Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1968 volume:

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Time to make friends. 6 7 8 • • .• ajvwi V' Timt‘U WITH TIME TO SPARE I__L Studying can be boredom and grind, but spare time spent in earnest term-report research, or in redoing a lab experi- ment, will often produce rewarding results. This may be the time to perfect your modern dance rou- tine. or to participate in a kaleidoscope of extra-curricular activities aimed at varied interests. Perhaps you spare time to give of yourself, to help under-privileged children learn how to sing or to raise school spirit to its peak. Whether your extra time is productive, or a relaxing af- ternoon with your hula hoop -its yours to spare at I.H.S. TIMETO HOPE. . . There are cheers you give in unison Go. Go. Gel 'em. Gel 'em. (he's running all the way!) Ug. Ug. (a fumble in play) when all voices in grandstand suddenly mingle as one. Lightning reaction that envelopes you at ?0-yd. line, or during suspenseful grid court announcements. There are private cheers earning your first A' on book report. transferring out of swimming class first period, getting your name on honor roll, or having a substitute teacher in English. Blissful satisfaction that makes the clock tick faster and dims memories of past days spent in tears. 11 TIME TO CARE It 's a rainy day and you've just caught a cold. An unsatis- factory progress report seems to be burning a hole in your pocket. You get your sloppy joe on bread instead of buns. The student body refused to stamp X” in the box by your name. Your P.E. class volunteered you to be exercise leader! Someone in the office wants to see you at once . Your steady date has suddenly left you a trifle unbalanced. You forgot to turn your service points card in! Days like this make you feel you should have been Zhe £a$t of the Mohicans instead of an Inglewood High Sentinel. 13 14 UNTIL TIMETO REMEMBER Remember when the burly football captain kissed the soft cheek of newly crowned grid queen. Remember when you really flipped at all school sportsnight. Remember pizza feeds, dances, tests. Remember studies, buddies, cheers and tears. Remember all sifting grains of Time. 15 A TIME TO PAY WE DEDICATE OUR MRS. JANIS GUENTHER It is rare indeed for a teacher who has spent but four short years in a school to receive the honor of an Annual's dedication. The rarity in this case is Mrs. Janis Guenther who. by her involvement with the students of I.H.S from the first day she arrived on campus, has truly earned this dis- tinction. A credit to her profession. Mrs. Guenther's will- ingness to help her students extends beyond the classroom hours. She has the ability to communicate with the stu- dents on their own level, but without losing any respect due her as a teacher. Educated in both the United States and Germany. Mrs. Guenther received her B.A. from the University of Munich. Besides teaching German and world history, her extra curricular” activities include Senior Class Adviserand German Club Adviser. Mrs. Guenther leaves I.H.S. this year and takes with her the affection, respect, and admiration of all who have come in contact with her. Auf WiedersduH. Frau Guenther. 16 TRIBUTE YEARBOOK TO: Loyally and devotion to your school is a phrase usually associated with students, yet these are the very qualities which make Mr. Louis Below so deserving of our recogni- tion. As a print shop instructor. Mr. Below s only real duty” at I.H.S. is to teach. Not content to do an exceptional job of that, however, he also puts in untold hours of his own time working on printing St Catlinda and other school publica- tions. A member of I.H.S. faculty for seven years. Mr. Below graduated from Stout Institute in Wisconsin, and earned his M.A. from L.A. State College. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his students and a wealth of friendliness to all. It is our pleasure to honor you. Mr. Louis Below. MR. LOUIS BELOW 17 SENIORS TIME TO LAUGH po said we'd never be tops? less and unity which proved that ember rally voices that had n«?ver ng voices never more off key? ds at the pizza feed, blinking eyes at Remember the slippery pig that n Uhfclerclassmen got out of your way? speculation about who would make the r. Indian chief? . And. oh. do you tion? SENIORS TIME TO CRY Remember watching television the night of Senior Prom? Remember fearful anticipation: when the hand holding! your number three pencil wouldn’t stop shaking; when you had no experience” but were very willing”-, when that” envelope came in the mail? Remember how you couldn’t wait to graduate, but how you cried when they played Pomp and Circumstance?” . As seniors look forward to the adventure they’ll find, they stop to remem- ber what they’re leaving behind. SENIORS Class of 1968 Loren Rohner Second Semester Vice-pres. Paula Combs Second Semester Sec't.-treas. 20 Doyle Baker First Semester President Ken T way Second Semester President ♦ ♦ Senior Class leaves I.H.S. this year and retains memories of some of the most exciting times spent by the graduates during the past four years. Caroling on Senior Square, hop scotching, and winning the spirit stick are typical memories never-to-be-forgotten. For Senior Class the future is filled with anticipation, re- sponsibility. and recollection. And the future is now the present. Mrs. Janis Guenther Mr. Sam Vena Adviser Adviser Andrea Berman DanaSkulsky First Semesicr Representatives Larry Humphrey MikeTralla Second Semester Representatives 21 MARK SHAWN ABRAMS C.S.F.: Science Club '67-'68; Math Club •67- '6$; Senior Honor JOE ADAMS Board. ANDREA ADAMS JERRY BRUCE ALIEN DAVID ANDERSON S.P.Q.R. 65-'6$. Big I” '66-'68s Friday Night Supper Club; Vanity Football '66- ‘68; Varsity Track •66-'68. MARTIN ANDERSON Cross Country '66- '67; Track ’66-'68; Big I '67-’68. MARVIN D. ANDERSON NANCY ANDERSON A.F.$.;C.S.F. RICHARD ANDERSON Class Cabinet; Los Conquistadores '65- '66; Wrestling '66- '67. ANDY ARKIN C.S.F.i Senior Honor Board; J.V..Cee Bas- ketball; Los Conquis- tadores Pres. '67. SUZANNE ARNDT Yell Leader '67-'68; Junior Prom Prin- cess; Sentinel Service Club '65-'66, G.R.A. '66-'67. MARY ARRILLAGA Grid Queen '67-'68; FlagQueen '67-'68; Flag '66-'67; Junior Prom Queen; Senior Honor Board Sec.- treas.iC.S.F. SUSAN BACKUS Drill Team '65-'66; Concert Choir '67- '68. JACKAVRAM SUZANN BAILEY G.R.A. '66-'68; Girts' League '67-'68;Class Cabinet; S.P.Q.R. '64- '65; Swim Team '67- '68. DEAN B. BAKER Varsity Football '66- '68; Varsity Wres- tling '66-'68; J.V. Baseball '65; Soph. Class Pres.; C.S.F.i Friday Night Supper Club; Big I Vice- Pres. DOYLE BAKER Varsity Footballi Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Golfs Senior Class Pres.; C.S.F.i Big I i Sentinel Serv- ice Club Pres.; Friday Night Supper Club. HAL BAKER GAIL LYN BARNES Art Club '66-'68; Art BECKY BARRON Club Sec.-Treas. '66- '67; Art Club Pres. CURT BARTON '67-'68; Thespian Play '64 '65. RICHARD BECKENDORF Varsity Tennis; Big T’iC.S.F. CHERIE BELL t CAROL BENSON Las Aguilas '64-'65. '66-'67iClassCabi- net; G.R.A. 66; Sen- ior Honor Board. DAVID 8ERGH Radio Club '67-'68. In a quiet moment, even senior Andy Arkin pays homage to Seniors' I.” ANDREA BERMAN C-S.F.i Senior Honor Board: Sr. Class Rep.; French Club; Class Cabinet; Squaw. PAM BESSENBACHER ROBIN BERRIN JEFFREY BESKIN Varsity Water Polo '63-'66; Discussion Group '66-'6$; Intra- mural Sports. TOM BETTS Thespian Pres.i Thespian Plays ‘64- '68; Senior Honor Board: Forensic So- ciety Vice-pres.i Class Cabinet; Ger- man Club Vice-pres.; Varsity Water Polo Mgr. '66-'68; Varsity Swimming Mgr. '66- '68. TINA BIALIS C.S.F.i Los Conquis- tadorcs '66-'67i Class Cabinet. ELLEN BLOOM Comm, of Rallies And Assemblies ’67i C.S.F.i Senior Honor Board. CAROL BOCOCK PAMELA BOEHM Art Club ‘66-'68. JANINE DEE BONESTELL MIRE ILLE BOUHADANA JULIANA BOWDEN Frosh. Pres.i Jr. Vice- pres.; A.F.S. Finalist '66; Student Body Sec. '67i Masonic Essay Winner '64; Senior Honor Board; C.S.F. ERNEST BODE CATHERINE BORGES French Club Pres. '67-'68; C.S.F.; A.F.S. '65-'68; Senior Hon- or Board. Seniors Leslie Simon and Kathy Borges relax on Sen- ior Square during lunchtime. DON BOYNTON Varsity Baseball '67- '68. DAN BREEN Senior Band; Dance Band; Senior Or- chestra; A Cappdla Choir; Madrigals; Cross Country; S.P.O.R. DIANE BROOKS FRANKIE BROWN SARA BROWN Song Leader '67- '68; Swimming Princess '66-'67; A Cappella Choir '65-'68; Madri- gals '67-'6$i Drill Team '65-'67, Music Man Play '66 '67; Girls League Fashion Show '66-'67. NANCY BRYANT LINDA LONNY CARLE CARLSON LINDA CARMEL MARY ANN KUULEI CAVALLO CONSTANCE Drill Team '65-'66: CARSTENS Swim Team'66-'67. JOSEPH CAVANAUGH BILLY CAVE MARY CEDERSTROM MARY GAYLE CHATBURN Drill Team '65-'67s German Club Sec.- i re a , i Class Cabinet i Senior Girls' Glee '67-'68, A.F.S.i Girls' League. BRUCE CHERRY Madrigals '66-'67i Concert Choir '66- '67; J. V. Tennis '65- '67; S.P.Q.R. '64-'66; Orchestra '64-'6S; C.S.F.; Senior Honor Board; Varsity Ten- nis'67'68. RUSSELL CHEW Varsity Track. MARGARITA CHRAMBACH A.F.S. '67-'68; G.R.A. '67-'68; Senior Honor Board; Class Cabi- net ; Los Conquist a - dores. PAMELA CHRISTIE NANCY JEAN CIBULK C.S.F.; Drill Team '6S-'66i Girls' Choir '6S--66. S.P.Q.R. Sec. '65-'66; Math Club Sec. '67-'68; Concert Choir '67-'6S; Senior Honor Board. BARRY CLAYBAUGH THOMAS M. COATES Varsity Swimming '67-'68; Comm. Stu- dent Standards'67; Jr. Class Pres.i Comm. Clubs '67; Calderon '67-'6 8. Thespian Play '67; High School Bowl TearmC.S.F. VICKIE COINE PAULA COMBS J. V. Yell '64 '66, Varsity Yell '67-'68, Senior Honor Board '67-'68; German Club '64-'68;Girls' League '64'68. Sen- ior Class Sec.-treas. '68. CHARLOTTE CONNAL KATHY CONWAY Drill Team '64-'67s Drill Team Captain '67-'68. JESS CORONADO VICTOR CORPORA SARA COTA Pep Club 67- 68, Tutoring Program '66-'67. REBECCA JANE CRAWFORD Concert Choir '65- '68l Madrigals '66- '67i Senior Leader '67-'68; Music Man '66-'67i Mixed Cho- rus '64-'6S. DAN CROW Gary Fybd becomes first Mary Poppins of Inglewood High as he flies over a deserted Senior Square. CAROL DEMORY Future Teachers' Club Sec. '66-'67i French Club Vice- pres. '67-'68; C.S.F., Senior Honor Boardi Senior Leader. ART DENHAM CYNTHIA DENHAM Swim Team '67-'68i StageCrew '64-'67. RONN OWEN DIAL Senior Band '64-'68i Stage Band '65-'66i History Workshop '67-'68. MARCELLA DOAK LARRY DRECHLER Senior Band; Cross Country '65iGolf. MURRAY DRECHSLER Senior Band. SAMUELA ELLEN POSTAL s BELINDA DRESSLER German Club '65- ’66; G.R.A. '66-’67, Class Cabinet! Squaw. DEBBIE DROMMERHAUSEN Girls' League Pres. ‘68; Class Cabinet! Advisory Boardi A.F.S.! Los Conquis- tadores ’66i Miss Optimist '67. LARRY DUFFIN Comm, of Commu- nications '67-'68i Junior Class Vice- pres.i Jr. Class Rep.; Senior Honor Board; C.S.F.i J.V. Tennisi Annual Staff '67-'68; Chief. STEPHEN DUIM Captain Steve Nordeen accepts cake from pep squad in appreciation for football teams' hard work during season. MONICA DUNN JOSEPH DUPUIS French Club ELIZABETH DYE SUSAN ELAINE EDWARDS WILLIAM C.D. EDWARDS Senior Band ‘64-'68. RICHARD ELY JOHN EMSHWILLER Varsity Tennis '66- '67i Comm, of Activi- ties '67; Math Club '65-'68; Senior Hon- or Roardi C.S.F.-. High School Bowl Team. JANICE EPSTEIN LEILA CHRISTINE ERICKSON Class Cabineti Las Aguilasi C.S.F. MICHELE ESTES Class Cabinet; Girls' League; G.R.A. '66- '68. TAMI EVERITT JOHN C. EVJEN C.A.S.C. Dist. 19 Treas. '67-'68; Stu- dent Body Treas. '67; Soph. Class Vice- pres. '65; Frosh. Class Rcp.;$cntincl Service Club Pres. '66; C.S.F.; Varsity Cross Country; Track. JOAN FACKLER JEANNE FARMER C.S.F.; Girls' League L.D. Pres.. Vice pres. '65; Senior Honor Board; Drill Team '65-'67; Senior Play '67; Las Aguilas t Conquistadores '65- '67; Sentinel Service Club. HARRIET FEINSTEIN Girls' League; Class Cabineti Tutorial Program '66-'68. MARK FELDMAN WILLIAM FELDT LOURDES FERNANDEZ RICHARD FIELDS Varsity Basketball •67-'68, C.S.F., Calde- ron '66-'68; Senior Honor Board; los Conquistadores Vice-pros. ‘66-'67. LENORA FISHER MITCH FISHER C.S.F.; Big'T Var- sity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Friday Night Supper Club; Student Body Vice- pros. '68. GARY FOLEY Varsity Track '66- '68; J.V. Cross Coun- try '66-'67; Big I” '66 '68; Annual Staff '67-'6 8. BRUCE FREDERICK Discussion Group '67. RICHARD FREESE GARY FYBEL Discussion Group '66-'68; Intramural Sports '66-'68. AL GALOS Gymnastic '67-'681 Soccer '67- 68. JACQUELINE DANNA GARDNER Senior Carol Benson wonders if her mother had lied to her because Santa visited Senior Square just beforeChnstmas. MARY S. GARDNER s.p.q.r. ee-es: Spanish Club '65- '661 Girls' League: Concert Choir '65- ‘68; Sentinel Service Club: Modern Dance '66-'6S; PepCIub '67- '68; Class Cabinet. VALERIE GARDNER G.R.A.i Senior Honor Board: Class Cabi- net. BLAKE NEIL GARUN Varsity Water Polo '66-'67,Big T '66- '67. GREG JOHN GARRICK Varsity Football '66- '67: Friday Night Supper Club. MICHAEL D. GARRY KENNETH GENSER Discussion Group ’67-'68; Senior Board. SANDRA GETTMAN JOHN CLINTON GIBLER MARK B. GINSBURG Student Body Pres. '67-'6Si Frosh. Class Pres.i A.F.S. to Bel- gium: C.S.F. Vice- pros. '66-’67: Varsity Track; Varsity Foot- ball; Big'T'iSenior Honor Board. SUE GOUGHTLY ROSE MARIE GOMEZ SALLY RUTH GOODIS Class Cabinet i Tutor- ial Protect '67-'68; A.F.S.i Class Cabinet; Girls' League. JOHN GREEN MAN ROGER GRIFFITH J. V. Football '66; Varsity Track '67- '68; Senior Honor Board; Big I '67- '68. Sign on Senior Square wishes holiday cheer to all the school. RONALD GRINDE PAUL M. GROSSMAN Varsity Tennis '67- '6$; S.P.O.R. '65-'67, C.S.F. '66-'68; Math Club Pres. '67--6S. CATHY GROVE BETTY GUERRERO CHARLES P. GUERRERO Varsity Football '67s Varsity Baseball '66- •BSiBig'I' 67-'68. STEPHEN MITCHELL GYARMATI Cross Country '65- '66; Track '65-'66. CHRIS HAGOPIAN Big 'T'Car Show '67; Inglewood High Drag Racing '6S. KENNETH DEAN HALPERIN Discussion Group '66-'68; Science Club; Senior Band; Creative Writing III. '66-'67; Comm, of Rallies and Assem- blies '68. LARRAINE RITA HANNA C.S.F.i Los Conquis- tadores '65-'67s Girls' League Fash- ion Show '66-'67; Senior Class Sec. treas. '67-'68i Senior Honor Board. SUSAN HARPER EVA HARTSON KEN HE OMAN JOHN HEDRICK Annual Staff '66-'68, Varsity Cross Coun- try; J.V. Tennis;lu- theran School Paper; C.S.F.; Science Club. GREGORY HEATH Big I” Pres. ‘67; Var- sity CrossCountry; Varsity Track. LINDA HEINZE BanncrCarrier '67- -6$; Drill Team '65- '67; Concert Choir. CAROL JEAN HENDERSON German Club '65- '67;C.S.F.; ArtClub '67-'68; Art Club Sec.-treas. '67-‘68. JOSEPH MANUAL HERNANDEZ Senior Band '65-'68; Concert Choir '65- '68; A.F.S. '66-'67j Madrigals '66-'67, Stage Band '67-'68, Orchestra '67-'68; Music Man '66-'67. ELIZABETH HERNANDEZ EVELYN HERNANDEZ KATHLEEN HERR Annual Staff '64-'65 '67-'68; Frosh. Sec. Treas.; Comm, ol Clubs, Senior Vice- pres.. Class Cabinet; Squaw. WAYNE HEYDEN MARSHA HICKS STEPHEN C. HUD Senior Honor Board, C.S.F.-. Varsity Water Polo, Varsity Swim- ming, los Conquista- dorcs. MICHAEL HILL ELIZABETH HIRST Calderon '66-‘68, C.S.F. Seniors Shan Jenkins and Sue Perong symbolize sen- iors- reaching for a future while decorating the sen- lor Christ mas tree on Senior Square. BOB HOFFMAN Varsity Basketballs Senior Honor Board; Big Ts C.S.F. KIRK HOEFER WILLIAM RAYMOND HOLLINGSWORTH Concert Choir ‘67- •68. CHERYL M. HOOVER Concert Choir 66- -68s Girls' Choir '65- ’6Si Madrigals '67- ’67s G.R.A. President ,67-,68s Student Council '67-’6S. ROBERT HORNADAY Bee Football '64- 65, J.V. Baseball -64--65. EDWARD ALAN HOROWITZ Varsity Tennis '66- ’68s C.S.F. President •67, C.S.F. Scholar- quiz Team Captain ■65-'68, Calderon 66-’68i Math Club President '66-'67. LARRY EUGENE MICHAEL HUFF HUMPHREY Varsity Basketball ED •67,68iTennis,64- HUFFMASTER 66. Senior Honor Board. Comedian of the Year. RICHARD HUTTING LINDA INGE 0 1 LESLIE INGRAM Future Teachers' Club '65-'66. Coach Hoffman leads enthusiastic seniors in caroling around the Christmas tree on Senior Square before holi- days. CHERYL A. IRELAND GLEN IRELAND OLGA ISAK VICTOR ISRAEL JOEL IVERS Senior Band '65-'67. LINDA JACK ANA MARICA Banner Carrier '66- JAMISON '67; Orchestra '64- '66; Girls' Choir '66- '68; Madrigals '67- '68. CHRISTOPHER W. JAMISON Cross Country '65- '66. JO ANN JARRET Las Aguilas '64-'65i Art Club 66 '68 Rifle Club '66-'67i Senior leader. LINDA JENSEN LINDA JESPERSEN G.R.A. '64-'67, Drill Team '64-'65; Girls' League '63-'67; Class Cabinet! German Club '63-'67. SHAN JENKINS Frosh. Class Rep.j Basketball Princess '64-’65; J. V. Yell '65- '66; Class Cabinet: Song Leader '67-'68. STEVEN EDWARD JORDAN RANDALL S. JOYCE Varsity Water Polo '67-'68i Varsity Swimming '66-'67| Big I '66 '68.C.S.F.. German Club Pres. '64i Thespians '65- '68. NILDA CECILIA JURA DO A.F.S. '66 '67. NATALIE KAHN Art Club '66-'68; Rifle Club '66 '68, JOHN KAISER C.S.F.i Senior Honor Board; Senior Lead- SUE KARSH er; Annual Staff '67- '68. STEVE KASNER LORI KASTAS Class Cabinet Girls' League '65-' 8. MICHAEL D. K A WAN A Varsity Water Polo, Varsity Swimming. MICHAEL KEELE MICHELE J. KATES KENNETH KELLETT RONALD KIYOMURA Senior Honor Board; Math Club '68; Art Club '6$;C.S.F. MONIKA KLAUS JEANNETTE KLOTH Girls' Choir '66 '67 Concert Choir '67- '68. JUDITH E. KNIGHT Senior Honor Board; C.S.F.; Senior Band; Orchestra; S.P.Q.R., Science Club, Scrib- blers. MIKE KOHR ELIZABETH KOMJATHY KATHY KOSTY Class Cabinet; Tutor- ial Program '66-'67; Spanish Club. SANDY KRAMER C.S.F.; Class Cabinet; Los Conquist adores. A freshman moves in to intercept the ball from sur- prised Sandy Kramer at All-School Sports Nite in gym. SHIRLEY JEAN LEAFSTONE CAROL LEDERMAN C.S.F.; Los Aguilas '64'65;LosConquis- tadores '661 Class Cabinet. SUSAN LEHO KAREN LERNER Class Cabinet GORDON LEV AC K HARRIET MARYLENE LEVINE Class Cabinet; French Club '64-'68; Pep Club '67-'68. DAVID LING RITA MARY LITTON Thespians '64-'68; Annual Staff '66-'68; Girls' League Pres. '66; Quill and Scroll Sec. '67-‘68iC.S.F.� Calderon Vice-pre . '67-'6Si Senior Honor Board; Forensic So- ciety. JUDI LIVENGOOD CAROL LIVINGSTON Shelly Sutton proves that, although the seniors are oldest, they are still young at heart. LINDA JEAN LUTHER JOHN MACLEOD Varsity Football Mgr. '65-'681 Varsity Bas SUSAN MARIE ketball Mgr. '66-'68; MADIGAN Varsity Baseball Mgr. '66-'68: Friday Night Supper Club; Big I '67;'68: SPOR '64'68. DONALD MAGRUDER ANNE MAICH Drill Team '67-‘6S. DOUG MANES Senior Band '64-'68i Senior Orchestra '65-'68. DANNY MARKS Forensics '64-'65; ScienccClub64-'68; Discussion Group '67-'68. JEFFREY MARSHALL LINDA N. MAXWELL Future Teachers '65- '66; Mixed Chorus '65-‘66; Concert Choir '66-'68; Madri- gals ‘67-'68i Las Aguilas '65-'66; Mu- sic Man '66-'67. MARILYN MAY STEVE MAY Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Big l Friday Night Supper Club. ARLENE McAVOY CAROLYN McCarty LAURIE McCullough Yell Leader '66-'67; Yell Queen '67-'68; Spring Sports Queen '66-'67i Winter Sports Queen '66- '67i Freshman Prin- cess; Junior Princess; Senior Princess; Track Princess '65- '66. ALAN BURCE McKENNEY McELDERY MARILYN McLaughlin CARLOS MEJIA J.V. Cross Country DANIEL MEEHAN '66; J.V. Baseball '66- '67. MARIA MEJIA Third period fire drill empties classrooms fast. MICHAEL D. MILLER Student Body Pres. '681 Student Body Treas. ’67, Comm, of Student Standards •66-67, C.S.F., S.P.Q.R. -64-'67; Sen- ior Honor Board, Jr. Class Pres. '67,Chief. LINDA LEE MILLIKIN II GARY MITCHELL KRISTINE LOUISE MOEN Sentinel Service Club, Los Conquista- dores '65-'67i Drill Team '66-'67, Senior Honor Board, Ban- ner Carrier Lt. ‘67- •68. BETTY JEAN MOORE Girls' Choir 65- 67i Concert Choir '67- ‘68. CAROLYN DENISE MOORE All time favorite Laurie McCullough, senior grid princess, rides in glory behind escort Greg Heath at the 1967 homecoming game. DON NEWMAN Varsity Track '65- '66. Varsity Football '67; Varsity Cross Country '65-'66; Bio I '67-'68. ANNE NICHOLS C.S.F.; A.F.$.. '6?'68; Class Cabinet; French Club '66-'6S; Girls' League '67-'68. Drill Team '65-'66. JACOUE NICHOLS STEVE NORDEEN Varsity Football; Varsity Football Capt. '67; Friday Night Supper Club; Big T' Sgt.-at-arms; S.P.Q.R. LARRY NUTTALl Varsity Tennis '66- '68, C.S.F.i Math Club '65-'68, Senior Honor Board; Ger- man Club, Soph. Class Rep.; Soph. Class Vice-pros.i Comm, of Publicity '68. MARGO LYNN NYGARD Drill Team '65-'67; German Club '65- '67, Senior Honor Board. RANDY OSBORN Varsity Fool ball; J.V. Basketball; Big l“i Friday Night Supper Club. RON H. OSBRINK Varsity Football. Fri- day Night Supper Club. KAREN OTTO 6.R.A. -67--6S; Chess Club '67-'6$. ANTHONY PASCUCCI HELEN ANN PASS Baseball Princess '65-'66; Basketball Princess '66-'67; Baseball Princess '66-‘67; Winter Sports Queen '67- JANIE LEE PEACOCK Track Princess'66- '67; Cross Country Princess '67-'6$. Squaw. GIL PIELAAT Art Club '66-'67; T utonal '66-'67. Program CHARLES PIERCE MARTHA PLONSKY ARAM POtADIAN JR. Varsity Football. Fri- day Night Supper Club. J.V. Baseball; S.P.O.R.. Big I . SHERRY PATRICIA POMARICO Girls' league; C.S.F.; S.P.O.R. '64-'66; A.F.S. LARRY POOL Varsity Water Polo. Bob Stevens enjoys a favorite pastime of seniors on the square. SANDRA POWELL Fall Sports Oueen '67-'6S; Jr. Prom Princess; Squaw. DAVID PREY CHRISTOPHER PRITCHARD STEVEN PRYOR MADELINE DORIS OUAN Senior Honor Board; Soph. Class Rep.; Los Conquistadores Treas.i Girls' League; A.F.S. PAULINE GRACE QUAN Soph. Class Sec.- treas.;C.S.F.;Girls’ league; Senior Hon- or Board. Class Cabi- net. CLAUDIA RADAR Banner Carrier '65- '67; Senior Honor Board;C.S.F.;Girls' League; German Club. RONALD RAGAN THERESA RAMSEY Jr. Class Rep.i Jr. Class Sec.-troas.i Senior Honor Board; C.S.F.; las Aguilas Pros.i LosConquista- dores Trcas.; Girls' League; Student Body Treas. '6$. CATHY LEE RAYOR Class Cabinet i Squaw. ROBERTA LYNN REA S.P.O.R. '64-'65i G.R-A.; Senior Lead- er. SUE REINING C.S.F.i Senior Honor Board. S.P.O.R. '64- '68; Girls' League. BILL REYNOLDS Cross Country '65- '67; Varsity Track; Rifle Club '64-'6S. Rifle Club Pres. '67- '68. GLORIA RICE LARRY RICE TERRY RICHARDSON Varsity Water Polo '63-'67.Swim Team '64-'68; Band '64-'68. DONNA MARIE RIDDELL LYNN RIGER JOHN RILEY SANDRA RISDON CHERYL ANNE ROBERTS DeanCacali knows the easy way to put on weight. GORDON WARREN ROBERTSON LOREN ROHNER Math Club '64-'6S, Science Club '64-'68; Varsity TenniSi Sen- ior Honor Boardi Senior Class Vice- pros. STEVEN ROHRDANZ Varsity Swimming •64- 6Si Varsity Wa- ter Polo '66. CHRISTINE SABIHON LANA SUE SAM Annual Editor-in- chief '67-'6$; Annual Staff '66-'68; Quill and Scroll; El Centi- nela Staff '65-'66; Class Cabinet; Squaw; Annual Rep. PAUL SCHARER Varsity Wrestling. Varsity Water Polo; Big r . LESLIE CAROL SCHULMAN Las Aguilas Pres. '65; Los conquistadores; Jr. Class Sec.-treas.; Jr. Class Rep.; Girls' League; Senior Hon- or Board; C.S.F. JACQUELINE SCHWARTZ J.V. Yell '65-'66i Song Queen '67-’68; Senior Honor Board; C.S.F.; Tutorial Pro- ject; Thespians. SUSAN LEA SEARLES ChessClub'67-'68, Rille Club '67-'68. CATHY ANN SEARS FAY DENISE SEGER Orchestral Choin Art Club. STEVE SEXTON CANDY SHAFER WAYNE DOUGLAS SHEMS JANE ANNE SHINN Soph. Class Pres.i C.S.F. JEAN SHINN NANCY SIEGEL STEVE SHIRE BRUCE SHRAGG Varsity Tennis '66- '6S1 Band '64-'6$i C.S.F.iOrchestra '65- '66; Soph. Class Rep. STEVE SILBERMAN LESLIE SIMON C.S.F. KATHLEEN SKIRVIN PHILIP SKIRVIN Varsity Footballi S.P.Q.R. Pres. '68; Bondi Friday Night Supper Club. DANASKULSKY Varsity Water PolOi Sr. Class Rep.i Var- sity Swimming: Big T’i Jr. Prom Princei Chief. PHIL SLATER FREDSMELTZER GREGORY SMITH RANDY SMITH Squirt wasn't offered at the Senior Pizza Feed but it burst into this scene of Linda Carmel. Sally Goodis and Cory Schcnkman. RUSSELL SNYDER SUE ANN SMITH JACK SOMA ANTHONY STINER ROBERT STRATTON Calderon '66-'6$; C.S.F. VAl STOMI KARL STUMPF DAVID SUEY ELLEN SUTTER S.P.Q.R. '67-'6Si Tu- toring Program '65- ‘66. SHELLEY M. SUTTON C.S.F.iS.P.O.R. '64- '68. Bond '64-’671 Jr. Prom Princessi Song Leader '67-'68i Sen- ior Honor Board. NANCY YOUNG SUEY El Centinela Editor- in-chief '67 '68; El Centinela Staff '64- '68; Senior Honor BoardiFrench Club Sec.-treas. '66-'67i Ouill and Scroll Vice- pres.; Math Club; Sentinel Service ClubiC.S.F. TRUDY SUTTON Volunteers to serve at the Senior Pizza Feed Oct. 70 were not hard to find, but the big hand was watching Andrea Berman. JUDY ANN SWANSON DEBORAH SWARTZ CHARLES TANG Senior Band '67-'6S; Math Club '68; Radio Club '66-'67; Wres- tling '68;Track'64; German Club '65- '68. ADAIR TELLER Tutorial Program '66-'67; french Club '64-'68; Class Cabi- net. DENISE JOAN TEXTER JERRY THOMPSON CATHERINE JEANNE TERRY Banner Carrier '65- '66; BannerCarrier It. '66-'671 Girls' Choir'65 '66; Madri- gals '67-'6S; Concert Choir '67-'68; Ger- man Club '64-'68; Girls' Ensemble '65- '66; Senior Honor Board '67-'68. ROBERTA THOMPSON DOROTHY TIANO JOYCE TIPTON CAROL TIMBRELL JOHN TOLLEFSON JACQUELINE TORFIN BRUCE TOWNE Senior Band '64-'68; C.S.F. LORI TRABERT MICHAEL TRALLA Varsity Track; C.S.F.; Senior Honor Board; Band '64-'66; Frosh. Baseball. DONNA FAYE TRITTIN Orchestra '65-'6S. LARRY TURNER RANDY TURNER Varsity Swim Team •65- '68. KENNETH P. TWAY Varsity Water Polo. Varsity Swimming) Comm, of Student Standards '67-'68. C.S.F.. Big I” '66-'68; German Club Pres. '66) Senior Honor Board; Sr. Class Pres. '6S. CLARK ULIERY Varsity Track '66- '6$; Intramural Surf- ing-Winner '67-'68. ANA MARIA URRUTIA HARRIETT CHRISTINA VAN BEECHAM Orchestra '64-'67, Drill Team '6S-'68; Drill Team Sgt. '67- ‘68; Senior Honor Board. EDWARD E. VASOUEZ Radio Club '65-'66. BRUCE VENTURELLI CATHY VAUGHN Drill Team '6S-'66; Banner Carrier '66- '67; Girls' Glee '63- '66; Girls' Ensemble '63-'66; Concert Choir '67-'6Si Madri- gals '67-'68.Calde- ron Sec. '66-'68. Los Conquist adores. CARMELO VENEGAS RICHARD WADE Art Club Vice-pres.j Scribblers. French Club; Varsity Track. Gymnastics. RUTH JANETTE WADE Orchestra '64-'67i C.S.F.) Calderoni Senior Honor Board. Plans for graduation arc made by Larry Humphrey. Roger Griffith, and Peter Droste while ordering senior announcements and cards. JAN WALTERS Drill Team Manager BARBARA ANN eS- ee, Drill Team WALL '66-‘67� Drill Team Lt. '67-'68. SHERI WALTERS LON WARDEN JANETTE WEBB JEFFREY M. WEIN S.P.O.R. '64-'67i Class Cabinet; Opti- mister '67-'68; Senior Honor Board Pres. '67, Chief. LAURIE WEIS C.S.F.i Calderon; Senior Honor Board; Squawi Class Cabi- net. STU WEISSMAN CANDY WHITE Banner Carrier '66- '67i German Club '65-'66; Tutorial Pro- gram '65-'66. THEODORE V. WILCOX Las Aguilas ‘64 ■'661 Los Conquistadores '66-'6$; Sentinel Service Club: Senior Honor Board: Pep Club ‘67-‘68s Ritle Club '64-'65;Class Cabinet. Band '64- '65. CYNTHIA GAIL WILSON MICHELE D. WISOTSKY C.S.F.; Los Conquit t adores ‘66-'67 Class Cabinet. WENDY WIDMAN RANDAL N. WIIDEMAN Band '64-'68. ROBERT STEPHEN WOLFE Student Body Vicc- pres. '67-'6$. Frosh. Vice-pres. '64-'65; Coordinator-ofthe- Calendar '65-'66: A.S.F. Semi-Finalist '65-'66:C,S.F.: Senior Honor Board: Span- ish National Honor Society '66-'6$. HOWARD WOIK Varsity Golf '67. PATRICIA WILLIAMS JAN WILSON F. WILLIAM WILSON.JR. BEVERLY WINEGAR Concert Choir '67- '6$; Girls' Choir '65- '67; T utorial Program '66-'67. G.R.A. Swim Team '64-'66. The Senior Section is Dismissed. DOUGLAS WONG El Centinela Staff '6?-'6Si Varsity Track; Senior Honor Board; C.S.F.. Quill and Scroll Pres.; Stu- dent Council '65; Interscholastic Press Assoc.; S.P.Q.R. EARL WOODRUFF TOM YOKAS Big I Sec.-trcas.i Friday Night Supper Club; Varsity Foot- ball; B $ J.V. Foot- ball; J.V. Baseball; Class Cabinet. JOHN ZALETEL JIM ZELENAY Varsity Water Polo; Varsity Swimming; Big I”. IENORA ZENGER 1 ELAINE YEE Las Aguilas '64-'66; los Conquistadores Sec.'66-'67,Calde- ron '66-'6$. Senior Honor Board;Class Cabinet; C.S.F. ELIZABETH ZARATE SHARON LYNNE ZICKLER Camera Shy Michael Adams Margariia Alvarez Mike Baldwin Charles Balek Charles Brechin Carol David Rick Dawson Peter Droste Rosemary Gerasia John Gilges Richard Gulbrandsen Stephen Haller Vicky Haugland Ivo Kisic Gary Kyle Isabel Montejo Wayne Murray Mike Ohl Lornie Owens Steven Peterson Pam Phillips Dan Ramos Mercedes Rizo Fernado Sanclemente Sylvia Sisto Joyce Trujillo Sandy Williams or the Minuet in 6 when you played the lion REMEMBER ACTIVITIES when you tore tickets in half and wondered why when you could come back lor seconds when hunt and peck wasn't good enough when roses were red and violet and so were you? were blue when sugar was sweet ACTIVITIES THETIME? when you felt truly alone when you fell the spirit of togetherness? BOB WOLFE ASB Vice-president MICHAEL D. MILLER ASB Treasurer LARRY OUFFIN Commissioner of Communications ELLEN BLOOM Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies KEN TWAY Commissioner of Student Standards MG ’DRIVES’ STUDENT JULIE BOWDEN ASB Secretary TOM COATES Commissioner of Clubs LARRY NUTTALL Commissioner of Publicity This year's first semester Student Council.led by Student Body President Mark Ginsburg, did much to promote inter- est in the student government program and to bring stu- dents, faculty, and administration closer together. Activi- ties and functions such as Sentinel Daze. Second Annual All-School Conference, noon movies. Principal's and Presi- dent's Forum, and advisory committees helped to accom- plish better communication. Various by-law and constitutional amendments, pro- posed and passed, clarified our constitution. Necessary and important changes, such as the amendatory process to our constitution, were made possible through these amend- ments. Voter registration of students was simplified also. This semester's Student Council obtained a new foster child. Pedro Leon Buitrago will now be a part of Inglewood High School. Supporting a foster child and other activities, such as the Red Cross, affords Student Council and the other members of the Student Body the satisfaction of helping others. This semester's Student Council truly did a commend- able job in representing and carrying out desires of the stu- dents of Inglewood High School. JOHNEMSHWILLER Commissioner of Activities MARK B. GINSBURG First Semester Associated Student Body President COUNCIL THROUGH FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL, first mn Jeff Worn. Doyle Baker. Ed Israel. Jerry Mercer. Bob Wolfe. Adcifer, Robert Hoffman. Mark Ginsburg. Mike Mil- ler. Warren Boston. Marty Herscovitz. Ed Horowitz. Dana Skulsky. St(- Wnnr, Carole Desrosiers. Ellen Rloom. Cheryl Hoover. Lorraine Hanna. Lana Sam. Mary Arrillaga. Nancy Merrill. Jule Bowden. Marti McBride. Kari Yokas. Marcy Zalben. Kathy Herr. Ruth Kaplan. Nancy Suey. fturd w. Andrea Berman. Andrea Goldman. John Emshwiller. Larry Nuttall. Ken Tway. Larry Duffin. Tom Coates. Jeff Fu|imoto. Greg Heath. Jeff Greenberg. Mike Joyce. Margie Chrambach. Kathleen Wood. Karen Stoneman. Publicity committee member. Nolee Grifkin. hangs poster in Sentinel Inn publicizing one of many spirit- building activities. Mark Ginsberg. American Field Service Stu- deni to Equador and First Semester's Student Body President, addresses students at Second Annual All-School Conference held Nov. 14. IT S A SMALL WORLD WITH A.F.S. This past summer Mark Ginsburg had the responsibility and opportunity of representing Inglewood High School and our country in Cul-des-Sarts. Belgium. While in Bel- gium. Mark stayed with his foster parents. Dr. and Mme. Georges Andre. The Andres have three children — Georges-Marc. Barbara, and Carole. Mark's father. Dr. Andre, is the Burgomaster of the town. Cul-des-Sarts is on the border between France and Belgium and has a population of approximately 1.000 peo- ple. Mark describes the teenagers there as being a great group of kids. He also adds. The teenagers seem to be a lot less concerned about the social pressures that most American teenagers are worried out.” Mark points out that there is less dating done in Belgium than in the United States. However. The teenagers have a lot of fun even though they rarely have a car at their disposal or have an organized affair to attend. Europe is not dull or lifeless by any means.” While in Belgium. Mark participated in the town's festival, which lasted four days and he attended a 24-hour car race in Francorchamp. Also. Mark and Georges-Marc traveled to nearby Paris and loured there for three exciting days. While in France. Mark witnessed an endurance motorcycle race. Mark Ginsburg learned that it is truly a small world with A.F.S. 64 MARK GINSBURG American Field Service Student to Belgium ’WALK TOGETHER, TALK TOGETHER, OYE PEOPLES OF THE EARTH, THEN AND ONLY THEN SHALL YE HAVE PEACE.’ This year Inglewood High School is extremely fortunate in having Margarita Chrambach as our American Field Service student. Upon her arrival in Los Angeles. Margie was greeted by her foster” family, the LeRoy Vaughns. In her stort stay at Inglewood. Margie has touched the hearts of many students at I.H.S. Margie's home is a city in Equador. South America. She lives with her mother and father, her grandmother, her three sisters, and a maid. Margie desires to become a multilingual secretary or in- terpreter. She speaks fluent German. Spanish, and English, and took French while here at Inglewood. She hopes to pur- sue this career and eventually to learn Russian and Chinese. Margie Finds America similar to Equador in some re- spects like modes of clothing. However. Equador's school activities are much different from those of American schools. In Quito the school does not provide any activi- ties.” All activities take place outside the school. Margie was a true ambassador. as she spent much of her time speaking to various civic organizations and an- swering their numerous questions. Margie often sprang back with a pert, inquisitive smile as she asked questions of her own. Through the privilege of having Margie at Ingle- wood this year. Margie as well as I.H.S. has greatly benefit- ed. MARGIE CHRAMBACH American Field Service Student from Equador 65 MILLER DRAFTED TO LEAD STUDENT COUNCIL, first Km, Ken Halperin. Mike Joyce. Doug Dulgari- an. Ken Tway. Jeff Wein. Mike Miller. Mitch Fisher. Marty Herscovitz. Fran Mont. Marcy Zalben. John Einshwiller. Larry Duffin. SacnJKm, Rita Litton. Nancy Merrill. Chris Hovcy. Karen Stoneman. Pam Yokas. Leslie Schwartz. Joy Kapella. Robbie Greenspan. Ed Israel. Jim Braufman. Paul Grossman. Lyn Castleton. Barry levin. Third Km Jdrissr Robert Hoffman. Steve Nor- deen. Ruth Kaplan. Jeanne Farmer. Debbie Drommerhausen. Larry Hum- phrey. Melissa Skoff. George Berenson. Marti McBride. Nolee Grifkin. Bob Wolfe. Laurie McCullough. Mike Tralla. Paula Combs. Loren Rohner. Ther- esa Ramsey. Student Council Adviser Robert Hoffman discusses a Spring Sports Rally with Stu- dent Body Vice-president. Mitch Fisher, and Laurie McCullough. Pep Squad repre- sentative to Student Council. 66 Commissioner-of-Activities. Barry levin, listens while commit- tee member Loren Rohner talks to Art Lmkletter concerning entertainment for an assembly. STUDENT COUNCIL This year's second semester Student Council, under direction of Student Body President Michael Miller, did much to accomplish the desires and interests of students. Emphasis during the semester was placed on activities. Planning and carrying out of the successful Harlem Clowns comic basketball game proved to be a highlight of the semester. Portions of the proceeds were donated to the Peace Corps. Full student participation in rallies was another first this semester. Body painting, student trivia quiz, tissue-wrap- ping contest, and the new spirit stick competition were pre- sented during Spring Sports Rally. Pep Week this year also proved to be unique and inter- esting. New innovations in rallies, contests, sells, and activi- ties added to the entire spirit of Pep Week. Numerous noon activities also contributed to the semes- ter: noon movies, narcotics discussion, and numerous oth- ers added to a successful second half of the school year. Second semester Student Council indeed had the inter- ests and desires of students in mind. Unique and well- planned activities truly describes second semester. MICHAEL D. MILLER Second Semester Associated Student Body President MITCH FISHER ASB Vice-president THERESA RAMSEY ASB Treasurer JEANNE FARMER ASB Secretary BARRY LEVIN Commissioner of Activities JEFF WEIN Commissioner of Clubs PAUL GROSSMAN Commissioner of Communications RITA LITTON Commissioner of Publicity KENNETH HALPERIN Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies IARRY DUFFIN Commissioner of Special Services MICHAEL JOYCE Commissioner of Student Standards SENIOR PROM PROVES TO BE ’A NIGHT TO REMEMBER’ MARGIE CHRAMBACH and GREG HEATH Queen and King Mary Arrillaga and Mari Ginsburg Prince and Prince MR. WILLIAM GILLS Hand Dirater MR. PAUL MARTS AstedtU Dinner Drum Major DAVE HERNANDEZ, jun- ior, leads band in half-time perform- ance during Mira Costa football game Oct. 30. BAND. Herttena, Joe Cavanaugh. Dave Dicner. Bill Kerr. Dave McDanial. Hess, George Gillum. Joe Hernandez. Steve Nordccn. Terry Richardson. Phil Skirvin. iJariurtr. Mike Burchicrc. Brian Campbell. Ruberta Ladd. Vicki Larson. Susan Smith. Barry Trunk. Nacy Allen. Jim Closs. Clancy Covo. Ralph Deeds. Margaret Enbner. John Griffiths. Dave Hack. Sue Holsten. Terri Holsten. Gwen Holzmer. Nora Hull. Julio Krauss. Cathy leather-- wood. Cheri Murry. Terry Nanni. Randy Wildeman. Salinda Lucero. Ann MAJORETTES. Shelley Heilman. ku4ma entte Shirlee Sheets. Debbie McCully. Vicki Huey. Debby Jones. Karen Rickel (all juniors). 70 Maley. Dorene Maley. Doug Manes. Robert Browrwtone. Drums, Dave Buffett, art Daldelow. Dave Centilim. Phil Kani. Dave Phillips. Bruce Shragg. Karl Stumph. Chuck Tang. Bruce Towne. Tom Perry. Ira Allen. Craig Mellgren. 3iutes, Cathy Alex. Karen Henderson. Nancy Knight. Chris Prtichard. Lynn Robinson, Carrie Small. Ginny Teller. ?NHtk Herns, Jim Er- ickson. Ron Kass. Snrspkmcs, Jeff Ackerman. Dan Breen. Bill Edwards. John Greenman. Jim Ratckin. Doug Salmoson. Donna Ventonis. Xrmterus, Gor- den Barnard. Thomas Burr. Dave Conway. Lynn Eckles. Art Esty. Jose Matamales. Kevin O'Connell. Jim South. John Valeri. Bill Young. Phil Kass. Vrumprts, Danny Ackerman. John Crawford. David Dowle. Scott Goedike. Ken Halperin. Carl Hawkins. Tim Howard. Kalen Kahn. Jud Knight. Geriod Matamales. Dan Paroda. Ken Pierce. Don Sheets. Stephen Tanaka. Jim Turner. John Zinek. Steve Ives. Scott Nicholas. MARCHES ON This year’s 1967-68 Sentinel Band had a very successful season. They took part in seven football games with four outstanding halftime shows, the last being the homecom- ing game with a spectacular fireworks display. They partici- pated in the Hawthorne Band Review, the Hollywood Christmas parade by invitation. Inglewood Christmas pa- rade. Camarillo Band Review, and the Disneyland parade. Our Concert Band presented an outstanding concert in Night of Music , participated in Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association musical festival and concluded a highly successful year with their overnight trip to National City Maytime Band Review, staying at the Hilton Hotel in San Diego. This year's band, under direction of Mr. William Gills and associate director Mr. Paul Marts, did an award-win- ning job in representing Inglewood High School. Band members present half-time performance_at Sentinel Field during homecoming game with Haw- thorne High Nov. 20. STEP IN TIME WITH THE DRILL TEAM. first mr, Pam Pierce. Connie Wong. Joy lane. Jan Waller . JL'im truant, Kathy Conway. Captain, Chris Van Beecham. Srrarant. Donna Her- nandez. Elizabeth Powell. Linda Crocker. Seemi ntr, Cathy Nemecek. Sally Vaughn. Martha Chineo. Robin D'Amico. Mary Maich. Hanna Kuy- lea Andrea Blanco. Jody Nishtda. Ann March. Pam Reagan. Third Air, Patty Jone . Hope Aquino. Judy Olson. Shirley Hickman. Nancy Tay- lor. Glcnna Turner. Terri Luther. Peggy Schlundt. Ann Warren. BANNER CARRIERS. Tristine Dunn. Loyce Jone . Lynn Gill . Marilyn Thrcl- fall. Kris Moen. Linda Hetnze. Claudia Obremski. Diane Ryan, Linda Pielaat. Banner carriers take part in halftime per- formance with band and drill team during foot- ball game with Samohi at Sentinel Field Oct. 6. 72 DRILL TEAM Kathy Conway Captatu Jan Walters .'intnent Chris Van Bcccham Servant Success is not just luck, but determination, cooperation, and a desire to work.” This is the motto of the Inglewood High School Drill Team and has helped them throughout the year. In addition to promoting spirit this past year, the girls have been actively participating in all football games and have rooted our team on to victory. Many of Southern California's well known parades have seen this group marching through the streets and giving distinction and pride to Inglewood High School. 74 Pep Squad' Traditional I” Pep squad member Shelly Sutton, senior, watches with anticipation our final foot- ball game of season at South High, which we lost 18-20. VARSITY YEll. Patty Wilson, junior: Susie Arndt, senior. Queen Laurie McCullough, sen- ior: Paula Combs, senior: Sue Merrill, junior. FLAG, hast, Queen Mary Arrillaga. senior. StauJist . juniors Diane Chrysong. Nancy Ben- der. Nancy Wood. SONG. Sara Brown, senior. Shan Jenkins, senior; Queen Jackie Scwartz. senior: Shelly Sutton, senior: Debbie Hall, junior. JV YELL. Sophomores Linda Grayson. Karen Pearson. Janie Michaels. 75 MUSICAL TALENT AT MADRIGALS MADRIGALS. On Piau Bark Pamela Camming, Stove Kershaw. Linda Jack. 3irU Kent, Pam Wclborn. Sara Brown. Linda Maxwell. Martha Craig. Joe Hernandez. Jean Kauffman. Linda Williams. Mike Cummings. Cathie Terry. Back Kttr, Cathy Vaughn. Don Haynes. Dan Breen. Robert Berkes. Cheryl Hoover. Herbert chmidt. Gordon Robertson. Greg Prescott. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA AT NIGHT OF MUSIC CONCERT MARCH S Dan Acker- man. Joscfine Albclo. Sharon Baker. Walt Barteis. Roger Baker. David Bornstcin. Dorothy Bowling. Dan Breen. Robert 8udd. Carol Chapman. Bruce Cherry. Dave Conway. Robin D’Amico. Art Estey. Jim Erickson. Tom Fowler. Regina Ganilla. Dianna Hamlet. Shirley Hickman. Nora Hull. Gwen Hummel. Phil Kass. Ron Kass. Judy Knight. Nancy Knight. Stan Krummc. Brian Kupka. liana Kuylen. Mike Krechcvsky. Linda Larson. Jim La Blanc. Cheryl Lorenze. Doug Manes. Jose Mamamales. Gloria Mansis. Susan Morris. Valerie Morris. Joy Moulton. Linda Moxon. Jody Nishida. Dave Phillips. Marion Rodriguez. Denese Seger. Carolyn Small. Jennifer Small. Bruce Shragg. Joann Stewartson. Nancy Taylor. Bruce Towne. Donna Tnt- tin. Alana Wasset. Danny Weikal. Julie Williams. Louis We� . Patricia Yasa- take. Marcia Zeavin. Dorothy Zeavin. Cynthia Wiberg. Chen Murry. Or- chestra directed by Mr. William Gills. 76 I.H.S. RANKED HIGH CONCERT CHOIR first Km, 'Dirater Mr. Paul Marts. Christine Christopher. Pamela Cum- mines. Pamela Wellborn. Linda Hemze. Nancy Cibulk. Susan Backus. Mar- gie Michaels. Patty Willson. Mike Cummings. Ron Terry. Neil Sherwood, Victor Frake. Gary Ostby. Mrs. Barbara Gooze. Second Kew, Ruth Foscelyn. Donna Kepford. Marilyn Trclfall. Cathie Terry. Cathy Vaughn. Sue Go- lightly. Jody La Sola. Jim Moddispaugh. Brian Albert. Herb Schmidl. Bill Gardner. Allen Smoot. Roger Shoop, Greg Prescott. Gary Alleman. third Km’, Elyce Larsen. Jeanett Kloth. Debbie McCtillen. Kathy Gardner. Betty Moore. Suzanne Dobkins. Cheryl Hoover. Bevery Winegar. Diane Davis. Richard Bergh. Steve Kershaw. Joe Hernandez, Daniel Casen. Gary Foley. hurth Km, Becky Crawford. Sara Brown. Mary Gardner. Jean Kaufman. Francine Mont. Chris Hovey. Linda Williams. Beth Jacobs. Robert Wilson. Don Morgan. Terry Stokes. Earl Sheeban. Dan Breen. Dan Haynes. ,Vi'tpk- turrd, David Phillips. Bill Hollingsworth, and Martha Craig. SR. GIRLS GLEE first Km, Loretta Rodriquez. Donna Littlejohn. Linda Crocker. Patty Angel. Margarita Urrutia. Pam Pierce. Sue Simroll. Linda Newhart. Melinda Hill. Annell Stewart. Mary Robinson. Barbara Landis. Saeud Km, Dana Wright. Francine Pearl. Janie Michaels. Laurie Gal. Tina Nicholas. Connie Wil- liams. Gorginana Bucy. Kathy Abril. Pat Fleming. Bonnie Helm. Glenna Turner. Cynthia Peel. Susan Spivak. Cathy Nemecek. Linda Jack, third Km, Linda Zogg. Kathy Stookesberry. Marilyn Cutler. Nancy Bender. Ei- leen Davis. Cathie Alioto. Marjorie Bentlen.ChervI Lorenze. Nancy Taylor. Mary Chatburn. Jo Phillips. Cheryl Hoover. Beverly Winegar. 77 BACKWARDS DANCE: WONDERLAND BY NIGHT’ GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD. Melissa Skoff. Jeanne Farmer. Marilyn May, Jdeiser Mrs. Ellen Frith. Toni Sevendia. Debbie Drommerhausen. yidrtssr Mrs. Gloria Woehler. Carole Desrosiers. GIRLS’ LEAGUE: TOGETHERNESS FOR FUN AND PROFIT CAROLE DESROSIERS DEBBIE DROMMERHAUSEN Firs� Semester President Second Semester President UPPER DIVISION GIRLS' LEAGUE. dint Ktm. Claudia Rader. Melissa Skoff. Marilyn May. Carole Desrosiers. Debbie Drom- merhausen. Toni Sevendia. Suzann Bailey. Michele Estes. Sacad Kew, Mary Gross. Rita Litton. Sue Reining, Lon Kastas. Ada San- tiago. Adviser Mrs. Ellen Frith. Cindy DeSmith. Cheryl Lambert. Mark Ginsburg. Anne Nichols. Suzanne Justis. Theresa Ramsey. LOWER DIVISION GIRLS' LEAGUE, dint Kcw, Chama Stein. Susan Spivak. Adviser Mrs. Scofield. Eileen Davis. Jan Nelson. Seremd Kow, Olga E vergat es. Marge May. Julie Scofield. Ilene Paskil. Debbie Schulman. Ellen Lipin. Ellen Mouthaan. Zkird Kew, Kristi Hawkins. Norah Carothers. Gigi Corletl. Cathy Soukup. Melinda Bud- kin. Sue Hawkins. 79 Peach � and Herb” (seniors Mitch Fisher and Steve Nordeen) performed at Big T Talent Show during lunch-time Nov. 14. The Supreme (seniors Randy Osborn. Bob Hoffman, and Steve May) sang one of their all-time hits. Stop in the Name of love. before a capacity crowd at Big T Tal- ent Show in George Green auditorium. Entire cast of the T alent Show appeared on stage for the finale. While emcee Mitch Fisher stepped out for a short beer. John Madcod filled in. Alan Frank let Hertz put him in the driv- er's seat” during big T Talent Show. Tommy Stockton, auditorium supervisor, and Mrs. Beverly Benedict. Eng- lish and dramatics teacher, supervised behind-the-scenes activities during Talent Show. Inglewood High’s Letterman's Club, known as Big I , is com- posed of lettermen in all varsity sports. Under the leadership of first semester's president Greg Heath and second semester’s president Steve Nordeen. Big I performed many services, spon- sored various activities throughout the year, and ushered during rallies and assemblies. The annual Big I” Talent Show was held in November along with a beard-growing contest, a car-smash during Pep Week, and other off-campus activities. GREG HEATH First Sem. Pres. STEVE NORDEEN Second Scm. Pres. BIG T MEMBERS. 3irft AWy Aram Poladium. Tom Yokas. Dean Bak- er. Greg Heath. Steve Nordeen. John Riley. John MacLeod. Randy Osborn. SataJ Kewt Dana Skutsky. Dave Anderson. Don Newman. Dick Hutting. John Gunnel. Ken Tway. Tom Hazel. Third AW', Steve Magruder. Alan Frank. Doyle Baker. Mitch Fisher. Gary Foley. Chuck Guerrero. 3curth AVr, Roger Griffith. Dave Diener. Mike Ginsburg. Mike Walsh. Martin Anderson. Rick Beckendorf. RUTH KAPLAN Feature Editor Business Manager MARTY RAKLEY Editorial Editor ANDREA COMSKY Feature Editor JIM WOOLWINE Sports Editor Managing Editor ART HOROWITZ Sports Editor JOYCE FINZI News Editor MIKE DAVIS News Editor DOUG WONG Photographer KATHY FOWLER Feature Editor 82 EL CENTINELA GIVES US THE WORD NANCY SUEY Editor-in-Chief Adviser Mr. Jospeh Byers EL CENTINELA CONTRIBUTORS, first Ktw, freshman John Lombardo. sophomores Chrrs Ramsey and Doug Zajicck. Kew, freshman Leslie Colman and junior Linda Askew. This scene is typical of curious students who crowd around ft Cattittda boxes every other week to obtain a copy of the school newspaper. 83 Seniors relax on Senior Square while reading their copy of Nov. 3rd issue of ft Ctnturdt. MADWOMAN SAVES CHAILLOT — Virtue triumphed over evil on the evenings of February 23 and 24 when Thespian Society presented Zh(Madwman of ChaUlot by Jean Giradoux. The entire cast was magnificent at establishing the motivation behind their actions, wheth- er it was the sinister materialism of the capitalists or the simplistic virtues of the vagabonds. Constance, dear. I don’t mind taking Dickie in my lap. He loves to sit in my lap. don't you. darling? Madwomen Constance (Jackie Schwartz) and Gabridle (Chris Bravos) join the Countess for tea and discuss the future of humanity. Everyone knows tin poor are alone to blame for their poverty. Rut how is it the fault of the rich if they're rich? The Ragpicker (Tim Howard), as attorney defending the capitalists, eloquently insures his ow n conviction. 84 Watch your step. In greedy pursuit of oil. the Ksidents (Ray Owens. Bob Klingman. and Tom ts). are inveigled to their doom. Sadness flies on the wings of the morning, and out of the heart of darkness comes the light.” Voices express gratitude to the Countess (Rita Litton) for the world's new radiance. You can summon the defendants by calling them three times — mentally is you like. If they don't appear, the court may designate an attor- ney who will represent them. The regal and scholarly Josephine (Peggy Ailanjian) elaborates on her knowledge of law. Men love you because you are beautiful and clever and soulful and they leave you for someone who is plain and stupid and soulless. But why. Adolphe Bertaut ? Why? Why? In a poignant climax of feeling, the Countess (Rita Lit- ton) envisions Pierre (Ken Tway) as her unrequit- ed love. Adolphe Bertaut. IN THE NICK OF TIME' Outstanding performances were given by Tom Coates (the Prospector). Tim Howard (the Ragpicker). Chris Bra- vos (Gabrielle). Jackie Schwartz (Constance), and Rita Lit- ton (Countess Aurelia). Excellent supporting characters included Jeff Greenberg (the Sewerman). Peggy Ailanjian (Josephine). Ken Tway (Pierre). Stan Krumme (Dr. Jadin), and Mark Northcross (Deafmute). Why do you have your boots in your hand instead of on your feet. Eti- quette. Contess. Eti- quette. The fra- grantly eloquent sewer man (Jeff Greenberg) calls on the Countess (Rita Litton) and reveals the secret of the moving stone.” first Kev, Juliana Bowden; Pauline Quan; Laurie Weiss, Carol Benson; Ellen Bloom; Jeff Wein; Pres. first Semester, John Ermhwiller. SfeeadSemes- ter's Pres., Lorraine Hanna; Margie Chrambach; Sue Reining; Shelly Sut- ton; Nancy Cibulk; Nancy Suey. Seeeud KffW, Elaine Yee; Cathy Borges, Janet Bisbey; Kris Moen; Claudia Rader; Chris Van Beechani; Theresa Ramsey; Jackie Schwartz; Mary Arrilliga. first Semester's See' ., Rita Lit- ton. Seem! Semester's Seel, Adviser Mrs. Garretson. ibird KW, Marilyn May; Paula Combs; Ron Kiyamura; Loren Rohner; Mike Miller; Judith Knight; Andy Arkin; Mark Ginsburg; Ted Wilcox. fevrth Kew, Tom Coats; Larry Nuttal; Doyle Baker, Larry Humphrey, Rich Fields, Greg Van Boening, Ken Kcllett, Mike Tralla, Bob Hoffman. ,Vnf Pietured, Andrea Berman; Valerie Gardner, Natalie Kahn, Margo Nygard; Madeline Ouan, Cathie Terry, Jeanne Farmer, Leslie Schulman. first Semester's Viee-pres., Tom Betts. Bruce Cherrys Larry Duftin, Rodger Griffith; Ken Tway; Bob Wolfe, and Doug Wong. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION first AW, Robert Brownstone. Clifford Nichols. Barry Trunk. Jenny Small. Debbie Abrams. Ilene Paskil. Cathy Alex. Joyce Finn. Lynne Foltz. Robin Kiyomura. Joy Lane. Suzanne Justis, Gerry Gibson. Sue Talman. Blythe Fukunaga. Tina Halverson. Don Humphrey. Seeead AW, George Berenson. David Cibulk. Karen Stoneman. Andrea Doumakes. Bill Dickerman. Lyn Castlcton. Andy Tallman. Debbie Hall. Karri Yokas. Marilyn Martin. Marge May. Valerie Wolk. Leslie Schwartz. Karen Tuppan. Barbara Woods. Shari Schuler. Zhird AW, Barri Pilson. Melissa Skoff. Stephan Tanaka. Warren Roston. Rob Greenspan. Carri Small. Marti Rakley. Mark Portnoy. Melinda McBride. Dorothy McKinney. Susan Snell. Ivy Skoff. Charlne Schiffris. Helene Wolin. fearth Kew, Tim Wilde. Jeff Greenberg. Ken Erickson. Norita Sarian. David Bornstein. Greg Hall. Bob Stratton. Debbie Barbour. Marti McBride. Jan Wade. Judith Knight. Nancy Cibulk. Nancy Wood. Ilene Goodis. fifth Kern, Dave Grossman. Blake Garfin. Ken Duffin. David Linden. Larry Fishier. Avery Schlesenberg. Ron Kass. Art Estey. Ken Kovitz. Warron Dillion. Rich Bergh. John Emshwdler. LarryNuttal. Rita Litton. Barry Levin. Debbie Schlesinger. Sue Jacobs. Debbie Karrenbrock. and Marilyn May. Senior Honor Board Senior Honor Board is a service organization composed of seniors who have actively participated in numerous areas of student life at I.H.S. Senior Honor Board was re- sponsible for taking tickets at football and basketball games. They also took charge of flag rais- ing ceremony each morning and served as guides at special events. Jeff Wein and John Emslnveller were presidents this year. Mrs. Mildred Garretson was adviser. TIME TO EXCEL IN SERVICE AND SCHOLARSHIP Sentinel Service California Scholarship Federa- tion is an honorary organization recognizing high scholastic standing. Membership is based on a minimum requirement of three A's and one B. C.S.F. was under the leadership of Ed Ho- rowitz. first semester’s president, and Bob Wolfe, second semes- ters president, and was advised by Mrs. Van de Braak. librarian. Sentinel Service Club created a new. written constitution this year. They served at basketball games and at other school functions. This year the club was under leadership of Marti Mc- Bride. Vice-principal Miss Lou McMonoies was their advis- er. Jirtf Kewt Marcy Zalben. Ruth Kaplan. Ilene Paskil. Debbie Karrcnbrock. Karen Kahn. Diane Dav- is. Suntd Afar Nancy Scoit. Debbie Schlesinger. Marge May. Pntidatt Marti McBride, and Lela Newman. Scribblers S artiKfi i'(ft JrcwtJik ZatU, Debbie Glicklick. Theresa Gerasia. Rich Wade. Cheryl Otto. Mary Robinson. Joe Adams. Sian Krumme. John Lillrolh. umor Debbie Glicklich. editor, puls Finishing touches to StrtMcf. SfnMa is collection of best creative writing in a magazine done by creative writing students this year at Inglewood High. CLUBS PLAY AN INTEGRAL Tom Vandecook.AdristrMrs. Rosenthal. Art Club Forensics Club Senior Richard Wade studies his subject and tries to create beauty, stimulate the imagination, and captivate the soul on an Art Club field trip to the Marina February 12 which had the purpose of giving artists like Rich a chance to develop individual talent.___ Friends. Romans and country- men. lend me your ears” can be heard as Forensics Club assem- bles after school once a week in A-S. Besides panel discussions and speech rehearsals, they repre- sented Inglewood High in various contests and appearances spon- sored by community organiza- tions. such as Optimist Club. Ex- change Club. Lions Club, and Bill of Rights Commemoration Com- mittee. PART AT I.H.S. i'ff! «� Ktfhl hrst AVwv D. Apodaca. E. Gonzalez. M. Gonzalez. SiftwJ k v, W. Harding. E. Woodruff, ibinf A’ih J. GuwixH. J. Sutton. C. Me Kenney. D. Salmonson. J. Downs. M. Conway. A. Haddad. G. Johnson. E. Dominquez. M. Hill. B. Sherman. D. Cossa. D. Jordon. A. Me Kenney. .Ve PktHU.i: B. lui- Stage Crew ken. R. Sease. J. Churchill. J. Schillmeer. and G. Kyle. Math Club Meet the people behind the scenes who play a big part in the functions of this school. Stage Crew. Although they had only two scheduled periods, first and sec- ond. one could find them working many long hours before func- tions. They worked at rallies, as- semblies. plays, and concerts. Besides operating the stage curtains and lights, they built beautiful sets for the Thespian and Senior Class plays, complete with a cellar and a rolling stone. This group was under the lead- ership of Mr. Tommy Stockton and Mr. John Patakas. Thank you. Stage Crew, for making our pro- ductions successful at I.H.S. this year. I’kfiJfHt Mark Abrams and Vkt-prtsidat( Tom Coates race to find the answer and to develop their skill on their respective Instruments in a Math Club showdown. Does a circle have sides? Does infinity have points?” These and other theoretical questions were dis- cussed every Monday by Upper and Lower Math Clubs in either J-S or Fa-4. Math Club provided opportunities for members to enjoy mathematical appreciation so that they might be- come interested in theoretical math- ematics. Varied topics included to- pology. symbolic logic, data process- ing. and study of famous mathema ticians. Other activities included working with theslide rule, three- dimensional tic-tac-toe tourna- ments. and field trips. All members shared in conducting programs as well as participating in various activ- ities. WHERE PARTICIPATION OF Rifle Club Bulls eye!” Practice session are held Mondays and Wednes days after school at High School's rifle range. Purpose of Rifle Club at wood High is to promotesafet with rifles and to encourage com petition among its members. Indi vidual and team competition ar stressed in matches in IHS and i matches outside the school. Behind every good team is a good rooting section. Pep Club, reactivated in the summer of 1967 by a group of interested students and Adviser Mr. Robert Schott • land, tried to kick-up spirit around Inglewood High. In summertime, the club co- sponsored a Los Angeles Lakers' basketball game in conjunction with Inglewood Coaches Associa- tion. Pep Club also had white- shirt sections at football games and. for the first time in several years, had a Homecoming Dance. STUDENTS IS EMPHASIZED Radio Club (V. tV. tV This IS mttBHcalling CQ. You're and So. So goes the lingo of Radio Club as they contact other Hams in Japan. Germany, or Hawthorne on their club radio every other week on Monday nights. Discussions, lectures, and work pe- riods on the radio are some programs of the club. Field trips to Northrop Corp. and Swan's Radio Shack in Oceanside were also taken. Members of this active club are tarry Abneyi Sttf. -at-arms John Acunzo. I 'tie-president Darrell Baliam Curt Bartons Steve Bawolskis George Berensons Dave Bergh; Arthur ?, yn ei .Si)l.-at-arms, Sftrrtary Chris Brackens Tom Bra it h- wattes Mike Browns Neil Brownecs Xttauttt Robert Budd; John Dales Hal Epsteins Dick Geyer. Robert GibbSs Ste- ven Grenrocks Gary Grossmans David Jordans David Kaos Tom Kasss Gary Kuznitz; Steve KuntZs Joe Kwait, Chris Lessels Barry Levins Steve Levinei Ray- mond Louies Steve Ramsby; Pttsi4( t Doug Reeves. Eric Sassen. Scott Sauls Curtis Smiths Jeremy Smiths Anthony Stiners George Stomis Paul Sultons Edward Vasquezs Dennis Wagners Graig Wilsons Ray Wolins Clifford Bar- bers Brad Zanes Robin Berrins Jeff Weinsteins Steve Ivess Steve Kershaw; George Richardsons Bruce Mosss and Charles Mason. LATIN first AW, Phil Skirvm. Tom Parker, David Connol. Dave Cilbulk. Joyce Finzi. Marge May. A driftr Miss Kron. Sac Kit Hew, Nancy Knight, Margert Borges. Mary Gardner. Deb- bie Barbour. Marti McBride. Jody Nesheda. Robin Kyomura. Ellen Sudsier. Joan Pickering, tyn Gordon. third Kow, Judy Knight. Linda Babish. fourth AW- Ron Cass. Greg Hall. Rob- ert Budd. Marty Rakley. Art Esty. Tom Hazel. Herb Schmidl. GenrudeSteinburg. FRENCH first AW.- Raleen Frietag. Sue Dobkin. Suzanne Justis. Sftcnd AW. Andrea Berman. Margie Michaels. Margie Chrambach. Ann Nichols. third AW'. Adceser Mrs. Klein. Cathy Borges. Eric Kawata. Dean Demory. Adair Teller. Wendy Fears. Jeff Greenberg. Dennis Dona- hue. GERMAN first AW', Mike Wasserman. Louis James. Bill Kerr. Jeff Haas. Rick Blanton. Nancy Bender. Clyde Barrel. Seem AWv Adviser Mrs. Tatikian. Paula Combs. Judy Wilson. Louisa Pietrzyk. Cathy Alex. Shirty Sheets. Blythe Fukanaga. Cindy Erlich. Mary Chattburn. A dater Mrs. Guenther. 92 LANGUAGES BRING FORTH UNDERSTANDING CALDERON Calderon is the Spanish Honor Society of Inglewood High School. Membership is open to students of Spanish who maintain high scholastic standing. This year’s candlelight installation was held at the Cafe Escobar restaurant. Over 25 students were eligible for in- stallation. boosting Calderon's membership to over 40 su- perior estudiantes” (students). Officers this year included Tom Coates, president: Rita Litton, vice-president; and Cathy Vaughan, secretary. htit Km, Sue Tallin.™. Karen Stoneman. Cathy Weil. Debbie Gillery. Stmd Km, Patti Houston. Pam Wellborn. Ilene Pas- kit. Linda Grayson. Lea Oziet. Christie Robinson, c'(uni Km, Elaine Yee. Carol McCulley. Debby Hall. Cathy Vaughn. Rita Litton. Metissa Skoff. Kari Small. LAS CHISPAS dint Km, Kathy Wood. Jan Nelson. Susan Gaines. Lyn Grant. Sawd Km, Aaaur Mrs. Rice. Diane Davis. Debbie Swenson. Sylvia Berites. Debbie Schulman. Xlsird Km, Margie Ginoc- chi. Don Sheets. Barry Trunk. BobThilen. Lori Woo. 93 1968 CAMPUS'S ’SENTINEL DAZE’ a Dip Tank There was a Free Speech booth a togetherness in carnival-like atmosphere a car smash 94 a poetry-writing contest booth and coin-pitching for prizes. LAURIE WEIS ELIZABETH HIRST KENNETH TWAY BRUCE CHERRY VALEDICTORIANS Six outstanding scholars set an unprecedented first for Inglewood High School this year. These six valedictorians out of its Top Ten were Kenneth Tway. Bruce Cherry. Laurie Weis. Nancy Cibulk. Elizabeth Hirst and Robert Wolfe. All maintained 4j0O grade point average during their four years at Inglewood High. Plans for the future among the Top Six include atten- ding Stanford University for Ken Tway; U.C.L.A. for Bob Wolfe. Laurie Weis, and Bruce Cherry; Brigham Young University for Beth Hirst; and Pomona College for Nancy Cibulk. We hope that they will continue their successes in the future. ROBERT WOLFE NANCY CIBULK SALUTATORIAN TOP TEN TOM COATES Tom Coates, this year's Salutatorian. won many scholarships and awards this past year. Among these were National Merit Scholarship from Northrop Corpo- ration. semi-finalist in Southern California Edison Scholarship, finalist in Los Angeles Vimes Scholarship, third place regionalist in Bank of America competition, and a California State scholarship winner. Tom achieved a 3.975 grade point average during his four years at Inglewood High and plans to attend California Institute of Technology next year. One of Tom’s main interests this year was reading comic books. LARRY NUTTALL ED HOROWITZ MIKE MILLER What's (or dinner? Cast assmbttd, Joe Adams. Margie Chrambach. Dan Breen. Paula Combs. Doyle Baker. John Evjen. Jackie Schwartz. Tom Coates. Gary Foley. Rita Litton, and Larraine Hanna. The age-old cliche money can’t buy happiness was expertly illustrated the evenings of April 26 and 27 when the Senior Class presented Moss Hart's you Can't Cate it With ou. Grandpa (commendingly performed by Doyle Baker) had shown the members of his household—Penny (Jackie Schwartz). Alice (Larraine Hanna). Essie (Paula Combs). Paul (John Evjen), Ed (Dan Breen). Donald (Loren Rohner). Sophie (Margie Chrambach). and D'Pinna (Mike Miller)— an easy, relaxed life where the only obligations were to oneself. Hence, all enjoyed themselves and each other to the fullest. When Alice fell in love with Tony (Gary Foley), son of the society Kirbys (Tom Coates and Rita Litton), the strained communication between in-laws met with disaster. With tremendous insight. Grandpa reconciled the families, and Mr. Kirby soon cultivated a taste for not only blintzes but also life’s simple pleasures! i FASHION SAFARI’ Inglewood girls were invited to take a Safari into the wilds of fashion May Sth at Annual Girls' League Fashion Show. A lion, a tiger, a giraffe, a river steamer, a bubbling pot. an exotic jungle, and a friendly native set the mood for Fashion Safari.” Spring fashions from sportswear to formats were modeled by 30 IHS girls. Mary Webb Davis, fashion expert, guided IHS girls through the exotic jungle of fashion, and the modeling scholarship to her school of fashion was awarded to junior Mercedes Falero. Greg Garrick. Ron Osbrink. Gary Foley, and Jon Wilton lifted Carolyn McCarty into the scene. Girls' League also awarded its Girl-of- the-Month and Girl-of-the-Year” trophies to active and deserving members of Upper Division. Receiving awards were Debbie Drommerhausen. Miss September; Jeanne Farmer. Miss October; Paula Combs. Miss November; Rita Litton. Miss December; Sue Reining. Miss January; Thersa Ramsey. Miss February; Sue Bailey. Miss March; Michaele Estes. Miss April; Marilyn May. Miss May; Claudia Rader. Miss June. Debbie Drom- merhausen. second semester's hard-working president, received the Girl-of-the-Year award. Judy Wilton practiced her Tarzan entrance for the first of the thow. Debbie Barbour. Sharon Struck. Martha Chineo. Kathy Kottey. Candy Schafer, and Claudia Rader presented spring fashions for school hours. Girls-of-the-Months” waited for Girl-of-the-Year to be announced. PEP WEEK '68 There was a Senior Class Bar-b-que a practice (or Powder Puff football game a Big T rally a noontime dance some moving end sweeps during the Powder Puff football game April 5th on P.E. held and traditional sales of all types on campus. 'AN ARABIAN NIGHT’ FILLED WITH DELIGHT Class of 196$ enjoyed their Junior Prom, entitled An Arabian Night. Many long weeks of toil and hard work led to the success of this delightful evening the night of March 22.196S. Reigning over the prom were princesses Nancy Wood. Francine Mont, and Chris Hovey. Princes were Ken Erickson. Phil Ginsburg. and Jeff Fujimoto. Queen and King were Sue Merrill and Dean Dulgari- an. Due to the hard work and organizing of the two exeuctive boards and advisers Miss Cipriano and Mr. Beusee. our Arabi- an Night was filled with delight! PROM COURT SfOttdi Queen Sue Merrill and King Dean Dulgarian. SlttMdiuj, Princesses Chris Hovey. Fran- cine Mont. Nancy Wood and Princes Jeff Fufu I ujimoto. Phil Ginsburg. and Ken Erickson. 95 TIME IN . .. for spirit, motivated and influenced by dedication, enthusiasm, and attitudes of coaches. Driven by personal determination, individuals compete, fight, sacrifice, train — through long hours of dirt . . . sweat . . . strained muscles — often exhausted, yet loyal in their dedication. SPORTS TIME OUT ... to unite emotions, zeal, and enthusiasm into teams of cooperation and skill, cumulating in efforts expended in anticipation of victory. Points are scored-, individual accomplishments are realized as competition intensifies. Tasting victory and defeat, we know pride and humility. Guns crack, whistles shrill-, another game, the race is on . . . competition continues for us . . . IHS. QUEENS SANDY AND MARY 1967 Fall Queen and Court REIGN WITH BEAUTY 1967 Grid Queen And Court Marlene Gamble Junior Princess Janie Michaels Sophomore Princess Miss Mary Arrillaga Grid Queen Karen Bua Freshman Princess Laurie McCullough Senior Princess 1 I 1968 Winter? ' r Miss Helen Pass inter Sports Queen Wrestling Princess Cindy Dilley Basketball Princess Cecilia Ramos WBB® John Gunnel finds a touchdown a fingertip away as an airborn football narrowly misses its target in a game against Mira Costa High when we came out on the short end 13-6. SPORTS IN SUCCESS Varsity water poloist Mike Walsh is determined not to let his man get away as he guards his man closely in a game with San- ta Monica High which we won 8-7. Sports in action is the picturesque story of the determination, agony, joy. frustration, and pain of Inglewood High School's athletes and coaches. The determination of blocking that attempted goal shot, or the agony of having that touchdown just a fingertip away. ?r the pain of trying to convince that one ref that he made a terri- ole call, and the frustration of having to be helped out of the game because of an injury that won't let you forget it’s there. These are just a few of the moments in the world of sports that this year's Qntumtd White have tried to capture for you. Assistant football coach. Gus Panella. reflects the fight and determination characteristic of all Inglewood High coaches as he argues a point with a referee in a game with Haw- thorne High which we won 15-0. ACTION; AND DEFEAT Jack Avram goes up high to snag a Mitch Fisher pass: South Torrance defender are in close pursuit. Anxiety is expressed in the faces of Inglewood High coaches and captain Steve Nordeen. who paces up the sidelines during a crucial moment of our homecoming game in November. Sentinel wingback. Doyle Baker, wards off a Mira Costa defender as he scampers for a substantial gain in a game against Mira Costa High. We lost 13-6. A depressing moment as Dave Anderson, senior manager, helps Jim Armstrong off the field after his minor injury. From the sideline. Mark Ginsburg shouts words of encouragement to teammates as they get tough against a strong North Torrance team. We were defeated 210. C Pdcvault team received trophy for first place finish. Members of the team are Gary Ostby. Ron Yates, and Dave Buffet. INGLEWOOD PLACES THIRD Lead-off man for varsity two- mile relay. |umor Ray Kaiser anticipates start. Gary Foley, senior quarter-miler and anchorman for varsity mile relay, is shown with his counterpart from Morningside High. Dave Lac as. after the mile relay. In- glewood High placed fifth behind Morningside with a time of 3:31.5. Junior Bill Kerr finishes ”B team's 880-relay. They placed among the top ten teams. Varsity shot-putters Dave Dowle. Mark Ginsburg. and Jack Winchester had a right to feel proud of receiving first place trophy they captured. Don Bandy, junior, completes his mile leg of the distance medley relay. The team finished fifth. IN INGLEWOOD RELAYS Varsity two-mile relay team of Bob Stevens. Greg Heath, and Gary Foley received second place medals from swimming princess Chris Hovey. I.H.S. GRIDIRON STRONGMEN OFFENSIVE LINE.Seniors Sieve Nordeen. Greg Garrick. Aram Poladian. Tom Yokas and Steve May. VARSITY SCOREBOARD We They 14 Leuzinger High 7 20 Morningside High 27 14 Santa Monica High 21 14 Culver City High id 7 Mira Costa High 13 40 Redondo High 14 0 North Torrance High 21 15 Hawthorne High 0 IS South Torrance High 20 OFFENSE OFFENSIVE ENDS. Seniors Randy Osborn and Mark Ginsburgi junior John Doughty. OFFENSIVE BACKFIELD. Seniors Doyle Baker. Jack Avram. Mitch Fisher and John Riley. DEFENSIVE BACKS. Sophomore Greg Adams, juniors Steve Magruder and Warren Boston, seniors Ron Osbrink and Phil Skirvln, junior Roger Shoop. DEFENSIVE LINE. Junior Dave Diener, senior Don Magruder, sophomore Tom Hazell, junior Jim Armstrong. DEFENSE 1967 Sentinel Football Players Named to All Bay League Teams first 'Ceam Defense Randy Osborn Steve Nordeen Honorable Mott ion John Riley Doyle Baker Steve May Aram Poladian Jim Armstrong Warren Roston LINEBACKERS. Senior Dean Baker, junior Phil Ginsburg, sophomore John Gunnell, junior Mike Pierce. 107 VARSITY. )irst w. Art Estey (Mgr.). Jerry Allen (Mgr.). Grog Adam . Tom Hazell. Zaven Yaralian. Carter Royer. Roger Shoop. Stove Magruder. Dean Dulgarian. Dennis Fagont. Stove Smith. Paul Kroen. Chuck Guerrero. Don Newman. Chuck Arslan (Mgr.). Strmirnr, Scott Roberts (Mgr.). Coach Ben- iamin. Coach Constuble. Chris Pritchard. John Gunnell. Phil Ginsburg, Wai ren Roston. John Doughty. Jim Armstrong. Eric Nelson. Mike Pierce. Dave Diener. Rill Brown. Ken Yee. Greg Fraser. Coach Nakaya. Dave Anderson (Mgr.). Coach Panclla. John Mac Lock! (Mgr.) Zkird rev. Jack Avram. Dean B Mr. Dave Nakaya Head Coach VARSITY FINISHES STRONG J.V. Just rw. Chuck Arslan (Mgr.). Neil Sherwood. John Suomi. Stev Mr. Gus Panella Smith. Carter Reyer. Roger Slvoop. Zaven Yaralian. Grant Moon. Ar Backlield Coach Estey (Mgr.). Stteni rem, Scott Roberts (Mgr.). Chris Pritchard. Johr Gunnell. Paul Kroen. Ralph Koontz. Tom Vandercook. Bill Brown. Chut 108 er. Milch Fisher. Aram Poladian. Greg Garrick. Slew May. John Riley. Slew Morticen captain. Tom Yokas. Mark Ginsburg. Don Magruder. Randy Osborn. Doyle Baker. Phil Skirvin. Ron Osbrink. N TOUGH BAY LEAGUE Plagued by injuries, the Sentinel varsity football team cannot be judged by its 3-6 season's record. The team’s great potential was demonstrated in theopening game against Leuzinger with a 14-7 win and again when they met Sky League champs of Morningside High and played their finest second half of the season only to be edged out by M.H.S. 20-27. Versatility of I.H.S. players was demonstrated when vacancies, created by injuries to key personnel, had to be filled. John Riley, outstanding fullback and linebacker, was injured in the Leuzinger opener and was absent from the team for several games. Sensational sophomore John Gol- denberg was out for the remainder of the season following his injury in the Mira Costa game. Phil Ginsburg and Jack Avram proved to be outstanding replacements for these two players. Players making All- Bay League were (first team defensive) Steve Nordeen and Randy Osborn; (honorable mention) John Riley. Doyle Baker. Jim Armstrong. Steve May. Aram Poladian and War- ren Roston. Overall. Inglewood High had a fine season, not in the won and lost column, but in pride and dedication. Mr. Mickey Constuble J.V. Coach Mr. Henry Benjamin line Coach Juerrero. Ken Yee. Bob Cole. Jerry Allen (Mgr.) Coach Constuble. kirJ nv, Greg Adams. Sieve Magruder. Dennis Fagenl. Jack Win- hesier. Tom Hazell. Eric Nelson. Don Newman. Mike Pierce. Greg raser. Dave Diener. Dean Dulgarian. 109 BEES, CEES POWER TO REf'S. first rev, Dennis While. Bill Peters. Bruce Champion. Larry Langer. Bill Guzman. Gary Ostby. Bill Hillis. Dennis Griffith. Rich Chase:. Jeff Klossner. SmhJ w. Doug Dulgarian. John Valarie. Terry Gibson. Scott Godike. Jim Bench. Bill Parry. Tony Marino. Bill Dobkins Bob Albelo. Dan Sheets. Coach Bill Peters. ZhirJ Bill Palomo. Chris Mulhall. Charles Cohn. Steve Denatle. Ken Erickson. Bruce Hatched. Ken Duffin. Stefan Tanaka ttflmu. Bob Parks. Charles Rampton. Dean Barrett (Mgr.). Jcmrtk nr Coach Roland Rutter. Dan Stewardson. Mike Fetterer. Jim Miller. Bill Jeppson. Barry Scarpellino. Doug Jena. Carl Thelander. Ron Courtney. Bob Parmenter. Gordie Dunbeck. Rene ltd. Mr Bill Peters and Mr. Roland Rutter Bee Coaches For the first time in three years the Inglewood High School Bee team had a winning season under the fine coaching of Mr. Rill Peters. Highlights of the season saw tfce spirited team surprise Morningside High by defeating them 27 12. They were defeated by Santa Monica High 51- 0. but bounced back to take three straight wins. An exciting climax to this successful season was come-from-behind victory over South Torrance High 13-7. Some outstanding players responsible for this season are Stefan Tanaka, sophomore, Ron Courtney, junior; Ken Duffin. sophomore; Bill Peters, sophomore; and Charles Rampton. sophomore. Cee’s also had a successful season by placing second in Bay Leagueunderthedirection of new head coach. Mr. Blayne Wallis. Averaging four touchdowns per game, they had an impressive record of 4-3-1. Mr. Blayne Wall� Cee Coach CEE'S, hmt mti Gary Casement. Ron Drury. Eugene Duffin. Dennis Powers. Bill White. Ken Lower. John Plummer. Mike James. Forest Mil- ler. Steve Mazmaman. Brad Hall. Stmt wr Jim Hammersmith. Gary Stewart. Jim Foster. Kirk Muller. Richard Yates. Fred Rodin. Bob Fish- er. Bill Chapman. Richard Betts. James Laura . Albert Venezia. ZhirJ wr, Ron Hanna. Doug (Zeke) Zajicek. Richard Parks. Dave Ruegge. Tom Vid- mar. Phil Friedman. Mike Kendall. Mike Renkow. Dan Shuler. Ron Tenny. Kenny Aulgur. Jim Mortmger. Jack Clark. } vr k rim-, Coach Blayne Wallis. Bill Graham (Mgr.). Terry Jackson. Art Horowitz. Randy Appleyard. Brad Waite. David Archibald. Gary Hovey. Gary Olshan. oiptaia, Terry Rambeay. Joe Moshe. Jim Lough (Mgr.). SUCCESSFUL SEASONS BEE OFFENSE. 3its! mr Dough Dulgarian. Carl Thelander. Ken Duffin. Stefan Tanaka. Larry langner. Gordie Dunbeck. Ron Courtney. SttCHd tcv Bob Parks. Doug Jena. 8111 Peters. Dennis Griffith. BEE SCOREBOARD CEE SCOREBOARD We They We They 23 Leuzinger High 7 6 Leuzinger High 6 11 Morningside High 12 6 Morningside High 19 0 Santa Monica High 51 0 Santa Monica High 35 15 Culver City High 0 6 Mira Costa High 0 6 Mira Costa High 1 19 Redondo High 7 11 Redondo High 10 2$ North Torrance High 7 11 North Torrance High 3S 27 Hawthorne High 13 13 Hawthorne High 26 26 South Torrance High 38 13 South Torrance High 6 CEE OFFENSE. 3irst me•, Gary Casement. John Plummer. Ken lower. Dave Ruegge. Terry Rambcau. Forrest Miller. Steve Maiamaman. Semtd me, Gary Olshan. Ztutdmr, Phil Friedman, Terry Jackson. Ron Drury. CROSS-COUNTRY A CHALLENGE OF HUMAN SPEED AND ENDURANCE 1967 JV” TEAM. C. Coates. T. Hanes. M. Carol hers. D. Dcmory. R. Gregg. P. Droste. R, Fagan. T. Burr. J. Hedrick. 0. Friedman. T r.wr Mnnr r TOirmr L____ SOPHOMORE LET TERMEN. nv, C. Urrutia. P. Vena- gas. D. Brownstem. J. Garner. P. Bryce. P. Distante. Hrtk w� R. Gomez. R. Farmar. B. Weiner. R. Korner. M. Anderson. B. Cox.C. Stratton. 112 r FRESHMAN TEAM. fty wr, W. Phelps. E. Daylius. W. Guz- man. E. Delosh. J. Smith. E. Levy. T. Vargas. D. Morgan. Y- tmnm D. Beder. T. Hedrick. I. Hayes. J. Jordon. C. Jones. 1967 VARSITY TEAM. B. Sieverw. M. Anderson. D. Smith. N. Butt. J. Perez. D. I real. 0. Bandy. R. Kaiser. Not Pictured is G. Heath. Team captain Bob Stevens. Gene Popko. coach, and managers J. Sutton and D. Cossa. Team captain Greg Heath. Off in the distance we see a lone runner. He is the epit- ome of energy on the run. scoffed at by football players and ignored by sportswriters. striding rhymically through shade afforded by occasional trees. Mud. rocks, trees, and broken glass are the scourges of these loners. Rewards are few for the mental and physical conditioning needed and for the sweat and pain given. A single day's rain means a week of speed-stealing muck. The warmth of the sun preys on one’s mind as the perspiration flows into weary eyes, hindering sight. Each breath is a cold knife slicing through lungs set afire with dryness. Yet everyday you will see these leatherlungers—squirrel chasers—lungbusters thunder- ing endlessly through the hills of Centinela Park in Ingle- wood. Starting in early August, the cross-country team worked out hard for what proved to be the most successful season in ten years. Varsity team placed third in league standing by beating North High Torrance 17-42 and Mira Costa High 2S-29. and by losing closely to South. Redondo, and Haw- thorne High Schools. This year’s most outstanding individuals were: senior Bob Stevens; junior Don Bandy; sophomore Dan Smith; and freshman Wilson Phelps. Special recognition is given to team captain Greg Heath for three outstanding years on Inglewood High School’s cross-country team. 113 VARSITY TEAM. 9am Itft rip Dale Rodin, junior: Jeff Fujimoio. junior: Terry Richardson, senior: Larry Pool.senior; Allen Tway.sopho- more: Mike Kawana. senior: Dana Skulsky. senior: Dave linden, soph- omore; Steve (Wonder) Hild. sen- ior: Randall Joyce, senior-. Jim Zele- ney. senior; Blake Garlin. senior; Mike Walsh, junior. ,VtV pktund « Ken Tway. senior. Knocked out of first only in final seconds of the final game, our varsity water polo team compiled a 10-2 record to place second in Bav League. Our team was honored by having seven players placed on All Bay League water polo team: seniors Jim Zeleney and Randall Joyce (firstteam), senior Blake Garlin. sopho- more Dave Linden and junior Mike Walsh (sreond tram) s seniors Dana Skulsky and Larry Pool (famoraHemention). Mr. Mike Nothin, varsity coach, demands th effort needed 10 stand up against Mira Cost; High Oct. 31. Inglewood High was turned awai Dave Linden, sophomore, eludes a Santa Monica player to get ball to opponent's side of the pool for a goal Oct. 19. Inglewood High was victorious 14-7. VARSITY SPELLS VICTORY Poetry in motion is junior goalie Mike Walsh, showing perfect form in blocking a Santa Monica goal attempt Oct. 19. Inglewood High scored a come-frombehind win. Senior Blake Garlin attempts a shot during Redondo High game played in our pool Oct. 26. WE VARSITY SCOREBOARD THEY 20 Redondo 4 28 Mira Costa 12 8 Santa Monica 7 19 Hawthorne S 9 Redondo 0 13 Mira Costa 15 14 Santa Monica 7 10 Hawthorne 6 Pre game huddle instills spirit into our varsity as they go against Santa Monica High here Oct. 19. Inglewood recorded a 14-7 win. Coach Eddie Sheets tensely watches his Cee team fight for ball control in a hard- fought game against Redon- do High. Cee's bowed to defeat in this home game 9- 13 Oct. 6. Larry Fisher, sophomore, tries to aid in the victory over Redondo High 21-0 in our pool Oct. 26. BEES AND CEES SHOW PROMISE BEE TEAM. Mark Larson, sophomorci Mark Thompson, sophomorei Rick Bosemcr. juniori David Kates, sophomore; Larry Fisher, sophomore; John Wilson, junior. Jietpktundis Paul Scharer. senior. CEE TEAM, Jim Km, Ion Blanchard, sophomore; Gregory Brown, fresh- Levenson. freshman; Drew Heedrick. sophomore; Randy Jones, sopho- man; Rick Brown, sophomore; Steve (Quency) Poveleson. sophomore; more; Richard Blanton, sophomore; James Threlfall. freshman. James Woolwine. sophomore; Jim Thom, sophomore. Sacwd Kw, Bryan CEE SCOREBOARD WE 2 Redondo High School THEY 14 6 Mira Costa High School II 0 Santa Monica High School 19 5 Hawthorne High School 6 9 Redondo High School 13 2 Mira Costa High School 13 2 Santa Monica High School 13 7 Hawthorne High School 6 BEE SCOREBOARD WE THEY 21 Redondo High School 0 12 Mira Costa High School S 4 Santa Monica High School 7 12 Hawthorne High School 7 22 Redondo High School 3 7 Mira Costa High School 6 S Santa Monica High School 6 13 Hawthorne High School 3 Sentinels salute the Bee Water Polo team, winners of Bay League championship! Posting a 9-3 season record, they were also winners of the consolation round in sponsored tournament at Mira Costa High October 2S. Outstanding players of this year's team were seniors Mike Kawana and Paul Scharer; juniors Rick Bosemer and John Wilson-, soph- omore Larry Fisher. Rebounding from frequent losses, the Cee’s were victo- rious in their last game of the season with Hawthorne High. Winning goal came from sophomore Rick Blanton in a sudden-death” 7-6 overtime. Rick Boscmcr. junior, lop scorer for Bee's, adds another point in 12-7 victory over Hawthorne High Nov. 9. 117 VARSITY HOOPSTERS Varsity coach. Mr. Vern Chick, shouts words of encouragement to a determined team. Look of hope is one time or another ex- pressed by a coach, as is in the face of Mr. Wayne Hastings. J. V. coach. Lack of height, inexperience, and injuries accounted for unimpressive season of 1963 varsity basketball team. Despite these handicaps, the team continually showed tremendous spirit, improvement, and love of the game. Never once did the team give up or fail to put up a Tight against some of the top teams they played. Among these teams were North Torr- ance High, which ranked second in theC.I.F.; Redondo High, which ranked in the upper ten of C.I.F.; and South Torrance High, which ranked 15 in C.I.F. There were six seniors on this year's team. Two. Mitch Fisher and Bob Hoffman, were leading scorers and rebounders of the team. Because of them. Inglewood's hope for first division finish in Bay League was bright, but early season knee injuries to both Hoffman and Fisher left the team without their services for the remainder of the year. Complementing the team were seniors Rich Fields. Tom Parker. Larry Humphrey, and Steve Glass. Along with them. Coach Vern Chick came up with group of talented juniors and one sophomore to give added strength. Sophomore Jerry Mercer added sorely needed scoring punch, while juniors Jim Myers. Drew Antablin. Andy Meyer, and Warren Dillon supplied rebounding power and speed. With the latter group of players returning next year, along with a group of junior varsity players. Inglewood's chances for league title will be best for future years. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Huddled, Drew Antablin. Warren Dillon. Coach Chick. Bob Hoffman a'- pum. Rich Fields. Jerry Mercer. Seated, John MacLeod. luoaoj er. John Baker. Tom Parker. Warren Roston. Bob Gardner. Steve Glass. Larry Hum- phrey. Andy Meyer. Jim Myers..pkturedis Mitek falter. 118 Bob Hoffman wrestles ball away from a St. Bernards player in our first home game. Assisting on the play is Mitch Fisher. Warren Roston. junior guard, sends a shot flying against North High. The shot was good for two points. BOUNCE THROUGH SEASON Bob Gardner( 23) goes up to snag a rebound with Jim Myers giving a helping arm against Culver City High. Jerry Mercer, sophomore spark plug, arches a shot with perfect form over a Santa Monica player. Mitch Fisher, co-captain, goes up high to gain tip-off against an always tough North Torrance High team. Senior Tom Parker seems to be giving helpful advice to team- mates during a brief timeout during one of our home games. JUNIOR VARSITY, ftrti Kc . John Kirby. Marc Jacobs. Scott Moultan. Bob Poladian. Ron Cass. Smmt AW, Hans Dikhoff JMoynr. VkirJ AVir, Walt Bartels. Andy Meyer. Gary Alleman. Steve Goto. Joe Faulkner. Gene Schlim. Mark Schofield, Avery Schlcsonberg. Gene Schlim (� 20 climbs the ladder to grab-off a re- bound against a South High opponent. J.V S A FUTURE HOPE No where to go! Warren Roston finds himself trapped with literally no where to go- Mr. Ray Bee Tearn Coach Mr. Hastings. J. V. coach and partially hidden, instills team Mr. Wallis spirit with a pre-game huddle and pep talk with his team before Cee Team Coach a game. BEE TEAM. A(netting, Marc Wiizcr. Ed Israel. Bill Dobkin. Bill Peters. Jerry DeLosh. StmuUnf, Chris Ramsey. Rick Benson. Jim Moodts- paugh. Dan Smith. Mike Hill. Gordon Dumbeck. BEE’S, CEE’S GAIN EXPERIENCE CEE TEAM. Sirst Kew, Don Brownstem. Ron Beck. Bob Landers. Ken Lower. Bob Fisher. Jim lough. Dennis Pfirrmann. Seem!Hew, Steve Masmanian. Bill Gra- ham. Bruce Weiner. Neil Burt. Mark McLeod. Gary Olshan. Gary Hovey. WRESTLING Strentgh And Ability Needed For A Good Match Thwap. on to the mat. Your opponent is on you like an octopus. He has one of your arms and then the other. Now the leg and then your head. Takedown, predicament, reversal, escape, near-fall, stalemate and pin. These are the sounds of wrestling. Behind these sounds lie determi- nation, perseverance, spirit and skill characteristic of a wrestler. Why should anyone with such attributes want to risk broken bones by being twisted and bent all over the floor? Stifling closeness of your opponent sprawled on top of you is but a pain minor to that of the shock and disillusionment when, dripping with perspiration, you realize that you simply lack the strength to get that seem- ingly two-ton opponent off your back. Maybe it is the screaming crowd. Out of their minds come shouts of Victory! Victory! Victory! Kill these guys! Smash! Break! Maul! Stomp them into the ground! It might be that pretty blue-green mat, all soft and squishy, that attracts our musclemen. Yet. it is our opinion that an inner something is the lure of the wrestler. A bug, whose hunger can only be satisfied by a well-fought match. Sentinel wrestlers were led this year by junior Steve Magruder, who became major tournament winner. C.I.F. finalist, and winner of forty matches. Devastating senior Paul Scharer and constantly improving sophomore Jeff Klossner also set the pace for this year’s team. Vacancies left by the graduation of seniors Paul Scharer, Dean Baker. Doyle Baker and Mike Baldwin will be most difficult to fill. However, coach Mickey Constuble holds as his future hopes an impressive array of junior varsity, soph- omore. and freshman prospects. 196$ VARSITY TEAM. M. Kendal. J. Kossner. P. Scharer. C. Arsl3n. S. Magmder. D. Baker. M. Baldwin. D. Baker. R. Fagan. C. Mulhall. S. Goedike. 0. Magruder. T. Hazell. Mickey ConstuWe Head Coach. Roland Rutter Asst. Coach. 196$ JUNIOR VARSITY. C. Nagy. P. Friedman. T. Vidmar. M. Norbriga. A. Tamura. I. Blanchard. B. Guzman. T. Stokes. D. White. P. Howard. E. Gonzales. H. Schmidl. M. James. D. Cossa. B. Cox. D. Casey. I. langner. K. O’Conner. W. Guzman. J. Mortinger. B. White. M. Cummings. B. Al- berts. T. Basier. MGRS: Kcttcm £(ft, J. Thurfall. R. Tenney. C(ft$ J. Allen. A. Astey. 123 TIME FOR SWIMMERS SWIM SEASON begins with a splash at the click of Coach Nollan's watch .. Jeff Fujimoto crawls to the finish, exhausted while divers Don Sheets and Jim Thom practice for coming competitior TO SPLASH FOR VICTORY . Steve Rohrdanz right behind, doing the crawl Randy Jones concentrates on the breast stroke Our star back stroker, Mike Walsh, was out of commission for the day but returned to close a good season. TRACK 1968 i. I. Clearing the bar is Doug Jena. Other pole vaultcrs of this year's varsity J. Russel Chew soars over low hurdles. Hurdlers of 1968 were F. Camarillo, team were B. Parks. R. Courtney. D. Buffett, and P. Kroen. M. Anderson. R. Griffith. J. Perkins, and Z. Yaralian. 126 4. 3. Andy Tallman sprints out from blocks. Sprinters included D. Wong. J. Avrain. R. Courtney. D. Jena. D. Newman, and 8. Kerr. 4. Up and O-V-E-R with Martin Anderson. Other IMS high jumpers this season were J. Avram. G. Schlim. F. Camarillo. 5. Mark Ginsburg prepares to throw the shot, Varsity shot putters of 1968 were J. Winches- ter. D. Morehouse. J. Faulkner. D. Fagant. M. Ginsburg. and D. Dowle. Mr. Vern Chick Assi. Coach. Mr. Sam Vena. Asst. Coach. Head Coach Gene Popko Origin of running, jumping, and throwing has been lost in the remote antiquity of time. First recorded and organ- ized events date from 7th century B.C. An intricate art in its own right, track and Field involves the movement and de- velopment of the entire body, utilizing the theory of prog- ressing to the pre-designated distance and of hitting the tape before your opponent. For the '68 track team, it all began in early January. It has been all sweat and muscle since then; however, coach- es Gene Popko. Vern Chick, and Sam Vena have high hopes for their track teams and were looking forward to a great season at time of this reporting. I. With the urge to win. Dan Bandy finishes hi one-mile run. Other milers were D. Smith.C. Venegas. S. Galla- more and P. Droste. The two-milers were G. Heath. D. Isreal. M. Carothers. R. Gregg and P. Distante. 2. Up! Up! and away. Andy Tallman flies through the air executing a long jump. His teammates included D. Wong. G. Evans. R. Griffith. Z. F. Yarali- an. }. Gary Foley sprints out on his 440- yd. run. B. Stevens. R. Gordon. D. Detnory. D. Anderson and S. Forrester were other runners. 4. With a burst of speed Bob Stevens crosses the finish line in the S80-yd. run. Besides Bob. who holds the school's record time of Ii56.4. the oth- er athletes were R. Kaiser. C. Coates and R. Bergh. 196$ B TRACK TEAM Km Out, K. Duffin. W. Bartel. Z. Yaralian. B. Karr. J. Bryce. G. Ryan. J. Bench. Km Znv, G. Mulhall. $. Goedike. C. Urrutin. M, Anderson. G. Becerra. G. Peety. $. DeNatley. M. Wasserman. Km Zftret, R, Tiel. T. Wilson. J. Stecnblock. G. Ostby. 0. Mickelson. D. Stewardson. Km tor, S. Goto. D. Christenson. 196$ C TRACK TEAM. Km One, R. Almadia. E. Ddosh. T. Vargas. R. W.l- liams. B. Gorman. J. Griffin. G. Duffin. A. Horowitz. M. Samson. C. Guz- man. Km C. Bulgier. E. Deylios. S. Karshan. J. Griffith. D. Schuler. J. Smith. Km Zkree, D. Buffett. E. Beckenhaupt. J. Thompson. J. Laurie. W. Phelps. J. Ddosh, D. Arehbald. B. Weiner. S. Brown. J. Jordon. B. Graham. T. Rambeam. R. Appleyard. G. Wiklis. M. Renkow. R. Parks. P. Bryce. D. Brownstein. D. Friedman. R. Yates. TENNIS I.H.S. Racketeers Net Season VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. R. Kajner. R. Suey. B. Cherry. E. Liggett. B. Shragg. J. Emshwiller. L. Nuttall. A. Blcdstcin. R. Beckendorf. Jitt Pictured, E. Horowitz and P. Grossman. Zing-Zang - Bing - Bong Tennis. Blurs of white jelled into straining bodies. Spherical, fuzzy-white objects shot through the air. Eyes smart with the sun's glare. Your racket grip burns your hand while muscles scream, I can't. I can't.” There's magic in the words: game. set. match. Thrills of winning excite one’s imagination and the trials of losing test one's character. These are the yesterdays, todays,and tomorrows in the life of a racketeer. With the coming of spring, our men-in-white started their season. Ten- nis sneakers” cat-gut rackets, and white shorts were hustled off to prac- tices. which proved the foundation for an outstanding season. Under the leadership of coach Cox, the IHS Tennis Team was able to fare well in Bay League competition, one of the strongest tennis leagues in California. 1968 TENNIS TEAM. H. Figneron. A. Best. M. Rakley. J. Rosen. D. Kates. M. Houser. 0. Bornstein.C.Cohn. P. Barron. J. Haas. D. King. 0. Schneider. Lane. 0. Bedcr. SlanJm ' R. Chavez. B. Newman. I. lapidus. C. Wilson. C. TIME FOR SILENCE . . . CONCENTRATION 1968 GOLF TEAM. Slaiulutf, R. Blanton. W. Roston. M. Witzer. G. Ktudixf, B. Trunk. A. Frank. J. Doughty. P. Wise. Cap. J. Suzow. Prescot. Coach Worthington. J. Heine. J. Miller. B. Champian. D. Baker. H. Wolk. I.H.S. BATMEN STAR TWELVE 132 133 VARSITY TEAM. first AW, Ron Tenney mgr., John Baker. Chuck Guerrero caf atM. Val Stomi. Al Chafaiino . Phil Gmsburg. Ken Clark. Roger Shoop. Dave Vaporean. Bob Poladian. John MacLeod «yr. SenwJ AW, Jerry Allen mgr.. Greg Adams. Bob Epstein. Jim Armstrong. Aram Poladian. iiwAPa- nella. Steve May. Jim Myers. Dana Williams. Skip Pratt. Don Boynton. Gary Cochane «yr. VARSITY HORSEHIDERS HAD YOUTH, DEPTH Nine men. Nine men playing a game baseball. Some say it is a team sport, but to the baseball player it is his own little war. He is the fielder with a fly to catch, the short- stop with that double play, the man at the plate swinging his bat against the pitch. He has a job to do and must do it. Innings wear on. fast balls slow down, and bats grow heavier. It's all worth it. for the name of the game is base- ball. Varsity baseball team of 1968. under the coaching of Mr. Gus Panella. provided fans at I.H.S. with thrills and excite- ment that could not have been found anywhere else. With the loss of two seniors. Don Boynton and Mitch Fisher, the team was left with a nucleous of young ballplayers. Some of these players included sophomore-standout Greg Adams and juniors Roger Shoop. Phil Ginsburg, Jim Myers. Al Chafatinos. Ken Clark. Jim Armstrong. Dave Vaporean. Bob Poladian. John Baker, Skip Pratt. Bob Epstein, and Dana Williams. Veterans Chuck Guerrero and Steve May. along with seniors Aram Poladian and Val Stomi. added savor to the lineup. Although no games had been played, as of this reporting, it should be a sure fact that other teams in Bay League competition should take warning of Inglewood High School’s baseball team. 134 Mr. Gus Pandla Varsily Coach Mr. Dave Nakaya J. V. Coach J.V. BASEBALL INFIEIDERS. Sophomore Phil Freedman. Denny Griffith. Larry Lagner. Jerry Mercer. Terry Jackson. and Rick Benson. J.V. pitcher. Terry Jackson, prepared for action during practice season at the Farm. J.V. BASEBALL OUTFIELDERS. Junior Marcus Cazares, sophomore Rick Metia, tumor Paul Henry, fresh- man Steve Mazmanian. sophomores John Dirby and Gordon Dumbck. FROSH BASEBALL. Jirst Kern1, Bud Chap- man, Jim Lough. Gary Handler. Ron Beck. Jim Hammer- smith, Bill Hillis, sophomore. and John Lombardo. Sec- cud Hear, Gary Ol- shan. Jack Clark. Roy Farmer, sopho- more. Bill Dobkin. Coach Gene Ray. Al- bert Venezia. Bob Abelo. and Brad Wait. 135 Students from all four classes volunteered as members for after school, intramural football teams this year. INTRAMURAL AND COMPETITIVE SPORTS BUILD BODIES AND SPORTSMAN LIKE ATTITUDES Senior Steve Buffett exemplifies that a boy and a metal bar can work together in a program of gymnastics. Junior Ron Courtney, pole-vaulted 12 1 2 feet this year to represent varsity track team as they jumped through another great season. Marty Anderson, senior, high-jumped 5‘I0 this year. Bill Peters, sophomore, was a member of coach Gene Popko's surfing group, who surfed in October '67 at Redondo Beach breakwaters. 137 Richard Wade, senior, demonstrates that gymnastics can have as much pull in build- Junior Woody Woodruff typifies body-building im- mg sportsmen at I.H.$. as can some other sports in the school. portance of the gymnastic program at I.H.S. G.R.A. was off to a good start this year as symbolized here by Jan Nelson active in a basketball game against Lutheran High. SUSPENSE? Marcia Jones shoots for basket against Lutheran High as teammates look on. Sophomore G.R.A. members practiced for powderpuff foot- ball game under instructions by Ken Duffin. Softball was often practiced in full swing near Kelso Street exit. TIME FOR ACTION I 'J G.R A. SWIM TEAM Sari AW, Alice Kimball, lisa Garber. Jan Scon. Sandy Daunts. Melinda McBride. Luise Pietrzyk. Dixie Miller. Connie Yates, and adviser Miss Herrick. .UiJJU AW, Suzanne Justis. Pam McGee. Joan Oit. linda Lull. Cindy '-itonsle. and Lori Petersen, aw AVi 'Suzann Bailey. lew GitKSandy Saler. Ginny Andersro knu Mary Chystf v-r) G.R.A. TENNIS TEAM AW. Shelly Termin. Karen Otto. Linda Lu- . Patty Gardner. Connie Carstens. Diane ?ger. Pam Yokas. Charlee Fisher. Kan Yokas. y Gardner, and Carol Golightly. Iren! Kcw, Gilmore. Sheri Schuler. Debbie Abrams, al Rydlek. Alies Larson. Sherily Wright, me Lawrance. Jeanne Mackay. and Kathy d. The adviser is Miss Takii CLASSES Classes learning, and learning studying, and study- ing loneliness, humility, the grind. Studying is a bent back, hunched shoulders, and sore eyes. Studying is a dog barking at 1:00 a.m. What makes studying bearable? The simple fact that you are not alone. You share this burden with friends, just as you share popsicles or lockers. TIMETO GO? CLASSES Freshman year is a year of surprises, new places, new faces. Routine becomes a tonic to frustration, a stimulant to adjustment. Sophomores, in closer relationship with educa- tion and fellow students, participate in a wide range of clubs and activities. Sophomore year is a year of seeking identity and of claiming fame. Juniors, now upperclassmen, obtain prestige and drivers' licenses. New responsibilities, as well as new discoveries, pave their way to the future. JUNIORS Jeff Greenberg First Semester Vice-pros. Kari Yokas First Semester Sec't.-treas. Melissa Skoff Second Semester Sec't.-treas. Class of 1969 142 Jeff Fujimoto First Semester President Fran Mont Second Semester President ■rJU A S' oA Under the responsible leadership of Jeff Fujimoto. First semester president, and Fran Mont, second semester presi- dent. the Class of '69 enjoyed a year of many successful activities. The crowning of Marlene Gamble as Junior Class Grid Princess, the roller skating party, sportsnights. and the Junior Prom all contributed to make this year one of the most memorable. Karen Stoneman Warren Roston First Semester Representatives JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD TO Nancy Alien Linda Askew Darrell Baiun Jeff Abrams Merle Allsop Karen Austin Donald Bandy Gari Alpern Linda Babich George Banks Sykvia Amendola Denise Anderson Randy Anderson Drew Antablin Dianne Apodaca Becky Apcauieta Jim Armstrong The biggest attraction at Sentinel DazeCarmval was the dip tank. For some it wasn't a dry experience. Anthony Baranyi Debbie Barbour Melissa Barker Ann Barnard Roseann Barone Kathy Barron Linda Baumann Steve Bawolski Jeanne Baxter Janice Beck Nancy Bender Marjorie Gladys George Bentley Benudiz Berenson Karen Berger Richard Bergh Robert Lark Adeia Berkes Bestelmuer Blanco Allan Stan Bledstein Bloom 144 ONE MORE YEAR Bill Bolton Tom Bowd Evelyne bod Bouhadana Bower Dave Grossman and Nancy W. ods. two members of the Junior Class Election Committee, took their turns at registration-table duty durin {second semester's student body elections. Christine Uienna Bravos Breshears Dennis Bobbie Burgo Burke Thomas Dale Burr Buxton Mike Sally Carothers Casement Ken Clay Clark Coates Marcus Cazares Gary Cocayne Bruce Champion Sherry Chapin Joanne Jackie Diane Cherry Chidester Chrysong Alan Chafatinos Lori Phyllis Cohen Coker Dave Colby Bernard Debbie Chris Collura Colvin Combs Debbie Brock Steve Burr Felix Camarillo Sheila Carmody ft Joanne Casper James Cooper 145 FILLED Roberta Cooper Jo cph Corey Ron Court nev Steve Cousem Susan Creamcheese Leslie Crook Steve Crud Mike Cummines Gerri Diane Daniels Davria Candace Davis Hector Anamaria De Jesus Delgado Carol Robin Dale Damico Ronnie Zinkow and Sherry Senter placed their orders at the Student Store for their Junior Class rings along with the rest of the Junior Class. Paula De Gucrcio Larry Derkum Dolly Devich Debra Derstler Bill Dickerman Cindy Dan Dilley Dixon Lis Doll � 4 Dennis Donohue John Doughty Natalie Pam Dean Dudney Dudney Dulgarian Andrea Doumakes ft Marianne Doumakes © Ron Bill Drinkward Drury Phil Ken Dundas Dunn Margaret Lynn Sue Molly Ebner Eckles Ekland Eley Zo Elliot ft Marilyn Cutter f? Dean Demory Carol Desrosiers f'. ' Dave Diener 0 Suzanne Dobkin Bob Epstein WITH FUN William Espinel Jose Fernandez Mike Eubanks Mike Fetterer Ken Erickson David Ferguson Rita Franco Alan Frank Lorratn Frank Raeleen Dennis Freitag Friedman Greg Fraser Jay Friedman Jeff Fujimoto P r 'T r Peggy Gallagher Steve Gallamore A tan Theresa Gerasia Margie Gerstl Robin Gabby ■yj 'V Marlene Gamble 9 Craig Gevirtz Dennis Fagent fe. 2 Patricia Fieming Mercedes Falero Fleiko Fietze John Joe Farnsworth Faulkner Paul Charlene First Fisher Rick Wendy Robin Faust Fears Felburg Jack Brenda Craig Flannery Fletcher Flowers Homecoming game Grid Court gave traditional I. H.S. victory sign after the homecoming game against Hawthorne High in November. HHga Gang Sue Gibler Terry Phil Gibson Ginsburg Bob Jerry Kathy Patty Gardner Gardner Garaner Gardner Dennis Deborah Carol Patty Glass Glicklich Golightly Gomez ANTICIPATING THE JOY Lana Margarita Frances Gonzales Gonzales Gary Joyce Jeff Vikki Green Greenberg Greenman Joan Charlotte Marilyn Mary Griest Gindde Grock Gross Dave Grossman Toby Hanes Stewart H asset Daniel Grudin Cathy Harding Larry Hart Bruce Hatchdl Richard Harding Everyone said they enjoyed the Senior Pizza Feed held in November. Al John Gumer Gunnel Marco Habif Mamcu Deb bey Haemer Hall Greg Kathy Hall Hammersmith Jamie Dow Bob Hayes Haynes Head John Phil Hernandez Hernandez Karen Herr Shirley Isom Hickman Hicks Doug Melinda Hild Hill David Mel Hilliard Hobriga OF POSSESSING CLASS RINGS Mike Michael Debbie Hoguln Holley Holmes Sue Holsten Janet Hopp Chris Palti Chris Houser Houston Hovey I Sheryl Jakofsky Vicki Jirousky Marie Johnson John Howard Nora Hull Rox Hum Maxine Iverson David Israel Beth Jacobs Marc Jacobs Warren Roston and Paula Hckiminian concentrated on their chemistry experiment in Mr. Pettingill's class. Loyce Jones Debbie Howard Louis James Beverly Johnson Terri Johnson Marcia Jones Ray Kaiser Richard Kasner Jean Diane Kauffman Kawata lorrie Kazan Kathryn Keller Joseph Kemp Linda Kent Karen Bill Don Kern Kerr King Melody Robert Brian Kiev Klingman Kupka Eric Kurata Henry Harold Kutzivcr LaJoie Jim Howard Julianne Janssen Janice Johnson m Debby Jones David Jordan Donna Kepford Lonna Lake EXCITEMENT OF Ron Lerman Barry Levin Donna Littlejohn Tony Lopez Steven Lorentz Junior Steve Magruder attempted to secure a hold on his opponent in a wrestling match in the gym. Cheryl Lorenze § Steve Magruder Sue Maisner Veronica Mancini Roger Elmar Lennon Lepik Bruce Carleen Luiken Madigan Anthony Marino m : i Annis Markman Marilyn Martin Mary Martinez Colleen Matson Sue Maupin Robert Janet Maurus Maxwell Richard McColl Marie Patrick Jeff McDaniel McDonough McNemar Sue Merrill Andy Meyer Margie Dave Louis Michaels Mkkdson Miller Janine Miltenberger THE SENIOR PROM Beverly Mitchell Cheria Murry Terri Mitchell Dan Murry A Francine Mont Jim Myers Terry Nanni Tom Nassraway Linda Newhall N Newman Bob Norman Jack William Nelson Norman Kathy Kosty and Andrea Berman exemplified way to give a jcheduled. annual pizza feed for the Junior Clas . Ana� Mark Bob Palacio Palmer Parks Jo Phillip Linda Pielaak Mike Pierce Barry Pi Ison Tom Bob Janet Tricia Pirile Poladian Polish Porch William Skip Poulson Pratt TO BE Mike Paul Pryor Racine Linda Archie Rivas Roberts Cecilia Ramos Mary Robinson Vicki Jerry Chris Roy Rubin Rubner Grant Laurel Nelson Rutherford Rydlek Samuel Sue Ramsby Robbe Rodgers Steve Randall Dale Rodin Kelli Rohner Gary Ravmer Richard Rose Douglas Reeves Roger Rosencrans Paula Rendleman Debbie Ross Warren Roston Jim Ratekin Karen Rickel The parade car of Junior Grid Princess. Marlene Gamble, pulled into the parade area at the grid home- coming game against Hawthorne High in November. Georgia Joanne Ron Sanchez Sanders Sanders Ada Norita Debbi Santiago Sarian Sasso Ann Sc hank Rod Sease Nancy Sheri Toni Seerman Senter Sevedia David Sharp David Shaw Richard Shepley Pam Shinn Roger Richard Joann Shoop Sibner Siegel LEADERS OF INGLEWOOD Mary Jackie Cathy Annell Sprayberry Stanfield Stenson Stewart Mike Stewart Marleen Stewart Vicki Stewart Mrs. Wochlcr's English III class had a stimulating collection of experiences in J Ruilding. Carl Thdandcr Andy Tallman ft ludy Thurston Melinda Tibbetts Dianna Taylor Terri Tisher Roy Tollefson Gayle Marilyn Thompson Threlfall Debbie Stiwer k 'afe Gail Sorensen Trudy Stockman Robyn Sornoff 0 . Steve Stomi Shere Suggs Nancy Taylor Laurie Ton Karen Stoneman Sandra Studenny Sylvia Svissa Louis Tennev % Jim Travis ft Chris Stotler Roger Suey Marylou Sullivan fl Shelly Termin Tina T refero TO HAVE THE Frank Trujillo Donald Tucker Gail Glenna Turner Turner Thomas Ventura Marie Wadlow Arlene Walker Dennis Walker Bob Wallace Mike Walsh David Warner Ann Warren Patty Houston introduced Charlie to Patty Wilson. Karen Warren Richard Webb Debbie Weir Sean Wicks Cathy Willoughby Dana Wright Robert Paul Wilson Wise John Zinck Ronnie Zinkow n fit Marc Wrtier John Zoebisch Cindy U vir Don Wasson Ernest Wade Bill Webb Debbie VMe Alana W'asset Sandi Susi Barry Weber Weil Weinstein n Pam Linda Janet Wellborn Weoler Whisenhunt Tim Wilde Dana Williams Lynnda Wills Linda Zogg Connie Wong AV BEST YEAR They planned to diet for each tomorrow. Eagle cye Nancy Woods watched that the elections went correctly. Oebbie Weir andChris Rubner cau- tiously bought thetr class rings. 155 Oops! Some were dunked during Sentinel Daze week. Ed Is rad First Semester Vice-president. Jim Barufman First Semester See't.-treas. Jim Braufman Second Semester Vice-president Marcy Zalben Second Semester Sec't.-Treas. SOPHOMORES Spirited sophomores became more involved in plans and activities this year at I.H.S. by participating actively in Su- dent Council, by sponsoring a picnic at Irvine Park, a pizza feed, and a sportsnight. Led by their two able presidents. Jerry Mercer first semester and Doug Dulgarian second semester, the Class of 1970 is looking ahead to next year. CLASS OF 1970 Ruth Kaplan First Sem. Representative Ed Israel Second Sem. Representative Miss Judy Malen Adviser SOPHOMORE Deanna Kathy Renee John Greg Randy Charlene Hope Alma Cathy Abernathy Abnl Acquilano Acunzo Adams Adkison Agajaman Aguirre Alarcon Alloto Gary Richard Carol Richard Randi Bill Marcda Yvonne Sheldon Charlene Alloman Allen Almany Almeida Alpern Andrews Angel Angelini Arak Arant Sharon Eric Cliff Baker Banks Barber Barry Barker Gary Barnard Jack Barney Paul Barron Ed Batka Elaine Bel isle Gib Barberis Terry Basler Charles Benudiz Mary Bradley Bergcs Bernstein Mike Bishop Lon Carole Blanchard Blanke Richard Blanton Karen Barbara Art Bluet he Bonacci Bonfert 158 SCENE Ellen Bressler Robert Carole Don Mike Brock Brotchncr Brown Brown Rick Shari Brown Brown Sophomores had many new ideas to offer at the Free Speech booth during Sentinel Daze week. Vida Brown Paul Bryce Jaymes Burnett Debbie Cannon llcne Clavman Bob Cole Linda Barbara David Mike Pat Rozanne David Cole Coler Conlon Conway Cook Corey Cossa Jim Braufman Don Brownstein David Buffett Bonnie Burris Jeff Carlson Rochele Clement Danny Co vo Rosa Bregio Jack Brust Susan Bunyan Kurt Calcagno Gary Casement Bob Cox 159 TIME FOR Jerry Delosh Dorothy Denham Kathy Desmith Sylvia Deylius George Diaz Connie Floyd Dicandilo Dominguez Conformist Mike Davis Denise Larry Betty Gary Fisher Fisher Fletcher Fohs Lynne Debbi Victor Foltz Forrester Frake Mike Vicki Stan Davis Dawson Delaney Carol Raymond Leroy Douglas Douglass Drexel Ken Doug Gordon Duffin Dulgarian Dumbcck Tristine Debbi Annette Dunn Durkin Edelman Betsy Cynthia James Edwards Erlich Espinel 6 Fernando Faye Fernandez Fieseler Bobbie Colleen Mike Franzak French Friedman Joyce Finzi 160 CONFORMING? Blythe Fukunaga Toni Garrison David Gordon Barbara Grabenhofer Lonnie Green Mary Gregory Jeffrey Hass Barbara Garrity Dave Gentilini Antonia Gerasia Gerry Gibson Gail Gilia Rudy Ernesto Donald Gomez Gonzales Goodhart Eileen Goodis Larry Robert Greenbaum Greenspan Randee Haber Ale Haddad Margo Susan Christine Hamblin Hammersmith Haralam Carl Hawkins Kristi Suzanne Kathy Hawkins Hawkinson Hayes 161 AN William Hillis Jerry Ivers Betty Jacob Patty Janes Ruth Joscelyn 162 Terry Holsten Steven Ives David Jacobs Fred Jarret Bill Jeppesen Karen Kahn Kenneth Jeffrey Hoop Hooper Jan Donald Louis Howard Humphrey Inserra Patrick Ireland Ed Laura Israel Israel Terry Jackson Susan Jacobs Sophomores supported All-school Sportsnite. John Jazina Debbie Nancy Johnson Johnson Stephanie Johnson Guerin Jones Karen Jones Sheron Jones Vjf, Cheryl Jones Michele Cris Phil Kain Kanehl Kani Ruth Kaplan Lee Debbie Ronnie Karlberg Karrcnbrock Kass Patricia Kelleher pCCASIONAL Kris Jeff Klapproth Klossner Rulana Colleen Koegd Kodlcr Ronald Korner Kcnn Kovitz Theresa Hubert Julie Kowalski Kraemer Krauss Vicki Krider Danny Smith and Jerry Mercer hamming it up in Student Store. ft m to Cheryl Joy Lambert Lane Larry Langner Ivan Stephanie Lapidus Laroek Kathy Steve Leatherwood Lee Jody Lasala Leon Lefort Robert Steve Lege ness Levine Shelley Levinson Dave Pam Linden Lincberger Larry Long Rick Joanne Phyllis Mary Lynch Madison Maestas Maich Gloria Richard Sandy Lupe Debbie Charles Mansis March Marken Marquez Martino Mason 163 TIME-OUT FOR Gerardo Matamalcs Pam Mather Dorthy Carranza McKinney McLaurin Marti McBride Diane McPariin Ned Rick Neiltin Mejia Steve McCarter Marcia McCormick Helen McCullough Mona Metcalf Sophomore Ed Israel discusse with a few fellow Council members ways to improve I.H.S. Eileen-lee McDaniel Karen Miansian ft Robert Mills Rita Mirambeau Bill Melody Terry Sharon Frances Ellen Moffitt Moore Moore Morris Morrison Mouthaan Robert Mitchell Ines Mud a Janie Jim Michaels Miller feSfe Janet McDonald Brenda-Ann Larry Mitchell Mitchell Carl Nagy Steve Nakada Cathy Nemecek Brian Newman tela Newnam Tina Nicholas Jody Nishida Mark Roben Northcross Nothnaglc Jodi Nussbaum 164 THE NECESSITIES Elizabeth Oaks Dave Paroda 0 • ) Lori Petersen Pam Pierce Jeff Rogers llene Paskil Mike Petta Darline Pole Jeff Rosen Cheryl Otto Allen Pasko Frank Phillips ■ Elizabeth Powell Melvin Pusatier Vida Brown and Steve Goto on their class picnic at Irvine Park in Orange County. Belinda Rich Carol Riddell Robert Rifkin Lynn Robinson Charles Rampton Marilyn Reaman Susan Robinson Rick Celeste Diane Doug Pain Rosenthal Roy Ryan Salmonson Salz Joe Barry Robert Santa Scarpellino Schaus 165 TIME FOR George Scherman Nancy Scott Bob Sherman Grace Sichra George Sisto Curtis Smith Jerry Steenblock 166 Charline Avery Debbie Peggy Herb Debby Cynthia Pam Julie Schiffris Schlesenberg Schlesinger Schlundt Schmidl Schnair Schoenfeld Schuerr, Scofield Mary Martin Setdeman Sensiper Leslie Jan Shores Shultz lynette Serguis Bruce Anne Silberman Simmons Phyllis Bailey is typical of Sophomores looking ahead. Carol Jennifer Skinner Small Kathy Jane Julie Pamela Stookesberry Stothers Stothers Stout Sally Clifford Catherine Maureen John Stout Straton Stuart Sullivan Suomi BACKWARD GLANCE - Jim Thom Randy Tom Thompson Timms Julie Tollefson Ana Lori T orres T racey Henry Sheila Scheri Trias Trovarelli Troxel Sally Pedro Vaughn Venegas Jackie Walker Mickie Waller Vada Waschgau r Linda White Danny Bruce Weikal Weiner Jeffery Weinstein Phyllis Wilder Connie Linda Craig Williams Williams Wilson Judy Leslie Wilson Wilson Virginia Jack Mary Wilson Winchester Wise Sharon Wisse Lisa Terlazzo Alan Tway Margarita Urrutia Laurie Vaughn Fred Villoria Barbara Witzer 167 BEFORE A LONG Terry Wolf Undo Yasutake Jill Young Jim Zadravetz Marcia Zeavin Helene Wolin Debbi Wolk Brian Woolsey Zaven Yaralian Carl Yoil Paul Young A Roy Wolin Barbara Wood Jim Woolwino Marcy Zalben Sherma Zieve LOOK AHEAD 169 Nancy Merrill Second Semster Vice-president Marty Herscovitz First Semester Vice-president Kathy Wood First Semester Sec't.treas. Joy Kappella Second Semester Sec t.-Treas. 170 Michael Joyce First Semester President Marty Herscovitz Second Semester President FRESHMAN Freshman enthusiasm ran high this year, as class mem- bers participated in activities: a picnic at Centinela Park during First semester and a pizza feed second semester. The Class of '71 contributed much this year, not only to their own class but also eagerly promoted all school activities. Under the leadership of Mike Joyce First semester and Marty Herscovitz second semester, the Freshman Class marked its First year at Inglewood High. CLASS OF 1971 Mrs. Pamela Klein Adviser Andrea Goldman First Sem. Represent alive Pam Yokas Second Sem. Representative FRESHMEN Mattyly Jotcfma Robert Brian 8ernard Alatorre Albeto Albeto Albert Alien Ira Cynthia Margania Aim Aldndee Alvarez low. Alvarez n Peter At ham Denne Atkinton Terry Aulgar David AzoUay Ama Baez A.I Baker Jay Barteerl n. v Cordon Barnard Karla Ballrevch Freshmen Sharon Dunn and Mary Donahue eat and study in ihe cafeteria during fourth period when all freshmen and sophomores eat lunch. CVnne Dean Thoma. Barnett Barr alt Barron Jane Alyondo Ron Gerardo Ednard Dame) Beavi. Beeerra B ci Becerra Beelen haute Bedn Mart. Sylvia Jm Kathy Jack Bet da Benue. Berard Serge. Ellen Beknda l$oy Janet Richard Berman Berry fcrtt Betli Bett. HAVE TIME JcOin Biety R fcey Bfcierbock Stew Volerie Niton Bn hop Bloocnquitt 8tvmfictd Jot Geroldme Betty Boehm 8og nhofm Bofin Boroboro Nodene Bolton Boone Linda Wong. freshman. has lime to make a typical lunchtime phone call. Chm Glcndo Buckle. 800 � 1 Mdmlj Sctmt Budm Buendto Tom Brown a CMic.o Bryce (ft i fc Gtoeee Bodd Chock C, 1 � Herbert Vickie Coper Coinllo Kochy Cortro Alice Cwm Joonie Cetorrki Cheryl C hoick M Chopmon Card Chopmon Corot Chore Glono Chow: TO PARTICIPATE IN i p ChndWv Jvd, Chow Dwnf Ovrttun 0 ul C.bulk. )tr«i Cincmrlli CVbfi CUrt hm Clo� « Joonnr Cobtoy 8� odfcy CoUr K hy Colombo Stato Daw Com : ho Conwjy Dor Com Drbbw Court nry Cind M«(o Drbb Cmort Crjmford CrocUr Freshman Kathy Wood realizes the consequences of being caught on Senior Square. Bob Bob Konalrr Culboit Crop Curt� Normond D agiv i o 'Vf' $in� n PjVB td� rd Drto h © K rm D'vnlco Ulun IW«unl« Tony CUtonpon Du nr Oertim (wmr Puffin Slvjron J cW Hjl VOry f Un HvrMl Wohcr Dunn Durjn I pi loin iipnjmn ftqufyrt tvffg « tcb Card Frtdnun Juonj Fcrnondr: SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Monet Henry Jerry Rena M fernandr: (■giaeroa line her FtnUe Florettl Bob Me Kathy Kathy Tom fit her (tannery floret fovrter (randten Gary Linda Marlin (nolle (riteler frobnhrr Rebecca Maria Lynne Gambrel Gircn Garry Jt e CVl Gregory George Goer Gibbt ei ft O 1fe V, ItkM RieCy Cary G bt Gigliotti Travtt Manuel Beite Danny lunet fur man furria Cindy Gad, Syrian Inn Margo Gain� Gallardo Gallon Mr. Wayne Hester explains to freshmen a lesson on the French Revolution during his fifth period World History class. Swann� Danny Gill Gdlcit lynn Gah Deborah Gtrealh Margie Ginoochto It . Glam Sccct Goodie Andrea Geldmann tarry GcCdttcin Robin Goodyear £ Bll lynn Sharon Graham Gram Gram Rodney Rote Mary Deborah Caihy Ml Shery Gra,e Gravet Grbavac Grecia Green Greenberg Gregory TO STUDY Si even Ph.ll� Jam� Kathleen Jam� SaRy Wendy Card Grenrock Geeufe Griffin GryMf Gubbirw HobM Haoenah Hauler VtacKod Krnnna Main Holvoncn CViiu Htmbl Jirnn Hammertmilh Gary Handler Andr� Hernondei GUyd Hernando: Martin HffKOVlIl Kathy Hochmulh David HOPP Danny Hornadjy Marty Frobisher, freshman, was the only one in Mr. Hester’s fifth period World History class wlio had the answer. Tanothy Hcnard MkKm Jam� Jotc Huddkiton Sutan Hugh� Robert Hytlop Swan lilwwo Robert Mcv Ahm Jacquet Kathleen Sieve Chuck Connie Gary Rebecca RoNn Clint Jam� Jankne Jen� on Jepton Johmon Johmon Johmon John� on Jon� Jordan Mike Joyce AND LEARN . . Yolanda linda Jurado Kalay|ian Marl Alexandra Kalman Kammaii Cheryl Kane David Kao toy Kapella PM K� Merle Karbelmg a Andrea Kanh Tom Marty Mary EBen Karr Kalt Kemp f Ralph Randy Cmdy Koont: Kraurt Kretti (Bk A ) Daniel frank David KUitad KunOMki Kultler Stephen Ronald Gene Kuntj Await la foe larry Kent Kathy George Joieph Ken haw Kenbal Kimball Kerry Kraig King Klapproeh Hanoi Knight Kathy Weil, an industrious freshman, uses her lunch period for studying, not eating. Miri Ronald 8ryan Eli Ellen lennen I mem on Imy IwrtHd If linda Sutan fame Ken long long lough lower TO HAVE Jett lutes Jackie Swan T� m Melanie Paula Joa m Terna Richard Mia lynch Madheau M41 40 Mantle Margot is Marmot! Markman Marque: Manme: Jose Carol Matamales Mathis W Matlmn Stephen Milmmn Maureen lorraine Cor dr McCarty McCormack McCufy Oan OayV McChan McCloter Freshman grid princess Karen Bua and her escort. Mike Joyce, ride pasi «he stands during «he halftime show at Inglewood's Homecoming Game Nov. 10. Cm� Marck McKenney Mcleod James Pal Medlock Mcfeeley m YjAf tfadti Pamela Nancy Meredith Mcrrdl I auric McCuire Them a McMahop Craig .MeMgren tor Mod� lauric Mitchcfl James Monroe Cad Moreland Oon Moreno Donald Morgan c? C.1 fk P K-, Chen Mulhjn M4urcm Mullins Mackey Midrooncv Swan Murphy James Murph Swan Macra Carollvn Neill FUN Scolt NxhoUs Cliff Nfcheb Jm Nickl Gknn Norrigu� Jennifer Nornv� r Collem NfHon Jin Nd� on Omni Clju.firw film Nofrt� Obrermkl OConndi £ A WW«n Um U'mdv P� lomo Pifk� hi mL DmiH Pennn Pjroiii Pi� ko Rofind Shtron PmNe Fenner KMhy Fetienen Ken Peteteei A moment in the lives of freshmen Marty McBride. Nancy Merrill, and Kathy Wood is made a memory by («war tSKJ While's roving photographer in the corridor. Chmyl PMIV. I red PWUtl (h:ib th Jotm CeWtie PWiwr Ptummrr Po«n r Stum Icum Noracn Ponton Pcpowch PriJik Sun Port � Judy Pr otter Almfdi Ouilli CVbb Rai nrt St v Rjmtbv Nel Chrnlm Jim � Ri R« � « Rench Mil Cirto� Uny Rmkow Reyrulde RKhmJfon TO BE ACTIVE IN Jwne frte Sanan Samn tavl Sad Man kail Schaef Dean Schnitdrr Sm Sehomaker lauirr S hot rack Dan Oefcbw $ hder Schulman First eme ter’ da president. Mike Joyce, conduct a typical, weekly cabinet meeting of freshmen. 4 i frrd leal Schuht Seine am Jan Mar, Scott Severdia Dave John Severyn Shannon Jean Shaq� Don Shut� «’«•am Shepicy Dawd Sherlock Haney Ned Sherman Sherwood Nancy Michael Donna Shma Shoemaker Slher Ra ?h Raymond Simper Simper Joan Sirage Shotl Jeremy Snath STUDENT GOVERNMENT Su an Smith Cathy Soukup n DantH Steward� on Barry Stewart Garry St rw an Kathv Slarirv Ctunu $ttm Cum Stonfdd In their first year of student government at I.H.S.. freshmen listened to many campaign speeches Jan. 10 like this one by Many Herscovitx in George Green Auditorium. Oougia laylor Edward Tarnod I Cctteen Thomka Ge� ard Thompton John Tenney Barbara Thompaon Mark Thompson Sofcn trwoirr Robert Thieten Donte Thompson Michaet I i� no Wiliam I aura Albert Ruth t horna� fer nando tarry Prncilla Varga� Venera.- Veneiia Veatal Vidmar Viltoria Vincent Vinci Sharon Vogrt AND TO REMEMBER Michorl UicMf Wotsormon Wrbb KMhl««n Wrt Undo Won Jones � n r Ml White John WMtmdolo Card Whittington Cindy Wiberg $ hr on Wicker R H Drbro Ml WkSogtko Wiley WitUomt Jw Mir William� f� Richord W«nm Clm Bob Will� Wilton Dune Winegor Pj� d Wing Mori Wint borough Melinda McBride, freshman, displayed a common feeling of freshmen during her campaign speech for Freshman Class President office. Jomet Wood lorelei Terry Woo Word Jones 0«lorn Pomelo Richord Noncy Perneto Yocimon Yomo YMUUlU Yoeet Yocco Yokot M Douglot Young Zojieei Brodley Solly Zotie Zourot THEIR FIRST YEAR AT I.H.S. 183 FACULTY Why did t t’u tvivmc a Uadur' I’m a born martyr I on oy refreshments at faculty meetings Correcting Momework is such |oy I’m alergic to chalk dust get my own parking space . o--really! I felt I had something to say (an idea. 01 concept perhaps), and a new way to say it I've al ways felt that there's no such thing as a teacher unless •here's someone who wants to learn. That's my objec :ive--getting them to want to learn It’s strange, but cut of that sea of expressionless faces, the one that ughts with understanding makes up for all the others Now. more than ever, education is the foundation 't our nation s advancement. It's a great feeling to be one of the builders of that foundation I like young ceople and try to understand them. TO HELP AND GUIDE . . . Dr. Jam� Harmon. Principal Mr. Terry Pearson Mr. Fred Waller Assistant Principal lltTi Grade Assistant Principal Pupil Personnel Service Curriculum Mr. John Cappiello Miss Lou McMonics Assistant Principal 13th Grade Assistant Principal Plant Management Student Services Athletics o Time is irreplaceable. The time that the Class of 1968 has spent at Inglewood High School has reflected the interest and enthusiasm of the graduates. The Time has been satisfying or disappointing, depending upon its use. Time is one of the most important lessons of life. There must be time for work, for play; for joy. for sad- ness-. time to talk or to listen; to think or to act; to think of oneself or of others - time to learn the lessons of life. We hope that we have taught and are teaching students the proper time for each and that in learning about time, they will make wise decisions about their place in the world. Time is an excellent theme for this year’s Green and White. We are proud of the Class of I96S. They are to be congratulated in making proper use of their Time” at Inglewood High School. Miss Virginia Pedersen Colleges and Scholarships Counselor Miss Patricia Lowry Occupations Counselor Mr. Robert Schottland Careers and Vocations Counselor Mr. Glenn Eineman 9th Grade Counselor Mr. Don Schwerling 10th Grade Counselor DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET Inglewood Unified School District's Board of Education is composed of five publically elected members, whose purposes are to carry out effectively all school policies. The District Administrators, headed by the Superintendant of Schools. Dr. Neil Gulluzzo, executes decisions and policies decided upon by the Board of Education. Mr . Ester Bode. Vice-presi- Mr. Jerry Fine. President dent. Mr. Ted Merrill. Member Mrs. Edna Bowden. Assistant Superintendam. Personnel Di- rector Dr. Bernard M. Hopkins. Assist- ant Superintendant. Special Services Director Mr. J. I. (Roy) Rosenberg. Di- rector of Public Information Mr. Sam Waldrip. Assistant Superintendant. Business Di- rector Dr. Richard Welle. Associate Superintendant. Educational Services Director 187 TIME TO TEACH Mrs, Alexis Albers U.C.S.B.. BA. Physical Educa- tion. Drill Team Adviser. Mr. Richard Aslanian U.C.L.A.. U.S.C.. Ohio State. LA. State. A.B.; French II. Mr. George Beadle Rocky Mountain College. Colo- rado Umv.. B.S.; Biology. Mr. Louis Below llniv. of Wisconsin. L.A. State. R.S.. M.A ; Printing l-IV. Mr. Edward Bender Fort Hays Kansas State. Colora- do State. B.S.. M.A.; Advanced Woods. Arch. Drawing. Mrs. Beverly Benedict U.C.S.B.. U.C.L.A.. B.A.. M.S.i Drama I. II. Public Speaking, English III. Mr. Henry Benjamin U.C.L.A.. New Mexico Umv.. Western Univ., 8.S.. Physical Education. English III. Mr. Vernard Beusee American International Col- lege. U.S.C.. B.S.. M.S.i Math I. Geometry. Algebra I. Junior Class Adviser. Mr. Joseph Byers Indiana Umv.. Jacksonville Univ.. BA.-. English IV. Journal- ism I. II. III. IV. .‘7 CatiiHtia. tjreen and White Annual. QuUH. Serall Adviser. So this is what the Faculty lounge looks likefl Mrs. Peggy Caballero Mr. Laurence Card Mr. Vern Chick Univ. of Oregon. San Diego U.C.S.B.. U.S.C.. B.S.. M.S.i Auto Connors State. Western Univ.. State. U.C.LA.. B.S., M.S.i Biolo- Shop. Rifle Team and Club Ad- 8.A.. M.S.i Physical Education, gy. viser. Varsity Basketball. Track As- sistant. 188 Mis Pauline Cipriano Ml. St. Mary's College. B.S.i Spanish I. II. Junior Class Advis- er. Spanish National Honor So- ciety. Mr. Mickey Constuble U.C.I.A.. B.S.. Geography. U. S. History. J. V. Football Coach. Varsity Wrestling Coach. Mr. Clarence Cox Arizona State. Univ. of Arizona. Stanford Univ.. U.S.C.. B.A.. M-A.-. Physical Education. Ten- nis Coach. Mrs. Frith and Mrs. Scofield cheer for the Grid Court at presentation rally. Miss Dories Cumming Mr. James Demetre Mr. George Deradoorian Mr. Charles Dillon College of St. Francis. III. Insti- Los Angeles State. B.A.. M.A.i Los Angeles State. B.A.i Math I. Whittier College. U.S.C.. B.A.. tute of Tech., Ohio State. A.B.� U. S. History. Civjcs. Algebra I. Geometry. M.A.; Driver Training. English II. III. Mrs. Janay Downing S.M.U.. 8.A.. M.A.i English I. Mr. Newell Eliason Mrs. Edith Enbom Utah State. U.S.C.. B.S.. M.S.i North Western State. U.S.C.. Physics. General Science. De- B.S.. M.S.i Clothing I. II. III. De- partment Chairman. partment Chairman. Kucb ”7 Vw . Mr. Ronald Fittus Mrs. Ellen Frith U.C.L.A.. B.A.. M.A.i Civics. U. S. U.C.L.A.. B.A.: English IV. Girls' History. League Adviser. 189 Mrs. Mildred Garretson Chaffrey College. Pepperdinc College. U.S.C.. U.C.L.A.. A.B.. M.A.; Geometry, Algebra. Senior Honor Board Adviser. Mr. James Gerald Univ. of Minn.. B.A.� Chemistry, 'cience. Mr. William Gills Peppcrdinc College. Long Beach State. U.S.C.. B.A.. M.A.; Band. Orchestra. Music De- partment Head. Mr. Hurlberl Gilmore U.S. Naval Academy. B.S.i Math. Mrs. Janet Grace Univ. of New York. Loyola Univ.. B.A.. M.A.I Spanish. Alge- bra I and Honors. Girls' League Adviser. Mrs. Janis Guenther Univ. of Munich. B.A.; World History. German II. Senior Class Adviser. Miss Odette Haddad Marietta College. U.C.L.A.. B.A.. M.A.J Spanish I, II. IV. Mr. Gene Harvey Western Univ.. B.S.i American Government. World History. Humanities. Department Chair- man. Mr. Wayne Hastings Western Michigan Univ.. East- ern Michigan Univ.. B.S.. M.S.i World History. J.V. Basketball. Drivers Training. Mr. Paul Marts tries to pitch a winnertodunk Mark Ginsburg into the dip tank at Sentinel Daxe Carnival. 190 Miss Wilma Herrick Mr. Wayne Hester L.A. State. Long Beach State. Univ. of Washington. U.S.C., B.A.i Physical Education. G.R.A. B.A.. M.A. World History. Adviser. sPiano. J Mr. Robert Hoffman U.C.L.A.. B.S.. M.S.i Physical Education. Student Council Adviser. Mrs. Kay Hyde U.C.L.A.. A.B,. Art II. III. IV. Art Production. Art Club. Depart- ment Chairman Mrs. Joanne Johnston Mr. Donald Jones U.S.C.. B.$.i Business Law. Bust- Oregon State Univ.. S.C., A.B., ness Machines. Key Punch. M.A.i Biology. Earth Science. Sophomore Class Adviser. Soc- cer Coach. Miss Ruth Tavlin shows her strength on the high striker at Sentinel Daze Carnival. Mrs. Lucille Jones U.S.C.. U.C.L.A.. B.S.. M.S.i Math Analysis. Algebra II. Trig.. Geometry. Department Chair- man. Mr. John Keers Los Angeles State College. B.A.. M.A.-. United States Histo- ry. World History. Mrs. Agusta Keith Texas women's Univ.4 Secre- tarial Practice. Clerical Prac- tice. Business English IV. Typing I. Mrs. Pamela Klein U.C.L.A.. U.C. Bordeaux. France. A.B.; French I. III. IV. French Club Adviser. Freshman Class Adviser. Miss Ann Komar Immaculate Heart College. B.A.i English I. Miss TerineKron Dakota Wesleyan Univ.. North- western Univ.. B.A.. M.A.; Latin I. II. III. IV. Latin Club Adviser English III. Forensic Society. I Miss Catherine Leslie Wayne State Univ.. Perdoel Univ.. B.S.. M.S.i Department Chairman. Phystcal Education. Mrs. Judy Liebenau U.S.C.. B.A.i English II. Mrs. Ethel Madland U.C.LA..A.8..M.A.; Algebra. Calculus. Math Analysis.Ge- ometry. Math Club Adviser. Miss Judith Malen Grinnell College. Univ. of Mis- souri. Washington Univ.. U.C.I.A.. B.S.i English I. Sopho more Class Adviser. Mr. Paul Marts Kansas State. Kansas Univ.. B.S.i Concert Choir. Girls Choir. Mixed Chorus. Madrigals. Band. Mr. Oliver Messinger Univ. of Denver. M.A.i Typing I. Department Chairman. Busi- ness Economy. Basketball Games’ Admissions. Mr. Alfred Minaya Colorado State. B.A.. M.A.i Math I. Geometry. Mrs. Margaret Morgan Univ. of Redlands. B.A.i Physi- cal Education. G.R-A. Mr. David Nakaya Compton College. U.C.I.A., A.A.. B.S.i State Requirements. Physical Education. Drivers Training. Head Football Coach. Mr. John Nollan U.S.C.. B.A.i Water Polo. Swim- ming. Math I. Pre-algebra. Boys' Physical Education. Mr. Alvin Ohnmacht Miss Maureen O'Leary Fort Hays State. Kansas State Harris Teachers College, Wash- Univ.. B.S.. M.S.i Drafting. Ma- mgton Univ.. B.S.. M.S.i English chine Drawing I and II. Shop IV. Department Chairman. Drawing. Mechanical Drawing. John Riley and Steve May escort the beautiful (?) Mr. Popko in a rally in the gym. Mr. Wilbur Olson Mr. Gus Panel I a Mr. John Patakas Univ. of Omaha. U.S.C.. B.A., U.C.L.A.. Cal. State at Long Fresno State. B.A.i Industrial M.A.i Electricity. Radio. Audio Beach. Albion College. B.S.i Arts. Woods I. Stage Crew Ad- Visual. Radio Club Adviser. Drivers Training. viser. 192 Miss Wilma Herrick. Mrs. Janet Grace. Mrs. Joanne Johnston. Mrs. Mildred Garretson. Mrs. Ellen Frith, judge the winner in competi- tion yell at Sentinel Daze rally. Mr. William Peters Mr. Louis Pettingill Mrs. Virginia Pickering L.A. State. B.A.i Physical Edu- Brigham Young Univ.. Long Taylor Univ.. U.C.L.A.. Long cation. Bee Football. Depart- Beach State. B.S.i Math. Chem- Beach State. B.A.i English III. ment Chairman. istry. Mr. George Pollard Long Beach State. B.A.. M.A.i Physiology. Mr. Gene Popko Santa Barbara. B.A.i Physical Education. Track. Cross Coun- try. Gymnastics. Mr. Gene Ray Bowling Green Univ.. B.S.. M.A.i State Requirements. Bee Basketball. Ass't Base- ball Coach. Mrs. lone Rice U.S.C.. A.B.. A.M.i Spanish II. III. Department Chairman. Mrs. Joanna Riebcr Cornell Univ.. New York Univ.. B.A..M.A., English I. II. Mr. Frank Robinson San Jose State. U.S.C.. B.A.. M.S.i Typing I. Business I. Mrs. Rose Rosenthal Boston Univ., Boston State. B.A..M.A.i English III. IV. Miss Marie Roufs College of St. Francis. St. John Univ.. Marquette Univ.. Loyola Univ.. A.B.. M.A.; English III. IV. Mr. Roland Rutter Univ. of Pacific. B.A.. M.A.i General Science. Assistant Bee Football. Wrestling. 193 Mr� . Ruth Scofield Indiana State. Bradley Univ.. Arizona State. B.S.i Senior Homemaking. Clothing I. Girl ' League Adviser. Mr. Edward Sheets Pepperdine College. U.S.C.. B.A.. M.A.i English II. Water Polo Coach. Speed Reading. Mr. Herman Siegel U.C.S.B.. U.S.C. B.A.. M.A.i Machine Shop I. II. III. Metal Shop I. II. III. Department Chairman. Miss Melinda Salz Trenton State College. B.A.i World History. American Field Service Adviser. Mr. Luther Steward Mrs. Marian Stowe Mrs. Verona Sutton Miss Judith Takii Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. Univ. of Miami, B.S.. B.A.i Central Michigan Univ.. L.A. State. B.A.; Physical Educa- Louisiana State. B.A.. M.A., Shorthand.Typmgl.il. U.C.L.A.. A.B.; English ll.lll. non. Drill Team Adviser. Geography. World History. Fulure Teachers' Club Adviser. German. Education. Pep Squad Adviser. Mr. James Demetre. Mr. John Keers. Mr. Don Jones. Mrs. Gwen Samuel. Mr.Sam Vena, and Mr. Ronald Fittus discuss how successful the Sentinel Daze Carnival turned out to be. 194 Mr. Ernest Toland Mrs. Philis Van De Braak Henderson State Teachers Col- Occidental College. U.C.L.A. lege. L.A. State. B.S.. M.A.i Eng- U.S.C.; Head Librarian, listi II. £tft JUSm, h 007. ) Miss Frances Vapenik Baldwin-Wallace College, Western Reserve Univ.. B.S., M A. Home Economics I. II. [Ly-HI WITH Mr. Sam Vena U.C.L.A.. B.A.i Art I. Crafts I. II. Mrs. Phyllis Vergon Ball State Univ.. Pepperdine College. U.C.L.A.. B.S.. M.A.. Librarian. Homemaking I, Clothing I. Mr. Blayne Wallis L.A. State. B.A.i State Require- ments. Ctt Football Coach. Ctt Basketball Coach. Mr. James Weir Penn. State. Univ. of Florida. U.S.C.. U.C.L.A.. B.S.. B.A.. M.A., Special Assignment. Mrs. Ruth Williams U.C.L.A.. B.A.; English II. Mrs. Gloria Woehler Mr. William Worthington Mrs. Gloria Zee Miss Mariam Ziskraut U.C.D.. Stanford Univ.. A.B.. U.S.C.. B.S.. M.A.i Typing I. II. Univ. of Havana. Univ. of Wis- L.A. State. R.N.. B.A.. M.A.i M.A.; English III. Girls' League Bookkeeping. Golf Club Advts- consin. B.A.i Spanish I. II. School Nurse. Adviser. cr. 195 uity CLASSIFIED STAFF Custodians first Km, Gar ' McCartney, had niyht eustcdian. Arthur Obit. Bill Sneddon. George Rawlings, had day eustedian. Thomas Metcalfe. Phillip Isgar. Guy Paradis. Strand Kew, Ed Brown. Philip Maggio. Rose Call. Al Bryar. Roy Frazier. Third Km, Al Soppe. Bill Evers. Ben Raia. Don Borilla. Dan Monaco. Fred Williams. Cafeteria first Km, Mable Bode. Margaret Clements. Theresa Fucci. Mildred Mask. Mary Lou Flynn. Helen Hoefer. Stand Km, Bertha Lang- ton. Mary Peter. Edella Ford. Ethel Whitworth. Third Km, Nina Oclwa. Margarite Watson. Ruth Ball. Dons Maley. Thelma Mey- er. Orleen Behringer. .Vo Wtured', Jewel Remick. Alvina Frier- muth. Secretaries first Km, Margaret Larkin. Student Hedy Jeeevnt Clerk, Carolyn Marks. Seeretary in Pupa Persennd Offtee, Trudy Johnson. Keeerds Clerk, Frances Ragozino. Seeretary ti Dr. Heir risen, Luella T rude. Seeretary in Jnstaetiend Prey ram effke, Gwen Sawyer. Clerk in Pupd Persennd cffiee. Seeend Km, Ursula Weber. Tertteek Keem Clerk, Edna Allen, Seeretary in Hart Management and Student Sennet effne, Carmen 8urkc. Seeretary m Plant Management and Student Sender ejjtee, Vivian Orman. Clerk, Third Km, Sherry Plum. Clerk in Pupd Persenndeffiee, letitia Ballard. Tettkeek Kivm Clerk. 197 FOR INFORMATION CALL Main Office 1001 East Colorado Street Glendale. California CL 1-3161 Seniors Larry Humphrey. Gary Foley. Lana Sam. and freshman Jan Nelson meet at Bob's Big Boy restaurant on Century and La Brea for a delicious lunch. INGLEWOOD BEAUTY COLLEGE 401 E. Manchester Inglewood OR 1-4477 SPECIAL CONSIDERATION Given To INGLEWOOD HI GRADS Maurice Parry, director of Inglewood Beauty College, demonstrates a new hairstyle to Inglewood Hi students Debbie Drommerhausen and Cindy Wilson. SEARS ROEBUCK ANDCO. 500 E. Manchester Inglewood. California OR 7-8141 Senior Rita Litton picks out a darling pair of wool capris in Sears’ Junior Miss Shop. Doug Wong, sen- ior. approves and suggests a matching sweater. y y P ' 3 T: 5QL$ £a Brea .JJ cy C)if n glewood s 6730611 Senior Steve Rohrdanz and Margie Chrambach enjoy a nice Mexican lunch at Taco Bell. MUSIC 209 N. MARKET ST., INGLEWOOD, CALIF. C CSg) KING ...W.. e tuZy Gemeinhardt SI G®9 FAjglfe Baldwin SCHERL ROTH k'ant T ogers U.S.A. Seniors Belinda Dressier and Don Boynton look over the 1963 Cadillac at Buffington Motors. 200 N. La Brea Ave.. Inglewood. fc- 0-6 Aw , . , (foie y® Q xrf {JLoudt c o a f 2 A fl Y euA Md a � fc (QnjO j t j fi(lc PACE SETTING FASHIONS BY HENSHEY’S Yell Queen Laurie McCullough shows a sweater from the Young Sophisticates' Shop tn Henshey's to Student Body President Mark Ginsburg. EARLE IKE DODGE 1175 So. La Brea Inglewood. California 674-5913 Blake Carlin, senior, discusses the new features and advantage of 1968 Charger with Susie Ardnt. senior, and Judy Wilson, sophomore. UNITED SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA Main Office 9800 So. Sepulveda Los Angeles. California Inglewood Branch 425 So. La Brea Ave. Inglewood. California Crenshaw-Imperial Branch 11350 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles. California 670-7550 776-4530 Seniors Jeff Wein. Dana Skulsky. Sandy Powell, and Jackie Schwartz listen to Mr. Charles Urbank explain some banking procedures. He is manager of the Inglewood office and Assistant Vice-presi- dent. HOVEY—DALLAS CHEVROLET Inglewood High students check out new 196$ Corvette. Sotted in the car are juniors Patty Houston and Chris Hovey, SlanJiM are seniors Ken Tway and Tom Betts, sophomore Alan Tway. senior Tom Coates, junior Jeff Fujimoto. senior Jim Zelaney. MANNY HASSEL MEN’S SHOP Seniors Jack Avram and Bob Hoffman, with sophomore Ken Duffin. aid in selecting a sports coat at Manny Hassd Men's Shop for sen- ior Don Newman. The shop is located at III So. Market St. PJk Xt 125 North Market St. also Crenshaw-Imperial Shopping Center Inglewood. California OR 7-2880 Sophomores Elizabeth Powell and Judy Park happily agree to sophomore Marilyn Spence’s choice of a darling pant-dress at the Polka-Dot Shop on Market St. in Inglewood. And ensem. Hr Yj Wire Fencing | Conunercial Residential Industrial School Dovia A. Anderson • Aa 5- y yitr, Crenshaw Los Angelos MAJORETTES Shlriee Sheets Hoad Nwrttu Shelly Heilman Karen Rickel Sponsored by: KITTY WRIGHT'S BATON STUDIO Westchester, Calif. Debbie McCully Vicki Huey 645-0481 Debbie Jones Progress is the one word that describes the actions of the Majorettes. Their untir- ing efforts and long hours of practice this past year have ranked them among the best Inglewood has ever had. The ‘67-'6$ school year brought forth a new concep- tion of what the Majorettes are and should be. For the first time in Inglewood's history our six talented girls have been judged twice in each competition, as a unit with the band and on their own. Other firsts have been participation in local and national competitions, pep rallies, basket- ball half-time shows, solo competition and community shows. Our girls are noted for their ability to work together and as solo- ists. As the Majorettes say. Happiness is being a Majorette.” MAJORETTES. Karen Rickcl. Debbie Jones. Shelly Heilman, head majorette Shiriee Sheets. Vicki Huey, and Debbie McCully. JONAS SKI AND HIKE 820 N. La Brea Inglewood. Calif. 677-8952 Mr. Jonas shows Inglewood students his large assortment of snow skiis. Seen left to right are sophomores Judy Park and Marilyn Spence, seniors Don Newman. Kathy Herr, and Jack Avram. COMPLIMENTS OF ARROWSMITH TOOL AND MANUFACTURING 9700 Belanca L.A., California 90045 Apprenticeship Programs Available to Qualified Applicants DICK ALLEN MOTORS 830 S. La Brea ‘YOUR HI-PERFORMANCE AM DEALER’ DOUr AK, INC., LOS ANGELES, CAL FORW A USA- Carol Benson. Vicki Miller. Cory Schenkman. John Wilson. Andrea Berman, and Mitch Fisher admire the fabulous Camaro at Century Chevrolet. INGLEWOOD BOOK STATIONERY CO. Serving The Southwest Area Since 1923 MAIN STORE • 325 E. Manchester • Inglewood, California INDUSTRIAL DIVISION PRINTING PLANT 280 W. Beach Avenue ORchard 3-4111 • ORegon 8-7201 1 CLARK DRUGS 11831 Hawthorne 21051 Sherman Way 5070 Rodeo Road 3545 Century Blvd. 3880 Rosecrans 15519 Normandy 650 El Segundo 220 Golden West Inglewood flag girls. Nancy Bender. Diane Chrysong. Mary Arrillaga. and Nancy Wood enjoy ice-cream at Clark Drugs. GIRL AND GUY GRADUATES INTERESTED IN A JOB? ALLIED AUTO PARKS ROYAL PARKING SERVICE DOWNTOWN ALIGNMENT SERVICE For Information — phone: 938-2436 ask for: Mr. Silberman or Mr. Lond Greetings From: BOB ESTES LINCOLN MERCURY Continental Mark III Lincoln Continental Mercury Mercury Montego Leasing All Makes Cougar Precision Service OR-1-7676 Complete Body Shop Facilities OR 8-3408 964 S. Labrea Ave. Inglewood Senior Index � « f«Vfc 14 If. 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Jl «Ali.1 0J.R II A� r 09 41..« . 0J IW.� vB OJ 44w« I 09 Vk VK� . 09.99 VlMlR. 0 09 VI,«V B 09.fj flff VI . B OJ III U.XVP Of.JJ.R� lAkVrf. I 01 VI.VM« « 01 � .x� � .l 01 l� � v 01 V� I 0l.ff.fJ ! 'I BAV kV Jjl� X J 01 01 JRm� .J 01. 4 S0i Jl J.AW..0 01 !•.� !� I � ANNUAL STAFF: TIMES TO REMEMBER Lana Sam: Editor-in-chief Marilyn May: Senior Section Larry DuffimActivities Kathy Herr: Faculty S Classes Gary Foley: Sports John Hedrick: Sports 5 Photographer Rita Litton: ThemeS Campus Life Natalie Kahn: Classes Laurel Rydlek: Classes S Copy Chris Hovey: Activities Maureen Pass: Activities Judy Wilson: Business Manager 214 •t ji '• ’•' r c, IT'S ABOUT TIME Looking back over the year 1968. I find myself reflecting on all the events that provided material for this yearbook. Who can forget the Big I Talent Show, competition yells at rallies, the stealing of the spirit-stick” and spirit-jug.” Pep Week and Battle of the Bands in Sentinel Inn. Mr. Mike Van Woy. Senior Car Show. Big I” rally, announcements of sports courts, the Harlem Clowns and coach Penella. pow- derpuff games. Sentinel Daze. Homecoming, the many sportsmghts and pizza feeds. Disneyland, and the alma mater's ending each rally and game. These are just a few of the exciting events which hap- pened this year and that we have tried to put into this book for you. I have been priviledged to work with a cooperative facul- ty. who always heard our stories when we missed class. Mr. Byers, our adviser, helped the Staff avoid crumbling under pressure of long hours, deadlines, and unexpected crises. What would we have done without Cagle's Studio? Mr. Jim Rivers and his staff always came to the rescue in making last-minute prints. Mr. Robert Hopkins, representative of American Yearbook Co., spent time with us and so did members of S. K. Smith Cover Co., who helped us decide on cover and design. Special appreciation goes to Mrs. Mar- garet Larkin, who managed all our business affairs with companies and with student body. Dedication of all my staff members, who were always there when needed, paid off to make possible this memora- ble 1968 edition of tjreenand White Production of this year's book has been truly rewarding to us. We hope it will be well received by you. Editor-in-chief Curicu 216 p Ctm peak ■'S is e % ZP been a real pleasure hay� ? g Wn se m C lass VViW v year, I uw i sVi)l KKe you even VV� ou V� yoU never — 1C did b xij me my ' dinner. 13uV IMI G -C c.'xcuse you Hns me. 8il % v an lo w� sVi t f ? 0u a I) VV)Q, TuaK ) n VV)€ wo tA d 'Vor WVure. Vcv' s.5� V w'tsKes £??o SuHm H% %