John Burroughs High School - Akela Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

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The A - A kela The Associated 1968 Student Body Of John Burroughs S H igh School 1920 Clark Street, ' ' Burbank, Calufornia 1 pfesem the , 11968 yearbook 'fff A The A kela Editor - in - Chief Louise Anne Mealey 'The action T TSST T Se SSTS ,F.f 'v - 13, kg Q ,,. , ' A 7 ms A H. I .W A , use W. f- -' 2 A ,Q 1 IS U 4 nw in 9 here 'N SPORTS .............. , . , U .i iff- Y K , K . .. , , , xl 5 S- W? STUDENT GOVERNME NT . . SENIORS . . ACTIVITIES ............ ADMINISTRATION l HONORS . . .113 2 . - . . .Mx Junions XX fu A X aa, M ,, - Z., A i I X1 .fi 1,3 1 s .....161 .and Where is the action? The action is right here on the john Burroughs Campus. Take a look around you and see for yourself. This is where it's happening! Action is found in just about every aspect of school life. Running to make that touch- down, marching to the rhythmic beat of the band, leaping over hurdles, and even twirling batons, students are involved in physical ac- tivity and are swinging into real action. But the action does not stop here. It probes even further into minds, into what is thinking ac- tion. To study for a test, to participate in a class discussion, to write a term paper, stu- dents are fotuid actively using their intelli- gence. Creativity plays a large part in the action. By singing a song, w rit in g a good article, creating a good painting, dancing to music, or even putting a fuel pump back where it be- longs, students dis play their talent in this skillful action. Action that is often taken for granted is teaching action. This action prepares stu- dents for the world that awaits everyone after graduation, whether it be college or a voca- tion. In the past year, the Student Body has overflowed with another type of action. In this catagory falls school spirit, team support, and the proper attitude. It takes all these kinds of action to make a complete school or student body. Remember that you attend the school where the action is. SOPI-IOMORES ......... 183 Action Action Action Action M ff 5 if i i . g s 3 1 I- 4 Y-14 The action ofmind 161 -an . The action Of body . ,Wy if 'K 'fs we ww-,fwvuwfl . k n L Q. 1 Vg ul ' . 4 Q v- wwf J Q :- fri ,V 5 i Q .V awww., U 44 f Q 'fm' ,t I ffl - 'iff ,ww ,, -v.,, f Q, 4 . 1 4 K K M. i n A y, K , F jx 3xf,535?..L. f M. ,. .. -'s...M,,L .. -f ., . s- L... ' f -f , , 2, , . 6 6 - W , . .X T 4- 3' . 5 , . ., , , Q .' k f'. n, , , . Q it Rf EE 2 fx 333 .pwfu Q ., 4. -....,. ... .4 ,, , ,,, k r . A ,. 1 11, .ly fi if ,.,, :inf 4 'I 1 . I U n ' vs- ' W' p. f J K M X -. Q is if 5' f 1 Af m f w 4: ks A , ' f 1' ip Q. E :- ,, . .' ' 5 a 5 1 if I ,Q F . 3 . , -wan-afwncywvmwwgv 'www-3wmvA--W , ,L A ,-,,N,,m,,,N ,, 7 ,Jw W' 'W 3 xx 1 i v f , 3 , if m Q fvrdjf 1 w L M 5- 6 we-64, .4 ef H W in S-iw'-. - K A f 1 '?'f5f1':3Hvif '. , . . , '?i'Ef ,Q V fl' - U L . - Q, Q, fi ,Min N W , , f 1 X ,. MDW wh--W 'fl A Ai? if -I A 1, M V xr, 13 ' 2- ...,. i A Q, V 'f jp-ff ' . 5? NM I 1 A A + . . ' 1-ff 5 , 0 T g t o af M 9 H3 ,. 1 Action Action Action w:':.v4--... A if A I ' '-t if if . ' if 3 at Q , ll -,.-L, Af-q Teaching A clion f, A F' JA KJ A clion A cZz'0n A clion A clion Action Action Action Wv ,i 1 C realive A clion X 1 P 1 :ss A clion A clion A cli0rz Social A ction Building A ction Q F Plenty of action was takingplace at the end of last year in the s cience building. Six classrooms were being completely remodeled with the latest in laboratory equipment and facilities . For the convenience of the students, new lab t ab le s were installed, each with individual p owe r supplies . The new scientific facilities include micro- wave apparatus, stroboscopes, analy- tical balances with cas es , a sonar demonstrater, and new power supplies and optical devices, including an in- terferometer. 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Barnhart, Dan Beardsley, Steve Blasius, John Bond, Doug Bunch, Pete Canfield, Craig Corrigan, Joe D'Alessio, joe Davio, Mark D'Errico, Matt De Maio, Tony Durnbough, Doug Dziadkowiec, Ste Erickson, Mike Evans, jim Ford, Pat Froelick, Jim Fruechting, Ed Garetto, Ty Gilbert, Stan Gray, Max Grunden, Dan Hollis, Mark V9 Hormuth, Dave Hormuth, Mike Huck, Bruce Ihle, Bruce Maggiora, Steve Marten, Dan Maurer, Rudy Mc Athy, Greg Mc Ginley, Dan Meyer, jack Murray, Craig Paggi, john Reisner, Hank Riley, Bob Sheppard, Mike Stubbert, Chuck Shults, Mark Shultz, Randy Snow, Bruce Szelazek, George Vega, Dan Vigil, Bill Wilkinson, Dick Serving his sixth season as Head Coach was ROBERT DUNIVANT. Coach Dunivant was assisted by KEN BIERMAN, backfield coach, and RANDY EDWARDS, line, and junior Varsity coach. .T xxx nsr- 4' V A. 'ml-.,...-vw-M T, ,TN John Burroughs looksforward Z0 Leading the potent Indian offense for '67 are top, left to right Craig Canflcld 140 Dave I-lormut:h1f-321 Randy Shultz 1111, Pat Ford 1121, Joe D'Aless1o 1211 M11-ce Erickson 1221 and bottom row Hank Re1sner 1831 Dan McG1nley 1651 Ty Garetto 1531, Tony De Maio 1501 Rudy Maurer 1641 Steve Dz1adkow1ec 1761 and Mark Shults 1141 Composing Burroughs' formidable de fensive unit are top, from left to right Greg Mc Athy 1421, Randy Shultz john Paggi 1411, Mike Erickson and bottom row: Hank Reisner jim Evans 1731, Rudy Maurer Dan McGinley 1651, Ty Garetto Steve Dziad.kowiec1761, MattD 'E 1881. outstanding season. ' 35' vii 'rf' r'- .sIr- M, f 'f.,i'i'g!rQ 5? Leading the outstanding Varsity team for '67 were co- captains PAT FORD and DAN MC GINLEY. VARSITY TEAM RE CORD Burroughs 19 Mark Keppel 6 Burroughs 31 Redondo 0 Burroughs 25 Cresenta Valley 0 Burroughs 33 hduir 13 Burroughs Burbank Burroughs Hoover Burroughs Blair Burroughs Glendale Burroughs Pasadena 19 20 'C Always ready to aid players or coaches were RICHARD LEWIS, MIKE BOLTON, and PAUL I-IALAMICEK. Head coach BOB DUNIVANT and players stand watching their team in action. . v l 'Q -Q 5 K J ff . ' I: L 1 9. P M1 Nu, O I ,L Axe, f K I Side-stepping the opposition is Senior CRAIG CANFIELD Q4Oj, while JOHN PAGGI Q41j, and GREG MCATHY f42j, attempt to Clear the way. but ,N lvl A ,, ,... K , 8: Upon receiving needed time from Burroughs' line, Senior quarterback PAT FORD U21 launches an aerial against Crescenta Valley. -Yvzf , , , f V ' ' 1. 3. V . L- l Brought down by a herd of Muir Mustangs is Senior speed- ster MIKE ERICKSON f22J. ill xx 6 if wifi.--gnxvw naar: -4 V 'J Making an outstanding reception between two Mustangs is GREG MC ATHY f42j. HANK REISNER f83J moves in to take the opposition out. Scrambling for a loose ball are a host of Muir Mustangs and Burroughs' Indians. Rushing in to assist Lwo unidenti- fied Burroughs players are DAN MARTIN 1861 and TY GARETTO Q53j. Breaking away from Blair tack- lers is PAT FORD Q12j as DAVE HORMUTH f32j moves up field to clear the way. Indiczns go Z0 C.I.F.f0r ll jirsz time in school history Running a down- and- out pattern is CRAIG CANFIELD Q4Oj. HANK REISNER 1833 and DAN Mc GINLEY 1655 are laying their blocks to give the quarterback time to throw. .I Out-logging the Pasadena opposition is JOE DVXLESSIO Q2 lj. Burroughs went on to win 21-12. -+-'r My ,' Winning the Foothill League Champion- ship was a first in the nineteen-year history of the john Burroughs' Varsity football team. The biggest win of the season against Blair, who was undefeated in the past twelve league games, was edged in the last 45 seconds of play, making the score 7-6 for the Indians. In beating Pasadena 21-12 Burroughs clenched the title by being two wins ahead and only one game to go. The most anticipated game of the season for both Burbank High Schools proved a disappointment for the Indians. Burbank, playing their best game of the season, held on to the 20-0 halftime lead to beat Burroughs 20-19. The Indians boasted many fine players on their championship team. A few of the many great players were all-leaguers Dan McGin- ley, Dave Hormuth, Randy Shultz, Mike Erickson, CraigCanfield, Tony Delvlaio, Rudy Maurer, and Hank Reisner. An outstanding player taking top honors was fullback Dave Hormuth who gained over 800 yards during the season to break every school record for sea- sonal and career rushing. Dave was voted as Burbank's City Player-of-the-Year. Since the initiation of this honor three years ago a Burroughs player has always been the recip- ient. The '67 football season has been a reward- ing one for the coaches, players, and Indian fans. ,mm , 'r ak ,,L,, .Xx,.3,,,,N , W' . ,S ,-.4 b 1 , - . ' Ji. I X 9 wg,-gf Q 4 , 'sf 312412 mf-wg - f - - ., 5 .2 . K , 5 .k,,k,, , , 'x , ,, J I Q Q ' Oli ' , -ii 6. i:si7'5QK '6 7 season cz buz'la'1'ng yearfor Braves. ., ,,'h 1 ,3 Qi ,. .. , , B A 7 1 ' --- 3 , ' ' ' 1- . f 1 . 'f fi w 1 .- 11. ' '. rv' 6 - - f 1 . '- ,gr Q Q Q ,. ' , , ' 1 ' . J A 3' , N ' 'rg N U , 5?-l 'l. I JI NL V ' 1 if Ma Q - 1 iw 1 . Q j K. ' 1 1 - f' 1 ' , 1 :ff , as M' 1, is Ziff? ,uf Q Y I ,Z ,., ., , gratis' if . A 'Q J Q f V 1 ll .5 ,, ., ? . B f . , ,V -' 4 - A ' 'Ze Z 712 441- ZZ 7 -. If ' . , ,V Y,, i q ,I . It ,Ag ,H W , W 5 I K ...jp I I ' M p W A AVA.. ,A v :E Q 5 . L A V 4, a- 5 it E 9 E? 3 Q 3 if,-:E , 'E 65155 G 3: i if-1 : E rs 7: '- ri ul ' . :ug Xe 5,- isp, ',,.., Ag p up ..: 1 r -.:.p 6' h -.f 'W f f' 'T T 1' 1 0 ' Q 1- .ii A, a. 'ii 3' 47 37 777 ' 4. -- it ,,' C, -. ' - 1: -fr' 2 . ' X ' A --- '--A -- 11- ---.- ff-nnlft' 'W - -Raman'-or-f 3-LK' 4 H- rrrsw ' , , ' if TTT'-'if 7-i'ff'iS 'i-'Q5iaif'tr 1 5i? ifrf-fffvf'f'4'ffffrfkffsrrrr-ff :GNP we 50 'f1 ':':L: '5 f'faMff'-aifrfrrwrtmferffrtr Msmwm YY' r A' -aus-4-aw -A . r.. ...,........, .asa . -. ,a 4.1 - With many promising sophomores and juniors on the team this should prove to be a building y Viskocil looks for leadership from four Senior team members. Barret, Bill 38 Mesola, Tony 11 Bautista, Gary 27 Minasian, Zack 10 Brown, Craig 24 Obley, Mike 40 Carter, Mark 45 Oswald, Mike 24 Close, Dave 25 Peglau, Henry 50 LCadjf1gth9B1'aVeS Corrigan, jim 35 Polidoro, Ray 19 of '67 was Head Cullotta, Tom 28 Rasmussen, Mark 17 COaQ11EDVISKO- De Santis, Steve 12 Recchia, joe 42 C1L.A55jSting DObb1E, Jim 21 RGyI1OldS, Jay 33 Cgaghgg were Fahlgren, Jim 10 Rosemann, Ed 51 JERRY LIBMAN Fisher, Brad 11 Segrest, Fred 48 andRON KURTZ, Hamilton, Randy 31 Seta, Tony 13 including stu- Hellman, Larry 47 Sharp, Tom 26 dent ggggh GOR- Hickman, Dave 43 Sheppard, jim 37 DON SWINK, Holzer, Mike 18 Sullivan, Pat 32 Huck, Thorne 23 Thorp, john 15 Huitink, John 30 Vasquez, Dave 46 Hunt, Gary 41 Whitaker, Wayne 39 Johnston, Duane 14 'Whitfield, jim 34 Lifsey, Roger 29 Winders, Dave 49 McClure, Pat 22 Wolf, john 36 25 ear for the Braves. Coach Braves spend many hours pmclzcmg TEANIRECORD Burroughs Hoover Burroughs Blair Burroughs Glendale Burroughs Pasadena 12 41 fundamental skills offoolbczll rom left to right: Gary Hunt 1411, Larry Hellman 1471, Henry rown1241, Mike Holzer 1181, jim Dobbie 1211, Dave Close teve De Santis offensive 1121, and Mark Rasmussen 1171. Brad Fisher1441, johnHuitink1301, Tony Seta1l31, Tom e Johnson 1141, Roger Lifsey 1291, and Dave Vasquey 1461. ,,- 'M 4QW 1121, Wayne Whitaker 1391, john Thorp 1151, Defensive Helping the Brave players and coaches when needed were managers DALE BALOK and DAVE DEVLIN. 1---J Burroughs' Braves look for guidance from Senior lettermen TI-IORNE HUCK 1231, STEVE DE SANTIS1121, TONY SETA 1131 and CRAIG BROWN 1241. 7 2' :cfm 3 W Q' is , i a 1i:fQi'f1ff,x+ if 3 1 s ' ' ' .Q ,fxkwx ykVf', K -, ,,.1,,,1: in -i -. .X ' p- I ,. k gtg, ,k.W,i,N,,i,2ng .L 1 f fm' , . ,gn r 5, , X KI 3,31 K k224Q53x?5s . L1 .lk M: x 1 i K L. .t ,tg-l,::1, m, 4 My r 'P wx, L, ff 5, - 1, - Senior Speedster STEVE DE SANTIS UZ, picks up his blockers and scampers around end in game against Hoover I-, In a scramble for a loose ball my W are the Burroughs Braves and Crescenta Bees. Crescenta went on to win 28-18. l' z ' , ---If Braves have best quarterback in pastjive years Helping an unknown Brave bring down Hoover player just short of the goal is Senior TONY SETA fl3j. ln the back- ground is Senior Duane johnson flflj, Running in to bring down a Crescenta Valley runner are TOM SHARPQZGQ, JOHN HUITINK f3Oj and BRAD FISHER Q44j. Rushing around end against the Blair opposition is Senior STEVE DE SANTIS fl2j. The Braves went on to defeat Blair 14-13. There were few bright spots in what was a trying year for the Burroughs Braves, one of these being quarterba ck, Dave Close. Coach Viskocil feels that Dave is one of the best quarterba cks the Braves have had in many years. The Braves played a wide-open pa s s i n g game using the T formation . The whole team was virtually inexperienced with only four returning lette rmen . The rest of the team was made up of juniors and Seniors who had Very little playing time behind them. Of the forty-five s o p h o ni o r e s who made the team, Coach Viskocil feels about a dozen of them will be of s ervi ce to the team. The traveling squad was the lightest in the League with only eight boys tipping the scales at over 140 pounds and one over a 150 pounds. On top of all this, the team was one of the slower teams in the League. Throughout the s ea s on the Braves per- formed to the best of their ability. Cross Country runners practice Going out for the Cross Country team in '67 were top row, left to right, Ted Koerner, Steve Evans, Russ Jorgensen, Ted Marcinko, Ron Doan, second row, Paul Biddick, jeff Dondanville, Tony Goffredo, Chris Sottile, Brian Kloch, bottom rowg Pete Waldorf, Rich Howard, Bob Anderson, Gary Carlson, Spencer Smith, Dan Brooke, Tom Thompson, and Greg Switzer. Not pictured were Roy I-Iixson and Mike Calvin. ' Jw- , 'F K Q 4 - fp, -V v K ' zo' ,C T' - Ji K I' r ' 'Sha C C I R ',,, r Y sf T5 we 5' 4 Q ws ,CC ff ffm J.-1 Making the turn at the Griffith Park course is BRIAN KLOCH. l i HAT, 49 K X ,,.,o o ,gi R 2 if yd Wi C , x qs, ,sinh 'fi .. ' 5. , i aim I wgfifg P3 '23 'fin .P Al. C QE C ,aff N vi' . , C ef-6' 'M' if C- ff in u my C ' 'C C, C C ' r J- ' C R 9 MJ.--fr 'ww r if C 'T ' ' ti W . 6 , KC, ,r-., In , s..+fC,Qye+s in 5 Ci U, 'f ' ff ft' N - i -- f V x 1- C 4 -'M -.6 sv. ff! C. ,,,.', W, -C 4 . K T .C W T fsi.fwC,23fiE-'tiiw X 'it 'f ' Y' ' A- ,,.5-S1 rf ' 'f ,C ,Cd Cf..-Wet. C 'A vf-.Ce-5-f -V C ' Q' we W C C . -'f '1'?,1VCZ45 'f?se'1 1,4 Ni rfreifle 5 , ' i x f LQ - C r 7-if-,?a, A-1,CC 1 had f- 2 ll C CCCC , 1 7 1' ' .vfffikr , A-LCA . W, .- K V Mx .ww brine-+v'f V, 'x-de..-N '?,,,w,v s C ' ' A many hours after school Out-legging the opposition in a meet against Glendale is GREG SWTTZER on the Griffith Park course. R 4? , . 59 ,Y . . K '- ,-un. ' . ,431 . ns.-H ',.1: K i Arm' . 1 ...., '... , , ,W Taz. - -', . -A- 'iv ff' :QF - S-'I--'ci 4193--vs:-, Getting set for the starting signal at Griffith Park are the Burroughs and Hoover runners. tiff! is ills is -' in ' fd! kr 1 ' Z 'il .... X K. Y K .v xi? x , E f .A 7 T .ri , C I ur www f,,.rJr 35? AX-o v ' t K, r 1 . ' Q ' V- Q U 5 3 ' -4. . I, N .. -4 . 5.1 he . df 'ff v 'W ii-'?53.1.'-' f-' . Q., ,X at , f , ,,, fr ,,,.s-if .X 1 -- t.. ,rv f. ff, y N ,- M 4, . -ia .f ,, , at wb Q-if ,.-I , . ,ng vs ' I f 'ff bf A-5' ' by-5:21 ya , mi ' a if 31 ' ' W, ' rf ll . rf.-' ..1 v ..iIt,,L 'N' ' if , ,xg ,ev AES?-3'q,fr 1 LX. -',2?5:rr-'C?fE X . 1- g V ,. I - ,. 'rl .L .32 A if --. ,,.,yx't3S.- F , ii-wi N H' , . 'UL . a uGl1 4N.,:,.M,,,, MT- avg . I. W A. ' ' ,., .1-5 Q X Q ' Q f. f,.fS.1. 'P?1,'.n5-'+-A: ,A , ng, .L N ,.., fr. A fsef' 513 , . ff- i 2 : 1' , N. of T L TY lazy' Q ,' A f ' ' , ' K f ,g 1- g r7m,r'Q-- ,aktgkbjv lf., A, .. . ,,, gf 1' Q:-...-f-w-H 'f ' sfvfg .,3,,Q..v '1s.'a2fs-' ' Y sw? .QM .. V. , ., .rTb,.,,,,,. 5 vi. !H f- 2 31 1578 In his fifth year as Cross Country Coach was JACK DRAGER . The cross country team's record shows one win and a tie in the regular dual meet competition, and a win over Pasadena in the league finals. Coach Drager feels the '67 season was a building year for the team. Throughout the season there were many fine individual performances turned in by both juniors and Seniors. A new school record was set fo r the regular G r i ffe t h Park school course of 9:48 by Senior Greg Switzer. Greg put many hours into his running after school and weekends on his own time. As shown by his repeatedly good time s in many meets, hard work proved helpful. Also, an outstand- ing job was turned in by jtuiior Tom Thomp- son, who broke the oldschool record by more than a second. With nineteen boys coming out for cross country and all of them putting in many hard hours during school and on their own, Coach Drager feels next season should be a much improved season due to nine strong returning lettermen. Loo king ahead to the next season, Burroughs will expe ct an out- standing showing. Varsity Cagers well-balanced team junior forward BOB I-HNES 1201 drives in and takes a jump shot fromjustinside the key against the St. Anthony Saints. s Varsity cagers for '68 were top row, left to rightg Dave Hormuth, Mike Leum, Larry Casella, Roger Fritch, Kerry Carmody, Harlan Anderson, Larry Prinz, john Taylor, Bob Kinzel, and bottom row, left to rightg Steve Maggiora, Craig Canfield, Bob Hines, john Goffredo, Pat Ford, and Mark Shults. 32 Trying not to foul a Glendale man are LARRY CASELLA f23j and I-IARLAN ANDERSON f33j as they await a possible rebound. Completing his seventh year as I-lead Varsity Basketball Coach, KALE CANFIELD feels this is the best team he has ever guided. BOB I-HNES 120, dives in to make a beautiful lay-up shot as STEVE MAGGIORA 1355, MARK SHULTZ Q14j and an astounded Glendale player look on. Leading Varsity cagers through their best season in many years were Tri-Captains ROGER FRITCI-I, CRAIG CANFIELD, and HARLAN ANDERSON. Indians co-champs of Burroughs' spark plug, JOHN GOFFREDO LARRY CASELLA 1233 muscles up 1155 beats all other opponents to the basket and away from the Burbank boys and softly lays in two points. for another two points. Season Results i35f?miA2fiLSaSf?15jl3!.S 13i?LZt51ZiEEES31ZbFi2i Fl1'St Round S6COI'1d ROLl1'lCl moves in to block out opposition. 7 1 Burroughs 45 49 Glendale 46 8 l Burroughs 70 65 Pasadena 73 58 Burroughs 63 43 hduir 41 77 Burroughs 72 65 Hoover 41 77 Burroughs 98 67 Blair 64 75 Burroughs 52 47 Crescenta Valley 47 rf, 71 Burroughs 61 45 Burbank 50 oothill league CRAIG CANFIELD 1401 drives hard toward the basket with the intent to score. ROGER FRITCI-I Q22j shows why he was the choice for Player-of-the-Week as he positions himself for another rebound in the Hoover game. JOHN GOFFREDO f15j rushes in to assist. Determination is the name of the game for ROGER FRITCH and, half hidden, JOHN GOFFREDO, as they fight viciously for the rebound against two Muir battlers. As CRAIG CANFIELD f40j powers up for the shot, a Muir man moves into block. I-IARLAN ANDERSON 1335 prepares for possible rebound. Braves j7nish in third place in 28114, . .rwl J ,11 llflgfgx, IE 0 2 Q11 in Burroughs Braves started off slowly but worked hard and show ed their many championship qualities. Players top, left to right, Gary Cates, Larry Hellman, Ron Regalado, jim Sheppard, Dave Nelson, Jim Brander, and bottom, left to right, Alberto Ballister, Mike Calascibetta, Gary Connely, Mike Sheppard, Mike Turner, Kevin Anderson, and Zack Minasian. Not pictured are Mike Rocco and john Alm. MIKE TURNER makes a casual jump shot and hopes to add another two points to the score. MIKE CALA- SCIBETTA rushes in to assist. Foothill league In his fourth year as Bee Basketball Coach, RON CRAIG looks forward to another winning season. MIKE CALASABETTA, junior, takes the ball away from two surprised Hoover players. Senior, IVIIKE TURNER, is one of the Braves most colorful players, and this year's Co- Captain. Season Results First Round Second Round 53 Burroughs 55 50 Glendale 54 55 Burroughs 75 63 Pasadena 61 33 Burroughs 58 48 Muir 54 45 Burroughs 54 57 Hoover 58 79 Burroughs 75 67 Blair 62 53 Burroughs 50 43 Crescenta Valley 47 42 Burroughs 41 60 B urbank 67 Braves ear hard fough victories. MIKE CALASCIBETTA QZOQ shows his aggressive style of shooting from outside. Y 4D Y In the Burbank-Burroughs' gme, crowded conditions were not limited to the stands. A host of Braves and Bull Pups fight for height in the struggle for a rebound. In all the action are MIKE CAIASIBETTA QZOQ, and DAVE NELSON 1255. As three Pasadena players rush in to block a shot, KEVIN ANDERSON Qllj takes to the air for a ten foot jump shot. 1 , ill? , i MIKE ROCCO f41j sets himself for a fifteen foot jump- shot in the Pasadena game. KEVIN ANDERSON 1111 and GARY CONNELLY Q12j move in for the possible rebound. KEVIN ANDERSON 1115 goes up high in attempt to out- jump the Crescenta Valley player. Braves went on to victory in a hard-fought contest. KEVIN ANDERSON proved to be a valuable asset to the Braves. Here he demonstrates his outside jump-shot. This year's Braves finished third in the Foothill League. They rounded out the season with eight league wins and six losses. Their overall seasonal r e c o rd contained eighteen wins and nine losses. Although the Braves were unable to capture first in any of the tour- naments, they did take second in the Foothill League Tourney, and third in the Santa Monica and Bell Garden tournaments. Dealing double defeats to Glendale, Blair, and Crescenta Valley, the Braves showed their fine fighting style. From twenty-two points behind in the Muir game, twelve in the Glen- dale, and nine in the Crescenta Valley, the comeback kids come back to win all three. This year's high s c o re r s we re Mike Turner, with a twelve point average for each game, Mike Calascibetta with eleven, and Mike Rocco with ten. Coach Ron Craig feels that the team could have done better, but he's pleased with the realization that many present players will be returning next year. Baseball players determznea' to BRAD NELSON IS one of the best hltters on 1.h1s year s Var Sen1or ace STEVE FITTS shows prtchmg style that hope s1Ly Baseball Team. Last year Brad was an All League left fully w1ll be the Wllllllllg style 1n '68 f1elder and a probable All-Leaguer thxs year Wuh the look of determlnatlon Brad steps up to the plate D av e I-Iormuth jim Hudson Bruce Ihle Terry Irwin Roger Lifsey Steve Maggiora Zack Manasian Brad Nelson Dave Nelson Joe Peterson Doug Pierce Frank Porco Larry Prinz Gary Rogson Jim Sheppard Mike Sheppard George Szelazek follow in winningfootsteps Coaches RON CRIAG and KEN BIERMANN study plans for the '68 Baseball Team. This year's baseball team is hitting hard and fielding well. Starting off the season with a 2-2 record, they expect to excel this sea- son. ln their first game against Burbank the Indians were victorious. Other early games included Monrovia, Thousand Oaks, and Channel Islands. Returning lettermen consisted of Craig Brown, Dave I-Iormuth, Tony Demaio, Steve Fitts, Doug Pierce, Brad Nelson, and joe Peterson. With these strong fieldmen, plus new Varsity players fromjunior Varsity such as Gary Robson, Mark Shultz, Ty Garretto, Larry Prinz, and Bruce Ihle, many exciting games are expected. Coach Bierman feels that with the potential of this year's team, it should become one of the best in Burroughs' history. l. f' I I , -. , V tg, i, it ., , I l lr' sf JIM HUDSON is up from the J. V. 's and is now a starter on the varsity nine. He is constantly improving his hitting and fielding andhopes to help our varsity nine take the league. TONY DEMAIOQfirst basemanj makes a beautiful play as he blocks the way back to the bag, and puts the tag on an unidentified opponent. I-af' .J ,' . ,' Clearing fourteen feet in the Varsity Pole Vault is Senior DON AVILA. Bob Anderson Don Avila Bill Barrett Bill Berry Steve Binkley Paul Bittick Dan Brooke Mike Cardea Mike Camey Mark Carter NL N.-.444 Y 'Mm V' ' 44 ' ,,,.,. l B, ,gf M ilu. N. 'sa rw- Ron Major Ted Marcinko STEVE BINKLEY, sophomore, leaps over a hurdle in the sixty yard hurdles, Dennis Megan on his way to a first. JOE RECCHIA and MIKE OBLEY charged on in the Dan McGinley Tom McGregor Leo Medsker Tony Mersola Mike Obley john Orlando Mark Parkinson George Damarj ian Tim Pauley jeff Dondanville Ron Doan Doug Durnbaugh Dan Espinosa Steve Evans jim Fahlgren Victor Germano Dan Goenner Tony Goffredo Braian Graham Randy Hamilton Raymond I-lixson john Huitink Gary Hunt Randy Hunt Mike johnson Dwight Kelly Brian Klock Martin Larner Dann Laydon Ray Polidoro Dennis Ramsey Mark joe Recchia Bruce Ruby Nick Salerno Mike Sentoyo Mike Schilling Bruce Smith Bruce Snow Spencer Smith Chris Stacher Greg Switzer Pete Tesoro Torn Thompson David Vasquez Luis Vasquez Steve Votaw Bob Wong Ion Woodard background. 'VM W K x - . Maw' at . ,V,:,,,e,,,,,, M y f T,.-sr ..ff-'HW' A -.4 1 ...S .l .ff . S A in ! i ,..1If'...Z H YLQ - r ' u un 'X 1 Tri-class trackm en in action Sophomore BOB PHILIPS shows great determination and style as Coach Dunivant looks on. MARK CARTER, also a sophomore, warms up in the background. Streaking across the finish line, BOB WONG, junior, takes a first in the C fifty yard dash. BILL BARETT takes a close second. Vaulting over 12 feet is SeniorJON WOODARD. Hopes of 14 feet are voiced by jon. I fa'- 5: J Y ' 5, ILHLL sf -. I 'gi f ,: I is With an even record of one win and one loss, this year's Varsity Track Team was off to a fair start. Progressing along, Coach- es jack Drager and Robert Dunivant are hope- ful of five wins. Coach Drager feels that the only two really difficult meets are Muir and Pasadena. Even those two strong teams might fall before the Indians. The small turnout for the sport this year has been made up for by their mass improvement. Outstanding men include Don Brook f880J, Don Avila CPole Vaultb, Mike Leum C100 Yard Dashj, George Damarjian fHigh jumpb and Ray Polidoro Q50 Yard Dashj. Bees and Cees this year started out weak but as the season carried on they improved. Ray Hickson, outstanding Bee in the 1320, is trying for a new school record. Bob Wong is back for the Cees again this year as the strong man in the sprints and long-jump. i GARY HUNT finishes first in the Bee 440. MR. STANLEY ASPITTLE clocks him in. Sailing across the long jump pit is Senior RANDY HUNT. judging the event is Boys Vice-Principal JAMES LLOYD. LAW, l fi, 4 L Water polo newest addition to Burroughs sports activities .-s . ,: '7 it-,,...,, I , :ml Q-- ,A M.. 5 WW. as l . J -.. , -fa ak .U-ffm 'Q 1 'K'lQxb5f-nil . 17+ DOUG THOMPSON goes up for ball against Pasadena opposition with JEFF SPENCER, BRAD BELKNAP, and MIKE NORRIS in the background. Water Poloteam consists of Wayne Swartz, Dave Crawbeg, Pat McGinley, Brad Bridges fback rowjg Steve Self, jim Winton, jim Kelleg, Greg Nash, Vic Germano, Mike Santago, Kevin Greene, Nick Catrow, Lon Bradshaw fsecond rowj, Tim Ireland, Mike Norris, john Orlando, Mark Buss, Jeff Spencer, Andy Senjei, Doug Bishop, Doug Thompson, john Conery, john Kiel Qthird rowjg and Dick I-iabitz, George Lewis, Terry Rittmiller, Dick Bopp, Kevin McVerrg, jim Bence, Chuck Wahl, Jon Woodard, Ed Gullekson, Norm Nansel Qfront rowj. , , r The first Water Polo team in the history of john Burroughs did exceptionally Well. Al- though this first season was a learning one, Burroughs Water Polo players fought hard and showed great potential against highly rated schools. Varsity s t and o u t s were George Lewis, Ed C-ullekson, and Larry Rittmiller. The Bees were led by Doug Thompson, Scott Kelly, and Mike Norris. Cees were led by Pat Mc Ginley and Brad Bridges. All of the games proved to have many exciting moments for all involved. Many hidden talents were brought out in this first year of Water Polo. If this year was any indication of the years to come Burroughs is surely to have great water polo teams in the near future. .1 ' J -. U.. ,,, -'l A 1 4 .0153 1 , , M 1 I . I I, 1 1 , an , U -,LM W ma. A A wmmmnhgm N1 N 1 Ql, A, J K V wt- ,, . -,, y i'2 f-F so . v, M4 MQQK 4 is if f M . . yi, ,H , gl X - I V Ag- R , . na V f?-'w is srri is ., in in 'Q' ' A ' -i s ,mk:t'TfL 3 41: Q, '1,.,wo-P ,,,,, fa . , Shown in game against Pasadena are forward SCOTT KELLY, guard MARK BUSS, and goalie MIKE NORRIS. Initiated into the sports schedule for 1967 was the new and exciting sport of water polo, led by coach ROBERT BREWER. Among the spring sports are golf itil V. s Led by Coach Randy Edwards Qin his fourth year as swimming coachj, the Varsity aqua- men are on their way to a Foothill League Victory. Winning all of their first four meets, they hope for an undefeated season. Headline swimmers this year are Alan Pinson, George Lewis, Larry Rittmiller, Dick Bopp, and Mark Buss. Starting out in low, the Bees and Cees hope to get into high by the start of the season. Bees inc l u de Doug Thompson, Scott Kelly fshowing great style this yearj, Andy Senyei Cbutter-flyf, and jay Reynolds. Cee mites are Doug Bishop fbackstrokej, Pat Mc Ginley fbreast-strokel and Brad Brigis Ctwo -hundred freestylej. Kevin Anderson Les Barton Gary Cates Rick Curtis Ken Franklin Mike Galvin Bob Havel Alan Ihle john Jacobson Larry Melidio Bruce Polidori lowell Shira Steve Tidik Steve Beardsley jim Behunin Brad Belknap Doug Bishop Dick Bopp Brad Bridges Marvin Bush Mark Buss john Christensen john Conery Craig Fuller Ed Gullekson Dick Habitz Doug Hall Tim Ireland Chris Keledjian Scott Kelly Mike Koljan George Lewis Dan Mac Farland Torn Malony Pat McGinley Kevin Mcverry Mike Norris Paul Osteen joe Parkensen Al Pinson Dave Pinson jay Reynolds Larry Rittmiller Pete Sanders Andy Senyei Gary Slandefer Rick Thieleman Doug Thompson Woody White jim Winton and swimming it L:-'Ae' 4 Qu! ' ...A fs ,JQQI V - ---- it ..., ' Coaching this season's outstanding swim teams was RANDY EDWARDS. Players on the Golf team are top, left to right, Les Barton, Rick Curtis, Ken Franklin, Larry Melideo, John Jacobson, Alan Ihle, and kneeling, left to right, Lowell Shira, Bob Havel, Mike Galvin, Gary Cates, and Kevin Anderson. Not pictured are Bruce Polidori and Steve Tidik. 1 f Guiding the Golf team for the '68 season was GEORGE BOONE. The Golf team started off slowly this year by losing their first two matches to Muir and l-loover. Against Pasadena they showed their true style, and won. On the move, now, they are looking forward to the Optimist, Foothill League, and C.I.F. Tourneys. Many of last year's players, such as Rick Curtis, john jacobson, Les Barton, Alan lhle, Mike Dockhorn, Larry Melideo, and Bruce Polidori, have returned this year. Supporting the sophomore clubmen, Steve Tidik, Gary Cates, and Kevin Anderson. Coaching the Golfers again this year is George Boone. He hopes for a fine season, and really believes the boys can do it. With their experienced players, and enthusiastic new players, the team will be striving for honors. Tennis swingers in action is Tennis is a swinging game, comments Coach Robert Brewer, and this year we're out to prove it! With only eight returning le tt e r m e n, the team is rather green, yet the fresh spirit seems to keep the team burning. Through the first part of this season they have remained undefeated. The w hole team isn't satisfied with this, though, because they're out to take the league. The team has already bettered the dismal record of last year. The first five single positions are verywellfilledby Dick Patter- son, Bob Kaaren, Eric Livingston, Ed Fruechting, and Bruce Berger. These five boys are all back from last year. The doubles appear to be in good hands with Russ Saneto a n d L o r e n Clapp anchoring the number one position and jeff Herbst and Tom Vanda strongly entrenched at number two. All in all, with the old hands and new sophomores, this year's tennis team can be counted on to be one of the best in a longtime. Bruce Berger Bruce Berhart john Blasius Bob Bullard Loren Clapp Bob Dolan Ed Fruechting Stan Hepner jeff Herbst Bob Kaaren Eric Livingston Brian Marks jack Meyer Mike Osgood Dick Patterson Craig Pedersen Gary Phillis Elan Rubenstein Russ Saneto Steve Self Tom Vanda Mike Williams ms., Q. z . K on Rl rim 5 im? Showing his winning style, is Senior MR. ROBERT BREWER, in his fifth Swinger RUSS SANATO, year as tennis coach, looks forward to a bright season. 48 U 1 F 1 1 2 we ' 5 ' 5, ' FT , . .1 S. '4 I L 5 ,i i I . ' f k - 1, f i E , 94 4 S ii 5 Qs 2 l ACTIVITIES f - ,e, I john Burroughs jumps the gun! Principal MR. SHERMAN CHAVOOR welcomes approximately three hundred sopho- mores at pre-school orientation program. ACTIVITIE The time is now and the action is here-- at John Burroughs High School. Students set their pace throughout their high school ca- reers by their participation in school activi- ties. Whether it be in a science lab, out on the grid iron, or in a dance studio, Bur- roughs has activities to satisfy the interests of every student. Careful discussions and planning by stu- dents and teachers are required for a suc- cessful year. A busy calendar of eXtra-cur- ricular activities including clubs and social events, is planned by committee chairmans, club representatives, and faculty members far in advance for the coming school year. Boys prove to be participants in such sports events as football, basketball, base- ball, and track. Girls also have the opportu- nity to take part in sports, clubs, and organ- izations such as Letter Girls' Club, Girls' Athletic Association, and Minorettes. Burroughs Fine Arts Department hosts many organizations including the Instrumen- tal Music Association, Senior Choir, and the Dance Club. Highlighting the activities of the Fine Arts and Drama Departments is the presentation of this year's operetta, Call Me Madame, and the annual Senior play, The Miracle Worker. The various committees, councils, and organizations help promote school spirit, de- velop student government, and add variety to school life. The results make the time spent planning well worth while. 49 ,J z wa 1, ,- .W .,W,, ,,. , z , - 'F Students wait in line to see their counselors for pro- gram changes. For the benefit of the new sophomores ROB BOWERS, Student Body President, introduces MISS WOJTYLA, MR. VOSS, MR. BRANDT, MR. RAINE, MISS FEELEY, and MR. LLOYD, members of the John Burroughs faculty. 50 Ml limi, . , Burroughs Opens wilh vigor GH K .Xie g ,X , ff 1 l 1 H n I 1 y .,,.' , Awaiting the presentation of the Sophomore Orientation Pr o g r a ni, are n e w tenth graders. O M 1 I 1 Q f M 'Y .1 Q 31 Y- fy M f 6 r 1 t . P, gf, f A ,S yy E i if Q ri? f 4. ki i M 5' 'wr fi E , 1 5 1 U t 3, ' 1 f ' lf if New sophomore girls make a visit to Bur- , roughs on Orientation Day. Registering the changes in the programs of GREG SAGE and KAREN NELSON, is MR. MAX CRAWFORD, the school R e g is tr a r . 5 sl-.XRS . C '-X, Introducing the Class of '70 to Burroughs spirit are yell leaders IERI CLARK, KENFRANKLIN, JOYCE STORTI, and ANITA HARRIMAN. By teaching various yells, they prepared sophomores for the first football game. Song leaders SUE BUCKLEY, SHERI SYVERUD, KATHY STANT, and PAM THORNTON, welcome the new tenth graders performing tradi- tional songs at Sophomore Orientation Day. 51 num S tud e nts seek the approval of S t ud e n t Body Advisor, MISS BITTERSWEET WOJTYLA. , . kg fu 'f . ' ' ,L lg. -, S ' gi gk af r R Q K WLS 4 +S Students mingle at the pre-school Associated Student Body breakfast. P at Wi, EQ' ,, 5 . fi Pre-school events spark the advent ofnew school year. Getting his classroom in order for the coming school year is MR. WILLIAM FLORA, one of the math teachers. Coach BOB DUNIVANT reviews new techniques and stra- tegies for the coming football season with PAT FORD, CRAIG CANFIELD and RANDY SCI-IULTZ. In the science department MRS. ROHWER moves equip- ment into the new laboratories. Taking it easy after a long day of school preparations is MR. ALEX MOREL. School Opens wzlh boost of S.. ,K .:,:.,Y, 44 'in 'N Q Student Body offxcers commrctee chalrman club representatlves and faculty members exchange vlews and 1d63S at the 1 v E 5 aclivziies and enthusiasm Anticipating a new class, students wait for the passing bell on the first day of school. Parents attend Back-to-School Night for the main purpose of getting ac quainted with their chi1d's teachers and studies. Spirit rocks out al J. B. l - gx is v 21 , .,.x., y wi Q p W v ,'! '1 ifU5Y'i, 355 W' it ,4 p it 1 Mhix f' lg Volleyball, ping-pong and dancing were some of the activities featured at the sports night. Mr. Touchdown was perform- edbythesongleaders at the Mark Keppel rally. ' ii on Marking the end of the first school week was a sports night sponsored by the Letter Girls' Club. MARY CASEY and JOYCE PAGGI sold tickets at the door. txt ifQf7W1i'wV7'QflQ A'f ' llli ' ' . ., --. V ' , -e ,rf 3? 3752 'Q Y 9 . f -nfs 4, iff H N, ie.. p p ' Narrow +-- we - ,.. .,Z..,,-.Www-yin '41,-.-New-M' ' 'b '.z-m' WL ilu , 5,--3, 1443 , f Pert'n pretty is Keppel rally. Anticipating thc f1rst game of the season 15 the Bee team coached by MR ED VISKOCIL and MR JERRY LIBMAN .Ili -ww One privilege only Seniors enjoy is the Senior Patio. Here they may eat, study, or just relax 58 given welcome N l Ah A, Li K A ' J fig' K f - G Q: 591 f ' . 'if 1- if -fri - W ' im ' ' ' ' ' '- fgili - ,w', v .- .41-fy-fy .M 1, Q:-'N 'f 'Q E ' , ..-: 4 H f.. H ll- 4, Eff .Eff 2 Mfg- ,eg .N : - '4 ' V! ft, . - . .-r ' 1-a , w- -v1 4'75 ':z 3 ' . .f . ', q Y fm ? 5575 , ' ,gd ' ' Q3-.9 Q1 Q ,A ' Y ...rfd . X fm Indulging ina few of the dishes offered at the Instrumental Music A ss o c i a tio n Potluck Dinner are MR. and MRS. ROBERT ROSE. Held in honor of the girls who are new to Burroughs, was the New Girls' Tea. Song and yell leaders entertained the girls and gave them a friendly Burroughs welcome. i1 -. u CAROL BOYLE enjoys a piece of cake at an Instrumental Music Association birthd ay party, . LL- A- -V fi, fr 3 -f a 2 1 rg X? I Y' 27551 1 4 r Q . V it 'f'g'1v74Lf'11'f 5 .sss . X - . A ,t 0 K t as t i Band and orchestra members celebrated the birthday of George Gershwin by serving cake and ice cream. lass M enagerien presented as fallplay ,, JJ I Starring in john Burroughs presentation of the Glass Menagerie are BARBARA PERRIN, PAM MAPI-IET, JOHN MANGUN,ancl ROB BOWERS. In this scene, jim and Laura, played by JOHN A MANGUN and PAM MAPHET have a serious discussion. 60 ROB BOW'ERS and BARBARA PERRIN, portraying Tom and Amanda Wingfield, have a bitter disagreement. 4' 'F'-4 Working behind the scenes are BARBARA ODDONE CONNIE CORSAUT, PAM BYRD, and MARSHA GRAY. , A 4 In this scene, Tom is scolding his sister Laura as she cra- dles one of her cherished glass figures. Many hours of rehearsing went into the presentation of Glass Menagerie. The play was performed on two Con- secutive weekends. Students have the opportunity to attend away games by buy- ing a t 1 cke t for the rooters bus. Famed explorer and world trav- ler, MR. JOHN GODDARD, pre- sented a film and talk about his latest expedition to Turkey. Q , we 3 John Odciardfealured at assembly iam ' Sli nu 2 nf 1, xX . n 27's Seniors take advantage of their patio privileges during lunch. I Set it up! is the cry of the avid volleyball enthusiasts as they enjoy a friendly game at a sports night. S154 I-Iammiug it up at the Lettermen's Club sports night are DIANE WOOTEN and MIKE TURNER. GARY NELSON, TCM SHARP, BRAD FISHER, SHIRLEY RAYBURN, and CINDY ADAMS watch on as BOB ALBERT- SON plays ping-pong. W6,F8fF0m Burroughs, we c0uldn'l THE DATE: Saturday, October 28th, 19675 THE PIACE: Horrel Field, Pasadena City Collegeg THE SCENE: Burroughs vs. Blairg THE RESULT: Burroughs BEAT Blair! Proudly displaying the sign of victory, the enthusiastic crowd stood behind our team all the way. Varsity players ran through the Minorette tlmnel as the stands cheered them on to unforgettable victory. 64 bepr0uder!! Tears of joy and victory were shed by many, including Songleader SHERI SYVERUD. A,,,,,..1 Hey, hey, look at the score. . . Scoreboard makes the Burroughs' victory over Blair official. Cinching the game and clearing up any previous doubts for the Indians and Tribe, was the conversion kick made by PETE BUNCH. 65 Hey! What a doll! was the theme used for the 1967 Mother-Daughter Banquet. In addition to the catered dinner, a fashion show was presented featuring members of Girls' League. A most enjoyable part of the evening was provided by the Girls' Choir, which was under the direction of MR . DWIGHT MARTIN. f 5 , C.. .1 altwwlg The girls modeled fashions from Windsor Shop. .4 . . iMi.1v,i, 4 A 5 gf., . A L. w 'k': N .gf . iid., , gi ,--- A. . 5 Q ,,,. if y I FQ I. .VVZ 'v ., ,. 1 . , F, -I ' we - 1 s . . . .-si r ,r . .. .fx 'f' f Q - , Q., f if r I I' ' ., 'F ..., T ' ,V ' - 1 ' ' iirl I ' .- 1 - . V 'A '5 1 . -15 'l My Q I 'ie .' IQ ,, 53,55 22.5.,. wif -- ' i. V :f 0 V f 2:13 f' ' ig 5 f ' 5 'Q , H 4? ', , f . WL-- I -1 g-fer' ' Jffffafi? I We ' ' ' 4 ' 'Sf' ' ' - ' . 1 ' at - IS? .. V- I E' , H 79 'fl I 2' 'it 5 I 'Li1li5El ' iq ks- V 'I ,I Vrh .5- L - ,, , xLX.L H:-Es-:qw is , , . L dv, .M sk' , ,I ,hm ,IL N. 5. W5 j - 1 5 4 .-,:: Warm Q -,A X 12: 45 .1 fs. ' ws Hz 1 . 2 ibm 'V I K J M X . i 2' - - in ,,,, if N - 1 I ' '-'- -- X' ' ' ' I N 'ttr . I, . ,V - I I r 'if E 43,2 9, f . i 5 2 i :J if - 1 e I 'TV s I ii S A T f A, -iii ,M if .4 1 v ia, 1 M A -x ffiiii' .ii f f ' 'rf iii? I ,M I it it f ? .Q i ,Qtr I W in is 2 I? it ' ,FIA 2, Sai SE iniir iiii I , 5 J U fiwxi' ' 'bv Inher opening address, Girls' League President, DEBBIE HEPNER , greets the mothers and daughtexs attending the banquet. K s M others and daughters attend banquet D ru mm e r, TOM MUZIANI, plays kettle drums made mobile by MR. DAVID BLANKENBURG. ueen Susie and Courl crowned at rally Chosen by the football players to reign as the 1967 Football Queen and her court, are Queen SUSIE BUCKLEY, and Princesses GA YLE MA R TIN , KATHY STANT , and PAM THORNTON . Crowning Susie as Queen is Varsity Co-Captain, DAN MC GINLEY. sv After a touchdown made by the Indians at the Burroughs-Burbank game, yell leaders await the con- version. 5- Km 8 fe v V 3 5 5 My T imgwmmnwiiw1mswQm7ss ,- M, A ff Making adebut at the Burroughs-Burbank game was the Spirit Car, a replica of a 1901 Olds- mobile. Receiving the first Pepster-of-the-Season award was RHONDA REARDON . IK1 BPM-1 1' Burbank yell leaders, I-lEIDI HEADLEY, KITTY CARPENTER, and Songleader BUBBLES BURLISON perform at a typical Burbank High rally. One can tell that uniformity is an important aspect of the Bur bank drill team as displayed by women of the Burroughs fac ulty. 1 V 4 .. gg' A H N- 3 :ff 'w un I 3 .. W, Q , - p Q iw A epQq.4aggw Q.ef ,, 2 ' T f- 4. ' . . 'Q ' if 'M 1 'i H -Q' t T ' .,.. -. Y FY ': .' Q 'F .-.a L T, V 3 N . was WJ, -,s ' ' is 1. -'--nmww M... , K K --.W .ima ee'-T'-, H fl T. 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L I ,ln P rx u n f'ln'lflpf 'nnnQhi:l.7ggI g.','f Q gm ,, ,W V -. , W'.,,r9 ,ref 'I-1J24+ls'l 4 4v4Gl,Uv.l- Mow-If 'lim mf-fig 1 V , . -3552 A , V., ,, 'QiWa 9munn,qn 0,1499 A i 1 . - Q 1 ' is be in -il in , ,,,, W , I ' -, .. . 4 ' f A .A L - - g Ks- in fs .. .H 2 A ,fi 4, . . W, Lv' E. . 0 8 sigh AWK! sn-wx xi , feng g , -,. ,fr-.L ,, 9 , I :ff gi R pi-,Q 6355 3, ,m,zgi?:m ,lj -' pk . K Q5 A M ti P t :Mix V. ' gd EA L 'Yr ' 1 4 ' ,, ig . Z Ig . Q I ' ' H , .3 Q ' - ,,,,L Im ,X - ' V, V, I . vi L-aim f ' , ff ' ' ' , 'iiffw ' 'V iff: - , 5' A ,., 1 M mi ,. ' ,f A ' -r ' 14 w i sa- -1: ff- I' S W' -C 1.4, u A w its ' , Y . , .-N, . . , ., M - f ff- - ' - . ' ' 'wr'-, .. , .W ' A - , , ' A . I V ,,.. :ggi Pix -lid' lar, M Y i w ha t ,swim , 'hm' , X N., X Q r W M 4 is The Seasons chosen as theme for Burroughs-Burbank hczUf-time 6 will GUNWUWSAWRN Aigfdllli 0 HHHUIUR 'I' mmmu X X 3 x L I L nl ?ii?EE?:gIEZL?ir. High was the John Burroughs Conducting the barid in varipus songs vfas Druum Major CHRIS CLAPP, while the Minorettes did routines. Combined band and drill teams formed a daisy to june is Bustin' Out A11 Over. F' Semi annual Backwards Dance climaxes Bermuda Day activities Chmaxing the evening was the crowmng of the Backwards Dance Klng, PAT FORD, who is shown Wlth h1S date, DONNA VOSSMEYER ww, YT 4 .,V:g,gff,: N 9,5-f' v fribelbap T in , 3 ix . ,SQA we 7 . N . , 5, .-.,n- ' m. ,gg ak.. M114 ' 'x 'Q Wi L 1 wr-35' 1 X 'elif , Jr' ,Q ,fe .V ' V yr 'ily' bil A f 4' i Vi 1 10 ' Y i 1. if a ' s fe . , M , X WT ,uf QQ fs S W rw' Q 4 WY M ..fN 0 X X x 7' ..,g,. . was Ti .. -. -if Seated around a table at the dance are Chris I-larter, Gary Robson, Jeri Clark, Mike Turner, Rick Curtis, julie Rodowick and Dick Boysen . Dancing to the music of the Dance Band are Burroughs girls and their dates. What a switch to see girls at school in Capris! TERESA FIGUROA and KATHY ROLLINS enjoy Bermuda Day. N Indians face Redlands in X ww tb f ,,.', r ,1 yogi.. A, 1 A V-z, ,. V -' f . 3-if lf' Rushing around the Redlands end is CRAIG CANFIELD f4Oj, Senior flanker. Burroughs was knocked out of C,I,F, Competition in the first round, succumbing to Redlands 20-O, 74 C.I.F. playoffs 31,35 . , ,- . . GREG MC ATHY f42j stands ready to pick up a Redlands runner if the play should be a run around his end Taking the snap from center, RANDY SI-IULTZ fllj scurries around Redlands opposi- tion hoping to find some running room. .nn 1mx 4-p.4nx,:1 Players 25 ! E2 E 'W r ' 3 ir Awarding a trophy to GREG SWTTZER, Most Valuable Player on the cross country Guest speaker for the Fall Sports , team, is MR. JACK DRAGER. Banquet was JOE SCI-IEBELLI, co- W captain of the Los Angeles Rams. Members of the varsity football team stand as they receive applause for , their performance this season. 1 honored at all Sports Banquet Swimmers JOHN WOODARD, CHUCK WAI-IL, and RANDY HUNT are given letters in water polo by MR. ROBERT BREWER . Runners on the Cross Country team listen attentively to Relatives and friends of athletes enjoyed the dinner pre MR. JACK DRAGER as he speaks of their season. pared by Copenhagen Caterers. X flwf .T N 4. , yr Y, 77 S ,. . A fm. - J 5 , . .5 , in A 4- X ,T 4 f wx u 4 ,i29,,, ' - ,. 2 wi lf!! , ff ,1 1 ,X af f? 3- - - ' v Q - . 51 ' x QE, mi . ' 1 4 552 5 N ' . aw wk., M -, J I 4 's x . X . .f ygpv A ' i was z . K I V I a,,g.,,,..g X A Cappella Choir, under the direction of MR, DWIGHT MARTIN, sang at the Christmas Assembly. Student Body President, ROB BOWERS, installed newly elected officers, Foreign Exchange Student, PIERRE ANTOINE, received his Senior Class ring from ROB BOWERS, Student Body President. 4 P, S ,Q l. 1. I , ? F its Creating a different effect was the Girls' Choir as they sang from the balcony, Once Upon a Samurai , the play chosen for the Little Operetta, featured DONNA INGLIMA and ROB NYLAND- ER, o ia' Q - 'HM 'ggi , 4 ws A 4 uvmn. ' I mm' b 4 ' I U I Q ,Q fi gk if no-sf ww:-xis N2 'c My -Wiw....f Christmas cheer contagious around Burroughs campus An Open House, held by the Home Arts Department, was effective in displaying the Christmas projects made by the students. Parents and teachers were welcome, and refreshments were served. F ysuggwssa A New-Q ,,,r1.,,L'i'f xs -if 9 fi Iffwf'-3 : fvffzf' r 4' i:f'if3g 's-YQ u 'lf' 4 A' '. Y FE' ' ' -T' 'K -'fs' p i . wr-31f'f f ? 81 JBHS spirit continues through basketball And the sap kept running, was proven by HARLAN ANDERSON and ROGER FRITCI-l in a Skit by the Song and Yell Leaders. During C h r i s t rn a s vacation t h e basketball teams were awarded trophies for their out- standing performances. -w 2 YE As the Alma Mater is sung, yell leaders IERI CLARK and KEN F R A N K LIN go into the cheek to cheek position. I L MIKE TURNER, captain of the Braves, pre- sents tothe Student Body a third place trophey, which was won at the Santa Monica Tourna- ment. Listening attentively as coach Kale Canfield tells of the season's highlights, was the varsity team. B Basketball coach, Ron Craig, introduces the Braves at the first Basketball Rally. Presenting the first place trophy won at the Fillmore Tournament is RODGER FRITCI-I, one of the tri-captains of the Indians. Referee is razzed by Harlem Clowns. Two Clowns take a breather while the rest of the team hustles to the other end of the court. Harlem clowns highlight game Onlookers watch both teams strive for victory in the annual Student-Faculty Basketball Game. Players on the student team try to block an attempted basket by MR. BOB DUNIVANT. One aclplay, The League , was The League , a one-act play was written and directed by ROB BOWERS. It is a symbolic, avant-guard play concerning the downfall and destruction of the United States society. Rehearsing a scene from the one - act play was CONNIE CORSAUT, PAM MAPHET mm and RALPH DODD. 1 xx 1 'KQMW written and directed by Rob Bowers Even for a one act play, many hours of rehearsal and practice are needed to make it a success. Yijg Y 87 In her portrayal of the Girl, PAM MAPHET recites poems which upset the other characters. Members of the cast included CONNIE CORSAUT as the wife, RALPH DODD as the husband, PAM MAPI-IET as the girl, RAY HOWITZ as the young man, and ROB BOWERS as the old man. Also DAN ELIA portrayed the captain and PETE LEWIS, the guard. LINDA GATTENGO was stage manager. Burroughs-Burbank Mg, . 4-um v 554 ,' ld sv' V' rw- - - -5- .wawwl l , L Escorting Basketball Queen PAM THORNTON to hey Exchanging places with the yell leaders, the song leaders throne was Tri-Captain I-IARLAN ANDERSON. led the Cheer Take a V-. Teamwork was the theme of the Basketball rally as shown in a skit by Song and Yell Leaders. i f E F s . I f I I L+ L..- Even principal SHERMAN CI-IAVOOR enters into the gaiety of Donkey Basketball. Losing his balance, MR. JERRY LIBMAN attempts to steal the ball. S w X. as A be Two members of the student team and MR, RON CRAIG await the rebound. Helping his team is MR. BOB BURLISON, sit- ting on his donkey. In 1 scene from Act ll, Annie Sullivan persuades C a pt a in K elle r to let her have complete charge of Helen. Simple table manners proved to be a major obstacle for Helen. 90 Seniors show ml .. one Unable to find her mother, Helen goes to her father for help. Helen Keller was portrayed by MADONNA ADAMS, and Captain Keller was portrayed by jOHN MAGUN , Jin. V talent in Miracle Worker r aff At the climax of the play, Annie Sullivan, portrayed by OLGA RUIZ, finally communicates with Helen. Receiving a standing ovation at the curtain call was the entire cast of the Miracle Worker. 4 I ! A 5:1 , A - if 3 'r fr if Playing the roll of Viney was CATHY MC LAINE, who added much humor to the play. Resting between scenes of the dress re- hearsal are DAN ELIA, JOHN MANGUN, PAM MAPHET and PAM BYRD. Musical-comedy, Call Me Madam Under the instruction of MRS . HELEN MA N E ZON , the Art Department helped with pub- iiciry. In the opening scene Sally Adams is being sworn into the office of American Ambassa dor to the Grand Douchy of Lichtenburg. presented as operella CAS T PRODUCTION STAFF Kathy Agan Madonna Adams ,-Linda Lilly MR. ERNEST KORNGOLD, supervised the construct the sets, and directed the stage. E is ,ill Vi, Sally Adams-Donna Inglima understudy-Toni Powell CALL MIE MADAM Cosmo Constantine-Duane Johnston understudy-Edward Martin Princess Maria-Loretta Steele understudy-Stella Muscolo Kenneth Gibson-Mark Simmons understudy-Greg Sage Henry Gibson-Dan Elia Pemberton Maxwell-Nonte Hasz Secretary of State-Richard Hicks Secret to Mrs. Adams Stella Muscolo ary - Grand Duke Otto-Phil Hartung Grand Duchess Sophie-Toni Powell Sebastian Sebastian-Edward Martin T antinnin-Larry Weber Congressional Investigating Committee Congressman Wilkins-Greg Sage Senator Brockbank-Tom Thompson Senator Gallagher -Bruce Brennan Chaimberlain-Bill Taylor Maid-Mary Maltby Student Music Director -Lynda Sheppherd Student Director-Toni Powell 'Kerry Graves Linda Gattegno Marilyn Ray SINGING CHORUS Glenn Tracey Dan Elia Bill Taylor Richard Hicks Richard Enyeart John Sunshine Steve Beardsley Richard Walker Gabino Gutierrez Ken Ziemer PRODUCTION CREW ackie M C ll Tom Muziani Gary Oman Ray Howitz Joanne Paradise Susan Light Jeri Clark Paula Moon Vivian Larson Karen Williams Mary Maltby Sylvia Gibson Beth Horn Jeanette Hall Linda Stucki Betty Tayenaka Stage Manager-J ' c a Lighting-John Mangun Costumes -Charlene Young Ma ke -up -Marsh a Gr ay Props-Marty Toolin, Nancy Filz Head of Stage Crew-Jim Spencer Managers-Henry Pitts, Richard Hicks, STAGE CREW Mary Maltby Linden Hultquist Doug Scanland DANCING-SINGING CHORUS Larry Mahony Nlindy Dunderland Nick Catrow Dave Devlin ion of lr Q' Ili Mark Goodwin Gary Lee Marlin Hull Mike DeCora Steve Carter John Brennan M Cathie McClain Pam Maphet Pam Byrd Pam Elkins Alana Behar Gary Hendrickson Dance routines were choreographed by MRS. CAROLYN MORE and dance students. Deparlm en is C0-operate throughout operelta Spending numerous hours in prep- aration for the Operetta was the orche str a , directed by MR. ROBERT ROSE. ir ij, Many costumes were fashioned by clothing students with the help of MRS . JOANNE BAILEY. .f Indian cagers make it Z0 C.I.F. HARLIE ANDERSEN takes one of the few shots against Arcadia in first round of C.l.F. .Eff- Taking an inside shot for one of the few times during the '68 season is junior star, BOB HINES. E' 4 - L veg Q, WR Standing helpless while Arcadia attempts another two Attempting a rebound is jtmior, LARRY CASELLA, while points are LARRY CASELLA, ROGER FRITCH, and HAR- HARLIE ANDERSEN and BOB HINES wait for possible as- LIE ANDERSEN. The Apaches went on to defeat the In- sistance. dians 68-60. 95 M asco ls inspire tribe Performing at the Muir game was the first Burroughs color - guard. MARSHA GRAY and MIKE DE CORA, Indian mascots, helped boost the spirit of the tribe. 9' A iff 1 'em ffm' '11 'Hg Iii an :J 4' 1 :Lf ixmk x ' I In 45 Q., H 4' I if, K 'u,+'4 ' , K,-f- .3 is 1 - 5, ' KV A 554 ga. .. J, af -'iw A Nix,-Q.,-K' Sag -I -.J Q Bl, , 4'-va, ,gg .3 . 5 ji . - , XZ... Q X33 -w. , .9 ' ,'- amy, sk- f. :Q 1 . 'J' , ., 'Q - , 1, ,A ,. ..-s. .r9, f -M ,N V7'r f:'Sk' '3' . - ? il rift v '?. ' i Ns fi-A 1' 'agar ,A9, - A I ki' iik. I ,K Q5 .,Psj.'?'2,, ' , 'rvlvls I.-fx Y- I h Lv Vi- M. N --.I , . D xg-.AQ an .hiv ,., K3 4 455- fgrxjn- Q . w -I -1 -3-.,j.,V . l-.-5' - -, , b... - .t ku Q. -v I 'assi I N' I f N fs i heir-':':. , - I , Q UQ. +I . - . 5 I -- . Q. - 'AA - x - .'.' f uf. N I 3 4 K . i Q. as ' 'ffqmhi-.X a,..K ' ' ?,iutl. AY 'Wa . e -. 1-. 'i 9' 1 .-'ggjzffif 1 uf hw W l ., am. . in, ff. I . .,. K ' ff'L1 f I - , ,, 4. -1 . I 4, 1- I J' 151, i -X whiff T' I I W 'ti 'QL' Q1 -, r gf V . ' ,V ,Zu , . ' 'X.1,.,.Y V' ' L A--- x '-ffgcig . I PX ' ily. ,. ,,t..N-dgy. , I, X 1 , x T K X .Q I ' ,,, X. .r I 1?Qf,L.W J 3 , .kg iv. -all . h V vc . is i M' sw . y' ' uf' I Y ,QV N kv '.:'v..f,.9,griQ . Vw- eff' hm' .,,--, - w f f vw' ' - ,-f. f. . L' Y , -. . 1 A.-I' I 1-' ,- ,V s'f'ff'::f-f.. I.-:'r1:'Z',-'v,s..a , - 1154i -'95 74 is 45g?ff Q55-3', a'41 ,.-'-,TE,g,f1,. x :517iQ2 gi- V1 . .--.- . v.-.f--n. ' -, 1-,H ..., f. -'f -, f. s .. lq1i.?1g?:My5,.- , :'RLtf',l 545. 'V J.,-lf J .f,,2,,,,:i-4: . ca Hwy, If- 'FE' V?-ilj A' J . fg,jiZ-ggy fffggiifftfgii-L:' ' 'I T I 'l ,Q+f'1'Y!'x-1-'iff?r'5ig'3'i..,L 4 '.. ,Y f - raw I ' ' ,' ' f-1. f i' K I I YQ .i I 'sfgawiagngvslffw rim -?'xf,f.j '1f A-.M I I 4- Songleaders SUSIE BUCKLEY, PAM THORNTON, SI-IERI SYVERUD, and KATHY STANT worked hard to arouse the pirit of the student body at rallies and games. Building spirit for the kick-off, song-leaders swing their pompoms to the beat of the Indian drum. Minorettes perform to I Could Have Danced All Night during the half-time at the game against Muir. if Giving last minute instructions to the drum section is the band's Drum Major, CI-IRIS CLAPP. Judy Barber Linda Bautista Cindy Baxter Sue Beckler Bonnie Bethany Kathy Bilchak Susie Boehme Carol Boyle jean Boysen Teresa Bradbury Brenda Canfield Chris Cannon Debbie Carter Mary Casey Janice Corradi Sue Craig Kathy Curtis Sharon Davis Pat Dunn Sue Farrow Kris F instad Mary Flynn Shelley Freeman Lourae Friend Marilyn Friend Irene Gallagher Sylvia Gibson Cathy Golden Maureen Hammond Debbie Harter Debbie Hepner Linda Harrod Carol Hladilek Donna Inglima Sue Jacobson Anita Jones Hollis jordan Kerry Knust Linda Loi Bertha Louro Debbie Magers Mary Maltby Cheryl McNeal Pat McElhiney Paula Moon Kathy Moore Chris Morris Michele Myers Debbie Nansel Debi Negri Karen Nelson Dale Nigro Pam Pena Robyn Pickett Diana Ray Mary Robinson Julie Ann Rodowick Liane Rohrman Kathy Rolens Olga Ruiz Mary Ann Salter Karen Sanders Ellie Saragossi Donna Schrey Jan Schutt Darlene Sheetz Carol Shephard janet Simpson Kathy Skeen Sue Slack Barbara Smith Laura Squirell Betty Tayenaka Donna Vossmeyer Karen Williams Charlene Young Many participate in arousing 4,.,,ig,i,,.l. . .q, .,', if fy tttrtt 9' Y S Q Performing with the band in pre-game and half-time shows are the Minorettes Majorettes KAREN CURTIN and DONNA LICHTMAN invoked much spirit as they twirled their ba tons . urm1smnsgn1 www-,Mtffasz wt ..-, ,wwmmw41: school spirit P' v' 'N 'Y ,vf Under the direction of student captain KERRY KNUST, and co-captains SUE IACOBSON and MICHELE MEYERS, the Minorettes provided much of the school spirit. in A 5 st, Inspiring and leading the Student Body in yells are ANITA I-IARRIMAN, JERI CIARK, JOYCE STORTI, KEN FRANK- LIN, and head yell leader MIKE TURNER, Bringing out school spirit and pride is not a difficult task for the Pep Squad. Journalism production challenge mel Keeping the students well informed on campus news and events is the job of the Smoke Signal. a p 'li sw' Smoke Signal Staff Dale Balok jeff Herbst Debra jay Steve Karman Chris Keledjian Karen Kesson Renee Leibsker Donna Lichtman Mike Mayreis Herb Newcom Joe Oswald Mike Sheppard Spence Smith Mitch Talcove Mike Turner Steve Votaw Dick Wilkinson Teri Birka, Stan Coliete, Tom Franzen, Rick Howard, Ted Koerner, Herb Newcom, Robert Rolin, Elan Rubenstein, Delmer Yeager, and Beth Browning are all members of the photography class. ' by active students Members ofthe Akela staff are Gloria Rokes, Ron Sandifer, Debbie Magers, Linda Bautista, Vicky Cass, Karen Nelson, Louise Mealey, Pat McElhiney, RosalinDern, Sharon Glenn, Kathy Stant, Gail Williams, and Elizabeth Riordan. I M1 I4 . If -ff MR. JACK MITCHELL serves as head of the Photography and Audio-visual Departments. Supervising the publishing of the Smoke Signal is MRS. BETTY TREMPE. Photographers keep themselves busy by taking pictures for the Akela, and Smoke Signal. Bowling Club Karin Anderson Bob Barrett Ron Barron Georgia Cave William Forward Lynn Laufman Mary Lo Liston Gino Massara Bill Taylor Mike Thomas Bonnie Warnas Doris Warnas ul' French club members enjoy exploring the various phases of French literature, poetry and drama French Club Pierre Antoine Nancy Beyers Craig Brown Beth Browning Stan Coleite john Cone TY Christine Emanuel Cecilia I-Ilavaty Jessie Karnes Carla Loporchio Paula Montana Yvonne Moore Beverly Parker Toni Powell Rhonda Reardon Naida Reed Bunny Rossitti Ray Sobel Laura Squirrell Robert Wanat Club members are Sharon Van Hazelen, Debbie Hepner, Mary Maltby, Hollie jordan, Shelley Freeman, Claudia Frank, Joanne Gaglio, Pam Fesler, Lynn Ozurovich, and sponsor Mrs Morgan Students with mutual interests join various school clubs gr' . X Bowling enthusiasts may join the Bowling Club, which Future authors and poets attend weekly meetings of the meets every Monday at Picwick Bowling Alley. Creative Writing Club, Members of the Key Club are Steve Self, Mike Mnmk, Mike Turner, Bob Trempe, Steve White, David johnson, , Tom Vanda, Mike Cooley, Chris Hill, Tom Wong, jeff O'Brian and sponsor, Mr. Robert Burleson. LETTER MEN' S CLUB Bruce Berger Doug Bishop Paul Bittick Brad Bridges Craig Brown Mike Calasabetta Kerry Carmody Loren Clapp John Conery Rick Curtis Tony De Maio Brad Fisher Ken Franklin John Goffredo Dick Habitz Jeff Herbst Bob Hines Mike Holtzer Mike Hormuth Rick Howard John I-Iuitink Duane Johnston Bob Kaaren Mike Leum George Lewis Larry Malideo Zack Minazian Brad Nelson Dick Patterson Craig Pederson Joe Peterson Ray Polidoro Larry Prinz Mike Reagan Russ Saneto Spencer Smith Clubs rovide extra-curricular Boys who letter in a sport are eligible to join the Lettermen's Club. The club sponsors such activities as the sports banquets, and the Harlem Clowns basketball game. Bruce Snow Chuck Stubbert John Taylor Tom Thompson Mike Turner Chuck Wahl Dick Wilkinson Mike Williams LETTER GIRL S' CLUB 1967-68 Kathy Agan Cheryl Anderson Judy Arnold Phylis Barnhart Sue Beckler Sylvia Berry Nancy Beyers Brenda Canfield Mary Casey Pam Davis Chris Emanuel Melinda Erickson Shelley Freeman Lourae Friend Marilyn Friend Sharon Glenn Cathy Golden Linda Harlacker Debbie Hepner Carol Hladilek Sue Jacobson Anita Jones Karen Kessen Girls in athletics participate in after school sports, including sports such as volleyball. activity for students lj i I la Q s X ,HJ -rv 7 S sa 'T 14 if f 1 4 T ,J become a member of the Instrumental Music Association. d Marie Welsh Loren Clapp Students who play a musical instrtunent may take part in an Marquerita Klassy joyce Paggi Val Lloyd Bev Parker Kris Williams Linda Loi Pam Pena Charlene Young Beth Martens Robyn Pickett B. Butterfield Debi Meinke julie Rodowick Gayle Canton Pat McElhiney Donna Schrey jim Caudillo Cheryl McNeal Harriet Sushan Debi Negri Terry Sills Chris Clapp Girls who have competed in after-school sports and have earned the required amount of points, are invited to join Lettergirls' Club. Lg--1.3-:Lg-in-u1ma a'u Dave Crawley Dennis Cowen INSTRUMENTAL Walter Chavoor MUSIC ASSOCTATTO 1967-1968 Laurie Davis Pam Davis Fred Davison S. DiBenedetto Kathy Dolan M. Erickson Dan Espinoza Norman Everhart Mary Jane Flynn Claudia Frank Craig Fuller Bonita Garrott Mary Gasaway Walter George Madonna Adams Larry Akers Chester Allen Frances Almon Marvyn Andreson Pierre Antoine Bob Baird Joyce Baker Bob Barnhart Debbrah Berlin William Berry Robert Beyer Carol Boyle Sheri Broneer Eileen Burton N C. Grainger Tony Harper Denese Harr Blair Hatt Bobbie Hecker Stan Hepner Brain Hill Kathy Hilton E. Hladilek Cindy Jourard James jozwiak Victoria Conrad Wendy Laurell Andrew Levinson S. Levinson Lynn Lilley Valerie Lloyd Charles Lochrie Diane Maniatis Edward Martin Steve Martin D. Matthews Gary Mathews Tom Matthews Larry Melideo Andy Meyers Tom Mitchell Don Monk Ray Mullen Tom Muziani Scott Nebergall Mike Neubeiser Tom Nixon Alice Palmer Beverly Parker Joe Parkinson Mark Parkinson Allen Pinson David Pinson Bruce Powell Diana Ray Naida Reed Robin Reeds Tina Rigg Wally Rose Howard Rosten Doreen Rubio Dale Ruffo Debra Sheetz Chuck Shepherd Dale Silviria Geoffey Sindon Debey Simpson Myra Smith Diane Spencer Laura Squirrell jacalyn Switzer Alice Thomson Robert Trempe Arlene Tobin Brad Turpin Mark Valerio Larry Weber Lois Welsh jeff Widle James Winton Heather Yaphe pportunity to pursue musical fantasy Providing music for assemblies and the annual Christmas caroling through the halls was the Girls' Choir. Highlighting Senior Choir HCt1V1t16S was the producmon of Once Upon A Samaurai ' Students who are members IO6 ' I of this choir are chosen by audition ,.,J A-, A, ',,, , 1 offered in choirs A'Cappe1la Choir performed for both the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, competed in Choir Festivals, and performed at local junior high schools. ng Directing the singers and choruses, MR. DWIGHT MARTIN played a large part in production of the operetta. SENIOR CHOIR Steven Beardsley Bruce Brennan Nancy Cartlidge Charles Cicoria Jeri Clark Robert Daily Mindy Dunderland Richard Enyeart Marilyn Friend Linda Gattegno Sylvia Gibson Mark Goodwin Brook Hall Philip Hartung Monte Hasz Richard Hicks Carol Hladikek Marlin Hull Donna Inglima Sue Jacobson Duane Johnston Gary Lee Susan Light Edward Martin Cheryl McNeal Dan McGinley Stella Muscolo Rob Nylander Joanne Paradiso Toni Powell Marilyn Ray Olga Ruiz Gregory Sage Tom Sharp Linda Shepherd Mark Simmons Loretta Steele John Sushine Tom Thompson GIRLS CHOI R Randa Abney Beth Ard Linda Ashbum Debbie Bakkedahl Maria Barragan Katherine Bates Sylvia Berry Barbara Bethany Debbie Boland Janice Brewer Kathryn Briggs Beverly Brookes Donna Calascibetta Darcy Carter Debbie Carter Kathy Carter Nancy Carter Shamera Chavoor Rebecca Colon Eileen Cornell Bobbi Corradi Linda Curry Jeannett Equia Sharon Evans Donna Farmer Susan Farrow Carol Frank Rita Gattengo Paula Giese Terry Grabar Maureen Hammond Anita Merkin Julie Merkin Elaine Mendez Melinda Miller Margaret Nitschke Ann Oakley Barbara Packard Barbara Parker Sandra Peterson Michelle Polda Ronnie Prinz Janet Raymond Barbara Redmon Debbie Reed Gale Reynolds Christine Rez lee Richardson Patricia Roberts Kathleen Rosten Sharyn Schley Kathy Skeen Sue Carol Smith Candv Terrill Bonnis Warnas Wendy White Terry Wieser Janet Woods Valerie Wurm Cindy Harris A CAPPELLA CHOIR Denise Heidenberger Sharon Hellebrandt Diane Hieber Cathy Hopkins Debra Jackman Serena Jacoby Patricia Jones Ruth Kaiser Gayle Keledjian Kathy Keller Kerry Knust Barbara Krough Debbie Lawrance Jane MacArthur Kathy Agan John Allen Julie Allison Bob Beath William Bender Bonnie Bethany Carol Boyle Bruce Brennan Heather Brookes Nick Catrow David Devlin Gwynn Dietz Lynn Dietz Mark DiSalvo Marie Drapeau James Flanagan Julie Frances Stan Gilbert Sharon C-oodson Sue Griffin Jeanette Hall Sue Halleran Jeanette Hand Guy Herndon David Hopkins Beth Horn Anita Jones Dave Keim Laurie Kipp Vivian Larson Darcy Masterani Charlene McFall Paula Moon Caroline Mueller Leslie Murphy Tom Muziani Norman Nansel Dale Nigro Debbie Nystrom l.au.ra'Oros Sue Payne Henry Pitts Frank Porco Kathleen Rolens Carmen Romo Sandra Roos Jan Schutt Andrea Scott Janet Simpson Don Spencer Linda Stucki Betty Tayenaka William Taylor Deborah Testa Mark Valerio Larry Weber Thomas Wong MARCHING BAND 67-68 Madonna Adams Larry Akers Chester Allen Frances Almon Robert Baird Joyce Baker Bob Barnhart Deborah Berlin William Berry Robert Beyer Eileen Burton james Caudillo Walt Chavoor Chris Clapp Loren Clapp Dennis Cowan Dave Crawley Karen Curtin Pamela Davis Sharon DiBenedetto Danny Espinoza Norman Everhart Craig Fuller Bonita Garrott Mary Gasaway Walter George Tony Harper Denese Harr Blair Hatt Stan Hepner Cynthia Iourard Victoria Konrad Wendy Laurell Andrew Levinson Shelly Levinson Lynn Lilley Donna Litchman Valerie Lloyd Edward Martin Steven Martin Gary Mathews Larry Melideo Andy Meyer Tom Mitchell Dan Monk Tom Muziani Scott Nebergall Alice Palmer Mark Parkinson Roy Poncin Bruce Powell Robin Reeds Tina Rigg Wally Rose Howard Rosten Debra Sheetz Chuck Shepherd Dale Silviria Debey Simpson jeff Sindon Myra Smith Ray Sobel Arlene Tobin Diane Spencer Mark Valerio james Winton Heather Yaphe ORCHESTRA Frances Almon Bob Barnhart Carol Boyle Sheri Broneer Eileen Burton Betty Butterfield Gayle Canton Walter Chavoor Laurie Davis Highlighting the year for the Marching Band was their representation of john Burroughs in the Pasadena Rose Parade, held on New Year's Day. MY, Furnishing music for such program Kathy Dolan Melinda Ericson Norman Everhart Mary jane Flynn Claudia Frank Walter George Katherine Grainger Bobbie I-lecker Brian Hill Kathleen Hilton Beth Hladilek james jozwiak Lynn Lilley Charles Lochrie Diane Maniatis Carol Matthews Thomas Matthews Scott Nebergall Michael Neubiser Thomas Nixon Alice Palmer Beverly Parker joe Parkinson David Pinson Diana Ray Naida Reed Doreen Rubio Dale Ruffo Raymond Sobel Laura Squirel jacalyn Switzer Alice Thomson Robert Trempe Larry Weber Lois Welsh Tom Muziani Larry Melideo DANCE BAND Marv Anderson Billy Berry Walt Chavoor Craig Fuller Max Gray Brian Hill Tom Matthews Andy Meyer Tom Mitchell Dan Monk Mark Parkinson joe Parkinson Al Pinson Ray Poncin Ray Sobel Brad Turpin jeff Widle .AJ ,ll s as the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies was the Orchestra. Playing for the Backwards Dances was one of the activities of the Dance Band. '-nv' L a S f a 2 2 5 E 5 .4 K 2 2 E E 5 A g, HI -I fra Half time entertainment prox ided by the Marching Band , A ifafgfz-:Ha 1' ,'5g l'k'f Y 353, f8i':4-iijgggn , ' is 35. .1 QA! i viii M512 ,sg Director of the bands and Orechestra is MR. ROBERT ROSE. His job involves planning for assemblies and operettas. Members of the Orchestra had the honor of hearing MR. JOHN GUARNIERI speak to their group. ,Q ,,.,,: V- 4 ' w, 'a vm, ' a N . ui, W in , fi 51 4 5 A PAM THORNTON, 1968 Basketball Queen -, UA Y S1 . ,,-h - AA ' I I ,sy i K F ,, 3.1 H L f :.k gy 51 S x. 35 5 K., es J Q 5 5' v s? X l9x'.. 'J' X meme 'N , pq- ji if ' '- A gm ,- rj 1 t, STM ,ggffeati X , ' - A. SUSIE BUCKLEY, 1 96 7 Football Queen. 5 I L... Royalty reigns at John Burroughs F A 'fl-I-, I fe , X Y fx Q I N X 1 1967 F 1968 Basketball Princesses were LINDA SAPP, SUSIE BUCKLEY, and IRENE G Y 'V W5 fl?-K ootball Princesses were GAYLE. MARTIN, KATHY STANT, and PAM THORNTON. ALLAGI-IER. In a'6WfL'A20is, 'ri it ..w 1 4 I ga: I 5 xx T- I T N N f ? 5 'Rx is One of the annual projects of the Spanish Club is the trip in which they take food and clothing to the orphanage in Tijuana. The club is sponsored by MR. ALEX MOREL and MR . ROBERT HEADLEY. M -V151 Q .M ' f - ' if 3 . ,Q j V , 1 4 f , n , f S i x ' H A l K I PHOTO CLUB Marc Andrede Pierre Antoine Wanda Compton john Conery Mary Halamicek Rick Howard Andrew Levinson Herb Newcom Richard Pearce Bob Polin Debbie Price joan Rawlings Bruce Ruby Bill Siler Nina Squirell David Warren Del Yeager 'raqfs 1 'Y -Q! 'gg . ,xg :Q N, sf if il SPANISH CLUB Mary Albee Robert Barrett Cindy Baxter joan Boysen Patsy Cuaron Lauren Deitch Connie Doan jeannett Equia Paula Giese Alex Giles janet Hillis Susan Light Lynn Lilley Sherri Marsalis Susan McCormick Debbie Menkie Donna Newman Christine Orozco Robert Perez Elan Rubenstein Terry Sills Ray Tellez Gary Wooster Picture-taking and film processing are the main skills taught to members of the Photography Club 'W T' -'fi-f 5-A .W ,, t tm. , V 1 - f t. li A ,, P1 liffflgwfn, eiee M 11 ll V W.. MM? 'M . .. V, ,, .. , ,. -. . fs -, it Y 3 . ., l t w 5, M, ,Wheat A W , W .V We ' 'f i'-N w , '5 Q V A f 'Y-k5'V Q ' ' H . ' ' -u' if.: '5 ' S ' ' ' 1 ' ' i : y . . . E. 3 2-7 up bg , - , 15, I x ,?, ' li . . , , Q i f 1. A Mgr:-live ly.. t . , K i n J, 4,1 I N ., is :.fgfgi.:v K ,aww A 'B its M . A-'. zh .. .I.2Q?Ef 5E'5f 1f.'2f5'7. '- K f 1- K, 1 ,, ' , I , TN? .' if A ft ' 5 f A X ,V ,fdww :IIN 'N' .. ..-,sa .,,, , .. , . . L 'WA' . ., .22fwa:2,.f2s Miz, ,Q .J , Q - . V .. , ,Mm ,M - , , , - rf, K A W K up ,LSE-.,.Mj4 lt.. L , :Q ET., g. 1 .A . . , . , ,..s,,,,,, ., r,,.,.e,fgg,,g, saw.: . ,, 1, t K K k ,lb K i f ' 1' ' 5 L n x f r ' f A 3-1x.1,:r,g,ag5 , -1-, --hm,,,.s,, gpg.,-:E ,... an .2 , , . 2 1 . ' 1 1: , ' as sez.-, Q, f - , xarsekiisiling :L ei s H2 i 1 5 E HONORS Musicians earn recognition RAY SOBEL received recognition for being first trumpet in the Orchestra. Rayis also the president of the Instrumental Music Association. 41 First clarinet in the band and director of the Dixieland Band are two achievements that brought honors to ED MARTIN. john Burroughs provides students with the opportunity to distinguish themselves in many areas. Students may be awarded honors for musical, a rti s tic, scholastic, theatrical, athletic, and individual achievements. Many individuals enthusiastically take advantage of these opportunities. Persistence and continu- ous work c 0 m b i n e d with talent and ability bring results to be boasted by each recipient and the whole school. Students find that these awards are stepping stones to higher goals in the future. This has been proven by the suc- cess of many john Burroughs graduates . Scholar serve with honor, A large number of students met the requirements of a B average and good citizenship to be a member of the Honor Society. California Scholastic Federation is composed of the top academic students at john Burroughs. Randa Abney W Madonna Adams Kathy Agan Mary Albee Debi Alford Doug Allen Frances Almon Cheryl Andersen if Marvyn Anderson Constance Angelou Pierre Antoine 4 janet Arnold judy Arnold Teri Auher Morris Balfour 'F Dale Balok Linda Bautista Ronald Bax if Cindy Baxter William Beechel Bruce Berger Bruce Bernharl Sylvia Berry William Berry Nancy Beyers Kathy Bilchak Doug Bishop Susie Boehme Doug Bond 114 Rob Bowers jean Boysen 4 Ioan Boysen 4' Sharon Brill Cheri Broneer X Pam Brooker Keith Brooks Craig Brown Beth Browning Betty Butterfield Pamela Byrd Brenda Canfield Gary Carlson Kerry Carmody Dan Casey Mary Casey l.ynn Castleberry Chris Chandlee Walter Chavoor Nancy Ciavattone Chris Clapp if Loren Clapp fr Stan Coleite Kimberly Colucci john Conery if Steve Cook if Rod Cooper wr Eileen Cornell is joe Corrigan with distinction CECELIA HLAVITY was awarded the High Academic honor for her superior record at john Burroughs. Linda Cosdon Maria Costa Richard Cranford Lois Curl Karen Curtain Kathy Curtis ' Rick Curtis Pam Davis Michael DeCuir Loren Deitch David Desmarais jim Dobbie Erin Donahue Doug Donald john Donovan Randy Dragon Mindy Dunderland Christy Dunn ' Thata Eekrnouse 'K Frank Epstein 'K Vicky Evangclista Sharon Evans Pam Fesler Paul Finkel Steve Fitrs Becky Flint ' Mary Flynn Pat Ford William Forward 1 julie Frances Claudia Frank Kenneth Franklin Thomas Franzen Marilyn Freeman ' Shelley Freeman Lourae Friend Marilyn Friend Edward Fruechting Ioanne Gaglio Richard Gardner ' Mary Gasaway Linda Gartegno f Eugene Genisauski Walter George ' Lucilc Gibb Sylvia Gibson 'K Gina Gillespie i Debbie Ginnetti Sharon Glenn Sharon Goodson Mark Goodwin Kerry Graves Marsha Gray Glenda Gregory Guy Guenther Edward Cullekson 'K Michele lialhritter Mike llnlpeiin Debbie Hammond Shirley Hansen Linda Harlacher X Anita llarrlman Lucinda Harris 4 Philip uni-rnnr, Nancy Heinz Dale Heller 1 Larry llellnian Deborah llepner jeff Herbst Robert Herroll jonathan Hiatt 'K Craig Hilden Brain Hill Kathy Hilton Ruth Hitt Carol Hladilek Cecilia lllavity K Mike Holzer Pamela Howard t Richard Howard ' Nancy Hritz jim Hudson s Ernie Hutchings t Donna lnglima Terry Inrin john jacobson it Sue jacobson Serena jacoby Ernie jaffee ebra jay Neil joeck Karen johnson ft Anita jones jordon Hollis Russ jorgensen 'K Cheryll jorgenson james jozwiak 4 Robert Kaaren K Chris Keledlian Kelly Scott Karen Kessen Kerry Kntut Vivian Larson Anita Laurman iNendy Laurell Karen Ledahl 'K Brenda Lee janet Leeds Harold Lehman Wendy LeRoy Marilyn Laser Andrew Levinson ft Shelley Levinson Dan Lewis George Len is Donna Lichtman 96 star indicates California Scholarship Federation members ll5 ffl A, ,Y The High Vocational honor was earned by LINDA FA RINA. Mary Lifsey Susan Light 1 Lynn Lilley Mary Liston Eric Livingston ' Valerie Lloyd Sandra Lockhart t Kathy Lockv. ood Linda Loi Bertha Louro Larry Malicny Mary Maltby Ralph Manqis Terri Mangis john Mangun Pamela Maphet Brian Marks Beth Martens Eduard Martin Deborah Matthews Jane siamiens Mike Nayreis 1 Susan McCormick john Mc Elhiney Pat Mc Elhiney Dan McFarland K Dan McGinley ' Bruce McLane ' Louise Manley Barbara Menendez 'K Andy Meyer jack Meyer Bruce Minniear David Mitchell jeff Monaco Maragaret Mora Linda Morrison 't judi Mosko Dianne Mueller ' Patti Murray john Nadon ' Brad Nelson Dave Nelson I Karen Nelson Donna New man ' Margaret Nitachke Charlotte Noehren jeffrey O'Brien joan O'Connor Carol Olson joyce Paggi joanne Paradiso it Beverly Parker joe Parkinson james Peccirto Barham Perrin on-y Pliillir Michael Piatt Robyn Pickett Gordon Polon Bruce Powell f Toni Powell Nancy Pi-nrnei Bob Priest Larry Prinz Diana Ray 'K Marilyn Ray Vicki Rathbun Rhonda Reardon Naida Reed Robin Reeds ' Tom Reichelderfer Hank Reisner Elizabeth Ricrdan julie Rotiowick Michael Rodowick Liane Rohrman Wallace Rose Elan Rubinstein Doreen Rubio Olga Ruiz Bunny Rtssitti ' Mary Anne Salter Karen Sanders Pete Sanders 'K john Schnell 'K Donna Schrey janet Schreyer r Steve Sc humn Cathie Schwamb Steve Self Andy Senyei jacqueline Shanks 'K Darlene Sheetz Debbie Sheetz Carol Shephard Lynda Shepherd X jean Seigel 'K Dale Silviria 4 janet Simpson Pa m Simpson ' Chris Smalltx ood Raymond Sobel K Beverly Sparacino ' Laura Squirrel K Stuart Stampke 1 Kathy Stant Loretta Steele Val Stephens X Terry Stevenson Linda Strickhouser 'K Linda Stucki ' joan Sunshine john Sunshine 'K jacalyn Switzer George Szelazek 'K Betty Tayenaka john Taylor Doug Thompson Paul Topping Bob Trempe 'K Don VanDeventer ' Carolyn VanHazelen Sharon Vanlrlazclen David Vasquez Luis Vasquez Steven Votaw Pete Waldorf Karin Walsh Cynthia Watson Linda Watson Steve Whichard jim Whitfield Diane Wickenhoefer Dick Wilkinson It Mike Williams 't jim Winton ' Robert Wong 'K jon Woodard l.inda Woods janet Woods Cary Wooster 'K Barbara Wright Charlene Young ' Kenneth Young Virginia Young K Ibmgn mvm Attending john Burroughs this year was PIERRE ANTOINE , our foreign exchange student from Brussels, Belgium. Talking with Pierre are TOM NIXON, his American b ro th e r, and ROB BOWERS . 4EXchange Proudly holding a copy of the school paper is Akela Editor- in -Chief, LOUISE MIKE MAYREIS, Editor-in-Chief of the Smoke MEALEY, directed and edited work Signal. done by the staff. M! t' ,f' 5' f I 7 M .t S :MN students receive honors I 1. Helping produce the 196 7-68 ye arbookwas GLORIA ROKES . Gloria served her second year on the staff as Associate Editor. Irs I I , ,X X 4 Earning outstanding scores on the National Merit Test were semi-finalists CHRIS CLAPP, VIRGINIA YOUNG,CECELIA HLAVITY, and RAY SOBEL. .-s,4gY,s Chosen to represent john Burroughs as the foreign exchange student, JOAN O' CONNOR spent the summer in Turkey. I In xv :li Receiving letters of commendation for ex- cellent scores on the National Merit Test were SANDRA LOCKI-IARTQ DALE SILVIRIA, PETE SANDERS, HAROLD LEHMAN, ED MARTIN, JOHN JA COBSON and ERIC LIVINGSTONE. Leaders meet challenge -W W-, - For his outstanding perform- ance during football season DAVE HORMUTI-I received the Burbank City Player - of - the - Year Award. He and DAN MC GINLEY co- received the Most Valuable Player Award. CHRIS CLAPP, selected to by Drum Major, directed the Marching Band in all of their performances this year. 5. , w .fi,.L ,Lair W, E., , tiff, ,L r l ..-1, - ww, ' New f ma is W K ' b -1.3 iiZ?:iQ'fzl9ff:f'i' vii: f I fi' uae TERRI MA NCIS and LOREN CLAPP are competing to represent John Burroughs abroad in the American Field Service program. li Helping maintain school spirit was Head Majorette KAREN CURTAIN. 1-Qs :ff Yu Trophies were received at the T e nth F o ot hill League F estival by PAM MAPHET, JOHN MANGUN, LEE VALENTINE, KATHY MC CLAINE and JACKIE MC CALL. DENIS E DOGEY and LORNA SMITH re- ceived honorable mention in the Scholastic Art Contest. 1 mu Fall Officers President Rob Bowers Vice-President Andy Senyei Treasurer jo an O Connor Secretary Shelley Freeman Auditor Jorge La Coste Girls' League President Debbie Hepner Boys' Council President Craig Brown United are the boys of john Burro ughs through the Boys' C o un c il . The Boys' Council representatives are elected by the boys in their physical educ - tion classes. Where is the action? T it H- 3 'WA 2 Looking bright-eyed and optimistic is this ye:-1r's fall Executive Cabinet. The Cabinet is the foundation of student government. S inf at tra, In A.S.B. Cabinet! This year's Girls' League representatives, sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Morgan are: Debbie Hepner, Linda Harrod, Diane Brown, Shelleyffreeman, jo Anne Gaglio, and Mary Malt- by. 1 w Q I Serving her fifth year as Associated Student Body Advisor, MISS BITTERSWEET WOJTYLA has helped make this year most profitable. Working diligent! y Fall Cabinet czciivaies campus Elected last year to represent the student body, ROB BOWERS has done an excellent job of upholding the standards required of his high office. r,,,,,. , M uve: ll A4 3 Knew ,A , EVE, 'K ,. . lr 'W i l' 1 .wro- S 1, ri ,rig g ,,,, ,W Qi paw ' We ' Q' K I A B QM, Thls year s Sprmg Cabmet was mostly make up of re elected fall semester offrcers w1th the exceptron of NHKE i F ,1,. ,, xi t, .I ,A t qi, lf' 5 3- E ijjfzj gifygi, 1, f mire, - j 11 1' f 532 1 1 .F fr .mf . L. 4- A f f f W 'if -Q 5 A pig 14 ' '- , , ' irgg I Q ggi 6932, in X ,2.b , ,M H wife,-ff. Jismiff J 1 ', A 'L rw 1 '45 hai. I aw f 3' M Z, Af , y wi, Q., , ,J 4 2, '-: yum ff. :mf-ir' W. V : --,mgxggsge gr, E A X Qf:,u,pi'rg1f gefriwixw A Wfwgff ' . r f- - . j, .ff 72- 'J A ' fr -. :fit .rz.2+.Q-1 .3 ., I fl :i , rr , if 5.119 ff 1 'f ' S -1 -,L ,ff 25959 geeifrr ., , fa' , X ' 31 , Wwe 1 1 1' me If Z 4 ixifklwi. em.-,,,?g ,M 36 The Sprmg Semester's G1r1s' League sponsored many exc1t1ng act1v1t1es th1s year, selected by student body Working diligently to improve the Boys' Cou.ncil's sponsored activities at Burroughs are Larry Prinz, Bruce Berger Mark Hollis, and sponsor Mr. Ron Craig. The main duty of Boys' Council is to take care of the trophies and plan the sports banquets . I f , . Keeping with Bowers, this semester's ASB GIRLS LEAGUE BOYS' CQUNCIL Cabinet was successfully led by re elected Debbie Hepner President Kevin Anderson Mindy Dunderland Vice-President Bruce Berger Mary Casey Secretary Mike Bolton Karen Kessen Treasurer Craig Brown Marilyn Bauch Alana Behar Jean Boysen joan Boysen Nancy Brenner Pam Byrd Erin Donahue Carol Frank Heidi Gearhard Linda Gibbs Kathy Golden Carol Hladilek Sue Jacobson Holli jordan Mary Maltby Pat Mclllhiney Pat Mounce Jody Prather Kathie Schwam Pat Voorhis Pat Wolf b Gary Carlson Vice President jim Carter Mark Hollis Brian Marks Larry Prinz Secretary - Treasurer Mike Sheppard President Chuck Shepperd Mike Turner Steve White Tim Wong PEP COUNCIL MEMBERS Cindy Gatewood-Chairman Pam Gibson-Vice-Chairman Madeleine Szelazek-Secretary Alana Behar Teresa Bender Barbara Bethany Sandi Boden Teresa Bradbury Craig Brown Denise Burson Betty Butterfield Chris Cannon Gayle Canton Jim Carter Shamera Chavoor Eileen Cornell Bob Cramer Reina Creatore Laurie Davis Sharon Davis Diane Deaust Mike De Cora Sandy Finneran Debbie Finstad Carol Frank Shelley Freeman Laurae Friend Marilyn Friend Rita Gattengno Linda Gibbs Cindy Graham Marsha Gray Debbie Gruener Cindy Harris Bonnie I-Iecker Sheri I-Iilden Sue Jacobson Debbie Jackman Joyce Leathley Nancy Levin Sue Light Kathy Linder Kathy Lockwood Diane Maniatis Brian Marks Diane May Bill McAllistel Pat McElhiney Anita Merkin Julie Merkin Pam Millan Linda Mon Barren Chris Moore Leslie Murphy Cindy O'Donnell Francie Ozurovich Dennis Pastor Janet Perry Ronnie Prinz Debbie Provenzano Shirley Rayburn Jan Richards Raedene Riner Doreen Rubio Karen Sandero Donna Schrey Denise Schroder Joyce Simning Kathy Skeen Myra Smith Nancy Taylor Trudy Thorp Linda Todd Marti Toolin Betty Tyanal-ca Don Van Deventer Kathy Viskocil Pat Voorhis Donna Vossmeyer Jennifer Weiand Lois Welsh Marie Welsh Marce Williams Andrea Wingreen Pat Wolfe Tom Wong Janet Woods Ellie Concepcion Shirley Schrey Beth Horn Frank Leake Dan McFarland ommillees help raise The Legislative Council is made up of students elected in their second period classes. The council discusses school problems and carries out the proper legislation for their solutions. ,Vai I Supervised by MR . ROBERT ROSE, the Assembly Committee works to im- prove assemblies at Burroughs. Members are: CRAIG BROWN, MELINDA ERICKSON fChairmanJ, NEIL JOECK, JAMES JOSWIAK, DALE SILVIRIA, ANDY SENYEL QAsst. Chairmanj and RAY SOBEL. A i.. Q. school spirit ,, My p I f Using their creative talents for the Burroughs-Mark Keppel game are Pep Council members DEBBIE HEPNER , BARBARA PARKER , SHERI BRONEER , LINDA MANI-IERIN, and DEBBIE PROVINSONI . LEGI STLATIVE COUNCIL Belinda Allen Barbara Bethany Bonnie Bethany jean Boysen Leonard Br adsh aw john Brennan Terry Brinley Donna Broty jim Carter Nancy Cartlidge Dan Casey Jeri Clarl-4 Cindy Clyde Kris Finstead Bill Forward Pam Gibson Tim Habir Debbie Harter john Hiatt Terry Irwin Sue Jacobson jim jozw iak Steve Karmen Nancy Levi.n Mary Li ston Sharon Lonners Kathy McClain Marge McKinley Pam Maphet Sherry Marsalis Louisa Martin Bill Mendel Debbie Nansel Carol Olson Joann Paradiso joe Parkinson Toni Philips Bob Poland Ron Porter Diana Ray Naida Reed Ron Regalado Greg Ramsen Bunny Russetti Greg Sage janet Simpson Pam Simpson Vickie Stoker Kevin Sullivan Donna Walworth jan Westphal Valerie Worm Ken Ziemer if 'r' 'D Successful rallies this year were due to the Rally Com- mittee, which is sponsored by MR. FLOYD SMITH. Mem- bers include the Song and Yell Leaders and ROBIN PICKETT, Committee Chairman. Students have many voices W...-',i'W-5 Qumran-K News vw maid 'ii M View QTJFQEE ,gas x Legislative Council gives students the opportunity to participate in their student government. Representatives are elected in their second period classes. FACULTY Mr. David Blankenburg Mr. William Carpenter Miss Gene Ewing Mrs. Pat lwerks Mrs. Mary Liston Mr. Thomas Marshall Mr. Dwight Martin Mr. Conley McLaughlin Mrs Mrs Mrs . Mrs Mrs Annette Reynolds Mimi Rohwer Ida Silva Carolyn Suding Betty Trempe STUDENTS Morris Balfour Bonnie Bethany Rob Bowers Beth Browning jim Carter Shelley Freeman Debbie Hepner jon Hiatt Sue Icobson Nancy Levin jack Lippert Mike Mayreis Linda Morrison jan Richards Andy Senyei Dale Silviria Mike Williams .4f ' Members of the Student-Faculty Committee, SHELLEY FREEMAN, DEBBIE I-IEPNER, MISS BITTERSWEET WOITYLA, and MR. DAVID BLANKENBURG, discuss ways to close the communication gap between the students and faculty. V , LQQMMF I--'fK3l in government Discussing plans which made the action is the close- working team of MISS BITTERSWEET WOJTYLA, Assoc- iated Student Body Advisor, and ROB BOWERS, Student Body President. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Debbie Alford Pierre Antoine Aida Availis Barbara Bethany Bonnie Bethany Sharyn Blair Nancy Brotz Rob Bowers Mike Carney Debbie Carter Jim Carter Mary Casey Loren Clapp Jeri Clark Connie Corsaut Tom Culotte Sharon David Steve Davis Frank Epstein Jeanette Equja Melinda Erickson Becky Flint Shelley Freeman Cindy Gatewood Linda Gattengo Walter George Pam Gibson Mary I-lalamicek Steve Halter Bob Harkins Debbie Harter Debbie I-Iepner Jonathan Hiatt Douglas Hill Bob I-Iowed Ray Howitz Donna Inglima Sue Jacobson Debbie Jay Duane Johnston Ted Koerner Wendy Le Roy Nancie Levin Donna Lichtman Susan Light Jack Lippert Mary Maltby John Mangon Diane Maniatis Mike Mayreis Marge Mc Kinley Louise Mealey Anita Merkin Chris Moore Joan O'Connor Barbara Oddone Christine Orozco Joyce Paggi Joe Parkinson Barbara Parker Robyn Pickett Debbie Price Debbie Provinzano Sara Quinn Diana Ray Naida Reed Lee Richardson Greg Sage Nick Salerno Andy Senyei Renee Shanks Chuck Sheppard Mike Sheppard Jean Siegel Dale Silviria Pam Simpson Ray Sobel laura Squirrel Linda Stephens Nelson Starsen Madeleine Szelazek Pam Thornton Linda Todd Mike Turner Carolyn Van Hazelen Karen Williams 'e ,J , yn.. 1' 1 .. 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Inu.. a:,,,,.u s, 3.::.,':.1:.1: -.. . ......,4 , ...un .1 .--- ........2,.L.....- ', . '- ........--.....a.-....--- .. r- ..............u.....-qu . . n ........n...n ' ' 4. -...-.....,.,,,,,,,uuu.u- . ..............-.,.3v....,ggg, 1'f---.........nnf..--.. vw .... .. ........z,..... g::n...... s-N...-N... ..................- -. . ... ,w nr ,pn Jiffy '-.N x I uf! S-q.j:.::-1:1-ZZET r. f Q NI:-I:-Kai.. A:-.v..'-.:-..:--.:::-X f ...mga . ....,g1..g RHONDA REARDON served as first semester's Activities Office Chairman. Activities office is the information center of the school. fx R b W Second s e m e st e r' s Activities Office Chair Ggrgmooifi m a n W a S MADELINE SZELAZIK, W h 0 W a S Valerie Wurm chosen to serve by the ASB Officers. Charlene Young Bob Ziemeo Trying to promote better relations with other countries is the American Field Service society. The members are, Pierre Antoine, Teri Auker, Morris Balfour, Bruce Bernhart, Sandy Bowen, Craig Brown, Diane Brown, Beth Browning, Loren Clapp, Chris Emanuel, Frank Epstein, Melinda Erickson, Cecilia Hlavaty, Bob Kaaren, Karen Kessen, Mary jo Liston, Marilyn McCall, Mary Maltby, Terri Mangis, Sherri Marsalis, Beth Martens, Louise Mealey, Norris Messina, Paula Montana, Donna Newman, Tom Nixon, Charlotte Noehren, joan O'Connor, Terry O'Connor, Bruce Powell, Diana Ray, Naida Reed, Sherry Self, John Schnell, Renee Shanks, Dale Silviria, Ray Sobel, Linda Strickhouser, Dick Wilkinson, Mike Williams, Debbie Ginetti. Sponsor Mr. john Sage and Chairman Mary Maltby direct the society's efforts. , . ,W Committee Chairman JEANNIE SEIGAL and sponsor MRS. BETTY TREMPE work with PUBLICITY COMMITTEE the Publicity Committee to publicize coming school activities. Bruce Bernhart Doug Bond 1 john Brannon Judy Davis Sharon D'jeko Tina Ellis Chris Emanuel Gay Foster Bob Havel Jeff Herbst Chris Hill janet Hillis Ernie Hutchings Karen Kessen Donna Lichtman Mike Mayreis Jeannie Siegal Brian Smallen Spense Smith Bob Trempe Steve Votaw is-JQ,.1'a1f-.li!.111 uwws'l!.: 1,r1 l lt 1 .I L .al 6 4 2 . E - 5 - H f 5 - i S 1 '4 31 - u f E r I 1 CLASSES Seniors led by devoted President ,ace A 4-- GA RY AA LBERG KATHRYN ALEXANDER 'f 'rv ALAN ALLER Af-Af PAUL ABRAHMS vii? S AVRIL ALLAN FRANCES ALMON ' A A I , . , .. 2:-W :A Lf , 4 1 gm ,..Q?!:,,.. , V, -. , X ,-ffrksmew. If Q S2442 . 4 L A A Af 1 x f 1 .,,, , v---5 K Mia? A MADONNA ADAMS CL- A 2 e d Q F a gyf . LEROY ALLEN Yr? SAL AMORMINO 1 29 as .... tg? , . 1 ,LSQ gi ., EE X4 -' Q 'f 4, , Q Z 5 .- Ii I S 1 LARRY AKERS BONNIE ALBERTSON Serving the class of '68 was DUANE JOHN STON, Senior Class President for the fall SEYIIESCEF. 5 4 F 4 .5 - -. A Y 4 51 E. infgi r ,235 Wifi fr? 15 EVEN 52 , ' E W mx D flgz A V .fs I rfb 'W 5 Q ' Q.. S W, I J W ni.: .A 15' if W I iz: HARLAN ANDERSEN BARBARA ANDERSON MARVYN ANDRESON PIERRE ANTOINE rf' V if' I ifiljfwgw 'Q Q W I -Kr I if 2 I ggi W IQ. , f ' Ji! if A I I JUDITH ARNOLD DONALD AVILA STEPHANIE IACQU E BAILEY BACHEIDER A L L 'A1 I ROBERT BARNI-IART ROBERT BARRETT LEWIS BARTHA DAVID BA TES KT! GARY BAUTISTA ROBERT BEATH BILL BEECHEL LESLIE BEI-IAN 130 gf- 7: I RICHARD ANTON CAROL BAREFORD JAMES BA TES DA VID BENTLEY fri' - - BRUCE BERGER '-S, -- ,PN -fl -rv 'S ' y Y ', ' 'b , 'D STUART BERMAN Q. , 'rs ff is :ls KEN BERTHELOT ny is . ,,,- DOU GLA S BI SHOP 'TN , N. CARA BLAYLOCK NANCY BEYERS ,1 W Q 'lm fm ng L '1L' .., I . ,iv 'V ,Q I lk 1 V wir if ' QQ .J If N JEAN BLANKENSHIP 7 as ' QA. A '2I .1' 1 ' wg. ff.- CHERYL BLoM Seniors are guided by competent z'na'ividuals ...Q IC' ff 'rv z A X frrks . 3 K A Ei .C sax I, IDA BIDWELI. KA THY BI LCHA K Senior Class Treasurer, NANCY BEYERS, kept busy during the fail semester budgeting money for the Senior Class. 131 ANGELA BINDA wif ' EQ 'S n if 2 -WJ BRIAN BOBYAK SCOTT BODEN SUSAN BOEHME GLENN BOGGS Sw . A,,.,.,, BONNIE BORDNER ROBERT BOWERS PHYLLIS BOYER CA ROL BOYLE X.,i U . I N, , w , v-....,. 1' ff : A., 2 .- L ' A 'H .1 V- D 11 NANCY BRENER BRUCE BRENNAN JANICE BREWER GAII. BRIDGEFORD 4- 'Y 1,--Q Y--N-av HEATHER BROOKES NANCY BROTZ CRAIG BROWN JOLENE BROWN 1 32 D OU GLA S BOND RICHARD BOYSEN' ssgw L. ff . PAMELA BROOKER: N! ver- DIANE BROWN .mr we mms c.. - s .,--fu WARREN BROWNE PAMELA BRYANT SUSAN BUCKLEY PETER BUNCH JANET BURG 'ffm' x CYNTHIA BURKE DENISE BURSON if f A r 4 ,xi T ,ffl Efficiently keeping minutes for Senior Class Council was MELINDA ERICKSON, Senior Class Secretary for the fall semester. v w A Ll s -QE if PAMELA BYRD CRAIG CANFIELD GARY CARLSON I-.. x ,M fn-f DEBRA CARTER KATI-IRYN CARTER NANCY CARTER ualmea' offeers represent Senior Class 133 Counselors aid students with their sound advice Q-M-Mb S TEVE CAR TER CANDICE CHACHULA SU SAN CHES TER 17' 1' MARY CASEY N-itz: CAROLYN CHAMBERLAIN eve JOHN CHRISTEN SEN GEORGE CA STILLO 5 ,ai 'S CHRISTOPHER CHAN D LEE 'ai .Ji 4 NANCY CLA VA TTONE l 34 sw .T This year's Senior Class Counselor, MRS. ELIZJ listened to many problems and given much advic SHAMERA CHAVOOR ii CHRISTOPHER CLAPP ,. ' XLTQ 'I li Y A Q.. - WALTER CHA VOOR xxffmff IERI CLARK 'N E11-I HILL, has BARBARA COOK S I 1r'TY' - CINDY CLYDE STANLEY COLEITE JANICE CORRADI e Seniors of '68. ,,, 'Q In L '13 MARIA COSTA PAULETTE COSTNER SUSAN CRAIG 2 ,fs 'fs , 9' . ., V., f' 1 Q KAREN CURTIN RICHARD CURTIS JOHN DAILY 135 IV -gnv' ,L , IDA CONCEPCION CONNIE COR SAU T Q ,. . PA TRICIA CUARON ,M- ig .1 JOSEPH D'ALESSIO PATRICK CONWAY zz.-f If -- I gs L x If X Rx IRE fs K .X - a X I P f k7-n 2 LINDA COSDON . ,,,, A - ,L 4 , ,.f-,IAQ-' Q, .,,.f - .-4 . . 5 , V -.. ff? LOIS CURL 'Q T I : SA RBRINA DA LLEN L - , 3 f wmv GEORGE DAMARIIAN L ,-v EK? REBECCA DE IA ROSA -1.-wr? JAMES DOBBI ASTM RANDALL DRAGON E RICHARD DA MA TO ANTHONY DE MAIO MICHAEL DOCKHORN ANNE MARIE DRAPEAU R Yi SHARON DAVIS NANCY DECASPER MICHAEL DECORA ,I 4, 1 BEVERLY DEMMERT STEPHEN DEMMITT STEPHEN DE SANTIS S' , A ' ' , ,,,.. , I F' 'fi , I . , I I i. AQ ' in--N., Xa, 5 xx . xg , tn-A3 K ' I RALPH DODD DOUGLAS DONALD JOHN DONOVAN ' ' , L, Q23 L I MINDY DUNDERLAND RODNEY DURAND STEPHEN D ZIADKOWIEC 136 4'-v AMBER EBERLEIN NE Till? MELINDA ERICKSON 'LN 'TJ MICHAEL FAIOIA up SHARON FEOIA fin DEBORAH EDWARDS .Al fY'Yz 1 1.- MICHAEL ERICKSON VX, ,.,f:L. K, ig. , .I 4. S- A LINDA FARINA 3,5 iff - L fe PAUL FINKEL Effective counseling is generously offered Qf H'1 VICKY EVANGELISTA JA MES EVANS CARROL FARRELL DIANE FARRELL 42 . DIANE FINN KRISTINE FINSTAD 137 4:43 JA MES FAH LGREN Tr STEVEN FELLER if-S Q1 Y '? MARIANNE FORD I f, V, Mft? . ,- a , .3 E , 11- ,, 54 'lx PA TRICK FORD wr- ! ,fi J 43, I I VIRGINIA FRENO W 11-Ig . ., Me' ik if ARMAND GAGNON 77' 1- I f LINDA GA TTEGNO Q39 JUDY FOR TIN CLAUDIA FRANK MARILYN FRIEND ROGER FRI TCH 'N-f 3 5 WSI. Twrnv Q t 4 JOHN GARCIA IRENE GALLAGI-IER xx fave E.. 'E TZ? A OLIVIA GAVIGAN EUGENE GENISAU SKI I 38 ----. KENNETH FRA NKLIN EDWARD FRUECHTING f-4-51 1 I L MW Iwi I, if -wg V an EE 773. I, 3 f If 'L is SHELLEY FREEMAN If 'Q JOANNE GAGLIO W T , aw- is Q JOHN GASKILL CA TI-IERINE GA SPARI qfx-v PAMEIA GIBSON SYLVIA GIBSON GREG GIESQN A X as e J al g fzfff-I ff vlnfi' 4 ,' e'!A ANTHONY J! . fa '1T ' M... il. I 2- I L .. . my I W 5' 34, M.ARSHA GRAY CEONE GRUBB RITA HALBUR SUSA GOFFREDO DANIEL GONZALES SHARON GOODSON MARK GOODWIN MAX GRAY GLENDA GREGORY SUSAN GRIFFIN ' ' Ee I g - L' E I In 2'-' I1 4 ' K Z ' I' ' it K f Mg' 'A ALEX GILES ROBERT GIVEN THOMAS GOENNER 1-. . 74q.'1-lg, K 1, as - I ol VICKY GORDON . . -A ,r ,- ,L , ,I My CA ROL GROS SI N I-IALLERAN APRIL HAMILTON MAUREEN HAMMOND 139 Seniors sign up for appointments during lunchtime QCII? JE ANET TE HAND ff! JUDY HARDEMAN ROBERT HAUPTMAN is f-'iv Senior AKELA Editors GAIL WILLIAMS and KATHY SHIRLEY HANSEN STANT, assist a grouiza of Seniors anxiously waiting to make their picture appointments. ,ff ANITA I-IARRIMAN LINDA HARROD DEBORAH HARTER 'f. Y', ANNETTE HAUSFELD JUDY I-IEADINGTON MARCIA I-IEBERT 140 L-sI PHILIP HARTUNG DEN ISE HEIDEN BER GER -..L,'7'k GARY I-IENDRICKSON 5 RICHARD HICKS 1- '77 RUTH HITT r-fm' WILLIAM HOFFMAN up-J r-in DEBORAH I-IEPNER 177' CRAIG HILDEN CAROL I-ILADILEK J JOAN N HO GLUND ' 1 '4 -A i?! , , Q . Q22-5:'r.L: , v--,nun Niitfvfv-zz .o,'f,,n,-w I 5 lst b1Z'!!z.'f!m JEFFREY HIERBST TOMMY I-IERNANDEZ GUY I-LERDON V .LD , Q I I XI BRIAN HILL THOMAS HILL KATHLEEN HILTON Dfw? Q--gr f. x I , , lm 3 I I I A ' I I CECILIA I-IIAVATY KATHLEEN I-IOAGE ELLA HOFFMAN 'E A --Jn 'rf- SALLY HOLTING DAVID HORMUTH BETH HORN 141 'JTIZV DENISE HOWARD RICHARD HOWARD RAYMOND HOWITZ -I .3 2 gig 1' 13' A I - . 1 1 gf , , , f z. A V1 -sf, X f . . 1 QQ: up rg. V :I , 1 I 1: MARLIN HULL PAMELA HUNT RANDY HUNT 475 ,M ERNEST HUTCHINGS DONNA IN GLIMA JOHN JA COBSON Qu- YM 'V SUE JACOBSON SERENA JACOBY DEBRA JAY 142 Lsw,52wz1-Q,-qg--:g- fx' .i . f ix gi lf, ,, U. m 55. I -C? A www ' 1 . ,L A- I THORNE HUCK JIM HUDSON In dr 4 I PATRICK HUSTON GARY HUTCI-IENS Dancing was one of the popular activitie enjoyed by STEVE VOTAW, DEBBII egHI1gS.a S rrmf KATHY JENSEN NEIL JOECK 'S AQ HOLLIS JORDAN SUE JULEF F I-IIAPPARI, VALERIE WURM and TOM I-IOMPSON at the Senior Sports Night. 'TY DEBORAH JOI-INSTON Q.--r MARY KA S TNER RANDY KENOFFEL DUANE JOHNSTON utr,--vu STEVEN KARMAN rt DEBORAH KENT I 1 5 ANITA JONES CHRIS KELEDJIAN . I 7 4. .f .A A ffl' J 5 X ROBIN KIN SELLA Senior class sponsors exciting sports night 143 W Wav SCOTT KIRK SHERYL KISSEI. KERRY KNUST T., RANI KOVACI-I JORGE LACOSTE KEN KOOP x THOMAS LAR SON WENDY LAURELL DIANE LAWRENCE ' RENEE LEIBSKER JOYCE LENTS LOREN LENTZ 144 . 6, , Qi' 2 V ig, -,LN GARY KOERNER -I ' ,, 'try KM -vp kk , . I L, ,, . -fi -'zz' A ,. ' -.5 , . . ,,L R V Q if , EE A ...N , , 'Ng if SANDRA LANG JANET LEEDS WENDY LEROY A 1 i ' +L : PM ? 'reg,a,1y, 'ww ,W f -f f 2:-fs: I . is I 1 . NAB i JAMES KOONTZ f ill' MICHAEL LARSON ,,.....- HAROLD LEHMAN DAN LEWIS .I , A GEOR GE LEW IS Lv 1 'f ,:.f !ttf7Q, I 1 S, -. if al. Q w f 9 e f 12 HARLENE LEVANDOF SKY fr' f SUSAN LIGHT CARLA LOPORCHIO l-. PETER LEWIS S MARY SUSAN LIFSEY 'C' v--'xv JANET LILIE GREN H .W BERTI-IA LOURO Energetic students organize activities It -i DAN MILBURN voices his suggestions at a Senior Class Council meeting. The Senior Class Council plans activities such as the Candlelight Supper, Senior Mix, and the biggest event of the year, the Prom. 17177 3 LINDA LILLY ERIC LIVINGSTON SANDRA LOCKI-IART '. . ' vu , ll I -, L- - , I f,-,eil I K I, DENNIS MAC DONALD GAYLE MACI-IADO DENNIS MADISON 'I45 fi Y-Y MICHAEL MA GALLAN ES STEVE MA GGIORA MARY MALTBY RALPH MAN GIS I 'W 'TTL' F W1-sr MICHAEL MAN TELL PAMELA MAPI-LET : ' -ff'.' 3 ',., ' I, I -.', Q I i 'Nw' Z . A ,rf 'V' ' . lb . --H - 'V - I :M.qQ nw. - ' -my ' A , ., 4 if germ 1 rw 1 y I ll DAN MARTIN EDWARD MARTIN PATRICIA MALLOY ,om X 'K 'f MIIIII wwf On their way to the Goddard Assembly a JOHN MANGUN group of cheerful Seniors enter by the trddi- 1-innal Senior Door. 1' ,J BARBARA MARCIL THEODORE MARCINKO BARBARA MARSH X--wr STEVE MARTIN RICHARD MASSI THOMAS MATTHEWS 146 5 v. f J-I F, ,,,, , F 'U 1-4--s RUDY MAURER .f 3 M! I . CI-IARLENE MC FALL CI-IERYL MC NEAL LAWRENCE MELIDEO . K GREG MC ATI-IY fr: 5 tv DANIEL MC GINLEY on if VVILLLAM MC OSKER LES MELTON LINDA MC COY .QM 'if DONNA MC GREGOR '. IV LOUISE MEALEY K ., unix. y WILLIAM MENDEL I 47 PATRICIA MC ELI-IINEY 4 I ,YE ae. ag KATHLEEN MC ELROY I , . . ii Eggzggi win, if. 1 Q ' Q? I -E., ' 'zz--,r 4 43' 'L' I Q i STEVE Mc INTOSH MARGARET Mc KINLEY Q.. r GREG MEGOXVAN gr V ANITA MERKIN .p- DEBORAH MEINKE VICKIE MICHAEL Seniors keep tradition on Senior Patio WALTER MICHAEL 'Q-fn, DAN MILBURN CANDY MILLER A ef'-'jf' THOMAS MITCHELL fo? LINDA MILLER 'Q A xx I n JEFF MONACO ,, . ,,Z,,,,,,i :,::,: r .,,. , ,,.. ..,:: E ,..:,E E,:E K .i k :.,.-, MY 5 if 'fi , X-U xx K - f -' I by 5 es f Q' 5 A-JI ' I I h X' te I BRUCE MILLER SHARON MINAMYER -1 'T 'Q DANIEL MONK 148 Hungry Seniors enjoy the privilege of eating on the Senior Patio. . ,. ,X . S, Nt,-356 BRUCE MINNIEAR DAVID MITCHELL YVONNE MOORE MARGARET MORA T7 CT CHRISTINE MORRIS PATRICIA MOUNCE CAROLINE MUELLER DIANNE. MUELI.ER QQ 47 STELLA MUSCOLO THOMAS MUZIANI MICHELE A. MYERS MICHELE R. MYERS , ' J DEBRA NEGRI TNT .yy ik BRAD NELSON 7.15 JILL NELSON 127 l KAREN NELSON 'P CRAIG MURRAY Ji -ax NORMAN NANS EL dr' Lvl i if- ff GARY NICHOLS .,y DALE NICRO TOM NIXON ROBIN NYLANDER JOAN O'CONNOR TERRY O'CONNOR 149 ' 'fr 41, .5 CYNTHIA O'DONNELL NANCY OLSON LAURA OROS DENNIS OSBORN JOHN OSSELLO MADELINE OZUROVICH H-v 2 'Q' jr' JOHN PAGGI JOYCE PAGGI JOANNE PARADISO I CX . 1 , P JOSEPH PARKINSON DEBRA PARPOVICH DENNIS PASTOR 150 CHRISTINE OROZ CO GLORIA ORR 'vc-'TV MICHAEL PAGE THOMAS PAGE 4.37 --4-99 BEVERLY PARKER PAULA PARKER Iv P if -7 . RICHARD PATTERSON LINDA PEARSON i Q-41' 11. kr 'f-'7 JOANNA PECCITTO :- K- 5 r T? 'K QL.:-f TIMOTHY PETTERSEN CRAIG PEDERSON PAMELA PENA LOU BETH PHILLIPS ROBYN PICKETT I -if A I HENRY PITTS BRUCE POLIDORI ROBERT POLIN GW? 5 ,4 Nbf-Q DAN PRICE CHRISTINA PUTNAM ROBERT PEREZ JOE PETERSON F67 J Wf Az.. ' x 6 5 'T ' I Sl ' DOUGLAS PIER CE ALLAN PINSON 8 i v-- --r ' X 7-1, JOHN PORTUGAL TONI POWELL Enthusiastic Seniors support their school 151 lv ai 'CTIID' STEPHEN RATHBUN VICKI RATHBUN LOUISE RAWLIN GS ff 1 I I f an-'L K , rl , - 'Ur 1-gp E, 4 RI-IONDA REARDON JOHN REBBER ,ir-Y' f If Vjffffgu yr? K HENRY RIESNER GREG REMSEN ANN REBERRY Maisel 1' , Q I ,I I , . mL,, , , ,,,L I , , I I Q 'X . .1 . 3, , .QL I CHRIS RHODES I DIANA RAY E' NAIDA REED uv CHRISTINE RICHMOND 'Nr MARILYN RAY 1 1 1 ' ' N- W QI I ,fi 50 w 5 X K 15 JOHN REESER LARRY RITTMILLER wg PATRICIA ROBERTS ROBERT ROBERTS LINDA ROBINSON MARY ROBISON GARY ROBSON 152 JULIE RODOWICK GLORIA ROKES .xffh-'A OLGA RUIZ Y-4' . 'J' A K 1' 5 . if GREGORY SAGE .. LIANNE ROHRMAN KATHLEEN ROLENS BUNNY RUSSITTI Us fill? MARY ANN SALTER Ambitious leader guides Seniors' last semester JOHN ROSELLI MARIE ROWLAND J Y? fx .QI DALE SILVIRIA completes his senior year sewing as Senior Class President for the spring semester. 153 Z, sew. - ,TM ,Ve STEPHANIE ROYAL 'rfi,s f,r. fs: fry BARRY RYUN CHRISTINE SAN CHEZ DENISE SCI-IROEDER SI-IERRY SEIBERTI-I ANTHONY SETA 'QW PETER SANDERS STEPHEN SCI-IUDELL SHERRY SELF BELINDA SEVER S , JSE., RONALD SANDIFER RUSSELL SANETO . ,,.-wh., ANDREA SCOTT LEILANI SCOTT ANDREVV SENYEI MARY ANN SERGIADIS DARLENE SI-IEETZ CAROL SI-IEPARD 1 54 GEORGE SAPIEN ww-an CRAIG SEEFELD MAXINE SERLIN ROBERT SI-IUDIC E I-3 RANDALL SHULTZ ,Q ' 'Uh 'T S11 BARBARA SMITH 01 Eli fnjb - '-. JAMES SPENCER Q.o LAURA SQUIRREL ,, . W 173' ADELE SHUMAN TERESA SILLS DALE SILVIRIA ,L as E ii. LORNA SMITH SUSAN SMITH RAY SOBEL Q SUSAN SLA CK BEVERLY SPARA CINO ROBERT SPENCER E X 77 vt E. if , I STUART STAMPKE Nancy Beyers held the position of Senior Class Secretary for the spring semester. 155 K G-, K, KATHY STANT BEN STAURSET K' 'IL 3' LINDA STEPHENS TERRY STEVENSON -xr-Wy JOYCE STORTI STEVEN STOUT ,nm :W P----ap JOI-IN SUNSHINE GREGORY SWITZER LORETTA STEELE SUSAN STEWART ' .V 2,, wx ,,N,,, S..V KL 1 at ' N V A W V ,V MICHAEL SULLIVAN SHERI SYVERUD 1 56 JEFFREY STEIN l RONALD STELLA GENE STODDARD LINDA STONE PATRICK SULLIVAN 1 JOAN SUNSHINE MADELEINE SZELAZEK MITCHELL TALCOVE 5? 11.7 RENE TAMILLO 5 n DEBORAH TESTA .Qyv1'x' . 1 'g,. L DOUGLAS THOMPSON 5 . PETER TESORO , X X if F A L JILL THOMAS 3. T., THOMAS THOMPSON Strong leadershzp aids student government SUE JACOBSON carried the office of Senior Class Treasurer for the spring semester. . -t, M5 bt' ,V PAMELA THORNTON MARIE TORRH .nj in . 'fr M, 1. . 'Q fix . '25 L. 11. 'v GLENN TRACEY ,-V WILLIAM TRUMP JOHN TURNER MICHAEL TURNER JOSEPH VALERIO THOMAS VAN DA 157 , Y. f X nv 1 X N ,wa fx WS ' A Ss P QM f Q , fQ4',x,f 1 ' ' 4 fZLffUN' J Q 7. L DANIEL VE GA A Lunchtime is the favorite part of a day for many john Burroughs JOAN VINSON .1- 1. i A WILLIAM VOLDING , Q wg-wi' LINDA WALBERT SHERRY WALBERT CHARLES WAI-IL 158 SUSAN VANDERPOL V CAROLYN VAN HAZELEN wir? PATSY VOLPE 'ff f I '11 A ' 1 1 l PETER WALDORF 'X ' .VX v-,, -wr RICHARD WALKER HEATHER WALLACE .i,-uf' tx I I cf? EI W if iff' Q Q I 54 2 'J .Mx LINDA WATSON SUNDAE WEBB is SANDRA WESTON STEVEN WHITE -. ..,,. I m I 'Fifth 1--f GAIL WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMS '-if nf'-+1 KARIN WALSH .,,V 'Tiff ANNA WEGER I I , N ,mv ., l lv, Q DAVID WIDLE Y M TPP ANDREA WIN GREEN I 59 wmv LORR IEN E WA LW OR TH 1XI'7 RICHARD WELSH ax SHERYL WILDER PA TRI CIA WOLF 0- 405 KARIN WATKINS JENNIFER WEIAND BONNIE W ILLERT , L JON W OODARD LINDA WOODS JILL WORTHEN KJ 'fa' WILLIAM WOODWARD ,, .f-nv KENNETH YOUNG VIRGINIA YOUNG CLAYTON ZONSHINE SENIORS NOT PICTURED DENNIS BACHELOR ROBERT BENSON TERRELL BIRKA GALEN BULLOCK JAMES BYRNE JOHN CARPENTER NANCY CARTLIDGE JAMES CAUDILLO PAUL CHERRY JOHN COOK CHRIS CRISLER DAVID DESMARAIS KENNETH DEWEY RICHARD DEWEY GUY DITMARS RANDY DIXON JAMES DOWDY JAIME DUENAS DONALD ECKERT MICHAEL FISK STEPHEN FITTS DAVID FLORES WILLIAM FORWARD JENNIFER GAVIN ALAN GEORGES STEVE GOLDSBERRY ROBERT GORDON DAVID GRISWOLD JEROME GUSTAFSON BROOK HALL DANA HALLIBURTON DAVID HANSEN BRUCE I-IIEBER DOUGLAS HILL VERA JOHNSON JAMES JOZWLAK DAVID JUDGE KARL KYLER DENNIS LARISON JACK LIPPERT CHARLES LOCI-IRIE JOI-IN LONG THOMAS LYNCH MICHAEL MAYREIS MICHAEL MC CLURE GARY MILLIKEN IIOUISA MONTON JENNY NEWTON ROBERT NIMTZ JOHN O'BRIEN JEROME OCKANDER ANTHONY ONORATO RICHARD PEARCE JONAS PETRAS TOM POWELL MATTHEW RABINE MICHAEL ROCKRIVER SANDRA ROOS GARY ROWLAND BRAD SCOTT STEVE SEGNER JOHN SI-IELDON ROBERT SILVAGNI DONALD STEWART RAY STRICKHOUSER TERRIE TANBERG RAY TELIEZ CHERI TREGNAN NADA VUCUREVIC RICHARD WHEAT JERRY WILSON PATRICIA WOLF Capable leader exhibits skill M 'nv if ,f --v Randa Abney Cynthia Adams Kathleen Agan Doris Aquilar mf 4u Sf X .ix gg f.. - ' v 'H ' ' 4s-'- If 'Qi' - . ' I Z 1,1 X I 'rl A v X45 'M J ll if Gail Akerly Mary Albee Robert Alberts on Penny Aleshire .QQ 'Nf- .- Q ,M Z n ...X Y, 4-'li C ,fi W, 4 'Cr Cyl K I Belinda Allen Kevin Allen julie Allison Katherine Allison aw 5. 2 55 K ' 1' Cheryl Andersen Charles Anderson Ike Anderson Robert Anderson Charoleen Bag CD A x ,-gy Representing the junior Class this year was LOREN CLAPP, junior Class President. Loren served as a fine example of strong leadership and the great spirit of the class of '69. lin john Bailey Robert Baird Ronald Bakkedahl V33 3 . N150 Q' X s li V' V -xt, 9 R. , , he . K , ,Q LC... 'X xX X -L ig N' l 'C 'T' 1 1 msg, up 4,7 V. V 5 nag! X y K A rr d X, xt, ' fm: - , V1 ' 4' Q.: ,. , - ar . A X'. 'iK4 N .Q gif, y y jackie Barnhart Phyllis Barnhart Ronald Barron Kenneth Barton Lesley Barton Cynthia Bates Katherine Bates Linda Bautista Cindy Baxter Steven Beardsley Elizabeth Beck Suzanne Beckler Christine Beechel Bernadina Belkiew icz Bradley Bellcnap james Bence William Bender William Bennici Don Berger Laurie Bergman ' I V ZV' ' I - , , V. :BMX ' MK 9 1... ..-ea... xg QSM A 2 4' is au - -Hi 'fe s ' s if ws W7 'CDT X fur 1 Tv fr at lim-afe W V . r . 7 A f 'N:,!,..,-r.. 2',5, .Nm ...2 .0-:Q r gf, Class 0f'69 works together Morris Balfour Margaret Ball Dale Balok Judith Barber Linda Barcus Richard Barkeley Harold Barne Mike Barnett 'sv f wi! 4 S 0 -:,,5, . J. K i . A -..:,,,,W, , .--wma f V I ,, A :.m.-...-Xa. W.. -x.-.. .'. My as . -Q ----1?:a:: Q2'1'?! Y?-19 .... Y m:11.......2'..,,-:34+.'.-'S az m'sf5f-- - 1--v::2:1:'.':.w.'f-.'Fx 1t...a3 ,f f-g,. ' If at x f l waz vii' --. arf '15 V Mi . . x xi 5 Q gp, A ..., gl Q M Q V Q .-in Z., . fl ,A . A -1.4 I W K, ,fr ,, ,, 5 I Y , 'iv ' fi Q V wr . . TI, , .L .. , Pe, ' In B B viii C w 3 , . . ., ,,,. M If iw Z0 strengthen school spirit , 1 x -qv, is Deborah Berlin Carol Berry Barbara Bogle Paula Boyer janet Brammer 'S' M.u-- - l K X Sylvia Berry William Berry Michael Bolasna jean Boysen Mary Brarmner 'fu' XX 1 .5 G' ,Q fl ji Bonnie Bethany Claudia Beverly Michael Bolton joan Boysen IOl'm Brennan 'gk 'ww L. 'TT Q . ,Ra E V, ly . X J B I 5 4 ' ,f 'k? 4:9 ,4 1 , 53 ' .1 ,F ' V. ', :mai gf , 'Y Q v 1:-59 Robert Beyer Thomas Binkley Sandra Bowen Teresa Bradbury Dean Brenner 6, 1 sf . -.W s.. B4 fe ff ft X 5 Ly 'Sv' l IP 163 x X 43 A iv - . 'z' V yi f ny ey y y ' ',,' 1 Q . ' uae - joe Bisbano Sharyn Blair Lynn Blades john Blasius Junior Class Secretary, BETH MARTINS, has been busy this year with the many activities planned by the junior Class. if , Sharon Briel 4? M Terrie Brinley E Danny Brooke Keith Brooks Michael Brick ' Q hiv af I Ronald Brown Beth Browning ' ilk Ab I K Larry Buckley ' A s ff David Buiiard 'X LL ' if H C Q.. ,cl Christine Bunch ' V K 'J' A , ly .wi Afgsff C 'fad in Q ii ' ' l f A If L Mark Buss ' la -, Dan11Y Butler m, i ' M - Deborah Cable R 5 f' ii WA Q john Cadmus 3 ,,. - f Michael Calascibetta , Z K3 V s ' C EW C W' I1 B KM C i ' V' M 5 slew i :gil-if goff?ff'1F3fsf5 'ff-5 . ,ff in , ,filf-... g- 5, . ' lf., , 4- -- A Wifi'i WHW if V ' A 4 ff' ,F K' s A i C .V X f ff 5. B V B C . 1 ilr irirr ir , , M M A L Ti, . 1-are ...L is y A by . . , g ..: Q ! I 5 I E, W7 -X 'w A r, Ax 52 L Q. l 11. , ' w K Tl f 'Fe 'X '49 'Nw 5sf- R W l NN' is ff.. ,W 1 . ., A, K 1 .W ,l r - N 1. Ns! i , C , cf 9 A 5 x ' 1 I , . :Ft :,,,,,l 4 r X .N 164 fx 'ii Q' A A wi i V C, Q l ' I as f Wsvgmw, agua rri i it , S. 'ng' '-' ' nw. ,,,,,7, g L is if '43- 'Q :Y 1 iw' ' +L '. X f Xw. : ,,f X K all 'fs H - Yr .Q .L .4 Icey Campbell Nick Campbell Dorothy Canell Brenda Canfield Chris Cannon Teresa Capuano Michael Cardea Michael Carney Rudy Carrillo Dan Carruthers Larry Casella Daniel Casey 36 iv sf an Council members play vital role First semester's junior Class Treasurer was LUKE WILLIAMS. His duty was to manage the financial affairs ofthe class. Tim Cole David Combs Christine Coleman john Conery fy Vw. W in ME , 1 - wg '-1. X . .1 I 'Q '- Af it 'MX uf lg .x i L 5 fe 3 3 ,A 4' 1- 5 Q ,W . N xv WM ,f2 m?'v r r x, k ww fv Wa., ,- .Q ' X X Vicky Cass Lynn Castleberry janet Cederlind Gary C onne lly Stephen Cook In ,Q x . I Aft ' Q1 in Z My cy MW' . 373' A r. 'W' 3 C 0349 .vw M, P, .rn we w . Debra Chiappari Yvette Childs Charles Cicoria Diane Cooper Rod Cooper Qs 'ia I . fa , if .H My - 5' 1 J 4' g 4 Q N..i1l,A.,QIiM'L.k hifi , 165 C 2 if N . Q., .C fri? Lnili- Q k k ,K . Xi Mike Cidster Bonnie Clancy Loren Clapp Joseph Corrigan Robert Corrington WN, . ,. ' 4-A , L R X ,ara 3--z 4 'TT' , 1 KV I N ,f' ,. as 'TV , 5, ., I' X Q. VN,- if Janis Clark David Close Danny Codron Richard Cranford Dana Creed 1- - QC .-N1 K X Patrick Del-later Mary Deming Mathew D'Erricco David Devlin james Diaz Deborah Dickinson Gwynn Dietz Lynn Dietz Mark DiSalvo Connie Doan Ronnie Doan Karen Dobbie Denise Dogey Katherine Dolan Robert Dolan st i.kk g iii' 4 s , ,,,, W, il Counselor strives hard Z0 aid Working hard, MR. RALPH BRANT, junior Counselor, helps class of 1969 through one of the most exciting years in Burroughs' history. Pamela Davis Tim Davis Kathy Curtis Dino Dargenzio Robert Dailey Deborah Davis f ., . f A .. . . :savor ' f if fl, ' 'f S ' ' M R' , to 'ef '1 5 ya . ig ' Wayne Davis Michael De Cuir .. Z ' r y Vi i ' Q, is X we ' -,af 6 A 5 'W-4 K VY 'f - ,,,. FQ imlrmq , 5 ' L' is JJ 'f' f , , . i Y . Qs.. I' .4.,fa1. 'RR i x '--- ii K l ew-f R 4 fe 4 5' T, ., K 1 . . I, , , , A1 ,-L r em 3 Q :- WV Y H: ,, V - -1.. uv ' . ft , H CDN' 'H to , A M ! gn r , 4 , 3 ,es f ,W ,qi 3 ' iw Wi -,:. ir. r r L t.f' E c r I 1:9 . , os E s... . 'B' , W, M ,Wy a 'f -in M --R k 1 ' ' i sisi jfgi ii J M D gf '11-Q if M A M2 435 rf Q . K if i ft r . juniors through cz busy year Erin Donahue jeffrey Dondanville Ray Dow Patricia Dunn Colyer Dupont Thomas Durkee Douglas Durnbaugh Ronald DuVall Mark Eberlein Bruce Ellis Martha Elsass Christine Emanuel Rodney Engstrom Richard Enyeart Franklin Epstein Bernadette Ernest Danny Espinoza Sharon Evans Norman Everhart Donna Farmer Timothy Farmer Susan Farrow William Farrow Pamela Fesler Michael Fichera Nick Fido Theresa Figueroa Nancy Filz Irma Fish Mark Fisher I i at il 41 -Q sf is nf T T 1 H- V vw 1 v X : I W- 'iff 1 xx V X . 2 'gf A c ff er rug i-. ,a f W 351. ily 1:3 ,. .. gk, T X NN 6 6 fm f--A 6 W ?. ' A xv h ve 19, 3 Q? , -..' .VVV 1 X fr . x K , fx T l-.. r 1 T -' h , I K ?, I 1 +' 4' aw ug, i ios T5 .. I I - X, use A Q V lv, Sq-.av nl, X sf .Gee 1 2 ll . 54 1 -e-'-y 'w X f x. iii? we is Q Us Huw Q! -.. 1' 4 Y .5 ,J r--,Q . ri I xr , ' ' GQ Q if ' ii 1 ill r Cx lv , 'ar f i , , .Q- gf' gy . Qu 5 .4 I if ig- I I , F USN? 4 ill! Counselor discusses programs james Flanagan Steven Floyd Mary Jayne Flynn julie Frances Torn Franzen john Frascatore Steven Friedrich Laurae Friend james Froelich Denise Gabaldon Richard Gardner Tyree Garetto Bonita Garrott Mary Gasaway Cynthia Gatewood Walter George Lucille Gibb Stanley Gilbert Patricia Gillen Gina Gillespie Sharon Glenn Walter Goad Daniel Goenner john Goffredo Cathy Golden Gerry Goss Cindy Graham Georgene Gray Gail Greenstreet Timothy Griffin V, . ' l K l i KE kg Jkt L '19, Q, x E1 E X Q FF K 1'-,jr , 9524! - I vw ww' 1 . 'rl A W' ' , egg' i Q VV! 5 I . A M 1, is M .: gy I . . ' ' ,f , ' 2 ,i,, ,. ' f i . ' - 1 I P '4 ' ' , 4' , A ,Z -r,s ,L 1, . F FX ,f f f 'iii ' 1 'ssi 5-. 2 , ' ' ..ii I 1, I , I . ,V -1-i. . 1 F fs E - ,Q - X I , A aa -35 P , --, irt, as f '1---W V ,WV i n js as , iaes it Q' ' f F i sf' . 1,4,W:g?E'k:gVgg,51 5 , L v mtg H f ' HR W. ,, - ' Q f . ,.,, M Ji. Q ', k 1 ii , N 15 , .V xx xi :krxprx ., 1: W 'Q - '- H 1 YG A 2 3. Q 'A Q Q ai U2 f .i L fx .f. is I . ' . N-v' 'vw if Q Q sy 1 ., mx - i 5 sw., A' !. S 1 ' ' 5 , Nw' f z x 5 F F F 57 rrrirs F F N. 3 , 's.k k stef? J 5, J - , .. .yn k-,, . 5, K 6 A f 5 ,. - - if i - .,,, , , . A .V -- - ',,- . , Pi ff at V, F i ill'-Z4 Ma- , is ' -lm P P 542: in Q ,,, 7' . .yi 5, .. i 'QA-A , 3 Q03 ,gi my , . -,4 1, ' - ig is ,wa ,aa s x, 1 swim - V 455 -f , , k f - 4 A wif: V , V-04 . -T 'Ns 'fb r c Q7 A, '. has -.W v L , 'r' P, 'BQ' .L 'll g I K N, I v ff A I. 'Yu S H avr' no - , ' , ,F 1221511 5 we uv . ,fa .V '1- . .-1. f ' 'ixiligi 1- ' We .. 1 X 1 sw 4 ' ' ' Students are their business, . .their only business! MR. LLOYD THOMAS, lun Class Counselor, and his secretary, MRS. P YOLANDA FRANKLIN, look over schedules Guy Guenther Richard Habitz John Hale Jeanette Hall Edward Gullekson Paul Halamicek Bruce Haley Steven Halter 1. L f syf K? 'L v r A I S' j i A g 'M 1 v e , e r L A Q ,iw A .4 3 -X- A wl -69413 10- in , LA 5. ,. M . 'X , . X 1 At'.'l for the juniors. s., 1' fy -.- i if , Q' T tk.. r , t fi A 9 . ...iii .L L l I 4 a XX ff., rx ' 4- X Cy ,g '- '-v- 'C i '17 s N33 rr ' , , ,1 X X A ,Q . 4 . - . W - Xa, rg .Q ' x 5 H 2- ...fan we - ,'3 a G K 5 - : fi: f 1 -W eu- . A i- S :af L f-ef V, . ,, sg . ' 2 fggxxxiv- it Z, K 4 x X ig. W .NM fe. N 'Af f 15 Q-rs --vs W- K A- uf- j l 7 1-1 ! fix 4-Aff Y VV g.,,l ' --f kr! ,W K, Q,-x in .. x-L. Nike fil-:fwfr -. .5 ' .sm ', K ,. ,, 0 ...ine 4, - . 0 -. Q , 4. , v. ,n -mr y ...Q X ,f i' , I , ' ,- .. , ,.- 'I iff! vi a - '....sx,1 William Hammer Susan Hammond Robert Harkins Linda Harlacher Robert Hastings Montfort Hasz Blair Hatt Deborah Hawley Pete Hebert Nancy Heinz Larry Hellman Michael Hendrix Linda Henry ior ja nice Hergenrother Theresa Hernandez April Herran Ann Hesen Jonathan Hiatt Raymond Hickman Robert Hines S laden! Council COl'lZI'l'bLll6S ideas Raymond I-lixson David Hopkins Susan Howes Bruce Huck Linden Hultquist - ini Ji lf? X R QL i Yf'f ?' flilf x K Yea. .44 4 ggi xi' I ini- f 5 - 'ffiawia F my x Q .,.,, 5 1-...f ' .JJ , sig I Q J J gv may . Gary Hunt Ja mes Hutchason Alan Ihle Bruce lhle David Ingoldsby r Robert Ippolito Timothy Ireland Diane Ivans Mary James Neil Jennings Cory Johnson Debbie Johnson Karen Johnston Christine Jones Mark Jones ,M in Russell Jorgensen Cheryl Jorgensen Cynthia Jourard Alan Juleff Robert Kaaren Rita Kahde Ruth Kaiser John Kaufman David Keirn Gayle Keledjian r . J - lllll , R ' J J -be iw, ft! in J, J-. JR R 2 fu ' 3 1- R iii' T J - ,v J JJ ynnnii , J S' - ' R :va if ' J M: f j . , V J Q .... I J A J , . Lrg, , J 'J -4, - - J. . J JJ J J Ri 'R -ia R ' J- J fi 4 1 J ii i. R . -.-.f V m 5 li J R .4 A ' A .,,'Tf, Q A 5 'kk' A 5' 5' S-v Q Q J 4 K Y A ii J 1-M 3 R ,Q ' if I 1, fs e I i ' J . W W . as ,Mg K df V E M, Q ' J J ' ' 1' N- f WJ Vi v .J ,,. ' L J, ff, Q R . i J f RR ' Q J 1- .. J J 1, ji . J f. , -xx ,J 5 N.: ,pa i J 'W or K Y f J , ,. R R ,J J JJ ' N J R' ' ' R J J R 14i?fiR!ff. . W. .J. 'JJRR A J ' ' . 'R A ..'fLj L i ,R 1 nw' us' 5 .' I f ' . ,JM 'K Xu R X 1 J, 3 P R 4' '40 aa, l FE lv Q I -JJ, J for cz successful year Ai ,'R:..:f. 5' 4? King Lee King Roberta King Jie Kipp 'V ' S- XXX Q -qi L .. ,E 'il s f Marquerite Klassy Marcia Klein Kay Koberstein Richard Koerner Kathy Keller Scott Kelly Karen Kessen 1 56-' I L I 1 . -I -' fm ' f r ' 1 f ,JV ,..X ST , gp V :mf , 9' 1 V Cha' A A if A 463' 1 I 'K K 1 0 A f hw 3, Y i ' 1'-'wx A 'fs J A I , X 14. .. -. .ze ..-.5 1, 2'-if 'W J' ' lw..': -0:.,ii..:tJ,..-. 'W i ni I V I , avg. in N ' ' Nl 'H I 2 - 'f-' fl Lf ' - A X av, X N .1 - O X, In 1 if l lil : I ':i'g ' ' 3, F ht- 'if V - 1 fv -. H a N wa i 'sf L , 3 , - , ,Q ,z ' ,I 1 K ff , 'N ' V Q ,A X f .gr , . si .- by ,, . , in f. ri Ted Koerner Alexis Kogel Toni Kraft Paul Kramer Lynda Kravet Ned Labbe Kathleen Landis Sharon Langness 171 Henry Langston Vivian Larson Kay Lazzaretto Larry Leathley wtf 4 '. i 5 A f r u L Wait' S ,X , A f ' ' ' I 'KI I Terry Leathley Gary Lee Shirley Leseman Michael Leum .f f 'iv Q if as E. 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C V ,ga nsn L , t , i if ' ' 172 The junior Class Council meets to plan activities for the junior Class Representatives are elected in their second period classes Clare Leverson Richard Lewis jacob Libby Donna Lichtman Deborah Lipman Valerie Lloyd Linda Loi Christine Ludwig Jacqueline McCall David McCalley Michael McCarthy Catherine McClain Patrick McClure Susan McCormick Robin Mclilhiney Patrick McGinley Ronald Mclvlanigal Karen Mc Mechan joseph Maddern Debbie Magers Lawrence Mahony Junior Class shows enlhuszkzsm Ronald Major Terry Mangis Candy Marcellino Teryl Marker Beth Martens 'S 9 Dave Martin Gayle Martin Linda Martinez Gayle Masse Darcy Mastarani jane Mathews Danny Maust Andrew Mealey Patricia Meek Elaine Mendez , ,vm x Barbara Menendez Ricardo Mercado Patricia Mercer Michael Merchant Anthony Mersola William Meskew Andy Meyer jack Meyer Lorraine Mihos Robert Miller I A . x 711' i j V, A 'Wm GV' . w 4, , -uf , ' - F-wh :fl 1 'tm2Z'as ',r , , X ' x R a i K i K 4 Jr- , 23 X ' .. 1 I ll! 5 14 . , 'i T V 2 4:4 is 5 3 yy ... it l ,V ' t -f -, iffy, lrhl J A wr- V 1' x . 4 K tt' Y K ' ' ' 55,8 X7 ,X :ff.i I cg m 'Q X Q 1, 5 I' R L , hg iQ3f,x,: :f F1 QV i ew A ' X N 5 --N' K - Vw' K mr 4 .H Linda Miranda james Moderhok Rose Monge Anne None Paula Moon Q. -x x 'if' Veil, i 'lg T 'rf if dai a A A f ' Q: V- V , v - fwf, i N. i a a ' in . ' fx 0 ' ' fl? ... i I - fr M -va N af R it ai 3 R :L -fl gif A 4' LJ, - ,:. i f my , ,. iq il K X 'J R in .n ax R' ffliif an xi! W .ll X X if 173 Junior Class advisor organizes Thanks to the help of NYR. CLAUDE RAINE, junior Class Advisor, the Junior Class held many successful events this year. Mary Moore Tim Moran Linda Morrison Judi Mosko Leslie Murphy .-A s Patti Murray Debra Nansel Gary Nelson Michael Neubeiser Nancy Neuman Herbert Newcom Alvy Noren-1 Debra Nystrom Michael Obley Barbara Oddone iw 5 O O' r ty r Q We M 'K W 1 vs an r ' i I I I ' 5 . 'rn nf i g-A 1' V ff L Z - , K ,vb ..'., , ji: r iv- 7 ' fr rm K v Q V' f , , N y Q , , Carol Olson David Ortuno Frederick Osborne Josef Oswald Mark Owens .,....- 'wa-1' 1 R Y 1 ' i bv ' y , .1 4- E V .,,,,, V X 1.21, 4. . - ' , , i I K 1 -,-,. .u - -,. fhvv-r' 1' , f n . - X s. ,jg .GNN , .Xf 4.5 i ,,,,... ,N 1 ,f ., , 3 'M ..,. fr , A -tx z . ,riiiriri - V: r M 4... l . ,, 7 ,QNXQFA- 5 ,V , f , ..'n.?g,M i isl P A - , - , fi' . f , ,l,swlea'j,f,,,, K I X. -,r-ff X- ,S ' L, VV N L Au 174 yeazfs aClivz'lz'es 'sa 'w-Q, David Palmer Michael Palmer Robert Pate Lesley Paternostro Susan Payne Bruce Pearson Henry Peglau Christine Pegos janet Perry Sandra Petersen Sharon Petzolclt Susan Petzoldt Michael Piatt jerry Pierce ff 5. f' ' f 'f .-5 ' W t -.M vs- X f i ....-. nam- 5 Y I -per l , if 'fe . ff I ff- V, 31,1 4 x I K 1. EM? tg ,lack X Q . V R. 4 -. f A S ,-. HJ 4-' 5. ,s. B lin, K I ' K S4 + K 5 'X ,nh ' For M P' - 4, 'S 3 -Y 5- l -vu 'll lr L .5 R .ya ,A 'On mf .4 .- P ii ft f Q ,,,-. , 4 Gail Pierson ,si A 'V 5 Mike Pikey P A P 51:7 y ff F . Q, IQ' X .W PQ . V 'N 4. ,F A w L .ae A , -vw! Q 3,5 P I 9 . 9- - I 'gic- 'Xi g 671 L mf , f.. V -3 Y f , A W Xl i ,1, V. 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' p ggi 'S uv - ' Happiness is 11 junior Sports Night according to Q- 'J' , 1 - I A LINDA BAUTISTA and JOHN GOFFREDO, who are N'-rf V A, Wh ' X A shown here enjoying a game of ping-pong, one of ' ' K1 ' many activities at a sports night. ,A W . V . as-V . Q k W t t 2' s ' 5 V 'su i . w. fe w-ff ' X he - ' f 4 ?X, A 'i Y arg ,S S H 3 3 ? v . --Nr' Q W Y 1 . . 174 v . ' L V? 1: E. 21234 as it wx A- A' ' ,W ' ' - - X: Xi XT 'V - Y 3' 'V '9- Q. if 3' ,.' ,rf ' XX- ooi, it 'W V V.: ra S, 'F' . 43 S S 8 , V My . NM Lx i . v it -., . qty, 5 - . 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J 9, fm. , a 'si Qs' V1 A V . yall' , ,f i .V i fi K ' ia I in i ' 1, is x T57 ' M 1 4-l W 'R ? tar' ra. 1 ka Charlene Young Robert Ysais Gary Zell 182 Lillian Wells Lois Welsh janet Westphal Frank Whichard Wayne Whitaker Peggy White james Whitfield Diane Wickenhoefer jeffrey Widle William Wieser David Wightman Richard Wilkinson Carol Williams Kristine Williams Michael Williams Susan Williams Kathleen Wilson Randy Winter Vlfilliam Wise Richard Wolf Robert Wong Shelley Woods Gary Wooster Valerie Wurm Delmer Yeager v ' 1. X... ar on '- as 4 N22 MRS. S H E LI A FEUCHTINGER Sophomore Advisor, assists sopho- mores in planning ayear of activi- ties for the class of '70. ,s E Q Q E9 K 1 3' I 'l x ' f, .ix f 4 . ' , ' ' M s B . X ff, J . i ,V 1 , 31 wi , , its A Q f f ' L J T' so f I 1 xi K 'afa....4 f n n 7 - f , X! : I i . 'C .' v, ffm B r 1 ,i 9 ' ' 1 ag 11 7 A 4, K D f vg , .v ' 'w M ' mx ff A - :ff A it A 43, J! ww V., Q ' 'l L ff A R' BTA 5' A ' 'Q ea Y nv' , A Ji ' xi A I xi 4 .Q 'f-Q. 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I in 2 ,, , W - ,, K sa A sf ' 121' ' , If I U ' I .Y I Peggy Aalberg Brenda Abernathy james Abney Allen Adams Laura Adler Pam Alexander Deborah Alford Toni Allard Chester Allen john Allen Thomas Allen John Alm Gary Anderson Karen Anderson Kevin Anderson Beth Ard Dena Arms janet Arnold Gordon Arruda Randy Arruda Linda Ashburn Terri Auker Aida Aviles Celeste Aviles Deborah Bachelor Cathleen Bailey Joyce Baker Albarto Ballester Emma Barba john Barber Suzanne Barksdale Benita Barnes Norman Barnett Daniel Barnhart William Barrett Alicia Barton George Barton Marilyn Bauch Ronald Bax Robyn Begley Alana Behar Timothy Behunin Glenn Bell Robert Bell Bob Bence Teresa Bender Kathy Benke Arthur Bente Nancy Bentley Bruce Berichon Bruce Bernhart Sophomores get successful guidance Barbara Bethany Phyllis Biggs Stephen Binkley Paul Bittick Ieffrey Black Charles Blattenberger VV V Marc Blitstein Sandra Boden Calvin Boeing Elinor Bogdany Deborah Boland Anna Boldo Richard Booth Nancy Bootland Richard Bopp Robert Bordner Debora Bowser Leon Bradshaw jim Brander Michael Brannon Lynda Brice V yyiiii 3 M 5 - . ss, fs, n A , ' l -H - vw.. . n Vlfill? 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'VV' V Maritza Castro sl W , W , ' Gary Cates -f K ss ii '1 Nicholas Catrow R R 4- Georgia Cave C V A Ion Chapman .4-X V Deborah Chickeles V, X ,, - WV 1 Charlene Cirillo ' A h I David Cole 'f A V Q Mary Cole gif , I ,.., . BeckY Colon I Wanda Compton ' 184 E ' vw. Y 4 , i 6, X '1 5' 'Q'-'V f 'Q in Q VV ,K fr, , Mi fail l7 X ,ills ye B , , :ly - r 15 'F' ,af g W ' i15,!fE:f2i' l BA' It2r?4'f'if ' 5 'L ili from their counselor, M r. Raine Ella Concepcion K A Robert Conroy if 1 'Ft-.1 Michael Cooley s as Q - a Q , , , , 4, Michael corberr gt .. S V 'v ' x ' Patricia Cornell f ' ' it f ,' ' Steven Cornell - J A 5. A 34 1' - V ' A . L, X Barbara Corradi X X' N 1 ' X -' '- ,fisqk Q33 - . '15 james Corrigan in M4 Yi ghongas Cowles M ' E., . A . A ,vs 1111 YHIDCI' X , - X X Robert Cramer 4,5 VM A 3' l David Crawley . W ' -' . -f ' 01, X ff 'W Reina Creatore If ' ' I A ,f Linda Creel ' . Donna Crisler ., AP' Debra Crosby Q Harold Crutchfiel' X ,A A ,, 1 A T H. 5,-V. Thomas Culotta v ' Cv! V 1 P W. Linda Curry - - ' ', t D' ' V' ' ' E 'V ' Gregory Daggett avg! A 'l it 5 David Danihel ,Y + VY 5' ' , Mark Davio - .,,. ,H Judith Davis ixg' Lauren Davis - 'X ' , ', Steven Davis lyk' S tix 4 XN'illiam Davis 9 E Linda Dayhoff Q' -4 ' 4 1 A F Gary Deaton Al P Diane Deaust , , . .i 'EL - A Lauren Deitch , as ' Q ,, 7' Michael Del Genio . - 'Q lin, ' X Salvador De Los Santos ,.. 2 ,V ' jamie Del Rey L, :Li ' 0 .72 .' Dana De Vine V S 7 i .Q K Sharon Di Benedetto ' s Af' . Q X L Shannon D'jeko 5e 5f5l.. gait! :i G 3, , . C lass of '70 provided with assistance and guidance from Counselor, MR. PAUL RAINE. -ff Q . l F Q, -If ,w, , If ' - .4 via in -, '32 21 ' S L ic jg M ' L as 'iest Q . l85 james Draper Christy Dunn Rita Dziaclkowiec Stephanie Ebert jeannett Eguia Daniel Elia Pamela Elkins Cris Ellis james Ellison Patricia Emanuel Eric Engle Raymundo Enriquez Victor Erickson Anthony Esposito Ron Etherington Mr. Brandt councils Sophomores 9 Philip Federmann Linda Fernandez Rebecca Flint Gay Foster Debbie Gaeb Linda Gaglio I Harry Evans , V is Vi EV . Mark Evans :.L 7 ' V an , Steve Evans V' ' fi V. ',-1,53 :iAe x xi Susan Eyler ' 'e,L V V V VVV VV V, ii f David Farrow V X Mary Fido A Sandra Finneran X . 'G - V. - Deborah Finstad rl , r' V Alida Fisher VV V ' f V ' ' Brad Fisher .iii ' Q ' V Elizabeth Foxw orthy xi ' Carol Frank , 2' f. Q V V Christy Freeman ji, V -M3 Marilyn Freeman V VVVV - VV . ' Wi Craig Fuller P y war H ' 5 . ' ii .f Fm- i i QR W Michael Galvin ' 9 ' 4 Claudia Garceau ,g V :ii , .. Randy Gates -V V '55 i i iv 5 F Rita Gattegno 'F ,f-i' ' V V , ',f' Heidi Gearhart ,N V G ' C .,,' T , ',',, Victor Gerniano D Linda Gibbs if F Paula Giese ' - r I M Marc Gillinson , .V Deborah Ginnetti V, VV W 'i 5, Q ' lamluelifle Goddard I 52 . ., , rg. C1 'ti'-Q Susan Godwin ,Q 3'ViVV'3,3,VV ' ',i VV V Q I , Vj VV V Carmen Goglia V Zg, rj, H , X' if ' Philip Goodwin F ii Susan Goss V Teresa Grabar N ,V A - .. R 4. . Brian Graham Q, j Fav i .- , W, , I Bruce Graham KIT' V f ,. 'F4 V, V ft , V Catherine Grainger I V A it I J ii , iiii A ':,- Kerry Graves at i i i Q, VE C' Yfwf i1L,i?HL.,25'?'l , ' fd 2 if ' f fr fi 2 fi if f........ 'f . f , i i t V Z V M V M' Deborah Gray 'U ' ' ii ' 'K G EV' ' 4-f 4- Gary Gray V' j V fl ' V Q - , 53 i ' Gloria Gray ii' ' ' VVVV ,F , . Y V f Kevin Greene A ' ' . f Y ' Randy Greene Julie Griffin VK Deborah Gruener I V Daniel Grunden V M' C, n ' V, V , V, p Tina Gryzenhout Al. ' ' ' J i V V- 4,6 I ' Gregg Guenther ' fy Sv- . , V ' F A A ' f V Maria Guisasola it V Vg - M. ' it 1 V li' Allen Gustafson QV ' V9 ,i,V ' i'i 'ffl .V N as ' .i Qi iii ' Curtis Gustafson W I Ae 1 Gabino Gutierrez V ' N'-- Jeanne Hadford V V 'C :J X A VN Mary Halamicek ' M 'N 'Q ' . W , fm' - ' 'K iv Michele Halbritter 'V' ff - fly' f ri' Y ' 'J ' ffy J, Bruce Hall . A ,V V . CV ' V ,s Douglas Hall -f V F ' '1 , I C . Michael Halperin K .-ggegy ,F il Randy Hamilton 186 x A asv :Af Sophomores turn to MR RALPH BRANDT for help w ith their x arious problems. 'I' William Hamilton iv , 'Q' '3 Melinda Hamner - ' 7 ' - C: f Oi! Steven Hanks 'T 1 is V. Gerald Hansen x ,I ' . . fs. ' VM n 1. l I Tu 3- A ' Linda Harper ' if '- Denese Harr ' 'i , , Lucinda Harris is V - Christine Harter X ' ' Q5 it X v . A 3 W A 'J 3-. g , Q Robert Havel X' ,T -1 ,. - ., -5 , Kim Hawley Q ' ' 'T I T ' Deborah Hayes rf 1' Roberta Hecker ' 4' . . - - , a . Sh ih? 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M ,V or W, X ' ui I '- , ,vt N: K 3, I K .11 Z 5 1 ' if f 4 A :E L if Aj 187 Timothy Hehr Sharon Hellebrandt Dale Heller Janet Helm Jack Helms Stanley Hepner Agnes Herbert Robert Herron David Hickman Diane Hieber Kathie Higgs Sheri Hilden Christopher Hill Susan Hill Janet Hillis Elizabeth Hladilek Mark Hollis Candice Holman Michael Holzer Cathy Hopkins Michael I-Iormuth Alfred Howard Pamela Howard Charles Hoy Nancy Hritz John Huitink Debbie Huntley Anne Hutchason Daniel lacoboni Rosa Ingram Terry Irwin Debra Jackman Kassandra Jackman Jamie Jaffee Sally Janus Mary Jarvis Timothy Jeffrey Carolyn Johnson David Johnson Gary Johnson Michael Johnson Pamela Johnson Sophomores become acquainted with -u .,-1 Z ,,-5,3 w m . ,, . MQ ., i V :.1. 'elf f K sc A V in wx' .. 4. I M iff h'NgE X 5. '-' , .. L , I ii M 2 y ,Q - y '1' Q! 1 ',,, A .ri c 15 na Q, 75' ' L +..:'Q: T -f i Q' ry A L I :yr J,- Q M . f ' i- lag tiff v 1 fi. T wrciy , 3? i Q 1 5 L Q.. 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T ages f ' ' A 'f L-xg .. ff ' i' 7' Y E.. gi 'YifV.zi 188 Susan johnson Donald jones janell jones jessie Karnes james Kaufman Thomas Keatinge jim Keller Robert Kellerhouse Dwight Kelley james Kelley john Kelsey Richard Kerr john Kiel Robin Kiley Sandra King Robert Kinzel Miladin Kljaj in Brian Klock Barbara Knoblock Michael Koljan Robert Kopenec Barbara Krogh james Kusher William Landis Tony Laratta Christine La Rue Melinda Last Anita Laufman Deborah Lawrence De Etta Lawrence Daniel Laydon David Lazaretto Frank Leake Joyce Leathley Karen Ledahl Sunny Lenz Marilyn Leser Nancy Levin Andrew Levinson john Licursi Roger Lifsey Dana Liles Evelyn Lilley Sandee Lilly Kathleen Linder Mary Liston Kathleen Lockwood Charles Lonon Marsha Loprochio Gloria Loya Linda Lustig jane MacArthur Terry MacDonald Thomas Maloney Diane Maniatis Brian Marks Barbara Marquez Sherril Marsalis Beverly Martin Leslie Martin jose Martinez Mike Martinez urroughs on Urienlalion Day .- .. ev - 'TX-.S , 'AB 4 1 ..- K, e K . 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JH Q -sf i, ,- lllwi f U W , I i I 'K X x Mark Mashburn Gino Massara Deborah Matthews Gary Mathews Margaret Maul Diane May Linda Mazullo William McAllister Dennis McCall Marilyn McCall Linda McConahay Daniel McFarland Thomas McGregor Bruce McLane Elinor McNamara Kevin McVerry George Mead Gary Medley Leo Medsker john Mendel Julia Merkin Helen Merrihew William Messina Raymond Milhon Melinda Miller Pamela Millin Zack Minasian Tracy fviinnick Melissa Mitchell Shirley Mitchell Linda MonBarren Paula Montana Christine Moore Marla jean Morley David Moyle Michael Munk Robin Myers john Nadon Gregory Nash Jerri Nassiff Scott Nebergall David Nelson Helen Nelson janet Neubeiser jesus Nevarez Donna Newman Kristine Nikaido Margaret Nitschke Charlotte Noehran Michael Norris Donald Nuccio Ann Oakley jeffrey O'Brien james Ohlman Gary Oman Phyllis Ontiveros john Orlando Paul O'Stee linda oswaid Robert Osw alt Sylvia Otero Frances Ozurovich Barbara Packard E . 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Xa U- ylgf . is J 5, Q vi' y x s x vivyy, y ,f A,hy f 'li my N + M 9 Alice Palmer Barbara Parker Mark Parkinson Adele Parness Ianene Patterson Mike Paul Timothy Pauley Steven Pearson Victor Perez David Perrella Thomas Pettit Robert Phillips Tonie Phillips Gary Phillis john Pierce David Pinson Kenneth Pittman Richard Poe Michelle Polda Karin Poliunick Frank Porco Mark Porter Ronnie Prinz Gregory Probst Charles Proctor Debbie Provenzano Sara Quinn Duffy Quinones Constance Rackstraw Dennis Ramsay Bill Raridan joan Rawlings Ianet Raymond Sandra Reafleng Tom Reale Linda Rediger Barbara Redmon Debbie Reed Robin Reeds Rodney Regalado Thomas Reichelclerfer Christine Rez jan Richards Lee Richardson Carole Richw ine Raedene Riner Susan Roberts Lynn Rohrman Dominic Rondinella Donnamae Rondinella Wallace Rose Edward Rosemann Russell Rosemann Vivian Rosemann William Rottman Sue Roy Doreen Rubio Dale Ruffo Vicki Saathoff Thomas Sandberg Frank Santillan Michael Santoyo Nancy Sartoris Dennis Sauer Michael Schilling Sharon Schley Shirley Schrey janet Schreyer Roger Schroedek Robert Schuck we . al V Vi ,4 if fr, wt., 3 'A vt 1, 33 ,-I , ' ' . - f 1 'V 5 , i x ,t,, K-+24 X , It A lfgv F as L 1.x-E., ! t :N ,ET 7-'ty' I 5- 'I ai 1, gms ,514 A ,V ighi, 'ZZ J it 'sri ld I ' if g I C 3 , ' al 4 'xf 'P gr srsk 2: ' 2 is i' x , 'R 1 4,441 1 1 iii, - N - Lfgm .mg ,aawg .h v L an ,, R w by 3. 5 I H ' :- gk S rf, P W r ' ' -' . 7 rr F'i'52A.,. fmp2YSi5 it ' ' .fax .U 1 in in 6 , , 'Q ' :Ai ,P l vs 55.1 - 6 by his A' L is 7Q i U 'tm ff - 'TFP , u V5 A , , W if A Q V, V .Q ir.. 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T ,I David Spencer Diane Spencer Don Spencer jeffrey Spencer Nina Squirrel Gary Standefer Val Stephens Linda Stevens Elizabeth Stewart Sue Stimpson Vickie Stokes Charyn Stolarik Francine Sterm Linda Strickhouser Charles Stubbert Diane Sublett Kevin Sullivan Wayne Swartz Erick Swirkal jacalyn Switzer Mark Syverud George Szelazek Michele Tamillo Nancy Taylor William Taylor Candace Terrill Mary Tesoro Ricky Thielemann Michael Thomas Trudy Thorp Stephen Tidik Arlene Tobin john Todd Roy Trejo Cynthia Turki Mark Turner Karen Tyler Michael Vacha Mark Valerio Carol Vanatta Alice Vanderwall Donald Van Deventer gh. ..- T S V 13, .A 'I :D . J A ,W ' 4-' f K fo - ..i- 1 , . Lynn Seay Freddie Segrest Steven Self Karl-I-leins Serrano Debra Sheetz I ,R V F yy Charles Shepherd X 'V e A f 2' .' 2 james Sheppard x .J f f X X S MXH W . - Lowell Shira in William Siler j F ., I 5 Deborah Sills -VV bv VX, Joyce Simning A YY , Deborah Simpson . - we ml, ,f l Geoffrey Sindon . 3. 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' B W W 5 ,Qu Ks 'ie ' K ,Nr AA- ,V K fff-Qmwema-if f V yy l 4 ' A , 4 How ard Rosten 192 Carlos Vasquez David Vasquez Anna Vassar Barbara Vidaurri Patricia Voorhis Robert Vosper Lois Waddell Robert Wagoner Cheryl Wahl Frank Walbert Marta Waller Barbara Walsh Alan Walmer Bonnie Warnas David Warren Wendee Warren Gerald Wasson Barry Watson Russell Watts Sharon Weaver Larry Weber Joyce Weden Marie Welsh Margaret Whalen joseph Wheeler Wendy White Woodrow W'hite Linda Whitlow Teresa Wieser Marce Williams Clay Wilson Russell Wilson David Winders Victoria Windham Bill Winkler james Winton john Wolf Thomas Wong janet Woods William Woodward Diane Wooten Lisa Wrede Dan Wright Barbara Wright Heather Yaphe Melanie Young Helen Zellner Robert Ziemer Earl Zimmer SHERMAN CHAVOOR I Principal if JAMES LLOYD Assistant Principal RFQ 'sf l LYDIA Focua I Senior Attendance r Clerk I I-IILA PRICE Library Y' 'R Ki 5 t X3 5 LY if n YT' ' ELIZABETH FEELEY Assistant Principal ' Q I Directions given to students by MISS ELIZABETH FEELEY n i' during pre-school registration kept her very busy. Students i A had the opportunity to make a change of program during this time. x 'I S. t 4 irc'-F ,X 7 L ? DOROTHY BEHYMER Nurse 'WX IC5 f '5 'if' '- uf YOLANDA FRANKLIN KATHERN I-IAIDLE IDA IVERSON MARY MCELROY Typist Clerk Accounting Clerk Typist Clerk Typist-Clerk John Burroughs welcomes over one hundred staffmernbers Ins- L Md A - if Q: -.- 'A NADINE ROSS Stenographer Clerk 193 ww 43. fl'-s SYLVIA SIMOND S A ccountant Clerk 5 5? 5913? ,gy JAY BEAN Custodian DAVID HOFFMAN Custodian ,- 1. X V , '-if I ,Q 'tra ' ii V,,, 3 . 2 I - A PAUL PEREAU Custodian MARTHA JANE TOPPING Senior Secretary R 2 ANTHONY BOURGEOIS Custodian Av, 157 DOROTHY VOSS Typist Clerk gi if A' I ?1 JAMES HAYNES Head Custodian A me DEQ? .. 515 iifgffliggg My I .f r 1 ROLAND HUGHES ARTHUR MURPHY Custodian Custodian E, , 4. , 4 Rfk 'Wg f I? Y 51, Etfbzy 1 V J Y , it '41 ., 5 A f PALIVIER PETERSON BONNIE RILEY Custodian Matron 194 N M, X ff ii ps: , ff' V WE ....wf 'intein' Q' kwa' QA . ,awww ' W ,. e. . Many busy hours were spent by MR. GOR- DON MAC DONALD , and other faculty members, preparing for the rush of students 1 on the first day of school. 5 is wifi QQ i ' ' SQQVJ :af as 1 A ii' is ,,,, 7 WVU i n - K A i iis' . was . C X . X 1. Y t i LAURENCE FRANK PEPE ' OSTEFANDER Custodian Custodian l 1 N 1 W 6 ivuzua- Y '51, ' . 11, I I, W ' w M STAN ASPITTLE, JOANNE BAILEY, M. A. B. S. Work Experience Clothing . , A . t V gi?-'Q fe I .gs .am YE A Q 1 ' 1' ,T 3 . I SALLY BEATON, B. A. English W ' TL. X 0- ...J .41 i ELIZABETH BENSON M. A. French Sf 5-rf , ' X DORTHY BROC KMAN, A. B Curriculum X 44 inf Q-' IRENE CLASSETTY M. A. English Slaffmemberspreparefor tv the opening day ofschool . , ,Nm 'Wi . 'KW' . T1. ' 'A ILLENE BENCH, B.A . English f' if , Q f KENNETH BIERMANN , B. A. Physical Educ ation '95 5 l .fnil MELVIN BROWN , M.A History xbox RONALD CRAIG, M. S. Bookkeeping ,,,,t,,. V. DAVID BLANKENBERG B. A. Metal Shop - i 'v 1 ef-' ROBERT BURLIS ON, M. S. Science 1 Sffxf MAX CRAWFORD, M. S. Office 195 :A Ae, 'E' RALPH BRANDT, M.s. RQBQRT BREWER' Counseling .' ' United States History -3 'iv' KALE CANFIELD, 4M.A WNIR-IAM CARPENTER Physical Education English R . ,fit - :Vf ' A.: k 3 M V' E , Q' '1 IRENE DARBYSHIRE, WILBUR DAY, M.A . B, A. Wood Shop English Teachers look forward Z0 cz rewarding year 'fx 'X' SAM DUBREVILLE, B. A. History , sm' , WILLIAM FLORA, M. S. Algebra 115' PHYLLIS IWERKS, E A Physio al Education V' ,qw f ey ' 'E ms ROBERT DUNIVANT, M. A. B. A. Physical Education RANDY EDWARDS , Physical Education RONALD GAITSKELL, GERSEN GROSMARK, B. A. M. S. Drafting Geometrv j ,,,. 5 . -: f'L J 1 , A ' ,' . . A K ERNST KORNGOLD , GLADYS LEE , M . S . M. A. Physical Education Drama 196 M. 5. laik! A 1. S, QV H . WE. -W f wffi if PATRICK DOWD, B.A . JACK DRAGER , M.S.! Science Safety l aww vs X TA' ' JEAN EWING, M.A. SHEILA Govemment FEUCHTINGER, E.A Science A 1 'GN -QQ I s J I x V., W ROBERT HEADLEY, ELIZABETH HILL, 3 B. A. M. A. 1 Spanish Counseling A hi A. . x 1 1 ,V 1 T' 7 C KAY LEONARD, B.A. JOHN LE SUEUR, l English M. A. W Government WALTER LEWIS , A. B. Electric Shop , . vs' wi! 1 in xl Ml? X as , HELEN MANEZON, M. A. Art . t- X K if JOHN MCLAUGHLTN M. S. Science nl 'if 1. - I W 5 xv A S. I Nix. elm E, y X i ERALD LIBMAN MARY FRANCIS ROBERT LOWRIMORE, I , B.A. LISTON, B.A. TVLA. Health Algebra English Y THOMAS MARSHALL DWIGHT MARTIN, PATRICK M. A. M. A. MC DONALD, B. A. History Choir Record Keeping 'in-...ff JA CK MITCHELL, B .A . Bookkeeping , z E E Ii. y y I fail yg N I -fav' I U J 'n-. GORDON MAC DONALD M. S. Physics NS? CONLEY NICLAUGHLIN, B. A. Art .n.....,.... ' CAROLYN MORE, ALEX MOREL, M,S, Commenting on the finer points of history is MRS. LORRAINE RUEGC. B. S. Spanish Mrs. Ruegg served as faculty chairman this year. Dance 197 N'I. 'tf PAUL RAINE, M.S. Counseling ROBERT ROSE, M. ED Music Students carry with them the VIR GINA MORGA B . S. Typing Gnu Q it E IE A . M st CLARENCE REDMA B.A, Auto Shop JUNE ROSOFF , B English It gf' 1 ., -QQ ,:',,, I .. il EE go ' 55? ifn 3191 Ag Q wi A 1 A if MAXINE MUNCH, B.A. English Al ANNETTE REYNOLDS, M.S. Foods WI! gr? ..,, X Tl-IELMA ROYER , English 198 'QM' J. J 'IR JOANNE PAMER, B S VIVIAN POGUE A Bookkeeping Typing Wu-'nv' GORDAN RISSER , MILDRED ROHER , B Printing LORR AINE RUEGG , History 5 best regards oflhefaculty :M f.,, - Z., ! V MILDRED SAWNER M.L.S. Library 'v.t4, W, .. 'Qi .4 BLANC!-IE TAYLOR B,S. English U-1. cg Sf I '2I'L:v vi I T I 4 T I l ROBERT Voss, M.A Counselor 7 ik. ELIZABETH SI-IEARER, IDA SILVA, M.A. M.A, History Spanish ? ' ' i .L 1 . ' 5, kj , 49 gs I ' fs-Yvwzi ,X K M .Xi ,V U .1- N N vel 'Zi 5 lr LLOYD THOMAS, M.S. BETTY TREMPE, M.B.A Counselor journalism I Nr 5 i ' x X . EDWARD WILLIAMS, IVAN WILLIAMS, B. S M.A. Mathematics Auto Shop 199 42 .v, rx... FLOYD SMITH, M.A. History .nl MARIE VANDERHOEFF , M.A . Senior Problems nfs l X , ,Z YOLANDA WA SULKO , B,A , French Q, A' 'Iva' A 5 Q- f Q. ,,, .9 '- ,., , .r ' ,X ' Q E I 3 'I If CAROLYN SUDING , B .A . English Wx EDWARD VISKOCIL , M.A. Basic Math BI TTER SWEET WOJTYLA B ,A , Physical Education A cknowledgmenls Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Activities Editors Associate Student Body Editors Honors Editor Sports Editor Senior Editors junior Editors Sophomore Editors Secretaries Louise Mealey Gloria Rokes Linda Bautista Karen Nelson Chris Morris Pat Mc Elhiney Sharon Glenn Kristie Pouliot Gloria Rokes Elizabeth Riordan Ronald Sandifer jay Reynolds john Thorp Kathy Stant Gail Williams Brenda Canfield Pat Mc Elhiney Sharon Glenn Elizabeth Riordan Deborah Magers Rosalin Dern Vicki Cass Debbie Chiappari Action, a keyword this year, has taken on a special meaning to each of the Akela staff members. To them it means class prepara- tion and planning time spent to choose the cover, theme, color, and layouts. It means selecting pictures, and writing headlines, outlines, and copy. lt means careful proofing of each page as it is completed. Credit goes to the action of faculty mem- bers, Mr. Robert Rose for the final proofing and Mr. jack Mitchell for the photography. Iwould like to give special recognition and my deep appreciation to Mr. Conley McLaugh- lin. His experience and student interest en- ables him to provide the supervision and ad- vice to make the Akela meet modern demands . Many thanks also to you the students, who are the Spirit of Action at johnBurroughs. As you flip' through the pages of the '68 Akela, I sincerely hope you will recall countless en- joyable and fulfillingexperiences at the school Where the action is. M6646 Editor-in- Chief ipmvns, lxyy, 50 cyad, WL bofh 'Fxlno.H15 Soi: CKY NAHS cunt Q? 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