Healdsburg High School - Sotoyoman Yearbook (Healdsburg, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1965 volume:

' ' ' ' 1965 SQTOYOMAN VOLUME LX1 1, . .. HEALDSBURG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA I 1 DEDICATION Mr. Richard Watson Healdsburg High School Healdsburg, California Dear Mr. Watson: Your 1966 Sotoyoman Staff dedicates this year's Sotoyoman to you in recognition of your patient help and guidance, not only to us on Saturday mornings, but to your many students as Well. From all have come well-deserved respect and admiration for your many fine personal qualities. Throughout your teaching experience at Healdsburg High School, you have revealed knowledge to students with competence and warmth. We will always remember you as a friend, not just as an instructor. But more than that, we Will remember that it was you, Mr. Watson, more than anyone else, perhaps, who helped us develop our capacities and our understanding of life. It is, therefore, with deep appreciation, that we affectionately dedicate the 1966 Sotoyoman to you. Sincerely, THE SOTOYOMAN STAFF CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE PAGE 18 CLUBS PAGE 34 SPORTS PAGE 46 UN DERCLASSMEN PAGE 62 SENIORS PAGE 84 ADVERTISERS PAGE 112 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Homer Hoyt If there is no tomorrow, all of the yesterdays will have been for naught. Humanity's struggle throughout the centuries has been to achieve freedom. Our founders won in their time and bequeathed us that great heritage of liberty which is our American birthright and the world's best hope. The present world with its fear, confusion, and tension has made current life more threatening and disturbing than ever before. Foremost is the clash of arms and minds in a life-and-death struggle between the democratic ways of life and those forces which would destroy it, cancel all human rights, and enslave the World. As the pages of history unfold in the classrooms of our country, you have the opportunity to understand and accept the political, economic, and social meaning of the American way of life. You will learn about the greatness of America in terms of her natural resources, political citizenship, productive power, economic system, cultural and scientific achievementsftechnology, and advances in the general wel- fare. You will discover that our citizens enjoy more basic rights under the goals and framework of our free institutions than at any other time or place. You will come to cherish the privilege of putting your creative talents to work in developing your abilities and skills to their highest level. You will come to appre- ciate the wisdom and ways of our democratic society and ways of upholding and improving it. Nothing on the public school program is more important than this background of training for citizenship. However, you must come to realize also that these rights involve many responsibilities both now and in the future. In the days and years ahead, you will be called upon to close the gap between principles and practice, build unity and strength at home and friendships abroad, repel any efforts to blot out freedom, demonstrate to the world that democracy works here, and give new hope for humanity in its struggle for liberty, opportunity, and brotherhood. 5 K AD I I TRTIO Z A 1 X Hnnmunq, 6 wa: '3s awww In - ROBERT L. MALONE Principal EARL OSBORN Vice Principal GIL PETTIT Business Manager ARTHUR J. McCAFFREY Dean THE B0 RD Seated: Robert A. Remolif, ranch managerg Robert Young, rancherg Dr. Charles Campbell, veterinarian. Standing: John Walker, Employee of Pacific Telephoneg Frank Passalaqua, lawyer. E GLISH DEPARTMENT -as E' 'x 1 7l- yaw- rn kin if KATHERINE ADAMS, English, Social Studier, Sophomore Advisor DONALD BOHNg English ll, English Ill, Art I WILLIAM E. CALD- WELL: English I, English IV, Counseling, Director of Student Activities, Stu- dent Council ...N ROBERTA HOLLOWELLQ Sophomore English Mike Fulton and Ed Peterson in a scene from Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, put on by the drama class. GENE M. LUTTRELL, English, History , 'l' n .Ji--s. BERNICE MEADER, Eng lish l, Special Education Work Experience Co-or- dinator, Freshman Advis- ory Chairman Judy Ragghianti as Stella and Kathy Savoie as Blanch in a dramatic scene from Streetcar Named Desire. y'l'A5,Ai-iL gf' 'Til' Q13 , if '-fi . ' s..,, yy I I, 1 1 f 1' iE5'YEfE ,j Q ,Qi If . Nw: LQ,.., M.. , l ESTER MURHAMER CARL OLIVA JOAN LEE WOEHLER English IV, Counselor, and English, Boys Physical Ed- English Ill and IV, and American Field Service Ad- ucation, Tennis, and Fresh- Dramatics. visor man Basketball. FOREIGN LANGUAG DEP RT E J, ,' I, BARBARA BAUMCARDNER Spanish I, ll, and Ill. ROBERT HARBAUGH and Chess Club. 1' M' ML KWH Vim H fl UI in 'IS f, U. J ,JU 'French I, ll, lll, and IV, The students of Healdsburg High School are fortunate enough to have a language laboratory and it is conven- iently situated between the French and Spanish rooms. It plays a vital part in the activities of the language de- partment. The lab enables each student to have more individual attention. The new process of mastering a language consists of first learning how to speak it and then learning how to write it. Now that the language lab has been in existence for several years, teachers and students both agree that it plays a successful and worth- while role in the foreign language curriculum. CIE CE DEP RTME T WARREN ROSSITER College Prep. Biology and General Biology. JAMES C. VOCT Physics and Chemistry. Mr. Robinson gives an interesting lecture on gravity to his practical science students. LAURA JO NICHOLS Health Education and First Aid to Seniors. TED ROBINSON Practical Science, Frosh Football Coach, and Greyhounds Advisor. RICHARD L. THOMAS Agriculture, Biology, and F.F.A. Advisor. INDUSTRI L ARTS AND H0 EMAKING DM' 2 -...., i-ln. lui l ws We I, fc , . . if . J'1 4lQ l FLORENCE WHEELER Mrs. Wheeler helps future homemakers l-lomemaking I and ll, Clothing, and bake oatmeal cookies, Home Management. Mr. Rodgers demonstrates the use of the ELLEN BIELLA coping saw. Home Economics I, and Clothing. JOHN P. UBOLDI General Shopg Wood- working I and ll, and Sophomore Advisor. ROBERT RODGERS Electronics, Mechanical Drawing, Crafts, and Key Club Sponsor. .. T. JEFFREY General Metals, and Automotive Mechanics. 11 OCIAL STUDIES DEPART Es T MIKE BERRY United States History and World History and Geog- raphy ll. DICK CREPEAU Driver Education. ROSALIE ESMAN L. in World History and Geog- ! raphy I and Pep Club Advisor. . O Q REDGINALD R. HETH ' g Spanish I, World History and ' 4 I , T Geography II, and C.S.F. 'X k Q A Advisor. .1 DICK LOPEMAN JW English II, World History and flfl 1 Geography ll, and Junior Varsity . 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R- A R' ' 'Vi' l ffigfipffiiffw Lewis SBRANA L , Q Q f Band, Chorus, Student Activ- ' y V X' ities Advisor, and Pep Club , D ' Advisor. R R '1 L.. l l , - I ,ft . A ll - , -fy ' .I 4 1- C wffr f' it 'fl w ii. 'iz .,'. ,l .C Q A Petaluma Trojan dummy prepared by the Art Class seems to be watching over Connie Sousa's work! 0 RM THDEP RT E T 'Quail MICHAEL HANKIN Algebra l, General Math, and B' Basketball Coach. CLIFF MC KEAY General Math, Algebra I, and Tech nical Math. T... ,....--- S ----- w i.....1,4 ' ' Wynn ff , ,A.VA ,WSH 'E M31 119 l YM ' iv- A A 21- iii ff 5, . -fc 'A Tin FRED NlxoN . , 'Ja J ' ' 'im Geometry and Advanced Algebra. lfgijm l ehl g it 1 IDRIS SULLIVAN . WW.l f ,,,, D General Math, Advanced Algebra X f Trigonometry!College Algebra, WM fa Counseling, and C.S.F. Advisor. E ,ll, ,, YQABME 96'f79'f19 Sflf' Wy fe -. rr. IQ l 5 'N . Q ' 1? 'E Q RICHARD WATSON Mrs. Brown is conducting her new stenographic lab. Algebra I, Senior Math, and Through the earphones students can take dictation Sotoyoman Advisor. at various speeds according to their ability. 't-4 USIN ESS DEPARTME T E if .ve :Kr 5 'Q . 5 is tt, 5 'L . 'S+ Jt ' -I f t 554, . 4.,h :MX xgggaggtgsg smi l A it - -. . ,. ,N ,,r3,.Mgiw 'sr . , w -A Qyfffistiigigs . 'mtg at P .A-wi It .as ' 'Q 4 if K f 4, 5 S Pl f x JAMES L. HALVERSON WILLIAM E. STILES Shorthand, Typing Il, Clerical Business Law, Salesmanship, Business, Key Club Sponsor, and MRS. MADELINE M. BROWN Practice, Secretarial Training, and A.F.S. Co-sponsor. General Business, Typing, Office Counseling. Machines, and Business Depart- PHYSICAL EDUCATIO DEPART E T ,Z .i V? 'I f T .f A - ' Ja? F9 ' ' -.-J is ..L- ash A - , h,kv,- ga, A. If ,E ' f M-g 3 VV 2. W I tl, M, f' wt - ,J W 4 A , 2 F, N I K I . 527992. naw tx I ifffiiil is E1 if f w1??+ '. 3' g f J S., g . T A sicr as . f . ii1l? ' .+aiii9s .1 if ii iw 13: - . . . gf: Q 93 tt- is ,,,.12 . 1.'f ,,,,.f M' i.4t.Zfjw.a5 7 . , l my s...5.q Wg., my ,A Ng, Q A .aQfgifg:,t .,., g 7-NWS? .,,- fl x,-- it? A ' fi: 1 w ft., U. ... .J .kiraw kk we irc , V Li In 1 'Iwi X: . ces' fa Each day the girl's P.E. classes begin with calisthenics prior to competitive sports. One of the features of the expanding boy's P.E. program is the new obstacle course. fe . i 5 A :An X . 'F itfhfs V. 1 5 fs fluff' . C. A. BAUMGARDNER Boy's Physical Education and Varsity Basketball Coach. HOWARD HARTMAN Boy's Physical Education and Football and Track Coach. Q LYNNE HART GirI's Physical Education, Sopho- more Advisor, and G.A.A. and Blockettes Assistant. MRS. DOROTHY WILES Girl's Physical Education and G.A.A. and Blockettes Sponsor. OFFICE STAFF JUDY BONHAM, Registrar 13... ,gd MILDRED CRAPEAU, Librarian LOLA PRICE, Assistant Librarian ALINE DOBSON, PATRICIA SCHMIDT, Main Office 16 SHIRLEY BROOKS, KAY CRAPUCHETTES, Attendance .. H, - H A I A 4, 1? 22: 35:5 . 0, ' A 'A ,,, .l '90, gf rdf IV , 1 2 ff -1 v ' A her fs eww W- K Ei -is . Ig L if Wfisff ,-iff f - fi I ,I . sr Q ir- ,i1,v,,J , Y MGM- Qi I wwf' ' Q' 'e- F ' ,J 0 . si fs-2 i ' L. - ,Qi xffws f .. ' f 1 ,Af gf' fi? , Ljkkr Q-5.4. i.. f- f' lv LIN CADD, LENORA JOHNSON, District Office ERVICE STAFF Our head bus driver - SPIV DAVIS. I P Working in the halls is CLYDE LANGHLIN. Q Q Working in the Snack Bar are LYDIA SCHARER, MINNIE INMAN, LUCILLE MCCORD, and ELEANOR WATSON. EMERGENCY I 1 Our bus drivers in the back row are JOHN MACKEY, JIM URTON, and JIM PAULSEN. In the front row are BRYON CONRAN, JACK FRUSHOUR, and ROY GALLOWAY. Our custodians are AUGIE TABER, FRANK HAYES, LORENZO CA- VALLO, GEORGE HONROTH, and JIM SARZOTTI, head custodian , .1534 J '- Vf: W . iv is 'f- 95fL,rE 1 f?gg-, f' - X J' ,sf MWF xxx x 'P aff if HV' if -ii SCHOOL LIFE raft, Our Student Body Officers are: Mike. Fulton, Treasurer: Claire Sherard, Secretaryg Dick Price, Vice-President: and Tom Borowicz, President. The year has been one of unrest in the nation. Demonstrators marched for freedom. The Student Free Speech Movement cried for Civil Rights and Anti and Pro- Vietnam dis- cussions took place from New York to Cali- fornia. The in apparel, too, has seemed at un- rest. Hemlines were rising above the knees one day, and occasionally turned toward great mod- esty by falling to the ankles as the Granny Dress was Worn. Concerning out of school wear, it was said that the young sexes seemed to have merged into one as we found boys and girls, both with long hair and fashions created for either, both, and or. Revolutionary dances entered the dance WORK AND FUN IN 1-aff' Xqgfiicx 1 l 5 t if f A group of sophomore girls decorate for their popular Mardi Gras . floors. From the Twist of the early '60's we developed such strange steps as they Frug, the Pony, and the Jerk performed to the music of the Beatles, the Kinks, and the Rolling Stones. New developments took place at school this year also. We particularly want to remember the new library. This year the school news- paper was revived with the hope that it will continue. The school year of 1965-1966 past at a rapid pace with dramatic developments in the nation and the world, and further, the pace does not seem to be slackening and the job of learning to become tomorrows citizens contin- ues to be of prime importance. 20 L OUR CTIVE STUDE T BODY The Pep Band and Mr. Sbrana hard at work. 1 K , in Mr. Caldwell, our student activi- ty director, is always on hand to stimulate school spirit. The Band Club officers and class representa- tives are Norm Young, Junior representativeg Skip Birkedal, Senior representative: Steve Sawyer, club presidentg Sandy Harrison, Freshman representativeg and Sandy Remo- lif, Sophomore representative. At our Christmas Jim DuCharm presented a magnificent perform- ance of The Creation. The Glee Club and Chorus sang holiday songs. 21 ' 2 RALLIE Pat Friend is cut by the guillotine. Helping with the execution D CI ss rali organized and directed by are Mark Salsig and Claire Sherard. rama a y Miss Whoeler. Tom Matteoli rescues Connie Sousa. 22 Mexican Hat Dance by Sacramento Rodriguez and Maria Garcia. The Sheik and his Harem girl. Songleaders at the stand-up rally in the Plaza. Rally Commissioner Linda Timberlake. Can-can Girls, Roy Smith, Larry Wainscott Ron Rafanelli, Steve Walker, and Steve Sawyer Our rallies began with a stand- up rally in the plaza for our first football game. This year's were mostly song and pep rallies. They were led by our two rally com- missioners Larry Wainscott and Linda Timberlake. The yell leaders often helped with competition yells and the songleaders did many musical routines. Skits were presented by the drama class and various members of the student body. The purpose of these rallies was to promote good school spir- it and to get a bigger turn-out at the games. Rally Commissioner Larry Wainscott. l Songleaders Lee, Shell, Jeannie, Chris, Marilyn, and Joyce Captain Zoom-zoom to the rescue. at the end of the rally. 12. me Muchele Mansfue 1 it L +I ,W 1' '15 FIRST ROW: Harold Hoskins, Diane Peacock, Sandy Remolif, Susan Bostrom, Ann McCutchan, Sandy Harrison, Julie Seghesio, Libby Earons, Dale Thompson. SECOND ROW: Celest Lafon, Margaret Sager, Linda Whitmore, Kathy Johnson, Linda McCutchan, Peggy lzzet, Steve Sawyer, Jack Elsbree, Jack Walton, Rod Lotspeich, Ron Burrell, Scot Fraser, Chris Hoskins. . sw i -. THIRD ROW: Nancy Whitmore, Candy Holder, Kathy Watson Robert Risenhoover, Terry Hartman, Tom Erickson, Charles Hadl rich, Norman Young, Tom Woodwille, Don Cook, Mike Holmes Ross Carter, Jerry Miller, Bob Birkedal, Tim Woodville, Ted Tre- mayne, Russ Naber, Bob lzzet. FOURTH ROW: Rich Smith, Bob Tingstrom, David White, Mr Sbrana. Vu- li Getting out in the public eye is the theme of this year's Healdsburg High School Band. The emphasis has been on march- ing in their new uniforms. Besides the Future Farmers Fair Par- ade, our band attended Cal Aggie Picnic Day at Davis in May. r If I . t In addition to numerous concerts, they played at the football games and rallies. Their halt-time shows really added a great deal to the enthusiasm of the crowd. We are certain that the band has been a welcome and appreciated member of the com- munity. 27 GIRL GLEE First Row: Mr. Sbrana, Dorothy Kirk, Thelma Turnidge, Nancy Brown, Kathy Bell, Sylvia Nelson, Mary Dennis, Barbara Blakley, Shirley Sparks, Mrs. Rebok, Second Row: Karen Cox, Zenobia Walker, Barbara Sabourin, Lynn Doolittle, Evette Howard, Velia Caballero, Linda Barretta, Linda Ramsey. Third Row: Bonie Byrd, Julie Cattalini, Elaine Sloan, Donna Jeffrey, Judi Davis, Pam Howard, Kathi Honsa, Kris Nall, Nancy Hayes, Bernadette Huhn. MIXED CHORU First Row: Mrs. Rebok, Darlene Dee Del Fino, Julie Armanino, Dolores Simons, Ophelia Guzman, Fay Woodard, Bonita Holderfield, Linda Reed, Gloria Christenson, Beth Tedeschi, Mr. Sbrana. Second Row: Rose-Mary Buck, Lora Harris, Flora Shipman, Mike Evers, Debbie Malek, Brenda lvie, Kathy Magers, Carol Moore. Third Row: Kathy Barry, Marilyn Van Winkle, Trini Cruz, Floy Lee, Dale Hall, Art Cremeen, Al Quesada, Cheri Sims, Ruby Ewing, Kathy Bryant, Martha Gibson. S ANISH CL B Q- Top Row: Joanna Puentes, Ann McCutchan, Kay Schmidt, Mary Ann Naber, Claudia Penry, Tom Rodella, Gloria Martinez. Second Row: Sandy Smith, Julie Seghesio, Vola Sherwood, Melinda Langhart, Elaine Rutherford, Cindy Demostene. Third Row: Lee Henderlong, Dena DiPiero, Chris Jones, Karen Lodrago, Maria Garcia. Bottom Row: Mike Frost, Sacramento Rodriguez, Joe L. Ramirez. PEP CLUB Top Row: Bob Tingstrom, Tim Woodville, Tom Salsig, Earl Hardisty, Ted Tremayne, Robert Risenhoover, Harold Hos kings. Bottom Row: Norm Young, Charles Hadrich, Don Cook, Mike Holmes, Ron Burrell. BYE BYE BIRDIE The two Sad Girls put on a happy face. Kim and her parents sing about the The mayor's wife is the first to faint over Conrad Birdie. great news. fl . .5 Connie Sousa iRosiel gets a lift by Jim DuCharm and Mike Holloway. Conrad iVic Trouettel slays the audi- ence. Singing and dancing to We've Lot of Livin'. Albert tells his mother to go home. 30 Xl Conrad chases Kim in the Ice House scene. The reporter gets contradicting an- swers from Rosie and Albert. Gota SOTOYOMAN DIRECTORS Richard Watson, Yearbook Advisor 1 I l Marta Thompson and Barbie Meyer, Yearbook Co-Editors Gene LuHreIl, Yearbook Advisor The Sotoyoman Staff meets every Sat- urday morning from nine to twelve in order to provide you with your yearbook in the Spring. These meetings begin the first week of school in September and end in the last of March. They are conducted in our new library under the supervision and with the help of Mr. Watson and Mr. Luttrell. The staff members have a hard and de- manding job and they do it well. It consists of cropping pictures, drawing up pages, pre- paring write-ups, and finally typing up the needed information. On page thirty-three is the, Business Staff. Every fall they visit the town mer- chants and get contracts totaling from eighty to ninety ads. Through their diligent work comes most of the money that is necessary to finance our yearbook. Due to the hard Work and close co-operation of the Business and Editorial Staffs, you are able to have such a fine yearbook as the 1966 Sotoyoman. gf it V , 5, EDITORIAL STAFF K Vqyvyk ' 7 rr? : Q Mary Ann Henderlong and Julie Segeshio N-I Joyce Rodden and Karen Lodrago K,-.LA 1.-ar Marta Thompson, Lee Henderlong and Barbie Meyer Linda Ramsey, Darla Murhammer, Barbara Hayes, and Trudi Murhammer Annette Trucco and Penny Cumming 32 ma, e 'x xr? . 'S Robin Malone BUSINESS STAFF 'vv-N.. Monett Zunino 'IS' 'ca-1 Sotoyoman Business Managers Charlotte Wenke and Carolyn Sager First Row: Karen Isaacson, Carol Sbragia, Robin Malone, Cheryl Watson. Second Row: Barbara Turpin, Marie Rama- zotti, Pat McCaffrey, Cathy Zash, Barbara Pfaffenberger, Jan Houg, Joanne Gromo. 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C.S.F. members and faculty enjoyed the annual potluck dinner honoring life members Mark Doo- little, Phil Holden, and Sue Jaggers. activities was a trip to the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos to see the play Oliver, In February the annual potluck dinner was held Where members and faculty enjoyed a' speech by our foreign exchange student, Sandro Carpi, and a demonstration of the fine works of our new debate team. In the spring the group took another field trip to Stanford University. C.S.F. members. Front Row: Louise Pellissier, Melinda Coffey, Gloria Burgess, Charlotte Wenke, Vicky Hollingsworth. Second Row: Larry Johnson, Sue Dreisback, Sherry Sherman, Connie Dudley, Barbara Pfaffenberger, Ann McCutchan, Susan Jaggers, Teresa Black, Jan Mangini, Dennis Hill. Back Row: Phil Holden, Tom Borowicz, Susan Middleton, Mary Ann Naber, Nancy Hayes, Dave Rimby, Jack Cunningham, Steve Parker, Sandro Carpi. 36 Second Row Tom Rodella C-eor e Sa er Stan Do GREYHOUN DS Officers Treasurer Richard Smith Secretary, Steve Sawyerg Vice President Joe Taylor Pesident Brian Schmidt. The Greyhounds promote sportsmanship and athletic excellence. All boys who have won a letter in a major sport are eligible to join. Club activities include giv- ing dinners, selling programs at the football and basketball games, and, each day, mem- bers of Greyhounds raise and lower the school flag. In addi- tion, each year the Grey- hounds sponsor a money-mak- ing project in order to buy equipment for the athletic de- partment of the school. Front Row Alan Pettit Dan Pedroni Bob Nardi, Ron Ratanelli, Tom Borowicz, Mike Thomas, Craig Lowe. g g ' ' S S ' ' B dt Back Row Dave Hartman Mark Doolittle Phil Holden, Roy Smith, Dick Price, Dennis Robbnett, Bob Thompson. menichelli, teve mith, Cliff Wass, Jack ran , Dick Engelke. Officers: Charlotte Wenke, Vice-Presiclentg Ann Lyon, Presidentg Gloria Burgess, Treasurerg Darla Murhammer, Secretary. Vickie Noya sings for the school during her short visit. 38 ERIC FIELD SER ICE Sandro and David dance a triumphful dance. During the second week of February, San- dro visited the home of Mrs. Eleanor Grahamin in Oakland. During this time Vickie Noya from Peru, Whose American home is in Orinda, stayed with the William McCutchan's while visiting our school. Vicky was a very enjoyable person as she took an active part in our school life and we will long remember her visit. Our exchange student, Sandro Carpi. Alessandro fSandroJ Carpi arrived at San Francisco International Airport during the late summer of 1965. There he met his American par- ents, the Alvin Cadds. Sandro's home lies near Milan, Italy, in the Po Valley. This is a rich agricultural area with many diversified crops being cultivated. Sandro arrived in time to help with the harvesting of prunes in our area. Fishing and hunting are two sports that have captivated Sandro's attention in Healdsburg as well as tennis. He is also an active participant in the drama productions and enjoys the opportunity to use his English. His warm personality, delightful smile, and outgoing manner have insured Sandro of many Healdsburg friends. Our wish is that Sandro will return again to visit Healdsburg. Sandro talks with Mr. Malone. X .5 Sandro's home in Italy, Reggio x y' ' I '-K 12. Q if X THE KEY CL B Officers: Phil Holden, Treasurerg Bob Nardi, Vice-Presidentg Alan Pettit, Master at Armsg Dan Pedroni, President. The Healdsburg High School Key Club was formed by the Kiwanis Club as an or- ganization to serve the school and the community. Junior and Senior boys may petition to join, While Sophomores may join by invitation only. One of the main activities of the Key Club is to sponsor the Redwood Empire Tourna- ment Queen Contest. Proceeds from this annual basketball test go to charity. Last year Key Club bought an incubator for the Healds- burg General Hospital and the large school activity sign lo- cated in the parking lot. This year plans included coopera- tive work With the Kiwanis Club and sponsorship of a pa- per drive. In addition, the boys enjoyed a snow trip and at- tended a professional football game. First Row: Tom Duman, Ron Burrel, Rick McClish, David Nelson, Ray Borowicz, Tom Rodella. Second Row: Larry Wainscott, Tom Erickson, Mark Salsig, Norman Young, Tim Harrington. Third Row: Mark Komar, Jim Biocca, Brian Schmidt, Joe Salz, Dave Rimby, Jack Cunningham. 40 Fourth Row: Tom Borowicz, Steve Walker, Ron Rafanelli, Mike Thomas, Mike Holloway. ART CLUB The Healdsburg High School Art Club is active in many school functions. They play a major roll lLeft to rightl : Terry Stringfellow, president: Joanne Gromo, secretaryg Tim Harrington, vice president. Teri Mansfield, Barbie Meyer, and Ruth Uboldi trim Rudolph. during the annual Redwood Empire Invitational Tournament by decorating Smith Robinson Gym. Art Club sponsors a candidate in the Tournament Queen Contest each year. This year, Monett Zunino was the representative. The club earns money by charging a nominal fee for its services, and this year for the first time, the club had an Art Auction in which the art work of the members was sold. The Art Club income goes to a scholarship fund for awards at the end of the year to its most promising students. Due to the artistic abilities of the Art Club mem- bers, many school activities are decorated. The ad- visor again this year was lVlr. Lyness, who has dfecgcated his time and talents to the benefit of the c u . 5 Art Club members work, -' as preparing decorations for .,f fp the annual Redwood Em- ' V pire Invitational Tourna- ment. Tim McClish and Trudi Murhammer work with greenery for the tourna- ment outside the gym. 41 F. F. A. Sweetheart, Linda Campbell. Future Farmers of America - F. F. A. trains its members in agricultural vocations and strives to develop leadership and excellence in rural agriculture. Linda Campbell is this year's Chapter Sweetheart. She will be the group's representa- tive of F.F.A. in the annual R'edwood Empire Invitational Basketball Tournament Queen Con- test and will reign over the Future Farmer's Fair in May. This year, under the leadership of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Jeffrey, tlre F.F.A. will have a banquet for its members. , . - t f N ' , a Officers: Front Row: Bruce Nall, Presidentg Dave Rafanelli, Vice President, Bob Thomas, Treasurer. Back Row: Rusty Cagle, Sec- retary, Ron Fanucci, Sentinel, Mark Komar, Reporter. 1' Members: Front Row lL-Rl: Ken Taylor, Greg Moss, Harold Hoskins, Grainger Brown, Mark Komar, Bruce Nall, Ken Reiman, Wayne Cadd, John Saini, Gary Larson, Leon Williams, Richard Strom, Sam Ewing, Bob Thomas. Second Row: Chuck Hoage, Gary Coleman, Wayne Sf. Clair, Charles Cavagnaro, Steve Mitchell, Jesse Otero, Dannl Romero, Chris Conley, Louis Dolinsek. Third Row: Robert Carpenter, Livio Di Piero, Dan Engle, Mike Friend, Don Baker,, Larry Romero. Fourth Row: Robert Hobbs, Rusty Cagle, Tim Mackey. PEP CL B President Cheryl Holt, Vice-President Connie Dudley, Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Pfaffenberger The Pep Club was created six years ago this year to promote school spirit This year they sold pompons and root- ed in special sections at the games. In the above pic- ture the Pep Club inspired rooting section cheers on our Varsity football team to victory led by our songleaders and cheerleaders. Then, onthe left, a welcoming commit- tee was waiting for our players to run through the H , ' A peppy stand-up rally was held in the Plaza before taking off for our first T football game in Ukiah. These two pictures show two of our rallies held in our new gym before a home game. They were really hard work, but it was worth it. 43 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCI TIO vc-'7 G.A.A. girls' bowling was successfully started at the Healdsburg Bowling Lanes. Here the girls are warming up for a vigorous practice. G.A,A. officers for this year are lleft to rightl Jan Houg, Secretary-Treasurerg Carilyn Allam, Recording Secretaryg Sandy Remolif, Presidentg June Black, Vice-President. Once a year the G.A.A. sponsors the very popular Cour- With their equipment in hand the managers are ready to tesy Dance. This Year's theme was Everyone's Gone to play. Left to right are Ann McCutchan, Linda McCutchan, the Moon. Refreshments were enjoyed by all at the Joanne Tauffer, Cheryl Holt, Robin Malone, Lorelei Smith Moon Saloon. and Barbara Pfaffenberger. BLOCKETTES Blockette officers are: Connie Kincade vice-presidentg Yvonne Mosher secreta Standin ' Joanna'Stanle treasurerg and This is the second year that the- Block- ettes has been in existence. Up until two years ago Blockettes was a part of G.A.A. The requirements for membership are that each girl must maintain an A or B average in physical education. Through the com- bined efforts of the Blockettes and G.A.A. we have the Courtesy Dance. This year their activities included a brunch, a fudge sale, and cookie and cake sales. . VY- S - Y. Carolyn Sager, president. Once again the annual G.A.A. Courtesy Dance was a roaring SUCCESS. One of the after school G.A.A. activities is intramural volleyball. Here we see a real team effort made in the attempt to score anti' H Mfr 4 4 MK., ff I :4 2 f X SPORTS 453' xiii' T s 4. 5, 5 S 1 t Q 2- - sal' 1 , f i Q ' S S . W Y' Q ir E ly 418 'F' m 52' S 1' I T r was 5 X Q to J af Q COACH 1' G . FOOTBALL in ,KNEE 'ra Mr. Hartman VARSITY 1965 SCHEDULE Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Healdsburg Team Captain: Tom Borowicz All League Varsity: Steve Blatt, Stan Domenichelli, Joe Taylor, Cliff Wass Spirited, determined, they urge VICTORY! Cloverdale 20 Willits 12 b Clearlake 12 Petaluma 60 Analy 7 it Ft. Bragg 3 D 5- El Molino 12 vi' 80 41 '9 Sonoma 7 gg' G3 FUQTBALL CQACH Mr. Branson What a team! - one of the best in years at Healdsburg High! The team, consisting entirely of juniors and seniors, started the season without much promise. Starting with the 34-7 Win over Analy, however, the team caught fire and didn't lose an- other game. In the last game-a mud and rain ses- sion-Healdsburg gained a 7-7 tie with Sonoma- and a share of second place in league standings. The Sonoma contest was Healdsburg's homecoming game, but the weather discouraged many of the fans. Homecoming queen Karen Isaacson was crowned at the big dance after the game. What a season! V. I at S A Akgv I Ii? iid? 'R 555 ff' N A . lrhk 5 In my . Tom B0 0WiCZ JOE TaYl0 . Don Vanucci Dave Rafanelli Stan Domenichell If ,Q-iff? m l! Zf, .,,w-S l 1, x irit it he Ray Borowicz y2,,.,.t-- 'Q me iii twig, , E . ,mix 5ii5::.if'E5f f nf 5:-75' -- ig Q Ii J ack Brandt ,gt ,tw 93 Mike Fulton t at A . .mist s 'QW 'L Willie Hollingsworth FOOTBALL faaa H 1 Q Ken Prat ., 4'M 1'ff-a. it or ,, iiii My elf l2 lea f .i'. 'ii' W ' wx fi A WM,gzQg,iI-V 7 , a,i fl iii QQ if fy V. fi -rx Sb E f. x 5 , ,,L. V X ' , :QI N , fffiqfsi Mi X- I ' ,1 f ' 5 E MN'-Q-...' an .. f 1 ...i 'tif i M A .. Q Tom Rodella Phil Holden Craig Lowe Alan Pettit i.- i' 1 . t HWMH r r fe. 'W oa law PM li we , 2 .H , . ..,,,.:. Q. - , A M- ---:.-1f1 '---' L - , if - l-ii' L ,, lli: iii if i 'L i 6 Eejvw' 1 'mm A QilQ',, Hx : if vi: F '. ': I L Tom Duman John Bailey Jim Clark Delmar Whitney tttt t ,W Lim f had ,'Ai 2 vi : bmi 2 i e ,tir .KW L. P 'I g E 5 izx , l,3. ,gb 'mAr r,tir ,V QV T I wx 1 .a.i, I ' . . mi P'i AQ F. .1 ' it ilz' ' Jim Cafpenfel' Tim Harrington Mike Thomas Cliff Wass 49 ,M I A3 ,. .Q ,mm gg f wiiegggi'-I M HWWHMA gt Wm VM . Steve Blatt Dennis Miller , i '3 im 'K F, 4' -:!. A L we 5 , 1: , L . i ,e W R... Q C l iiiiie 5 e W L 'KA1 U i W, ,A,,A , 1 L 4 , f e X V A J 1 ---if , 3 'i k Steve Mascherini Dick Engelke Tim Boatman f SIES K fx? ra , VMVW, LA, m,,,, L,.g,,, sf 55 -iii ' .Q R gk' mggrw 25 - A . Bob Payne Tom Dean .,,.. we we iw J QQ 1' ft as , ,fm Tom Bottini Bill Hanson after a short ihf' i in to assistj TE M C LLED DESIRE E52 E .. .213-' r -'.. -',-h, Q EE E ---A H ..L, 5:15 - '11 ii Hi? flgilfil r L V i .,-. ff E .,., b .A- Joe Oceguera George Sager Dennis Hensley at .,A. ,E mg A A 2 .i-v-5' 'V' g ,.., l 5 aw. W K ,1-:ri Jlm Nicholls John St. Clair 4.El E, EEEE 4 E I Vhky J Dennis Mead Terry Zash Sz I .. ,A ..kz 5, MT ,N i r 0 if mm, I.. L A , , , . WW! Randy Hassenzahl Charles Hoage I ' ' va 1 ..asn-.,lv-Us' f., Wm wwf-V. , Niki? Q.. 3 -Q R ' .. L 'gi Q I 4? Q i gi 152, AW wig tx' t , . v. 4 . mi 'id W s ' 5515 :sos 4.5.4 , O , 1 . I .YC . ' - 4 f.'?.f W . X ,AU , Hy Z. e , ,. 1..p 1 ,w. 4A4.4aA4.4 1 A' 5, a ,QL 1 . rf' . ' ygyx k .RJR , f --s X1 , 5 ' ' 5 . ef' 3 -5, M 55 X A M ' f ' - , ' ' K ' A - A W? X kv 9 fsi'i1':a ' h Pfy - I .ij I 4 ,, mg. Q N 1 a , W x ' Q I v 5 T .- An sg El GRIDIRU Q EE N KARE ISAACSUN ' 1 Q JUNIOR AR ITY FIRST ROW: Cecil George, Dick Metheny, Tim Woodville, Joe Brandt, Steve Champion, Bob Tinggtrom' Larry Rqmerol Eddie Rankin, Rick McClish, Roby Robinson, Tim Caudle. SECOND ROW: Bruce Avilla, Dennis Hill, Ray Smith, Ray Green, Dave Schubert, Steve Henricksen, Steve Plass, Dan Romero, Dave Rimbey, Jim Barker, Terry Thompson, Dan Black. THIRD ROW: Mr. Danhausen, Terry Hartman, Bruce Campbell, Gene Meade, Tom Salsig, Norm Young, Dam Kron, Dave Forman, Dick Carrigerc, Mike Holloway, Jack Cunningham, Curt Lowe, Coach Mr. Lopeman. 196 SCHEDULE Healdsburg 7 Ukiah 13 Healdsburg Cloverdale Healdsburg Willits Healdsburg Clearlake Healdsburg Petaluma Healdsburg Analy Healdsburg Fort Bragg Healdsburg El Molino Healdsburg Sonoma 43- 4 ,-x rr:.1:11l'g' FBO H FOOTB LL Healdsburg 12 Healdsburg 0 Healdsburg 13 Healdsburg 12 Coach Ted Robinson This year marks the first year that Healds- burg High School has had a Freshman Football Team. This may prove to be a great asset in the years to come by providing future Varsity players with valuable actual playing experience. 1965 SCHEDULE Petaluma 13 Rohnert Park 0 El Molino 13 Kenilworth 13 Coach Fred Nixon These fellas worked hard in their first year and deserve recognition for their acquired skills. The turn out for these afternoon games was sur- prisingly good, and the crowd became very enthus- iastic. Although it was not a winning season, the four games were close and were enjoyed by all. l FRONT ROW: lL-Rl Jim Pike, Don Baker, Ken Willis, Tony Frye. SECOND ROW: lL-Rl Bob Laverty, Dennis Busch, Mike Friend, Pat McCaffrey, Howard Whitmore, Jim Silva, Gary Casey, Sam Zano- line, Rod Lotspeich, Brad Borri, Tim Fincher. THIRD ROW: lL-Rl Larry Lownes, Allen Hendricks, Bob Hobbs, Ray deLong, Paul Holtzen, Bill Tonsgard, Wes Frey, Gary Sousa, Doug Del Fava, Pete Garcia, Henry Garcia, John Trippo, Lorenzo Cavallo. LAST ROW: lL-Rl Ken Taylor, Gary Brown, Ralph Holden, Dale Hall, Ted Watfles, Wayne St. Clair, Charles Cavagnaro, Danny Puentes, Bob Ham, Dan Du Charme, Rich Baldwin, Rich Willson, Bob Carpenter, Clyde Hill, Jeff Basili. 55 VARSITY BASKETBALL Basketball started slowly at Healdsburg this year. The team went winless through the month of December including the Redwood Empire Tournament. As practice and experience began to build, January rolled around, and the team began to post some victories. At last as league play got underway, the young team - mostly Juniors - began to work together and the exciting league action showed that the Healdsburg Varsity was a hard-working, competitive team that could beat almost any team in Sonoma County. Several very thrilling cliff hangers took place including the game at Sonoma when Healdsburg came from a 20 point deficit to tie and almost defeat the League Champions. When league play ended, Healdsburg was tied for third place with a respect- able 5 win-5 loss record. Since there were mostly Juniors on the team, we are all looking forward to next year when Captain Rick Rossiter will be joined by many returning lettermen and another great Basket- ball season. In addition to the Varsity, Healdsburg also sent to the floor a fine J .V. Team, a B Team, and for the first time, a Freshman Team. Each of these teams won their share of games and enjoyed loyal support from the fans. Once again we want to thank coaches and teams for another successful year of Basketball. Captain Jerry Willis .xxx X ff ' H, . V, V, , lx ff Tom Borowicz Barry Noble takes the jump ball to begin the game with Sonoma. Coach Baumgardner Ray Borowicz goes for two points in an attempt defeat the Dragons. ' ,. G . 4...-.-5 Q Bob Nardi Phil Bebber Mike Thomas 56 Ray Borowicz Steve Blatt Barry Noble Alan Pettit Steve Walker . El S E: ,fyly , Rick Rossiter ,IN 5 ' 4 Managers Don Henderson and Delmar Whitley On a fast break Bob Thompson sprung away from the pack to make a successful lay-up against Rohnert Park. 1965 SCHEDULE 1966 SCHEDULE 60 .................... Rohnert Fark .................... 23 50 ...... ...... E I Molino ..... ..,... 5 5 50 ...... ...... P etaluma ..,... ...... 5 3 51 ....... ............ A naly ............ ....... 4 1 57 ...... ..... R ohnert Park ..... ...... 4 8 53 ...... ,.... E 1 Molino ...... ...... 6 7 65 ...... ...... P etaluma ...... ...... 5 9 60 ....... ......... A naly ......... ....... 5 4 55 ...... ...... So noma ...... ...... 8 0 Jerry McNichol Bob Thompson Mike Thomas emulates the pros as he stuffs the bal-I for two points. REDWOOD EMPIRE TUURNAMENT In the championship game, Honor Jackson of Tamalpais tries for two points as Sonoma players attempt to block the shot. The championship Dragons claim another trophy. The Redwood Empire Invitational Basketball Tournament welcomed Petaluma, Tamalpais, Ukiah, Galileo, onoma, Santa Rosa, and Fortuna. Coming out on op was Sonoma who took home the cham- pionship. The traditional Tournament Queen Contest was sponsored for the eighth consecutive year by the Key Club. The queen candidates are sponsored by various school clubs and organizations. Five cent tickets are sold to determine who will wear the crown. The proceeds this year went to charity. The organizations participating and their can- didates were G.A.A., Kathy Sagerg F.F.A., Linda Campbellg Key Club, Marie Ramazottig C.S.F., Lee Henderlong g A.F.S., DeAnn Bonhamg Art Club, Ruth gboldi g Pep Club, Cheryl Holt, the 1965 Tournament ueen. In the Queen's Court are DeAnn Bonham, second runner-up and Marie Ramazotti, first runner-up. .M S '- s The All Tourney Five accept their trophies. From left to right are Tom Pendergrass, Fortunag Honor Jackson, Tamalpais: Tim Piver, Ukiahg John Sweet, Sonomag and Duane Johnson, Santa Rosa. TOUR UNIOR VARSITY J.V. Roster: Mike Faller Leonard Wagner Bruce Campbell Curt Lowe Mark Komar Dave Rafanelli Terry Hartman Cecil George -'I I W. BTE B Team Roster: Joey Brandt Dick Metheny Bob Birkedal Ron Thompson Gary Armitage David Wagner Lauren Stringfellow Mike Farrel Larry Giavanoni Ray Smith Richard Smith Roby Robinson Dennis Robonett Mr. Hankin lcoachl FRESHME Freshman Roster: William Foster lmanagerl John Hoyt iscorekeeper! Howard Schwitters Henry Garcia Pat McCaffrey Allen Hendricks Rod Lotspeich Barry Harmeson lmgr.l Abie DuBois Dave Whitehurst Ken Willis Craig Moran Richard Baldwin Ray Delong Tony Frye Mr. Oliva lcoachl ARSITY BASEB LL '---N. -s..., First Row: Ben Johnson, Jack Brandt, Bob Nardi, Ray Borowicz, Dave lzzet, Ralph Pavoni. Second Row: Dave Rafanelli, Bob Thompson, Stan Domenichelli, Ron Rafanelli, John Johnson, Sal Silva, Louie Valencia. Third Row: Steve Blatt, Chris Hamner, Ken Prat, Tom Borowicz, Ray Green, Tim North. .JU IOR VARSITY BASEBALL i'W '1 First Row: Jessie Otero, Boriel Gomez, Gary Brown, Cecil George, John Trippo, Larry Hernandez, Ray Smith. Second Row: Mike Falier, Dick Metheny, Steve Parker, Larry Biagi, Steve Burke, Brad Woolman, David Wagner, Tim Caudle. Third Row: Ray Galvez, David Rimbey, Dean Ward, Terry Thompson, Dan ny Romero, Steve Champion. TR CK E ff . Track Record Holders. Front Row: left to right, Larry Romero, C , Broad Jump ll7'9 l, Shot l44'4 lg Dan Pedroni, C , Pole Vault llO'3 l, Rich Smith, B , High Hurdles 49.63, Dave Hartman, C , 75 yd. dash l8.4l, 150 yd. dash ll6.0l, Back Row: Mike Frost, B , 1320 yds. l3.3llg Joe Puentes, A , 2 mile llO.42Jg Mike Thomas, A , High Hurdles ll6.0lg Randy Hazzenzall, B , Relay, Dave Schubert, B , Discus lll7'l. HBS fi if First Row: Left to right, Mike Randolf, Buddy Roberts, Jim Pike, Leslie Lura, Doug Dugger, Tim Randolph, Ed Rankin, Brian Burton, West Magnuson, Clyde Hill, Gary Sousa. Second Row: Don Henderson, Vince Schafer, Bill Frost, Alex Zaboka, Roy Simmons, Davey Devey, Dennis Hill, Dennis Robnett, Norm Young, Tom Rodella, Mickey McClish, John Bailey. Third Row: Jim Nicholls, Skip Birkedal, Bob Payne, Jacob Hampton, Terry Hartman, Steve Smith, Tom Watson, John Austin, Gary Casey, Ed West, Joe Salz, Craig Lowe, Dick Carriger, Bill Hanson. 62 TENNE5 mmm ra, .JN Q W Front Row: Mike Farrell, Ron Fannucci, John Pedroni, Wayne St. Clair, Aaron Poovey. Back Row: Rick Rossiter, Jerry Willis Sandro Carpi, Bruce Johnson, Steve Casperson. , ,, GOLF Allen Hendricks, Phil Holden, Gary Armitage, Dick Price, Bruce Campbell, Steve Sawyer, Ralph Holden, Rod Norton, Tom Ruonavaara. Wil .iwlaxwf W- A-, Q ,, M, W . -, M M' MY 4-M 1'-A Q X , ,Mm-W f 'K MW! M II, ,. X y. 1 if 'fer 4 . gyiwfgs xg iff:-f up J, . QM v,,,k:Wi3,.Vi:Efi,1 mwmm, 1-ff-r-on ll.av,Q.4,-4 EC! 4'-2 Q . FRESHME Front Row, left to right: Renee Vincent, Vice-Presidentg Terri Hoem- lein, Presidentg Claudia Frandsen, Secretary-Treasurer. Back Row: Jeanne Schoner, Yell-Leaderg Carol Bany and Barbara Hays, Student Council representatives. 'Ilhe class of '69 wishes to thank everyone at Healdsburg High School for the wonderful year we have had. In the beginning of the year we didn't know what to expect. Gradually, however, we became en- volved in school and class activities We have been busy with all our money-making projects. We were quite successful in our cookie, cupcake, and cake sales. The beginning band keeps busy under the direction of Mr. Sbrana. The highlight of our money-making ventures was the Freshman Dance, held in March. We have learned a great deal this year about high school life. We hope to continue to learn more next year and the year after so we can be the greatest sen- iors in Healdsburg history. 54 . . x. -L ' Q it .s f ve- 'X if ag? - ' ' T 1 J. A I I hh E Ahhraf. ,.A .I M. is - FT, Stephen Adams Leilani Akins Joe Alvarez Rita Arguelles Julie Arminino Tony Arreguin Edward Ashby Tony Austin Lenard Avilla Donna Badger Don Baker Richard Baldwin Carol Bany Jeff Basili Carol Bastoni Kathy Bell April Bennett Janice Berry Kathy Biagi Pane Biasotti Bcb Blasi Betty Blasingame Brad Borri Susan Bostrom if-G' ' if 'K 6: A K . .,A , 'W R E gi 'i-+2 f , 35 fl 1 I.. ,V gy ,gs 5 ' 7 Vllfflll ... kfis ,. 'vzrf - 5' if r in . am - S fa x .L , pdl 4 vi' ' tae Q- ' .r A C' 14' Hh- 'hu IG gen. if J'-W 3 J I9 . ? ,.-' sum., it swf 'genie :Y .1 T f . i A :1l,. pg , '23,-1' s- -e. gi . ff. ,ff S... NH Q . -an 5-zz ,G Kathie Bottini Doug Branscomb Sharon Brookins Sandy Brooks Charley Brown Gary Brown Gene Brown Rosemary Buck -- Margo Burrell Dennis Busch - A Ricky Bynum Francis Cabellero Anita Cadcna Fausto Campa Bob Carpenter Cathy Carson iii :WLS 5 ,' X1 as 1 Q 1 . 'S 'S C- :.x as ' 'A 6 'E' ,Y 1 6 1 Nicolette Carter Cathy Casazza Gary Casey I Charles Cavagnano Lorenzo Cavallo George Chamberlain Gloria Christensen Jim Colt lful f. X, rudl Murhammer, Henry Garcia, Ken Willis, and Nancy Henrickson Freshman boys are busy at work in the wood shop. re anxious for the annual Freshman Dance. f . C Jesse Contreas . James Cornnclius 'J ona ouey Q N c L' -' Vicky Cox ' G Dave Cranston V X Art Cremeen Q A ' i Trinidad Cruz I Penny Cumming s , We . 7 F K 4 1 M X, . to ,,, f - i n Doug Del Fava 5? -W1 '? j f 1 ei' .... - ' liz Z V g' Armando De Leon , ' A 5 K ,'i- k --y- 352 Q K QC-n Q - WW, Ray de Long Q ' ' s k -, ' f 1- v .- Jane Dewar . L, ' H i , 'nm' K V V Roger Di Ruscio l f-1 ' L r Q, 2553- N Carol Dominquez Q ' ' '- K' v ' V John Doohan K 'Dba' 03- ' NYM David Dowdy :YQ , , -' ' 4 I 1 4 ' 0 'f 1' J A 1 .i , , g, ,- f F if' rm 4 x WM Q. .4 Caryn Dryden Abie Du Bois Dan DuCharmc Greg Dunnicliff Benny Eckles Tanya Englc Sharon Esaia Marcia Evers i lg. i , A f. 'M' 9 xiii- 'w , 47 5 '33 fe? 2 .1 ' ' 1 rl! il ir . RR' vf ii? ' .-F A rv- , .. L J a. 1 M ,. 5 Q g '4-dilriia' f-A-,1 R if . RW? Q. k f. ' :.. -- P sa ra? , vii' . 1 f G 573 ww iff 'J F 'CJ' A s '45 , ,.,,4 L,,i F y A - g . -:gf KY 'if' F S ,ns . 9-Q1 x if WET? A 5 Q 0 Q , . YI' sf-.1 E.. Ruby Ewing Tim Fincher Frank Flores Robert Foyal Jay Ford Judy Fowler Claudia Frandsen Robert Fredson Wes Frey Mike Friend Bill Frost Tony Frye Judy Gagliardo Tony Gaitan Tom Galindo Raymond Galves David Garcia Fred Garcia Henry Garcia Joe Garcia Manuel Garcia Mary Garcia Pete Garcia Maria Ghiglieri Danny Miller perfects his work. A special project occupies Tom Ruonavaara. .,,r.. X , 'i.,4v XG' A V WX up 1- 'J M aw or 1s...f F, W? ia ' f N , if ,gf ., X .Hy B Q ' , K - vol we-av A ' if Y i 1 ' 3-s, L G Z- 'N an ' m 7 W wav' . A ...f .. -we to K .Y-v -. ,.f iliww Martha Gibson Mary Gogel Junior Gomez Robert Gcodycar Roberta Goodyear Ray Golelli Charles Griffin Connie Grimes Ophelia Guzman Sam Hadley Dale Hall Bob Ham Margaret Hamilton Troy Harnmack Edna Hampton Eulainc Harper Sandy Harrison Barbara Hayes Ethel Helobring Mary am- Henderlong Charles Henderson Debbie Henderson Allen Hendricks Nancy l-endnckson Martha Hicks Clyde Hill Robert Hobbs Randall Hodges Terri Hoernlien Ralph Holden Candy Holder Bonita Holderfield Paul Holtzen Debbie Honsa Mary Hopkins Peggy Hopkins Christine Hoskins Howard Evette Sue Howard John Hoyt Dale Hudson Barnadetfe Huhn Paula lvie Bob Izzett Peggy Izzett Eunice Jackson Gerald Jaggers Marcille Jackson -ii 2 . i 'iii 'lfmbis ' . 'ii I f I all ' sir- 5 . , e Y YN ew L Y if f mn 'F A W, I.. ggi Hi, P' eg, -,,kk -'IX ffk- 5331 . 5 'V , , 1 .,'i: 3 ., x f - if' ' H' 1-If X -,'-CI, N12 V , II I ,H I I If .II , 4, I gsm' A' , f - ., I , -f r 4. -,II .ani , K-3 5 A-Ma. -J.. I I . I III .. XI ,N I, 1 , , 'ss- II I I I ji I , 1 A Q J FN 3,5 I F i gh' v , 1 for gf R reyy it Nd 'A -vb in E -argl , 49' ,L Two of the most regular and hardest work- ing freshmen on the yearbook staff were Trudi Murhamer and Penny Cumming. Sharon Johnson Carol Juchert Lauren Kately Nancy Keller Lois Kesinger Don Ketchum Kathey Koch Linda Laine Lucy Lankford Bob Laverty Marcella Laya Floy Lee Billy Leesson Carmen Lopez Rod Lofspeich Kim Lowe Larry Lownes Martha Luna Doug Lund Mary Lyon Mary McCaffery Par McCaffery Bruce McClellan Tim McClish .Q mga ff, A Ji aag M If im ,,, elxg 1 '45 if 3,3 ' A it il I rip. 5 , 'gi ,. cv, mg! I y,aLJ Some of the fresh Courtesy Dance. 7 'V- ar iiy I :I 'hx f il Q Q5 l ' 1 X If Hi. Q we-mf n 'V-. it i r , I '- ' 1.5 . ,ff men were important enough to be seen with juniors at the annual , E ui' 'igef n ' -.5,..1 'I-, V Y 7 if ' :Ni . I WI II HIIIII X51 II qv? I Ii i II III II' is ' ,f , fi , ' at r,,' ' -, I 'I M II . 61 if , , Zssaiai III, III P Q i www, ai, .1 ,K in . I .: jvffki fraffff in-1 5 is I 5 fi. fs... f i Y , ,af-r U -. 3. ' -, -'T r :ra-1, 'N' . . L' A ' V QF, 'I y i? i . r . - i A .gf .I h 5 - ,Q fi, .Li w i J 4 J ' 2g',.s,'3i i . 1- ak ,A ,fy m 1 J M :gr 'v i sr, ph - r , ,wg 1, -5 .M im .wr .3 viiiilii. Y f Q ,.. . , 'ii' V Iii., 1' X- , ,if Q Q a il 'fl Russ Nabor Mary Naiera Dennis Nardi Debbie Neuss:l Donna Niemi Janet Norgaard Mike Norris Rod Norton Martha Nunez Don Olson Georgia O'NeiII Linda Palmieri Sieve Parker Janie Paz Jim Pedroni John Pedronl D X, A4 I w5Ef ..: 3 . i 'Z?aE:' Q , it my? -i ' i i J JJJJ E cwz, A w.rw-gf , 'N 4 .. ,L . A 'aa-6 S 63 ..?i,i ri is Q --an - 1-gg . MW what xx x 'f JI KSA 1.439 rs? . iid gas i in ii gi , QW 2' 52 2 2 , S ee 'Pggmf af J 2 gr i rf i 2 sw-a , fe i Q, fs, E2 i A 'H 154 'iii K x Q, Steve McDermott June McDowell Jeanne McKean Gene McLean Dolores Mackey West Magnuson Ruben Maids-nado Debbie Malek Rick Mansfield Theresa Marson Harold Medlord Jon Meier Gwenda Metheny Ernestina Mirza Barbar Miller Danny Miller Debbie Miller Steve Mitchell Suzanne Mangano Beverly Music Marcia Mola Trudi Murhamer Dennis Mury Sue Musgrave ll. NQG, : . . Y .E Y ' 'fi A - '- gif . wk - A if iiA ix I ,::. ,g n I JM I ,- Wi , A f i M ' . l a w w: 2 Q2 ' Fe -S' X , J ' - ' m -iw A D i 4' re- A . f xi 1 iii sf gg' .7 ' ri 1' J i I 9 D J ef is I si n f r ' Q' -- yn' 51.7 I 1 M Q , ,. 11, W, H' -- 692,341 4 1 Q , n, , fra.. We i rr ' . W 9,1 -1 X s 1' rg if SSX Loren Peterson Jan Petrochi Janet Pfaff Gary Pierce Jim Pike Carol Pils Mary Pils Jerry Provcse Danny Pusntes Josie Quimado Tim Randolph Barbara Rasmussen Paul Ramirez Bobby Rex Linda Reed Georgia Ridley Jean Ridlori Nancy Robnen Jimmy Roe Diana Romero Sheila Ruoriavaara Tom Ruonavaara Alice Sager Joe Salazar gfk 'J' ,VM- fri. Jeannie Schoener Howard Schewitters Pam Scribner Frank Segobiano Vicki Sherard Flora Shipman Sharon Shoopman Kathy Siebenthall Jim Silva Doloreo Simmons Roy Simoni Cyndee Smith Steve Smith Sue Smith William Smith Ray Stanford Wayne St. Clair Gary Sousa Susan Stiles Ron Scupparo Kimberly Tarter Ken Taylor Jeanne Schooner Sharon Tedeschi Bill Leeson .nib 3-Al' ! klf. fi it All-2 7 :P GH ' ir 1 .V T Q 1 W 3 , ,zwffoge-,Q ii in Y uv- Q s 1 af 4- K .M S .,, Qg Q, eff, ---v f 1 ' Q ' S A X S -J 'iv 5- ali 95.2 at 5 'Z'-ii, ...gn KZ? 4-'gat W -' of 'V y ..-ll Mqg i-'TTTPQ i 3 5 S it J f.,:,e V K ie? . Q -r 5 1. ',, ,- 4..-f Q 2 li? 5 'f's..- l -fi ,iq 'Q J Q, Richard Wilson Pamela Yost Shawn Yosl Tom Yiamki pg, - Sam Zanoline . - V .nf , ,fi ,la QQ:- 1 P-3 an wal' 'N all .L ,. il 5 J x an: W 'rf if 5 ,T R S ff- ': is f W Q'- If. ll- bu lr XX -f A Yi' 4,4 4 Marianne Tetcrs Nina Thompson Warren Toomey Bill Tonsgard Alice Torres Margaret Torres Charles Tracy John Trippo Christine 'Frouctte Sandy Urtcgo Renee Vincent Blanche v-nga Marilyn Van Winkle Mike Wade Jean Wallace Mary Wallace Mary Watson Ted Wattles Ken Wattlcs Nancy Whitmore Howard Whitmore Judy Wiedeman Ardith Williams Ken Willis 71 OPHO ORE l Officers front row: Kath Holt, Kris Nall. Back row, left to i Y right: Thelma Turnidge, Barbara Enzenauer, Robin Malone, Barbara Paffenberger. We started out our Sophomore year by electing our new class officers. On November 10 we had our Sophomore Dance, The Mardi Gras, featuring the Hip Noticsg we had a very good turn-out. The school introduced a new activity, an annual Turkey Trot, which was held on De- cember 24, the activity contained three divisions: an egg toss, a tug-of-war event, and a cross-country meet. Our class was hoping to win all three divisions, but unfortun- ately we only won the tug-of-war and a Sophomore, Dick Metheny, came in third in the cross-country meet. CThe mighty Juniors won everything elselj . 1, V-'f-'S-Y' fi M ! Sandy Remolif, Margie DuVander, Barbara Paffenberger worked hard on the Sophomore Class Dance. We also took charge of concessions at some of the games. To make more money this year, we had our annual spa- ghetti dinner which was held February 10. The theme of our dinner was Fior de Italia which means flower of Italy. The dinner was a great success as the multi purpose room was decorated just like an Italian restau- rant. Our class now has a substantial treasury and is looking forward to the events of next year. - ' in Lee Adams '- Emily Aleiandro XR K 5- in I 75 i Cindy Allen l 3 S -ef' Gary Armitage B Av'll ruce I a Joanna Awe Paul Ayala Diane Balentine Janice Barrctta Linda Barrena Kathy Barry Donna Bateman Judy Batt Larry Biagi Karen Biocca Yolanda Beltran June Black Mike Bradford Joe Brandt Chantell Elrookins Nancy Brown Tim Buchignani Linda Budeau Bruce Campbell avyk --A - .D P?- fg if r 'ng , X I , Wi ei at f f is so s L. W J vvlv we-5 x'C1I.. 9- mu -0-s., , Y A1 Y. xl S-.r'l,1m i 15' 5 rf Q 3 ,i 3 r 9 'G' df! 2:5 :' ,. Q a V7 h . 1 A , - 2. w 1 5 Steve Burke Greg Burrell Eddie Buzzi Mike Byrne Cathy Campbell Pat Cari Glenn Carter Julie Cattalinc Tim Caudle Cathy Cavagnaro Mary Cerda Bob Cervantes Jesse Chamberlain Steve Champion Georgia Chase Marina Chavey Terylc Cissna Melinda Coffey Gary Coleman Norma Collins Carol Conrad Don Cook Muriel Corum Denise Cox hitting the Richarda Crane Fern Cuttlcv Mary Dahl MardY Dollar Lcslcc Davids Dave Day Rick Deaton Cinjy Dcmostcne Livio Di Piero Susan Drcisback Louis Dolinsek Valerie Domcnrchelli Lynn Doolittle Lee Ann Dorr Steve Dowdy Duane Marlin Connie Dudley Leona Duncan Sharon Duran! Margie DuVand9r Paul Eagle Barbara Enzenauer Libbie Earons Dan Enilc T2 Sophomore girls are busily making signs for their annual dance, Susan Middleton and Joanne Taeuffer are Mardi Gras. punch bowl again! . A S S? r S -. . i L C esse ' t .. A C in V r V ' , il., 3321? .. 1 J - .R S '32-f l , ' , EV' 5 5 5557 r- f , K V Y ri ' 5 ' S l Q a 1 .' 5. -. ' ,. ,. .fjQT2 r 1 'f R X - .su-J . .L , , N V Q 'gil' .2 1 as Y use f - fu ,f 4 H3 yy if A w...1 X-uf L wi? , V . A ' I ef' , ff M - Q fs.- A 1 f- -'- ' ' it A' 5 ai wr. ' 'R ' ii! gf ' . 'Fr A 5 4 'N '5' 7 . Q. : . A 4 '-A r L V 'V ll - 'kll .A I 1' ,Y G i gm f 43, as Q K 5 rl bi . .., i Z . 4, ss ' -rf ' 'U' if it C f 3 5 M-. , .wg -ff: ERE HALF W Y THROUGH F 'Ka f Larry Flagout Mike Faller Don Ferry Angela Flores Richard Foppiano Scott Fraser Marsha Frey Lisa Gaitan Georgia Gallagher Henry Galvez David Garcia Cecil George Larry Giovannoni Lupe Gomez Severino Gomez Virginia Gomez 1 Y ? ff WV, 'Bn 1 1 A busy workday preparing for the dance. Dancing to the music of the Hip Notics. ...Q it I i i N-3, X ' X E3 may ,. me ' 5, 5, an S . , 1 x v fir Carol Goodyear Joy Gordon Randy Green Javier Guzman Kathy Hall Susan Hall Barbara Ham Mary Ann Hamblin Darrell Hammack Linda Hamner Jacob Hampton Lora Harris Terry Hartman Marie Haugsten Kathie Haye Jess Hebbring Felix Hernandez Larry Hernandez Mary Hernandez Robert Herrera Linda Hickson Dennis Hill Joyce Hill Mark Hillsread Joy Holder Vickie Hollingsworth Ronnie Holms Cathy Hole Jan Hung Steve House Brenda Ivie Judie Jackson Shirley James Neal Jensen Bob Johnson Bruce Johnson John Johnson June Johnson Kathy Johnson Larry Johnson .r , ., , 355 ffm ie' -V ,J Q! '. ... we is- CLASS OF 1968 ,Q f' X , Decorating the clock for the Mardi Gras are Lorelei One ofthe many David Jones Linda Keller Kenneth Kirk David Kincaid Dan Kron Celeste Lafon Melinda Langhart Lena Layton Sherrie Lowe Angela Lucas Leslie Lura Rick McClish Casey McCormack Maxine McCormick Linda McCutchan Clyde McManus Tim Mackey Kathy Magers Mike Malik Robin Malone Gary Mann Elvia Manzani Marcia Mayorga si' Eugene Mead ack' Smith, Colleen Sering, and Kris Nall. put up by Linda McCutchan and Margie Du Vander V6 81' QCP. BS k nj Q ,K ras we J-A -f- as - ii' 'fr . if - .:, i M-an k.,V ,. -. , all M oy , i M ,L ii ' . ' Ruben Mendoza , . ---A A V A . Q I -' A .K V H. Raymond Mestas lg . ' A 'L K if 'MLv,AL5 3' Q X , Dick Mefheny 56, , I - -an-ir -' ' K . Susan Middleton xt MT, 1, wr R, 3 . W? -,- ' David Muller ' I ' L ' I Jerry Miller ' D. Toni Miller Q W l 'f . ' X - Lola Montes n ,-'Q-21, , '4.,, all Carol Moore Lester Moore , Hugo Morales 1 7 Il r ,f Dominga Moralez 48 K rf' F wr ' Rnchard Mc-reno 3 Q. . ' Pam Morgan 1' ' ' . X My :fi -f 7 W fy: Darla M r - Ji 1 55 53 Q - 7 ' Joan M lam ll kiwi 1.-ly , mf Nerf, x ,f Y r S ' 93' 'WW r as F ir b Ei 1 r 4' 4 P 7 Kris Nall I T ii A ' David Nelson A K . Cindy Newell f ' ll V K wwf? A 1 P X Manuel Nunez ' ar as P' a 'EI' at s 1' Nancy can V, Q - z fr W: , J O' Y xg.. v 4 K' f. 'L 4. ...P lx-Q ' Tiziy oirznrra 'X . f r ' Q Barbara Pnfferrbergcr 1 .fr s , Y ' x Sharon Parker Patil Passarino Dave Pederson Marcia Pcnry George Petersen Les Plwnlpott Steve Plass Candy Proschold AI Quesada Jeanne Rabelluno Kathy Ramirez x ,am 'Mr' rl -JA. rs, Phil Ramirez lr: Linda Ramsey More Randolph Ed Rankin Bull Rasrnason r .1 -ru., , , -1' 'Rf XZ' 5? gi as Q l l i ESQ.. Xa 3 A ,.-, ar-A .2 lc fl ' x, Xvr? lr..-r 4.5 fk ,.. -of a .Q +-vw I I is i 1, , .V,5k Q xr r A A A ,, , . J 1 X 4.9 1 li Paula Rasmussen Geraldine Road Sue Redding Sandy Rcrnohi Bob Risenhoover Rudy Rwcro Howard Rodgers Nanda Romero Gail Ross Ricky Rossman Elaine Rutherford Barbara Snbourin John Sain: Tom Salsig Darryl Salvadcri John Salz Darrel Sanders Vince Schafer Dave Schubert Torn Schuctz Debbie Schweiterf Allen Sclarra Luis Sedeno Peter Scdcno Julie Saghesio Diane Selzle Coleen Serring Linda Settles Evelyn Sharp Sherry Sherman Bill Shriver Lee Simmons Elaine Sloane Shirley Sparks Cheri Solern Tony Soto Lorelei Smith Ray Smith John Stanley Bob Stashak Linda Stiles Helen Stireman Laren Stringfcllow Joanne Taeuffer Paul Tanna Bob Taylor Lois Taylor Beth Tedeschi J eq. . it If I - ,X f Lorelei Smith tastes the spaghetti sauce prepared by Lee Ann Dorr for the Sophomore Spaghetti Dinner. Jim Thompson Ron Thompson John Thomson Daylena Thomsen Gary Thueson Ronnie Timrnsen John Toomey Angelina Trippo Modesta Trouette Thelma Turnidge Al Vanderhoof David Wagner Dorothy Webb Jerry Wilkins Craig Williams Vallery Williams Walt Wilson Don Winset Tim Woodville Brad Woolman Alex Zabala , H' j ' V ii A 0 , K L' it I- .4 f j 7 . 4? S lix . A S T ,, S? Q19 ox .,1' ' A l Q if da I h A is lm' pw X Y ? if Q w-. 'X M 'fix- 0 YEARS LEFT .3- 5 ,La-lv' , Wx rl: if S :I I gi, we fi A24 5 . 'A ff' if -wr 4 The Sophomore Dinner was held in the multi-purpose room. Dennis Hill, David Nelson, and Julie Seghesio worked on the decorations under the supervision of Cathy Holt. KG Q ,fi fi ,A . li if I ,S Q 4' K, - 1 3 A 'W 53? S - Y .b ,W Aa! .M I ' JJ 1, L. 1 r- I Q -f fs' Q S ,r A fl . it H ' 1 - ...- l ' K ws X A 15' v . 1 l .. A an 5, 77 . ,xi Officers, left to right: De Ann Bonham, Student Coun- cil Representativeg Monett Zunino, Secretary-Trea- surerg Roby Robinson, Presidentg Linda Campbell, Yell Leader, Cheryl Holt, Vice-President. Only one more year and We will be on our way to a career. When we look back on old times, we will remember this year, as one of our best. The songleaders finally part of our class, the Gridiron Queen Contest our responsibility, the Tournament Concession was our job and what FUN! K i -52 V' T IOR Roby Robinson supervises as the hard-working Junior Class counts the revenue from the annual Gridiron Queen Contest. Last, but not least, the J unior-Senior Prom. A great suc- cess. Yes, this is a year we will never forget. A year to wish the Seniors a great future and hope we, the Class of '67, can fulfill the Senior duties as well as they have. Harold Anen Linda Arispe Eva Aragon Lannette Atkinson John Austin John Bailey Monica Batt Nancy Beatty Shirley Bell Edna Bianchi Marilyn Biasotti Norman Biddle Dan Black Teresa Black Wally Blern fw ' ,. ge ,Q Tim Boatman ' I K e K If Y S T . R V. ' li' B.. , irl A P- ' r f 5 gg ,g r , Y' 1. ...Pri 1. ,, De Ann Bonham Ray Borowcz Tom Bottini Janice Bradbury Janet Brooks Grainger Brown John Bruce- Cathy Bryant C-v iii' QS? me-1' 4, A -1. p sl J L iw' of I fl 1551 .,p-K. ........ 4.1 QQ f ggisfms 3 Ke sq i U at W X 5 ,, L . . r ,- .aff 3151: ' e wx, Gloria Burgess Glenda Burr Diane Busch Bonni Byrd Larry Cadd Rosemary Cadd Judi Cagle Danny Camacho - T J A. . -f , .A .H-9 C - 4. H N2 Linda Campbell W na Patti Campbell 3 A Q, Q 'i 555' Z. J wr , Steve Carpenter Richard Carriger Ross Carter 1 Hal Casazza , Steve Casperson . Caryl Caudle CX 1 iiii ri fr- X Q, B ,,f . M ,,, 1 5 Q 8 C lg ar' 1 9 , K , I Junior Song Leaders represent school spirit. Have you ever tried to write on gra that it's very hard to do. 63 1-:::r 'in W, AWE . M k - ,S - f 'wif -S . X Annette Celeri M Helen Cerda Jo Chamberlain Connie Clark .X 'Y Bonn? Coates A Fred ornbs H 'J ' .. Chris Conley J 2 Paul Cooper I: N ss? Cheryl Holt and Jan Mangini find .g g 'i 1 1 1 ,, . 1 , -5 rift?- Q i S 5 8 Q, i J fi. ' ff ii 'fi iw T 2 Y- WEE 2 fi 0,2 E352 ,S F 5 K 5 wiv li m N ' 3 i I i f ....,k X af' Ras? V Rose Mary Corum Steve Costner Karen Cox Chris Crandall Jack Cunningham Paul Daddlington Debbie Dolinsek Delores Deaton Kathy deLong Dave Devey Dena DiPiero Al Doerr Stuart Dorsey Cece DuCharme Doug Dugger Judy Duman Alyce Eddinger Jack Elsbree Chris Evangelisti Joe Evans Mike Evers ' I Dan Fairchild S. Ron Fannuchi we - Les Farr 'ffm' xx ! -ff A '91, A G 'TLV' 5 Q. .way 1 i me Q Z f ,Q I . . f- ' . Mix 1 r f ' i S 7 im... X1 f fn- I ...ta 1,-3. jg, 3 fm ' fer- J A 1 1 li' 'M il ofa- ,K X 'Ji' T 1' 'A Exe' 'ff X' S it fe-f W sv! , Q e G ' ' r M Q - 2? f 5 , I 57' at E K , 1 s. i ' A 7 1 Sak if ' . .5 I Vi 5 1 ll WE' E HAD LOTS OF FUN THIS YEAR Mike Farrell Rosemary Furry Joc Franklin Miko Frost Ruth Gaitan Margarita Gzlindo Pete Garcia Pete Garcia Linda Glenn Linda Gray Ray Green Jack Griffith Bill Grlznrd Mark Goetting Rick Goff Rose Gogei Steve White, Stewart Dorsey, and Larry Cadd Gridiron Queen Karen and her attendants. Junior Class Artists are Joan Perry, are working hard in the Metal Shop., .,' -cf i ,-q an if In 1 . I I .sy ,. sr- . xx f 4 -.A it - P: ,gy ' iff' Q 4,-4' Tv ww W ,HE Q r 1 not as N li 'Iv D I af. .ww , ig , X ' 5 . ik W... is var +22 'pt 'WV' 5 -JN. it Angelina Gomez Armando Gomez Boricl Gomez Richard Gamez Mary Janc Goodyear Nancy Gordon Chris Harnncr Bill Hanson Tim Harrington Pamela Harris candy Hs.-mon Dave Hartman Connie Hardwick Randy Hasscnzahl Nancy Hn-rcs Loc Hcndifrlong Stevc Hcnrickson Dennis Hensley Linda Hobbs Judi Holderficld Mika Holloway Mike Holmes Cheryl Hcilt Kathi Horisa Pamela Howard Gloria Hunter Linda ivie Dave lzzett Pam lzzett Kathie Jellison Larry Johnson Philip Johnson Chris Jones Margaret Keck Dorothy Kirk Mark Kornar Gary Larson Darlene LaRue Margaret Laverty Vickie Lee Ricky Leeson Karen Ladrago Lynda Lothringcr Diana Lotspeich Mick McClish Ann McCutchan Ron McGinnis Gary McLean Jack McMasters Leonard Magnuson Jan Mangini Pat Manning Michelle Mansfield Dianne Mariani Olga Martinez Tom Matteoli Pris Meader Rudy Meza Janice Miles Judy Miller Lynn Miller Fidel Moralez Rachel Moreno Greg Moss - gf awf- , an .L .-rf ,nf .fg- X -J- '- -rw ,. -E 'r if if V I - A ,ma 1- ,Ww - . , Ex . .-. ', ' -of ff f I - R' 2 2 - N 323, y 55 NJN r jjj. , W5 cf' 5-. W 1 - C19 E WORKED HARD F OR 0 R PRO I and Angie Gomez. Gridiron contestants turn in money. Steve Walker and Cheryl Holt help decorate the goal posts for the football game. , rf . , , A Qi A af fr l X it 'ii-ir. If :Hr -, A As s 'ww 13 to - x 5' Eff 'nf' . M, I l- W J J si gi ssll , il fp srlsr i 1 -at . f as , V W ,Att ,. 0 A ,agen 1 ' .J Q rss 1, r t I is V est., ,rw X' .5 A 'Q 13' 5 -ur- , Q3 I A I E ,, L5 A fsqnl ls af K' 'L, ' as-5 Michael Musgrave Mary Ann Nabor Sylvia Nelson S Cliff Newell Jim Nicholls WE- Cindy Norgaarcl ' Tim North if Danny Novella r I 5, T W1 .Lx rel' 5 5 an.. .asv f Q Linda Puccioni Joe Puentes Lori Quimado Dave Rafanellr Dolores Reineri Joe Ramirez Jackie Reed Marcia Ridlon Dave Riff-bay Bud Roberts Linda Roberts Roby Robinson Dennis Robinette Joyce Rodden Tom Rodella Danny Romero 9 , - 'L', r TV 'XP lt-ff i ,www if , R r'f X 'rf s Q ll sr r si- L. Xe '.,,,-f Y s Diane Novella Cheryl Osborn Jeannie Pannett Steve Parker Vana Parrish Ralph Pavoni Ethridge Pearson Gloria Peanson Claudia Penry Joan Perry Louise Pelissier Alan Pettit sony Puls Wilma Collins Terre Poole Arran Poovy sf ..., 43 , cr' . 'K Q 'fe if r i' If yan ns ale li 5 ai fir ins? I fi ...L , A E .Q , f ...3 T ' 5 - ,.,, -J .- 2' , r '11 A 4. i Q -we-7 A - . K K , K 4 1 Q l....,, C- 'X a PM Af l l l 1 F- ' 2135, ll '55 l f S K .9 S Za i l' l l rar' I x lr I ' U v , v- ,Q Il S ir. K ,fl . M0 'RK W ....: All . . 'mv' S fir E' 't-l 'M X A if 'ns f K I Y, ,mx A E. if -, Q w C . in ' 'fi f ,N-fs' .---v ir? :. 3. ' X Q sexi sf.-to ice. with er., , H ,F L Sag,-'. E A M' 'F - rf' ' - A at -. W X - t ' V fs A has 1 N - , Larry Romero Rick Rossiter Carol Rossrnan Kathy Rochester Richard DiRucro Randy Russell Kathy Sager Margaret Sager Joe Salz Harold Sanders Linda Sanders Kay Schmidt Jane Sciarra Tito Segobiano Vola Sherwood Ray Simmons Cheri Sims Jon Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Jaffie Soukup Connie Sousa Stewart George Mol Stineman Richard Strom Debbie Swanson Mary Taber Jimmie Taylor Lynn Taylor Vicky Taylor James Thomas Larry Thomas Bob Thompson Terry Thompson Mona Thomsen Tim Thorp Linda Thueson Dan Timmsen Bob Tingstrom Ted Tremayne Annelfe Trucco Steve Urmann Louis Valencia Pat Viloria Leonard Wagner Gordon Walker Linda Walker Steve Walker Leroy Wallace Pam Wasson Brad Watson Becky Wattles Ed West Linda Whitmore Judy Williford Gary Wilson Larrie Wilson Bill Winamaki Fay Woodard Patty Young Terry Zanoline Cathic Zash Mon-:tt Zunino x cf 4 -1 K 'W Q-'T' 5 1: Y l 7 Z .1..,,+1f f' W... Z5 0,5 5 -ask' l 'H Y X ' s'Q -,.- V L , 1 ',i s 1 '!lf'i ,:- ' , Wh , ff gxiina-f ' A 1 f gif... 1 5 if gl' ' f if i 'H Q' ' I if i L 1 . fs A i ,Q 4 B' -Liss W L ' 1 'J s f ,Q-'-as T ' J ' F' , ' K 5 A ' ' ' lx ' 'Pvt A T i. , W' , . 'T' B al' T , Q A ll I 0 lr viii' l I -fs T' T' J s - L j f :Zeal-as vb H Yi - x' T' f , 'i..1' :CT5 :F , L , afilffip Q H if X x . t Y l so -Q, , ,wx J' '4,, ... 'Nm Gloria Burgess and Nancy Hayes working on Birdie props. 83 5 esta Q 'W K 7 Y, N S ' 2 Ei? I Q? 'Q 5: .M Q- ki-P,--f 6 Senior Class Officers: Karen Isaacson, Student Council Representativeg Ann Lyon, Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Savoie, Vice-President, Marie Ramazzotti, President. We the class of 1966 entered Healdsburg Senior High School as the second Freshman class to enroll. Our first activity was to put on the Freshman dance entitled the Leprechaun Leap. Its success was due, primarily, to the efforts of our class officers: Kathy Savoie, Presidentg Charlotte Wenke, Vice-President, Pam Young, Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Williams, Yell Leader. We elected as our officers in 1964-65: Frank Diaz, President, Ken Prat, Vice-President, Linda Schafer, Secretary-Treasurer, Don Vannucci, Yell Leader. Dur- ing this year We held the Sophomore dance. The officers who helped make our Junior year a success Were: Marie Ramazzotti, President, Ruth Ubol- di, Vice-Presidentg Pam Young, Secretary-Treasurerg Cliff Wass, Yell Leader. The Gridiron Queen Contest started off a series of money-making projects for the Prom. For the first time at Healdsburg High, the 86 Prom was held at the Villa and the theme was Arrive- derci Roma. Our Senior activities began this year with the Senior Dinner and Dance at the Villa, followed by Sen- ior Dress-Up Day, Senior Sneak Day, the Senior Break- fast, Baccalaureate, and last, but not least, Graduation. In the four years We've spent here at Healdsburg High, our class has seen many changes. Last year our school Alma Mater was written, the Smith Robinson Gyim was completed and our school flag pole was erected. This year the new school library was dedi- cated and opened for use to the student body. Our class of 1966 wishes to express our thanks to those teachers, parents, and friends who have helped to make the last four years inspiring years in which we came to better understand the world, our country, and ourselves. No man can ever rise above that at which he aims? PHIL C. BEBBER Band I, 2, 35 Jr. Varsity Base- ball I 3 Varsity Basketball 43 Pep Band 2, 3g Varsity Baseball 4. JO ANN BECKMAN Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 35 Blockettes 3, 4. JACKIE BEEMAN JIM BIOCCA Football 2, 35 Key Club 4. BOB BIRKEDAL Basketball 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 43 Key Club 35 Pep Band 3, 41 Band I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BLAKELY Chorus 45 Transfer 4, -A. A. Hodge GEORGIA ANDREWS A.F.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 33 C.S.F. 45 G.A.A. 2, 33 Blockettesg Wrote for the Hounds Bark 3, 4. VIRGINIA ARISPE DON BARRY 'GR - 43 -Www.-x M., CLAUDIA BLASI G.A.A. l, 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Blockettes 3, 43 Art Club l, 2, 4. JOHN FREDERICK BRANDT Football l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Greyhounds 2, 3, 43 Pep Club l, 2, 33 Pep Band l, 2, 3. IDAMAY BRUNER Band l, 23 Merit Committee 23 G.A,A. l, 2, 33 Pep Club 4. 88 JAMES BLASI Pep Club 2. GARY BIRGDEN Drama 43 Track 4. RON BURRELL Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Key Club 33 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 4. STEVE BLATT Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Football 43 Pep Club 3, 4. Transfer 3. CAROL BRUMLEY THOMAS HENRY BOROWICZ Football 3, 4. Captain 4 Basketball 43 Baseball 2 3, 43 Student Body Presi- dent 43 C.S,F. 2, 3. Vice- President 33 Key Club 4 Greyhounds 2, 3, 4. l TONI BUTLER VELIA CABALLERO WAYNE CADD RUSTY CAGLE Pep Club 4, Art Club 4. G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Spanish F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Football l, 2, 33 F.F.A. l, JACQUE CAMP Club 4' GARY A. CATTALINl 2' 3' 4' G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Block- SANDRO CARPI Football l, 23 Baseball l, LINDA CAUGHEY ettes 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, A.F.S. Exchange Student, 25 Basketball l, 2. G.A.A. 2, 33 Blockettes 3, 3, 4. C.S.F. 4g A.F.S. 4. 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Work first and then rest. -John Ruskin The co-masters of ceremonies, Stan Domenichelli and Marie Ramaz- zotti read the Senior Story. 89 ELIZABETH ANNE CAVAGNARO Pep Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3 4g Drill Team 2. PAT Cl-IRISTENSEN Football 33 Transfer 3. JIMMY CLARK Football 45 Greyhounds 4- Baseball 2, 4. n v ALICE COLOMBANO G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Blockettes 3, 43 Art Club 4. JERRY CONWAY Pep Club 3, 43 Transfer 2. fum 23 Pep Club I, 23 Drill Team JACKI COTTLE G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Art Club I, I, 2, 33 Chorus I, 2. We Seven Students is sung by the harmonious septet consisting of Mike Fulton, Dan Pedroni, Mark Salsig, Sandi Solem, Sandro Carpi, Craig Lowe, and Ted Fitch. 90 A PAT CRAIG BRUCE CROUSE Pep Club:G.A.A. Student Council Repre sentative 45 F.F.A. I Transfer 2. TOM DEAN Football I, 2, 4. FRANK DlAZ Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Vice-President 3. SUZANNE L. DOWDY Art Club l, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 2. BEVERLY A. DEL FAVA Pep Club l, 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 23 Art Club l. STAN DOMINICHELLI Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball I, 2, 33 Baseball l, 2, 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3. JAMES E. P. Du CHARME F.L.C. 4. DARLENE DEE DEL FINO Houndettes lg Drill Team 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Blockettes 3, 43 Art Club 4. MARK JAMES DOOLITTLE C.S.F. 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 35 President 45 Boys State 3: Debate Club 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 4. TOM DUMAN Football 3, 43 Baseball 25 Key Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF '66 .W MIKE FULTON Student Body Treasurer 43 C.S.F. 2, 33 Football I, 43 Track 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Chess Club Presi- dent 2. Transfer 2. MARY ANN FREDSON C.S.F. 33 Pep Club I, 2, 3 G.A.A. 23 Blockettes 3, 4. PATRICIA L. FRIEND G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Blockettes 3, 4, Chorus I 3 Pep Club 4. EVA KAYE EARP G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. DICK ENGEL KE Band I, 2, 33 Football 2, 43 Pep Band 2, 33 Greyhounds 43 TOM ENGLE Q Transfer 2. TOM ERICKSON Band 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Football 23 Baseball 2. TED E. FITCH Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Physical Fitness Group 4. DIANE L. FOSTER G.A.A. 2, 33 Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. Be not simply good, but good for somethingv -Thoreau JOYCE GALLAGHER G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 45 Blockettes 4. MARIA GARCIA Transferred 4. I Linda Timberlake sings Unchained Melody accom- panied on the piano by Darlene Del Fino. LOUELLA ANN MARIE GALEETO G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. MARIA J. GARICIA LINDA GIOVANNONI G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Blockettes 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 2, 3. BEN GARCIA Basketball I, 2, 35 Baseball 2 RUTH ANNE GHARET G.A.A. Z, 3, 43 Art Club 4. SANDIE GLENN A Cappella Ig Chorus 2, 3 G,A.A. l, 23 Blockettes 3, 4 93 JIM GOTELLI DALE GRADEK FLA. 1, 2, 3, 4. JO ANNE GROMO Art Club Z, 3, 43 Secretary- Trcasurer 41 Drill Team 35 Ma- ioretfe l, Z3 G,A.A. 2, 3, 45 Bloclcettes 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 45 Soloyoman Business Staff 4. JIM GULLY Football l g Track 1, 2. CHARLES HADRICH Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4. The're's nothing either good or bad but thinking JANET L. HALL RUDY HAMMACK Aff Uub 42 Pep C'Ub 41 makes It so? Blockettes 3, 4. Shakespeare 94 l WOODENA HARPER G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Blockettes 3, 4 Pep Club 3. GAYLE HEMBD Songleader 35 Pep Club I, 2, 3 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Blockeftes. DON H ENDERSON Pep Club 35 Football 45 Basket- ball 45 Track 4. SUE HENDRIX Pep Club 45 Tennis Team 25 Drill Team 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Girl's League 2. GLORIA J. HILL G.A.A. I, Z, 3, 45 Blockettes 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I, Z5 Art Club I, 25 Drill Team 3. CHARLES R. HOAGE F.F.A. 3, 45 Football 4. PHILIP HOLDEN Football 2, 3, 45 Golf I, 2, 3, 45 Greyhounds 3, 45 Boy's State 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 C.S.F. 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 4. ROBERTA HOLLIN Sofoyoman Staff 35 G.A.A. I, 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIE HOLLINGSWORTH Football 45 Band l, 2, 35 Track 4. HAROLD A. HOSKINS F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 4. .w fHm I Q95 Not failure, '?W S1i' is crime. - Lowell GLENNA ROSE HUITT G.A.A. 2,3,4g Blockettes 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Sotoyoman Business Staff 3,4. DONNA JEFFREY G.A.A. 3g Chorus l,2,3,4g Pep Club lg Drill Team l,2g Majorette l,2,3. BUTCH JOHNSON KAREN ISAACSON C.S.F. 2g Songleader 33 So- toyoman Business Staff 4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Council Representative 4. RANDY W. JEFFREY GARY JOHNSON SUSAN JAGGERS NANCY JEANNE JOHNSON C.S.F. 2,3,4g A.F.S. 43 Pep Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Blockettes 3,4. BEN JOHNSON Baseball l,2,3,4. JOHN JOHNSON Baseball l,2,3,4. but low aim, fl , .M kg JUDY KAY KETCHAM Art Club l, 2, 3, 43 Block- ettes 3, 49 G.A.A. 2, 4, Pep Club l, Z, 3, 4. CRAIG W. LOWE Track 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 4. PAT MCCAFFREY A.F.S. 43 G.A.A. 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Blockettes 3, 4, Drama Club 45 Sotoyoman Business Staff 3, 4. CONNIE KINCAID Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A l, 2, 3, 4g Blockettes 3, 4 Vice-President 4, Art Club 4l ANN LYON A.F.S. 3, 43 President 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A l, 23 Blockettes 43 C.S.F. 2, 3, 4. JACQUELYN LEE MCCORD Pep Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A l, 2. SANDY KINCHELOE Junior Varsity Yell Leader, G.A.A. 2, 35 Pep Club l, 2, Blockettes 3, 4, Sotoyoman Staff 2. Q. pair i L If-N LARRY LOVELAND Football 25 Track 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. T Fooch and CarbungIe played by Judy Ragghi- anti and Parn Young, with the hidden aid of Ruth Uboldi and Marta Thompson, sing the Glad song. 97 STEVE MASCHERINI Football I, 4, Key Club 3. 1,41 JERRY MCNICOL Basketball 2, 3, 49 Baseball I, 2. DANIEL MADDEN Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 35 Basketball 33 Pep Club 33 Greyhounds I, 2, 3, 4. ANIETA D. MARTIN G.A.A. 2, 35 Blockettes 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 25 Art Club 45 Sotoyoman Staff 3. TERI MANSFIELD G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club 3, 45 Yell Leader 4. GENE MARIANI GLORIA MARTINEZ Art Club 4g Pep Club I, 3, 4: G.A.A.p Spanish Club 43 Sotoyo- man Business Staff 3, Drill Team 3. Good actions ennoble us, and we are the sons of our own deeds? -Cervantes In another scene from A Private Roman Eye Charlotte Wenke displays the title card as Barbara Turpin makes the announcement over the Roman loudspeaker. DENNIS MEAD Varsity Football 45 Transfer 3. DENNIS DUANE MILLER Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 35 Transfer 2. JUDITH G. MUl.LlN Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Blockettes 3, 45 Girls' Drill Team 2, Drama 4. KEN MEDJO YVO-NNE MOSHER G.A.A. I, 2, Blockettes 3, 45 Blockettes Secretary 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Art Club I, 2, 3, 4. NANCY J OELLE MYERS Pep Club I. JOSEPH EZIO MENGALI F.F,A. 2, 3, 45 Transfer 2. ROBERT MULLER Art Club Ig Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MEYER Gridiron Queen 25 Head Song Leader 35 Sotoyoman Editor- ial Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Co-editor 43 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Blockettes 3, 4. Trifles make perfection, but perfection itself is no trifle? Michael Angelo R. BRUCE NALL F.F.A. l, Z, 3, 43 President 43 Key Club 23 Track lg A.F.S. 2, 43 Basketball 23 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 2, 3, 4g Presi- dent 3. GALA NORTON Pep Club 2, 33 Art Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Merit Committee 33 Blockette 43 Spanish Club 4. JOSEPH OCEGUERA, JR. Football 1, 2, 43 Track l, 23 Art Club l. 100 BOB NARDI Basketball Z, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 43 Key Club Z, 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Sotoyoman Business Staff 3. PAT NOVELLA G.A.A. 33 Drill Team 3. GARY PACKWOOD F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Football l. BILL NEUSSL CANDY NUTTER J.V. Yell Leader 23 Student Council Representative 33 Pep Club l, 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 2. BARRY NOBLE Basketball 43 Pep Club 4 Key Club 4. vi BARBARA PARKS LARRY PAUL Art Club l, 2, 33 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. Sotoyoman DANlEl- J- PEDRONl Business Staff 21 Blockettes Kev Club 2- 3, 43 Key Club' 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 35 Key Club, President 4: Grey- DIANE SUSAN PEACOCK hounds 3, 43 Track 'l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 4g C.S.F. 3. 45 Art Club 2. BOB PAYNE Football 4. ED PETERSEN Football 2, 3, 4. R. TERRY PFAFFENBERGER Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Giant pine trees from little pine cones grow . . . with the O1 help of Terry Pfaffenberger. 1 TOM PHILLIPS Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3. LINDA NORMA POPE G.A.A. I, 2, 3. KEN PRAT Football 2, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Greyhounds I, 2, 3, 4, Greyhounds I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council I, Class Vice-President 2. DICK PRICE Student Body Vice-President 43 C.S.F. 43 Basketball 3, Golf I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Greyhounds 2, 3, 4. JOHANNA PUENTES Art Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 33 Drill Team 2, 33 Spanish Club 4. RON RAFANELLI Key Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Pep Club I, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 33 Greyhounds 4. JUDY RAGGHIANTI C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Songleader 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Blockettes 43 A.F.S. 2. MARIE RAMAZZOTTI Class President 3 43 J.V. Yell Leader 2: Business Statt I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 25 Blockettes 3, 4g Hound's Bark co-editor 3, 4. JOE LUIS RAMIREZ Art Club 43 Spanish Club 45 Art Club I, 2, 4, Spanish Club Treasurer 4. 102 To act is easyg to think is hard -Goethe if LEONARD RASMASON PHYLLIS ANN RASMUSSEN CHRISTINE REINBOLD GAA, 2, 3, 43 Blockettes 43 Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sotoyo- man Business Staff 3, 4. GINNY REBOK G.A.A. 2, Blockettes 4. RALPH RECORD The only way to ha a friend is to be one? -Emerson Y JANICE RECORD Sophomore Representative 23 Pep Club 3. JANET ROBINSON 'frown KENNETH E. REIMAN F.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Pep I, 4g Track Manager I, 4. DANIEL RAYMOND ROCHIOLI Club 103 I LINDA ROCKWELL JOSE S. RODRIGUEZ G-Aft. 112, 3, 45 Transfer 3, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 43 Transfer 2. Act I of Blood on My Toga with Charlotte Wenke as Brutus, Carolyn Sager as the bar-tender, and Barbara Turpin as the private Roman Eye. JOSEPH RUSSO GEORGE A. SAGER, JR. Football I, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 23 Wrestling 3, F.F.A. 4. DENNIS SAUNDERS Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. fiwf' i K, . 'di CAROLYN SUE SAGER Blockettes President 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Sotoyoman Business Staff I, 2, 3, 4: Co- manager 43 Pep Club I, 23 Art Club 3. MARK SALSIG Baseball I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 4, Drama 4. KATHERINE L. SAVOIE Songleader 35 Gridiron Queen 35 Class Vice-President 43 Class President Ig G.A,A. 2, 3, 4g Drama 4. STEPHEN L. SAWYER Band l, 2, 3, 43 Band Presi- dent 43 Varsity Yell Leader 43 Pep Club l, 43 Student Council 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 43 Greyhound Secretary 43 Key Club 23 Golf l, 2, 3, 4. BRIAN SCHMIDT Greyhounds 3, 43 Greyhound President 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Key Club Sargent-at-Arms 33 F.F.A. l 3 Football l 3 Bas- ketball 23 Baseball l 3 Pep Club 3, 4. ALLEN SCOTT X, CAROL SBRAGIA G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 3 Business Staff 4g Art Club l COOKIE SCHUETZ Basketball l, 23 Merit Com- mittee l3 Greyhounds 2, 3. CLAIRE SHERARD Student Body Secretary 4 Art Club 3, 43 Pep Club 4 Blockettes 3, 43 Transfer 3. ED SBRAGIA LINDA SCHAFER C.S-F- 41 Pep Club l, 2. 3, 4- C.S.F. 2, 33 Pep Club l, 2 3, 43 A.F.S. 3, 43 Sotoyo- man Business Staff 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2 G.A.A. 23 Blockettes 3, 4 Art Club 4. Another act from the comical satire on Julius Cae- sar. Pictured are Barbara Turpin, the private Roman Eye, and Jerry Willis as Mrs. Julius Caesar. TONI SIMS A.F.S. 25 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Blockettes 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. DONNA SIVILS G.A.A. 4. STEVE SIZELOVE Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3, Greyhounds 3, 4, Key Club 3, Track 3: Transfer 3. DAVID E. SKINNER F.F.A. I, 2g Pep Club 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4. GARY SMITH RICHARD A. SMITH Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Greyhounds 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 43 Pep Band 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. ROY SMITH Art Club I, 2, 43 Football 2, Track 2, 3: Greyhounds 2, 3, 4. STEVE SMITH Baseball Z, 33 Track I, 2, 45 Greyhounds 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 33 Key Club 2. 106 of--49? Every noble work is at first impossible? GARY SOLEM Football 25 Key Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3. LILA ST. CYR TERRILL LEE STRINGFELLOW Art Club l, 2, 3, 45 Presi dent 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 A.F.S. 45 Spanish Club 4. SAND! SOLEM Head Varsity Yell Leader 4 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Art Club l 25 Pep Club l, 2, 45 A.F.S 2, 3. GEORGETTE STEWART Art Club 45 Transfer 4. GARY S. SUMPTER Merit Committee l 2, 3 C.S.F. 2, 3. pi JO ANNE STANLEY JON ST, CLAIR Blockette Treasurer 45 Block- Football I, 2, 3, 4, ettes 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Chor- us I 5 G.A.A. 2, 4. i O fin! John and Marsha is portrayed by Yvonne Mosher and Bruce Nall. 107 MARGARET SWINNEY BILL TAPPARO Pep Club l, 2, 4, G.A.A. Pep Club 3, 4. 'l, 2, 3, 43 Blockettes 4. BOB THOMAS RICK THOENI F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Presi- 108 Transfer 3g Drama 4. dent 4, Key Club 3. JOE TAYLOR MICHAEL D. THOMAS Football l, 2, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Track l, 3, 43 Grey- hounds l, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 F.L.C. 4, President 4. XVFN 2 1 X, to l, JOHN P. TAYLOR LA DON THOMPSON A Cappella lg G.A.A l 2 Art Club 4, Pep Club 3 EA, Q iq Seniors portray teachers in the traditional teacher s skit. MARTA THOMPSON C.S.F. 2,33 Vice-President 33 Songleader 33 Sotoyoman Ed- itorial Staff l,2,3,43 Co-edi- tor 43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4. JERRY THORP LINDA BETH TIMBERLAKE Rally Commissioner 43 Art Club 2,3,4Q Pep Club 3,43 Student Council 43 A.F.S. 2,33 G.A.A. 2,3,4. TOM R. TIMMSEN THOMAS TORRES JR. VlCTOR P. TROUETTE BARBARA TURPIN Transfer 3. F.L.C. 4. F.F.A. l,2,33 Wrestling 3. Sotoyoman Business Staff 43 Transfer 4. RUTH EVELYN UBOLDI Drama Club 43 Girls State 33 Class Vice-President 33 Art Club 43 Pep Club 1.23 Tourn- ament Queen Candidate 43 G.A.A. 2,3. TERRI UNDERHlLL Student Council Representa- tive 23 Pep Club l,2,33 Art Club 43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Block- ettes 3,4. DON VANUCCI Football 3,43 Track 2,43 Pep Band l,23 Greyhounds 1,2,3, 43 Pep Club I. The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed? - Lloyd James MARSHA DIANE VINCENT G.A.A. 2,3,43 Blockettes 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Art Club 3,43 Drama 4. LARRY WAINSCOTT Rally Commissioner 43 Band l,2,3,43 Key Club 43 Soto- yoman Business Staff 3. JACK C. WALL Pep Club l,2,3,43 Honor Roll l,2. JOHNNY WALLACE F.F.A. 43 Football 1,33 Grey- hounds 2,31 Track l. VERNON WARD CLIFFORD L. WASS Football 2,3,43 Greyhounds 33 Key Club 23 Pep Club 3. All grand thoughts come from the heart. -Vauvenargues CHERYL LYNN WATSON TOM WATSON Sotoyoman Business Staff 3, 4' Pe Club 2 3' G.A.A. 2, 1 P . l 3,43 Blockettes 3,4. 110 CHARLOTTE WENKE A.F.S. 2,3,4Q Vice-President 43 Sotoyoman Business Staff l,2,3,4Q Business Manager 43 Russian Club 33 G.A.A. 2,3, 43 Blockettes 3,43 Pep Club 2. MARY KAY WEST Pep Club 43 Transfer 3. The Clock of Life The Clock of Life is found but once And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. Now is the only time we own Love, live, toil with a will, Do not wait until tomorrow, For the clock may then be still. ilk WILLIE WILDER TOM WOODVILLE Band l,2,3,4g Track 23 Drama 43 Pep Band I,2,3. KATHY LYNN WILLIAMS Class Yell Leader lg G.A.A. 2,3,4g Art Club I,2g Pep Club l,2. ALMA WOOLMAN Pep Club 3,45 Art Club 35 G.A.A.2,3,4g Blockeffes 3,43 Transfer I. DAVID WHITE Band l,2,3,4g Key Club 2,3, 45 J.V. Football l,2. LEON WILLIAMS F.F.A. 4g Transfer 2. DEAN WORDEN Band I. DELMAR WHITLEY Football l,2,43 Basketball 4. JERRY DWAYNE WILLIS Basketball l,2,3,4g Key Club 2,33 Band 1,23 Pep Club 2, 3,43 Greyhounds 2,3,4g Vice- President 3. PAMELA YOUNG Class Secretary-Treasurer I, 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Blocketfes 3,43 Art Club Ig Pep Club I,2,3. 111 H X gf , . jgf Q iw 4 if 5 2 ai s 5 W3 . ,H ' ' 'J vw' , J- 'Mwst' Wflfwl M ww? g E - Q. 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Wilson, Optometrist Compliments of Passalacqua and Mazzoni Youth, large, lusty, loving Youth, full of grace, force, fascination Do you know that old age may come after you, With equal grace, force, fascination? phofographq at ' - Walt Whitman 138 Adams, Leigh - 72 Aleiandro, Emily - 72 Allan, Carilyn - 44 Allen, Cindy - 72 Alvarez, Joe - 66 Andrews, Georgia - 87 Anen, Harold - 78 Aragon, Eva - 78, 122, 126, 130 Arguelles, Rita - 66, 122 Arispe, Virginia - 87 Arispe, Linda - 78 Armanino, Julie - 28, 66, 121 Armitage, Gary - 60, 63, 72 Arrequin, Tony - 66 Ashby, Edward - 66 Atkins, Leilani - 66 Atkinson, Lannette - 78 Austin, Tony - 66 Austin, John - 62, 78 Avila, Bruce - 53, 72 Avila, Leonard - 66 Awe, Joanna - 72 Ayala, Paul - 72 Badger, Donna - 66 Bailey, John - 49, 50, 52, 78 Baker, Don - 42, 55, 66 Baldwin, Richard - 55, 60, 66 Balentine, Diane - 72 Bany, Carol - 66 Barker, Jim - 53 Barretta, Janice - 28 Barretta, Linda - 28 Barry, Dan - 87 Barry, Kathy - 28 Basili, Jeff - 55, 66 Bastoni - Carol - 66 Bateman, Donna - 28 Batt, Judy - 28 Batt, Monica - 78, 116 Beatty, Nancy - 78 Bebber, Phil - 56, 87 Beckman, .loAnn - 87 Beeman, Jackie - 87 Beeson, Pam - 131 Bell, Kathy -- 28, 66 Bell,, Shirley - 78 Bennett, April - 66 Berry, Janice - 66 Biagi, Kathy - 66 Biagi, Larry - 61 Bianchi, Edna - 78 Biasotti, Marilyn - 23, 78 Biasotti, Patti - 66 Biddle, Norman - 78 Biocoa, Jim - 40, 87 Birkedal, Bob - 21, 26, 60, 62, 57, 115, 130 Black, Dan - 53, 78 Black, June - 44, 122 Black, Teresa - 36, 78 Blasi, Claudia - 88 Blasi, James - 88 Blasi, Bob - 66 Blatt, Steve - 50, 57, 61, 88 Blakley, Barbara - 28, 87, 117 Blasingame, Betty - 66 Blem, Wally - 78 Boatman, Tim - 50, 78 Bonhan, DeAnn - 58, 78, 127 Borowicz, Ray - 40, 49, 51, 56, 61, 78 Borowicz, Thomas - 36, 37, 40, 56, 61, 88 Borri, Brad - 55, 66 Bostron, Susan - 26, 66 Bottini, Tam - 50, 78 Bottini, Kathy - 67 Bradbury, Janice - 78 Brandt, Jack - 37, 61, 119 Brandt, Joe - 53, ao, 119 Brandt, John - 88 Branscomb, Doug -- 67 Brigden, Gary - 88 INDEX Brookins, Sharon - 67 Brooks, Jan-et - 78 Brooks, Sandi -- 67 Brown, Charlie -- 67 Brown, Gary - 55, 61, 67 Brown, Gene - 67 Brown, Grainger - 42, 78 Brown, Nancy - 114,122 Bruce, John - 78 Brumley, Carol - 88, 135 Bruner, ldamay - 88 Bryant, Cathy - 28, 78, 80 Buchignani, Tim - Buck, Rose-Mary - 28, 67 Burgess, Gloria - 36, 38 Burke, Steve - 61, 73 Burrel, Greg - 73 Burrell, Ron - 26, 29, 40, 88 Burrell, Margo - 67 Burton, Brian - 62 Busch, Dennis - 55, 67 Butler, Toni -- 89 Buzzi, Eddie - 73 Bynum, Ricky - 67 Byrd, Boni - 28 Byrne, Mike - 73 Caballero, Velia - 28, 89 Cabellero, Francis - 67 Cadd, Larry - 80 Cadd, Wayne - 89 Cadena, Anita - 67 Cagle, Rusty - 89 Camp, Jacque - 89 Campa, Fausto - 67 Campbell, Bruce - 53, 60, 63 Campbell, Cathy - 73 Campbell, Linda - 42, 78 Carpi, Sandro - 36, 38, 63, 68, 89, 90 Cari, Pat - 73 Carpenter, Bob - 67 Carriger, Richard - 53, 62 Carson, Cathy - 67, 123, 124 Carter, Glenn -- 73 Carter, Nicolette - 67 Carter, Ross - 26 Casazza, Cathy - 67 Casey, Gary - 55, 62, 67 Cospersen, Steve - 63 Cattalini, Gary - 89 Cattalini, Julie - 28, 73 Caudle, Tim - 53, 54, 61, 73 Caughey, Linda - 89 Cavagnaro, Charles - 42, 55, 67 Cavagnaro, Kathy - 73 Cavagnero, Elizabeth - 90 Cavallo, Lorenzo - 55, 67 Cerda, Mary - 73 Cervantes, Bob - 73 Chamberlain, George - 67 Chamberlain, Jesse - 73 Champion, Steve - 53, 61, 73 Chase, Georgia - 73 Chavez, Marina - 73 Christensen, Gloria - 28, 67 Christensen, Pat -- 90 Cissna, Terye- 73 Clark, Connie - 130, 132 Clark, Jimmy - 90 Coffey, Melinda - 36, 73 Coleman, Gary - 42, 73 Collins, Norma - 73, 119 Collins, Wilma, 82 Colombano, Alice - 90 Colt, Jim - 67 Conley, Chris - 42 Conrad, Caro-l - 73, 125 Contreas, Jesse - 67 Conway, Jerry - 90 Cook, Don - 26, 29, 73 Cornelius, James - 67 Corum, Muriel - 73 Cottle, Jackie - 90 Covey, Mona -- 67 Cox, Denise - 73 Cox, Karen - 28 Cox, Vicky - 67 Craig, Patty, 90 Crane, Richarda - 73, 126, 130 Cranston, Dave - 67 Cremeen, Arthur - 28, 67 Crouse, Bruce - 90 Cruz, Trini - 28, 67 Cumming, Penny - 32, 67 Cunningham, Jack - 36, 40, 53 Cuttler, Ferne - 73 Dahl, Mary - 73 Dollar, Mardy - 73 Davids, Leslee - 73, 119, 125 Davis, Judi - 28 Day, Dave -- 73 Dean, Tom - 50, 91 Deaton, Rick -- 73 Del Fava, Beverly - 91, 132 Del Fava, Doug - 55, 67 Del Fino, Darlene - 28, 91, 93, 123 DeLong, Kathy - 131 DeLong, Ray - 55, 60, 67 De Leon, Armando - 67 Demostene, Cindy - 29, 73 Dennis, Mary - 28 Devey, Dave - 62 Dewar, Jane -- 67, 115 Diaz, Frank - 91 DiPiero, Dena - 29 DiPiero, Livio - 42, 73 DiRuscio, Richard - 82 DiRuscio, Rodger - 67 Dolinsek, Louis - 42, 73 Domenichelli, Stan - 37, 50, 61, 89, 90 Domenichelli, Valerie - 73 Dominquez, Carol - 67 Doohan, John - 67 Doolittle, Lynn - 28, 73 Doolittle, Mark - 36, 37, 91, 116, 120, 134 Dorr, Lee Ann - 73, 77, 115, 122, 130 Dorsey, Stuart - 80 Dowdy, David - 67 Dowdy, Steve - 73 Dowdy, Susanne - 91 Dreisback, Susan - 36, 73, 126, 130 Dryden, Caryn - 67 Dubois, Abie - 60, 67 DuCharme,, Cecilia - DuCharme, Dan - 50, 67 DuCharme, James - 21, 30, 91 Dudley, Connie - 36, 43, 73 Dugger, Doug - 62 Duman, Tom - 40, 91 Duman, Judy - 126 Duncan, Leona - 73 Dunnicliff, Greg - 67 Durant, Sharon - 73 DuVander, Margie - 72, 73, 75 Eagle, Paul - 73 Earons, Libbie - 26, 73 Earp, Eva - 92 Eckles, Benny - 67 Eddinger, Alyce - 118 Elsbree, Jack - 26 Engelke, Dick - 37, 50, 91, 132 Engle, Dan - 42, 73 Engle, Tanya - 67 Engle, Thomas - 92 Enzenauer, Barbara - 72, 73, 122 Erickson, Tom - 26, 40, 92 Esaia, Sharon - 67 Evangelisti, Chris - Evers, Marcia - 67 Evers, Michael - 28 Ewing, Ruby - 28, 68 Falgout, Larry - 74 Faller, Mike - 60, 61, 74 Fanuchi, Ron - 42, 63 Farrell, Mike - 60, 63, 80 Ferry, Don - 74 Ferry, Rosemary - 80 Fincher, Tim - 55, 68 Flores, Angela - 74 Flores, Frank - 68 Fitch, Ted - 90, 92 Fogal, Robert - 68 Ford, Joy - 68 Foreman, Dave - 53 Foster, William - 60 Foster, Diane - 92 Foppiano, Richard - 74 Fowler, Judy - 68 Frandsen, Claudia - 66, 68, 121 Franklin, Joe - 80 Fraser, Scott - 26, 74 Fredson, Mary Ann - 91 Fredson, Robert - 68 Frey, Wesley - 55, 68 Frey, Marsha - 74 Friend, Mike - 42, 55, 68 Friend, Patricia - 22, 91 Frost, Bill - 62, 68 Frost, Mike - 29, 62, 80 Frye, Tony - 55, 60, 68 Fulton, Mike - 8, 21, 33, 90, 92, 120, 134 Gagliardo, Judy -- 68 Gaitan, Lisa - 74 Gaitan, Ruth - 80, 115 Goitan, Tony - 68 Galindo, Margarito - 80 Galindo, Tom - 68 Gallagher, Georgia - 71' Gallagher, Joyce - 93 Griffin, Charles - 68 Griffith, Jack - 80 Grimes, Connie - 68 Grizard, Bill - 80 Gromo, JoAnne - 3, 33, 41, 124, 133 curly, Jim - 94 Guzman, Javier - 74 Hadley, Sam - 68 Hadrich,, Charles - 26, 29, 94 Hall, Dale - 28, 55, 68 Hall, Janet - 94 Hall, Kathy - 74 Hall, Susan - 74 Ham, Barbara - 74 Ham, Bob - 55, 68 Golleto, Louella -- 93 Galvez, Golves, Henry - 74 Raymond - 61,, 68 Garcia, Ben - 93 Garcia, David - 68, 74 Garcia, Fred - 68 Garcia, Henry - 55, 60, 67, 68 Garcia, Garcia, Joe - 68 Manuel - 68 Garcia, Maria -- 22, 29, 93, 129 Garcia, Maria A. - 93 Garcia, Mary - 68 Garcia, Pete - 55, 68, 8C George, Cecil - 53, 60, 61, 74 Gharet, Ruth - 93 Ghiglieri, Maria - 68 Gibson, Martha - 28, 68 Giovannoni, Larry - 60, 74 Giovannoni, Linda - 93, 118 Glenn, Linda - 80 Glenn, Sandie - 93 Goetting, Mark - 80 Goff, Rick - 80, 122 Gogal, Mary - 68 Gogal, Rose - 80 Gotelli, Jim - 94 Gomes, Angelina -- 80 Gomez, Armando -- 80 Gomez, Boriel - 61, 80 Gomez, Junior - 68 Gomez, Lupe - 74 Gomez, Richard -- 80 Gomez, Severino - 74 Gomez, Virginia - 74 Goodyear, Carol - 74 Goodyear, Mary Jane - 230 Goodyear, Robert - 68 Goodyear, Roberta - 68 Gordon, Joy - 74 Gordon, Nancy - 80 Gottelli, Ray - 68 Grodek, Dale - 94 Gray, Lynda - 80, 131 Green, Roy - 53, 61, 74, 80 Hamblin, Mary Ann - 74 Hamilton, Margaret - 68 Hammock, Darrell - 74 Hammock, Rudy - 94, 131 Hammock, Troy - 68 Hamner, Chris - 61, 80 Hamner, Linda - 74 Hampton, Edna - 68 Hampton, Jacob - 62, 7-4 Hanson, Bill - 50, 62, 80 Hardisty, Earl - 29 Hardwick, Connie - 80 Harmeson, Barry - 68 Harper, Eulaine - 68 Harper, Wodena - 95 Harrington, Tim - 40, 41, 49, 80 Harris, Lora - 28, 74 Harris, Pamela - 80 Harrison, Sandy - 21, 26, 68 Hartman, Dave - 37, 62, 80 Hartman, Terry - 26, 53, 60, 62, 74 Hassenzahl, Randy - 51, 68, 80 Hougsten, Marie - 74 Haye, Kathie - 74 Hayes, Barbara - 32, 66, 68, 116, 121 Hayes, Nancy - 28, 36, 80 Hebbring, Ethel - 68 Hebbring, Jess - 74 Hembd, Gayle - 95 Henderlong, Lee - 23, 29, 32, 80, 118 Henderlong, Mary Ann - 32, 68, 134 Henderson, Charles - 68 Henderson, Debra - 68 Henderson, Don - 57, 62, 95 Hendricks, Alan -- 55, 60, 63, 68 Hendricksen, Nancy - 67, 68 Hendricksen, Steve - 53, 80 Hendrix, Sue - 95, 135 Hensley, Dennis -- 51, 80 Hernandez, Felix - 74 Hernandez, Larry - 61, 74 Hernandez, Mary - 74 Herrera, Robert - 74 Hicks, Martha - 69 Hickson, Linda - 74 Hill, Clyde - 55, 62, 69 Han, Dennis - 36, 53, 62, 74, 77 Hill, Gloria - 95, 117 Hill, Joyce - 74 Hillestad, Mark - 74 Hoage, Charles - 95 Hobbs, Linda - 80, 122 Hobbs, Robert - 42, 55, 69 Hodges, Randall - 69 Hoernlein, Terri - 60, 66, 121 Holden, .Philip - 36, 37, 40, 63, 95 Holden, Ralph - 55, 63, 69 Holder, Candy - 26, 69 Holder, Joy - 75, 124 Holderfield, Bonita - 28, 69 Holderfield, Judi - 80 Hollin, Roberta - 95 Hollingsworth, Vickie - 36, 75 Hollingsworth, Willie -- 95 Holloway, Mike - 30, 40, 53, 80 Holmes, Mike - 26, 29, 80 Holmes, Rfonnie - 75 Holt, Cathy - 72, 75, 77, 131 Holt, Cheryl - 43, 44, 78, 80, 81 131 Holtzen, Paul - 55, 69 Honsa, Debbie - 69, 114 Honsa, Kathi - 28, 80 Hopkins, Mary -- 69 Hopkins, Peggy - 69 Hoskins, Christine - 26, 69 Hoskins, Harold - 26, 29, 95, 115 Houg, Jan - 33, 44, 75, 120, 133 House, Steve - 75 Howard, Evette - 69 Howard, Pam - 28, 81 Howard, Susan - 69 Hoyt, John - 60, 69 Hudsen, Dale - 69 1Huhn, Bernadette - 28, 69 Huitt, Glenna - 96 Hunter, Gloria - 81 Isaacson, Karen - 33, 52, 80, 86 96, 121, 126 lvie, Brenda - 28, 75 lvie, Linda - 81 lvie, Paula - 69 lzzett, Bob - 26, 69 lzzett, Dave - 61, 81 lzzett, Pam - 81 lzzett, Peggy - 26, 69 Jackson, Emmie - 69 Jackson, Judie - 75 Jaggers, Gerald - 69 Jaggers, Susan - 36, 96 James, Shirley - 75 Jeffery, Donna - 28, 96, 119, 124 Jeffery, Randy - 96 Jenson, Neal - 75 Johnson, Ben - 61, 96 Johnson, Bob - 75 Johnson, Bruce - 63, 75 Johnson, Butch - 96 Johnson, Gary - 96 Johnson, June - 75 Johnson, Kathy - 26, 75, 135 Johnson, John - 61, 75, 96 Johnson, Larry - 36, 75, 81, 127 Johnson, Marcille - 69 Johnson, Nancy - 96 Johnson, Phillip - 81 Johnson, Sharon - 69 Jones, Chris - 23, 29, 81 Jones, David - 75 Juchert, Carol -- 69, 120, 124 Kately, Lauren - 69 Keck, Margaret -- 81 Keller, Linda - 75 Keller, Nancy - 69 Kesinger, Lois - 69, 126 Ketcham, Judy -- 97 Ketchum, Don - 69 Kincaid, Connie - 45, 97 Kincaid, David - 75 Kincheloe, Sandy - 97 Kirk, Dorothy - 28, 81 Kirk, Kenneth - 75 Koch, Kathy - 69 Komar, Mark - 40, 42, 60, 81 Kron, Dan - 53, 75 Lafon, Celeste - 75 Laine, Linda -- 69 Langhart, Melinda - 29, 75 Lankford, Lucy - 69 Larson, Gary - 42, 81 LaRue, Darlene - 81 Laverty, Bob - 55, 69 Laverty, Margaret - 81, 117 Layten, Leno - 75 Lee, Floy - 28, 69 Lee, Vickie - 81 Leeson, Billy - 69, 71 139 Nardi, Dennis -- 70 140 Leeson, Ricky - 81 Lodrago, Karen - 29, 32, 36, 81 Lopez, Carmen - 69 Lotspeich, Diana - 81 Lotspeich, Rod - 26, 55, 60, 69 Lothringer, Lynda - 81 Loveland, Larry - 97 Lowe, Craig - 37, 90, 97 Lowe, Curt - 60 Lowe, Kim - 69 Lowe, Sherrie -- 75 Lownes, Larry - 55, 69 Loya, Luna, Lund, Lucas, Lu ra, Lyon, Lyon, Marcella - 69 Martha - 69 Doug - 69 Angela - 75 Leslie - 62, 75 Ann - 38, 86, 97 Mary - 69 McCaffrey, Mary - 69 McCaffrey, Patricia - 33, 55, 69 97, 125 McCaffrey, Pat - 60 McClellan, Bruce - 69 McClis'h, Mickey - 62, 81 McCIish, Rick - 40, 53, 75 McClish, Tim - 41, 69 McCord, Jacquelyn - 97 McCormack, Casey - 75 McCormick, Maxine - 75 McCutchan, Ann - 26, 29, 36, 44, 81 McCutchan, Linda - 26, 44, 75 McDermott, Steve - 70 McDowell, June - 70 McGinnis, Ron - 81 McKean, Jeanne - 70 McLean, Gary - 81 McLean, Gene - 70 McManus, Clyde - 75 McMasters, Jack - 81 McNicol, Jerry - 57, 98 Mackey, Dolores - 70 Mackey, Tim -- 75 Madden, Danial - 98 Magers, Kathy - 28, 75 Magnuson, Wes - 62, 70 Maldenado, Ruben - 70 Malek, Debbie - 28, 70 Malek, Mike - 75 Malone, Robin - 33, 44, 72, 120, 133 Mangano, Suzanne - 70 Mangini, Jan - 36, 81 Manning, Pat - 81 Mansfield, Rick - 70 Mansfield, Teri - 41, 98 Mansfield, Michelle - 23, 81 Mariani, Deanne - 81 1 Miles, Janice - 81 Miller, Barbara - 70 Miller, Danny - 68, 70 Miller, David - 76 Miller, Debbie - 70 Miller, Dennis - 50, 99 Miller, Jerry - 26, 76 Miller, Judy - 81 Miller, Lynn -- 81 Miller, Toni - 76 Mengali, Joseph - 99 Mitchell, Steve - 42, 70 Montes, Lola - 76 Moore, Carol - 23, 76 Moore, Lester - 76 Morales, Domingo - 76 Mcralez, Fidel - 81 Morales, Hugo - 76 Moran, Craig - 60 Moreno, Rachel - 81 Moreno, Richard - 76 Morgan, Pam - 76 Mosher, Yvonne - 45, 99, 107, 118, 123 Moss, Greg - 42, 81 Mota, Marcia - 70 Vluller, Robert -- 99 Mullin, Judith - 99 Murhammer, Darla-32, 38, 76, 128 Murhammer, Trudi-32, 41, 70, 121 Muro, Dennis - 70 Musgrave, Michael - 82 Musgrave, Sue - 70 Music, Beverly -- 70 Myer, Joan - 76 Myers, Nancy - 99 Naber, Mary Ann - 29, 36, 82 Naber, Russ - 26, 70 Naiera, Mary - 70 Nall, Bruce - 100, 107 Nall, Kris, 28, 72, 75, 76, 133 Nardi, Bob - 37, 40, 56, 61, 100 Nelson, David - 40, 76, 77 Nelson, Sylvia - 28, 82, 129 Neussl, Bill - 100 Neussl, Debbie - 70 Newell, Cindy - 76 Newell, Cliff - 82 -Pearson, Gloria - 82 Pearson, Ethridge - 82 Pederson, Dave - 76 Pedroni, Daniel - 40, 62, 90, 101 Pedroni, Jim - 70 Pedroni, John - 37, 63, 70 Pelissier, Louise - 36, 82 Penry, Claudia, - 29, 82 Penry, Marcia - 76 -Perry, Joan - 80, 82 Petersen, Ed - 8, 21, 101 Peterson, George - 76 Peterson, Loren - 70 Petrocchi, Jan - 70 Pettit, Alan - 37, 40, 49, 57, 82 Pfaff, Janet - 70 Pfaffenberger, Barbara - 33, 36, 43, 44, 72, 76, 128 Pfaffenberger, Terry - 101 Phillips, Tom - 102 Philpott, Les - 76 Pierce, Gary - 70 Pike, Jim - 55, 62, 70 Pils, Betty - 82 Pils, Carol - 70 Pils, Mary - 70 Plass, Steve - 53, 76 Poole, Terre - 82 -Poovey, Aaron - 63, 82 Pope, Linda -- 102, 119 Prat, Ken - 102 Price, Dick -- 37, 63, 102 Proschold, Candy - 76 Provorse, Terry - 70 Puccioni, Linda - 82, 133 Puentes, Da-nn-y -- 55, 70 Puentes, Joe - 62, 82 -Puentes, Johanna - 29, 102 Quesada, Al - 28, 76 Quimado, Jo - 70 Quimado, Lori - 82 Rabellino , Jeanne -- 76 Rafanelli, Dave - 42, 49, 51, 60, 61, 82, 116 Rafanelli, Ron - 23, 37, 40, 61, 102 Ragghianti, Judy - 8, 36, 97, 102 Raineri, Dolores - 118 Ramazzotti, Marie - 33, 58, 86, 89, Marson, Theresa -70 Mariani, Gene - 98 Martin, Anieta - 98 Martin, Duane - 73 Martinez, Gloria - 29, 98 Martinez, Olga - 81 Mascherini, Steve - 50, 98 Matteoli, Tom - 22, 81 Mayorga, Maria - 75 Mead, Dennis - 99 Mead, Roy Eugene - 53, 75 Meader, Pris - 81 Medford, Harold - 70 Medio, Ken -- 99 Meier, Jon - 70 Mendoza, Ruben - 76 Mestas, Raymond - 76 Metheny, Gwenda - 70 Metheny, Dick - 53, 60, 61, 76 Meyer, Barbara - 31, 32, 41, 99 121, 127 Meza, Ernestino - 70 Meza, Rudy - 81 Middleton, Susan - 36, 73, 76 Nicholls, Jim - 51, 62, 82 Niemi, Donna - 70 Noble, Barry - 56, 57, 100 Norgaard, Cindy - 82 Norgaard, Janet - 70, 123, 124 Norris, Mike - 70 North, Tim - 61, 82 Norton, Gala - 100 Norton, Rod - 63, 70 Novella, Danny - 82 Novella, Diane - 82, 126 Novella, Pat - 100 Nunez, Manual - 76 Nunez, Martha - 70 Nutter, Candy - 100 Ocequera, Joseph - 100 Olson, Don - 70 Olson, Nancy - 76 O'Neill, Georgia - 70 Osborn, Cheryl - 82 Otero, Jess - 42, 61, 76 Ottolini, Tony - 76 Packwood, Gary -- 100 Palmieri, Linda - 70 Pannett, Jeanne - 23, 82 Parker, Sharon - 76 -Parker, Steve - 36, 61, 70, 82 Parks, Barbara - 101 Parrish, Vana - 82 Passarino, Patti -- 78, 134 Pavoni, Ralph - 61, 82 Payne, Bob - 50, 62, 101 Paz, Janie - 70 Peacock, Diana - 26 102, 114, 120, 126 Ramirez, Joe - 82 Ramirez, Joe Luis - 29, 102, 115 Ramirez, Kathy - 76 Ramirez, Paul - 70 Ramirez, Phil - 76 Ramsey, Linda - 28, 32, 76 Randolph, Mike - 62, 76 Randolph, Tim - 62, 70 Rankin, Ed - 53, 68, 76 Rasmason, Bill - 76 Rasmason, Leonard - 103 Rasmaussen, Barbara - 70 Rasmussen, Paula - 76 Rasmussen, Phyllis - 103, 132 Read, Geraldine - 76 Read, Jackie - 80, 82 Rebok, Ginny - 103, 124 Record, Janice - 103 Record, Ralph - 103 Redding, Sue - 76 Reed, Linda - 28, 70 Reiman, Kenneth - 103, 123, 127 Reinbold, Christine - 103 Reineri, Dolores - 82 Remolif, Sandy - 21, 26, 33, 44, 72, 76, 128 Rex, Bobby - 70 Ridley, Georgia - 70 Ridlon, Jean - 70 Ridlon, Marcia - 82 Rimbey, Dave - 36, 40, 53, 61, 82 Risen-hoover, Bob - 26, 29, 76 Rivero, Rudy - 76 Roberts, Bud - 62, 82 Romero, Roberts, Linda - 82, 129 Robinson, Janet - 102 Robinson, Roby - 53, 60, '78, 82 Robnett, Dennis - 37, 60, 452, 82 Robnett, Nancy -- 70 Rochester, Kathy - 82, 117' Rochioli, Daniel - 103 Rockwell, Linda - 104 Rodella, Tom - 29, 37, 40. 49, 62, 82 Rodden, Joyce - 23, 32, 822, 118 Rodgers, Howard - 76 Rodriguez, Jose - 104 Rodriquez, Sacramento-22, 29, 129 Roe, Jim Romero, my - 70 Danny - 42, 53, 54, 61, 82 Romero, Diane - 70 Rlomero, Larry - 42, 53, 54, 62, 82 Nancla - 76 Silva, Silva, Jim - 55, 71 Sal - 61 Simmons, Lea - 77, 135 Simmons, Ray - 62, 82 Simoni, Roy - 71 Simons, Dolores - 28, 71 Sims, Toni - 10 Sims, Cheri - 28, 82 Sivils, Donna - 106 Sizelove, Steve - 106 Skinner, David - 106 1 Ross, Gail -- 76 Rossiter, Rick - 57, 63, 82 Rossman, Carol - 82 Rossman, Ricky - 76 Ruonavaara, Sheila - 70, 126 Ruonavaara, Tom - 63, 625, 70 Russell, Randy - 82 Russo, Joseph - 104 Rutherford, Elaine - 29, 76 Sabourin, Barbara - 76 Sager, Alice - 70, 129, 134 Sager, Carolyn - 33, 45, 104, 128, 134 Sager, George - 37, 104 Sager, Kathy - 33, 82, 178, 123, 133 Sager, Margaret - 26, 82 Saini, John -- 42, 76 Salazar, Joe - 70 Salsig, Mark - 22, 40, 90, 104 Salsig, Tom - 29, 53, 76 Salvadori, Darryll - 76 Salz, John - 76 Salz, Joseph - 40, 62, 82, 132 Sanders, Darrell - 76 Sanders, Harold - 82 Sanders, Linda - 82 Saunders, Dennis - 104 Savoie, Katherine - 8, 86, 104, 114 Sloan, Elaine - 28, 77 Smith, Cyndee - 71 Smith, Gary - 106 Smith, Jon - 82 Smith, Lorelei - 44, 75, 77, 133 Smith, Nancy - 82 Smith, Ray - 53, 60, 61, 77 Smith, Richard - 26, 35, 60, 62 106, 114 Smith, Roy - 23, 37, 106 Smith, Sandra - 29, 82, 116 Smith, Sue - 71 smith, william - 71 Solem, Cheri - 77 Solem, Gary - 107 Solem, Sandi - 90, 107 Soto, Tony - 77 Soukup, Jaffie - 82 Sawyer, Stephen - 21, 23, 26, 37, 63 105 1 Sbragia, Carol - 33, 105, 124, 133 Sbragia, Ed -- 105 Schafer, Linda - 33, 105 Schafer, Vince - 62, 76 Schmidt, Brian - 37, 40, 105 Sousa, Connie - 22, 30, 82 Sousa, Gary - 55, 62, 71 Sparks, Shirley - 28, 77 Stanford, Ray - 71 Stanley, JoAnna-45, 107, 118, 123 Stanley, John -- 77 Stashak, Bob - 77 St. Clair, Jon - 107 St. Clair, Wayne - 42, 55, 63, 71 St. Cyr, Lila - 107, 114, 127 Stewart, George - 82 Stewart, Georgette - 107 Stiles, Linda - 77 Stiles, Sue - 71 Stireman, Helen - 77 Stringfellow, Laren - 60, 77 Stringtellow, Terrill - 41, 107 Strom, Richard - 42, 83 Sumpter, Gary - 107 Swanson, Debbie - 82, 129 Swinney, Margaret - 108 Taber, Mary - 83 Taeuffer, Joanne - 44, 73, 77 Tapparo, Bill - 108 Tapparo, Ron - 71 Tarter, Kimberly - 71 Thomson, John - 77 Thorp, James - 109 Thorp, Tim - 83 Thueson, Gary - 77 Thueson, Linda - 83 Timberlake, Beth - 23, 93, 109 Timmsen, Ronnie - 77 Timmsen, Dan - 83 Timmsen, Tom - 109 Tingstrom, Bob - 26, 29, 53, 83 Tonsgard, Bill - 55, 71 Toomey, Warren - 71 Torres, Alice - 71 Torres, Tomas -- 109 Tracy, Charles - 71 Tremayne, Ted - 26, 29, 83 Trippo, Angelina - 77 Trippo, John - 55, 61, 71 Trouette, Christine -- 71, 120 Trouette, Modesto - 77 Trouette, Victor - 30, 109 Trucco, Annette - 32, B3 Turnidge, Thelma - 28, 72, 77, 126 Turpin, Barbara - 33, 99, 104, 109, 115, 125 Uboldi, Ruth - 41, 97, 109 Underhill, Terri - 109 Urman, Steve - 83 Urteago, Sandy - 71 Valencia, Louis - 61, 83 Vanderhoof, Al - 77 Vannucci, Dan - 50, 109 Van Winkle, Marilyn - 28, 71 Viloria, Pat - 83, 114 Vincent, Marsha - 110 Vincent, Renee - 66, 71, 121 Vitigo, Blanch - 71, 125 Wade, Mike - 71 Wagner, David - 60, 61, 77 Wagner, Leonard - 60, 83 Wainscott, Larry - 23, 40, 110 Walker, Gordon - 83 Walker, Linda - 83 Walker, Steve - 23, 57, 81, 83 Wall, Jack - 110 Wallace, LeRoy - 83 Wallace, Jean - 71 Wallace, Johnny - 110 Wallace, Mary Ruth - 71 schmsaf, Kay - 29, sz Schoener, Jeane - 66, 71, 115 Schubert, Dave - 53, 62, 76 Schuetz, Cookie - 105 Schuetz, Tom - 76 Schwitters, Howard - 60, 71 Schwietert, Debbie - 76 Sciarra, Allen - 76 Sciarra, Jane - 82 Scott, Allen - 105 Scribner, Pam - 71 Sedeno, Luis -- 76 Sedeno, Peter - 76 Seghesio, Julie - 26, 29, 32. 77 Segobiono, Frank -71 Segobiano, Tito - 82 Selzle, Diane - 77 Serring, Colleen - 77 Settles, Linda - 77 Sharp, Evelyn - 77 Sherard, Claire - 22, 105 Sherard, Vicki - 71 Sherman, Sherry - 36, 77 Sherwood, Vola - 29, 82, 116 Taylor, Bob - 77 Taylor, Jimmie - 83 Taylor, Joe - 37, 50, 108 Taylor, John P. - 108 Taylor, Ken - 42, 55, 71 Taylor, Lois - 77 Taylor, Lynn - 83 Taylor, Vicky - 83, 118 Tedeschi, Beth - 28, 77 Tedeschi, Sharon - 71 Teters, Marianne - 71 Thomsen, Daylena - 77, 114 Thoeni, Rick - 108 Thomas, Bob - 36, 42, 108 Thomas, James - 83 Shipman, Flora - 28, 71 Shoopman, Sharon - 71 Sh river, Bill - 77 Siebenthall, Kathy - 71 Thomas, Larry - 83 Thomas, Michael - 37, 40, 57, 62 108 Thomsen, Mona -- 83 T-hompson, LaDon - 108 Thompson, Bob - 37, 57, 61, 83 Thompson Dale - 26 Thompson, Jim - 77 Thompson, Marta - 31, 32, 97, 109, 116, 127 Thompson, Nina - 71 Thompson, Ron - 60, 77 Thompson, Terry - 53, 61, 83 Ward, Dean - 61 Ward, Vernon - 110 Walton, Jack - 26 Wass, Clifford - 37, 110 Wasson, Pam - 83 Watson, Brad - 83 Watson, C-heryl - 33, 110, 123, 127, 135 Watson, Mary - 26, 71 Watson, - 62, 110 Wattles, Becky - 83, 132 Wattles, Ted - 55, 71 Watts, Ken - 71 Webb, Dorothy - 77 Wenke, Charlotte - 33, 36, 98, 104, 110,115, 128, 134 West, Ed - 62, 83 West, Mary Kay - 10 White, David - 26, 111, 123 White, Steve - 80 Whitley - 57, 111 Whitehurst, Dave - 60 Whitmore, Howard - 55, 71 Whitmore, Linda - 26, 83 Whitmore, Nancy - 26, 71 Wiedemann, Judy - 71, 125 Wilder, Willie - 111 Wilkins, Jerry - 77 Williams, Ardith - 71 Williams, Craig - 77 Williams, Kathy - 111 Williams, Leon - 42, 111 Williams, Valerie - 77 Williford, Judy - 83 41 142 Adams, Katherine - 8 Baumgardner, Barbara - 9 Baumgardner, C. A. - 15, 56 Berry, Mike - 12 Biella, Ellen - 11 Bohn, Donald - 8 Bonham, Judy - 16 Brooks, Shirley - 16 Brown, Madeline - 14, 15 Cadd, Lin - 16 Caldwell, William E. - 8 Cavallo, Lorenzo - 17 Conran, Bryon - 17 Crapuchettes, Kay - 16 Crepeau, Dick - 12 Crepeau, Mildred - 16 Davis, Spiv - 17 Dobson, Aline - 16 Esman, Rosalie - 12 Frushour, Jack - 17 Galloway, Roy - 17 Halverson, James L. - 15 Hankin, Michael - 14. 60 Harbaugh, Robert - 9 Hart, Lynne -- 15 Hartman, Howard - 15, 48 Hayes, Frank - 17 Hefh, Redginald R. - 12 Hollowell, Roberta -- 8 Honroth, George - 17 Hoyt, Homer - 5 Inman, Minnie - 17 Jeffery, T. - 11 Johnson, Lenora - 16 Langhlin, Clyde - 17 ACULTY D STAF Lopeman, Dick - 12, 53 Luttrell, Gene - 8, 31 Lyness, Robert - 13 McCaffrey, Arthur J. - 6 McCord, Lucille - 17 McKeay, Cliff - 14 Mackey, John - 17 Malone, Robert L. - 6 Meader, Bernice - 8 Murhamer, Esther - 9 Nichols, Laura Jo - 10 Nixon, Fred - 14, 55 Oliva, Carl - 9, 60 Osborn, Earl F. - 6 Paulsen, Jim -- 17 Pettit, Gil - 6 Price, Lola - 16 Rebok, Dolores - 28 Robinson, Ted - 10, 55 Rodgers, Robert -- 11 Rossiter, Warren - 10 Sarzotti, Jim - 17 Sbrana, Lewis - 13, 26, 28 Scharer, Lydia - 17 Schmidt, Patricia - 16 Schwietert, Norman - 3, 12 Stiles, William E. - 15 Sullivan, ldris - 14 Taber, Augie - 17 Thomas, Richard L. - 10 Thomson, Gary - 12 Uboldi, John P. - 11 Urton, Jim - 17 Vogt, James C. - 10 Walsh, Valerie - 13 Watson, Eleanor - 17 Watson, Richard - 14, 31 Wheeler, Florence -- 11 Wheeler, Marshall -- 13 Wiles, Dorothy - 15 Woehler, Joan-Lee - 9 Willis, Jarry - 119, 130 56, ea, 105, 111 Willis, Ken - 55, 60, 67, 71 Willson, Richard - 55, 71 Wilson, Gary - 83 Wilson, Larry - 83 77 Wilson, Walt - Winamaki, Bill - 83, 117, 125 Winset, Don - 77 Woodard, Fay - 28, 83 Woodville, Tim - 26, 29, 53, 77 Woodville, Tom Woolman, Alma Woolman, Brad -26,111 -111 -61,77 Worden, Dean - 111 71 Yamkis, Tom - Yost, Pamela - Yost, Sharon - Young, Norman 53, 62 Young, Pam - Young, Patty - Zabala, Alex - 71 71 - 21, 26, 29, 40 97, 1 1 l 83 62, 77 Zanoline, Sam - 55, 71 Zanoline, Terry -83 Zash, Cathy - 33, 83 Zunino, Monett 128 - 33, 78, 83, 114 143 J my PX - ' Ex? yea fa, Q, isnt oxffo PM Wx ' O Q- 076: ' OW' 1 6 Vf +C Q I 'RHS 9171A 5' 74 QQ Ae E 4100 CPJ yeqs Q 3 X Sage vqold C1 J, 1 r-1 . - I 144 . 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