.
W'
ll' J eague
Top row, left to right, are Sylvia Schmid, Sandra Avery, Anita Dorsey, Margaret Gorski, Jennie Sinclair, and Janice Nyman. Bottom row are Ingrid Johnson,
Angie Mclntire, lynnette Abbott, Carolyn Laudin, and Janet Curran.
Baskets of food for needy people at
Thanksgiving, the traditional backwards
week, the yearly luau, and a tather-daugh-
ter banquet are a part of the activities of
Girls' League.
Every girl at Fontana High is automati-
cally a member of the league. With this
membership she may take an active part
in the group. Officers are elected by the
feminine portion ofthe student body.
A cabinet of the group is made of a
president, vice-president, secretary, trea-
surer, welfare chairman, historian, and
class representatives.
Girl-of-the-Month is selected by Clothes
Court, a branch of the league. This win-
ner is chosen on personality and neat
appearance.
Happy taces show the enioyment at the Luau held to end the traditional backwards week
Standing: John Mraz. Back row, lett to right: Mary Manell, Kristy Stamps, Gayle Dopf, Fred Knous, Perry Lerner,
Bill White, Curtis Branch, Louis Olio, Karen Luby, Diane DiMartino, Mary Lou Hogan, and Vivian Manns. Front row:
Beth Voiku, Linda Pitts, Linda Ross, Sherry Reitenour, Donna Giordina, Linda Warner, Martha Cothron, Dorothy
Malstram, and Judy Husted.
l
IQQQCA
Speech activities are sponsored on
campus by the Fohi Speech club. The
purpose of this club is to promote
interest in speech activities.
Among these activities are debates,
the annual Student Congress, ex-
temporaneous, impromptu, and after
dinner speaking. Others include script
reading, humorous, dramatic, and
poetic interpretations.
The local group is a formal and
informal member of the National
Forensic League, the only honorary
high school speech league with mem-
bers all over the nation.
all - CAL
Tau Chi is a campus service club.
Its purpose is to be of service to
Fontana High School and the com-
munity. Tau Chi members are the
only people in Fontana to be awarded
Junior Life Membership in the City
of Hope. This year they donated
5165 to the City of Hope.
left to right: Carole Sauerheher, Janet Madison, Donna Lash, Carol Christian, Carole Trotar Alice
Dupuis, Carole Englehard, Lindo Anderson, Ann Axtell, Sue Moore, Andrea Zack, and Sylvia Schmid
40
Ywaclrigagi gurdf jorm .911 ang
Back row: Julie Harley, John Bell, les Cooke, Pat Patton, Tom Piorkowski, Thaine Mclntire, Bob Wright, Ken Carpenter, and Pat Johnson. Front row:
Alice Crawford, Wanda McGarvey, Darlene Lyons, Sue Turner, Jeri Caldwell, Sharon Rickman, and Donna lohmeyer.
The Madrigal Singers consist of sixteen voices who have shown
interest, adeptness, and sensitivity in small ensemble singing. They are
selected from within the A Cappella Choir. They are so named because
they like to specialize in the singing of the difficult madrigal selections
so popular in the l7th and 18th centuries. The Madrigal Singers are a
companion group to the A Cappella Choir.
Virgil Camp is in his third year at Fontana High School as
choral instructor and organizer of the A Cappella Choir and
Madrigal Singers.
xx K1
N
5 3 4
,QQ Ax,
sb
Ta A ,.
X
my .
inga .gifs ag fo game
awnwm
aammf
1
1 .
'H
Row Three, left la righl: Kalhy DuSablan, lris Raberding, linda Renlro, Jean Holland, Peggy Rowe, Chris Moffei, Leslie Cooke, Jim Dunn, Bill Clewell, Don
Lyons, Ken Kelley, Doug Echols, Chesler Thurman, Ken Carpenler, Lynnelle Abboll, Sue Turner, Annelle Dallon, Jeri Coldwell, Slella Nixon, and Pol Johnson.
Row Four, left to righl: Gwenn Brumell, Priscilla Slumpf, Rulh Erickson, Belfy Olson, Darleen Lyons, Danno Emens, Pal Pallon, Warren Weddle, Ray McCulIy,
Fred Burke, Bob Murray, Dove Akre, Tom Piorkowski, Thoine Mclntire, Sheryl Larson, Charlene Winn, Morlha Todd, Mary Todd, Sharon Rickmon, and Teri Toul.
43
2 4
5 .
UW
v
.K
f-
w ,
A -
g A ,, .AN , mL.x My l
1
Wfj,- 'fb . , N., I ., k
4
'Qi
2 if .
wg I, r ,i ,i f
W, M' if me g'L.x I ' 'b,. 1, f I yx T
X1 YM , my FQ W , ,
J ' ' f
' ' ff TN -2 ' " Ty", r A
" xg m ""' 4 , L w Z A 'X ' , A
H ,rvsiik 3 ,a it XJ I L51 wir f.
4 1 A w P X ,ffl Ai?" N A Mir 'L,. L. X ..-A - .I , W t
ya ' V A"f f L- ' Li ,l'i 9 A 11 ' '54-9? ' -x
V1 QQ-Q ' L . 99 f ,T Li' -
W
1.4
, M W ,
X 1 - fk .nl
Y wk'
?'??':1a1, - ,
'h 'Q'
A
x
' M 'Q 'K , ' A 7' "fm t2
S y1f Y + 7 sg V , V 2 x xxx
mx We Rx W Y-
' A - Q f A J . KW - P 3
,. ' V 3 , i 'L'
X. 'Q K' ' A 1 4 'TA , A
L g i,3f.r. ,,k. 'V Ll Z si ,, I. , .ff .Nl :M , M, I ,,.Y ,mmm .,- ., ,K V I K 4
Rx li Q ,kg X- W y, qi 1- ' 4 ' vi 'M-xx rf
9-gjsany, . 1, - f . . J 45, x .
73- ze, ff? ii ffx N x , -N X - .
A A? 'N T ' Y- H K' 5 35. 5' K N XX '
X 1 xj , Y AJ YL i 1 dr ,Nw Ky fi. ,NX If
ii. an , i. Y X , A , Xxx X,-YW, , I V X X-I Nl . 4. if
' fo 4 , .
A gig: -4 X. K ', ' -Q, ,,.. Q X, Q U X li N ' TQVWK QL . ,J 1 .Vail-'f
3 X f if SN X f 4. K M N'
x fl L N ' X X X, if
1 1 g
W- 5 V 'Q lf"
k i ' 'V ' N if QQ, ' f 4 I , " Q,iLi fn! fag- ,M
, n' ' . ' W' J f Vx W, A , ggi f' , ' W
f . V5 A XO I-ST gf .3 '
A V W' 1 ff ,
L,LVN , 1 N Q, Y.
, f A 1 f '
?Q ,
x ,
,4,. V. A ,W , A, I Shf V ,F ,
b V VA A I A 5
ff! -
Q in
. ' ff mggifgw'
2 .f,. K
, A
-',' 7 ' Y y M,.M N4 I
f '--' ,, f f-, ,Nw ..
' ' ,' , f .. ' , L . ' ...Q
1
1 , 1 ,
recia ion
Front row: Toni Proznick, Patricia Clute, Gloria Horn, Sue Moore, Donna Brothers, and Suzanne Schneider. Middle: Sharon Thompson, Susan Carter,
Donna Donovan, Doylene Pipher, Eileen Jarrad, Juanita Chavez, Sandra Rood, Linda Andersen, Carol Englehard, Carolyn Zeigler, Pat Ferguson,
and Margaret Hewitt. Back row: Karen Lundstrom, Mary Jane Ludolph, Carol Purala, Andrea Zack, Maxine Washburn, and Pat Snowhill.
Margaret Hewitt, captain, and Miss Judith Vaill, sponsor.
GIRLS' DRILL TEAM
Marching and drilling were the main activities ofthe Fontana
High Drill Team under the leadership of Miss Judith Vaill. The girls
provided half-time entertainment at football games and basketball
games, and marched in parades during the year.
Fohi students and drill spectators viewed the precision Maroon
and White clad high-steppers with pride as they paraded through
their well-coordinated drills. The drill team and band placed ninth in
competition at the Band Festival in Corona.
46
GPC PIU
iq' ,531 ,-
Y K 7 gym '
Front Row: Carol Poole, Connie Gatschet, Martha Cothran, Joyce Urban, Martha Starn, and Diane Grossbach. Middle Row: Lynn Burnard, Elaine Mcllwaine,
Elizabeth Schroeder, Alice Dupis, Janice Chambers, Ann Axtell, Gloria Hernandez, Pat West, Linda Regis, Sandy Pitts, and Sharon Clark. Back Row:
Betsy Rodgers, Sherry Reitenour, Carol Miller, Geri Hines, Carole Anicic, and Sharon Robertson,
-vs
Seniors Janice Chambers, Sharon Clark, and Carol Miller show 47
off their new uniforms.
Seniors Carol Englehard and Toni Proznick perform during
basketball half-time.
ardify Ckeeriaclera
l
l
Varsity cheerleaders, left to right, are Juanita Ross, Loretta Trenta, head leader Bobbie Coon, Nancy Fortner, and Pam Pattinson.
School spirit was at a new great
under the direction of this year's cheer-
leaders. These girls have shown their
skill and ability in their cheers by the
response of the crowds at all games.
While the Steelers did not always win,
the cheerleaders continued to lead the
crowd, thus giving our team a boost.
Spirit at away games was also at a high
peek and attendance at these games
was very high.
CAQEFKEGJQV5
A group of cheerleaders who deserve
recognition are the Bee cheerleaders.
This fine group does a great iob of
creating spirit at the games. Leading
cheers and getting people to yell at the
Bee games where not too many people
are in attendance takes lots of ability.
Nancy Barill
Bee Head Cheerleader
Bobbie Coon
Varsity Head Cheerleader
Bee cheerleaders, Ielt to right, are Linda Pitts, Beth Voiku, Nancy Heeren, Donna Blatnick, and head
leader Nancy Barill. Seated are Miss Vivian Oliver and mascot Pat Romero.
Ollgfeatleffl
Head Songleader
Mary Franks
Doing snappy routines to the music of the
'll:iLgo1 right: Pat Johnson, Mary Franks, Joanne Goetz, Karen Stuart, Linda Ross, and Janice band, Fohi songleaders were on the Scene
lt took countless hours of practice to perl
form the many routines which won them honor
and praise.
Head Flag Twirler
Sandra Avery
adding color, spirit, and enthusiasm to the
many rallies and games.
jfag jwiriro
F1 f ' I
K f
i
Qiestezfqft -
Left to right: Barbara Weber, Jennie Sinclair, Sandra Avery, Kathy Wachtel, and Linda
Coutney.
Seated: Mona Kermode, Pam Haid, Lidia Palozzi, and Ruth Atchison. Standing: Shirley Guinn, Dave Bell, .Harold Horsley, Les Anderson, Bob Craw-
ford, Pam Patlinson, Susan Weaver, Carol Casselman, and Ann Weinstein.
Forum staff produced a constantly award winning
newspaper during the first semester. Under the direction
of editor Lidia Palazzi and advisor Jack Lythgoe, the
newspaper was printed weekly and brought the most up
to date news to the students.
Semester changes saw Pam Haid take the reigns as
editor. Because of financial problems, the official on-
campus newspaper was disbanded. The iournalists then
began producing a weekly page in downtown 'news-
papers. This gave the iournalism students professional
experience and presented Fohi students and townspeople
with school news.
The problems of the newspaper aroused much inter-
est on campus. Petitions were circulated, students were
aroused, and this caused healthy discussion.
lt was proven again by the Forum staff and the Fohi
students that journalism and the school newspaper are
an all-important factor of Fohi campus lite.
,Q 1. , ,rf
b X
WWA
,gwwr rf'
-,af f v
f,. Q11 J W..-"
,hiv-digg
, .maya
PSLF' ' ' , x
ge .
1: ga
M. K
" hw-1.. .1 .
ff. ,W
'W-N N ,
. Q,
M A
H' . .Ef,,,,,,W.,.,
5'
,, ,
' 4'k?'iv
' Winn
., Af ,,
Jvfwbx
.Siluclenf
Student government at Fontana High School is an important
port of the school's curriculum and is based on a constitution devel-
oped by student body members.
The Executive Committee meets as a class every day and
conducts all of the business of the student body as regulated by
the provisions of the student body constitution and the administra-
tion. The Executive Committee is composed of seven officers elected
from the student body membership, the presidents ofthe three classes
and the elected president ofthe Inter-Club Council.
Ken Manell
ASB President
Tom Kellen
ASB Vice-President
PE!
Vin
WB'
-in
-.
go.
1.2
58.
2m
gf, '
Alexia Costa Diane Leslie
ASB Pep Commissioner ASB Social Chairman
0U2l'I'll'l'lQl'lf
Duties of the student body officers
are great, and without these officers
there would be no democracy at
Fohi.
The ASB president is responsible
for seeing that order is retained dur-
ing Executive Committee meetings. If
the vice-president didn't arrange as-
semblies, there would be little excite-
ment at the alma mater. The "veep"
is also responsible for seeing that
each class has its say during Legisla-
tive Council meetings. Minutes and
money are handled by the ASB sec-
retary and treasurer.
Sandro Shinkle
ASB Secretory
Eric Shafer, ASB Advertising Manager
as
'1 .31-N -
if-H , 551
. QU
K - ,149 '
A f..
if
Perry Lerner
Senior Class President
Rallies and dances come under the
direction of the pep commissioner and
social chairman, respectively. Homecom-
ings would not be complete without
them. Advertising is handled for all
school events by the advertising man-
ager. Classes and clubs are represented
by the presidents and the inter-club
council representative.
With these ll people, each group on
campus has its say and is well repre-
sented.
Jack Stover
Inter-Club Council Representative
Kristy Stamps
Junior Class President
George Nixon
Sophomore Class President
Augustine Ramirez
Director of Student Activities
,bl
il?
'if'
.WW ,. .., M -
5-u-I
QE ,but
f., z,
We
,
'Wg
L
5 ,
Q 2
I
1 9
win, 3 5
'Sf
fx
im.:
ffm M, if
Lf' .0
ww, ii, ,
,I-wwmx hwy
V 4 2 kk, W' mi
34 g . sk"-Q55 ' gg "'i.ri ' 4.
, -Q. ff ? f wa
Q ,, Y , ,,,z,,.M, , ai ff Q
'Jil I ' N ' . .
'
J fa f p' f-
,Jifwrf,.,cf is.. 1 I .
ff ,, 14ief:Ce'f.5' gg '
f' T 1 -4 :vi-
4 , I M 4. f..
r
.f
1 '
4
'ffm A . f f V
I E , jf, ,
I' 7 K " A '
M V, -
D - ' 2 -,
, .
5 Wh ' A C '
Q Q3 WJ' fl , . " '
' K ,.-.':'i3Qf3f fl L
5 A S
3KIQ Af2i12"-Q "5"" Q,:' '
'w x'-V-..,f-'wa .ef ' v-ww Q: . If V' X.
1 1 - .v" 24"'M " -'Yi' ' ,'zxf:,:4 A '
'F
W
5
joodaf .jvlomecoming
, 1
Thcl1's me! "l'm Yours!
Homecoming festivities
were highlighted
with the crowning of Oueen
Sue Turner. Many original
as well as
beautiful floats paraded down
the main street of
Fontana. The band and drill
team also provided
entertainment at the half-time.
The following
evening the Oueen and her
court were honored at the
traditional
Homecoming Dance.
M
Photographer takes picture of smiling court as crowd looks
, 7'
an
f
I bag'
1
1-.1
A.:
eds
x. 1 X
T
'Y
:id Y x 's ' ' J I
,X ,
5 It X if if v
1 gi. F, .
4
-Q. ,
1" "4-.
gf'
'V'
in
'l 1,
J' A
f A
ig V ,
'5 gn ' f I s A W at
x mi N fx 5 if "' ' IJ' Y 5, ii
in
F'
L , A
W5
My
Hawk
E
9
li -wx!
. N13
fy H lf
F KY'
,
. ,f
X . A , :fi 3514
Q L.,Q ,mx
, XJ :A V , .
- mg.
S I
fi
my li? my ge "' af ,f 5
, ,W . -V .- , r , 1
1519. Q' 3 ,Www fx' -
. .5 I
I' , .4 2 -h eb 5 'V
1 W S
Lf? W J ' .
5
,wy-
. 2"
.0
-
xQ
R N0
"King" Harry Kunath gets congratulated by Lynnette Abbott while Carol Casalman
looks on.
Students relax during
intermission
Mau
Palm branches and flowers
turned the gym into an
Hawaiian paradise for many
couples. Harry Kunath, the
Luau King, reigned over the
festivities. Hawaiian
refreshments were served to
highlight the traditional
Backwards' Week dance.
Ingrid Johnson serves punch to her
lellow friends.
Z59aaLef6af
omecom in
The crowds cheered as tearful Lynnette Abbott was crowned
Basketball Queen during the halftime festivities. After a song
dedication from the band, Her Maiesty and court sat behind
a net heart to view the remainder of the game. The Sweet-
heart's Dance the next evening was held in honor of the girls.
Queen Lynnette Abbott
f-up
Es,
sfv'
1 v I
Lett to right: Mary Franks, senior princess, Sheridan Hughes, iunior princess, Ethel Barach, sophomore princess, Gloria Steiner, senior princess
Standing is Basketball Sweetheart lynnette Abbott.
60
3400! .giairif
School spirit was high this year as many
of the students attended the rallies and
games. During the rallies many skits were
presented, and competition was held between
the classes to determine the loudest yellers.
To highlight the rallies there was cr town
rally, a mass rally, and a bonfire. Large
numbers of students attended the events to
help cheer the teams on to victory.
Students cheer the teams
One of Fohi's special fans attracts attention.
Songleaders perform at games.
Masses turn out for rallies.
ederf .gon
The second Broadway-type musical to be presented at
Fontana High was this year's "Desert Song." Under the
direction of Virgil Camp and Miss Donna Barrick, approxi-
mately l20 persons took part in performing for a combined
crowd of about 3500. The play ran two days.
The operetta is the story of Red Shadow, the Robin
Hood of Morocco. Actually he is Pierre Birabeau, son of
the Governor. He pretends that he is a fool to keep suspicion
from himself. In command of the French troops is Captain
Paul Fontaine, who is betrothed to Margot Bonvalet, a girl
from a French convent with whom Pierre is in love.
When Pierre and Margot are alone he expresses his love
for her, but is reiected because he is not adventurous
enough. Pierre later returns as Red Shadow and again
expresses love for Margot. She is interested but afraid. Later
the Red Shadow forces Margot to the harem of Ali Ben Ali.
While Margot is there he tries to win her as the Red
Shadow, but she tells him that she loves Pierre. When Red
Shadow returns as Pierre, she confesses her love for the
Red Shadow. He returns as Red Shadow, and tells her he
is going to take her away with him. Then General Birabeau
who has been guided by a native girl, Azuri, enters and
challenges Red Shadow to a fight. Unable to kill his own
father, he drops his sword. By the law of the Riffs he is no
longer their leader and is exiled to the desert. Finding his
way back home, he reveals his true identiy to Margot after
appearing as the Red Shadow and Pierre.
"l shall remain a gentlemanl
"You would not hurt an innocent man would you?"
all
l
ff'
My love for you is dead Azuril
CAST
Pierre Birabeau J
Red Shadow Q ,......
Margot Bonvalet .....
Susan ................
Beniamin Kidd ..........
Captain Paul Fontaine .....
General Birabeau .........
Azuri ..................,.
Edith .......,...
Sid El Kar .......
Mindar .....
Hadii ........
Clementina .....
Nerl ............ ...,,,
Ali Ben Ali ......
Hass: ........,,.
La Vergne .........,,..........
Special Harem Singer ...........
Thaine Mclntire
Kathy DuSablon
Janice Nyman
John Bell
Dave Akre
Eric Shafer
Velia Alvarez
Julie Harley
Bob Wright
Byron Glass
Pat Patton
. Angie Mclntire
Margaret Gorski
Les Cooke
Bill Clewell
Ken Carpenter
. Alice Crawford
1
l
G
5
t
a W
I
Ali Ben Ali invites General Birabeau to visit his harem.
The Red Shadow tells of his love for Margot while Paul raises his gun in protest.
63
.fdcfiuifiefn of .gzrfd ec!
4
1,.
357 ,i,',',
5, ,U L
Me Mar
Donkey-bound
P P 9
FB UI'
g float
y refreshments hit the spoi of Fo
ES.
Gloria Horn and Alice Crawford help firemen collect toys for club service proiect.
.SLAM
WL-eg!
Am! fo
,0 an
many
!..,.m.1
QUEI7, tif
.foil
4 e r s
W' '1" -
I .o lell ff' r
Linda Pitts rehearses for the Flappers' Fling Dance.
Senior girls tug their way to victory.
Wilt
me
Q
AWARD WINNERS
At the annual Football Awards Banquet, these varsity gridders received the
following honors: Jesse Mitchell, left, was named as the Outstanding Lineman.
Mitchell was also named to the all-CBL second team as a tackle. T. C. McClellan,
center, was named as the Outstanding Back and the Most Valuable' Player, he was
also named to the first team all-CBL as a back. Frank Hostetler, right, was named
the Most Improved Player.
arciify joofAa .iam
Roy Hester, quarterback Roger Minniss, fullback John Kauzlarich, tackle
Frank Hosieiler, quarterback Roger Parker, hulfhack Rudy Cruz, end
Ron Stoh, halfhack Bob Kerr, tackle George Seale, guard
68
A group of Steelers bring down u Ramona runner as he makes a small gain.
In the first league game of the year Fontana was
handed a 25-7 defeat by the San Bernardino Cards at
the Orange Show Stadium. Highlight of the game was
a sensational 83-yard run by iunior halfback Ron Stoh
that put Fontana on the scoreboard. During this game,
Coach Darrel Taylor unveiled his potent spread offense
but to no avail against the Cards.
Fontana went into its second game of the year as the
favorites against the Ramona Rams. But during the
course of the game, it looked as if there would be an
upset. Ramona's first score came in the second period
by Ram halfback Steve Reeves and their PAT was good.
Then in the third period Reeves scored once more. It was
then 13-0 when Leonard Dodson scored on a 40-yard run
through the middle to make the score 13-6. Fohi applied
pressure being behind now 20-6. Fohi took the kick-off
and ran from the 23 to the 36-yard line. Quarterback
Frank Hosfener handed off to halfback T. C. McClellan
who skirted around end for 64 yards and a Fontana tally.
Fohi had still not yet caught up with the Rams, but they
fumbled on their own 47-yard line and Fohi took up the
attack once more. A pass to halfback Curtis Branch put
Fohi on the Ramona 29-yard line. Dodson finally hit pay
dirt again as he rambled 26 yards for the Steeler's
final score. Bob Evans, Steeler defensive back, grabbed
a Ramona 30 before being brought down. This threat was
ended by the gun.
Harold Horsley, end 69 T. C. McClellan, halfback
Duane Horsley, end William Bernal, end Charles Adams, guard
Russle Richlar, lackle
Leonard Dodson, Fohi back, sweeps lefl end for more Fohi yardage against Riverside Poly Bears.
Coach Darrel Taylor gives a few pointers
to quarterbacks Frank Hosleller, Ray Hes-
ler, and Byron Glass.
Eric Shafer, end John Koval, hulfback :am Spaccorolelli, gvflrd
Curtis Branch, holibnck Richard Yborra, end ROYJOYP EVGHS, end
jak ELHLJ uaifing errierd
The visiting Redlands Terriers showed all their might as they
downed the Steelers 32-12. The first half was almost entirely dominated
by the Terriers. But greatly stirred by Coach Darrel Taylor, the Steelers
came charging back in the second half. Fontana recovered a loose ball
in Redlands territory. Three plays later, Steeler halfback T. C. McClellan
scampered for 10 yards and Fontana's first score. Senior quarterback
Byron Glass, playing in his first game since being iniured in the begin-
ning of the season, threw a pass to halfback Leonard Dodson for
Fontana's final score of the game. McClellan and Dodson racked up
177 yards between them in this game.
Robert Bracken, center
,R 4 ,
'Fw
R ,
95531
at ,.,, A ,
4 4 Weir
AQ
, , ...Q ,W
fi gl au?
1:-an az Z4 1 --aggygss,
'ffm nm' -,
rf:
A ,,, ,
Va-121'
:Q 4 ,,
.2 M'
5?
as-oss
. flg
K
fe?
K 4
frm-
,
53.
'B
QNX?--'f .
,J
,..4'
.Lffwe
ww.,
uma
,wr
'E7'2Ye'TZf'1 '. ' if
Ouchl It hurts! William Bernal is checked over by Fontana trainer Bah Johnston.
job payed ee- aw gafffea
Before a large homecoming crowd, the host Colton Yellowiackets defeated the Fohi Steel-
ers 13-0. This was a reverse of last year's encounter in which Fontana defeated Colton before
our homecoming crowd. Fohi took the opening kickoff and marched for four straight first downs
by Steeler backs T. C. McClellan, Leonard Dodson, and Dave Gipson. The Steeler drive ended
on Colton's three-yard line and a see-saw battle raged between the two rivals. McClellan netted
H6 yards in 21 carries. '
The Fontana Steelers' homecoming was ruined by a I9-13 loss to the Riverside"Poly Bears.
The Steelers came back after the half and almost "Snared the Bears" who later went on to win
the league championship and go into the CIF playoff.
After all these second half performances, Fontana was tabbed as the best "cellar" team in
the history of the CBL. lt seems that Fohi's best performances were all mostly during the second
half.
BYYUH GlCISS George Spellman
It was a big loss to the team when Byron
broke his ankle during practice. The dac-
tor released him for the Redlands game..
In the first quarter of the Colton game he
iniured it again. He was out for the rest
of the season.
After George had made a beautiful tackle
on a Muir quarterback, he suffered a con-
cussion and was unable to play for the
rest at the season.
Roy Hester is downed by a Pirate after making sizeable gain against Pacific.
SQQLPJ in in on- eague oaco .264 game
The Fontana Steelers racked up their first win of the
season in a non-league game against Bosco Tech in the
rain. Quarterback Frank Hostetler scored the first of his
two touchdowns. T. C. McClellan racked up a touchdown
and a PAT. Fullback Roger Minniss also scored by tallying
a PAT.
For the finale of the-season, the Fohi varsity went into
the game with an upset vicfory planted in their minds.
But the Pirates won it by mangling the Steelers 38-13. T.
C. McClellan, fancy Steeler back, tallied both of Fohi's
touchdowns. In the first quarter he scored on a skirt
around left end. After quarterback Roy Hester completed
a 23-yard pass to Bob Evans, McClellan plunged over
from the two yard-line in the third period for his secoi
touchdown.
Head line coach Bill Scott explains the right and the wrong way
to Rudy Cruz, Jesse Mitchell, Harold Horsely, and standing Bob
Bracken, and Bob Kerr.
arftify joofgaf lam
Steeler varsity football team, first row, loft to right: Roy Hester, Bob Evans, larry Bieniek, Roger Parker, George Soole, Jesse Mitchell, Sam Spaccarotelli, Ron Stoh
Richard Rockson, Charles Benson. Second row, left to right: Coach Darrel Taylor, manager Frank Romero, William Bernal, Leonard Dodson, Curtis Branch, T C
McClellan, Herb Modlin, Russell Richtar, Charles Adams, John Koval, Bill Stone, manager Ken Knaus, Coach Hal Akins. Third row, left to right: Coach Russ Young
Dave Gipson, Bob Bracken. Bob Kerr, Eric Shafer, Al Faris, John Kauzlarich, Harold Horsley, Duane Horsley, Rudy Cruz, Jesse Ybarra, Coach Bill Scott.
5
T' rw
Coach Darrel Taylor Coach Russ Young Coach Hal Akins
Mg- A, A.'m3gg,E
,ro u .sffifgy A
er
ifiifi
fi' J
Coach Bill Scott
The Steelers are looking for a much better season next year. The
varsity was composed of mainly iuniors and seniors but there were a
few sophomores who were brought up from J.V.'s. There were quite a
few iuniors who were starters, so they gained quite a bit of valuable
varsity experience.
75
A heavy rush is put on quarterback Harvey Smith as he fades back to pass.
SOPAOIHOFQ '3!uJJQJ 9. U , .
ln their first CBL contest, the Steelers were downed by
San Bernardino when the Cards capitalized on some
Fohi miscues. The final score was 45-18. Charles Benson
raced 80 and 94 yards and Leland Schwartz streaked
84 yards to account for Fohi's three scores.
The J. V.'s were trampled by the Ramona Rams 37-0
as the Steelers couIdn't get anything going.
Fontana recorded their only win of the season as they
defeated the Redlands Terriers l3-2. Pat Patton scored
on a I0-yard run for the first touchdown. In the fourth
period Gary White passed to Ray Muldrew who rambled
for 70 yards and the second Fohi touchdown. Sam Gallo
scored the PAT.
Quarterback Harvey Smith hands aff to Leland Schwartz
for another yardage gain against the Pacific J. V's.
Team Record
ohi Eisenhower
Fohi Claremont
Fohi Berdoo
Fohi Ramona
Fohi Redlands
Fohi Colton
Fohi Riverside
Fohi Pacific
. .. romofe .giaorfdmana ip
Harvey Smith, quarterback
Lyle Stotelmyre packs the pigskin for a big Steeler gain.
The JV players pictured on this page are some of the leading figures
who led the JV team. The iunior varsity this year was composed mainly of
sophomores with some Iuniors and seniors.
Those sophomores lettering this year were Robert Diaz, Tim Batson,
Steven Costa, William Anderson, Jim Dunn, Bill Elliott, Sam Gallo, Jim
Godinez , David Keith, Raymond Muldrew, Tony Roias, Stanley Wadsen, Gary
, White, David Ingram, and Harvey Smith.
Juniors and seniors lettering were Uuniorsl Bob Benson, Richard Saxton,
Albert Oberlies, and Fred Nass. Seniors: Gary Mathews, Pat Patton, Richard
l Kaiser, Leland Schwartz, and Lyle Stotelmeyer.
Team captains were Sam Gallo and Harvey Smith.
Leland Schwartz, back
,TNAL illIlv'-'T A, P..-yy-gn
ppnl!ll"" it-fi"-"'1
? ?1 'E
.uu-
Pat Patton takes a handoff from the quarterback Harvey Smith. FO? PGNOII, end
77
Top row, left to right: Manager Ray Mead, Lowell Clark, Tony Spaccaroteli, Mel Castro, Ron Castro, Jon DeAugustine, Vince Demmer, Bob Sawyer, John
Hughes, Pat Micallef, and Preston Groulx. Second from tap, left ta right: Louis A'Na, larry Holdgrafer, Chuck Uhalley, Don Tarman, Larry Schwartz, Nick
Pizzica John Beach, Frank Romero, and Bob Heydenreich. Third row: Barry Schwartz, Bill Hopkins, Steve Clark, Bob Kennard, Al Blair, Ron Mathews, Jim
Lewis Lynn Parmley, Eugene Martello. Sitting, left to right: John Hursa, Jim Squire, co-captains Bert Fox and Ron Sikora, Jack Wood, and Bill Kentta.
eed gjclgecl Ar Ckamlaionzi LP
The 1960 Bee football team had another fine showing
by compiling a 7 win, 2 loss record. This was identical to
last years championship team. Partly responsible for this
fine showing were the two Bee coaches, head coach Dick
Drake, and assistant coach Bill Reuter.
Fohi's Bees were edged for the CBL championship by
the tough Redlands Terriers. ln CBL play the Bees finished
with a 5 win, l loss record, the single defeat being at the
hands of the Terriers. In each game played the Bees
averaged two touchdowns or more.
Captains for the team were senior Bert Fox and iunior
Ron Sikora. Both boys were members of last year's CBL
championship team. Voted Outstanding Player was Ron
Mathews. The Sportsmanship award went to senior Nick
Pizzica. The Bees' leading scorer was Don Tarman.
Ron Sikora hands oil to Bob Heydenreich for a TD against Colton.
Considerable action goes on in the line.
P055 Ollll ff?
"0 .
.fi
Fohi's Varsity Cross Country team
was composed of lstandingl Mana-
ger Art Fuhnestack, Al Krohn, Dave
Baker, Dominic Conte, and Caach
Austin Snyder. Sitting left to right
are Manager Ralph Krohn, Joe Ma-
palo, Russ Beaudoin, and Ken
Manell.
-ft.
The two Fahi runners seen in action are Tom Journot and Bob Scheel.
Pictured standing from left to right are ltop
rowl Tom Journot, Alroy Thomas, Robert Car-
baial, Capt. Terry Stockwell, Dave Delair, and
Ken Boyd. ln the middle row are Chester Thur-
man, Dennis Mattson, Bob Jennings, Rufino Ati-
lano, Vic Haynes, Richard Wooden. Sitting are
Bob George, Robert Vedo, Rudy Gomez, and
James Porter.
The Sophomores finished with a 4 win, 3 loss
season. At the league finals the Sophs finished
in fifth place.
This is the start of one of the cross country meets. This one is against
Pacific on the Fahi home course.
job lgiclecl for Ceffar, iea for gourfh
Mike Micallef, iuniar center, shows some of his talent. Here
he is pictured tipping in the ball for two points.
The Fdntana High School varsity basketball team shocked
the pre-season pollsters by finishing the CBL season with a 4
win 8 loss record, thus tying both Pacific and Riverside for the
No. 4 spot in the league. The Steelers had been picked to
finish in last place with a 0 win 'l2 loss record.
Over-all the Varsity had a 7 win 16 loss season. Partly
inexperience was the large factor against the Steelers. There
was only one returning letterman, with the rest of the team
being compiled by former Bee and Junior Varsity lettermen.
There were seven iuniors and an equal amount of seniors on
the squad, so there will be seven returning lettermen next year
plus the fact that four of these returning boys were starters.
Mike Micollef gets into action by "fighting" forthe ball.
At left is Dick Ybarro, the only senior on the starting
line-up. Ybarra goes upfor a iump shot, while trying
to block the shot is a Redlands player.
80
Ei
aa. Tw
E!!
5.5
Mike Micallef shoots a iump shot against a Colton Yellowiacket de-
fender in Fohi's homecoming battle. Set for a rebound is Les Ander-
son 1441.
:Il
The players pictured have a right to feel at ease as they watch the subs
keeping up the good work against Pacific. Fohi rolled over the Bucs in
the final game 56 to 35.
john inri omecom ing
The Steelers really made up for the first season loss to
Colton 51 to 39 by posting a 59 to 51 win over the Yellow-
iackets in the best and most exciting homecoming game in
the history of Fohi. No other team had won a homecoming
game for the Steelers till this time. The game kept the crowd
in their seats up to the final buzzer as the Colton team tried
to come from behind and make it a disappointing game for
the many Fohi fans who came to see the battle. Mike Mical-
lef made his strongest showing of the season as he led the
Steeler attack with 25 points. Behind Micallef were Ed Hip-
sley with ll points and Bob Deagle with 10. Colton was
led by twice ALL-CBL forward Roger Quarles, who scored
20 points for his cause.
Les Anderson l44l tips in the ball for two more points
during the homecoming game. looking on is Bob Deo-
gie my and Mike Micallef 4541.
- i , "'i I
Q
.1
A
The varsity basketball team for 1960-61 was composed of the folowing: Standing, I-r, Lou Alva, Dave Baker, Gary Briggs, Jesse Mitchell, .lack
Blackwell, Duane Horsley, Earl Codner, Dick Benitez, and Frank Hostetler. Kneeling are Coach Les Nagler, Les Anderson, Bob Deagle, Mike Micallef,
Ed Hipsley, and Dick Ybarra.
ardify Z?a:5LefLaf .iam f960-61
The ball is half lost in the lights as Jesse Mitchell lets go
a iump shot over the hands of a Redlands player.
Next year the varsity team will have at least seven
returning lettermen. What is more pleasing about this is that
there were four iuniors on the starting line-up. Mike Micallef,
iunior center, was chosen on the third team All-CBL. Micallef
edged out another Steeler for the honor, the person being
Bob Deagle, another iunior.
Co-captains for the varsity were Dick Ybarra and Deagle.
Outstanding varsity player was Micallef. The best defensive
player honor went to Ed Hipsley. Named the most improved
player was Deagle, These honors were all bestowed upon
them at the winter sports banquet.
Coach Les Nagler 'felt that he had some of the best
managers in seniors Fred Andersen and Dave Bell. Ken
Knaus was the iunior manager for this year's team.
93 poinfa .Store
gainaf .gold
T1
Mike Micallef and Pacific's DeWayne Brewer duel for the
ball high in the air. Coming on is Dick Ybarra t50l.
The Steelers' second game ofthe CBL was against Ramona
and one which will continue to live in the memories of both the
players and the small number of loyal Fohi fans who watched
the game at Ramona. The Rams won by a score of 93 to 47.
Dick Ybarra led the Steeler scoring with 12 'points. Ed Hipsley,
Bob Deagle, and Mike Micallef contributed 8 points each in
the scoring.
This scoring mark was unhappily taken over by Colton. Ra-
mona scored 100 against them.
Jack Blackwell, lone returning Ietterman on the varsity,
shows his dancing ability as he tries a lay-up against a
Hueneme opponent.
Ed Hipsley is a little late in trying to block the shot
taken by DeWayne Brewer of Pacific.
Dave Baker shows his fine form as he hits the nets for two
points. looking on is Jack Blackwell 1303 and Duane Horsely
1523.
Fohi's 1960-61 JV team was composed of the following: Standing, I-r, Al Faris, John Moore, Richard Wyatt, Isaac Jones, Walt lindell, Jim Hernan
dez, William Weddle, Larry Bradshaw, Gary Richardson, and Maurice Marinez. Bottom row are Coach Wayne Elton, Don Williamson, Harvey Smith
Don Wadsen, Bill Elliott, Tom Keheley, larry Bienick, Dave Gipson, and manager John Vincent. .
The Fontana iunior varsity basketball team enioyed their best season this year under the capable leadership
of Coach Wayne Elton. Although the team was composed mostly by sophomores, the squad tied for second place
in the CBL. Lots of experience was gained by the team. The JV's played many fine games, with five of their en-
counters being decided by three or less points. The team was led by such boys as sophomores Larry Bienick, Har-
vey Smith, Don Wadsen, Bill Elliott, Tom Keheley, and the only junior on the starting line-up at the end ofthe
season, Dave Gipson.
Bill Elliott shows some of his talent against Colton as he puts
up one of his better shots.
TEAM RECORD
84
Fohi Hueneme
Fohi Upland
Fohi Eisenhower
Fohi Rubidoux
Fohi Eisenhower
Fohi Victor Valley
Fohi San Bernardino
Fohi Ramona
Fohi Redlands
Fohi Colton
Fohi Riverside Poly
Fohi Pacific
Fohi San Bernardino
Fohi Ramona
Fohi Redlands
Fohi Colton
Fohi Riverside Poly
Fohi Pacific
Won 10 Lost 8
at . ,.A , , 3 i.,.,f, , , . g ,,,f yy u y A y X
M ,xwy VBGNTM'-J. V QETZV it
B 53 2 BS 5'
' , f .rx -- L - tl. '." fy -l ,ffl 1 Q 1 . " 51 ' ,
N
fa 242- 5 54 44 53
L ,. , i t , fe r T 2 1 . i
P" Sf' e N B l wi fi ' Y
73:21. ,-.'-"1 'J 31 + ,ii ,o g V125 ,179 ffuiif' 'is
. r . t s r ,.
if .f ,.., Q " s ,tt fi
'ZX
Standing, l-r, are Arthur Benietz, lynn Parmley, Bob Casody, Bob Sawyer, Rudy Cruz, Bill Bobrow, Dave lngroham, and Tim Burns. Kneeling are Bill
Kentto, Dave Gill, Mike Ryan, Jim Platt, Bob Ryan, Bob Evans, and Coach Hal Akins.
Red Evans shoots one of his deadly iump
against the tough Pacific Pirates.
shots
The Fontana Bee team looked real strong at the beginning
of the season and great things were expected from the team.
Another bright factor was that the Fohi Bees placed second at
the San Bernardino Bee Tournament. They lost the champion-
ship game by three points.
ln CBL competition the Steeler Babes won three and lost
nine. Five of these games were decided in the final moments
of play with Fohi losing by three points. Those five games
could have meant the championship.
There were only five sophomores on the team, with seven
iuniors and three seniors.
Voted most valuable player for the Bee team was iunior
guard Mike Ryan.
There's a tangle of legs, and Art Woods seems to be Jim Platt and Art Wood scrap for the rebound against
knocked out against the scrappy team from Riverside.
the taller Pacific Bucs.
All-CBL heavyweight champion Bob Kerr moves to the side preparing
to pin his opponent. Bob went undeefated again this year in CBL
competition.
medfara aiu
Cjwlonorfi
Coach Russ Young's wrestlers had a real good year with
9 wins and 3 losses and tying for second in the league.
The varsity ended in fourth place at the CBL finals held
at Colton. Joe Camaioni, Bert Fox, Sam Spaccarotelli, Curt
Branch, and Bob Kerr advanced to the quarter-finals of the
CIF. Only Kerr and Branch survived all the way to the finals.
ln the CIF finals, Curt Branch was in third place, and Kerr
finished in fifth place.
Bert Fox, co-captain of this year's varsity, gets in position to bring Gary White struggles so that he won't be brought down by his man for
down his man. possible points.
Joe Camaioni, who was voted the most improved wrestler, grapples
Herb Modlin is in an uneasy position as his man works on a hold.
his man down closer to the mat. Camaioni earned a second place
medal at the CBL finals held at Colton.
We , ,
fit V its
I: .- 4
' 7
., V g
. ' as
- . 3' I
,... f 4 - 5
, A5
i , M. 1
1
fi
f
y iv
, an
5
1 i v
,,
Wrestling team members for 1961 are, top row, Curt Branch, George Spellman, Tim Batson, Bob Downing, Bob Kerr, Herb Modlin, John Koval, and
Gary White. Middle row are Pat Micallef, Jack Slover, Nick Pizzica, Don Tarman, Sam Spaccarotelli, Sam Gallo, cind T. C. McClellan. Bottom row
are Tom Jaurnot, Art Fahnestock, Frank Moreno, Joe Camaioni, Jim Wells, and Jae Leyva.
ll' 4
Cornprising the JV team are, top row, Terry Colville, Jim Webb, Ken Johanson, Dave McCullough, Rick Pizzica, and Dan Rood. Bottom row are Dave
Keith, Jim Dunn, Reed Smalley, Robert Chavez, and William Bernal.
his opponent.
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Fontana
Y Barry Schwartz struggles to get a good hold against
WRESTLING RECORD
45 Chaftey 3
50 Charter Oak i0
48 Corona 3
37 Chino i i
l l Upland 27
34 Banning i2
32 Ramona 14
34 Redlands i7
27 San Berdoo 27
2l Colton 22
15 Pacific 25
35 Riverside 8
Uunior Varsity victories were identical
with the Varsity except by different scores.l
'-w
Pictured from left to right are ltop rowl Coach Al Zamsky, larry Janes, manager, David lngraham, Karl Rambaud, Carl Nikodem, Tim Rager, Jeff Lundstrom
Ray Spon, Bill George, Al Harris, David Taylor, and Dick Morris. ln the second row are John Hill, Don Wooley, Bruce Frederick, Lou Mathe, Rod Hixon, co
captain, AI Sanborn, Gerald Edl, Tom Schupbach, Ed Lambrich, louis Edl, and Jack Lambert. In the bottom row are John Vincent, Rod Bower, Bill Curran
Damond Osterhus, Reggie Leslie, Richard Moore, and Tam Nieze.
e-ee-ei miter 1905,
Coach Al Zamskv
Polo boys during
not as easy as it
looks because the water is 12 feet deep
under .these boys.
Pictured at left is
watching his Water
practice. lt is really
The outstanding varsity players were
Lou Edl, Tom Schupbach, Bruce Fred-
erick, AI Sanborn, Lou Mathe, and Don
Woolley, who was high point man. The
varsity 'Finished with a 7 win, 2 loss
record.
if
This is the game from the goalie's position. Coach Al Zamsky keeps a careful eye on his team and the game.
ue'
7,
P 1,
,wwe Www,
,-st, , .ls .
, fy win-ft .N
, W. .tt i,-,,-,
ses. 4 .X ,
-at -we' r f Q,
The 1961 Fontana High Steeler golf squad, left to right: Jim Azar, Phil Bolsano, Howard Radford, Joe Burroughs, Don Road, Sam Wammuck, John
Mcllwaine, and coach Daug Dishno.
20' en
Coach Doug Dishno demonstrates to Jim Azar and Terry
hole.
AJJ jo jolt .fdlhggfics
Hashu the proper form in teeing aff for the first
From the initial fairway to
the final l8th hole Steeler
golf team members are a
very diligent group. Daily
practice at the links helps
the Fohi boys master the dif-
ficult and precision Funda-
mental shots necessary to
compete in the intricate sport
of golf.
A
i+2v'3? fE
ff
3?Qif?5id5iZ
x
amz
5
2 E' "
WE.
Ap Mi
3
6
, w
. f i 5
i g
n g Blew
525
in
wm-
YE
v
f . W fix
Ksclfulf
mf g
if
l
Fohi
Fohi
Fohi
Fohi
Fohi
Fohi
Fohi
Flying high is Jack Lambert as he shows his winning form
in diving events.
Tom Schupbach finishes a race in first place.
Varsity Record
Claremont 45
Montclair 42
Chaffey 42
Riverside 65
Muir 50
Montclair 26
Ramona 25
"Swimmers take your mark," is a familiar sound iust before the starting gun goes off, and the race gets underway.
ua
1
w ap. Sv wife?
2 f 5? S
, .... ..- .-... -....... ......e.. ......srensen, .rue Lerner, uan rerrone, uan voiku, Steve Kurlh, Phil Ross, David Remberl,
Alaioki, Gerald Perkins, Fred Knaus, and Ed Wyraz. Third row, Bob Vedo, Richard Saxton, Charles Lemme, Pele Delgado, Paul
,KLL Gary Bellomy, and George Haigh. H r
'f qs
X
1
x
Kr
refurnivig lellerman, 1- '
performer in his 1
alch S:--Q ' ' fr ' l
ll e
V5
se X w .
R. 7 L
2,
ev
5 x
- X x 4- at
1 ge
X
J , x 3'
v LE k
'Q X N
Coacliie Darrel Chri5lensewr?5gives Iasl-
minufe inlers ore dbmalch lo
John Mess er and n Voiku.
1 XR. A
N X
in - i if 'lf
, J
l lx
H x
Fred Anderson, relurmng lelferman, is
in his final year as a Fohi lennis man
His fine performances made him a
lop league compelitar
' H7051
Dick Ybarra, top left, received promo- V i
tion to the Steeler varsity and reward-
ed Fohi with sparkling relief pitching
und timely hitting.
if
Rudy Cruz, top right, was a hustling
outfielder for Fohi. A iunior, Rudy will 'W
be back for another year on the dia-
mond for the Steelers.
Dave Gill, left, and Harold Horsley team up for a ploy at second base. Bath are
juniors and alternated at various infield positions.
1 m
ri
IBEW
'riff ff
F, 4 :,f, 5,
. ka 1
R
he
.
t
A
xi
X4 x 5
.
Il . 4
3 lv
if x U l .
1 s 5
df f ii' if 3 H 1
,
e
lffswmaafLQE,,g1e.m2:155 5,5321-" R
Y my A t
A 'A S w gifs? fl V
, -'V ' 1 5 ,
, .633 2' . ' -
K , 7 fs 1
l, ' ' - . .5 Jlyfnn. im
A f ff- ffklggi-
,gz :SL A ?..-eh ,, ti 3 if
. . ., , 'L :ii ' Y PQ- - , 1. w -H
aww 1:
l
Gene Albers, left, played
outfield and showed
much desire and drive as
he helped his teammates
through the 1961 season.
iff fi
'
- . iss:
We
4, P?f'ii."+2sXtL:Kl e
f Z:25:?'xf?5 362315:
Aww f
. , , W
of-,nfs wif?
W ,
,fagbiffw rig?
y, xg?
fl
s fri?
ir
7'zf,.y,.f.1-QM,
iz. Q2 1
ig
t . wwfmi,
I mi 'i5f'eiLiC'f'iv 'TX
f, wwf i,
5 - g.e:f:5T?34'i wi
. ft ff vrfinif
.f M..-,wmv
' 2 ,f ,imfsw
M-
t Y?-W:-5jiwzf5???6fg
.,,:1if1,g?Qf2f?5f
15
W '-fr ?Sviv "9zz' fzvf
3' 'I 'L v' t gfLlifQQii'f:-'E'
Q
L, -5
?-t,z:g1.,c-.1335
i 'nfs-:nff'w1
is 15
:
fy EW 1.1:
' -iii
Q
-rl. ef.44'1fvv,1-2593
sjyf: vyyfggl
,miifgt
s,
,. my
A
.1-A N f.1+ea'fw:vxwS
,. , ,,,f,,
,f W? egytgfesksw.
a2.Q,'mxtsQm,xzs
'I L:
wf,'v'v -a
,ii '
1 1 .ff
Cf"1ar?v
,ageli
i,,u1y,gp na ,514
Infielder Dove Facciani is one of Fahi's tour returning letter- Jesse Mitchell, outfielder, was a senior up from last year's Maroon base-
men from last year's CBL championship baseball team. ball team.
ardify .S?icLme
Fohi's l96l varsity baseball team: Front row, left to right: John Vincent, Roy Hester, Roger Minniss, Tom Piorkowski, Dave Facciani, Gene Albers, Bob
Ryan, Ken Knaus, and Frank Moreno. Second row: coach Darrel Taylor, Dave Gill, Jesse Mitchell, Rudy Cruz, Harvey Smith, Gerald Young, Dick Ybarra,
Harold Horsley, Lou Alva, and coach Dick Drake.
K M. se ..,...,, W-..,,,.Yt,,,Y.-...,,,e, . ., . ,W
wi -' 5 remit' ,,53rgr'YcrfPN 4-"W-1361?
. '1if1i:JLiiigifjLi 0
?
.. .fl
Roger Minniss slides back to first base safely ahead of the pitcher's pickofi attempt
against Son Bernardino at Perris Hill ball park.
Assistant coach Darrel Taylor, left, and head coach Dick Drake
guided the Steelers in quest of a possible third straight Citrus
Belt League title.
i 63
5-
fn.
'fi
,.H,..,,,,,,....,.....--'-
c f o
' ' - ' Gerald Young, senior and first-year letterman, aided the
Steelers with his fine hitting and heads-up play.
Lou Alva, senior letterman and all-CBL honorable me
ntion in l960, plugs the
hole at first base for the varsity with his sleek fielding.
, , .gam-
W
...A-"J""'f
Y.
Sn. .
jiefvknq, Mffing, anal iqfcaing
Bob Ryan, rookie catcher, works behind home
plate and.makes putouts look simple, His timely
hitting sparked many a Fohi rally over oppon-
ents.
,Ut
'ig
Roger Minniss, senior outfielder and catcher
tive home runs against Redlands was a highlight
-1-We
Roy Hester, sophomore infielder, was the center of big
double-ploy killings that choked off enemy scoring
threats.
Tom Piorkowski, ace senior pitcher, fired in strikes
on would-be batters. Co.-captain of the 1961
Steelers, he was an all-league pick as a iunior.
-x v. M
Qi
'ta
iii
Issuing of equipment for early-season practice, players Dove Facciani, left, and Tom Piorkowski
proudly display "Steelers" for coach Darrel Taylor.
96. . . we fo yogi ucforied
batted in countless Steeler runs. His two consecu-
,M Q
jf' A i Y F
I 5 is 1 954: ix. I y
, I 4, . ZX 4 Ah,, 2,
27 ' 2 , " 'i fl! ll 1 J if Agvxv
in J!! , lil -f fn, l L , if 1 .J
.il 4 il Ml if lim, WMM
, . , -ag y s . Q, W . 3 I.
'W' ' L J 1 J ,Q i A X y H
N TA l Q , . A K A L MW
NM L
The JV Maroons were composed of, top row, left lo right: Jim Godiniz, larry Bieniek, Jim Lasch, Jack Blackwell, Dennis Johnson, Dave Ingram, Arl Woods
and Earl Codner. Boliam row: coach Larry Blevins, Russell Richlar, Bob Casady, Bob Crawford, Ron Sikora, Lynn Parmley, and Lowell Clark.
am ify I"0dl90Ct6
On lhe JV Whiles were, lop row, left lo righl: Lynn Parmley, Jim lasch, Sieve Swalsenberg, Jim Lewis, Dave Bell, Loyel Keeney, Larry Bradshaw, Jim Smilh,
Mark Yakovich, and Gary While. Sealed are coach Fred Whilledge, Jim Plall, AI Blair, Mel Fallen, John Hamm, Jim Dunn, Dave lngraham, Chuck Uholley,
and Nacsin,
3 Mir
Two Steeler relay men, Ron Stoh lleftl and Charles Benson, practice handina off the baton, preparing
themselves for future competition.
Junior Dave Gibson, who ran on the distance medley relay
team, warms up by iogging around the track,
Defendin
Champ
Shown clearing a hurdle, T. C. McClellan is caught by the camera
as he runs in this year's annual Santa Barbara Easter Relays.
3284? 106' l'l'lal'l 0,05 lI'l C
Defending CIF champions, the 1961 Fohi track team was picked in pre-season
polls to finish again among the tops in the Citrus Belt League. Returning to lead the
local cindermen were Charles Benson and Leonard Dodson, both selected as co-
captains. Benson ran distances from lO0 yards to 880 races, while Dodson spent
most of his time with the sprints and the broad iump. Both turned in sparkling 9.8
times in the l0O in early season.
Junior Ron Stoh was being counted on by his coaches to capture the class B
CIF championship for the 660. His fine showings in the 440 at Huntington Beach and
on relay legs made him a constant point-getter forthe Steelers,
Leonard Dodson pulls away from opponents in a heat race of the open 100-yard dash at the Santa
Barbara Easter Relays, in which the Steelers finished third ot 40 schools.
,fig A
I ,,p,,v.hw ..
V i Y' ' WQQQ ,
at
1 ?-Hs
1'
sign? A V
I' 1 Q x
E I L 1
. spies, it A X 5356
yu F
c n l 44' A
.wif s.- fy mer.
ff. 4 do - V, ' 1. - .
, .ei f je ery,-:.Tff.gf4S1L ,
V 'Q my W
'fx " , R i L' Mez.: J
Q
7v,f,s.t..
' t ,,.,: 'Q
ilfffri 535'
- : ' -f:tf'f.
.-5 I . - .f f 'x
1 , . ss, L f' Y
Y "M-. ' T W e
2 -tn Y . 3' .53
rv ' Q-A i A f
V- . 'ig
37: A
, V, ,i 5, ww .
t :get 4
,tis - ' V A w
'ijvt2?'4v . Qsiifiiglc
it if t , , w k l.
'15 ..v-, 'A Q", tf. - L IQ,
,. . K V. ' ,M - ,5, .
fs 'VHP
f . , r.,
Ron Stoh
Middle-distance ace at 220,
440, 660, 880 and all relays.
Charles Brown
Quarter-mile runner and member
of relay squads.
Sprint relay team members display fine running form as they pass the "Steelers" landmark. From left to right are Charles Benson, Ron Stoh, Leonard Dod-
son and Leroy Carey.
-in
nw ,flbll-'M
'Q' an
'Tx
l .
ee Ginplermen
First row, left to right:
Bob Bauchop, Alroy
Thomas, Roger Jones and
Art Benitez. Second row:
Robert Merlen, Lee Todd,
Ron Stoh, and Roger
Dahlquist. 'Third row:
manager John Magana,
Don Turman, Milton
Jones, Curtis Branch,
Dave Delair, Russell
Rickerson, and manager
Bud Boynton.
fi
. cars y
-he 5' 4' sf'
M'
1 J E .yfgilwgi Wg I V V
K y 'mmm " Q ,., '
Q ' I
J
' e,.,.
e
1-Jr,-if
ws,
any
- N
'Li-ii. S
iii.
zfifih?
vga .
ZE'H'f
, M .7
, . .
+1
J
,,,... SL
fs
ty."
:AKC 35
ful' 1
:Lym-
,J ks
t
r i, K
l :fn L
A X
'fl .T
I -aiiiiflop, I
3.
Vsztizfihfllb
FQ
'M 'iii
z
ix VW ,
g, -sv nm
. J'-vmfm-fi
Tw--X
wz"" .
'Xl B .iF??ff?"'z"
1. I . it
5X1M+l:s.I' '5 s' L ,
si.
,gba 1 kgs , t .
K r V w N .. . K I fy
I A N, .i---.,.. I H3551 K
ST '-v . LJ x
.wma A KQFIX
1 s I f Y L' 212 5 ,I ,L y
T , I W .4 2 l
'l , 'Q ,y raw.: W
l' r S P v fi ' ,L
my-t. Q Q I 51 ., or L 5.
L, T
I , , J i . L n
1 . .. A ,b 3
mn Jr Q X
ft r-,
v
for
of
.seem
Uaraily jLinc!aJ4'
First row,
left to right: Al Krohn
Ron sich, sin anion, sob Kerr, sin'
Anderson, and Lyle Stotelmyre. Sec-
ond row:
Spellman,
polo, Jack
T. C. McClellan, George
Russ Beaudoin, Joe Mo-
Cowell, Garry Mayo, and
manager Ed Claphan. Third row:
coach Aus
Dodson, C
son, Isaac
Snyder, Al Faris, Leonard
harles Brown, Dave Gip-
Jones, Charles Benson,
and manager Manuel Ochoa.
i9?"f,'
vgsdi ,rf 2'
as r
T
cw
X
CL.
jraclalera
First row, left to right: Gary
Kosmala, John Bradley, Ken
Boyd, Rudy Gomez, Willie Dan-
iels, and Jim Porter. Second
row: Paul Jennings, Chester
Thurman, Vic Haynes, John
Proznik, Wilton Gross, Larry
Schwartz, and Oscar Clork.
355.
. we
W
gk -W, ,
:adv
.,
J,
4 ,,
if-E
,. I ,ern
' V 3'-W -'-:MZ
, ,7
Al Krohn is seen handing off the baton to Dave Baker during the
distance medley relay at Santa Barbara. Fontana was third in the event.
30,9 Edl'fy'.S,2ad0ll l'A5
With the loss of ace sprinter John Lacey and crack
hurdler Tony Metoyer, the Steeler cindermen faced the 1961
season minus the top point-getters of their CIF champion-
ship team. But outstanding early marks of 9.8 in the 100,
21.6 in the 220, 49.6 in the 440, 2:03 in the 880, 15.0 in
the high hurdles and 1:31 in the 880 relay showed the
Steelers didn't lack for very long.
jodi .7aLe5 mire!
af gaafer R ago
,.-4'
10"
ff'
ei?
3 , 5. .
1' T .
Q f.f.:ff"' :L
'MJ .Q if I - ,Q
-es rf?
,.'.
4G"','
reds. t .1 . . .elf H
,ur vv,,.',
. w
Y -ae, V fu :f .
6 A-1 -
Eddie Vasquez is shown knocking off the bar in the pole vault during
a practice session.
A scene of the 100-yd dash in the Easter Relays shows from left to right: Kanoy lDominguezl, Leonard Dodson lFontanal, Armstrong lltancho Alamitasl, and
Sam Workman Uattt, who was the winner of the event. Benson placed third, Dodson fifth.
iz.,
me
1 r.,
,
.
.1 g
1,934
in
'W' :fi Haifa
,I ,.
K 1
if' ,
QW!
V 1 yffrw-
rj' 1
,w ,
f 5 af! '
I 35 ' "W"
A
gg
2
f gm-
Ni V Q
1 -V Q..-
A f
,
Q. ,f fi
W, M
' f -A.,. . ,,.,k K 1.21312 Q'fimmg,f,f,,
K, . A
. , fm: fwfr gf: u.,ry,,f 135, Ima rv Z- ..- 94, fx, .A '
. ww .-f+j.gww?fzfeS',-1-L7 1- ' M215-' ,
.. MM, Ma' j a,-:iw
1
.If -
' -A Q, my A 1,
if
4 .
9: ,
-
,
'-1,
.Ld
1
pf
5.3 . .
, . x' J
. i Mr,
Q -if
Lf 3"
5,1 am,
.32
'ff ,
I,
.
I
. ,-.
6
if fri!
,ffl
4
, ,519-.1
v,
. , . ,:,,,,.,,,f,,,f,-,1f.2,-4 ffm 5 ,
. , fr .- ,A ,
' tgf 'Yay 7 9 diff-gig , 4' 'rf Q 153' , 12
f
fy.y'xfg:',iq .f,.g135g,, ,fm m
M -
,-
-S Q u x
4 , , v A 4
nw E T 5, J Y' E,-
f- a K, 3
f 1 2
3 5133 2 1
qv- W., 'Y f ,
Q
I' f'f:": X:
ii 1 E- 1:
f, A " Qwfii' A
, 5 'MF' I if fy
TA vi Zi . V
.iffy , 'Ei J., 0'
S ,g, g A
. '75, ty ng." l Q
, ,Ev mf 4 .QW 5 Jw: ,eff
t .
, V' 'L'i',,Q 0 H """---7
5 A 'Hi-...L
V ff 2' I
X 1332 '1 V L
' -E
if 3,
pg", .x A 7:91
,aff
.1
3 2.
opaaf g0l,U" l' l'Cl,6!Uat25 . . .
l
mi ie?
ll, I
It
ll rl
fi
it
It ll
it
,li
l .gn
3
li
. ME
.iv -
fi
1 3 QD:
, 4
li 4132
gt G if
ii -
. femo-
i '2-
l , ,
w if ?
h w
f i f
A - -at
1- ' 1
-2 iff-I
'T lx
2 ,L -' Q: 9
tif
V --.
Treasurer Judy Simmons, president Perry Lerner, and secretary Gloria Steiner discuss senior gradua-
tion. Not present was vice president Dow Ferguson.
The four years spent at Fohi
were ones to be remembered.
As iuniors, they lost the tradi-
tional Junior-Senior basketball
game and also suffered defeat
during the game of their senior
year. The girls proved stronger
when they defeated the junior
girls in the backwards week
Junior-Senior tug-of-war.
Sales, dances, and car
washes played an important
part in the fund-raising proiects
of the senior class. As seniors
leave Fontana High to go on to
newer and greater heights, they
will leave traditions and stand-
ards hard to break - and
events long remembered.
As the last four-year class gradu-
ates from Fontana High School, many
tears are brought to eyes and many
memory books are filled to the brim.
The last corsage from a Junior-Senior
Prom, the bid from a homecoming
dance, and memories of games won
and lost take their places among the
souvenirs.
During their last year, the senior
class of l96l were responsible for
sponsoring a Seniors-AFS Fair to
bring two foreign exchange students
to Fohi during the 1961-62 school
year. This was the class gift. Clubs
and organizations on campus spon-
sored booths in the fair which ran
for three days. A total of S1100 was
turned over to the American Field
Service to bring the students.
QCICA !0l' MMG? goagi
Members of senior council seated, left to right, are Ann Weinstein, Caroline McEachern, iunior Jim Ander
son, Carol Casalmon, Vivian Manns, Gloria Horn, Lou Bushore, and Dick Lambert. Standing are Cheryl
Arnold, Lynnette Abbott, senior class veep, Dow Ferguson, Art Fahnestock, and Mona Kermode.
104
Karen Alborn
Douglas Allen
Lynnette Ruth Abbott
Jeannette LaVaun Aerni
Jerry Dale Aerni
garfy in
David Akre
Anthony Alatorre
Angelina Albano
Archie Vincent
Albaugh Jr.
fde yea? . . .
Terri Almblcud
Louis Alva
Fred Andersen
Linda Carol Andersen
Henrietta Louise Anderson
William Frederick Anderson
'J'
.ll
Z,
la!!
sf 51
. .Q . , f
L34 1 L21 3, ' mf-Q2
C , L 5
CWM: :I X'
kkl' 1 '
'fi v
31,4-A 51' M
9,
,ff
-fu
, ,. A
' Q
,iv
P
f
, 'ff'
3
gay i. J
K.
A
.35
.,..
g ,
53 ,,
gf'
if
9
. :fig 4
gf-fm
1
' E
52-5553.
fbi A
, Y .
':'f-515 Sig:
. KNPJQ'
,,, V6 ,
,aw
wmv?
My
ju
Q
uf 9'
2
ww
QQ?
1"'+'1x1
F
,f A
.,-r.
K
,., ,
2555
T Q42
Q5 '
.
'zo
W W2
"
.- 51
22
KM
'X .
A L
fm' fig
'-.f
1
'.3q,zr'-
K j g, I
M 5
5, ,J
Marilyn Bennett
Charles L.
Benson
Patricia Louise
Bertolet
Janet Betonte
Ed Biick
Lincla Louise Billings
Jack D. Blackwell
Beverly Blair
Delight Block
Bill Bonner
,vw
and
Rila Marie Brockham
David Brooks
Charles Edward Brown
Judilh Ann Boydslon
Robert Lee Bracken
Beverly Ann Bratlien
Morris H. Brinkman
.SZAOJ
0 of
6,9 l Pl
Judy Brown rod e
Barbara Brownlee
Gordon Brummell
Juanita Bryson
Helen Lorraine Buckner
Fred Burke
Bonnie Burman
Mary Beverly Burnach
Louis E, Bushore Jr.
www? r f. f
fm V
5' .
Y,4N r
z9s
gf,
I fi
N.
f-0
A
'ess
ln.
'D
'iv'-
bf'
Qr"""'
Ji' ,
, 4,5
....- ,
I ery JY, f
.',.4-.
Carol Casalman
Melvin A. Chadwick
David ChaiSe
Bette Lou Chambers
Janice Chambers
Bob Chavez
'I09
Glen Lee Cahill
Luz Yolanda Colderon
Charleen Marie Carlson
Kenneth Wayne
Carpenter
' Bill Carter
fr George Edward
Carter
Robert L. Casady
fo a
new Ai9A
fl i
Ageiise
..i545Fi '
e
.
-Q
A y """""'b1...
i
eyf
Senior brains, left to right, Dan Voiku, Jerry Perkins, Perry
Lerner and Rich Slade toured the country during the summer
of 1960
esfir 1 '
E2 iff, - 'J' .
255. 3 1 ' " I
P if ', -:if 1 . f' ig, '
l i
P l3"93'2 . ? 1 4 ' i
Q or
S
WML. - , .N.,J A NW lj
f
4
Rosie Ann Chavez
Carol Lynn Christian
Paul Edwin Claphan
Sharon Kay Clark
:Jer Me
cJerdAi,9
Lawrence A. Collins
Joseph Collie
Barbara Ann Coon
Alexia Costa
Martha Aleene Cothran
Alice Mae Crawford
Carolyn Cress
Consuelo Cruz
Janet Grace Curran
Jacqueline Jean Deatherage
Charles Cutler
Patricia Dalla Rosa
Annette Marie Dalton
0 Me
Mike Decker farsf our-year,
C arid
Mary H. de lc Hoya
Lyle Denton
John DeTomaso
Bryan Dewitt
George Dickerson
Eileen Diette
Theresa Dockery
Leonard Dodson
Don Donovan
Carol Beth Doughty
Beulah Ann Dowd
Robert Downing
Sue Marne Drake
A
figs 1,
'W.E
,uf
Y f 1
wif
"S.....
1'
Louls Edl
Elaine Sherry
Ellsworth
Donna Lee Emens
Carol Jean
Englehard
Melvm Dennis
Enslow
Robert Evans
David Facciani
Art Fahnestock
Alice Marie Dupuis
Douglas Echols
Darlene Eck
Sherry Eckhardt
51?
larry Hastings, flying high,
we
jf
72119
lftCCe.'55!u
K
my.
4"""
Q
W.
in-.....
C6
n Ann er
Ofl
Bert H. Fox
Mary Franks
y Calniore Phil'Freeman
.Simi
Linda Sue French
Elnora Furnish
Mary Helen Garcia
Judy Eileen Garner
Charles Garvin
Sally Mae Gaston
George Edward Gaydon Ill
Larry Genda
Y L
Robert Terry Fegley
Dow Ferguson
Gail Louise Ferrie
Jim Fleming
Louise Ann
Flescher
Elodia Flores
Mervin Railton
Forney
,gr
.- M1615 One 0
f e many acfwifi
Donna Ann Grimlan
Sam Grinceri
Diane Jean Grossbach
Preston John Groulx
Shirley Allison Guinn
Dennis Guthary
Pamela Haid
Evelyn Haigh
-r..7',,f
.. lj 0l'l60I'Q
Me
eniord
Nil
""s.
Kenneth Haight
Leta Hale
Frankie Halladay
"'it:2P
Betty Jo Harrell
Alan D. Harris
Larry Hastings
Starleen Eileen Hays
Margaret Hewitt
Jim Hiiva
Darlynn Helen Hill
Sharon Hill
Herbert W.
Hambleton l
John Alexander p
Hamm I
Karen lGoberl Hearrell
Bonnie Henrickson
Gloria Hernandez
Magdalina Hernandez
Margaret Ruth
Holland
Gloria Horn
Duane Horsley
Judie Lynne
Howell
John Hoyt
Jackie Marie
Hubbard
Marcia Hubert
Marcia Lynn
Huebner
Patricia Ann
lPorlerl Hunter
Jack Hughes
John K. Hursa
Lynn Hutchins
we
1 vcd.,
. ,
if..
mg I
'ff'
L 'NX 'rw
. L ."""ff
71 i ZZ.,
25 lie L' 1.75-
: A-f.?":fff:1'?
435.1 .f'Sgf',-H '-it
Slit' llweki'
rf.f,,?.Li4a'i,Xi-st.
Janice Huzzey 3 L K
Fred Ingalls Q M oud
a ir
Gary Janka
Ronald Jeffrey
116
Beulah Marie Johnson
QN
YT?-N
7?
loondore
ff
en fora
ry ,wife
15177
Thomas Mark Kellen
Kennelh Albert Kelly
Mona Ruth Kermode
Robert Olivier Kerr
'II7
Ingrid Marie Johnson
Pat Johnson
'U'
A
'ferr
'43
Ellen Bernice
Jones
Roger Ray
Jones
Joyce Jordan
John Thomas
Journot
Ray Kaiser
Richard Kaiser
Pat Keating
Loyel Keeney
Geraldine King
Shirley King
Donald l. Kiser
George Koerner
Albert Gerald
Krohn
Harry Walter
Kunafh
Donna Kuntz
Vendell Kupecz
Steve Kurlh
Sharon Kuhl
. MM
ring
Richard H.
Lambert
Susan Doane
Lamkin
James Langdon
John Larrabee
N-....,.,,.
, ,
Donna .lean Lash
Charles Eugene
Lawrence
Charles Lemme
Ruby Nell
Lenaway
fi m A ,
4x39 x in
km
...f-"
Frances Ludu
Ronnie McCaslin
Theopheleus
Clay McClellan
Patricia Ann
McCormick
4u..---
Linda Lenhart
6
,
Richard Lindner
Tom Lively
Donna Lohmeyer
Perry A. Lerner
Diane Leslie
Mary Louise
Lewis
Joe Leyva
42-L
Dale K.
Lohmuller
49'
Q4
is
wh -f-fp
'?T'r
1f"f"'
L aldff
Carmelita Marquez an
Eva Marshall
Gary Matthews
Donna Joyce Mayberry
Ann Marie Mayer
Wanda Lucille McGarvey
Angela Mclntire
Dorothy McMillan
Fred MocBrohn
Ron Malachowski
Kenneth Manell
Vivian Ruth Manns
Joe Mupclo
g0l,Ul'l6 ...
Bob Martin
Irene Martinez
Katherine Mason
Kenneth R. Matheson
'Nw-atv
...W
Larry Mechem
Jim Medill
Barbara Meeks
Stephen John
Merten
John Messinger 1
Mike Michener
W
C?
'rsh
15.3.4.9-3
rev-C
Carol Miller
an
Pam Miller
Beverly Jo Ann Minniss
al'll'l0llI'lCel'l'l0Ili6
Roger Franklin
Minniss
William Henry
Misch Jr.
Jesse Mitchell
Mary Lena Moon
Mary Ann lCainl Neal
Jean Nelson
Carolyn Suzanne
Moore
Frank Moreno
John G. Mraz
Alice Marie
Mulvaney
George E. Murray
James Murray
Robert Murray
. ECG I'l'l 0 U
growing
COI'l Ceffl
Tom Nieze
Bruce Norton
Janice Ann Nyman
Mike O'Leary
Michael
O'Shields
Christine Oliver
Jane Kay Onken
.ad
gracluafion
neare
Thomas Henry Orr
Marilyn June Owens
Edith Packard
Lidia Palazzi
Kathleen M.
Palchetti
Anita Palmer
Louis Paluzzi
Paul Parmertor
Pam Pattinson
Chester Patton
Sandra Paxton
Mary Juanita Peck
Gerald L. Perkins
Dan Perrone
Judith Rae Peterson
Linda Joyce Peterson
Mike Pickett
AY'
- WT.,
""-no'
Nick Pizzica
James Platt
Sheri-Le Pope
William A. Pratt
Antonia Proznick
Carol Lee Purola
Nancy Pusey
Barbara E. Quinn
'mv
'CTT'
Rose Marie Rettie
Susan Louise
Richards
Russell Edwin
Rickerson
Sharon Kay
Rickman
Glenn Ritchey
Jeannette Quintana
Iris Jean Raberding
Joseph Anthony Ragone
Gene Ravare
Margaret Ray
Patricia Louise
Reed
Lannis
lMcCraneyl
Reeves
Maurine lAbbottl
Rethaford
Mildred Rogers
Dorothy Elaine Rogersonu
7
JQQJOI2 6
Ong
2 Ol'
Frank Romero
Juanita Ross
Phullp Duane Ross
Sharon Elaine Ross
Roger Runstrom
Sherry Lynn Rush
Bernard Edward Russell
Roberta A. Russell
Alvin Sanborn
Sylvia Schmid
. . CCl,l'l'l2
wl'fA
My
Mildred Marie Schreckengost
Leland Schwartz
Fred L. Sclafani
George Robert Seale
Bob Sebring
Susan April Seinneke
Aclella Elenor Severson
Eric Shafer
Paula Shipman
Danny Shipman
Sandra Shinkle
Richard Howard
Shutt
Dicksie lScoviIlel
Spolar
Jim Squire
Marlena Kay Starn
Gloria Steiner
Carol Steele
Lyle Stotelmyre
Clyde Wm.
Strickland
Janice Diane Stuart
John Edward Smith
Lawrence Demetri
Spiak
Mary Ann Spinuzzi
""Ti"-nb
Steve E.
Swatsenbarg
Byron Tennant
Levoria Thomas
Sandra Thomas
f7Ae
gufure
JOOLQJ
High
ig.
gan!-'
..f0
an
One
Cl
-1- N-4?
nf-4
Sonia Vadasz
Janice Varner
Bill Vickery
Lloyd Vinson
Daniel James Voiku
Eugene Wahweah
"- Wei
as
at
Linda lLlngenfelterl Thornton
Martha Sue Todd
Mary Lou Todd
,,. V-v
J .Ja
Juanita Tometich
Carol Tout
Carole Tratar
Loretta Trento
Bill Tucker
Susan Elizabeth Turner
Gwendolyn Tyree
Yvonne Underwood
John Wall
Kay Wulorinlo
Helen Wolf
Barbara Ann Weber
U Me
Qpaffed . ..
Gene E. Wheat
Bill While
Bonnie Jean White
Bob Williams
Dorlha Williamson
Janice Lee Wilson
""Y'!.
Beverly
Kay
Winkler
'Nn..,.,.
Q,
,vu-x
'Vs
Charlene Wlnn
16.
A
Q72 '
W 5159.1 --'25 ' ,
W Q '
5 .1143 1 ' ,,
JFK-Qiff 23:2 ' 'mi
f are H-. ,.
fLEief':':1f2'f':,-
.QMFQ-'-W. , 33? -
1 'W 1.1 ,
5 .
ix" "'
WM
f.
ee ing ewer
rea fer gn cleauorb
-'-it
34,
"T""""'b
'Sa'
'25
Frank Wolff
Beverly Jenn
Woodburn
Linda Jean
Woodford
Roberl Wright
Edward M. Wyraz
Jr.
Richard Ybarra
Gerald Young
Vivian lGullinl
Younker
Andrea Jean
Zack
Robert M.
Zdilor
.leanelle Kay
Zielke
Vicloria
Ally
LYNNETTE ABBOTT
Junior Class Veep
Z Club
Girls' League
Junior Class Play
Junior Football Princess
Drum Maiorette
Choir Accompanist
Homecoming Basketball
Queen
ANTHONY ALATORRE
Swimming, V
Water Polo, V
ARCHIE VINCENT
ALBAUGH JR.
CSF
Wrestling, JV
DOUGLAS ALLEN
DECA
Baseball, JV
LOU ALVA
Varsity Club
Football, Bee
Baseball, JV
Basketball, Bee, ,V
FRED ANDERSEN
Varsity Club
Inter-Club Council
Tennis, V
Basketball, Mgr.
LINDA CAROL ANDERSEN
A Cappella
Drill Team
WILLIAM FREDERICK
ANDERSON
Football, JV
CAROL MARIE ANICIC
CSF
Legislative Council
Drill Team
FTA
FHA
Mu Alpha Theta
Daisy Chain
Senior Council
CI-IERYL ARNOLD
Junior Secretary
Senior Council
Girls' League
Legislative Cabinet
Clothes Court
Z Club
Stagehands
Pep Club
Sophomore Basketball
Princess
Drill Team
CSF
LARRY ASHURST
Key Club
MEBS
Inter-Club Council
Band
Wrestling
Music Festival-
Superior Solos
SANDRA JEAN AVERY
Girls' League
Stagehands
FBL
DECA
Pep Club
Drill Team
Head Flag Girl
Daisy Chain
LINDA ANN AXTELL
Z Club
Girls' League
Drill Team
Student-of-the-Month
PHILLIP J. BALSANO
Golf, V
NANCY JO BARILL
Drill Team
Head B Cheerleader
RUSSELL E. BEAUDOIN
Mu Alpha Theta
Varsity Club
Track, Bee,
Cross-Country, JV, V
Forum
DAVID BELL
Basketball, Bee, V
Baseball, JV, V
ROBERT BENE
Legislative Council
Drama Club
RICHARD BENITEZ
Basketball, JV, V
Fohi
Language Field Day, lst
MARILYN BENNETT
Legislative Council
GAA
CHARLES L. BENSON
Varsity Club
Basketball, JV
Football, V
Track, V Captain
WILLIAM BERNAL
FFA
Football, V
PATRICIA LOUISE
BERTOLET
Girls' Glee
JANET BETONTE
CSF
JACK D. BLACKWELL
Key Club
Varsity Club
Basketball, V
Baseball, V
BEVERLY BLAIR
A Cappella
Senior Council
Legislative Council
Drill Team
BILL BONNER
Band
Bowling Club
DELORES MARIE BOSTON
Pep Club
Semper Fidelis
Drill Team
CSF
Flag Girl
MARTHA JEAN BOWEN
Spanish Club
Music Club
FTA
GAA
Gregg Speed Awards
JUDITH ANN BOYDSTON
CSF
Bible Club
Drill Team
ROBERT LEE BRACKEN
Key Club
Varsity Club
Football, V
RITA MARIE BROCKHAM
Hi-Tones
Pillsbury Bake-Off
Girls' Glee
DAVID BROOKS
Beta Chi
Fohi
HELEN LORRAINE BUCKNER
A Cappella
GAA
FRED BURKE
DECA
A Cappella
BONNIE BURMAN
Sophomore Council
Junior Council
Senior Council
Pep Club
Girls' League
Legislative Council
Amicitia Tri-Hi-Y
Drill Team
LOUIS E. BUSHORE
Night Sales Chairman
Tennis
YOLANDA LUZ CALDERON
Pep Club
KENNETH WAYNE
CARPENTER
A Cappella
Madrigal Singers
ROBERT L. CASADY
Mu Alpha Theta
CSF
Basketball, Bee
Baseball, JV
CAROL CASALMAN
Shon-Aves
Quill 8. Scroll
Speech Club
Latin Club
Forum
Senior Council
MELVIN A. CHADWICK
Bowling Club
FFA
Senior Class Play
DAVID CHAISE
Pep Club
Swimming, JV
Football, JV
Track, JV
BETTE LOU CHAMBERS
GAA
JANICE CHAMBERS
Drill Team
A Cappella
ROSIE ANN CHAVEZ
Stagehands
CAROL LYNN CHRISTIAN
Tau Chi
Senior Council
PAUL EDWIN CLAPHAN
Track, Bee
SHARON KAY CLARK
Drill Team
LINDA FAYE COATNEY
Shon-Aves
Drill Team
Flag Girl
ANTONETTE ELAINE
COLOMBERO
Girls' League
FBL
BARBARA ANN COON
Legislative Council
Head V Cheerleader
Drill Team
ALEXIA COSTA
Thespians
Pep Club President
CSF
A Cappella
ASB Pep Commissioner
Student-of-the-Month
Cheerleader
Drill Team
Z Club
MARTHA ALEENE COTHRAN
Shon-Aves
NFL
Speech Club
Drill Tea'm
Girls' League
Bible Club
Girls' Glee
132
ALICE MAE CRAWFORD
Bible Club
CSF
Pep Club
Latin Club
A Cappella
Madrigal Singers
Shon-Aves
JANET GRACE CURRAN
CSF
DAR Award
Tri-Anglettes
Speech Club
Girls' League
NFL
Z Club
Spanish Club
Debate Team
Shon-Aves
ANNETTE MARIE DALTON
Pep Club
GAA
A Cappella
Legislative Council
THOMAS MICHAEL DECKER
Latin Club
NFL
Forum
Speech Club
MARY H. de Ia HOYA
FHA
LYLE DENTON
Certificate of Merit-
NMSQT
JOHN ANTHONY
DBTOMASO
Swimming Team
Basketball, Bee
BRYAN DEWITT
FFA
FBL
Bays' Chorus
LEONARD DODSON
Track, V Captain
Football, V
Student-of-the-Month
BEULAH ANN DOWD
Band
ROBERT DOWNING
MEBS
Mu Alpha Theta
Wrestling, V
Track, JV
Band
Fohi
ALICE MARIE DUPUIS
Drill Team
Tau Chi
DOUGLAS ECHOLS
A Cappella
DARLENE ECK
Pep Club
LOUIS EDL
Water Polo, V
Swimming, V
ELAINE SHERRY
ELLSWORTH
Tri Anglettes
DONNA LEE EMENS
Pep Club
A Cappella
Beta Chi
CAROL JEAN ENGELHARD
Latin Club
Tau Chi
Drama Club
Girls' League
Drill Team
MELVIN DENNIS ENSLOW
Legislative Council
BOB EVANS
Football, V
Basketball, Bee
.xdcfiue
DAVE FACCIANI
Baseball, V
Legislative Council
ART FAHNESTOCK
Cross-Country
Wrestling
Baseball, Mgr.
Senior Council
ROBERT TERRY FEGLEY
Football, JV
Track, V
Wrestling, JV
F. DOW FERGUSON
CSF
Senior Veep
Track, Bee
Tennis
Band
Football, JV Outstanding
Player
GAIL LOUISE FERRIE
CSF
Z Club
Pep Club
Sophomore Council
FTA
Songleader
MERVIN RAILTON FORNEY
Band
Pep Club
BERT FOX
MEBS
Wrestling, V
Football, Bee
Band
MARY FRANKS
Sophomore Treasurer
Songleader
Drill Team
Basketball Princess
BYRON GLASS
Key Club
Varsity Club
Football, Bee, V
Baseball, JV
MIKE GODINEZ
Football, V
JOANNE GOETZ
Pep Club
Drama Club
Radio-TV Club
Songleader
Drill Team
ROBERTA LOUISE GOLASKI
CSF
Mu Alpha Theta
FTA
Shon-Aves
TILLIE TOYLER GRAVES
GAA
Spanish Club
Drama Club
Latin Club
Nurses' Club
SAM GRINCERI
Legislative Council
Football, Bee
DIANE JEAN GROSSBACH
FTA
Z Club
Amicitia Tri-Hi-Y
Girl-of the-Month
Drill Team
Fohi Editor
Junior Play
Senior Play
PRESTON JOHN GROULX
'Key Club
Varsity Club
Wrestling, V
Football, Bee
2l'll0I"
ecorcl jkeir
SHIRLEY ALLISON QUINN
Quill 81 Scroll
NFL
Shon-Aves
Forum
Junior Class Play
Girls' League
PAMELA HAID
CSF
Quill 81 Scroll
Forum Editor
Fohi
KENNETH HAIGHT
Varsity Club
Football, JV
HERBERT W. HAMBLETON
Bowling Club
Inter-Club Council
JOHN ALEXANDER HAMM
CSF
Mu Alpha Theta
ALAN D. HARRIS
Latin Club
Senior Council
Water Polo, V
LARRY HASTINGS
DECA
STARLEEN EILEEN HAYS
FTA
GAA
FHA
GLORIA HERNANDEZ
GAA
FBL
Inter-Club Council
Drill Team
MAGDALINA HERNANDEZ
GAA
MARGARET HEWITT
Shon-Aves
Drill Team
Fohi
Drama Club
Pep Club
SHARON HILL
DECA
GLORIA HORN
Shon-Aves
Drill Team
CSF
Inter-Club Council
DUANE HORSLEY
Varsity Club
Football, Bee, V
Basketball, JV, V
Baseball, JV, V
Legislative Council
JUDIE LYNN HOWEl.L
Pep Club
Swim Club
Band
JACKIE MARIE HUBBARD
FBLA
MARCIA HUBERT
Z Club
Head V Cheerleader
Pep Club
Sophomore Homecoming
Princess
JACK HUGHES
Football, Bee
Tennis, JV
Swimming, V
JOHN K. HURSA
FFA
Football, Bee, JV
GARY WILLIAM JANKA
Key Club
Fohi
BEULAH MARIE JOHNSON
Thespians
Stogehands
Band
CCOITLIHA5
INGRID MARIE JOHNSON
GAA
Shon-Aves
Pep Club
Girls' league
Band
PAT JOHNSON
A Cappella
Madrigal Singers
Songleader
ELLEN BERNICE JONES
Girls' Glee
Bowling Club
ROGER RAY JONES
FFA
Track, C, Bee
Legislative Council
JOYCE JORDAN
CSF
JOHN THOMAS JOURNOT
Varsity Club
CSF
Wrestling, V
Cross-Country, JV
Student Store
RICHARD KAISER
Football, Bee, JV, V
Track, Bee, V
FRED KAUFMAN
Track, C, Bee
LOYAL KEENEY
Legislative Council
Baseball, JV
Basketball, Bee, JV
KENNETH ALBERT KELLY
A Cappella
MONA RUTH KERMODE
Shon-Aves
Mu Alpha Theta
CSF
Latin Club
Forum
Senior Council
ROBERT OLIVIER KERR
Key Club
Varsity Club
Football, V
Wrestling, V
All-CBL Wrestling
DONALD I. KISER
Golf, V
ALBERT GERALD KROHN
Varsity Club
Football, C
Track, C, Bee, V
Cross-Country, V
HARRY WALTER KUNATH
Sophomore Council
Senior Council
King-Backwards Week
VENDELL KUPECZ
Wrestling
STEPHEN S. KURTH
CSF
Mu Alpha Theta
Latin Club
Tennis, V
Inter-Club Council
RICHARD H. LAMBERT
Band
DECA
Basketball, Mgr.
Swimming, JV
Superiors-Band Festival
SUSAN DIANE LAMKIN
Drill Team
DONNA JEAN LASH
Tau Chi
Senior Council
Band
CHARLES EUGENE
LAWRENCE
CSF
Language Day
l'l'L2I'l i6
CHARLES LEMME
CSF
Latin Club
Mu Alpha Theta
Track, V
Cross-Country
LINDA LENHART
Z Club
Junior Council
Senior Council
Amicitia Tri-Hi-Y
Fohi
PERRY A. LERNER
CSF
Senior President
Latin Club
Key Club
Mu Alpha Theta
Student-of-the-Month
United Nations Pilgrimage
Debate Team
Inter-Club Council
Tennis, V
DIANE LESLIE
Junior Treasurer
ASB Social Chairman
Z Club
Drill Team
Stagehands
Daisy Chain
MARY LOUISE LEWIS
German Club
Amateur Radio Club
Bible Club
Latin Club
JOE LEYVA
Wrestling, JV
DONNA LOHMEYER
A Cappella
Madrigal Singers
Senior Council
CSF
Drill Team
FRANCES LUDU
Girls' League
Senior Ciass Play
Band
THEOPHELEUS CLAY
MCCLELLAN
Football, C, Bee, V
Track, V
All-CBL Football
PATRICIA ANN
MCCORMICK
A Cappella
RAYMOND L. MCCULLY
A Cappella
PATRICIA ANN
McDONALD
Beta Chi
GAA
CAROLYN McEACHERN
A Cappella
Shon-Aves
Beta Chi
WANDA LUCILLE
MCGARVEY
A Cappella
Madrigal Singers
ANGELA McINTIRE
Girls' League
Thespians
A Cappella
Pep Club
FBL
"New Moon" Operetta
Junior Class Play
DOROTHY MARIE
. MCMILLAN
GAA
Girls' Glee
Y-Teens President
FREDERIC E. MacBROHN
Audio-Visual
133
KENNETH MANELL
ASB President
Key Club
Varsity Club
Junior Class President
Cross-Country
Boys' State
Junior Class Play
Senior Class Play
VIVIAN RUTH MANNS
Sophomore Secretary
Shon-Aves President
Z Club
Spanish Club
Speech Club
CSF
Science Fair Sweepstakes
Band
Senior Class Play
JOE MAPALO
Cross-Country
Track, Bee, V
CARMELITA MARQUEZ
GAA
EVA MAE MARSHALL
Tri-Hi-Y
Girls' Glee
KATHERINE MASON
Senior Play Stage Manager
ANN MARIE MAYER..
FBL
STEPHEN JOHN MERTEN
Pep Club
Water Ski Club
Legislative Council
Tennis, JV
JOHN MESSINGER
Varsity Club
Tennis, V
Basketball, Mgr.
CAROL MILLER
FBL
Drill Team
Pep Cub
BEVERLY JOANN MINNISS
Pep Club
ROGER FRANKLIN MINNISS
Football, V
Baseball, V
Player-of-the-Week
WILLIAM HENRY MISCH
Band
Swimming Team
JESSE MITCHELL
Key Club
Varsity Club
Legislative Council
Football, Bee, V
Basketball, Bee, JV, V
Baseball, JV, V
Outstanding JV Basketball
Player
Outstanding Lineman
CAROLYN SUZANNE
MOORE
Shon-Aves
Tau Chi
Girls' League
Drill Team
FRANK MORENO
Football, V, Mgr,
Wrestling, V, Mgr.
Baseball, V, Mgr.
JOHN MRAZ
NFL President
CSF
Sophomore Veep
Football, Bee
Track, Bee
Inter-Club Council
ROBERT MURRAY
A Cappella
GEORGE E. MURRAY
Mu Alpha Theta
MARY ANN NEAL
Girls' League
TOM NIEZE
German Club President
CSF
Mu Alpha Theta
Water Polo, Mgr.
Swimming
Senior Council
BRUCE NORTON
Swimming
JANICE ANN NYMAN
Girls' League
Z Club
Pep Club
Band Secretary
Junior Basketball
Princess
Songleader
A Cappella
MICHAEL O'SHlELDS
DECA Treasurer
Cross Country
CHRISTINE OLIVER
Stagehands
Pep Club
Girls' League
Dramatics
Future Teachers
Senior Play
JANE ONKEN
Z Club
MARILYN JUNE OWENS
Hi Tones
EDITH PACKARD
GAA
LIDIA PALAZZI
Quill 8. Scroll President
CSF
Future Teachers
Inter-Club Council
Daisy Chain
Forum Editor
Fohi
Clothes Court
Student-of-the-Month
KATHLEEN M. PALCHETTI
FBL
CSF
Daisy Chain
PAM PATTINSON
Z Club
Pep Club
Latin Club
Legislative Council
Junior Spring Sports
Princess
Senior Homecoming
Princess
Girl-of-the-Month
Cheerleader
Daisv Chain
CHESTER PATTON
A Cappella President
Madrigal Singers
Inter-Club Council
Football, .IV
Baseball, JV, V
MARY .IUANITA PECK
FBL
GERALD L. PERKINS
Key Club
Mu Alpha Theta
CSF
Latin Club President
Tennis, JV, V
CSF
JUDITH RAE PETERSON
Amateur Radio Club
CSF
Forum
Make-Up Department
BOBBIE RAY PINARD
Tennis, JV
Basketball, JV
THOMAS ROY PIORKOWSKI
Key Club
Varsity Club
Football, V
Baseball, V
A Cappella
Maclrigal Singers
SANDY CAROL PIPKIN
Stagehands
Usher
SHERI-LE POPE
Pep Club
Senior Council
Legislative Council
Drill Team
Fohi
CAROL LEE PUROLA
Future Teachers
A Cappella
Drill Team
BARBARA E. OUINN
FHA
FBL
IRIS JEAN RABERDING
Shon-Aves
A Cappella
Forum
GENE RAVARE
Baseball
MARGARET RAY
Senior Night Sales
Fashion Show
PATRICIA LOUISE REED
Biole Club
A Cappella
ROSE MARIE RETTIE
GAA
SUSAN LOUISE RICHARDS
Clothes Court
"New Moon"
A Cappella
RUSSELL EDWIN
RICKERSON
Band
SHARON KAY RICKMAN
CSF
Shon-Aves
A Cappella
Girls' League
Daisy Chain
Madrigol Singers
DOROTHY ELAINE
ROGERSON
FBL
FRANK ROMERO
Varsity Club Treasurer
Football, Bee
Wrestling, V
Swimming
0108
.IUANITA ROSS
Z Club
Pep Club
Cheerleader, Bee, V
Senior Play
PHILIP DUANE ROSS
Legislative Council
Baseball, JV
Basketball, JV
SHARON ELAINE ROSS
Future Teachers
Beta Chi
Pep Club
Tau Chi
Girls' League
Flag Team
Forum
SHERRY LYNN RUSH
FBL
GAA
Pep Club
Hi Tones
Drama Club
Girls' League
Night Sales
BERNARD EDWARD
RUSSELL
Bowling Club
Pep Club
Water Ski Club
ALVIN SANBORN
Key Club
Latin Club
Swimming Captain
Waterpolo Co-Captain
SYLVIA SCHMID
FBL President
Girls' League
Future Teachers
Shan-Aves
Tau Chi
Inter-Club Council
MILDRED MARIE
SCHRECKENGOST
FAA
Legislative Council
LELAND SCHWARTZ
Football, JV
FRED L. SCLAFANI
FFA
GEORGE ROBERT SEALE
Football, V
BOB SEBRING
Band
A Cappella
SUSAN APRIL SEINEKE
Future Teachers
Future Nurses
Senior Play
ccomyogd menffn Wofec!
ADELLA ELENOR SEVERSON
DECA
Speech Club
Drama Club
Pep Club
Drill Team
RICHARD HOWARD SHUTT
Cross-Country
GERTRUDE SILAGY
Amicitia
Z Club
Cheerleader, Bee
JUDITH ANN SIMMONS
Z Club
Pep Club
Stagehands
Senior Treasurer
GAA
CSF
Student-of-the-Month
Cheerleader, Bee
Drill Team
Fohi
A Cappella
Senior Play
JENNEVA CARR SIMMONS
Tri-Hi-Y
RICHARD SLADE
Key Club
German Club
ASB Treasurer
Mu Alpha Theta
CSF
Tennis, V
Senior Council
Senior Play
JACK SLOVER
Varsity Club President
lnter-Club Council President
Wrestling, V
GEORGE SMITH
Football, Bee, V
Drama
JOHN EDWARD SMITH
Glee Club
Band
MARY ANN SPINUZZI
Z Club
Pep Club
DICKSIE EILEEN SPOLAR
Basketball Princess
JIM SOUIRE
Football, Bee
Baseball, V
MARLENA KAY STARN
FBLA
Drill Team
GLORIA STEINER
Senior Secretary
Z Club
Pep Club
Girls' League
Cheerleader
Fohi
134
LYLE STOTELMYRE
Latin Club
Track, Bee, V
Basketball, JV
Tennis
Football, JV
Senior Council
Band
CLYDE WM. STRICKLAND
Speech Club
Bible Club
German Club
Swimming, Mgr.
STEVE E. SWATSENBARG
Baseball, JV
MARTHA SUE TODD
Bible Club
CSF
A Cappella
MARY LOU TODD
Bible Club
CSF
A Cappella
LORETTA TRENTO
Girl-of-the-Month
Senior Homecoming Princess
Cheerleader
Drill Team
SUSAN ELIZABETH TURNER
Z Club President
Pep Club
Inter-Club Council
Football Homecoming
Queen
A Cappella
Madrigal Singers
Cheerleader, Bee
GWENDOYN TYREE
Y-Teens
YVONNE UNDERWOOD
Shon-Aves
Speech Club
Junior Class Play
Fohi
SONJA VADASZ
Nurses Club
Pep Club
DANIEL JAMES VOIKU
CSF
Math Club
Latin Club
Tennis, V
Cross-Country
CSF
BARBARA ANN WEBER
Drill Team
Flag Team
ANN MARGARET
WEINSTEIN
Shan-Aves
Mu Alpha Theta
Quill 81 Scroll
CSF
Daisy Chain
Forum
Senior Council
PATRICIA ANN WEST
Drill Team
German Club
Pep Club
Legislative Council
Drill Team
GENE E. WHEAT
Legislative Council
VIRG WHEELER
DECA
Swimming
FFA
Wrestling
Water Polo
DORTHA WILLIAMSON
FBL
JANICE LEE WILSON
DECA
Forum
BEVERLY JEAN
WOODBURN
A Cappella
LINDA JEAN WOODFORD
DECA
EDWARD M. WYRAZ JR.
MEBS President
Inter-Club Council
Latin Club
Mu Alpha Theta
CSF
Band
Pep Club
RICHARD YBARRA
Football, V
Baseball, V
Basketball, V
GERALD YOUNG
FFA
ANDREA JEAN ZACK
GAA
CSF
Shon-Aves
Tau Chi
Latin Club
Girls' League
Girls' Swim Club
Drill Team
Z Club
ROBERT M. ZDILOR
Legislative Council
JEANNETTE KAY ZIELKE
FBLA
Class officers: Paul Kr
Olio, vice-president. 217' 'jgziiskhgggitl
QCASQ-oi..tfjfhvN'-if '
i5f2Tzgfi,f' N' 'A
ll 'WF
N
:LQ X
G'-
, "hs,
Members ot the class
Gayle Dopf, and Mary
unions gina!
.1-
fb
MCCQJJMUK
Gal'
'S -x L
ff' W' .-
isty Stamps, president, Sue Miller, secretary, and Louis
Ending their second year at Fontana High School, the iuniors found the real
meaning of Fohi's spirit. This was their busiest year to date as they worked to fill their
treasury for graduation.
The ordering of class sweaters and rings was their biggest event. Happiness came
when they beat the seniors in the traditional Junior-Senior basketball game. During
Backwards Week the senior girls turned the tables on the iuniors and won the tug-
of-war.
Money-making proiects, booths at the Senior AFS Fair, the traditional Junior-
Senior Prom to climax Senior Week, and the class play will be truly things to remember
as the class of '62 looks back on its high school career. .
i
I
Wim, Caf,,Js,,f:.J..t , ,,Yg,7j.',,, 5
M fy
-iv., A, .V c -f M... ,
Sx x
HEL.,
Pitts, Linda Ross, Karen Luby, Ron Wiltse, Vincie Manns, Robbie Ruis, Beth Voiku, Barry Guthary, Sue Weaver,
1
, Q
s .
B Q L:
1711
v
'iv
1...
9 1
7 B
If .J 1, V,
K 1 A
live ' V
'LL,' i
i, 'A Jill , Q5 Q 5 iii
if ""
Sheriff Jahn's lunch brigade
,, ff- ,mn W ,iz
. A . .- M.,
-ve
M- 1
R,
' 313 Hi N
S . M? ,
Es, ,A , A as A ssre 5 A
,4, ,L
P
X
,
,
A 'l
'l 4
, QW.
Barrera, Mary
Basuy, Paul
Bauchop, Bob
Beach, John
Baca, Mary lou
Bagby, Joyce
Bailey, David
Bangle, Tom
Bardouski, Diane
Alder, John
Allen, Georgia
Allen, Glenda
Allen, Tom
Alvarez, Velia
Amado, Sylvia
Anderson, Jim
Anderson, Kenneth
Anderson, Les
Anderson, Peler
Anderson, Virginia
Avery, lourene
Bare, Jim
Adams, Charles
Aguoyo, Tony
Aguilera, Kalheren
Aker, Myra
Alaioki, Sleve
Alalorre, Emily
Albers, Gene
Beck, Doug
Behnke, Willene
7 ",, V, ll
Belew, Gary , J
Bell, Janet "" ' V
V Q, .
A Q1 gil, , .Q
l' ' 'V .
1 , ,
Benoisl Mary Lou ,,,
Benson Bob W
,. UN, ss. -
A s
ff'
Billingsley, Dan
Bish, Gerald
X
v
iw
1' 'fx'
we
,Ju
E 'x
'vs
is
4 l
r
'25
fo-
qw-
O-C
Carbaial, Robert
Caress, Gary
Fi, ,
sieve-v A
Le
s
l
Bulf, Jerry
Burnard, Lynn
Burrell, Frances
Burroughs, Joe
Bybee, Ruth
Cadena, Yolanda . .
Calhoun, George Camalom' Joe
Collis, Cheryl
F
Caron, Cecile '
Carper, Marylee
Carr, Loretta
Carter, Sue
o.'
4
an a 4
Cass Robert Castro Rachel
Castro Joe Chadwick Tom
Castro Melvin Chavez Juanita
Chnlbes, Mark
Butterfield, Cheryl
nf 1""' .
,J
Lf, 1 'f'
.5
Brothers, Donna
Brown, Hortense
Brown, Jackie
Brown, Mary
Buhl, Bob
Buhl, Diane
Q
...Q me Ill l
. V
Bittner, Lee Ann
Blair, AI
Blotnick, Danna
Blenis, Ray
Bonar, Gary
Bonner, George
Boyd, Nancy
Boyko, Wally
Boynton, Bud
Branch, Curtis
Briceno, Ray
Briggs, Bob
Briggs, Gary
Brooke, Jim
3
B
774 A -is
Q
5:65
- ju.
X he Childress, Jae Clark, Sharon
- 2 ' , Childress, Stella Clarke, George
,M-J. 1 Christensen, Jo Anne
'
l
- s
, ,, avi, .K x,
i' .,
J
-1
fi
. ' . fe "f '-1 P49 , 'X f
ii
a
1, 4125251 1'
1 its
i
as -3
if K
4
,Ri A, 3 KZ
4 J-
F 355' mi? x l
RZ, ,."' 5 ,, 5 ,'
if :iw M ff!! 1
,, "fig ,:Qf"23l3fi:',i,, V
Clifford, John
Cloud, Tom
Clule, Palli
Cooke, Les
Cobern, Mike
Cobern, Pal
Cockrane, Nancy
Codner, Earl
'll
V' 52' 7731 ,K I yy, Coleman, John
' 2 W I ,S 1 Conle, Dominick
Y Conte, Louise
8 lf, 2 """' Cook, Carolyn
x Coops, Dick
515- vv
, W u X.
J C onioii ninii .
,iii J J I I J W
f ' .1 L9-:img if
,ioii J 'rw f '
J 'ix if Y ' ' C
ii , . ' H ,- f ,X ,
J V . "L
- Crlienica, Annelle
Cruz, Rudy
3.31 Cuellar, Kathy
I ' D'Agoslino, Douglas
I Dahlquist, Roger
.a. -J " " nv 'wi .
i 1 Y ,3 A U Davis, Evelyn
5' Di'-'Vis' KUY Deatherage, Pat
' ff F' . in Deflgle, Bob De Augustine, John
15, - ,I i Dean, Danny
M My M Q 1- , . 5
J 'H 5 . J
. lS'm.f'.a.if'. il"
' s will .
rf: 1 ,.
j r W' gi Decker, Ron Delgado, Pele X' "
EQ . , gf Delamoler, Carol Demmerl Vince - -
li' 'fin ' hui De LGU, Diane Dennis, Linda i K' J ,
, iw.
wr'
.rg
'o-.
wow'
Dioz, Louis
Di Marlino, Diane
N
Q. W..
,....-4.
J ' 3
Domme, Bill
Donovan, Donna
Dopf, Gayle
Dorsey, Anila
C ,
.QR
:Q 4.
The Junior floal was awarde
division during homecoming
Cornell, George
Corona, Rose Ann
Corral, Joe
Colner, Joe
Cowell, Jack
Cox, Joe
Crawford, Bob
"-I V
cd .
Dalton, Richard K 1' ff ,
J :LF
i -.Q h ig r
, , If-.,,,, uf
" 3 P
,al
l 111
,l
f
if fi
I .
,, .ol
Douglas, Glen I
Dowd, Donna
Downs, Carol
Duby, Sharon
place
year.
tri-f
-.
1?
Ford, Eleanor I
f
. Q1
. ,ls
pg Q-We
if 1. .V
Nu .
Q. -5. vs
5
E
i
F w
.gr
5
.gn
-v, V
m f r o
Dunn, Cheryl -2' 'Q P '
Du Sablon, Maureen '
Dustin, Carol '
Dyer, Bob A k R
4 , , . N
4 G'
if J" ',' ,..- if
l 1 .legible . ffl fag.
i,:5Q,.k
nn
in Class
93 ' ,,
'P'
Edll Gemm .n 'hs It W as -we ks
Edwards, Eddie 'Zi .A G ' ,ggi
Edwards, Jerry ex ol, f- '
Eger Kay X K wg 1 A
Ji' 'P
5'
if y. L is '
J
'Y i 3 'iz
Eme Darlene h A S '
'Y' M sm 1 f " F, I F ' i -V ns
Enslow, Stanley ' 'I I V1 I A. ' V J: '45 ' 1
Enslow, Sleven '93 . M5 "I : W i , ,, s '
Erickson, Rulh ' " ' ln 'V , .l I 7,5
Escober, Gloria ., o ' if , , , "-li 'i -. W gif .
sires, william A ma' ,S -y .
sf . ' o K . , , 5 , 'xx
Q, - :E frfiyll J f
""
fag-fs ' if K'
f
i 1 ' ,
Fahrney, Dave i f ' I
Federico John 'i ' . Q 1 .-
k I , ei , , . A
Fahneslo: , Carmen Felix, Mary QQ? mg? A
1 Ferguson, Pal A Wifi ' 3:55 f'
b
. fr fi' r Q. Q ,aj i gg
4 .1 r.issss25'1:1:a. s:2:2::' we- .
QQ,
1 - , as
L l, . 0
Finazzo, Angeline y V11 ',,
" fx Finazzo Fran s -N, as
, ,Q it ' 'J-
EL'-B Fitchlee, Nancy ' 1 K . xl f' J E TTT?
, . . ,V e
M M Foglua, Marilyn ,- '
N Foltz Donna " T me ' ' 'ri
, ,. K 1, k,' iw
1 Q Y
' li. n,
4 JS? ll 'N V
,- H5 1 lv 3 Q fa
Hs 5-li
J' 'f', slyu'
we
Ford, Grady
Forle, Karen
Forlner, Nan
' -9.
if I 44:4
Frederick, Bruce
Gammon, Becky
cy Garcia, Kalherine
Gardner,
Garrison,
Garrison,
Galschel,
Dorelte
Linda
Ron
Connie
, Q'
.al
11' -
Galschel, Dennis
Gee, Sharon
Q5
Q...-
V on
George, Bill J 7
2l2Q.,'Sf".5Z,,.: ed fer ay A 11,055
li
4
Vw il
lei Fil i
I, M
,Q
a. .
f-
'Ei
"
wf1,i g.,,.:
Harley, Julie
Heatherly, David
W SA.
K 'H'
' 'L
,.
f' is in
,
l . + ,lf M
l2,:.-"""" if 'rf
Hesler Roy
ii' ' dm,
I'
fig?-3,1 i
'R
Hensel Marcale Hewill Lynda
Hernardez, James Hill, ohn
Hill, Nancy
A '- 5115?
if
'W'
Hemphill, Bob Hendren, Don
Henderson, Rulh Hendrickson, Mary
Henderson, Terry Henney, Bea Ann
Gutzmann, Bill
Haas, Marvin
Hagar, Bob
Haigh, George
Ham, William
Hqqhgwqy, Ari Hebden, Marcia
Hathaway, Ron Heeren, NGMY
Gochanour, Bonnie
Goggin, Carol
Golmilz, John
Gooding, Richard
Gordon, Mona
Graves, Goldie
7' X
., ..
Mi
1' V
' .ff iw
Hannah, Alvin
Hlpsley Eddie
Hilperl, Alberta Hile, Sandro
Hines, Gerri Hix, Phyliss
Hixon Rod
Gray, Linda
Green, Bob
Green, Karen
Gula, Bob
Guse, Katherine
Gustafson, Paul
Gulhary, Barry
-aw
Hofeling, Edwina
Hoffman, Mack
Hogan, Mary Lou
Holcomb, Lorella
Holdgrafer, Larry
Horner, Marion
Horsley, Harold
Horizon, Richard
Hosleller, Frank
Holyek, Karl
Housel, Bill
Hudson, Ida Roe
Hughes, Sheridan
Hugyik, Sieve
Hundley, Escryss
Hunf, Gordon
Hurst, Howard
Hussey, Mary
Hutchinson, Barbara
Irwin, Vern
3:7
Us
5 ,XX i
'3' .fix
, 'aw ig
Jackson, Bob
s..-3
f"'v
Jackson, Phyllis
Jager, Theresa
Jamison, Edilh
Jarrad, Eileen
Jean, Judy
Johnson, Dennis
4
'b QQ, at
35 ' 1
,
Johnson, Dan
Jones, Kalhy
Jones, Lena
Jorski, Jim
Joynt, Jan
Kaisinger, Rosemary
Kauzlarich, John
0l'l'l0l'I'0l,UB gl,LfJ095
Keilh, Lynn
Kelly, Lyle
Kelly, Mike
Kenlla, William
Kincade, Helen
King, Benny
King, Delmar
King, Gloria
'v we
Kerns, Belly '
Keyser, Amelia
vs
we
.4-
King, Yvonne
Knaus, Ken
H
-Q-.WY
vue
-in
'-'fx
My
.W
1179
a n
Krwx Susan Kaval, Johnny
K0Cl1 Fred Krohn Ralph
Konopka Cecllla Krggeg lewls
main
,sm
Levshk Barbara
Lewrs Jeanme
77?
'39
4 r
1
. 2 qv
Jw
Kunlz
Kurlc Kerlh
Kurllnch Vlclor
Laluberle Shirley
Lambrlch Eddie
Langgle Ron
Larson Charlene
Lasch Jnm
fe.,
lally Susan -,w
Lamberl Jack """"'l'
Lawrence Rrchard
Lee Barbara
Lee Palncna
Lenaway Judy
Lenaway Tam
Lend Carl
Lerner Duane
Leu Chrrsllne
-4.
'Mfr
in-.-eff'
ge 0 Midlfllfe
VY'
2
5
1.
Lewns Jum
Lewss, Mary
Lewis Paul
Lzllubrldge Pau
Lumbacher Shirley
Lively Bob
Lzvungslon Barbara
Loera Paulne
Looper Chrlsleene
Loudln Carolyn
Luby Karen
Ludolph Mary
Luna Mary Lucllle
Lundslrom Karen
Lyons Darlene
Mac Charles Jud
Machrone Eleanor
Macham Danny
Maclean, Valerue
MacNenll, Lynn
Madnson, Janet
X
h..
v-..,,t
t
.
f,,e'i,, 31
w-,.
r' i
4 A K'
orfunifiea
.fi sf
1
xr
.. ff V, s
, Nz.
we
K ,,r,V-'tw
:V "Us
lipnphqv Vi
is
1 w sf, ,Q lj
vii .3755 " ' -
tstt f
1 W Q W 4 , t .
-. K. I 1. 313 V 2 Q f
xg? iii K . ' A , V
-st i t , , 4, ,, M, ,M
P M L 'ff' I
It ' lf 1
Mcllwaine, Joe
McDermott, Pal
McDonald, Jan
McGarvey, Barbara
McGill, Everett
Mcllwaine, Elaine
Madrigal, Joe
Mahoney, Martin
Manell, Mary
Mann, Dena
Manns, Vincie
Marinez, Maurice
Marnati, Sharon
Martello, Eugene
Martinez, Danny
Martinez, Robert
Martz, Penny
Masters, Jerry
Mathews, Valerie
Mathias, Glen
Matthews, Ron
Mattson, Edward
Maxwell, Steve
Mayo, Garry
McAdams, Ola
McCoy, Cheryl
McDermott, Chris
-.s,
iff' 257'
33'
M ,ff ' ,j '
V I '
' W , Merendino, George Q df A., M - s ' Q' .tw
' Mclntire, Thaine Merten, Robert ' fist ' W, I -s fr 'f f
isv Menear, linda Meyers, Jane ' , K Q ' W C " W,
17. S! Micunef, Mike 4' A y rf'
Michael, Perry
Mickelson, linda ,Q 4,
Mihalow Sue we K K K 4 f
Miner, sue " " ' .Jr ' J! ,
Miller, Susan K Millette, Dennis K i W
Y , k m
5
Millsap, Gary
Mirdo, Mike
Mitchell, Louise
Modlin, Herb
Moews, Ron
Moll, Tony
Moore, Dixie
we
,wk W '
, 'Q ..
Q ,N
4, T 4
, 4 .
, ., - Q
X PM it
rw
LIL
if
ifa
'51-
1
7
ml
eg
Q 'fi
l
ff' 4.
J
-v
4
Q
Q
7- a n A
-. I 0 ana'
, F '-
.,.D
-1 -
'A
, U
4 11,1 U ,
ulqmunne... .Q
'ws ,b
,nl : 'J
ef"
N
liif
1 ,
ff K ff .L J
ler, N if
A 453
are
0' f 'Qs
W?
r-5 '
fi?
,G
Perks, Charles
Perrine, Jack
Perrine, Judy
441.
..,,. ,
if i f M spa
O'NeilI, Judy
Ostlund, Linda
Paddison, John
Palchelli, Nanetle
Pellon, Barbara
Peoples, Paula
Pergiovanni, Frank
Pergrim, Diane
Pelersen, Polly
Pelerson, Dave
Philpotl, Don
Pierce, Sheran
if
'fi 3
XX
1 ' 'Q K
. ' ..
- .Ms-v
., - J .,
.sew
1 mm
' Q
Q
I
D5 d
Q
.ill sl-5
ix .,.-,
5
.5 1
ve-v
ig? ..
L.
4. Q,
,fn
'-'F 'A
rl
.g X
2
'Q
1
Palmer, Wesley
Parker, Roger
Parmley, Linn
Parrish, Nancy
Palfen, Melvin
Parlon, Sandy
Moore, Jerry
Morris, Gene
Morris, Joe
Morris, Reggie
Morris, Richard
Mascrop, Barbara
44 K.
-,
.
Muffley, George
Myers, Mona
Mynatl, Dan
Nacsin, Joe
Nass, Fred
Negrete, Bob
Nelson, Helen
Newell, Gloria
Nicewaner, Linda
Nichols, Kenny
Nieze, Barbara
Oberlies, Al
Odle, Kennelh
Olio, Louis
Olsen, Belly
Here
tradili
4-
11-
S
0
OI1
I'IS,
Piorkowski, Kathy
Pipher, Doylene
Pitts, Lindo
Pitts, Sandy
Plosting, Victoria
Poole, Carol
Poppe, Nina
Porter, Jean
Porter, Wolter
Potts, Jerri
Powell, Earl
Pratt, Mary
Primrose, Raymond
Prosnik, John
Proznick, Ann
Puckett, Theresa
Quinn, Noro
Roberding, Garry
Radford, Howard
Roger, Tim
Randall, Louise
Reed, Pot
Regis, Lindo
Reid, Sandro
Reitenour, Sherry
Rembert, David
ahi's famous
.AML K
Hp
vw
, . tarthvy- K
vw'
swsg
.,.v-
it
-.
- is 1
ff' .t .
t
Sits-
,
45,
Mc ,M
s
s
, ,
af 3
Y
'Sr
5 i
,P
Rice, Lynn
Richards, John
Richardson, Bob
Richardson, Gary
Richtor, Russell
Riley, Colleen
Ritchey, Diane
Robertson Sharon
Robinson Ollie
Robison Lillian
Rockson Rich
S ,jk 'A J ,
'tft.,f?t7i
, , I
Reyman, Bill
...J R
as
.5 5.3, gf-
. ..
1, sw,
0
Rice, Don
4 1 fs ,, fi
. , l' 1 J' 7
, Q3
, Q l
K , Q,
fn 2,
zffi'
I ff, .I
fn fs. P s ,
. , 'P .LA
, , W ,N
JF . I 1
X
, .
.,.
- 'dz
,Q nm
- ' S
, . 1
4 3 S,
'f I
J M
L L- 1
. , -Rm'
"" A i., ,
'., In
., , .,., kg,
i :T 1' 2.
,W , Q 1 -v.,
9 1 e
s 'Q 3+
i
rpg ' . 1
ara " -in f 3
,lf :dw 1 '
vm- . -if ,
a?':f-5315 K ',,IQ, , ff -i
4: 1' ,wif I
iff tif? f I ' v
-4. H,-Lf
s i
is
W 2
J , .
i
"' ,..:,
5' rw? '
i .. -'Q ,ve
"' ' ,ile ..
,
4 X l i
N
4
'N
I 1
',- 'Q an , , ,
Rodgers, Belsy
Rodriguez, Luis
Rogers, Dennis
Rogone, Barbara
Rood, Don
Rood, Sandra
Ross, Linda
J A Z fi ' Rowlan, Palricia
I , i ' I eg ' 3 " K Roybal, George
e' anew fef ffef www.
,J ,gf Rush, Virginia
, ' ,xiii H Rutgers, David
, 92 3 H 5, 'fiiffffw 'W ,1 :f 3. Ryan, Bob
Wi -. - ii 0 'Q-'i' "'iT!'1 sul, ,, lg. .
f - 11- J, Rvvn, Mike
Q K X w ls. J 1. xl, -Q, k-k,W i V, . b X
a ' A ' , 'fir-4?Za.r:.i?7wQ'Q,Q..ir2,- l ' I
Solraidis, Tam S , A .
Samson, David
2 lil f Q. Q .
aria 1 ff ' '
ww' .
.Q wr ,-
' 1
W. 5 r'
" .,'v A .Q-
ueer Q -
., L.,
A . Eff
' w- 1.
3
sw
Q ,
fr we 5.
,1Jwgg'2'Z 'Riff
ten ri
n
J lisa an
li
rg! w'-f 3
sr' ,R
V
'vga
vw,
1
?
Sauerheber, Carole
Sawyer, Bob
Saxton, Richard
Scheel, Bob
Schellman, Rulh
Schlack, Bob
Schneider, Annemarie
Schneider, Suzanne
Schroeder, Belsy
Schupbuch, Tom
Scoville, Nanci
an
,--.xg
Snowhill, Pal
Solberg, Terry
Solraidis, Tam
Spaccarolelli, Sam
Spellman, George
Spon, Ray
Servin, Daniel
l
l
l
I
Sharpe, Stephanie
Siknra, Ron
Sinclair, Jennie
Slaylon, Sharon
Sled, Shirley
Smalley, Reed
Smilh, Byron
Smilh, Cheryl
Smilh, Dan
Smith, Jim
Smith, Jim
Smith, Joyce
Smith, Margie
Smilh, Michael
ap.
rv
' "X,
C9
..- r
-Q.
M'
- T"'1v
,-,
Y
y P
C ,
my , V
., -. -fr -
XX . .,
115' ,
'fiffi S S 2
M o ps:
'Q
f L Q
,A ' A l is
gp- 0- as - ' K :b CSN
. - Y ji ' li- ,
X t 'V ,at Y
K uh .
0
24 , b ,
Q
si v y
dj
2
K X Q X ,
' 'Z
" ' ' Tocco Nina
I X - Todd, Lee
Townley, Robert
gf Townley, Shirley
'N 3, 5 F p Q.
.. V62 f
g 'K A I
l 9 A' jlmrl.
nw'
tm
2 X
il'
x
X
K
Sw
G. .Jn A ni'
Q
vii 4
" 'inf' 4
i s
Vesentine, Johnny
Vigil, Jim
Viveros, David
Viveros, Helen
Voiku, Beth
Wachtel, Kathy
Wallner, Ed
Warner, John
Washburn, Maxine
Waters, Sharon
Watson, John
Weatherton, Mary
Weaver, Sue
Webb, Jim
Vasquez, Maria
11 Ji
.Ss -
,Jw r ,,.K r
-g,., ,
hoof! Q
nano- ,
innois, Tim
uitt, Carolyn
fa
ii
iii
A. MN
1 .2
Hi? N..
x
'H Q 6
NN
A 1
'figs '
Tunstall, Melody
Underwood, Dick '
Urban, Joyce
.-N
fl- N
Hi f ..
-Q N -
'wa
wiv, -T' K in 5
. V, 1-ws
-'V'-' -l ...
Taylor, David
Thomas, Alroy
Thompson, Keith
Thompson, Sharon
Tinkler, Shirley
Traugott, Linda
v-s
X
s ., 4--
lx
Aocia pace
as
1
. ,Q
? Ivy
f--
': ,Qui S. "' .
tw' 2 '
, :-pref' '
S.
'M hx
o
..-1.-
Srom. Susan
Stafford, Dennis
Stamps, Kristy
Starks, Mike
Stoh, Ron
Stone, Bill
Straily, Dennis
Stringer, Gloria
Stuart, Karen
Sturgeon, Rhonda
Swearingen, Edna
Strawn, Nancy
Tamm, Paul
Taylor, David
'sri
,V Tri ,. v
"I
vi
Tr qv A
Zi
,fi
Ne
--wg
, , Weber, Marilyn Welperl Louise
,
a
'L
wwf U,
E
'zu
Iv' gl
ian! I
Wenzel, Cheryl
Wesf, Eddie
Williams Bob Wlllse Ron
Williams Judy Wilson Mike
Williamson Don Wood, Jack
l JooLin9 fowar gracfuafion
Woods, Judy
Woolley, Don
Zeigler, Carolyn
Ziglar, Valerie
Wylie, Allen
Yerman, Ron
Young, Fred
Young, Janice
148
0l9AOI'l'l0l"05
SLOW
QZYQHCJQPJAQQ
Sophomore officers, left to right, are Patti Clymire, Bob
bie Shipp, George Nixon, and Karen Reynolds.
With the first year of high school over, the sophomore class has caught
wind of the real meaning of beginning preparation for the future. The class
officers and council worked to prepare the class for graduation.
Money-raising proiects included a car wash which brought good results
and the traditional sophomore sock-hop "Sham-Rock." Sales also helped sup-
plement the treasury.
Among memories are the princesses for football, basketball, and spring
sports court. Next year they will be looking forward to being upperclassmen
and the ordering of rings, sweaters, and taking part in iunior-senior events.
W ,x fl: K rf Acuna, Pat
Q " 7 " M . Adamson, Pat
, b K f ,A f If I I, f Aguilar, Mercy
v 'J .N . Aguilar, Reyes
Q ' L " I Q ' Alborn, Linda
if : ,-2' is Alder, David
. a. f 1 ff- lg Allen, Carol
Q ga f if .nn gs .
St.: I 4 "' X -i
, , .
D
if .4
'. 's?3,- l
. '- I
,.,
V Q
' W '5:"ll: 5 I -, .
11 .
, ,i .,,,'.
1- i 5
S ' ee,, , I
Anderson, Carl
Andrews, Bill
Anthony, Linda
Atchison, Ruth
Atencio, Lisa
Atwood, Marilyn
Azor, Jim
Baca, Jerri
Bailey, Robert
Bally, Mike
Baker, .loan
Bancroft, Dennis
Bangle, Wanda
Barkley, Jim
Barlow, Wanda
Barnes, Marie
Bartelli, Angelo
Baruch, Ethel
Basham, JoAnn
Batson, Tim
Bell, Dianna
Bell, Penny
Bell, Roscoe
Bellomy, Larry
Bellows, Gale
Benitez, Arthur
Bernal, Mary
Berns, Karl
Bieniek, larry
Bigelow, Annette
Bishop, Judy
Allen, Eugene
s A Allen, Judy
Allen, Nancy
Alm, Aprile
Amado, Sandra
Ando, Jim
NCQ fkefe
Austin, Jim
Avery, Nancy
e
Q -'Sf' ' we
,A ,i
' '4
Bishop, Marylou
Bobeng, Michealle
Bobrow, Bill
. Bokori, Shirley
,Ie
if N7 ,QE at
9 ef - ,' . sf
, n ,J 5, F , r
Borkowski, Konnie
Boruchin, lsak
Bothum, Linda
in vs
Bower, Rod
Boyd, Kenneth
Bracken, Roger
Bradley, Johnny
s
!
Brandt, James
Brennan, Trudie
Britt, Helen
Brooks, Cheryl
Brumelt, Gwen
n +- 1
3
dr
.
.. ff .
Eyelet"-' ,
Bryan, Joe
Buchanan, Maxine W-
Buhl, Rosemary
Burke, Louise
Burkhardt, Pat
Burns, Tim
Butler, Maryhelen
Calderon, Connie
Caldwell, Jeri
Calhoun, Carol
'Q
v L
fx..
Campbell, James
Cormer, Bonnie
r Castellanas, Becky
R Castro, Ron
50 0 ITL 0 P06
Camaionl Jennifer
ff' o f fn' '31
,H
Us tl ll, li. 'F '
4 P it n
in 1 Ml l
,ff f' Q X1 Chase, Jeanetla
'lf' ,f mf W ,'
A Chavez, Robert
', Y , '53 3 Cist, Bob
A . gill . -
' Clancy,
limi -f
2
""'." Q. 6 cf
Bettie
Clark, Lowell
Clark, Oscar
Clark, Steve
L- Clymire, Patti
Codner, Billie
Collie, JoAnn
Collier, Vance
Collins, John
Collins, Martha
Collins, Steven
Colville, Terry
Contreras, Mercy
Cooper, Sandie
7 '2-
Copeland, Carl 5 r
Cordova, Eulises J,
ff -
.J we Cornell Mary
'V'
K Q
. i, .3 D ,
Q CV' Y Costa, Steve
gifs , X Q N iq ' Crandall,
, -..,N
J J -1: - 6 X ' i.
, 1' IB: in '3 as " ......,,,...L
NV- -Q i . 'lil
ii - " i' 4 D i ' Af , 4 I A .
i' , si l if ' iv "
7' ' ' iw, " ,,: D D D 11 .
' ,, f - -?'LifilTi I . -, f , , ,.., ' -A
J J J if 92 if , "' i gg., - .,
,. . A 4. 5 is wifi D in fi Qi ' .JSF
2 K
. K ' 1 vi A Daup, Jo Anne
. -Q , x Q Davies, Mary
it - 'D J , , ' i""" f. - K Davis, carol
J " ' ,urn 2 Davis, Carolyn
J 26" - Davis, Susan
' ' ' f T fl Q ,ff ,
1 ' ' I Q, , Day, Judy
x ' , - Q ' irq Dayley, Ricky
7 , 1 it ,
Deason, Alvin . I
De Blasia, Norma Q 1- Y
De Lair, Dave I " ' i '
De Meyer, Donald V M ' 1 f
De Witt, Marlene f ' I A ,M
Diaz, John - ' J ,,. .4 is
Dillon, Marshall y ,fl
'K sl., .
slip
A
4
' 1 rf' , n Sv 1 . i
Q
Y i.
fi DDCCCCD ,
Driskill, Richard W' M
'D . 5
Edzards, Randy '42 i
Ehman, Carole ' "'
r ,
ig LF
ii K
,gif A
Ellis, Kathryn
Ellsworth Gene
Engelhard, Bonnie
Estrada Frank
Ewing, Barbara
Fahrney, Joe
, Y -W ' A f Q
J' ' i ' it '-
English, Jim , ,, J J
V -4... l my
' ,mrfrilifc w 4
' in i 2
t 1 ii. xl 'LAM
.BM h
x rx N ," RY!
ill f i iii
I 0 z l n
' 3.151131 .
iff-. W
o
-.g,.,-
J .ffm L.. Y
Q f. J
J -in in Q - K
J Wil, E
.NUM
im'
i
2
,J
S , qi, ,
9
1
W i
1
ni'
f
A
4-L2 +4
9'
i-
Q...
F725
a
i V
Norvaleen
Cunningham, Na
Curlett, Laura
Curran, Bill
Curry, Margaret
Daniel, Danny
Daniel, Kathryn
Daniels, Willie
,z
Dockery, Nathan
Donnel, Marie
Dorman, Barbara
Downs, Dennis
Driggers, Judy
DrU99i Toni
Dunn, Jim
Du Sablon, Kathy
Eby, Dottie
Ellerd, James
Elliott, Bill
Elliott, Mara
ex
NC
. .MF
2,
Donohue, Barbara
Darsett, Mary Lou
W1
Faidiga, Kathleen
Faire, Fran
Faris, Al
Faubion, Sue
Fehn, Neil
Felmlee, Joyce
Ferguson, Betty
fs
Of
Gallordo, Arthur
Gallo, Sam
Garber, Melvin
Garcia, Art
Garcia, Larry
Gatlin, Bill
Gaumond, James
Gleason, Ray
,rl
1
Y.. V
fiwf.
Q
,,,-ff J '
K W- A
'sf .
g " ..p'
'-,, 4,-
6
Gaydon, Keith
Genda, Paul
,ll
' x
Q v.
.:,1g-,f
'z -g:::,:1:::g::.
. ..4.c..4.AA..:4.L.1L,..
Flores, Rachel
Fogel, Ronald
Fols, James
Fontana, Anna
George, Bill
Giardina, Donna
Gilbertson, Milterd
Gilfert, Judy
Giolito, Mario
ll" ze'
4 1
,, ,...W,
t A ,
3 gl' if .4
K' 63 '
f.. ig
sv I arm
.,..4.4.
an
: 4
rw.:
4
i
l
, 5.15
V 2
P - .l
A ,
'P l
'
. , V as
. , ,Q I
Freeman, Bill
Frisby, Earlene 5, 6 ,W
Gall, Mike
M JIU
gums a-og, ls 3 ,
B V
5
X
vs
M
.A
V
Ferguson, John
Ferrell, Roger
Finazzo, Mary
Fischer, Elizabeth
Fleeman, Brenda
Flescher, Brian
Flores, Larry
4-
"f few -lb A
G- -
3 1 IJ' ,
:ln N
If - l
gk 445
A...
vv-Q
"un,
:gg
, 5 , -N
-, - J,
. -, J
V 7
y x 55'
,,lg'f5.,.i9QQ3'-f' f Xu
I 1:-"sl-z2SS'7.:--f E
Alf-lull, lt ' - ae-
Mff-el-J '
if xl N ix
Gorski, Margaret 7 -
Granus, Phyllis . ,
""" .
. , i N Ag,
"'4 " Il, ' :Q.l.2L.i,
ji
.
Gochanour, Beverly
Godinez, Jim
Gomez, Judy
Gonzalez, Marie
Gorham, Richard
Graylaill, Eugene
Greco, Jean
Greenwood, JoAnn
Grim, James
Griswold, Sam
Graft, Nancy
Gronek, Jim
Groulx, Ted
Gustavson, Diana
Harbison, Linda
Horde, Tom
W
l
Hardy, Sheila
Haoland, Alice
Harley, Jim
Harp, Bonnie
Harper, Linda
Harris, Jody
Hashu, Terry
Hemphill, Ronald
Hendrix, Linda
Hendrickson, Sharon
Hernandez, Ruben
Heydenreich, Bob
Hill, Joycelyn
Holland, Jean
- -Q '
,L
wi
' 4-
S PH Y' 3
eg,
I
x
li'
I'
je, Ougllf
00
dfoirif
wifk fAem:
Irwin, lynne
lrwin, Pam
lvens, Jerry
Jackson, Ramona
Jacob, Chrisline
Jasper, Mike
Jennings, Jackie
Jennings, Paul
Jeras, .ludy
Jimenez, Manuel
Johansen, Kerp
Johnson, Amelia
Johnson, David
Johnson, Delberl
Jones, Sally
Keheley, Tom
Keilh, David
Keller, Marlin
Kennard, Bob
Keyes, Dale
Kilpatrick, Joel
1
, 4. we .
- .
'
.TV
-e-flfmm.-.v,,A.
2-fiizz Q,
, ,Agn
W vfs-
sq
mire? s -1"
W' H .
.llfmuuunmmzwfsfiif
Holley, Sharon
Holl, Ron
Honaker, Donald
Hopkins, Billy
Hubble, Roberl
Hughes. John
Hull, Joe
IV.
zz:-
Hunter, Tom
Husled, Judy
lngraham, David
lngram, Dave
me ,x .v
is Q, I
J-, -W,
. ,i
r.,
Qi? L -
be sf
'21
5:
..',
,iw X fo if
'ETP F'
AF
I w ' if
1 l ' ' I
'alflig if ,Mg-" s ff? r
5 'Twill in gg!" I:
.. X
5
F
Q
V
i
A 7 1
, Gif:-. .
3, 6 'z,.v'x3":,:r ,E-1,
WV J 'ln flri 618135131
W -.5 Q,Q:,M',m
ggi WIl1:"sf- Q - 21
.I
f J r
...A gg
' -a
. li
, .- r
.l
'l
nfl' mwglf.'fz .- X
cm
,I
ry!
X
W
ll 'C
, 5,35
ll
f
Q-
4
fx
r gy
Q Q, i' :Nil
- ' 41
W- -r . Y
. fa
was
.. V
' ":WM'Li
J ,, i, 1 ,,, L. KM
5
t vv as
L .
f
uw
Q r as 'ri 1'
"1lf"W' A
, 17,1
'ax
H
4 Q.
' 1
L 1
r ' f ,QR .w
Y ,
J-6
, ., 15
M.
A
xii.
t .L
D
3,11 '
fvxfbx
Q? 2
Lawrence, Hen ry
Lawrence, Maddy
Layne, Alberl
Lazcano, Lupe
4
- -v
if
ll if
lane, Russell
Larson, Sheryl
Lawrence, Don
Leefield, Harold
lenard, Bernadine
Lend, Sandy
Kirby, Jon
Knaus,
Fred
Koehler, Judy
Koonce, Fred
Kosmala, Gary
Kovacs, Karl
Kramer, Marilyn
Kranyac, Bill
Kruger, Eric
Kulansky, Julie
Kulil, Judilh
Lahti, Edward
Laliberle, Priscilla
Lammers, Glenda
Sandra Rush admires lhe music ability of Harry Schmus and Fred Knaus
Lerner,
Leslie,
Lewin,
Lewis,
Lewis,
Leyva,
Andrew
Reggie
Barbara
JoAnn
Karen
Nellie
Lindell, Waller
Liplak, Neila
Lisk, Vicki
Lisonbee, Jearldene
Loera,
Florenelo
Logsdon, Tony
Lucas, John
Luna, Palsy
, p
43
Q
4
15.
A L
.iff if Q
Marovich, Mike
Marquardt, Marilyn
v F
.
-i .. - 1 ii
5
- .A .,
1 , ine
6
A"
, 1 in y in
Q3 ,QA
P
ig.
X,-2
1 , .... ,
fi
.i,.. . ., A
, .
n
.
Marquez, Virginia
Marruio, David
Martin, Nancy
Martin, Richard
Martinez, Alice
Martinez, Gloria
Mason, David
Mathe, Louis
Mattson, Dennis
Moy, Ralph
Mays, Carolyn
Mayzsak, Evelyn
Mead, Ray
Medina, Richard
Mendaza, Anita
Mesa, Tom
Messner, Gabriel
Micallef, Pat
Mick, Jim
Miller, David
Miller, Gary
Millette, Phil
Miro, Dennis
Mohr, Paul
K,
31 :QA
, ,fi
L
' i- 9 tw
gf? L '
, :gif . , i-,Q
'L . 225: W f
- 1 sw it ' 1
' L L ,1 , , -555 1
x 'f
x L f 'Lil I
11
348, cauglf My
of
Malmberg, Larry
Malmstrom, Dorothy
Moloncon, Willy
Manning, Karen
Mark, Clifford
Markley, Bill
30A i:
Lundberg, Alice
Lundstrom, Jeff
Lyons, Donald
McCoy, Rodney
McCue, Kathy
McCullough, David
McGlathey, Carol
McGuire, Roger
Mcllwaine, Jock
McKernan, Bill
McKernan, Lillian
Mclaughlin, Spike
Maflei, Chris
Magana, Johnny
dlairif
FEP
Q?
fm'
Moniak, Larry
Monlelongo, Dianna
Montoya, Jeanelle
Moore, Ivan
, . L Morehouse, Sue
W .
' Morris, Belly
K WM X Morris, Howard
-my VV in Q Marlon, Paula
s 1 r, - " for
,,,, ,,
V Moscrop, Dale
Muchler, Alonea
2 I Mueller, Kurl
Qleclicafi
rienafgneaa
0 dbg.
me '
I 1-V e ,. ' 1535
V
2312,-1:11 154 5 smlf
,. f f'
5 K 3, f - ,QQ
if
Muldrew, Raymond
Murray, Carol
Myers, Bob
e.
Nh 1-sux
QE fx
Myers, David
Nacsin, Chudk
Neal, David
Nielsen, Paul
Nikodem, Carl
Nikodem, Carol
Nixon, George
Nixon, Slella
0l'l
gf ' . 3 -Q -
2-F ' qi?
Moore, Johnny -5 Q
Moore, Richard
gr vw
,ar
,mg-z
Q, fr
Zrffifr
lriwmgxg I
if ,girl ' 1
, , 1,45 ,gf
1
Hr, '- -g LY 'J .gf W
in , 'K -K , f lgf ,A
1 V- Y 2,
, - -I .Q I V if -fe V'
L," Z .Jil ' 592 man? "s,:'1r'y'- fur if
' f
L
Noelke, Richard W Ag h
Noon, Dennis .ww Q I I. ' , ,
Ochoa, Manuel 1 ,1 'Vi K
ofhou, Roberl 16, 5 rx. A
r '13 ' ' I!!! if W
, oniney, Betty
" , O'Neill, Darlene
1 Onken, Jim
'Q . ' 12
4
wi
,Q .
M -' Q
ue.: ,X -
l a
,J ,ag -W
v 'w A Q
'Kia
'Q ix
1+ 'M 5
he 7 Nl
wi' l
+
Orr, Ralph
Osborn, Eric
Osterhus, Damond
Paez, Mercy
Palmer, Ida
Palmer, Margo
13, N ,gi
gg 0
N
, ffiwde.
,TW QM W
r i
f
sw -
- v
.r-snr: K f
X
ad' 452 G
K n
,, . it
We
r A,
is-,gives -' ,
.lex:w- mfr: m w-
Orndorff, Karen
Ornelas, Bob
Overturf, Ron
Owens, Judy
Parker, Elizabelh
Parkinson, Linda
X
""?
' .4
f-
F vs
Y""',
21.
"
-
'U
J' N . J'
' . ""' T
- ,...
X 5 v f i
JP
, .
,W
' ' mic ' ' K :gl ,
, I is L-,w
if -
, .ts .. .
,g,. .- ' '. ,I
J
1.295
.' . if
I 5 if
2
,, ..f,: 2- E -fi-,Q
-,V
Q W ,
4' ""' v 1, is A
if y i f ,pr T P
' , , .. .2 ' A 4 f'
it A
f . 2,55 ,ifvev2?i!2 1z wt15ei2:2i5is,,1', '-ff? f
Pindira, Melvin
Pizzica, Rick
YM Me
Poppe, Donna
Porter, Carolynn
Peck, Deana
Peck, Lois
Pederson, Mike
Perdue, James
Peretin, Riihard
Perrigo, Betty
Perring, Ronnie
Peterman, Juanita
Petersen, Ronald
Peterson, David
Philbin, Bob
Philbrook, Jim
Plaut, Helene
Pope, Patti
I
tkell' new
. P l F k
or er, ran
l Porter, James
,
K l
. 1 ,her w
Ptruit, Chipper Rairigh, Ardeena V 9'
Quintana, Sandra Rambaud, Karl w J
RUGBY, Mary Rambaud, laura ,
l
Ravitch, Alan H
Rawls, Peggy Q .
Ray, Vincent W' 4'
Redding, Judy
Ramirez, Richard
Ramsey, Connie
l
Reich, Sharon f' V'
Rentro, Don H M I
Rentrc, Linda
Reynolds, Karen ' I Q
Robel, Marian
Roberts, Patricia
Robertson, Barbara
Robinson, Kenny
Robinson, Tony
Rodriguez, Priscilla
Roias, Tony
Romero, Juan
Rosenkild, Dennis
Ross, Dennis
v ',
Q ,
K3 ,, fs. ,.
j .
, ,
'.
Ye
A
Perez, Tony 'f
1,5 2 M
gf
' , , v
J ,Jw
4 l Q
iff? . ' 1" 4
.FQ
X -Q . 1
.,.. M ,
I , .Q
P
4. ...fy 617 "
. 1 I . Hx
. gg! -551 A
s 4416 H is ,
,521-I J
7 'Tr "
' a
J PM-1 vs
K D
fiv. Q "iii
s
l s
'X ,
'A
,
n 5- 1' '.g n
y .tk - .... ,
E,
l - '3 'W -
', lm . V. ' ff.
.5-i:7?5iE?::fs'f':
1.1. ..,.qQ:J:1l,
- . 4. - i -'. A
w,
4f'?,., i
. xy, ' A
M' L2
X .
Y I
Lisffiik,
, , f
', ,,,' nr- W -' ,, -
12,55
'sys - f
l 1 .5 v -
, P .r ,, T
. . - file ' ,
-.-.ey 3
l
N
if -A
'N :.,::.r
X 'l " ,fl
D. V
. f V ,' leafs 'I Q
Q ' ' 'iff .L 7 iii! , I
. Q, ,,
JS ' if f ' '
- Eiga . , ' K -
. V HT . " V A ' Mag,
di I A s .X s Nj,
, ' Q 4 . V .. '
5' Is' 'fs A ,Nl 'li L' ' '- T' L' 1
,V ., V, 7 , ...Li-,M
-1 -...tx 'L if nz, l 1 v if. "1 .- '
Roy, Karen
Rue, Leslie
Rowe, Peggy
Rufino, Alilano
Rush, Sandra
Rusk, Jeanne
Russell, Belly
Russell, Tom
Sample, Rose
Sand, Howard
Sandoval, Yolanda
Saunders, Richard
Sauer, Vicki
Saunders, Vernon
Scheel, Barbara
Schmus, Harry
Schroeder, Mark
Schur, Rayeann
Schwarlz, Barry
Schwartz, Larry
Seiberl, Don
,, ,x X X ' Senk, Sandi
L' v, ,, n -Q? Severfson, Maureen
R l 5, shipman, Mike
X ,Q K Shipp, Bobbie
'Q' A ' Silguero, Mary
-J 5 lf Simon, David
. diy, R L ,, is , M 'L
4 sillftfe 'g2'.g
l -U L Air , '- sw A f
sw J fl '
,Em s I Simon, Gary
7? 4'-zu, 4 rg, " A 3 Q glmfrson, Junior
4 h it Inolra, Berme t .
4 I f Qpen a 9 C l0l'l-
f'i . it if! 'Wi X S
5 'K r I J' .- Q- .
I Y
- 24117 V
Z 2' ,si , Small, Ronnie
V 4 v. 'Li Smilh, Harvey
L ' if' l 'J
,f -' Y toy Y x yy,
if' A News S
l KY ' f' f
Vx.
Q s
,-,
Q U'
1 'ff
X ,
H1
Smith, Joyce
Soliz, Leona
1 is
Nb-il
Solomon, Gloria
swvensl Cmhie Feeding faces al the Sophomore Welcome, sponsored by the Girls' League,
are Janice Wells and Brenda Fleeman. Supervising the watermelon feast
is Sharon Ross.
Stinnett, Gloria
Stinson, David
Stockwell, Terry
'bf
Ji? Y? rf
ss sf
tw is ,
X T ,
, 3, ,4 J
' '
' Slraube, Jack
l L qcigf ' , Stumpf, Priscilla if
-P' -- ' K 1 ' Surber, Gary if
f . .sn A- my . J., .
V Ji pf, v,, 1?
K ,, Swatsenbarg, Sharon ' '
F, ' ' M Sykes, Wall
L I 5 K1 Y Tarman, Don '
, . ' - P' . Thomas, Mary Kay
mils iff fe-.1,f,2f,:
1 '46 I I hifi :FAAAQ -.-5 f f? my
U Q wa-f wx
Y
-ff'
R Vs
xv
, i.b, 1+ A
,X V
0 CLP?
fA0y 6ll"0 QP?
1.
I Thomas, Richard
. ., T Thomas, Terry
,rir .. Thornton, Jim
Qu'-in K T5 all gr 1
" f -Q M - Thurman, Chester
G, K W Tocco, Michael
Y -' V 3 A., k Tout, Teri
4 A 'MX , 43. Trone, Nick
'Ni 4 '
,Ei .2 9 .
if 'qv F .3
-rfuun, Mike Tutarow, Charles if
K Truxlon, Loren UlWlleYf Charles ..,.,-- :
. I Underwood, Diana T
A f
fi
'7 ,A 1 1
g QJWE
, , ,AE
Vallecorsa, Andrew
Vallera, Joyce
Vandenberg, Alyce
Vansant, Barbara
l
or ,fa . .1
' 'G' s
il . W. " n "'
s W fr J
5 A
r
Vedo, Bob
Vennum, Richard
Vernon, Doyle
Vincent, John
Vinson, Dennis
0-I W '-
Vinsan, Diana
H by
4.-
fA, E,r:f, Volk, Mona
c ,
I iii , -- -. ?.2"5?lw Voriega, Grace
,f I J , 3 WUdleYf NUMY
NW, . f v K '1 'L Wadsen, Don
" "" ' Q f f , I gf 'J' . K 'Nl' Wllgner, Korena
-J . 5 ' ' X wahweqh, Barbara
JW-w,' 5, ' " A , -, , W N
321-,Wi W' -,L il 5, , Walker, Earl
if wall' Blll
5 ,
Wall, Fairel
Wallace, Mike
Wallner, Joe
Walsh, Sheila
Walstad, Kay
Waltman, Judy
Wammaclr, Sam
,i,.k,,,i
sz. 4,-2. 'jg
Vasquez, Eddie
y Pea y Lefon .
Z 1.5 Q25 W
' X J' iskreilef
A :Zia
'
gs:
iw
.5
fi
M5 ,S 1 f 5
Q W
Y
1 Q1
TZ?
While Gary
Williams Verne
Q
ww'
'fe' 3
J 'YF-' fill!
1 T 'A it
ii" ' ei
,its " f'
Q.. ,Q ,
, V
E, ,
,gif
--H! Q
Young, Harry
Young, Jim
Warner, Marilyn
Warren, Melvin
Wallenbarger, Toni
Webb, Bill
Weddle, Warren
Weese, Cliff
Wells, Janice
Wells, Jim
West, Ronnie
West, Jacqueline
Weslbrook, Marquila
Wheeler, Bill
Wheeler, Sandra
Wilminka, Lyn
Wilson, Don
Winkler, Ken
Woodburn, Barbara
Wooden, Roland
Woodford, Leroy
Woods, Ar?
Wrighl, Leroy
Wright, Roberl
Wyon, Richard
Yakovich, Mark
Yakovich, Marlho
Yorke, Barbara
Young, Gary
Zarits ky, Sh eldan
Zay, Eddie
Zielke, Delberl
Zimmerman, Ray
Zumwall, George
Morrow, Wilson
Newcomb, Phyllis
pegwzw- -'-'V
fx 8.1! 'J
Ewa " wat:
.
11 Q.
iv ,ju . ,
f- . - ' if-, :""
- ' i, 1 ff' Q 5' .2 " Ki 33
if ,
?
haw - 7 so
. ,
pr 1
SP9 iii'
r Fe
i W ,,., L
'Tiff 7E4E'9l?rl39 .
fi
- few-.iff
. i - ga sane:
Y l'-in 1
Q
hz,
. am, .
. 9 y . ,,,, L ,
,911 mem oriam
Wichaef gqify
Jiorenzo opazcano
mann? pefry
Seated, left to right, are Starleen Hays, Mary Lewis, Ralph Hester, Lorna Hester, and Judee Peterson.
Standing are John Collins, Robert Wright, Robert Cass, Louis Malory, Keith Thompson, Lewis Krosec, and
Paul Rasay.
Qui!! ana! Sera!!
Fohi's chapter of Quill and Scroll,
international honorary society for
high school iournalists, is composed
of newspaper and yearbook produc-
tion staft members.
Requirements for membership are
as follows: the student must have
been enrolled in a iournalism course
for one year, he must be in the upper
third of his class, he must be at least
a iunior or senior, and he must be
recommended by the iournalism ad-
visor.
lgagbo CM
The newest campus club is the
Radio Club. Members are interested
in amateur ham radio operation. The
club meets at regular intervals and
learns the hows and whys of radio
operation.
Top row, left to right, are Iris Raberding, Lidia Palazzi, and Pam Haid. Bottom row: Carol Casalman, Ann
Weinstein, Shirley Guinn, and Sue Weaver.
ITT
L4
Front row, left to right: Mary Davies, Cathie Stevens, Shirley Limbacher,
Jean Holland, Glenda Allen, and Edna Swearingen. Back row: Maddy
Lawrence, Vicki Sauer, Linda Alborn, Marilyn Atwood, and Sue Miller. -'63
.,. cm
One of the clubs on campus is the
Pep Club. lt is the purpose of this group
to promote good spirit on campus as
well as away from home.
The president of the group is the
ASB Pep Commissioner. Among the
duties of the organization is to sponsor
buses to away games. Money-raising
projects include sales ot club emblems,
and iackets. The iackets and emblems
were new during the 1960-6l year. All
pep squad members are required to ioin
the group.
any WML
MMM! fAe .S,cene5
fo Jeep 304
unning moof 9
High school bus drivers include the
following: First row, left to right: Irv-
ing Gursslin, Anthony Trone, Oscar
Lauridsen, Carl Andreason, James Mer-
enda, and William Sherman. Second
raw: Margaret Pinckard, Virginia Jar-
rett, Mary Palmer, Edna Collins, Mary
Collins, Connie Wagner, Betty McElyea,
Carolyn Thornton, and Rose Gursslin.
Mrs. Mary Lou Videgar
PrincipaI's Secretary
Mrs. Mary Johnson Dobell
Vice Principal's Secretary
x
, gills. 1
Aus
K
Mrs. Lynn Mcllwaine
Dean of Girls' Secretory
A-.L
5... S
Q
High school groundsmen and custodi-
ans include the following: First row,
left to right: Henry Gayle, Emory Nep-
per, Arthur Vahle, Bob Tuthill, Julius
Scherer, and Bill Geary. Second row:
J. O. Butler, Frank Readman, Harold
Garbutt, Mercurio Lunetta, Charles
Sosby, Lloyd Brown, and Tony DeLong.
Third row: Edmund Godinez, Paul
Howe, Harold Goggins, William Bar-
nett, Bob Summers, Champ Gettings,
Frank Nikadem, Ray Creo, and Lillian
Durham.
ecrefariw
an
co 045
Mrs. Margarel Clule
Regislror's Secretary
Mrs. Ellen Smilh
Guidance Secretary
l
l Miss Margarel Thorpe
G 'd 5 l
Mrs. Jessomine Nepper ul ance ecre my
Records Clerk
Cufeleria slaff piclured above o-re as follows: Ann Hawkins, Louise Delong, loura Slanfield, Morgarel Ficarru, Rose Argenline, Dorolhy Bell, Mdge Silogy
Zella Gibbs, Sandra Thomas, Fannie Tocco, Ann LaFayette, and Margaret Ragone.
165
M ,Wada gmc,
Front row, left to right: Carl Anderson, Carole Anicic, Roberta Golaski, Ann Weinstein, Sue Miller, and Karen Lundstrom.
Middle row: Kenneth Anderson, Bob Downing, John Larrabee, Tom Nieze, Perry Lerner, and Don Woolley. Back row,
George Murray, Bob Casady, Don Voiku, Russ Beaudoin, Charles Lemme, Jerry Perkins, Lyle Stotelmyre, Richard Slade,
Jim Anderson, Steve Kurth, and Dave Akre.
57Z?.,l'
Fohi Business Leaders is a club
for business students. During the
year the group sponsored a cup-
cake sale and gave away free
records. A booth at the Senior-AFS
fair was also part of the money-
raising proiects for the club. The
main purpose of the FBL is to pro-
mote interest in the business field.
Mu Alpha Theta, greek
words for Math Club, is an
honorary club for above
average students in math.
To become a member one
must attain an A-minus aver-
age in algebra and trig, and
a B-plus average in geome-
try.
The group sponsored a
booth in the AFS fair and
also sponsors lectures by
professors, teachers, and
persons in the fields con-
nected with math.
Front row, left to right, Linda Traugott, Jeannette Harris, Sylvia Schmid, and Nancy Pusey. Middle row
Betty Perrigo, Jeanette Zielke, Louise Mitchell, Lillian McKernan, and Nancy Hill. Back row, Dortha William
son, Jennie Sinclair, Gloria Hernandez, Mary Barrera, Mary Chambers, Mary Peck, Sandra Avery, and
Judi Perrine.
166
lin! for Olaloorfunifg
Af ....
if
ABC,
EZ
PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
279 NORTH E. STREET,
SAN BERNARDINO
AA
"The Chapel of Friendly Service"
16716 Upland .yngofcl waive! VA 2-3083
KNIT sur rs W W Special
DRA,PER1Es V' 'Q 1 HOUR
ALTERATIONS CLEANING
Dum'
LAUNDRY CZ 4? SERVICE
Phone Fontana 8158 Sierra Avenue
VAIley 2-7227 Fontana, Calif.
VA 2-9223
BlLL'S SERVICE
"Service With A Smile
Mobile Tires, Batteries and Accessories
Mobile Lubrication
1 6839 Arrow
Bill Jones, Prop. Fontana, Calif,
'b-Q,
The largest selection of Diamonds in the valley
7
QOUJFW-all 5 euleifrf
8566 Sierra "KING OF THE DlAMONDS" VA 2-6351
MCMA jdzriaf
Compliments of
2 1
f
asio sierra jinzeg 5 Rm!! Lbrugo VA 2-2288
For the best rest east or west,
16390 Foothill g0l'Lfafla gulleddge VA 2-4461
Congratulations to the Class of 1961
job .svfuolenf Sfore
Fontana's Largest and Finest
8546 sierra gonfana jewezzrfi VA 2-2529
if -9 f i' 2
2
f Q?
For all your Musical needs see the
8653 Sierra WefoJy Wu4ic Cenfer Fontana
!
f l
2
x
' I 'iii .r.1 t r u' i-1 1 . , . "
llil5EA : :iEi: :f,,i,: ff A X r ,VN IAVQQQ -!'I'
' 7 1 Af' "Pip--i?EiSf
'X N .-if-4 I 5 1 " , 2.
'Eff f N N
,,.- . 2
.x4nfLony oga .S7fuc!io.4
5175 Whittier Boulevard Los Angeles
VA LFY f lvl 1
awe L S Pi 1.1 Hw1:1f'w11,:2
Lingerie and Sportwear V
STUDEBAKER 5al'ahy Esled USED CARS TRUCKS
S S wwffvwi ,233-,gg Personnel and product guaranlea sallsiacilon ai lim lnousalservicewigliill
M3 T Q.. ,.,e QW M PATIO SHOPPING CENTER f ,.,,,, I
n W. 4 I ini, g ks. , RX . MLN
VA 2-4015 8610 Wheeler r A g 6 egg, Pflglil
5, I V J I
' PM M:'ri"3'5 i,' 'M' '
4' mxgfgpg.,
Prescriptions ot competitive prices A ...,M.,-.,,,M,,M,,,lln,,.,,smWWm.lfil,w-mm,1sw,,
Congratulations to the Class of 1961
luck Hodson Oldsmobile
Corner Sierra ond Arrow VA 2-4123 LARK
We give Blue Chip Stamps New and Used cars
8171 Sierra Avenue VA 2-2288
170
f
,,..-
! .vm
,4. .. ...
In ,R4
-fir-
4,
H .,-.,. Q
. i '
! 1 ll
xii
,
if .
F I 4 u K .-
F
.1
7 - QE gg
f ' l 5 .n 1
, . ,, j
Q l
J 1 Q 4
f ' 'ff' . 1
1 if " , H
K Q. ,K
A Q1 , ef:-5+ Y ' E,
f ' . F' ,431 R
W. 9 '
e ,K --
We ,yi'.ig, 1 rf v Y " Q...
,. .U 5,
, K . ,, ,. -as
ff 5 2
Fl ' A 9 -1 - " I ,
,533 I - f.. ,f ' wp' f Y'
X t , Q ' ?" '
L vc Q f .J Af, A V -..
V. . f wma .L ., -'-H-- ' 1 I , .
,u F? V n ,,,,W V xxx I f -, W, xx W V at -D. . r E
4 wi? M1 ef-, , mlm v k "gp f,W "4 " ' 4
4.-. 9? A 152: 4, A X w W M
aa r A 3' " 'U ' , , ' -
. K, A' -.
it 1 i'?fQi5fvQ+
-
f ig .wi
V K 151 ,.MJVfA,:zewi'J
ff ff 5' 553199
V' ' 5 , 4.-an I ,
Wi
J ' D t tSt -- ' '
unuor eparmen ore K
GABRIEL BROS.
8524 Sierra Avenue VA 2-6545
Everything for the sportsmen at
LAZIO'S SPORTING GOODS
8832 Sierra VA, 2-4025
Complete Automotive Service '
HOWARD LESLlE'S AUTOMOTIVE
16793 Valley Blvd. VA. 2-0653
Congratulations Seniors
from Mel, Jack, Ted, Reece, Milt, and Doug
TED'S AUTO SUPPLY
16630 Foothill VA, 2-0527
.IA
I
1 2
For a tempting Snack anytime it's the
TASTEE FREEZE
8836 Sierra VA. 2-0216
C'
Congratulations to the Class of '61
HARRIS BROS. HARDWARE
8575 Sierra VA, 2-2080
g
The one stop shop
NATIONAL HARDWARE
YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE
SINCE T928
CRAWFORD DRUG CO.
8554 Sierra Phone VA 2-4439
Congrafulclfions To The '61 Seniors
from
ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP
I6855 MeriII VA, 2-0551 Open Mon' Thru SGT.
also
FONTANA LUMBER co. 8230 ' 6:00
16855 Mgellgnve S and H Green Stomxzi 2-UH 8856 Sierra Phone VA' 2-9393
"'-- NX
X- -Lax .
,lf A
s..,,,-
ROM
JOLLY FARMS BARBECUE
8822 Sierra VA. 2-8975
For delicious Grinders Malts ond Shakes nf s
PEPPI S DRIVE IN
I7670 FooThllI VA 2 4888
FORD SINCE 1928
FONTANA MOTORS
17000 Foothill
E. W. JACKSON
paint store
Phone 8539 Nuevo Ave.
VA 2-3002 Fontana, Calif.
THANK YOU
to our Senior sponsors Mrs. Bernice Knobloch,
Harry Iverson, and to our Director of Student
Activities Augie Ramirez
from the class of 1961.
VA 2-4401
Congratulations
And Best Wishes
FONTANA SQUARE
"Your friendly shopping center
Foothill Blvcl. 84 Mango Ave.
FONTANA, CALIF.
fn
ll
A51 .p
. fi' j
Flowers Wired World Wide
ARl.lNE'S FLOWERS
8554 Nuevo Avenue VA. 2-6004
Toni Wottenbarger and Jeanie Nelson, Miss Fontana
We can make YOU look like a queen too
HAZELLE'S DRESS SHOP
8574 Nuevo Avenue VA. 2-1525
Flowers for all occasions
GESI.ER'S FLOWERS
16411 Arrow VA, 2-1244
FONTANA
Q HOME DAIRY
Since 1926
Cash and Carry
Home Delivery
Ca r' Service
9449 Fontana Avenue
Phone VA. 2-4130
THANKS
To Fohi: Students,
Faculty
And Administration
For Enduring Patience,
Support,
And Loyalty
To the 1960-61
'Ia
S .al 51151
, V ,AM ,
odd '
I i ..' 'D ull:
Pam Haid and Lidia Palazzi
Editors
Jack W. Lythgoe
Advisor
Drake, Suella, 112
A Cappella-42
Administration-12
Bond-44
Baseball-93
Basketball-80
Abraham, Neville, 19
Akins, Hal, 75,85
Armstrong, Frank, 21
Barrick, Donna, 19,33
Bitzko, Michael, 28
Blevins, Larry, 21,97
Brown, Donald, 25
Camp, Virgil, 33,41
Capparelli, Edward, 28
Cartzdafner, Kenneth, 18
Cawlfield, William, 21
Clute, Margaret, 165
Christensen, Darrell, 29,92
Dionisia, Leonard, 24,32
Dishno, Douglas, 23,89
Dobell, Mary, 164
Drake, Richard, 23,94,95
A
Abbott, Lynnette, 33,39,43,59,
60,104,1 05
Aerni, Jeannette, 105
Aerni, Jerry, 105
Akre, David, 43,105,166
Alatorre, Anthony, 105
Albano, Angelina, 105
Albaugh, Archie, 105
Alborn. Karen, 105
Allen, Doug, 32,105
Cahill, Lee, 109
Ally, Vicki, 105
Almblad, Terri, 105
Alva, Louis, 33,78,82,94,95,105
Andersen,
Andersen,
Anderson
Anderson: william, ioo,1os
Fred, 33,34,92,105
Linda, 40,42,46,105
Henrietta 105
Anicic, Carol, 34,37,47,106,166
Arnold, Cheryl, 32,104,106,136
Ashurst, Larry, 34,36,37,45,106
Atkinson, James, 106
Avery, Sandra, 32,39,49,106,166
Axtell, Linda Ann, 40,47,106
B
Boca, Ronald, 106
Boker, Dave, 33,79,82,83,101,
106
Bolsano, Phillip, 89, 106
Borill, Nancy, 48,106
Barnett, Diane, 106
Barrett, Sandra, 106
Battaglia, Jackie iCourtneyt
106,110
Beaudoin, Russell, 79,100,106,
166
Beck, Robert, 106
Bell, David, 50,97,106
Bell, John, 40,42,107
Bene, Robert, 107
Benitez, Richard, 51,82,107
Bennett, Marilyn, 107
Benson, Charles, 33,75,98,99,
100,107
Bernal, William, 38,7O,73,75,
87
Bertolet, Patsy, 107
Betonte, Janet, 107
Biiak, Ed, 107
Billings, Linda, 107
Blackwell, Jack, 33,37,82,83,
97,107
Blair, Beverly, 42,107
Block, Delight, 107
Bonner, Bill, 45,107
Boston, Dolores, 107
Boswell, Merle, 107
Bowen, Martha, 107
Boydston, Judith, 108
Cross Country-79
Drill Team-46
F Division-16
Faculty-18
Football-66
Eitelman, Donald, 25,44
Elton, Wayne, 84
Freeman, Russell, 28,37
Gessel, Kathryn, 29
Handgis, James, 21
Harman, Myrl, 27
Hart, Harvey, 27
Henry, Mary Ann, 25
Henry, Philip, 19
Higbee, Eugene 26
Hill Leonard 25
Iverson Harry, 21
Johnston, Robert, 21
Kothmann, Jane, 26
King, Harold, 27
Kolls, Willie, 26
Knobloch, Bernice, 22
Bracken, Robert, 33,37,71,74,
75,108
Bratlien, Beverly, 108
Brinkman, Morris, 108
Brockhom, Rita, 108
Brooks, David, 108
Brown, Charles, 99,100,108
Brown, Judy, 108
Brownlee, Barbara, 108
Brumett, Gordon, 108
Bryson, Juanita, 108
Buckner, Helen Lorraine, 108
Burke, Fred, 32,411,108
Burman, Bonnie, 108
Burnach, Beverly, 108
Bushore, Louis, 104,108
C
Calderon, Luz, 109
Carlson, Charleen, 109
Carpenter, Ken, 41,4-3,109
Carter, Bill, 109
Carter, George, 109
Casady, Robert, 85,97,109,166
Casalman, Carol, 35,50,59,104,
109,163
Covey, Leroy, 99
Chadwick, Mel, 109
Chaise, David, 109
Chambers, Bette, 109
Chambers, Janice, 47,109
Chavez, Bob, 109
Chavez, Rosie, 32,110
Christian, Carol, 40,110
Claphan, Paul, 100,110
Clark, Sharon, 46,110
Clewell, William, 43,110
Cloud, Dale, 110
Coates, Marguerite, 110
Coatney, Linda, 49,110
Collie, Joseph, 110
Collins, Larry, 110
Coon, Barbara, 48,110
Costa, Alexia, 33,52,110
Cothran, Martha, 35,40,47,110
Crawford, Alice, 35,41,42,65,
1 10
Cress, Carolyn, 110
Cruz, Connie, 110
Curran, Janet, 34,35,36,39,110
Cutler, Charles, 111
D
Dallo, Rosa, Patricia, 111
Dalton, Annette, 43,111
Deatherage, Jacqueline, 111
Decker, Michael, 111
Delahoya, Marie, 111
Denton, Lyle, 111
DeTomaso, John, 90,111
INDEX
Girls League-39
Golf-89
H Division-54
l Division-102
O Division-30
FACULTY
Lewis, Ernest, 28
Lythgoe, Jack, 51
McClellan, William, 27
McDonald, Toni, 24
McGinness, Maureen, 29
Mcllwaine, Lynn, 64
Malory, Louis, 19,163
Monell, Anita, 18
Massey, Charles, 33
Mitchell, Eugene, 24
Mouck, Gary, 29
Mumford, Charlotte, 22
Nagler, Lester, 23,82
Nepper, Jessamine, 65
Newell, Dean, 18
Oliver, Vivian, 22,48
Omiliak, Leo, 26
SENIORS
DeWitt, Bryon, 111
Dickerson, George, 111
Diette, Eileen, 111
Dockery, Theresa, 111
Dodson, Leonard, 70,72,75,99,
100,101,111
Donovan, Don, 111
Doughty, Carol, 111
Dowd, Beulah, 45,111
Downing, Bob, 36,44,87,112,166
Dupuis, Alice, 40,47,112
E
Echols, Doug, 43,112
Eck, Darlene, 112
Eckhardt, Sherry, 112
Edl, Louis, 88,90,112
Ellsworth, Elaine, 112
Emens, Donna, 43,112
Engelhard, Carol, 40,46,47,112
Enslow, Melvin, 112
Evans, Robert, 71,75,85,112
F
Facciani, Dave, 94,96,112
Fahnestock, Art, 79,87,104,112
Fegley, Robert, 113
Ferguson, Dow, 45,104,113
Ferrie, Gail, 113
Fleming, Jim, 113
Flescher, Louise, 113
Flores, Elodia, 113
Forney, Mervin, 113
Fox, Bert, 36,37,45,78,86,113
Franks, Mary, 49,6O,113
Freeman, Phil, 113
French, Linda, 113
Furnish, Elnora, 113
G
Garcia, Mary, 113
Garner, Judy, 113
Garvin, Charles, 113
Gaston, Sally, 113
Gaydon, George, 113
Genda, Larry, 113
Gere, Frances, 114
Gloss, Byron, 33,37,42,70,73,
114
Gleason, Gerry, 114
Godinez, Michael, 114
Goeden, Nancy, 114
Goetz, Joanne, 49,114
Goloski, Roberta, 35,114,166
Golembesky, Ronald, 114
Graves, Tillie, 114
Greenwood, Gloria, 114
Grimlan, Donna, 114
Grinceri, Sam, 114
Grossback, Diane, 36,47,51,114
Pep Squad-48
Publications-50
Student Government-52
Swimming-90
Tennis-92
Proud, Howard, 29,38
Ramirez, Augie, 53
Reuter, William, 10,11,28
Robertson, Frank, 29
Rogers, Garland, 19
Ruble, Wayne, 18
Sage, Stanley, 18
Sanford, John, 19
Santorelli, Tobias, 24
Scott, William, 26,75
Shade, David, 24
Shafer, Alice, 28
Shaw, Madelyn, 20
Smith, Ellen, 65
Snyder, Austin, 23,79,100
Stearns, Robert, 28
Stewart, Marguerite, 20
Groulx, Preston, 33,37,78,114
Guinn, Shirley, 35,50,114,163
Guthary, Dennis, 114
H
Haid, Pamela, 49,50,51,114,163
Haight, Ken, 115
Hale, Letta, 115
Halladay, Frankie, 115
Hambleton, Herb, 115
Hamm, John, 97,115
Harrell, Betty, 115
Harris, Alan, 88,115
Hastings, Larry, 32,115
Hays, Starleen, 32,115,163
Hearrel, Karen iGoberl, 115
Henrickson, Bonnie, 115
Hernandez, Gloria, 34,47,115,
166
Hernandez, Maggie, 115
Hester, Lorna, 163
Hewitt, Margaret, 35,46,51,115
Hiiva, Jim, 115
Hill, Darlynn, 115
Hill, Sharon, 32,115
Holland, Margaret, 116
Horn, Gloria, 34,35,46,65,104,
116
Horsley, Duane, 33,70,72,75,B2,
83,116
Howell, Judie, 116
Hoyt, John, 116
Hubbard, Jacklan, 32,116
Hubert, Marcia, 36,116
Huebner, Marcia, 116
Hunter, Patricia lPortert, 116
Hughes, Jack, 116
Hursa, John, 78,116
Hutchins, Lynn, 116
Huzzey, Janice, 116
I
Ingalls, Fred, 116
J
Janka, Gary, 37,116
Jeffrey, Ronald, 116
Johnson, Beulah, 32,33,45,117
Johnson, Ingrid, 35,39,44,59,
117
Johnson, Pat, 41,43,49,117
Jones, Bernice, 117
Jones, Roger, 100,117
Jordan, Joyce, 117
Journot, John, 79,87,117
K
Kaiser, Ray, 117
Kaiser, Richard, 117
Keeney, Loyel, 97,117
Kellen, Tom, 37,52,117
Kelly, Ken, 43,117
Track-98
Water Polo-88
Wrestling-86
Year's Events-163
Stewart, Velma, 26
Taylor, Darrel, 23,33,70,75,94,
95,96
Theisen, Edward, 24
Thorpe, Margaret, 65
Truan, Jack, 28
Voill, Judith, 22,46
Videgar, Mary Lou, 64
Whinnery, Richard, 28
White, William, 18
Witledge, Fred, 18,97
Wiley, Deane, 33
Young, Russell, 23,33,75
Yount, Beth, 20
Yount, John, 27
Zamsky, Al, 21,88,90
Kelly, Pot, 38
Kermade, Mono, 35,50,104,117
Kerr, Bob, 33,37,68,74,75,86,
87,100,117
King, Gerry, 118
King, Shirley, 118
Kiser, Don, 118
Koener, George, 118
Krohn, Albert, 33,79,100,101,
118
Kunath, Harry, 59,118
Kuntz, Danna, 118
Kupecz, Vendell, 118
Kurth, Stephen, 34,92,118,166
Kutil, Sharon, 118
L
Lambert, Richard, 32,45,104,118
Lamkin, Susan, 118
Langdon, James, 118
Larrabee, John, 118,166
Lash, Donna, 40,44,118
Lawrence, Charles, 118
Lemme, Charles, 92,118,166
Lenaway, Ruby, 118
Lenhart, Linda, 51,119
Lerner, Perry, 37,40,104,109,
1 19,166
Leslie, Diane, 52,119
Lewis, Mary, 34,119,163
Leyva, Joe, 87,119
Lindner, Richard, 119
Lively, Tom, 119
Lohmeyer, Donna, 41,42,119
Lohmuller, Kenneth, 119
Ludu, Frances, 44,119
M
McCaslin, Ronnie, 119
McClellan, T. C., 66,67,69,75,
87,98,100,119
McCormick, Patricia, 119
McCrary, Kenneth, 45,119
McCully, Roy, 43,119
McDonald, Patricia, 119
McEochern, Caroline, 35,41,104,
119
McGorvey, Wanda, 41,42,120
Mclntire, Angie, 33,39,42,120
McMillay, Dorothy, 120
MocBrohn, Fred, 120
Malachowski, Ron, 120
Monell, Ken, 33,37,52,79,92,
120
Manns, Vivian, 35,40,44,104,
120
Mapalo, Jae, 79,100,120
Marquez, Carmelita, 12,0
Marshall, Eva, 120
Martin, Bob, 120
Martinez, Irene, 120
Mason, Katherine, 120
Matheson, Ken, 120
Matthews, Gary, 120
Mayberry, Donna, 120
Mayer, Ann, 120
Mechem, Larry, 121
Medill, James, 42,121
Meeks, Barbara, 121
Merten, Stephen, 92,121
Messinger, John, 33,92,121
Michener, Mike, 121
Miller, Carol, 47,121
Miller, Joseph, 38
Miller, Pamela, 121
Minniss, Beverly, 121
Minniss, Roger, 68,94,95,121
Misch, Bill, 44,121
Mitchell, Jesse, 33,37,67,72,74,
75,82,94,96,12l
Moon, Mary, 121
Moore, Suzanne, 35,40,46,122
Moreno, Frank, 87,122
Mraz, John, 34,40,122
Mulvaney, Alice, 122
Murray, George, 122,166
Murray, James, 122
Murray, Robert, 43,51 ,1 22
N
Neal, Mary Ann tCain1, 122
Nieze, Tom, 34,88,122,166
Norton, Bruce, 122
Nyman, Janice, 39,42,49,122
0
O'Hara, Mike, 122
O'Leary, Mike, 122
O'Shields, Michael, 32,121
Oliver, Christine, 32,122
Onken, Jane, 36,122
Orr, Thomas, 123
Owens, Marilyn, 123
P
A
Adams, Charles, 70,75,136
Aguayo, Toni, 136
Aguilera, Katheren, 136
Aker, Myra, 136
Alaioki, Steven, 92,136
Alatorre, Emily, 136
Albers, Gene, 93,94,136
Alder, John, 136
Allen, Georgia, 136
Allen, Glenda, 136,163
Allen, Tom, 136
Alvarez, Velia, 136
Amado, Sylvia, 136
Anderson, James, 104,136,166
Anderson, Kenneth, 136,166
Anderson, Lester, 37,50,51,81,
82,136
Anderson, Peter, 136
Anderson, Virginia, 136
Avery, Laurene, 136
Baca, Mary Lou, 136
Bagby, Joyce, 136
Bailey, David, 136
Bangle, Tom, 136
Bardouski, Dianne, 136
Bare, Jim, 45,136
Barrera, Mary, 136,166
Basay, Paul, 136,163
Bauchop, Bob, 100,136
Beach, John, 78,136
Beck, Doug, 136
Behnke, Willene, 136
Belew, Gary, 136
Bell, Janet, 136
Benoist, Mary Lou, 136
Benson, Robert, 136
Billingsley, Danny, 136
Bish, Gerald, 136
Bittner, Lee, 37,137
Blair, Al, 45,88,97,137
Blatnick, Donna, 137
Blenis, Raymond, 137
Bliss, Ray, 44
Bonar, Gary, 137
Bonner, George, 137
Boyd, Nancy, 137
Boyko, Wally, 137
Packard, Edith, 123
Palazzi, Lidio, 34,50,51,123,163
Polchetti, Kathleen, 123
Palmer, Anita, 123
Paluzzi, Louis, 123
Parker, Roy, 38
Parmertor, Paul, 45,123
Patlinsan, Pamela, 36,48,50,56,
123
Patton, Chester, 34,41,43,77,
123
Paxton, Sandra, 123
Peck, Mary, 123,166
Perkins, Gerald, 34,37,92,109,
123,166
Perrone, Don, 33,172,123
Peterson, Judith, 123,163
Peterson, Linda, 123
Pickett, Michael, 123
Piercy, Barbara, 42,124
Piorkowski, Tom,
96,124
Pipkins, Nadine, 124
Pipkin, Sandro, 32,124
Pizzica, Nick, 33,78,87,124
Platt, James, 85,97,124
Pope, Sheri-Le, 51,124
Proznick, Antonia, 46,47,124
Purola, Carol, 35,42,46,124
Pusey, Nancy, 124,166
Q
Quinn, Barbara, 124
Quintana, Jeannette, 125
R
Raberding, Iris, 35,43,125,163
Rabinovitch, Tina, 35,37
Ragone, Joseph, 125
Ravare, Eugene, 125
Ray, Margaret, 125
Reed, Patricia, 125
Reeves, Lannis 1McCranyl, 125
37,41 ,43,94,
Boynton, Bud, 100,137
Branch, Curtis, 33,40,71,75,81,
100,137
Briceno, Raymond, 137
Briggs, Robert, 82,137
Briggs, Gary, 137
Brokaw, Mark, 137
Brooke, James, 137
Brothers, Donna, 46,137
Brown, Hortense, 137
Brown, Jackie, 137
Brown, Mary, 137
Bhl, Bob, 137
Buhl, Dianne
Bulf, Gerald, 137
Burnard, Lynn, 47,137
Burrell, Frances, 137
Burroughs, Jae, 89,137
Butterfield, Cheryl, 137
Bybee, Ruth, 137
C
Cadena, Yolanda, 137
Calhoun, George, 137
Collis, Cheryl, 137
Camaioni, Joe, 86,87,137
Carbaial, Robert, 38,79,137
Caress, Gary, 137
Caron, Cecile, 137
Carper, Mary Lee, 137
Carr, Loretta, 137
Carter, Susan, 16,137
Cass, Robert, 137,163
Castro, Joe, 137
Castro, Melvin, 78,137
Castro, Rachel, 137
Chadwick, Thomas, 137
Chavez, Juanita, 46,137
Chilbes, Mark, 137
Childress, Joseph, 137
Childress, Stella, 137
Christensen, Jo Ann, 137
Clark, Sharon, 137
Clarke, George, 137
Clifford, John, 138
Cloud, Tom, 138
Clute, Patti, 46,138
Cooke, Leslie, 41,43,138
Cobern, Pat, 138
Cockrane, Nancy, 138
Cadner, Earl, 82,97,138
Rettie, Rose, 125
Richards, Sue, 42,125
Rickerson, Russell, 45,100,125
Rickman, Sharon, 35,41,43,125
Ritchey, Glenn, 125
Rodgers, Mildred, 125
Rogerson, Dorothy, 125
Romero, Frank, 33,75,78,90,
126
Ross, Juanita, 36,48,126
Ross, Phil, 92,126
Ross, Sharon, 126
Runstrom, Roger, 126
Rush, Sherry, 126
Russell, Bernard, 126
Russell, Roberta, 126
S
Sanborn, Alvin, 37,88,90,126
Schmid, Sylvia, 34,35,37,39,
40,126,166
Schreckengost, Mildred, 126
Schwartz, Leland, 76,77,126
Sclafani, Fred, 126
Seale, George, 68,75,126
Sebring, Robert, 45,126
Seineke, Susan. 126
Severson, Adella, 32,126
Shafer, Eric, 33,34,37,71,75,
126
Shebeck, Sharon, 32
Shinkle, Sandra, 53,127
Shipley, Robert, 127
Shipman, Danny, 127
Shipman, Paula, 127
Shutt, Richard, 127
Sietz, Thomas, 127
Silagy, Trudi, 127
Silberstein, Steve, 127
Silva, Dolores, 127
Simmons, Jenneva, 127
Simmons, Judy, 32,36,42,51,
104,109,127
JUNIORS
Coleman, John, 90,138
Conte, Dominick, 79,138
Conte, Louise, 138
Cook, Carolyn, 138
Coops, Richard, 38,138
Cornell, George, 138
Corona, Rose, 138
Corral, Joseph, 138
Cotner, Joe, 92,138
Cowell, Jack, 100,138
Cox, Joe, 138
Crawford, Robert, 50,97,138
Crlienica, Annette, 37,138
Cruz, Rudy, 38,68,74,75,85,93,
94,138
Cuellar, Kathy, 138
D
Dagostino, Douglas, 138
Dahlquist, Roger, 100,138
Dalton, Rick, 138
Davis, Evelyn, 138
Davis, Kay, 138
Deagle, Robert, 81,82,138
Dean, Danny, 45, 138
Deatherage, Pat, 138
DeAugustine, John, 18,138
Decker, Ronald, 138
Delamater, Carol, 138
Delao, Diane, 138
Delgado, Pete, 92,138
Demmer, Vincent, 18,138
Dennis, Linda, 138
Diaz, Louis, 45,138
DiMartino, Diane, 40,138
Domme, Williom, 138
Donovan, Donna, 46,138
Dopf, Gayle, 35,138
Dorsey, Anita, 39,138
Douglas, Glen, 139
Dowd, Donna, 139
Duby, Sharon, 139
Dunn, Cheryl, 139
DuSablon, Maureen, 37,139
Dustin, Carol, 42,139
Dyer, Bob, 139
E
Edl, Gerald, 88,9O,139
Edwards, Eddie, 139
Edwards, Jerry, 139
Eger, Kathryn, 139
Simon, Jane, 127
Simon, Norma, 127
Skedge, Gloria, 127
Slade, Richard, 37,52,92,1D9,
127,166
Slover, Jack, 33,34,87,127
Smith, John, 128
Spiak, Demetri, 128
Spinuzzi, Mary, 128
Spalor, Dicksie 1Scoville1, 128
Squire, James, 78,128
Starn, Marlena, 47,128
Steele, Carol, 128
Steiner, Gloria, 32,60,104,109,
128
Stotelmyre, Lyle, 44,77,100,128,
166
Strickland, William, 128
Stuart, Diane, 128
Swatsenbarg, Steven, 97,128
T
Tennant, Byron, 128
Thomas, Levoria, 128
Thomas, Sandra, 128
Thornton, Linda 1Lingenfelterl,
129
Todd, Martha, 43,129
Todd, Mary, 43,129
Tometich,
Juanita, 129
Tout, Carol, 129
Trator, Carole, 34,40,129
Trento, La
Tucker, Bi
retta, 48,56,129
ll, 129
Turner, Susan, 34,41 ,43,56,57,
129
Tyree, Gwendolyn, 129
Underwood, Yvonne, 129
V
Vadasz, Sonia, 129
Varner, Janice, 129
Emery, Darlene, 139
Enslow, Stanley, 139
Enslow, Steven, 139
Erickson, Ruth, 43,139
Escobar, Gloria, 139
Estes, William, 139
F
Fahnestock, Carmen, 139
Fahrney, David, 139
Federico, John, 139
Felix, Mary, 139
Ferguson,
Pat, 46,139
Finazzo, Angeline, 139
Finazzo, Frances, 139
Fitchlee, Nancy, 139
Foltz, Don
na, 139
Ford, Eleanor, 139
Ford, Grady, 139
Forte, Kar
en, 139
Fortner, Nency, 48,139
Frederick,
G
Gammon.
Bruce, 88,90,139
Becky, 139
Garcia, Kathryn, 139
Gardner,
Garrison,
Garrison,
Gatschet,
Gatschet,
Dorette, 139
Linda, 139
Ronnie, 139
Connie, 47,139
Dennis, 139
Gee, Sharon, 139
George, William, 88,90,140
Gill, Dave, 85,93,94,140
Gipson, Dave, 75,84,98,100,
140
Gochanour, Bonnie, 140
Goggin, Carol, 140
Golmitz, John, 140
Gooding, Richard, 140
Gordon, Mona, 140
Graves, Goldie, 140
Gray, Linda, 140
Green, Bob, 140
Green, Ka
ren, 140
Gula, Robert, 45,140
Guse, Katherine, 37,140
Gustafson, Paul, 140
Gufhary, Barry, 35,117,140
Gutsmann, William, 140
H
Haas, Mar
vin, 140
Vickery, Bill, 129
Vinson, Lloyd, 129
Voiku, Dan, 92,109,129,166
W
Wahweah, Eugene, 129
Wall, John, 130
Walorinta, Kay, 130
Watt, Helen, 130
Weber, Barbara, 49,130
Weinstein, Ann, 35,50,104,130,
163,166
Wellman, Raymond, 130
Wells, Linda, 130
West, Patricia, 47,130
Wheat, Karen, 47,130
Wheeler, Kim, 32
Wheeler, Russell, 130
White, Bill, 34,413,130
White, Bonnie, 130
Williams, Robert, 130
Williamson, Dortha, 130, 166
Wilson, Janice, 32,130
Winkler, Beverly, 131
Winn, Charlene, 43,131
Wolff, Frank, 131
Woodburn, Beverly, 42,131
Wright, Robert, 41,42,131
Wyraz, Edward, 34,36,45,92,
131
Y
Ybarra, Richard, 71,75,80,82,83
93,94,131
Young, Gerald, 94,95,131
Younker, Vivian tGatlin1, 131
Z
Zack, Andrea, 35,40,46,131
Robert, 131
Zdilor,
Zielke, Jeanette, 131,166
Hagar, Bob, 140
Haigh, George, 92,140
Ham, William, 140
Hannah, Harvey, 140
Harley, Julietta, 33,41,42,140
Harris, Jeannette, 34, 37, 166
Hathaway, Arthur, 140
Hathaway, Ron, 140
Hoythe, John, 32
Heatherly, David, 140
Hebden, Marcia, 140
Heeren, Nancy, 36,48,140
Hemphill, Robert, 140
Henderson, Ruth, 140
Henderson, Terry, 140
Hendren, Donald, 140
Hendrickson, Mary, 140
Henney, Bea Ann, 140
Hensel, Marcile, 37,140
Hernandez, James, 84,140
Hester, Ray, 68,70,74,75,94,
96,140
Hester, Ralph, 163
Hewitt, Lynda, 140
Hill, John, 88,140
Hill, Nancy, 140,166
Hilpert, Alberta, 140
Hines, Geraldine, 47,140
Hipsley, Ed, 82,83,140
Hite, Sondra, 140
Hix, Phyllis, 140
Hixon, Rod, 45,88,140
Hofeling, Edwina, 141
Hoffman, Mock, 141
Hogan, Mary, 40,141
Holcomb, Loretta, 141
Holdgrafer, Lorry, 78,141
Horner, Marion, 141
Horsley, Harold, 50,69,74,75,
93,141
Horzen, Richard, 141
Hostetler, Frank, 67,68,70,82t
141
Hotyek, Karl, 141
Housel, Bill, 141
Hudson, lno, 141
Hughes, Sheridan, 60,141
Hugyik, Steve, 141
Hundley, Escryss, 141
Hunt, Gordon, 141
Hurst, Howard, 141
Hussey, Mary, 141
Hutchinson, Barbara, 141
I
Irwin, Vern, 141
J
Jackson, Phyllis, 141
Jackson, Robert, 141
Jager, Theresa, 141
Jamison, Edith, 141
Janes, Larry, 88
Jarrod, Eileen, 141
Jean, Judy, 141
Johnson, Dennis, 141
Johnston, Daniel, 141
Jones, Issac, 84,100
Jones, Kathryn, 141
Jones, Lela, 141
Jones, Milton, 100
Jorski, James, 141
Joynt, Jan, 141
K
Kaisinger, Rosemary, 141
Kauzlarich, John, 141
Keith, Lynn, 141
Kelly, Lyle, 141
Kelly, Mike, 141
Kentta, William, 78,85,141
Kerns, Betty, 141
Keyser, Amelia, 141
Kincade, Helen, 141
King, Benny, 141
King, Delmer, 141
King, Gloria, 141
King, Yvonne, 141
Knous, Kenny, 94,141
Knox, Susan, 142
Koch, Fred, 142
Konopka, Cecelia, 142
Koval, Johnny, 87,142
Krohn, Ralph, 79,142
Krosec, Lewis, 142,163
Kuntz, James, 142
Kuric, Keith, 142
Kurilich, Victor, 142
L
Laliberte, Shirley, 142
Lally, Susan, 142
Lambert, Jack, 88,90,142
Lambrich, Eddie, 88,142
Langgle, Ronald, 142
Larson, Charlene, 142
Lasch, James, 97,142
Lawrence, Richard, 142
Lee, Barbara, 142
Lee, Patricia, 142
Lenaway, Judy, 142
Lenaway, Tom, 142
Lend, Carl, 142
Lerner, Diane, 142
Leu, Christine, 142
Levstik, Barbara, 142
Lewis, Jeannie, 142
Lewis, Jim, 78,97,142
Lewis, Mary, 142
Lewis, Paul, 142
Lillibridge, Paul, 142
Limbacher, Shirley, 142,163
Lively, Bob, 142
Livingston, Barbara, 142
Laera, Paulie, 142
Looper, Christeene, 142
A
Acuna, Patsy, 51,150
Adamson, Patricia, 150
Aguilar, Mercedes, 150
Aguilar, Reyes, 150
Alborn, Linda, 150,163
Alder, David, 150
Allen, Carol, 150
Allen, Eugene, 150
Allen, Judy, 150
Allen, Nancy, 150
Allen, Patty, 51
Alm, Aprile, 150
Amado, Sandra, 32,150
Ando, Jim, 150
Anderson, Carl, 150,166
Andrews, Bill, 42,150
Anthony, Linda, 150
Atchinson, Ruth, 50,150
Atencio, Lisa, 150
Laudin, Carolyn, 39,142
Luby, Karen, 32,40,135,142
Ludolph, Mary, 46,142
Luna, Mary, 142
Lundstrom, Karen, 37,46,142,166
Lyons, Darlene, 41 ,43,142
M
McAdams, Ole, 143
McCoy, Cheryl, 143
McDermott, Chris, 90,143
McDermott, Pat, 143
McDonald, Jan, 143
McGarvey, Barbara, 143
McGill, Everett, 143
Mcllwaine, Elaine, 37,46,143
Mcllwaine, Joe, 143
MacCharles, Judy, 142
MacHiane, Eleanor, 142
Macain, Dan, 142
MacLean, Valerie, 142
MacNeill, Lynn, 142
Madison, Janet, 142
Madrigal, Joe, 143
Mahoney, Martin, 143
Manell, Mary, 36,40,135,143
Mann, Dena, 143
Manns, Vincie, 35,135,143
Marinez, Maurice, 84,143
Marnati, Sharon, 143
Martello, Eugene, 78,143
Martinez, Daniel, 143
Martinez, Robert, 143
Martz, Penny, 143
Masters, Gerald, 143
Mathews, Valerie, 143
Mathias, Glen, 143
Matthews, Ron, 78,143
Mattson, Edward, 143
Maxwell, Steve, 143
Mayo, Garry, 38,100,143
Menear, Linda, 143
Merendino, George, 44,143
Merten, Robert, 100,143
Meyers, Jane, 143
Micallet, Mike, 80,81,82,B3,
143
Michael, Perry, 143
Mickelson, Linda, 143
Mihalaw, Sue, 143
Miller, Sue, 143,166
Miller, Susan, 42,135,143,163
Millette, Dennis, 143
Millsap, Gary, 143
Mirda, Michael, 143
Mitchell, Louise, 37,143,166
Madlin, Herb, 27,75,81,86,143
Moews, Ron, 143
Moll, Tony, 143
Moore, Dicksie, 143
Moore, Gerald, 144
Morris, Gene, 144
Morris, Joe, 44,144
Morris, Reggie, 144
Morris, Richard, 88,144
Moscrop, Barbara, 144
Muffley, George, 144
Murray, David, 44
Myers, Mona, 144
Mynatt, Leo, 144
N
Nacsin, Joe, 144
Nass, Fred, 144
Negrete, Bob, 144
Nelson, Helen, 144
Newell, Gloria, 144
Nicewaner, Linda, 144
Nichols, Kenneth, 144
Nieze, Barbara, 144
O
Oberlies, Al, 144
Odle, Kenneth, 38,144
Olio, Louis, 37,40,135,144
Olson, Betty, 43,144
O'Neill, Judith, 144
Orndorff, Mellany, 32
Ostlund, Linda, 144
P
Parker, Roger, 68,75,144
Paddison, John, 144
Palchetti, Nanette, 144
Palmer, Wesley, 78,85,144
Pormley, Linn, 97,144
Parrish, Nancy, 144
Patten, Melvin, 97,144
Patton, Sandra, 144
Pelton, Barbara, 144
Peoples, Paula, 144
Pergiovanni, Frank, 144
Pergrim, Diane, 144
Perks, Charles, 92,144
Perrine, Jack, 144
Perrine, Judi, 37,144,166
Petersen, Patricia, 144
Peterson, Dave, 144
Philpott, Donald, 144
Pierce, Sheran, 32,144
Piorkowski, Kathleen, 32,145
Pipher, Doylene, 46,145
Pitts, Linda, 32,33,40,4B,65,145
Pitts, Sandra, 145
Plasting, Victoria, 145
Poole, Carol, 47,145
Poppe, Nina, 145
Porter, Jean, 145
Porter, Walter, 145
Potts, Jerry, 145
Powell, Earl, 145
Pratt, Mary, 145
Primrose, Ray, 45,145
Prosnik, John, 100,145
Proznick, Ann, 145
Puckett, Theresa, 145
Q
Quinn, Nora, 145
R
Raberding, Garry, 145
Radford, Howard, 89,145
Rager, Tim, 88,145
Randall, Louise, 145
Reed, Pot, 145
Regis, Linda, 47,145
Reid, Sandra, 145
Reitenour, Sharon, 40,47,145
Rembert, Davis, 92,145
Reyman, Bill, 145
Rice, Don, 145
Rice, Lynn, 145
Richards, John, 42,145
Richardson, Gary, 44,84,145
Richardson, Robert, 145
Richtar, Russell, 70,75,97,145
Riley, Colleen, 145
Ritchey, Diane, 145
Robertson, Sharon, 47,145
Robinson, Carl, 145
Robinson, Ollie, 145
Robison, Lillian, 145
Rockson, Richard, 75,145
Rodgers, Elizabeth, 35,47,146
Rodriguez, Luis, 146
Rogers, Dennis, 146
Rogone, Barbara, 146
Road, Don, 87,847,146
Road, Sandra, 46,146
Ross, Linda, 19,32,33,40,135,
146
Rowlan, Patricia, 146
Roybal, George, 146
Ruis, Bob, 32,34,135,146
Rush, Virginia, 146
Rutgers, David, 146
Ryan, Bob, 85,94,96,146
Ryan, Mike, 85,146
Rybczynski, Roman, 146
S
Samson, David, 146
Sauerheber, Carole, 40,146
Sawyer, Bob, 78,B5,146
Saxton, Richard, 92,146
Scheel, Bob, 79,146
Schellman, Ruth, 146
Schlack, Bob, 146
Schneider, Anne Marie, 146
Schneider, Suzanne, 37,46,146
Schroeder, Elizabeth, 47,146
Schupbach, Tom, 8B,90,146
Scoville, Nanci, 34,146
Servin, Dan, 146
Sharpe, Stephanie, 146
Sikora, Ronald, 78,91,146
Silberstein, Paul, 44,135
Sinclair, Jennie, 32,39,47,146
166
Slayton, Sharon, 146
Sled, Shirley, 146
Smalley, Reed, 87,146
Smith, Byron, 146
Smith, Cheryl, 146
Smith, David B., 38
Smith, Dan, 146
Smith, James, 146
Smith, Jim, 97,146
Smith, Joyce, 146
Smith, Margaret, 146
Smith, Michael, 146
Snowhill, Patricia, 35,46,146
Solberg, Terry, 146
Satraidis, Tom, 146
Spaccarotelli, Sam, 71,75,87,146
Spellman, George, 73,87,100,
146
Spon, Ray, 88,146
Srom, Susan, 147
Stafford, Bob, 147
Stamps, Kristy, 40,135,147
Starks, Mike, 147
Stoh, Ron, 33,68,75,98,99,100,
147
Stone, Bill, 75,147
Straily, Dennis, 147
Strawn, Nancy, 147
Stringer, Gloria, 147
Stuart, Karen, 32,33,35,36,49,
SOPHOMORES
Atwood, Marilyn, 150,163
Austin, James, 150
Avery, Nancy, 44,150
Azar, James, 89,150
B
Baca, Geraldine, 150
Bailey, Robert, 150
Baity, Mike, 150
Baker, Joan, 150
Bancroft, Dennis, 150
Bangle, Wanda, 150
Barkley, James, 150
Barlow, Wanda, 150
Barnes, Marie, 150
Bortelli, Angelo, 150
Baruch, Ethel, 60,150
Basham, Joanne, 150
Batson, Tim, 42,8B,150
Bauder, Nancy, 150
Behan, Terry, 150
Bell, Dianna, 150
Bell, Penny, 150
Bell, Roscoe, 150
Bellomy, Larry, 92,150
Bellows, Gale, 150
Benitez, Arthur, 85,100,150
Bernal, Mary, 150
Berns, Karl, 150
Bieniek, Larry, 75,84-,97,150
Bigelow, Annette, 150
Bishop, Judy, 42,56,150
Bishop, Mary Lou, 151
Babeng, Michealle, 151
Bobrow, William, 85,151
Bokari, Shirley, 151
Barkowski, Konnie, 151
Boruchin, lsak, 151
Bothum, Linda, 32,151
Bower, Rodney, 88,90,151
Boyd, Kenneth, 79,100,151
Bracken, Roger, 151
Bradley, Johnny, 100,151
Bradshaw, Larry, 84,97
Brandt, James, 151
Brennan, Trudie, 151
Britt, Helen, 151
Brooks, Cheryl, 151
Brumett, Owen, 43,151
Bryan, Joe, 151
Buchanan, Maxine, 151
Buhl, Rosemary, 151
Burke, Louise, 151
Burkhardt, Patricia, 151
Burns, Timmy, 85,151
Butler, Moryhelen, 151
C
Calderon, Consuela, 151
Caldwell, Jeri, 41,42,43,151
Calhoun, Carol, 151
Calvin, Larry, 38,151
147
Sturgeon, Rhoda, 147
Swearingen, Edna, 147,163
T
Tomm, Paul, 147
Taylor, David, 8B,90,147
Taylor, David, 147
Thomas, Alroy, 38,79,100,147
Thompson, Sharon, 46,147
Thompson, Keith, 147,163
Tinkler, Shirley, 147
Tocco, Nina, 147
Todd, Lee, 100,147
Townley, Robert, 147
Townley, Shirley, 147
Traugott, Linda, 147,166
Trinnois, Tim, 147
Truitt, Carolyn, 147
Tunstall, Melody, 147
U
Underwood, Dick, 147
Urban, Joyce, 35,47,147
V
Vasquez, Maria, 147
Vesentine, Johnny, 38,147
Vigil, James, 147
Viveros, David, 147
Viveros, Helen, 147
Voiku, Beth, 32,33,40,48,135,
147
W
Wachtel, Kathy, 32,35,40,47,
147
Wallner, Ed, 147
Warner, John, 44,147
Warner, Linda, 40
Washburn, Maxine, 46,147
Waters, Sharon, 147
Watson, John, 147
Weatherton, James, 38
Weaver, Suzan, 50,135,147,
163
Webb, Jim, 87,147
Weber, Marilyn, 148
Weipert, Louise, 56,148
Weitzel, Cheryl, 148
West, Eddie, 148
Wheat, William, 90,148
Wiley, Ellyn, 148
Willingham, Joe, 38
Williams, Bob, 148
Williams, Judy, 148
Williamson, Donald, 84,148
Wilson, Mike, 148
Wiltse, Ronald, 135,148
Wood, Jack, 78,100,148
Woods, Judy, 148
Woolley, Don, 34,88,90,14B,
166
wyne, Allen, 38,143
Y
Yerman, Ronald, 148
Young, Fred, 148
Young, Janice, 148
Z
Zeigler, Carolyn, 46,148
Ziglar, Valerie, 14B
Camaioni, Jennifer, 151
Campbell, James, 151
Carmer, Bonnie, 151
Castellanos, Becky, 151
Castro, Ron, 78,151
Chase, Jeanetta, 151
Chavez, Robert, 87,151
Cist, Bob, 151
Clancy, Bettie, 151
Clark, Lowell, 78,97,151
Clark, Oscar, 100,151
Clark, Steve, 78,151
Clymire, Patty, 149,151
Codner, Billie, 151
Collie, Joann, 151
Collier, Vance, 151
Collins, John, 38,151,163
Collins, Martha, 151
Collins, Stephen, 38,151
Colville, Terry, 87,90,151
Contreras, Mercy, 151
Cooper, Sandy, 151
Copeland, Carl, 38,152
Cordova, Eulises, 152
Cornell, Mary, 152
Costa, Steven, 149,152
Crandall, Norvaleen, 152
Cunningham, Nancy, 152
Curlett, Laura, 152
Curran, Bill, 88,90,152
Curry, Margaret, 152
D
Daniel, Danny, 152
Daniel, Kathryn, 152
Daniels, Willie, 100,152
Daup, Joanne, 152
Davies, Mary, 152
Davis, Coral, 152
Davis, Carolyn, 152
Davis, Susan, 152
Day, Judy, 152
Dayley, Rickey, 152
Deason, Alvin, 152
DeBlasio, Norma, 152
DeLair, David, 79,100,152
DeMeyer, Donald, 152
DeWitt, Marlene, 152
Diaz, John, 152
Dillon, Marshall, 32,152
Dockary, Nathan, 152
Donnel, Marie, 152
Donohue, Barbara, 152
Dorman, Barbara, 152
Dorsett, Mary Lou, 152
Downs, Dennis, 152
Driggers, Judy, 152
Drugg, Toni, 152
Dunn, James, 43,87,97,152
DuSablon, Kathryn, 43,152
E
Eby, Dottie, 152
Edzards, Randy, 152
Ellerd, Jim, 152
Elliott, Bill, 84,100,152
Elliott, Mara, 152
Ellis, Kathryn, 152
Ellsworth, Gene, 152
Engelhard, Bonnie, 152
English, James, 152
Estrada, Frank, 152
Ewing, Barbara, 152
F
Fahrney, Joe, 152
Faidiga, Kathleen, 153
Faire, Frances, 153
Faris, Al, 75,84,100,153
Faubion, Sue, 153
Fehn, Neil, 153
Felmlee, Joyce, 153
Ferguson, Betty, 153
Ferguson, John, 153
Ferrell, Roger, 153
Finazza, Mary, 153
Fischer, Elizabeth, 153
Fleeman, Brenda, 153
Flescher, Brian, 153
Flores, Larry, 153
Flores, Rachel, 153
Fogel, Ronald, 38,153
Fols, James, 38,153
Fontana, Anna, 153
Freeman, Bill, 153
Frisby, Earlene, 153
G
Gall, Mike, 153
Gallardo, Arthur, 153
Gallo, Sam, 87,153
Garber, Melvin, 153
Garcia, Arthur, 153
Garcia, Larry, 153
Gatlin, William, 153
Gaumond, James, 153
Gaydon, Keith, 153
Genda, Paul, 153
George, William, 79,90,153
Giardina, Danna, 40,153
Gilbertson, Milfred, 153
Gilfert, Judy, 153
Giolito, Mario, 153
Gleason, Ray, 153
Gochanour, Beverly, 153
Godinez, James, 97,153
Gomez, Rudy, 79,100,153
Gonzalez, Marie, 153
Gorham, Richard, 45,153
Garski, Margaret, 39,153
Granus, Phyllis, 153
Graybill, Eugene, 153
Greco, Jean, 153
Greenwood, Joann, 41,153
Grim, Jimmy, 153
Griswold, Sam, 153
Graff, Nancy, 153
Gronek, James, 153
Gross, Wilton, 100
Groulx, Ted, 153
Gustavson, Dianna, 153
H
Haaland, Alice, 154
Harbison, Linda, 153
Horde, Thomas, 153
Hardy, Sheila, 154
Harley, James, 90,154
Harp, Bonnie, 154
Harper, Linda, 42,154
Harris, Jody, 154
Hashu, Terry, 89,154
Haynes, Victor, 79,100
Hemphill, Ronald, 154
Hendrix, Linda, 154
Hendrickson, Sharon, 154
Hernandez, Ruben, 154
Heydenreich, Bob, 78,90,154
Hill, Joycelyn, 154
Holland, Jean, 43,154,163
Holt, Ron, 32,154
Holley, Sharon, 154
Honaker, Donald, 154
Hopkins, Billy, 78,154
Hotelling, Michael, 154
Householder, Pat, 154
Hubble, Robert, 90,154
Hughes, John, 78,154
Hull, Joe, 154
Husted, Judy, 40,154
Hunter, Tom, 154
I
lngraham, David, 45,85,88,97,
154
Ingram, David, 97,154
lrwin, Lynne, 44,154
Irwin, Pamela, 154
Ivens, Jerry, 154
J
Jackson, Ramona, 154
Jacob, Christine, 154
Jasper, Mike, 154
Jennings, Jackie, 154
Jennings, Paul, 100,154
Jeras, Judith, 154
Jimenez, Mauel, 154
Johnsen, Kerp, 87,154
Johnson, Amelia, 154
Johnson, David, 154
Johnson, Delbert, 154
Jones, Sally, 154
K
Keheley, Michael, 84,154
Keith, David, 87,154
Keller, Marlin, 154
Kennard, Robert, 78,154
Keyes, Dale, 154
Kilpatrick, Joel, 154
Kirby, Jon, 155
Knaus, Frederick, 40,97,155
Koehler, Judy, 155
Koonce, Fred, 155
Kosmala, Gary, 100,155
Kovacs. Karl, 155
Kramer, Marilyn, 155
Kraniac, William, 38,155
Kruger, Eric, 155
Kutansky, Julia, 155
Kutil, Judith, 155
L
Lahti, Edward, 90,155
Laliberle, Priscilla, 155
Lammers, Glenda, 155
Lone, Russell, 155
Larson, Sheryl, 43,155
Lawrence, Donald, 155
Lawrence, Henry, 155
Lawrence, Maddy, 155,163
Layne, Albert, 155
Lazcano, Lupe, 155
Leefeld, Harold, 155
Lenard, Bernadine, 155
Lend, Sandra, 155
Lerner, Andrew, 155
Leslie, Reggie, 88,90,155
Lewin, Barbara, 155
Lewis, JoAnn, 155
Lewis, Karen, 155
Leyva, Nellie, 155
Lindell, Walter, 84.155
Liptak, Neila, 32,155
Lisk, Vicki, 155
Lisonbee, Jeraldene, 155
Loera, Flarencio, 155
Logsdon, Tony, 155
Lucas, John, 155
Luna, Patsy, 155
Lundberg, Alice, 156
Lundstrom, Jeffrey, 88,90,156
Lyons, Donald, 43,156
M
McCoy, Rodney, 156
McCue, Kathleen, 42,156
McCullough, David, 87,156
McGlathery, Carol, 156
McGuire, Roger, 156
Mcllwaine, John, 89,156
McKernan, Lillian, 156,166
McKernan, William, 38,156
McLaughlin, Spike, 38,156
Matfei, Christine, 43,156
Magana, Johnny, 100,156
Malmberg, Larry, 38,156
Malmstrom, Dorothy, 40,156
Manning, Karen, 44,156
Mark, Clifford, 156
Markley, Bill, 156
Marovich, Mike, 38,156
Marquardl, Marilyn, 156
Marquez, Virginia, 156
Marruio, David, 38,156
Martin, Nancy, 156
Martin, Richard, 156
Martinez, Alice, 156
Martinez, Gloria, ,156
Mason, David, 156
Mathe, Louis, 88,90,156
Mattson, Dennis, 79,156
May, Ralph, 156
Mays, Carolyn, 156
Mayzsak, Evelyn, 32,156
Mead, Noble, 156
Mead, Ray, 78
Medina, Richard, 156
Mendoza, Anita, 156
Mesa, Tom, 156
Messner, Gabriel, 156
Michallef, Pat, 78,87,90,156
Mick, James, 156
Miller, David, 156
Miller, Gary, 156
Millette, Philip, 156
Miro, Dennis, 156
Mohr, Paul, 156
Moniak, Larry, 157
Montelongo, Dianna, 157
Montoya, Jeanette, 157
Moore, James, 157
Moore, Johnny, 84,157
Moore, Richard, 88,157
Morehouse, Elizabeth, 157
Morris, Betty, 157
Morris, Howard, 157
Morrow, Wilson, 161
Morton, Paula, 157
Moscrop, Dale, 157
Muchler, Alonea, 157
Mueller, Kurt, 157
Muldrew, Raymond, 157
Murray, Carol, 157
Myers, David, 38,157
Myers, Robert, 157
N
Nacsin, Chuck, 97,157
Neal, David, 45,157
Newcomb, Phyllis, 161
Nielsen, Paul, 157
Nikodem, Carl, 88,157
Nikodem, Carol, 157
Nixon, George, 42,149,157
Nixon, Stella, 43,157
Noelke, Richard, 157
Noon, Dennis, 157
0
Ochoa, Manuel, 38,100,157
Ochoa, Robert, 157
Olliney, Bettie, 157
O'Neill, Darlene, 157
Onken, Jim, 157
Orndorff, Karen, 157
Ornelas, Robert, 157
Orr, Ralph, 157
Osborn, Eric, 157
Osterhus, Damond, 88,90,157
Overturf, Ronald, 157
Owens, Judy, 157
P
Paez, Mercedes, 157
Palmer, lda, 157
Palmer, Margo, 157
Parker, Elizabeth, 157
Parkinson, Linda, 157
Peck, Deanna, 158
Peck, Lois, 158
Pederson, Mike, 158
Perdue, James, 158
Peretin, John, 158
Perez, Tony, 158
Perrigo, Betty, 158,166
Perring, Ronnie, 158
Peterman, Juanita, 158
Peterson, Ronald, 158
Peterson, Dave, 158
Philbin, Robert, 158
Philbrook, James, 158
Pinheiro, Melvin, 158
Pizzica, Richard, 87,158
Plaut, Helene, 158
Pope, Patti, 51,158
Poppe, Donna, 158
Porter, Carolyn, 158
Porter, Frank, 158
Porter, James, 79,100,158
Pruitt, Chipper, 158
Q
Quintana, Sandra, 158
R
Roger, Mary, 37,90,158
Rairigh, Ardeena, 158
Rambaud, Karl, 88,90,158
Rambaud, Laura, 158
Ramirez, Richard, 158
Ramsey, Connie, 158
Ravitch, Alan, 158
Rawls, Peggy, 43,158
Ray, Vincent, 158
Redding, Judy, 158
Reich, Sharon, 158
Renfro, Donald, 38,158
Renfro, Linda, 43,158
Reynolds, Karen, 149,158
Robel, Marion, 158
Roberts, Patricia, 158
Robertson, Barbara, 44,158
Robinson, Anthony, 158
Robinson, Kenny, 158
Rodriguez, Priscilla, 158
Roias, Tony, 158
Romero, Juan, 90,158
Rosenkild, Dennis, 90,158
Ross, Dennis, 158
Rowe, Peggy, 159
Roy, Karen, 159
Rue, Leslie, 159
Rutino, Atilano, 79,159
Rush, Sandra, 159
Rush, Jeanne, 159
Russell, Betty, 159
Russell, Tom, 159
S
Sample, Rose, 159
Sand, Howard, 159
Sandoval, Yolanda, 159
Sauer, Vicki, 159,163
Saunders, Richard, 159
Saunders, Vernon, 159
Scheel, Barbara, 159
Schmus, Harry, 44,159
Schroeder, Mark, 159
Schur, Rayeann, 159
Schwartz, Barry, 42,78,87,159
Schwartz, Larry, 78,90,100,159
Seibert, Don, 159
Senk, Sandra, 159
Severton, Maureen, 159
Shipman, Duncan, 159
Shipp, Bobbie, 149,159
Silguera, Mary, 159
Simon, David, 159
Simon, Gerald, 159
Simpson, Junior, 159
Sinatra, Bernadette, 159
Small, Ronnie, 159 ,-
Smith, Harvey, 76,77,84,94,159
Smith, Joyce, 159
Solis, Leona, 159
Solomon, Gloria, 159
Spaccatotelli, Tony, 78
Stevens, Cathie, 51,159,163
Stinnett, Gloria, 160
Stinson, Dave, 160
Stockwell, Terry, 79,160
Straube, Jack, 160
Stumpf,
Surber,
Priscilla, 43,160
Gary, 160
Swotsenbarg, Sharon, 160
Sykes, Walter, 160
T
Traman, Donald, 78,87,100,160
Thomas, Mary, 160
Thomas
Thomas
Thornto
Thurma
160
, Richard, 160
, Terry, 160
n, Jim, 160
n, Chester, 43,44,79,100
Tocco, Michael, 38,160
Tout, Teri, 43,160
Trane, Nick, 160
Truan, Mike, 160
Truxton, Loren, 44,160
Tutorow, Charles, 160
U
Uhalley, Charles, 7B,97,160
Underwood, lva, 160
V
Valleco
rsa, Andrew, 160
Vallero, Joyce, 160
Vandenberg, Alyce, 160
Vansan
Vasque
t, Barbara, 160
z, Eddie, 101,160
Vedo, Robert, 79,92,160
Vennum, Dickie, 38,160
Vernon, Doyal, 38,160
Vincent, John, 84,88,94,160
Vinson, Dennie, 160
Vinson, Diana, 160
Volk, Ramona, 160
Voriego, Grace, 160
W
Wadley, Nancy, 160
Wadsen, Donald, 84,160
Wagne
r, Dorena, 160
Wohweah, Barbara, 160
Walker, Earl, 160
Wall, Bill, 160
Wall, Fairel, 160
Wallace, Mike, 38,160
Wallner, Joseph, 160
Walsh,
Sheila, 160
Walstad, Karen, 160
Waltman, Judy, 160
Wammack, Sammy, 89,160
Warner, Marilyn, 161
Wallen, Melvin, 161
Watten
Webb,
barger, Toni, 161
silly, 38,161
Weddle, Warren, 43,84,161
Weese, Clifford, 161
Wells,
Wells,
Janice, 161
Jim, 87,161
West, Jacqueline, 161
West, Ronnie, 161
Westbrook, Marquita, 161
Wheeler, Sandra, 161
Wheeler, William, 161
White,
Gary, 86,97,161
Williams, Verne, 161
Wilmin
ko, Lynrae, 161
Wilson, Dan, 42,161
Winwler, Kenneth, 45,161
Woodburn, Barbara, 161
Wooden, Richard, 79
Wooden, Roland, 161
Woodford, Leroy, 161
Woods, Art, 85,97,161
Wright, Rex, 161
Wright, Robert, 161
Wyatt,
Wyatt,
Y
Lester, 161
Richard, 84
Yakovich, Mark, 97,161
Yakovich, Martha, 51,161
Yorke, Barbara, 32,33,161
Young,
Young,
Young,
Z
Gary, 161
Harry, 161
Jim, 161
Zaritsky, Sheldon, 161
Zay, Edward, 161
Zielke, Delbert, 161
Zimmerman, Raymond, 161
Zumwalt, George, 161
X
.!4CLI'l0LllL6lg2l'I'leI'lf6
I
ff .
I iv
' 1
. N I fl ,I I '
If , A
.X TX I f H V! nl,
XXX I, Q!
' AJ K
5 I
'X R X f
X- 'I ,f I
W -A xl. ., ajkh,
X V' ' ' ,f
'S-5. gx-si I , ' X
x If .
2- . ' .,---"
la
,-f" x V 1 .Qu 'K
Mara'-,,f"" A Nt I XX
.
,.,,.g ,
A t' ,4 -A S-
f
,f X K.
-N
xx
-s
The 1961 Fohi Staff would like to thank
the following people for their oid and
cooperation in the production of this book:
ANTHONY LOYA STUDIOS
FONTANA HERALD-NEWS
FONTANA HIGH FACULTY
FONTANA HIGH STUDENT BODY
GEORGE GEE STUDIO
5 LIFE MAGAZINE
MYERS YEARBOOKS, INC.
SAN BERNARDINO SUN CO.
YEARBOOK ADVERTISEITS I Mc,
, I Ltt ,oT,t,,itT 3
IWW ,way -W WNW
,. . , tml I 7 K I . I
I it I. - , 'fstimgl-I-1 , ' ' W- A 4,
., , va., 55221 . tw I , !,.1X::.'i.r'wtf' I'Wz:2,g5i:' , N A ,,,, I G. ,V W2
" kj E 52:-A It 4..:fgg,,4,,,tg1f xwgbtq I W R'i'f42,: z,,g,,'-"wg G U
I-if--f' ' ' : A . . ' -my-.'a .W Hs. f 4211
Q 1 A I
, A , C 1- try, ,. ,g,, v -f I- f e , ,,, W I 4.1-'f1', I - -I , :
, i lv'-wgg, .- . 'Y' - V .Zyl H xgigyw I - -
-ft me . A I lj :I wsiwf I ii p w g.f a1':"'3f
' ' f ' . - I faf."51r.g,-f,t..1fwe-I ,. 5, -vt Q- ., b e
Q 'I' A
ffm' Age
Wim dr
I .. f
949, Qfimwfwlu
W gp M W,ig,i,5 ,mm 51221
Mb X- f K xc ,MHQJLNLLQW lic' fwwf WMM QQWWL
nik 3-,YW U If ,Cla LLLQ f0'V Mwfflc 4L Vpdwvw
N - - A ,fcwL.Hcl- WW AML 14
IM TW 510303 6Qz,WMZf,L,
J 'WML' ,ufrlfvk ,PW All' ,dw
MN
bbw? 4+ ,LMJL LE!
Mij'L"5"""QAf,fp50'V 47lf0w,,Lj7avm.Z"7L
If-'ML fVlLCZf0f0'6' , ,L ax,-fb of
l4,44,JwQ1ff-Lowa T Egg ,7wjMJ,MLU4rLuf
W Aff ,Jw A+ WMM Lp
1 ,tkmu
Jiang .A-A In
,auf Wm Jw
Zffifww
K X
I G. KX xv
AK, i
X , I
, A xg,
VH iw'
Ili' N '44 X - rf
,X fl
, Vg' 'X lg 'y Q
. XY? y X u I f
f ' I 1' ,,,n,' XX 1 A R 'Lf'
' if W ,f f
x xl - N-...JI " 'x
. ' X I N,
x ,' X , X f ,
Xu! 1 71 ltr f U NX,
- XX: X 1
A
1
I "' ,. 1
,X
X' -- X
,mf
-1' ..
N
1 x
X'i
x ,V
'.1
,Af M., V
, WM A N' 'M
HLSMQQASWSMQJW
2 5 A "LY .GX N QW
N Wffg ff R5 2
Www
sW
Mfg W
I
X
f I f
Qfu -
f
,JZJ Vggmu ffm,-al J .wg
..
154002 .f, Qz.0f,4,J lW! ,,Q,wMffj 1 -
X 7 MZ -76940015 ! ' 7214
A ,cf A , ,
f '
J ,
4 7 , 0 , ' A
WM we Wim! M
fm ml
fgwypmuj EDNW VWQD GQ
Mm Wfw W
fl Q, 570 MW
wvLfO7UL30WMMYwSjf
LUNO bNv k ,
Sf
FONTANA
HIGH
SCHOOL
1
2 '--Vr .,,, ,
Q V ' -.
, V f ,s .: ,X grab., h
V 321' 1 -h mm ' V 'T-TQV-V - '
'V V -V512-W. Vey:g1i,,9.:qrVV"1aefp'Vf,:g:.VQ,V. V Vp-, VM r' V, V - ' ' V' 3
V , VgVggM5?'5xQj'4efrzuyizsmf'f VsnV,Vn,4 V . IV, www VV- , V ,
V F. -,r-Hgggwzf-1.?4V1V VV VV-153' -,VV-m.fVVVVPjgA'F2e!i V ,fVV 1-,VV . .V - .
fr -A'-7 V: V'V'1'1: LLV1 :.V 212 pg-4V .VVSV :V V w4'V'ZVg5gVV'.f'm1 V, fu: Va'-am, V,-. - , V V Av' V- -
G
V V .L wif f11f'Wf'V2 VfQ1VvH MV-'!5fVVVz3?wV::w3V1VflVgVVg'VVVVQEVVVQJVVVV.V1'gVV11V'f:V VV V 'AV ZVVW, V. V -L f-- ATM' Na+ ' rr'
V w:V:sVf55zQE'Kf1'eEV-:ww?VVE5Qi3::'f-VazJWVVR-.ifepiif' ge t V " V " - i'WV1'VVVVVi,"YVV,VV::TV1.V,VVgVV-ga -figi45LAVV-EVVgrfV'1'V,VV VV, V V V Vw:V1wfyw:4VVV,.,4,V,V - V , ., ::V 'V ,Vgy.,V'V "V
gSv24,,....Vg,. ,V .WV L.. u.:V..,y im., 1 , ...VV,V1,.V ,VV .. .Vin .V.1g,M..,g V..vfQ.rs, ., MV, V V V.,V V, V ,,V,V ,Vg V :V ,VV.. . ,. P. , . ,V1, liar, I-X
V43?iVf1?gJ"S?fVV-' 'ff' V'l -Q VHVVVVVVW "fl V Wif e: rfb' V QAM 'feL?fg,hV'5'fV f"'f'VVf"?VV3V' JVVVUVVVVQWVV V VV, .' VV .V . V, ff ' V1?151'V?7'4V'HLf' - "f?3fVgfQ!V - " I P4 ' -- ""+ "' U 'VV
qgggfmn f u -V +' V 325..VVVVWASEVVVVEV.VFVHWV.VVV 3, ,V V-511V l- V. VV VV V VVV gg -W 1 ,
. . --fV , VAa1,V,wVf.Vy':F-V' , 'mf ,1e,,VVVeVfg:VV,,"q' .V ' VJ V ,,.- 4 'VV,.V:VgVVVgVV,Vgg:VJVW.-iQ1"'VV3'V-fin ,zjVV:VVV VVVVVV !'?ifQ,,'V'2 :V Vi V' V'nVV'.'VVaV1 Vis VV-VVVV' :sv -14' '- V V-'Vzffqf Va
, Q, V,5W,,,, VV ,MJ-V1,,,!!VVAVVV,,VV:45ffl Vi, VV QVWVVWVVM- ,gez-f.fAg-..V- . VVVVVVV un'-VV 'V V HV. U' :V V V VVFV VVV Vr,,VVVV,VV,..Q .N , V , VVV,VVV,.Vmk 4431, .N ,, , , 1.,,--,Hin VV A L, gag . 3454 4 V. VV ,V um. V
5 .VrV?n:V.QVxM- A-V, W, 'V Vf' V. ?'4V.Vdw-zgyaf-aViVVVp.:VV.V :Vg V, 'Vw-fVVVVVVV: , V V VIV VV VV V eg J ,VVV31V,p . VVV.JsV VV HVVWV-V X'-V ,V.'EV4 Vw, v ffy' ,us V-few-V 5,2 , WV :JH :ugmgw
VI . 1.-V2f??MfM-V iBg'g?VyWQ4PM-VY11:TV2'Vi,,f4 ,VVV ,VVV VS.--,VV:VVVV'Ve V .V-. V' V VV V V V,,mV,,3V XV ww Ve in :yu VV V , J ,mf
-V ggi?V2i5a'f:V, Vw,-9:17'..',1.V:V,,1:1V VV ,V V VVS ' -V sim s ! VVVV. VV VEVV ,Vp
, -::J:1, Vf,3Ei,5gFLX1QVV:kfVig94,V2g?9?q.l42a,i,,n:,..Y:f?'Q4gg'i:wV- VVVH H?1VVV.3M.4Vi VV4V,VV,9VL.VM W, 'V F AV ,V,, , VVVVVL-MVVgfvD1Rlg1':VgV,g1gf,:f3VfV g4V.5g131,IVw ww! ,'4H,?!3a?,L5Q Z43s vEgUg,5tEVV V13hc':f
'Va "I'1f "., V4 sm,g,xg?pVVr'V5."-'51,.Vf7V- V, :VVVV HJVVVYVV ' V ' -V V' ' ' V, 'lAVVV1'HJ7VV1Jf'V .SV HNVVV-:V I-' 1VV,sViV' Vik gei-V VN -V V-,Vl-
mwinz Vim 3 - V fH":V1VL'V-VV.-VV' V- VViwL?VV.Qw-WV VVf5VJfft,l,V,V,xf.F:V--'Fwy-VV-V1-VVJu J. V 1 - VV rVV'V:n:. VV h5V..V1"xV141IV1l'5V5L','f'f' V-Vs. 4-Vf-:',VrVVQw-.V1VffV Viv
VV Y
V M4 ,iff VV V:V'fVV.JgqVV',V ,V V, ,, ' f,.VgV5Vg?gVVV V:5VV5,VWgVQgVf1gf3VVV'Vv?VQ:fHVmQbfV5il'1'f5Agg,V:j'VVgyQ5"Q'3ifjfQ'V255
.,1 FHLVVVVLQVVV V32 V'f,f'1VV I V ' - :lV,11V.,V ,IVVQ,1j1V'L5VV!55Vi2W"VV,Q VMVV V51 'pazrf
'uf' VFPPVQQE-:V:f.-Vfiiy -nu' -V-+V-VVVH--VV: QLV-z-'VW -V'eHf: "P1hi .8 V 'FV ' :Wee VV - V, VJVVL VV V'- VV 'V fV',,VVVrV-V:'VV V- 1 Vb,f'9545al'VMVvfMg.fV4:g J+L:,VV'VT:'VgVf' V :VV - V- V, V dw' V
' V gf VF: VVV, 1 NV :VVVV VLVVVZV1, IV: ,ff TVWrVfV5VV'g,V.V V VQQLMQV3 VV
. VJ Q-m?f5WE?9g3i3V!'PV V:Q'frHQg:Qii,C'fVfVV-V- VL' Lg ,V ',lF.Qa,I 3,QffV'59 TWV :V V "QW,-EV VV VVQVJV -jif ,WW VI' ""' fj"V FYJT J,.f:QrjQ'Q ,v'5vQV,,f'Vg'-'Q V,
V 5413 ' 'V'V'VV4',,j5VFff1f'Vf52f V., , R " , JVM 'V5i1VV'V",,:V " V VV ,, V ffi V' UV'
V V wa :rm V,-V15VV V :Vi.5Q1iiQ2V?V,,,V1'V,kVfN V H VyVv45VVVV31ieV1':AVf . if
Qigf j, V, :IW V VVVVVVVVV VVVQ-,VVVVVV VV,,,,Ag,5L1.lV VVM4 VV, :gr ,
, ,ffmw Vi .VF 2?-VA 'K ,,Vg3i'.1Va' VgV.' ' VV,1KTVj1w LVIVKM 1 -3, V , Va: V V , 4,17 ., FV: " V "VV .V'jV,f::-V V V-J V lf, 'V '55, 'ff J-g1V,,-N
V V ' V V V VV V
V VL' -' VV. V ': LV- ir.,-,rw Vggzgfj -P1 JQVJ' EE -3. -1:34 ,V VV .V Vf?'1'.'. V VV, V VVV V V Vf,VVV, e, 'V VST .
V VSV VV V 1 - , V- V V-V VV VV
. V V -VV V
f1:'- :faq :V " 15':Vf:Vf2"'mw: Vif:-.f.-'fzili Fai. ViVV1V'1IV 'V V,-1' " ' . V V V " V V' V22
T' Vw aff. V :VVVVV V V 'Vbflkf
1 w g 1,4 V,,gmgfggggffifssggprV.g:Vii:.1VV-V5.V'V 1 V , 4, V1,V,V
V 1 1, f 'T -V 2 V
S- V ' V f,
Il - V
- iV,V1.f:'V,g V
fi: ' . I
I" 'ffm i,f1'FQ5f'5g-Flwef. 1 VL,V-V5'3V'I V VP
V1.1 V1 QV
f 7 ' 1jVfi,y . .
:V V +V rife. V11-Vg , V
--,,.:'5 Vwigg V ,
5VV,V+.V VV MV- V,
'V-.V4 aV:V7:', f,
Q E5 25 Y .V V'
, 1, VVVV V
V VV I V
' 2 V f' 0 V . ' f
'nl-ff - U
VV, 1
V ,
V -Vi.. V. 'R l
V
V
V
I
1
X X
I
if V
2, . V
, Q , V
. A V
, V
. I
5
1
1 .
5
. 4 X
K
V
i
V
E V
V ?,i:,,,,V.,... .
V v 'if V JQV:
V Y- 1 V11 , W V A V VVVV,vVau-fur VV ,, W
VM A ,,,+m.V4.w 4
V, , ., U
uv . H M
g.g V .-Vg,,,, V VV.,-w-V Q4 V. ,
, 1 . , V ,VV. ,, I KV ,g A V V V.
V V.. -Vwnuab VVVV1, V .V-I'-Ili'-
V W- V f" w1 .V VV +1
V V . VV V ' VV VV V
V V ,N V ,VVVVV
VV 4HY"'NuvVml4Hv-PV 1-r'- " " '
V .1-g1VpympVV.,4.,.fvw-vw .
V!
5
V
v
I
-vsfvkm
J In
is
'UN-V VNV! ., ,Vis V5f"g-I
33V ind
”
Suggestions in the Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA) collection:
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
