Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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Excalibur Solcl First School Decals The Excalibur Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Lee Weppler and Mr. Ron Reinhardt sold School decals this year. This was the first time de- cals of this sort have been available at Kerman High School. Five differ- ent decals were sold at 25C a piece or 31.00 for all five. They intend to continue selling them in the future. Other activities this year included a trip to see a hockey game at Sel- land Arena. Even though the home team lost the boys had a good time. The Club also had it's annual party for the members at the end of the year. FRONT ROW: Jim Walls, Larry Silva, Dan Stilson, Mike Radavero, Bruno Lometti, Gerald Helmuth, Randy Graves, Ken Samarin, and Ruben Funkner. SECOND ROW: Steve Perry, Jon Motta, Ernie Montoy, Ken Kountz, Jon West, Steve Souza, Keith Wilcox, Mike Kister, Stan Fries, Donald Kountz, Dan Bengal, and Mr. Lee Weppler. BACK ROW: Leonard Ruiz, Mr, Ron Reinhardt, Mike Chernekoff, Bob Kubo, George Weis, Steve Miller, Steve Kister, David Durham, Dan Crane, Dave Zumwalt, Jan Zangenberg, Dave Scheidt, and Ed Blankenship, Em, , ' wa' 'ii-ir, EL, Q ,G Q3 4 Want to buy

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FRONT ROW Pa Quodala Tanya Goosev Terry Wolf Susan Martin Kathy Miller Lucy Quiroz, Susan Kiseloff, and Carla Nielsen SEC ROW Patty Ellenbergei Bev Radmoff Diana Yep Katherina Goosev Diane Mikkelsen, Neil Shirey, Rick Cooley Debbie Helmuth and Jim Walls THIRD ROW Debbie Stilson Ronnie Garcia Pam Appleby, Darrell Yates, Steve Souza, Jim and David developing film. Photo Again, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB of- fered the student body an opportunity to learn a fascinating subject and an interesting hobby. Membership was at a high With sixty-five, forming one of the largest clubs in school. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB operated a developing and printing service for black and white films. Pictures of activities were printed and sold. Basically, 'PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB was an affiliate of the yearbook and newspaper . As evident throughtout this yearbook, members were busy takingpictures everywhere . Many members learned to use cameras , develop and print film, through the efforts of Mr. Jim Seay and expe- rienced members J im Walls , Cris Webber, and David Durham.