Norwalk High School - El Lancero Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

5. r 4 1 4 x i 4, if if E 5 ,X E , ,f 1 4, 6 5 .5 , A, EL E, 1 If A W 53 'T' 2- se SQ 'in 5, CU, :gm ,Em 1'1- Pg, . fr - 'llj y 7 1 , ' 9 . V j I . 5 Y , 1 ,f , . ,. I , I l - E K 2 .3 i, . F I S P r r . I , 1 T ' L 1. 1 Q E1 Lancero 1969 Published by the students of Norwalk High School Norwalk, California Editor: Paula Abel Advisor: Mrs. Elizabeth Midyett rd' Y, . -2 4 3 an expression of organiz ation il X 5 O I L f 4fw:y--vw Cxrwref ' 1 .Q -V ' I VIWZKT'-f-W 'Q 14 an 1 I V Ji!! --x A w 'sm www j i A2 . A i w z I 12 7 9 XX. :F Q? 1 .-. I a E nh Aff'--4'-,,,, N A V L 5: nf . I 1 Zigi gi In every facet of life, people are striving to express themselves, to be themselves, to show their originality. Some are artists, some are actors, some are politicians. There are athletes and teachers, chemists and home planners. Norwalk High has its own 1,900 individuals, each trying to be himself. Each strives to find his own personal method of expressing his feelings to others. And each is witnessing the other 1,899 doing the same. We, of the EL LANCERO staff, have tried to express the feelings of the entire sutdent body, faculty, and administration in a pictorial history of the 1968-69 school year. We have tried to include every form of expression that any individual has attempted. We have tried to stress the importance of being oneself, of having a time for expression. i' bn.. p -.... as ibn-.MMM ., K , ,- W .er l' if JPY TABLE OF CON'I'ENTS Activities ,,,,,,,, Clubs ............ Faculty and Administration Sports . . ...... . . . Seniors ,,,,, Classes ,,,,, Juniors ....... Sophomores ,,,, Freshmen ,,,,, Editor's Farewell Advertising ,,,,,, A R 3 0, v 1 Q Q - 'xg NVQ :iw 'V 3 ffZf.., . L .W A 5? , 5 , Q5 - 1 ,swf J, 6' QQ g ,- V is-' ,IA A N A ,li K S! J 'A' jg! N, g ,A , , 4 xiaw 55 Eff 54' , ' r f f'SY S Eg 5 ' , 3 3' ' ' .x ' ' y ft p ,gf fp if 1 ' X PM . N I . ' 'M . ,nu ' Wi F V 23 -,I 5 5 x v, -+ ' 1- , X . .1 ' Q, if -5 59, . 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Row 2: Cynthia Chuck Hogue, Efren Valadez, Lynne Bottema, Rita Botello, Williams, Debbie Mossler, Lorraine Contreras, Diana Chris Prescott, and Tom Ahlgren. Row 3: Bill Matthews, Gil Johnston, Teri Donahue, and Becky McTee. Row 3: Pat Stanfill, Juan Cepeda, Ed Moye, and Ted Alavizos. Johnson, Wendy Ross, Dennis Bartel, Bev Hartt, and Glen Cooper. Senate and S. B. Cabinet plan progressive year The Norwalk Senate and the Student Body Cabinet have worked hard to make the 1968-69 school year successful. The Student Body Cabinet, representative of the entire Student Body, worked hard to make this year Norwalk's best. They received help and encouragement from their advisor, Mr. Korzen. Striving to make this year better than past years, the Senate worked with the Cabinet and Mr. Beckett to alleviate the problem of keeping the campus clean. Through their efforts and others, trees were planted in the snack area. The Senate, presided over by Patty Tsubokawa, passed a bill lowering the requirements for a Senator, but the bill was vetoed by the Cabinet. ,ci Christine DeMendoza Sue Maggeth Girls' League President Secretary Vice President President Patty Tsubokawa Luis Albidrez President- Luis Albidrez Vice-President- Patty Tsubokawa Secretary- Sue Masseth Treasurer- John Eshom Historian- Sharon Popp Director of Activities- Pat Blaesser Girls' League President Christine DeMendoza Senior President- Doug Roy Junior President- Chuck Silverthorne Sophomore President- Neal Sanborn Freshman President- Denise Hidalgo Treasurer Historian John Eshom Sharon Popp . -, ,' -vjfa. ,,,.' V -. , 4 X , nn XP X-, X , R- Y Y J liilbi , sf 41' - ,Sk ? in if Queen Lynne Bottema Patty Tsubokawa Princess Sue Blew e Princess Deanna ,'fl?N'V'.., n.Z A .A Each a princess, Une a queen Homecoming 1968, an entire week filled with surprises and fun. An apple bobbing, banana eating, egg throwing, cracker dropping, bean race of laughter. The snack contest champions, Deanna Egger and her escort Tom Sass. Each day a presentation of a necklace and corsage was made to the reigning princess of the day. Friday brought an enthusiastic crowd ready for the big game after a spirited assembly,pantomiming the theme Up, Up and Away. Then the night arrived. Tense, but filled with excitement, each princess circled the track before the half- time ceremonies. Each was nervous but radiant with happiness. The long pause became almost an eternity before Lynne Bottema was named Homecoming Queen 1968. A crown, a bouquet, and the traditional kiss from S. B. President, Louie Albidrez, began the memories for Lynne as she happily led her court off the field. Later Lynne and her Court reigned over the Homecoming Dance, attended by NHS students and alumni. At left, Queen Lynne Bottema receives a Homecoming bouquet from Senior V. P. Errol Calder. Below, Princesses Sue Blew, Deanna Egger, Debora Egger, and Patty Tsubokawa smile to cheering crowds as they circle the track before the half-time activities. The highlight of the evening ended with a congratulatory kiss from S. B. President, Louie Albidrez. Lynne and Jim pause a moment before approaching the field and announcement. very moment a memor A happy moment as Lynne receives her crown. Queen Lynne Bottema Escort Jim Scott sf V . V. A n - I I 5 P 'igeffr if 51 . ..'- 7X iii? ,,k A K 7 ifff-ag -s 5 to .,,. w 1 c so-so Snaclg festivities include a presentation of a necklace and a corsage to the reigning princess of the day. 1 Dish W 4- . . 6 'll ll!!!-g Mi' 5 c 'Q . V Pep Squad, left, leads the parade around the track with siren blaring to announce the beginning of the half time ceremonies. Above, Princess Debora and escort Jim carefully transfer beans in snack-time bean race. Princess Deanna Egger Princess Patty Tsubokawa Princess Debora Egger Princess Sue Blew Escort Tom Sass Escort Steve Berardino Escort Jim Sprague Escort Mike Rodriguez HQ, W n ' . f x . in 1' 'Q 5' A Www M Ulu.: lu I 5.3 ,M 5 4 li , i 3+ Y U K 1 X ff 1 ,F ' 1 , , ,f 1 J r W ff If n , I K X 'sQ X'- K 'ya F. ,sqm N I 'f 6' IW' xx Ai? it 'fi 1 I 'Ig , v I f .vu ' 1 1 , x'- M -msn M, V- ,rl YM, f -', - 1' ,. ,V ,im I w w Wg? lx xr ' ,ff .wmmw 1 N? , fl' ' -A a x x i E? in X From Beginning Band where a musical instrument is first learned to be played to Lancer Band where marching is added to playing, the Bands of Norwalk are very active. The Dance Band is an added variation for the advanced students. In addition to spending three periods on the Norwalk campus, Mr. LaBonte, director, finds time to teach music at Cerritos. Busy as he was, the Bands have been very active in concerts, parades, and half-time performances. form for and Competition The Band boards the bus in confusion on the morning of a parade. INTERMEDIATE BAND Row 1: Cherryl Zeestraten, Julie Dykstra, Barbara Rupprecht, Edina Ortiz, Karen Krummes, Edna Ortiz, Vicki Christensen, Sherryl Treen, Marie Andrews. Row 2: Jim White, Duane Hamel Gary Tosta, Steve Benninger, Mike Hagelstrom, Jeff Tapprich Randy Simpson, Tom Breedlove, Gary Richards, and Mr. LaBonte Row 3: Charles Barron, Frank Morales, Steve Downs, Oscar Borello Guy Dickman, Steve Borba, Larry Dykstra, John Zeestraten. Mr. LaBonte Director i ,W -Q K .ajfiik Ak i . i i i 1 i Banner Carriers: Beverly Stowell, Kathy Favorite, Janice Callon, Jeri Smith, Sandy Hasley, Donna Godwin, Michele Priestly, Sue Hazelton, and Trish Gooch. X anner carriers and maj orettes j 1 Head Banner Carrier The Maj orette Squad prepares for step-off just before competition line. Sandy Hasley Head Majorette A Jeannette Frederick During competition, judges look for diagonals so as to tell whether the band is covered down and guided. T ,. ,e., ,, Q --'jfs The Banner Carriers are responsible to identify Norwalk High School to the judges and spectators during performances and parades. The Majorettes march just behind the Banner Carriers during a parade, and they are in competition with all other maj orettes attending the parade. It takes a lot of hard work and skill to place high consistently, but the Majorettes usually take first place in their division. lead the parade The band stands at parade rest while waiting to move into competition area. Majorettes: Terri Carroll, Denise Diplock, Denise Snyder, Renee Diplock, Kneeling - Jeannette Frederick, Susan Allen, Frankie Galt, and Kathy Oliver. Mary Jo Semans and Ramona True act out a scene to The Maids. Pep Squad travels in style the night of Homecoming. The Flag 'hvirlers try a new formation for fun. Keeping onthe go Drama students pantomime animals for an audience of children. Preparing for a parade takes a lot of time and effort on behalf of the Drill Team. 'Qin' 3' What's the matter, Pansy? asks Joy Penter of Mac Inskeep. - 1 . x f K ' 1 V . ' ' if 1 ' . 5, , , if!-Nr' 'A , ff' i Q 1: Mrs. Elizabeth Midyett worked hard with the staff to meet deadlines. Sports editor Neal Sanborn and Bob Dulyea crop photos. The EL LANCERO is a history of the school. NHS students find that their yearbook is one of their most valuable possessions. Activities, enrollments, and other elements that make the year memorable are found in this volume. The EL LANCERO staff is made up of ten hard-working students and an advisor. The staff, which is actually a class for credit, works toward deadlines to assure that the annual will be delivered on time. Students learn how to apply the many fundamentals of yearbook journalism. y nnual staff worked hard recording Clubs editor Dee Denslow and Activities editor Sharon Rippon type copy pages. l 3,0 bi. 5 wT'N T - u Classes editor Debi Schoonover was aided by Kathy Kruis and Andi Hough. gh T I the year's history Susan Jackson, Senior editor, and Marti Peters, Faculty and Administration editor, pause for a picture. The El Lancero's editor-in-chief Paula Abel checks over every layout, picture, and copy sheet. X .4-3 4 V. MQQ ,'. I QW K i ' ff. gf wx W WLM: S1 mime Rovv 1: Mike Martin, Jim Brooks, Tom Ahlgren, David Cuen. Row 2: Evelyn Schneider, Ruth 0'Guinn, Debbie Amaro, Chris DeMendoza, Bonnie Leyh, Janice Reineman, Pam Wheel, Mr. Lansdown. Row 3: Rita Snyder, Cherie Sheehan, Tom Sass, Richard Castro, Jon Sawyer, Mike Codon, Jay Freeman, Mike Nakulak, David Taylor, Johneen Holland, Chuck Silverthorne, Donna Black. Administration Advertising . . . Cal Cadets .... CSF .......... Drama ..... . Drill Team .... Girls' League . Home Ec ...... Library ....... Miscellaneous Music ........ Other Schools . Photography . . Rooters Club. . Seniors ....... Sports ....... ...........SueWall . . . ..... Richard Castro . .... . . Pam Wheel . . . . .David Taylor . ..... J ohneen Holland . . . ....... Donna Black . . . ........ Jim Brooks Debbie Amaro . . . ........ Jon Sawyer . ...... Ruth O'Guinn The Voice staff showed skill Donna Black gathers information from Randy Davis and Sherry Kinder for a VOICE article. . . . . . Rita Snyder Janice Reineman Chris DeMendoza Mike Martin Karen Scharlett .. Bonnie Leyh Cherie Sheehan Evelyn Schneider . . . .Tom Ahlgren Mi.: David Cuen Mike Codon Dan Drew Jay Freeman Jim Hilliard Mike Nakulak Tom Sass Jack Shuey ,,.,f2 M 'Ml 5 in chiefsuewall. f W f . Charles Lansdown VOICE Advisor Fifteen hundred copies of the VOICE are ordered from the printer every other Thursday to be distributed free to the student body. Fifty copies are set aside to be made into bound issues. Some of these are given to VOICE staff members and others are sold on a first-come first-serve basis to any student. Copies are also put in the permanent files in the office. Several copies of the VOICE go into circulation with other schools. When the VOICE staff receives an issue from another school, the staff sends them a copy of the VOICE in return. This enables the schools to keep in touch with each other and to get new ideas for layouts, articles, etc. At snack students all over NHS are reading a copy of the popular VOICE. Left to Right: Editors Danny Drew, Jack Shuey, Jim Hilliard, and Editor-in- Mr. Lansdown, Pam Wheel, and Karen Scharlett proof a Reporters often find themselves in the action, Dave Page before Printing- Cuen discovers as he interviews Coach Estes. if ix rt an I5 it ,Ht LANCERETTE DRILL TEAM Banner Carriers-Kathy Favorite, Sue Hazelton, Donna Godwin, Sandy Hasley, Jeri Smith, Michele Priestly, Trish Gooch, Beverly Stowell, and Janice Callon. Colonel Lynn Anderson, Captain Marilyn Mueller, Captain Sharon Rippon, Row 1-Kneeling: Jolynne Ahern, Janice Hunt, Janice Reineman, Alice Sanchez, Maggie Reyes, Linda Arrieta, Deanna Tutons, Ronda Miller, Jody Staley, Linda Willham, Cynthia Williams, Sandy Thompson, Katy Gerold, Ilse Harle, Drill Team Mascot Regina Rack Captain. Suzanne Anderson, Lorraine Paskett, Valerie Quezada. Standing: Rhonda Wilson, Beth Wilson, Sharon Popp, Penny Zinnen, Delena Thompson, Juanita Alva, Sue Wall, Susan Jackson, Diana Favela, Virginia Moscou, Linda Riddoch, Sue Huffman, Sue Broussard, Maria Diaz, Beth Olson, Diane Masseth, Debbie Peterson, Marlyce Selser, Debbie Atkinson, Joyce Johnson, Judy Oliver, Laura Boone, Debbie Sinclair, Peggy Carrico, Susan Masseth, Karileen Chartier. ancerettes march Executive Board-Seated: Linda Willham, Treasurer, Sue Wall, Vice- Presidentg Sandy Thompson, President, Susan Jackson, Secretaryg Sandy Hasley, Head Banner Carrier. Standing: Mrs. Mullins, Advisory Sharon Rippon, Captain, Lynn Anderson, Colonelg Marilyn Mueller, ' it 3 ' .U JH -WC? c - 423 ' 4' tae MMRNBH ww , ' , 'J - 'f'f - ' DEQ' 1 7 ' 'i i ttrt, Za, m-,,...., W., l f 1, , ' ' '44 ' -- -- .1-.... M, -- ki -1 1 at Ji' Mrs. Mullins - Advisor Colonel Lynn Anderson Lancerette Drill Team is one of the most active groups on campus. Busy from football season through spring, they represent Norwalk High. Football season is their busiest time because while they are practicing 9 y A for football halftimes, they are also busy learning and Q perfecting a parade routine for their parade season. ss .Q Many times they are found practicing after school until B' 4:30 or 5:00. Drill Team has been very active with Pep Squad during the year to increase Norwalk spirit. Busy as they were, they found time to sponsor the Lavendar and Lace Dance and raise money. This year's project was a pickle sale. Drill Team has consistently placed second in all their parades this year. They attended the Chaffey Parade, - g Santa Monica Parade, Arcadia Parade, and Junior U Rose Bowl Parade. In the spring they entered the - .ai . .gf Arroyo State Championship and the last performance of the year was the Norwalk Parade. ' . . if A Q' . . -If ,.'. xi Pictured below is Drill Team's original - - - - from rank. They are Susan Jackson, Gigi Captain Marilyn Mueller Captain Sharon Rippon Moscou, Sue Huffman, Penny Zinnen, and Juanita Alva. The Drill Team goes into a formation at a parade. 1 ' Lynn Anderson was crowned Queen of the dance by last year's Queen Caro Pickrell. Princess Sharon Rippon Princess Sandy Thompson Escort Barry Santley Escort Phil Jordan at Penny Zinnen, center, and Juanita Alva, right, talk to Linda Willham just after the announcement. The night of February 15 found the multipurpose room created into a setting from Spain. The theme of the Lavender 'n' Lace Ball 1969 was Moonlight in Madrid, and red was the dominant color seen in the hundreds of roses, the lights, and the very large fan on stage. The traditional Grand March introduced the 1968- 69 Drill Team and Banner Carriers as they stepped into the spotlight then formed an aisle down the middle of the hall. Through this aisle passed each princess and her escort to center front. Nervous but smiling, each awaited the announcement of whom would be the Lavender 'n' Lace Queen. Unsure but happy Lynn Anderson was crowned Queen by last year's Queen Carol Pickrell. The ceremony came to a close with the Queen's Dance and her court. Also announced were the new leaders of next year's Drill Team. They were Juanita Alva, Linda Willham, Penny Zinnen, and Donna Godwin, Head Banner Carrier. Donna Godwin was announced Head Banner Carrier. Happily she receives a whistle, a token of leadership from this yearls Captain of Drill Team. ynn Anderson becomes DQ L a ve n d er C 9 H , L a C e 0 u e e n 'X Princess Sandy Hasley Princess Linda Riddoch Queen Lynn Anderson Escort Tony Fernandes Escort Marty Pemstein Escort Glen Webb i' The door prize of the evening was announced at 9 p.m. by Captain Sharon Rippon. The winning couple was Diantha McDonnell and Steve Cornell. f iM!Wi: LM if in I 2 QQ. wa s . i 2352 ' LW ' ' A ,--L -f?'2fPf' L A 'I ' - .V ttf- Q ' V -I ?fg,azm,f- ' Z I 5' ' f' . f:,, K -Q, AMW? 3'f1!i:f' 'A 'fe I ' unfit .gs5if't6:i?wvvif5'tsfazwf K. ywffwg .. - 3 Fviit 2 . if A 'A N ,.? f,,,a N,'Q 3 e , V. fi ,, ' v W , , je K K, K , W 3, K KKKW Ky ggz, qw v ,K .,,, A K' .., 4 1 ' ga' A Q. yr.. . ,A 'H' , , -va L V .K f :L K ' , 5K. .g KK KKKK-:Q 5 54' 4 5 , ' 2 I F X I J onna points out her home country of Denmark. fi , if fx K fff' K .L,. I -W,f fW',l Y A Jonna Rabjerg is the foreign exchange student who resides with Valerie Norton. orwalkps foreign exchange Student arrived from Denmark Jonna Rabjerg is this year's foreign exchange student visiting from the country of Denmark. She is seventeen years of age and resides with Valerie Norton, one of the junior yell leaders. Jonna is studying languages and hopes to become an interpreter. J onna sends these words to her fellow Norwalk High students. In spite of extremely hot weather and a different school system, I like it very much here! Irealize now that things aren't much different from the ones I'm used to, and that's probably why I feel like home. Pm grateful to everybody at Norwalk who made this year worthwhile, and it will always mean a lot to me that I had a chance to spend a year in the U. S. J onna Rabjerg il... .fJ in.-...M Above each finalist receives her trophy and below Sharm Martin president of Photo Club, presents Laraine with her trophy Laraine Schmidt was chosen Miss Photogenic by the Photo Club for the school year 1968-69. This year makes the third year the annual event has taken place. Chosen from approximately 30 contestants were six finalists. Each member of Photo Club took pictures of two senior girls of his own choice. These were judged by teachers, and the results were as follows: Miss Photogenic, Laraine Schmidtg first runner-up, Joy Storyg second runner-up, Judy Arevalog third runner-up, Patty Tsubokawag fourth runner-up, Sherrie Hustong and fifth runner-up, Ellen Campbell. Girls' League Cabinet sm! sviifms K 7 - e.., if .QQ fi Emp U in E 41- FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Seated: Chris DeMendoza, Presidentg Renee Diplock, Vice-Presidentg Dianne Hilton, Sophomore Representativeg Donna Godwm, Hostess Chairmang Paula Abel, Friendship Chairmang Olivia Campos, Freshman Representative. Standing: Lorraine Paskett, Secretaryg Donna Black, Junior Representative. Mrs. Craig and Chris DeMendoza re-live some gay moments from her year as G.L. President. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET Girls' League Cabinet is made up of nine officers, all working to make each girl at Norwalk High feel more welcome and comfortable in the presence of other girls. Mrs. LaDoyne Craig is the Girls' League advisor. In addition to sponsoring the Coke Party at the beginning of the school year, the cabinet was responsible for planning the annual Christmas Dance. f Renee Diplock accepts the office of President from advisor Mrs. Craig. '-w 'M'fU 1 .. I-m,.,,,,,,,..w' 5,-M K0 ! f 36 prepares for year's activities Renee Diplock passes along the candle of Vice-President to Dianne Hilton. I .. . - ww fs' fb If , KK Lorraine Paskett explains the duties of secretary to her successor, Debbie Amaro. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Seated: Dianne Hilton, Vice-Presidentg Renee Diplock, Presidentg Debbie Amaro, Secretaryg Dayle Degrafft, Treasurer. Standing: Lorraine Contreras, Junior Representativeg Bev Stowell, Sophomore Representativeg and Kathy Oliver, Freshman Representative. G s LHR! I ll ai 31. Sect iii. lf, N -1-ev., gt X, is Mer ,--, erireezggli SRUKE BRUCE DURDUI 4. -J nf , sf The Ballistics, framed by some of the more creatively wrapped gifts, supplied the music for the evening. S there an one for a sleighride? At left are pictured Renee Diplock, Girls' League Vice President, and Christine DeMendoza, Girls' League President, two of the major people responsible for the success of the dance. Below are three of the hostesses for the dance, Lorraine Paskett, Laraine Schmidt, and Gail Haas. 1 an Q 2 ff, , E, 1 e?ff' o tire Nw! i fmt . Yes, anyone for a sleighride because the theme of this year's Christmas Dance, sponsored by Girls' League, was A Moonlight Sleighride. Soft lights and a canopy of flowing streamers changed the austere multipurpose room into an enchanting room filled with the atmosphere created by the Ballistics. Pervaded by the spirit of Christmas, the dance took on a new tone as the beautifully wrapped presents, donations for the children at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, were displayed by the stage in a standard sized sleigh drawn by one ambitious reindeer. The winner of the annual present wrapping contest was Sandy Jones with her yuletide house made of sugar cubes. Couples encircled the tall flocked Christmas tree as they danced through the evening lending a joyous note to the occasion. JA M 'fa-sf The dance proved very successful. As eleven olclock neared, the crowded dance floor began to thin and the cloak room became very busy. As the couples left, they took with them a memory as beautiful as a last dance. YELL LEADERS From left to right: Deanna Egger, Valerie Norton, Terry Thompson, Dayle DeGrafft, and Janet Rico. SONG LEADERS Row 1: Debora Egger, Irene Anderson, Patty Tsubokawa. Back Row: Sue Blew, Beverly Hartt, and Jenny Bower. Below, Terry Thompson, stand-in for Steve Rodriguez, prepares to throw a pass to Deanna Egger, alias Chris Gipe, as the rest of the Pep Squad rally behind her in the mock game performed for the Varsity team. s .3 7 2. S I PEP SQUAD Pep Squad, the most enthusiastic group on campus, has rallied the spirit to an all-time high. Mrs. Brunner continued her efforts to improve the group for the second year in the capacity of advisor. All of Pep Squad works hard. Their routines and yells are perfected outside of school. During their busy schedule supporting team spirit, they find time to prepare for competitions, such as the Teenage Fair and the Arroyo Competition. This year the inventive Lancer Pep Squad reached a peak of imagination. Along with Drill Team, Pep Squad passed ont a package of Gorilla milk, a page of poems written by Pep Squad itself, and a balloon to the Varsity Football Squad at five o'clock in the morning. They have helped to make 1968-69 an exciting school year. QW.. Nancy Nichols Terry Th0mPS0Il Irene Anderson I Head Flag Head Yell Head Song N Pep Squad spends l busy year leading Cheers Left to Right: Janice Grabek, Debbie Chouler, Nancy Nichols, Pam Seidman, and Pat Mitchell. Mrs- Brunner, Advisor I Students gather for Music on the Grass, a new addltlon to the act1v1t1es on campus. Modern Dance. Gay Penter, Essie in the play You Can't Take It with Youf' is learning to dance under the direction of Nick Del Cioppo while her husband Dave Ray watches. A Cappella Choir performs at the Pop Concert under the direction of Mr. Waldmann. Pat Blaesser, Donna Black and Ramona True pick a melodramatic theme for thelr presentatlon 1n spectacular year for Fine Arts The assembly crowd enjoyed the New World Singers and didn't mind posing for the camera. . . . Two dolls on a shelf in Modern Dance. The Lancer Band has performed concerts and attended festivals but most important on its agenda is its parades. MADRIGALS Seated: Marlyce Selser, Dayle De Grafft, Trish Gooch, Penny Zinnen, Brenda Van Winkle, Starr Ray, Tom Karileen Chartier, Julie Garcia, Ann Perez, Linda Jones, Roland Chartier, Gary Linde, Mike Dever, White, and Joy Penter. Standing: Jay Bingaman, Jim Richard Donald. Payne, Richard Gates, Peter Kevoian, John Brightup, Madrigals choose traditional GIRL'S GLEE Standing: Mary Arnold, Deloris Brown, Ronda Schmitt, Roxane Trusler, Pat Gotschall, Sandy Lopez. Row 2: Debbie Taylor, Evelyn Raye, Elsie Borrero, Veronika Mary Palmer, Marilyn Hofer, Judy Koon, Emma Leal, Urias, Alice Venn, Gayle Grubb, Mary Herrera, Vickie Paula Armstrong, LaVona Woodside, Vickie Lemons, Sullivan, Irene Box, Stephanie Hasper, Jesse Aragon, Nora Wehr, Brenda Fonville, Joyce Kaylor, Debbie Loreda Cauble, Becky DeYoung, Debbie Gualtier, Klier. 'A a+a4 ' 'si' The vocal groups at Norwalk are very active. Mr. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: Lynda Huizenga, Teresa Hilts, Annette Lingo, Anna Ramirez, Julie Garcia, Dave Ray, Jerry Dano, John Cheney, Gracie Pruitt, Alice Venn, Janine Haeffner, Jolynne Ahern, Sue Broussard, Ronda Miller, Loretta Rojo, Gay Guthrie, and seated Mark Quijada. Row 2: Mary McCracken, Becky Borba, Pat Marshall, Elaine Anderson, Donna Black, Judy Gates, Jay Bingaman, Jim Paylne, Bill Stapley, Roland Chartier, Peter Kevoian, Bet Olson, Gay Penter, Trish Gooch, Roxy Gelle. Row 3: Susan Jackson, Sharon Rippon, COSUHTICS VOCAL DEPARTMENT Waldmann, their advisor, has worked very hard to make each concert and performance a success. The first performance of the year for all three groups is the Christmas Concert. Long preparation is required before the actual performance. Girls' Glee consists of girls only, who are interested in singing. A Cappella Choir is the mixed chorus on campus. Audition is required. Madrigals is the most selective singing group on campus. Audition is required, and membership is limited. This group decides within itself the costumes to be worn for performances. Madrigals were popular during the Middle Ages. The Madrigals on campus are patterned from those ancient groups. It is a group met together to sing for pleasure and entertainment. Throughout the year each group attends a festival, attended by several groups from the area. This year Norwalk for the first time is combining efforts with LaMirada High. Jointly they presented a Christmas Concert at each school and also performed at the First Methodist Church of Norwalk. Debbie Bumcrot, Marlyce Selser, Lee Austin, Ron Foster, Gilbert Chavez, Mike Dever, Gene Taylor, John Brightup, Richard Donald, Vicky Lybarger, Ann Perez, Naomi Ruffalo, Brenda VanWinkle, Neila Ruben. Row 4: Carmen Esquina, Starr Ray, Penny Zinnen, Jeri Smith, Linda White, Diane Thompson, Bob Kevoian, Gary Linde, Jimmy Whittall, Don Bedell, Jon Sawyer, Martin Staab, Doug Dykstra, Diantha McDonnell, Pat Burns, glarga Martinez, Ida Staab, Karileen Chartier, Joy en er. Mark Quijada responds enthusiastically to the direction of Mr Waldmann. Oh yes, the Pirates of Penzance. I had the male lead in that operettaf' Charm, reminisces Mrs. Wingfield, gghafs one thing your father had plenty Glass Menagerie has was .4AL f g e east of four 1 A4 L.. .r fr.. Tom Wingfield Amanda Wingfield Laura Wingfield Jim 0'Conner f' , f .J Y Joy Penter, stage manager, observes the Wingfield family pantomime a dinner meal. hret l f e a The Glass Menagerie Cast of Characters Bob Kevoian Donna Black Rhonda Wilson Mac Inskeep Tom Wingfield discloses to Jim O'Conner his secret ambition to join the Merchant Marine. C 79 CYou anjt akc twith ou wasthc successful spring play The Czar said to me, '0lga, do not be stingy with your blintzesl ' l' the Dutchess Olga Katrina explains. CAST Penelope Sycamore ............... ...... D onna Black Essie ................. ...... ......... G a y Penter Rheba .............. ..... L ana Thompson Paul Sycamore . ..... ...... J ohn Holmes Mr. DePinna ...... ...... M ike Kerwin Ed ................ ....... D ave Ray Donald .............. .... J ohn Cheney Martin Vanderhof ..... .... C arter Inskeep Alice .............. ..... S herri Kinder Henderson ..................................... C. Landeros They're kind of cute, Donald and Rheba. Kind of like Porgy and Bess, says Penny. What do you think, Mr. Kirby? Am I as good as Ginger Rodgers? asks Essie. Tony Kirby ........ Boris Kolenkhou .... Gay Wellington . .. Mr. Kirby ....... Mrs. Kirby .... Three Men .... Olga ...... . . . Randy Davis Nick Del Cioppu Mary Jo Semans .... Glenn Sales . . .. Joy Penter Ken Bogner Brown C. Landeros .. Ramona True A friend of mine DIED from stomach ulcers. So let him wait! exclaimed Kolenkhou. atime for . .. 55965 -s ' 'Q,,,,.. N - 1 ,X V 4 , ,ff Clubs Editor: Dee Denslow rganizations boost spirit ROOTERSCLUB h h ROOTERS CLUB consists of many enthusiastic, spirited, and loyal Lancers trying to promote school spirit. J The major fund raising events for this year were the selling of Purple Power buttons and stickers. BOOSTER CLUB BOOSTER CLUB's major function was to promote school spirit at the games. They also sponsored the Sports Awards Banquet. Booster Club president Neil Freeman talks to members about boosting school spirit. ROOTERS CLUB J. Ahern, C. Anderson, L. Austin, J. Bankes, C. Boozel, D. Brown, P. Brown, R. Casares, J. Cepeda, K. Chartier, D. Collins, D. DeGrafft, M. Dever, C. Galt, H. Grubb, R. Hales, B. Herman, G. Jewell, P. Lansford, P. LaRue, C. McBride, E. Medina, J. Moreland, K. Murphey, G. Padilla, P. Paiz, M. J. Palmer, V. Parrott, M. Peters, M. A. Perez, K. Province, P. Quinn, C. Ruirs, P. Ritchie, N. Robinson, N. Ruffalo, S. Rupport, R. Sampson, R. Sanchez, J. Sassaman, D. Schoonover, C. Sheehan, C. Smith, R. Snyder, D. Stablein, J. Suchand, D. Thompson, L. Thompson, V. Ugalde, J. Vaccarella, P. Valdez, D. Vollick, P. Wheel. ART CLUB ART CLUB's purpose is to further the members' insight into different aspects of the fine arts. Past activities are art shows, sketching excursions, museum field trips, technique demonstrations, discussions, art films, and the Art Club Dance. This year's activities included the Pleasure Fair and a service project at Christmas. lubs VARSITY CLUB VARSITY CLUB is for those athletes who have obtained a letter in any varsity sport. The club is a service organization whose members help the school by encouraging good sportsmanship, promoting school spirit, and emphasizing the importance of leadership on the campus. ART CLUB Row 1: E. Valadez, R. Botello, J. Duke. Row 2: E. Moore, J. Reineman, J. Moran, P. Seidman, B. Hurst, J. Ouimette, J. Reich, D. Kalish, J. Grabek, L. Schmidt. Row 3: J. Roth, L. Hochandel, B. Caldwell, J. Anderson, C. Porter, E. Moye, C. Esquina, S. Ray. have varied activities VARSITY CLUB Row 1: D. Roy, R. Casanares, S. Pyles. Row 2: K. Neff, S. Walker, B. Ohai P. Strait, D. Tayenaka. Row 3: K. Frederick, L. Long, M. Aguirre. Row 4 G. Cooper, D. Trautman, S. Hollis, R. Hunt, R. Walker. on 5 President Sharin Martin discusses plans for the Miss Photogenic contest with Mr. O'Kane. PHOTO SERVICE The PHOTO SERVICE CLUB was formed to provide a service to the school in the field of photography. Their biggest project of the year was to provide pictures of the Drill Team and Pep Squad for the Lavender and Lace Ball. Another project was the Miss Photogenic Contest. They also provided pictures for the VOICE and the EL LANCERO. Crcativit proves useful PHOTO SERVICE CLUB Row 1: D. Villegas, S. Martin, J. Esquivel, C. Hogue. Row 2: P. Strait, L. Smith, G. Spiller, K. Kelly, L. Schmidt, V. Reeves, K. Chilcott, J. Roberts. Row 3: R. Lackey, D. Peterson, D. Masseth, C. Pierson, J. Davis, D Carmichael, E. Valadez. Row 4: T. Jones, B. Clark, D. Jones, E. McWhorter, L. Davis, B. Beyers, J. Cook. ew 4 v-'P EXCALIBUR STAFF EXCALIBUR STAFF is responsible for the school's literary magazine, EXCALIBUR. Prose and poetry in the EXCALIBUR is written and compiled by students in the Creative Writing class, and the publication is available to any student in school. in photograph and scmpt C. Alvarado, C. Bean, D. Beecher D Black L Bryant R Cameron B Carlson R Casanares R Cox J Dommguez B. Hackler, L. Hiti, L. Hochandel P Johnson S Jones G Llnde E Moye J Penter J Poyyak S Ray J Rlch C Rivera, J. Roth, L. Sito, G. Splller R Spytman N Talley B Van Wmkle J Verdonk K Zabala R Zavala -.-, IRB.. ' li'Bi!1l.ili'h QL f ummm zilzzm Lili INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-LANGUAGE CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS- LANGUAGE CLUB was created to help students interested in the foreign languages develop an understanding of other countries and peoples. The club's main function was sponsoring the foreign exchange program. LIBRARY CLUB This year the LIBRARY CLUB attended two conventions, held their annual book fair, and celebrated the 200th anniversary of ENCY- CLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. They also won the Pamela Bleich award this year. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-LANGUAGE CLUB Sitting: N. Ruben, J. Zeller, E. Schneider, J. Rabjerg, R. Snyder, R. Botello. Standing: Mr. Lindfors, M. Bucklen, K. Chartier, M. Dever. Members gain experience LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: M. Schmidl, N. Talley, J. Cepeda, J. Rich, M. Peters, L. Bryant. Row 2: K. Chartier, L. Castle, S. Esparza, C. McBride. F. Galt, S. Rippon, B. Burton, Mrs. Coburn. Row 3: R. Chartier, G. Linde, J. Dodds, M. Dever, E. Venn. mi !arilliill!'!il. ii sldllllllllgi' I -pf FACULTY CLUB FACULTY CLUB was organized to promote unity among faculty and administration, to represent, protect, and promote the best interests of the teaching profession, and to widen contacts of the members as well as broaden their friendships. FTA The purpose of this club is to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, to foster the development of student leadership, and to assist students in meeting the requirements of the teaching profession. FTA has monthly meetings with programs especially designed to help students become better acquainted with the profession of teaching. in learning and teaching Row 1: D. Kahlie, D. Thompson, J. Hunt. Row 2: D. Denslow, D. Masseth, J. Rico, J. Reineman, L. Anderson, I. Anderson. Row 3: L. Willham, J. Grabek, S. Huston, S. Popp, S. Jackson, M. Selser, D. Denslow, M. Palmer, P. Blaesser, R. Miller, J. Oliver, C. Williams, T. Painter, N. Robinson, C. Albright. Row 4: C. Grubbs, R. Wilson, E. Maddox, S. Cross, G. Jewell, R. Fox, N. Ruben, B. Herst, D. Peterson, M. Blaesser, L. Espinoza, R. Salzar, J. Garcia. Row 5: L. Davis, S. Thompson, G. Linde, D. Chavez, V. Moscow, D. Black, J. Cepeda, K. Chartier, P. Carrico, D. Sosa, J. Woodbury, M. Dever, J. Zeller, G. Padilla, J. Ahern. .. ..,N--....,- T, M-A Plans for new scheduling are discussed at an English Department meeting. Wi L-...nm 44 Q3 if Publicity plans prove to be time consuming. Lynn and Marlyce find club minutes interesting. O O CSF emphasm es service Chuck Silverthorne, Vice Presidentg Kay Gerold, Presidentg Suzanne Anderson, Secretaryg Marlyce Selser, Publicity Chairmang Mr. Wong, Advisor. A Wa' 1, X l 'Q 3' X, Z-..,,- CSF Row 1: M. Gonzalez, S. Anderson, D. Muniz, C. Prescott, P. Blaesser, J. Rico, J. Hunt, J. Markle, E. Maddox, L. Gagliano, D. Egger, N. Easley, J. Vaccarella, R. Miller, I. Anderson, S. Tsubokawa. Row 2: J. Rich, L. Willham, A. Robertson, A. Hasson, K. Egge, M. Selser, J. Grabek, T. Thompson, B. Hartt, L. Anderson, N. Gutierrez, D. DeGrafft, P. Kevoian, P. Marshall, D. Peterson, N. Sanborn. Row 3: P. Abel, D. Sherman, D. Kahlie, G. Ponce, M. Snyder, C. Silverthorne, K. Gerold, R. Hall, P. Burns, J. Espinoza, K. Chartier, L. Anderson, J. Zeller, I Harle, J. Duke, H. Lindholm. as well as scholarship CSF Mr. Ivancevich discusses the new CSF tutoring program CSF is a statewide organization that encourages academic Wlth Kay Gemld- scholarship among its members. In order to become a member of CSF, a student must earn at least three A's, one B, and no grade below a C on his semester report card. In adddition to stressing scholarship, the organization placed emphasis on school and community service. Main activities for the year were the Kool-Aid drive, a tutoring program, Christmas baskets, and the Luau. President Kay Gerold discusses plans for field trip with CSF A members. 1 IP-115 THESPIANS Row 1: D. Ray, C. Inskeep, D. Personage, D. Black, R. Wilson. Row 2: G. Penter, R. Snyder, B. Kevoian, B. Foster, L. Thompson, R. True. Row 3: J. Penter, B. Sampson, Miss Brittain, M. J. Semans, J. Brightup. DRAMA CLUB DRAMA CLUB members are responsible for producing the various plays presented at Norwalk High School. This year Drama Club and Thespians participated in many events such as drama festivals, a Readers' Theatre, and one-act plays. They traveled to various colleges to perform their one- act plays. Main productions this year were The Glass Menagerie, U13 Clocks, a children's play, and a comedy, You Can't Take It with You. THESPIAN S THESPIANS is a national organization for students interested in drama. In order to become a member, a student must earn a required number of points by participating in various plays. Theater groups bring out talent DRAMA CLUB Row 1: M. Schmidl D. Ray J. Cheney C. Inskeep L. Thompson Row 2: J. Ahern P. Abel J. Hohnes P. Valdez B. Casares C. Landers R. True Row 3: G. Vallegas N. Ruben Mrs. Regalado J. Moreland R. Wilson D. Ramon Miss Brittain J. Sadler Row 4: R. Snyder J. Penter B. Kevoian B. Foster D. Stablein B. Sampson K. Province M. Travis B. Merrel J. Brightup D. Black eff. Drama classes generally work hard to make their plays great successes. Joy Penter, Bob Kevoian, and Sherry Kinder illustrate the talent it takes to make a funny play Miss Brittain directs a rehearsal of You Can't Take funnier. It with you. iris, League members i 1 1 1 1 FRIENDSHIP CLUB Row 1: P. Gallardo, D. Villegas, D. Amaro, I. Rico, B. Stowell, R. LaChapel1e, M. MacEachen, C. Rivera, J. Ahern, K. Hansel, S. Woeckener. Row 2: L. Arrieta, M. Reyes, R. Guirl, J. Grabek, P. Abel, D. Denslow, C. Demendoza, D. Schoonover, N. Ruffalo, J. Hunt, M. Selser. Row 3: G. Jewell, D. DeGrafft, G. Haas, L. Bottema, M. Peters, J. Cook, D. Black, L. Bryant, M. Montez, J. Long, S. Petrich. HOSTESS CLUB Sitting: C. Demondoza, D. Godwin, J. Martinez. Row 1: D. Villegas, T. DeAngelis, C. Brown, R. LaChape1le,P. Gallardo D. Amaro, M. Reyes, J. Reineman, I. Rico, D. Jorden, C. Rivera, V. Ugalde, G. Tuton. Row 2: D. DeAngelis, J. Johnson S. Releford, R. Guirl, G. Jewell, J . Grabek, G. Haas, B. Stowell, D. Masseth, 0. Campos, D. Peterson, D. Denslow, L Justus, L. Arrieta. Row 3: K. Kruis, C. Buckley, P. Carrico, D. DeGrafft, P. Mitchell, M. Montez, L. Bottema, J . Cook, J Long, M. Priestly, A. Lemos, M. MacEachern, C. Smith, D. Godwin. plan events FRIENDSHIP The main purpose of this club was to promote friendship throughout all the girls on campus and to acquaint incoming freshman girls with the campus on Big Sister Day. HOSTESS The girls of the HOSTESS CLUB act as hostesses of Norwalk High and serve at all school functions. WAYS AND MEANS WAYS AND MEANS was formed to help Girls' League in money-making events. K1 1 Girls' League members meet after school to discuss plans for candy cane sale. WAYS AND MEANS Row 1: Linda Arrieta, Connie Rivera, Pat Blaesser, Ramona LaChapell, Maggie Reyes, Sharon Woeckener. Row 2: Bev Stowell, Debbie Amaro, Molly MacEachern, Debbie Brooks, Olivia Campos, Irene Rico. Row 3: Becky McTee, Pat Mitchell, Carolyn Gibbs, Judy Cook, Dayle DeGrafft, Bertice Thorpe, Mary Blaesser. ,, W 4 ff' 4 if ' 1 11110 Mr. Black talks over forthcoming speech tournament with NFL President Margaret Garcia demonstrates her perfect members. speaking form. FL members have a successful NFL Row 1: C. Porter, C. Anderson, S. Anderson, Mr. Black, M. Garcia, S. Moses, P. Tsubokawa. Row 2: S. Berardino, B. Hartt, D. Black, J. Martin, D. Sherman, R. Davis. Row 3: S. Anderson, N. Husband, J. Miller, D. Taylor, B. Casares, J. Cook, C. Burger. QS? ' CM 2 . -sus V. W' QW. NJ 1 Im Uwe vie N.F.L. N.F.L., one of the most educational rms and ambitious organizations on campus, provides students with an understanding of debating and public speaking. It develops the character and personality of a student, and it also prepares the student for the future. The ambitions of the organization stem from the desire to defeat other speech squads, to win various awards, and to quality for the state and national tournament. This year Margaret Garcia, Beverly Hartt, and Steve Berardino appeared on The New Society where they debated the topic Is Foreign Involvement Necessary? . Under Coach Black's guidance the speech squads came home with a second- place Sweepstake Trophy from the San Diego Invitational Tournament. These students are Norwalk's proud debating teams. W and rewarding year Bob Casanares is one of Norwalk's leading debators. I Patty Tsubokawa speaks with knowledge and experience. X ,gl ,mhwiggsm mmf W W1 72' if 'l I ' , K . i gf , f 61 Xil-s..,n. fx 5. L. 1 2 K F acu lty Faculty Editor: Marti Peters dministrators and Dr. Louis G. Zeyen Superintendent Mr. Ross D. Jarvis Assistant to the Superintendent The administrators have a difficult job as they oversee actions of the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District. They are in charge of thirty-eight schools with a total enrollment of 34,000 students and 1,884 personnel. This district ranks as fourth largest in L.A. County and eleventh largest in California in enrollment. This year has been successful through the fine programming of Doctor Zeyen and his staff. L, WY' Mr. Bruce Butler Mr. Robert J. Fischer Dr. Wilber Hawkins Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Business Services Personnel Services Educational Services boards planned a successful year E .ag,,, ' Row 1: Mr. Jess Vela, Mr. Warren A. Escobar, Mrs. Phyllis S. Aegerter, Mrs. Polly Blankenbeckler, Mr. Harold L. MacTaggart. Row2: Mr. M. F. Buckl' Oney, Mr. Michael A. Westerlin. This year's P.T.A. president was Mrs. Jewel Frederick. She and her board planned a very successful year. Ways and Means projects included serving refreshments at Back to School Night and Open House and sponsoring sock hops with live bands after football games. They assembled the handbooks which were sent to students' homes. This year there were 300 members with 10070 teacher membership. Row 1: Mrs. Ofelia Celeste, Mrs. Helen Bedell, Mrs. Myrtice Lingo, Mrs. Aeriel Harvey, Mrs. Betty Norton, Mrs. Gladys Base, Mrs. Bobbie Whiteman. Row 2: Mrs. Kay O'Grady, Mrs. Jewel Frederick, Mrs. Elaine Freeman, Mrs. Lorraine Hagelstrom, Mrs. La Rue Krummes. --f':':'13 N,.N...W.,.. 1968-69 Mr. Lee Beckett B.A., M.A. Many phone calls are made by Mr. Beckett as part of his busy job. t The theme ofthe 7969 EL LANCERO, A Time for Expremion, ix very appropriate in that Norwalk High School hal' exprexserl it.x'eUIwell rluring the paxt year. This expression of accomplishment hay been reflected in the great number of trophies and awarrlx' bestowed on .x'turlent.s' and .vtaffin all areal' ofemleazior. In lceefizizig with the theme, fl Time for Expre.s'.x'ion, U I can my that myfirsl year ax principal hay certainly been a pleasant one, and I nm looking to the future at Norwalk High School with ezztlzuxiaxm aim' anticipation. Secretary Mrs. Nancy Clifford helps Mr. Beckett keep his appointment calendar up to date. was a busy . Mr. Laurance McKenna is Norwalk High's assistant principal. He and his secretary, Mrs. Shirley Walker, work together to make Norwalk High the fine school it is. Mr. McKenna has many responsibilities. During the 1968-69 school year on the campus, his time was spent supervising classroom procedures and ordering all materials to be used by the faculty. He also assisted the principal, Mr. Beckett, and the counselors in class scheduling. The curriculum of Norwalk High was also in his charge. His off-campus responsibilities included representing Norwalk High School at district and inter-district meetings. Ordering instructional supplies requlres a great deal of Mr McKenna's and Mrs. Wa1ker's working day 0 Much of Mr. McKenna's business with school offlclals IS transacted by enj oy able ye ar x iijx' , JVM' it 'id-f 541179 Q Q R if af Maia . 4, 1, ' it . f '7 F .. iiif iylil 3 . 3 ,gg ,,zgq,fg . 154 f X fi-1e.?i15s . . . - 1:21 M577 ', .5 v.'sW f?fZ'Wf -. ,:y,fM ' A - gl, ,S -' JV iff. paw' 'z' 1'5 f t... S4 Qi. ctw-P .cs 4. E -P :Aww fr -W +21 ' r ls! 'wi - .. . X 5'-M: . C . , 11' A .F fs Q' -as 'ffflfe - v Mr. Laurance McKenna B.A., M. Mus. in 'is affwy Mr. Kimball and Mr. Beckett pause from their busy schedules to enjoy a copy of the VOICE. As the vice principals of NHS, Mr. Kimball and Mrs. Craig deal primarily with carrying out school policies of discipline. Other duties include supervising school activities, keeping merit records, and working with parents and outside agencies for the betterment of the students. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Tuthill, their secretaries, aid them in their demanding jobs. Mrs. Craig is capably assisted by Mrs. Tuthill in keeping her appointment book organized, 193- .gif 3 xg ANR, 5 X KL r. a k Nkv' 1 C V S administrators ,.. Mrs. Davis assures Mr. Kimball that the students' files are in order. Mrs. LaDoyne Craig checks the master calendar for approaching activities. direct school procedures The attendance office is one of the busiest spots on campus. The daily roll is kept and tabulated here. Truancies, tardies, and absences take up a great deal of time. Students are given two days to bring a note to clear a cut. Three tardies are allowed and then a letter of warning is sent home. Both tardies and truancies may end in suspension or demerits. These are but two of the many jobs in the attendance office. The attendance director, Mr. Don Sondergard, has a difficult job. With his secretary, Mrs. Darlene Henry, he has done a fine job for NHS. The counselors' job is to help students find the program that is most suitable and beneficial to them. Much work is involved with l the many program changes that are made. Students are encouraged to see their respective i counselors when problems arise on campus. NHS is roud of its counselors and the fine P work they do. ' I' Mr. Art Turman, B.A., M. Ed. Mr. Les Billinger, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Estelene Carter, A.B. Freshman Counselor Sophomore Counselor Junior Counselor Mr. Don Sondergard, director of attendance, is aided by his secretary Mrs. Darlene Henry, in filling out call slips. 'NJ' Mrs. Rose Allen, B.E., M.A. Senior Counselor Basic subj ects instill stabilit 5 I wr. - V li. , gg rl. , .V .fi ,M ' ,A ,, U .f . ,fe kf ' if N' I I- .1-4. X gli K. ,V . t.J' 1- .mn 1 X , v ,Y X , IP: F s S is 'Q in X' ay' vA.m...' 'Z . X' ' ix was m ,, ,- ! 'ff QR g ,.1' , , em - I - ? , Mr. Bill Black, B.S., M.A. Miss Jan Brittain, A. B. Mrs. Bette Brunner, B.A. Mr. Dwaine Ganyo, B.S., M.A. Mr. Jerry Hickman B. A. 3 ,rn Vx 55, -.. , in 'is uv f . iw ,' yr 'Z an ' if X Mrs. Linda Wells, B.A., B.S. wg Mr. Wendell Wiley, B.A. ENGLISH Four years of English are required at Norwalk High. Seniors are offered three types of English courses- Creative Writing, English 4, and Business English. Varying courses of Mrs. Diane Propster, Mr. Tom Steinbroner, B.A. M.A. Mrs. Maggie Regalado, Mr. Stan Theodoloz, , , B.A. B.A., B.s., M.A. H 55 1 2' Mr. Leon Reid, Mr. Jim Waldmann, grammar, 'frame E fll B.S.Ed.,M.S. B.M.Ea. and Slfeech are .K -Q-M.. Mr. Len Jablan, B.A., M.A. Mr. Cleo Jarrell, A. B., B. Ed. Mr. Bud Lansdown, B.A., M.A. Mr. Jerry McKinnon, B. A. MR. LLOYD MIDYETT, B.A., M.A. taught to under- classmen. The elements of a powerful speech are explained by Mr. Black. ,. i in students gg, is A lv at V f' ,Q-ca W y ,,, f iii . Ag., W K' 55,535 Q' .d?F 5 , f. 'W' . .N 1 X ew' K f' ltfwfl-' V - -. MR. JOHN HERGESHEIMER, B.A., M.A. Mr. Larry Hino, B. Ed., M.S. Mrs. Bette Brunner, Miss Sharon Holt, B.A. B.A., M.A. Mr. George Fagan, B.A., M.A. Miss Carol Ferraro. B.A. Mr. Bob Ivancevich, B.s., M.S. Mr. Burt Lindfors, B.A. Mr. J. D. Sarver, B.A., M.A. Mr. George Sloniger, fit , B.A. ' Mr. Jim Stuart, 1 g B.s. G. l y Mr. Jesse West, Ty -aa-vfif .Q B.s. ti . Mr. Wendell Wiley, A ' B B.A. e L Mr. Larry Wong, B.A. if A 2 ,MNRILA w i - Mr. Stuart makes a point of Upper Volta in World Civilization. SOCIAL SCIENCE During the four required years of social science, students study World Culture, World Civilization, American History, and U.S. Government. Seniors have an option of taking either Psychology or Sociology for one semester. 7.1-f 'iii ,gs 73 Classes improve mind SL? , 1 kbV,: V .. ,l L . V I , . . A U' .s v ..Av ' Q, Mr. Lefler, a 1964 graduate of NHS, instructs Mr.JonLefler,A.B. Mr. Alfred Mr. Joachim Generalsmence' Mr. Ed Martin, A.B. McClintic, A.B. , Pfitzner, B.S. M. A. M R . D A V E Mr. Warren O 'Kane, TAYLOR, B.A., M.A. HEALTH AND SAFETY Learning about bodily functions, anatomy and health in general constitutes the one-semester course in Health. The other semester, Safety, includes the study of tobacco, alcohol, and narcotics. The students also have drivers' education and behind-the-wheel training in which they have the chance to drive a car while learning. Mr. Mouw explains to his Safety class the mechanics involved in driving a car. MA' SCIENCE The Science Department is designed to prepare students for the increasingly technical world by giving them an understanding of the scientific principles in the latest advances. General Science is the freshman course that meets graduation requirements. Science Survey is a course for make-up or as an elective and also meets the graduation requirements. The lab sciences-Biology, Chemistry, and Physics-are college preparatory classes. ta, D' 'TQ H r if ., jp i n ' 'fr V H 5 55 V ' ,.,,, V, 'gy V 'lui i- MR. JOE KORZEN, Mr. Riley Quayle, B.S. B.A., M.A. Mrs.Margaret Williams, Mr. Bob Mouw, B.A. B.A. Hand bod ' Eh I ul, .Qifb-4 'gf A ' Q it p x . as 9 If 4 X . J' 0 N . . Miss Jewel Davison, Mrs. Jackie Mullins, MISS CAROL SPANKS, B.S. HS- . . . B.S. Miss Rosella Kepharl, Mrs. Harr1etPlulhps, B.S., M.S. B.S. Mrs. Phillips demonstrates t.hat grace is as important a factor as skill in basketball. Boys' and girls' P.E. sports include tennis, volleyball, basketball, baseball, swimming, track, and buttball on rainy days. The girls also participate in other activities such as badminton, speedaway, modern dance, and folk dancing. Physical fitness programs are stressed in all P.E. classes. Finding very little time for record keeping, Mr. Bales uses his conference period for paper work. K, iiii 53 15' ' is -F- ya. A 1-,.,. rv-t v- Mr. Terry Bales, B.S. Mr. Jerry Bernard I H, Mr. Leon Estes, B.A. Mr. Omer Nicholas, B.S. Mr. Ken Noble, A.B. i A :za I .,-.- B ... ' .ff-L ' ,V af, - fs. f If af, , E , iWf,,,'. 1 Mr. Riley Quayle B.S. Mr. J.D. Sarver, B.A., M.A. Mr. Bob Ward, B.A., M.A. ',!,,,, Xxx, to pronunciation from Spanish students Mrs. Regalado listens in the language lab. V , W, -tt ' , A h . 1 X1 'ti f ' I I . I lI4A A . I...' i' gif f I lj. dwg f MR. BILL BLACK, B.S., M.A. Miss Jan Brittain, A.B. Mr. Larry Dubia, B.A. 'mf Mr. Monte LaBonte, M.A. Mrs. Diane Propster, B.A. Mr. Jim Waldmann, B.M. Ed. Electives can be.. Lil , 5 , 1 1 lp f fli f gif rs.. Q fit l 1- Mr. Joachim Pfitzner, MRS. CAROL SAUNDERS B. S. A.B. MEA Maggie Regalado, Mr. Stan Theodoloz, FINE ARTS Norwalk High is excellently represented at assemblies, concerts, and intramural competition by the Fine Arts Department. Fine Arts courses include Speech, Drama, Art, Girls' Glee, Choir, Madrigals, Intermediate Band, Dance Band, and the Lancer Marching Band. B.A., B.S., M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE The first year of a language course in French, German, or Spanish is spent primarily developing vocabulary. Concentration during the following years is on verb usage and literature. Speaking skills are encouraged by the use of the language lab. Mrs. Propster takes time out from her teaching duties to greet parents at Back-to-School Night. 5 ...and are, inspiring Mrs. Midyett instructs Kathy Favorite on the x Business Department's new IBM machine. BUSINESS EDUCATION Business English, Mimeo- graphing, Office Practice, Short- hand, Typing, Bookkeeping, and Recordkeeping courses are designed for both personal and vocational training. Newest equipment in the Business Department are a shorthand lab and an IBM'key punch machine. i fv 2 1 nniint 'SQ - J A 'Vi ' 'M' Sq r T, key punch I 44 Mrs. Amy Harakuni, Mr. John Klinepeter, Mrs. Elizabeth Midyett B.A. B.S. B. S., M..S. MRS. BETTY HOUTS, Mr. George Lane, Mr. Ed Wilkins, B.S. B.A. A.B., L.L.B. HOME ECONOMICS Since the modern woman is commonly being employed outside the home, a knowledge of consumer purchasing and household management makes home economics a very helpful course . Included in this department are foods, clothing, and child care. 1 L an I xcljf f 'fit' f.gjx if Mrs. Margaret Williams, i 1,g N, I zf, Il , n V ' .,' af -it 5 ANN HENNINGTON, .Ian McCamley, B S B.A. ' ' Mrs. Betty Worden, A.A., B.A. Presented at the 1968 Homecoming rally was Norwalk's answer to Mary Poppins, Mrs. Hennington. Mr. Lew Crabb, B.A. 1 we I 1535 ntensive Courses offer stimuli Mr. Marlin DenBeste, Mr. George Fagan, MR. RICHARD HEIDT, B.A. M.A., B.A. B.A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts curriculum includes classes in wood, metal, drafting, electricity, and auto shop, all of which are designed for both personal and vocational training. Each year the department sponsors the Father-Son Bar-b-cue. MATHEMATICS Classes in Refresher or General Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I 8: ll, Geometry, and Trigonometry are included in the Math Department's course of study. In order that students might have a better understanding of math, the why rather than the how is stressed. I ?1 Mr. Frank Mogan, B. S., M.S. Mr. Charles Smithfield, B.V.E. Mr. Glenn Wonderly, M.A. at AX Mr. Smithfield, maybe it has something to do with i if cars. A X ' A fi , ,Q gg,-1 .tl fp: ff? 3 eiaa S ' - f ' - I 4 53 Q , Mr. Joe Armijo, MR. BILL BRENNAN, Mr. Carl Haase, Mrs. Joye Lindquist, Mr. Alfred McClintic, B.S., M.S. B.A. B.S. A.B. A.B., M.A. Mr. Robert Ward, B.A. 78 ard work makes sifs fs, - . ,,.. W V , , 'fafif' f,: fr. ' if -ff?-, Mr. Dean Goodman, Mr. Shogo Sumida, A.B., M.S. B.S., M.S. Mr. Jerry Stumps, Mr. Jerry Bernard B.S. SPECIAL EDUCATION AND MILITARY SCIENCE Special education classes are for the students who are not able to take advantage of the regular curriculum at NHS. The students are encouraged to stay in school and learn at a slower pace. As a result, they are able to graduate with their class. The Military Science course, or Cal Cadets, is to introduce young men to the armed services. The NHS 1968-69 rifle team was top rated. Mrs. Wheeler is ready with a smile to help students and faculty. . Wm., successful year L 2. 2 M Mrs. Gygax routinely calls a parent for information about a student's health. Mrs. Fran Gygax, the school nurse, has the very busy job of seeing to the physical needs of the NHS students. Mrs. Dona Wheeler is the bookroom clerk who is in charge of all the textbooks at NHS. She also duplicates papers for faculty members. Mr. Cam Card is the school's psychologist. He gives tests and does individual counseling. The secretaries at NHS all work very hard. Mrs. Bottema sees to all monies coming in and going out of NHS. Mrs. Campbell keeps the records of the library and assists the librarian. Mrs. Galstead keeps the students' records in order. Mr. Card supervises a classroom test. Mrs. Jody Bottema Mrs. Jean Campbell Mrs. Irene Galstead Finance Library Counseling ks ,ft -ul .ka Services prove indispensable to maintenance of NHS Mrs. Coburn is always willing to lend assistance to students in the library. This year NHS has a new library. It was remodeled and refurbished after last year's fire. This included a new color scheme and a conference room being added. The library also has three new magazines, two sociological and one psychological. The librarian, Mrs. Nancy Coburn, meets once a month with an organization called Young Adult Reviewers. Many books were recommended there and, in turn, were added to the library. Twelve hundred new books were added this year bringing the total to 12,500 books, making the NHS library the largest in the district. The people on this page all contribute to making the school run more smoothly. Mrs. Janet Fleshner, the lady in the cage, keeps the Girls' P. E. equipment in top shape. Our fine custodial staff maintains the campus. The cafeteria workers prepare and serve the food and also help in the Food Service class. Left to Right: Harry Wise, Herschel Armstrong, Doyle Savage, Fred Keller, Melvin Case, George Burt, Edwin Porter, Al Franta. Row 1: Florence Dotzenrod, Anna Mae Blais, Marie Arnold, Lena Burger, Elizabeth Crick, Carolyn Taylor. Row 2: Clarice Lowe, Tracy Kooiman, Opal Farr, Mildred Watt, Ruth Robertson, Dathyl Javes. Not Pictured: Eugenia Little. J ' .-.4 .. -- ....- it 'N . f n , ,. 1 ' 51133 if ,K fa.- .. ., ,an 'W , 0 Mrs. Fleshner's most demanded job is reminding absent-minded girls of their r S locker combinations. 9 'W if . ,, ,i ,,I ' W- In 1 s 1. 3- Faculty showed talent in all facets of activities 2 W, n. l mt Y-1:54 Mrs. Jackie Richards is the counseling and attendance secretary. Mrs. Brunner and Mr. Hergesheimer lead the band in the '69-69 faculty vs. varsity basketball game. Where'd it go? Mr. Estes introduces the '68-69 wrestling team. Mr. Estes demonstrates the classical faculty-ballet pirouette. W i l:.z .1a.n 111 w , ' . I 52, .A A 1- -. uw 3fiH1CfOF gh o Q L Hrs 'F' - . 'Q lN ,2!fTi,1,U p orts Sports Editor: Neal Sanborn arsity experiences Q 'f Q Q ' J 'Q ' , 1 14 A ,. 1, V, um, hqik 4 Q,.. if' is fm ' Viff rp , G ,LLA H eX,, ,, i i ju ' ' , I X i ' 1 Uv is 3 L f in ' . i e nf' B A , ,e,. 5' Y .:,gas:, if , A Axyy A I IDG!! .5 Q ' z .4-5 ,z-1, ' Y N H W, Q tg, ,gk iw , i ,ee , f ,W ee,e A W ps:- 'i, x - 1 xi In I Mike Aguirre Louie Albidrez Joe Botello Steve Bradley David Cuen Dan Davis Varsity Coaches Mr. Sarver, Mr. Estes, 1 Dave Amestoy Gil Campos Ed Diaz and Mr. Stewart 1 W All hz 93 3332 ,efkx i 13 ,f , , ,,.,. V O9 he , A, if 'vw g iv i, Richard Anderson Bernie Carey Mike DiMario Jim Frausto John Gallegos if :.,. X Ze A ,, , , VY. of B, Y 1 . 1 V V ' 1 X 'L 'iii L X 41. 'A ' ,gf , A. 4 X David Blew Bob Casanares Tom Fobes Ken Frederick Alfred Garcia first undefeated season I SF at VARSITY SCORES Sf' Kg 42 Norwalk vs. Artesia 6 f' 3 Norwalk vs. Glenn 0 0 up 6 Norwalk vs. Pioneer 6 . N, X 20 Norwalk vs. Gahr 6 -sie., 0 Norwalk vs. Excelsior 0 3 r 12 Norwalk vs. Lynwood 0 , C . W 1- 7 Norwalk vs. SantaFe 0 - ' A 14 Norwalk vs. Cal Hi 14 . rg.. L'., . ,fr Co-captain Co-captain Steve Hollis Ben Ohai Harold Jordan scrambles to gain yard for Norwalk. if mage. N if Greg Nares and Leonard Gutierrez bring down a Gahr man. Ben Ohai pushes hard for Norwalk. Ben Ohai breaks away with an open field. ., A , 1 msfwffh - arsity has victorious season in In y one f 1'5- . Hx ,J-SN 4.4. M, y r , 'G ', , h, if ii Chris Gipe receives a pass for yardage. Chris Gipe Leonard Gutierrez Joe Gutierrez Richard Haack If Norwalk has a team next year like this yearfs team, The team worked hard and, most important, worked well lmfhillg will be able W SNP it fl'Qm gemllg CIF- TUIS year S together. With a total of 117 points, the team had only 39 team was the best in Norwalk's history. points scored against it. , x Us 99 if sq R0 'S+ 'R se'-he -1-f , 7 ff 4 '-2, 'M'-'X 10 Q f -0 H Y iz. E Q v R ' G 1 VO N W X ,R , I X N 'ft I al' A fy? 1 - x Andy Halsey Ralph Hunt Paul Kashirsky Randy Linde I..arry McKinney Richard Hirsh Harold Jordan Phil Laney Lee Long Greg Nares .I -Q 1 it sv , , 9 Qtva -'rf' W, U, 3' bl ,S-4 ' ' ' 25259 A 5 K is ,sg :fi-xy! K: , .,Lg ,,X' M 'Diver' 'L , , ,, L N ',.k , . .. S? Q h -, '43 Q 2 w . i 'Y if-v if ..'!'.., i 5 he e 'R S - W ,, s l v is is le 2 iaei ff ,S i e , - 3 4 X W f e Q ii D -so ' , ,., 4- W if lf- 'E ' ' 5, 1 f ya m are Q., , H K S R i S t i t F' S 3 W S : as s Ken Neff Scott Parker David Parra Steve Pyles Blaine Ray Dennis Robinson Steve Rodriguez Doug Roy Ray Rust Harold Jordan makes one of his terrific runs. 4-IR.. 3 ' ' W' Z it-f , I L it s, 1 .QQ ,!, ,f f , . 'K V' , -'fr te- V' S R- ef 1 2 77'fl. 'Qlg:f2, .'.,' if- W . i 'if' ' W X rj if f W n t Ed Sanchez Fred Sexton Bill Sheehan Mike Snyder Don Trautman Hector Valles Russ Walker Steve Walker Mike Watson Jerry Watts Bee and Cee football have Sitting: M. Nowlin, J. Duke, A. Albright, B. Candelaria, D. Ramirez, J. Duke, L. Whitrnarsh, S. Jerstad. Row 2: P. Powell, H. Roberts, T. Sant.ilo, B. Haler, M. Meyers, R. Lane, A. Bernal, J. Liby, D. Childers, J. Campbell, C. Verhulst, B. Gardner, L. Smay, T. Smith, R. Lopez, R. Gutierrez, M. Daly, D. Milks, C. Michael, Coach Hickman, R. Acuna, D. Xlanderwall, B. Mefford, B. Nagel, D. Wiles, H. Johnson, G. Fur, J. Freeman, M. Nakulak, S. Dupas, S. Williger, Coach ong. This year's Bee team, coached by Mr. Hickman and Mr. Wong, showed that they were a hardworking squad. The Bee's finished the season with a record of , J two wins, six losses, and one tie. MG 'L Ray Lopez runs hard around the end. lf Phil Powell picks up yardage. as a challenging season If you were to watch one of Us my the Cee's games this year, you would have seen a very good game. Except for four plays, the team played an exceptionally 2 good season of football. To see a ! Cee game would have proved to , be an experience. The Cee's had a perfect record until they came S l to Santa Fe. The Cee's had a lot 5 of hustle and a lot of skill, and most important, they knew how to use it. The Cee squad showed 53 i enuit on both offense and on .Q '18 . Y defense. The Cee's won 5 of their games, lost 3 games, and 52 4 tied one. 5 ,x E 5 3 5 2 S 3 A 2 3 ii E As you can see, the Cee's had a tough season. Standing: H. Zamot, Coach J. Bernard, G. White, L. Frame, T. Reyes, J. Saunders, S. Sinclair, T. Rodriguez, C. McClane, R. Gump, J. Muga, J. Smuts, H. Jensen, Coach Bales. Row 2: J. Porter, R. Kerns, A. Martin, D. Wimmer, L. Gump, D. Croze, J. Scott, C. Gordon, R. Kuhn, J. Lagana, D. Bullok, K. Walzak, R. Frantz, G. Farragut. Row 3: J. Walker, W. Sexton, X. Malo, J. Eshom, G. Peterson, M. Moscou, M. Rowan, P. Jacqot, T. Loza, R. Weldon, Dee Watson, M. Pyles, D. Buma, B. F1elds,P. Childers, K. Bogner, B. Brossard, R. Skobis, J . Armijo, R. Rip, L. Bernal, J . Taprich, M. Fanton. F -Y ra' Q l -'-if Ga 'Z' 5 '53 Z2 f 'fi T of J '..1 ' Ji 'f 'ri I so 23 - 2 A ear fix.: a J. .. , Jr f.. - . -- 1 , , .- je . 4, t . .. . , ' -- ',' . . 5- f ' EE UFS . s 2' IU -f 'J 2 . ., 1 5.21: afi?:..f..-.fr , . 'W 3 f.. , iq- 'am cn ' ' - - ' 2 . 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Norwalk Leonard Espinoza Nick Gutierrez Art Areyalo Norwalk Bob Casiano John Fendler Jeff Espmoza Norwalk Norwalk arriers win six lose J' VARSI'l'Y SCORES' Artesia Glenn Gahr Pioneer Excelsior Santa Fe Lynwood Cal Hi Bellflower 27 vs. 'Team with fewest points wins. This year the Varsity roadrunners were led by their top runners, Mike Bernal fleftb and Jeff Espinoza fright? Mike placed second in the District finals with a time of 10:02. Jeff was right behind him placing third with a time of 10:33 three -at , i ka' if . Freshman Leonard Espinoza shows his speed. Coach Martin Row 1: P. O'Grady, D. Garcia, R. Williams. Row 2: D. Sherman, R Whiteman, J. Aspaturian. Running doesn't tire two-milers Ron Williams and Pat 0'Grady. Row 1: B. Basenback, R. Bernal, S. Medina. Row 2: C Celeste, M. Amesse, D. Whiteman. . .. , 'mf A, MMM -f-b,. LAf' , A -,iffy aa.: 5 -1: , ,. 4i1t,:xgfLx ,.,, V V,.., L 'rwif 'fa 1:SFX,7'2,fjj,F277'fv-fiI -we ' ' , ' . 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Mick Banes is being pressed very hard, but Dave Dodwell swims over to help Elf CF The Varsity team, coached by Mr. Quayle, had a hard time getting started this year. After the team got started, they showed that they were a team that could handle the ball and that they had great skill and accuracy. The Varsity team had a fair season of polo this year. Out of 14 games that they played, 8 were wins, and 6 were losses. him out. f ' VARSITY SCORES 3 Norwalk Millikan 10 L 4 Norwalk Aviation 7 if ' 3 Norwalk El Rancho 1 ' 'W' ,R 4 Norwalk Marina 9 ' f 3 Norwalk Westminster 2 N y 7 Norwalk Western 3 4 Norwalk G. Grove 8 12 Norwalk Artesia 4 4 Norwalk Rancho 7 5 Norwalk Servite 3 7 4 7 Norwalk Lynwood 1 10 Norwalk Poly 3 3 Norwalk Cal Hi 8 M ff Q 6 Norwalk Santa Fe 3 fb .3 'L' T . ,L ,L W , Mike Morelli Don Tayenaka A Q ,N Jack Shuey Dave Taylor Mick Banes Glenn Cooper Rich Hall Errol Calder Dave Dodwell Jim Hilliard Mick Banes, the most valuable Varsity man, shoots one of many of his 'Q goals this year. , f as y 15 H A L if 2 ,La, , if P' r 4 , Ea K 9 ,L f' 'uiQr7 'K 5 ...ua-..--.L olo teams have a hard season 999 Q. . , lisL..e- lik. 'sd :ga X C fi , , g H f . r. ?'ii1fL.Wl'f iii gg. , gf Row 1: Joe Samaha, Ralph Silva, Wyatt Still. Middle Row: Ron Duncan, 's L i g, Chuck Miller, Jim Nelsen, Charlie Arbollo, Blaine Robertson. Standing: J 3 Craig Allen, Rick Bryant, Chuck Newlin, Harlan Lindholm, John ' g M J Kollemeyer, Fred Taylor, John McGowan. L This yeel S Bee'S had Clllife 8 had Year- Chuck Miller, most valuable Cee 0111, of the 9 Eames they Played: file player, shoots to score, Bee s only won 2 of them. The Cee s did a little better than the Bee's and won 3 out of the 9 games. Coach Quayle stood BEE'S beside all of the P010 teeflls this yeel' and Row 1: Neal Sanborn, Chuck Hogue, Greg Allen, Dan Drew. Standing: Jim llelllefitllelll flll'0l1BllU1ell'elldeilV0l'S- Still, Terry Burns, Jim Johnson, Oscar Borello, George Black, Eddie Moreland. Mike Morelli, most valuable Bee man, shoots but misses. N V M fr. Jill 'A gl 93 :- Glen Cooper Mike Hartt The Varsity Swimmers for 1969 had an exceptionally prosperous season. They had many strong individualists and also two stout relay teams. Mick Banes Oscar Borello Errol Calder Dave Dodwell Richard Hall Andy Halsey Jack Shuey Don Tayenaka Dave Taylor Varsity Swimmers 'Kwarm-up before a meet. For the last two years Mr. Quayle has coached the swimming and water polo teams with respect and understanding. i Mormon outdo opponents Kneeling: Greg Allen, Fred Taylor. Standing: Craig Allen, Mike Morelli, Jim Still, Allan Jackson. BEES 6 Andy Halsey performs the breast-stroke for th Varsity team. t' wi 0' !'K. '?F43Z,hf9 fat? Sway 'Mt .f!t..',:..: it . .,t1, , ,, ,,, .,'? t l t 'i 'i J 'bry t rit 5 J 4? ff' y 5 5 yyyyyy H . Steve Parillo has served as the assistant coach for both the swimming and water polo teams. Steve has earned a great deal of respect from the teams. CEES Kneeling: Russell Johnson, Wyatt Still, Neal Sanborn, Joe Samaha. Standing: Jim Nelsen, Ed Moreland, Chuck Miller, Richard Bryant. .Q 'inn-m,Q'A, h 3 f. 1 1 , , Q 5 fQv Matmen show might in 2 'T tiff 'Y lil: f 3 f ,- -if n an Steve Hollis Jon Sawyer Leonard Gutierrez Bell Ohai Andy Halsey Doug Roy David Cuen Felipe VaI'g8S Alan Albright Joe Saunders J V David Amestoy Harold Jordan Row 1: Viall, Nehring, Bogner, Sexton, Still, Ramirez, Samaha, Ripp, Baker, Drew. Row 2: Baird, McC1ane, Vargas, Shubin, Lane, Parker, Campos, Smuts, Bernal. Row 3: Coach Stuart, Assistant Coach Kuhn, Pillman, Linde, Blew, Sexton, Kashirsky, Shuey. Cb 2 .. ig A A , 4 :l i , fa, ,r,, , , if .f bi f r,,,, lm I, for-::xf,1'i1'fj f54, WET, B : 'T , A ,fy , lg' r :fe 3 X fi fi :ilfias , f 5' 96 i- K r w if ,fi X J. 1 if fix , D it I victor , bravery in defeat Norwalk's 1969 wrestling team was ' , i ,, I one of its best. The team had many of F 9 if , A A its best wrestlers from the 1968 V 5 season return, and with help from 1 -, T l many talented newcomers, it went on J A y J , to an excellent season. 1 ar ' ' is Q 1 is 5 ' af, , The team was directed by Coach l , ' A ' Q p 1 'I Estes and Coach Brunner and given , - - I , 5 N 3 , ' , 5 -in fi rg 3 J: fi pointers by Frank Kuhn. i o A y,yA ,T-li' 9 i 'H -W ' r - r 1 f J S y Q J , 9 sl, l ' J 2 - 'e-i - l 'r U 'J l e - J - be .i ' it W a ftl'e fe e o f rne ntse f Wh 4 is W ha v Q ' , j., . I I, l V . , , I K 4 Q I -, 51. D r ' ' , S 1 9 9 K J Q A 9 E 5 . 1 Q mg ., I - J.V. Row 1: Kuhn, Arballo, Kelly, Kerns, Robinson, Bodey, Cole, Haro, Lopez, Fisher. Row 2: Duenez, Smith, Morales, Martin, Halderman, Jennings, Duke, Simmons, Eislllleililiow 3: Gallegos, Dempsey, Botello, Davis, Sheehan, Valles, Coach John Eshom Jerry Mitchell Paul Strait Dee Watson Paul Childers Richard Harrell John Sheets John Armijo Lee Anderson Terry Bolding W , ' sys, .. . ue,-as 5 E, - ,., gg. , .- ,fr '1 gs.-. me . '-QD .. - ,, M .r .. . 3 , ff 3 M 1 ff xx 5 A 1:29. - 2, M, ' wr ! jx! . x f 3451, ' 14 - , ,.. ' 1 V' 1 yf' 5 ' v,,. .sk -t 1 . ,Q H K A long shot for 2 points is made by Larry McK1nney 'E 1 vp' , K faces top Competition Norwalk High Varsity had a very challenging schedule this year. After many triumphs in pre-season games, the team went on to win the Norwalk Invitational Tournament. In the first few league games, Varsity experienced a few problems which were ironed out by the end of the season. Dwynn Schuster Jim Sprague, out in the open, makes a shot for Norwalk. MN' QU ll .t ig Elihgkaaj X Jim Scott Jim Sprague Ken Watson , V ,ff ' vmwf fr- Q 1' , ik Luka ,. Sf ..,., ,V I , Nw' C5 i l YM ,W 6 g Q?3i Xiiqi 'N vow if' 'Gfxf 1 .4 fum, g.,m ,-J, wg-g55y,, e2,ggvJf,.,,,3:- H--vsxezmpgfv' Witffkfiizifa ,::3T-f.I.,M ,.,, '24ga?::fgi4 ggi' wigs., F' -fn-fr:.1' ww-J. , 5 L' J x. r -vl 'f 'Wh ,,..- 'Ac '-,,,,...-P' N. aww ,,,,,-wwf B na it ' , . 'N NX! lv' 2. iw oopsters fall This year the Junior Varsity team had a very fine season. The team started out the season with great skill and precision and kept up its spirit through every game. After the J.V. team fought its way through a tough season, it ended up with a very good record. The Bee team had a challenging season. Although it started out on the wrong foot, the overall season was very successful. - snr, i s veslv i . fi P j 102 in R- Row 1: Mgr. T. Ahlgren, D. Bartel, R. Aeuna, D. Sherman. Row 2: J. Young, T. Sass, W. Montgomery, B. Simpson, D. Noteboom, M. Nakulak, B. Clark, R. Anderson. Row 1: Chris Verhulst, H. Zamot, S. Jerstad, B. Simpson, R. Ugali. Row 2: M. Cummins, J. Espinoza, B. DeYoung, C. Silverthorne, R. Gates. Row 3: Coach Mouw, C. Ontiveros, B. Bartee, J . Freeman, B. Moore, D. Bolding, D. Wiles. R 7- Tim Rodriquez shoots two points for the Cee team. with new spirit Both the Cee and Dee teams had very good seasons this year. Strong, consistent outside shooting by Rocky Gump and Derald Wimmer took the Cee's to a very successful season. The Dee's easily overpowered many teams as the result of the tremendous rebounding by Custodio Celeste. Also, good outside shooting by Leonard Espinoza and Tim Loza helped the team. Chris Verhulst makes a long shot. Row 1: C. Noboa, R. Stewart, F. Nostrand, D. Bullock, J. Porter. Row 2: R. Kerns, T. Moreno, G. Kelleher, Rock Gump. Row 3: C. Gordon, J. Muga, T. Rodriquez, J. Mefford, D. Wimmer. Row 1: D. White, D. Bergman, D. Garcia, R. Shephard. Row 2: B. Frantz, J. Tapprlch, D. Buma, B. Gelle. Row 3: L. Espinoza, M. Rowan, J. Duke, S. Hagy, C. Celeste, T. Loza. X . 3 'xp I fy' W I Z Vf R bg Q4 giiii , 7,1 M ,, 5, 5 3 .wapinm-.-f. .fa 1.1.--:Ja-gn...-..wm.Wmi .. -li im. , 2: ,A - .L ,Q N if x int- , ' js' . A Q . s- , 5, A1 bfvrv 67,4 . I LLVAW,',gii?E f' 'YL' 'f Q K - !...MygV, M, V, . - - yr. E,-5 A ,A . . Lz,-. g.11'f2f.f1:1.1if-,-z 1,154 3753, k -' Qf-,mu W- ...iff , 353154152542 :ei -:fig-4,KQL, Pm Y ,bs 4 -N -'uigfv - fi -+ mg .L f' :Wig 'r A nf 5VL1j33ig,5.f:'---N-NH ,Ji 'N V,zielljifl2,QE5.QRWi!Q1iNJ1LFfhi'455L . , pqsebf'-'K' I i i E Q 5 Xx 1.1 W . .. .MQ V, MJ w gl .3 ld .3 .K I 4, M , ss X . 4 , . -4 ,gq Sv, , 1 2 ' ' 7 fffxig' Q' Rig: 5 5' l yi. y in Q fn g if . , K I '- , f .-: - 2 W4 'W' 4 V V Q , Y Q ff Y 1 Na 'I X 'Y I F S , gf.. A A ' 0 j. ,. Q 1 ' if l . 1 u , . n ' 0 Q 'iq 1 W ' :NA V! I cv H j-X an Q 1- K , . Q N f N ' x :Eli ,L-zfia, - ggi 1' rin -, fsfafn ' r t 2 5 l 3 5 .,.,..,1s.- , .-.0 Y .yin .. f I W V W 5 , 6. , ,!mL.w.fSfsQfQ,,g,avteri2gJ 15 . - W' 1 , iww ,fx Q, ... . W.. ,H gg it .M M N. WMWPW Y-mm-umm iw, ,.,A Lawn' . 'W' ' 'X1 21.- -W. . , W L,,,gfg2,,ESQQAZQMZ,.vm-m.f4A.X 151 X S,!,g'f 5,5 A . I f.?r V M M 5. B 1553 .Rx QQ, 1 K Y N sf I I -x lg, Q' ..-,, 5' i- --Q -- 'S 5.95- 9 , ,,,,,. racksters battle for top spot av nv 'e,' ali ,fd ,...---' ik.. ........-- ax Y, K 1, f 4- rv l EAA W'-any , 5 'im -DP g .J YW Mike Aguirre Steve Basenback Bob Casiano John Fendler David Amestoy Art Arevalo John Aspaturian Mike Bernal Joe Botello Bob Casanares Bill Conner Jeff Espinoza Leonard Espinoza Alfred Garcia Gerald Griffin Paul Hackler in league 'A .,. :ffl 'b ' -b Y -.:-. QQ W. -egg: . 1 ,,.v and .vv l Bee Team members constantly strived to improve their skills. This year Norwalk's Track Team, coached by Mr. Martin, Mr. Saver, and Mr. Hino, showed great prospects and looked good in the San Gabriel Valley League finals. Having an excellent Cee Team and 1.5 7,34 yA,l L , showing hopes for a great Varsity team in fiijfc future years, Norwalk did well in League 'f competition. B' K T My any : .Q-u '- 1 'ad' ,-mx 1- A . , Q v i. Alan Hanson Ben Ohai Steve Rodriguez Russ Walker Coach Martin Cee Track Team showed great authority and back-up strength as they overpowered many teams in the San Gabriel Valley League. ,K ,m lj' wie 2 F. Y. Q.. i fa iv X i ff it Zi ? 6 9 'I S '24 ax Eff, .. 'I 1- ' -1- 6 -152:11 ' 3 K . m,m.b , 8 xl .: 'Zn JA. . gf iv 9 M' Vx heme an hikers? H' A Mike DiMario Terry Franklin Jim Frausto Jay Freeman Chris Gipe Andy Halsey George Hudson Andy Irizarry Frank Kelleher Mike Ludlam Wayne Montgomery Coach Hickman i Varsity hits hard VARSITY BASE BALL Norwalk's varsity baseball team had a fairly successful season but lacked pitching ability. Coach Hickman's Execution System and Winner's League were responsible for improving and maintaining the team's spirit throughout the season. Andy Irizarry shows the way a Lancer should strike out Hi . Greg Nares Dave Parra Tim Parrino X J, ns. N, if 5 , , u 3 , ' Q , 1 ,lf 2' EWU, i Q ish xii - .114 N 4 -fn. ka t 4 Harley Roberts Louie Weinmueller Gary Wilson ibiza? M sum anccr batmcn overcome lt . EI ' if Ei, it 'u , k,Y, Q.. 'U xx 1. P XX Vi X in Q JV Row 1: Ricky Knight, Randy Stewart, Steve J erstad, Tim Loza, Doug Croze, Harold Johnson, Harlan Hagelstrom, Larry Smay, Richard Weldon. Row 2: Coach Bales, Tom Ahlgren, Craig Birt, Mike Nakulak, Mike Cummins, Mike Daly, Phill Powell, Pierre Romo, Ralph Hunt, Dave Rodriguez, Greg Hess, Larry Bernal. Coach Bales Jim Frausto of the varsity team shows the proper way to strike out. 1w.vt:,..1:zaesfl.-af.. 1 -- ' . JV BASEBALL JV baseball players showed an amazing amount of ability in their pitching capacity. Lagging at the beginning of the season, they made a great recovery in the end. A strike is called as Paul Lorkovic swings. 1. 9 Q S-ati, -f r , N '--11 - - s , 'A . ,K M ,ix an Q 6 A Q- W .nav . -,ww Mi , -, .. J, 1 . www ,, - . a V as I ,-so--Q11 .11 1..f,1M.q1fQ5,gi'fayQif.q,fs.Qgmf5,ff:4f: af,f 'A , -' , L, :,t,e- A ,-f f M-5 .... ,Z--'--...'f-aaafi gr,-If V , Q. f , 4, fi A ff. g ,4'vs.qnaf5a'M!? . I , , 3 . .'k I ' K. i K ' . 1 .' it 1 ' I W' - .5 M? A v . , , M, ,Q - '-1 mf' t :, ij..Qf A Y , ,fi V ..,, , . N -- fini ,fx lg 'fwK2fe1tg,,,.f f 'K ' M., ,n:7 ..'q, . , c r.. f21f'f+3g4w.yf7Q,w f' A. iff ,J ,l-mia,-fy., ,vygi ,, k ,..t ..., .k J ,ff ,, D ,L , m.:75wa..v My N J' ,, fl-W . V fe .. .-aff.-W 5. f -' ' Q ,. , r 2 - -,m5fvf 4, 1 A , .. , ., t iw M'L,'g' ,g . - L-z-4 in -.L J 'f'..:,,1's.,f.?!:u..w. .,..g fft. 'i foes George Hudson rounds first base and heads safely to second. Paul Lorkovic warms up before a game. FROSH BASEBALL The freshman baseball team had an extremely challenging year. By playing each game with skill and accuracy, the team was able to overcome many of its foes. In times of defeat, the team exhibited a high degree of sportsmanship. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Coach Wong Row 1: Greg Kelleher, Bob Candelaria, Paul Bodey, John Armijo, Bob Fields, Mike Rowan, Derald Wimmer. Row 2: Fred Weinmueller, Paul Lorkovic, John Seynei, Dennis Reyes, David Wiles. Row 3: Coach Wong, Pete Peterson, Fernando Gonzalez, Charlie Hashimura, Frank Nostrand, Xavier Malo, Steve Hagy, William Haller, Gary Abel, Mike Moscow, Mike Hagelstrom, Robert Ripp. 9 9 rf 9 Vu 9 if Vt Golfers swing into Q Z ai ' ,Q l ' .... ..s-- ,ff ' il' . M' . L 4 , K ,lk x , -.i ,..l WR! 3 gpg Bob Samson practices his swing. l f 1 1 w. Ed Kelly shows good form. - ll .- 4 V H if ' f f 4 1 . h 1 Q K an I ELA.. gf Q ,I I Q , K V A? ,,,,..m X K 3 ll f ' Xl ' S4 lg '41 59' A 1 if Bill Johnson Tom Jones Ed Kelly Bob Samson John Wall Coach Noble -A -Q-.Q-hh action Junior Varsity golfer Jim Dawson displays his form while practicing. This year Norwalk's Varsity golf team showed other schools that they were a tough team with which to contend. Coach Noble emphasized many techniques and pointers which were valuable assets to those on the golf course. The J.V. team also showed great promise for the future. ,1 'pf jv . if 1 g - Row 1: Ed Rippon, Stuart Williger. Row 2: Mike Frett, Jim Dawson. Ed Frett works on his drive. I 4 , 'f w f, ' ll3 Rifle team is o. 1 in :W Ax' A KWH fr M. ffl Y I Y T l .3 'fl .pw 2 av- Q Q. 'PA in fX Bill Bernal Don Carter Dean Fackrell Wayne Fleming Wayne Henry David Kilgore Lee Long Mark Switzer Steve Walker A ,Qin Q. Colonel Jerry Bernard Norwalk's Rifle Team, coached by Colonel Jerry Bernard, proved to be one of the greatest teams in the school's history as it finished the regular season undefeated. After winning the three regional matches, the team went on to capture the highest award possible, the State Championship, at San Luis Obispo on March 28 and 29. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES 10-Man State Championship Team-1723 Points W. Henry 186 S. Walker 175 Long 184 W. Fleming 169 Kilgore 183 D. Vanderwaal 168 151 150 SPP? Carter 183 M. Switzer . Girard 179 D. Fackrell 5-Man State Championship Team-911 Points Henry 190 D. Carter 179 Kilgore 185 S. Walker 175 L. Long 182 W. Fleming, Alternate Individual Records Gov. Earl Warren Trophy Award, State Small Bore Rifle Championship Match Winner, Lee Long-191 Total. Lt. Maurice Verondra Award for Outstanding Score in Rifle Championship Match, Lee Long-191 Total. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight Perpetual Rifle Match Trophy, Highest Individual Aggregate Score State Championship Match-Wayne Henry-572 Total. Pri Norwalk Rifle Team's top shooter, sophomore Wayne Henry, led them to an outstanding year. the state of California BEE RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Dee Watson, Jeff Smay, Ken Carr, Lyle Baker. Row 2: Tim Cornell, Steve Cornell, Dan Fackrell JV RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Robert Weber, Chuck Lagman. Row 2: James Greer, Ray Rust, Lynn Burton, Harold Bailey. ' .sb Illlllnsvomo- G.A.A. members find Follow-through is important in badminton. Sandy Sutton shows the good form it takes to complete a serve in tennis. X 5 , ,- V . I.. 9, M 511.-A Ve' N Q . , y Q , N it a .ft . I wh ,, V . ..V i -- Lihfiilf 'Hi-'49 J, V 'K S , Q Q K i S' sl .,,, in ,,, t me V , 'Qi ,, . ' fi' I -,Vwefehseedf E V i Q V P '- 4' 1 . ,., ,awxg - . , - ..g-.-.,-.,,.. - . 3. A B A A +14 as 'e -'ii 1 if r aVV.V ss - , e-..,,wzV i 85,59 -More ' , 1' an t ,.. .. f -'Sl 1 l 11444 QAM f V . 1 can Rachel Monfredi and Debbie Wells did exceptionally well in archery. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A. was formed for those girls having a special interest in sports. Members of G.A.A. had a choice of tennis, badminton, volleyball, archery, softball, football, and basketball, two of which were offered each quarter. At the end of every quarter the girls traveled to other schools to compete in play days. G.A.A. sponsored the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet at the end of the year. This year's officers were Terry Thompson, Presidentg Bonnie Leyh, Vice Presidentg Nancy Trusler, Secretaryg and Sharon Jones, Treasurer. Randi Spytman hikes the ball . X 1 f Q:fjffik5l f M , f :S 5 , ylf fg ga g? 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Sw-9 ' .w.'- - 4, 'f f --,. '- -Aff,-, A f Q. . if ,Sh - Q .Md-.'-gs V .-s'5'?Qf lk' 432 SH. s faiTb ?'a..f..f ?1,v!i-3, - , f - , 1: Bonnie Burton waits for Pearl Celeste to strike out. Nancy Trusler assists Bonnie Burton in making a point in volleyball. .. 1 H7 'V X, J. Rodriguez A. Wallace D. Simmons L. Bernal Bernal, Greer, Armstrong Watson, Hagen, Carr, Rust Robinson, Fackrell Vanderwaal, Davis Simmons, Haller, Bankes, Gardner, Merchant Rodriguez, smay, van Kirk: Wood, Haro, Nehring Schwerdtfeger, Flemming. al adets Contribute to school activities Morales. l r Long, Bennallack Garcia, Cryer Bernal Bernal, Blrt Cornell Easley, Webber Cornell Baker, Dally Ripp Carter, Mlze Utzman Robinson, Vanderwaal Chambers Henry Haro Switzer, Stonebraker A group of students who work on and off campus for the betterment of the school is the Cal Cadets. The Cal Cadets receive far too little recognition for their hard work. At football and basketball games and almost every other school activity, the Cadets were involved by either selling refreshments or watching the gates. CADET STAFF Btn. Com. Maj. Kilgore. Row 1: Sgt. Wallace, Cpl. Garcia, Cpl. Burton CXFXC Fackrell. Row 2: Capt. Walker, Lt. R. Girard, Lt. G. Girard, Lt Maraden, CXFXC Lagman. MILITARY POLICE UNIT Com. Lt. G. Girard. Row 1: Sgt. Wallace, Cpl. Bernal, Cpl. Garcia, Cpl. Watson, Cpl. Burton, Cdt. Bankes, Cdt. Robinson, Cdt. Cornell. Row 2: S!Sgt. Simmons, Sgt. Greer, Cpl. Carter, Cdt. Morales, CXFXC Lagman, Cdt. Carr, CXFIC Fackrell, Cdt. Rodriguez, Cdt. Whittall, CXFX C Merchant, Cdt. Cornell, Cdt. Wood, Cdt. Haro. ,,.w..,...-...-..--N-.........,.,-Q ' HONOR GUARD r rH----M Row l: Cpl. Bernal, Cpl. - Garcia, Cpt. Burton. Row Q j 2: CXFXC Lagman, Sgt. , 4. , 1 , 6 wp Greer, Cpl. Carter, Com. 'T 3. - f W 2 W Lt. Maraden. I Q 91 A p M',,, s .6 ,Q . J .?..ft1 fl I 'aff I I g i ,h xc.. I 1 , ig x kr b,-' ' ,pf lty ,A I: I . I I 1 new itil-Eii a, I-15 ,a WHAT ' I if s , ? 3 -.JY 21tiH1CfOIA x ,xxx X X 'X ,Tk - 53 if 1 . ' f -fs . 1 1 f , -A J f' '1 ,fp -,1 W, K X Ll f S e n i 0 r S Senior Editor: S san J ack , My A 1 Ny. X , ,sei TER CAfL5N,Qre'i5s. , ,,,.,, M Man.-n.,,.... Head Senior Advisor Mr. Wong discusses some of the upcoming plans and activities with Doug and Lynn as the final details are set. Errol extends the Senior Class's congratulations with red roses to Homecoming Queen Lynne Bottema. Senior officers work for better year Senior Class officers this year were President, Doug Roy, Vice President, Errol Calder, Secretary, Lynn Anderson, Treasurer, Margaret Garciag and Historian, Sandy Thompson. These officers were responsible for making several of the school year's activities turn out so well. Some of the activities were Homecoming, Ditch Day, Baccalaureate, and the All-Night Party. They also sponsored a school dance as well as several bottle and paper drives. 4 r ,Q wt, Q . mr ' Seniors receive good fb Sealbearers ,ff r grades to graduate as aff, '- B' is V T ,:' W,,, . Q - its Irene Anderson Kay Gerold Marty Selser Patty Tsubokawa 46' Mike Hartt Dale Peterson Gene Ponce Y 'V ..,,,,,,,y 'U Pat Burns Sharon Rippon Sealbearer Marty Selser makes future plans for college. Terry Thompson Diana Walker Jim Sprague Bill Stapley Sandy Thompson df 'WM Ge 1 A-ww 4--ua-s 41.4 I ,EN 3 . It IS an honor to become a Sealbearer, and Norwalk High is proud of those who attain this standard In order to become a Sealbearer, it is necessary to make CSF for four semesters including one semester during the senior year. The California Scholastic Federation an honorary academic organization, requires at least 3 A s 1 B and no grade lower than a C excluding P E to become a member. Seniors who met Sealbearer requirements second semester are not pictured. Best All round Carol Aardema -.g,. 1 John Abel Terry Thompson and Robert Casanares were honored with being selected as Best All Around Seniors, resulting from the combined votes of the Outstanding Senior categories. Paula Abel Mike Aguirre Connie Alavizos Carol Alvarado Luis Albidrez Bruce Allen Carla Albright Joann Alongi Herlinda Alvarado David Amestoy Senior are Chosen Yolanda Anaya Lee Anderson Judy Arevalo Janet Anderson Lynn Anderson Homecoming Queen Lynne Bottema is surrounded by her princesses, Debora Egger, Sue Blew, Deanna Egger, and Patty Tsubokawa. aaiyreaaf i'ii?r .zrff ' A ii in Li U fi ij si 55 54 5 LYNQ ' f e Q SU? W Fifi? . , s if I A Li gif. S- q, 4, f R A is g J' Beverly Atwood Lee Austin ,.-7 Linda Baca Tim Banist Mick Bancs Darlene Barry Tom Bartolotto BL M -in-f Seniors their Brenda Berry Sandra Bateman Doug Beecher Steven Beraxdino Cathy Bean Jcncene Bcnnctt Mike Bernal Put Bluesser Sue Blew W sew-ar Lynne Billeb Bonnie Beycrs Russell Boley Becky Borba Mary Blacsser Senior Vicki Reeves talks with Junior Valerie Bogner at the lockers as Debbie Atkinson rummages through her locker. work for school V' Patty Tsubokawa, Song Leader and Student Body Vice-President, and Louie Albidrez, Student Body President, were selected as Most Service to the School. 'wmv NQJ Rita Botello Susan Bouchard Lynne Bottema Jenny Bower Steve Bradley Barbara Bressler John Brightup William Brown Donald Bullock Roger Burkle Robert Burrell Lynn Bryant Loel Burger Pat Burns Bonnie Burton lirrol Calder ' Pat Butlcs Bobbi Caldwell Richard Cameron Lorraine Camacho 1-lllcn Campbell Snack time p several ik' Diane Campuzano Beverly Carlson Snack time pep rallies were alwa s fun. Junior Dayle DeGrafft and Head Yell Leader Terry Thompson stir up enthusiasm for t e football players. G1lbcrtCampox Debbie Carmichael ROSIL Caslaneda . , aa . 2 f' jill nl A- -, +V Twice a month at Snack the school newspaper came out. Here Ken Neff and Lee Long enjoy their copy of the Voice. offers activities Karilccn Chartier Simon Chavarria Q . .,. Q W p- f lb' X JY, Gilbert Chavez Donald Childers Mike Codon Kathryn Chilcott Barry Clzuk Juzm Cepeda Bob Chambers Diane Chavez Douglas Collins John Cornelison omecoming is Senior Jim Sprague sits in front of the school while relaxing between classes. 'bf' gs Steve Cornell Robert Cox Paul Cox Susan Cross nv P' 1 I 'Q ar' 'b 'US 'W ff? 5 9-5--- 1. Cathie Cuillerier Barbara Curran Randy Culwell Jill Davis Lawanna Davis Teni DeAngelis Steven Dempsey Patrick DeAmicis Chris DeMendoza Debbie Denslow ax., dis. f i , ,I W iff: Diane Dysynske Kathy Egge Homecommg Prmcess Sue Blew, a beautlful addition to the homecomlng court, was escorted by M1ke Rodrlguez. ww A - RN-1. Kathy Favorite GUY FHWSOII Mike Felix Good personality stimulates Vicki Evans - - Edward Faria V E 1, 4, 5 'W' L John Fendler Best Personalities Steve Berardino and Sue Blew were selected because of their friendly dispositions. ,ff ,,...f Ernest Fenton Michael Fikes Elaine Fielding Teri Fobes ,nl 9 ur-ef Larry Ford Charles Foster gm at Paul Fox Jimmy Frausto Q ' -frrwsm amid: friendship Q . W -firhv ' SQL if ' r Q Senior Kay Gerold buys a candy cane from Juan Cepeda. This yearly sale is always one of the most enjoyed. xg. sf Kenneth Frederick Lona Fults Frankie Galt Noelia Fuentes Pat Gallardo 'JV Q--r Michael Garcia Vivian Garcia Judith Gates Julia Garcia Margaret Garcia This year a new shorthand lab has been set up. Lynn Anderson does her work as Mrs. Houts assists. ' A , f W: - .N 5 1, , 1 . is J .ll l fi 3 1 , ' 1:55 f ,.,, K gi V I J I. . J , in J 2' Q .,, ' f fe if Helen Grubb Judy Gray Sandra Grist Gerald Griffrn Robert Grove Seniors think Kay Gerold Carolyn Gibbs Roy Girard Jimmie Gonzales George Granado Jimmy Grubb Janelle Grubbs about appearance rs., ,ful Lane Hall Richard Hall YF'-. iv? Greg Gump Gail Haas LaVeme Haines Joseph Gutierrez Elise Haferkamp Chosen by their class as Best Looking were Seniors Gary Wilson and Lynne Bottema. 4,59 Sandra Hamaker Victoria Hardin Mary Hansen Marilyn Harrell Myra Harrell Michael Hartt Tom Hawthorne James Helm Sandra Hasley Kathy Heer Kathleen Herbison Seniors musical Victor Hemandez Robert Hidalgo Barbara Herring Teresa Hilts Seniors Tom Harwell and Lynda Hochandel enjoyed participating in Music on the Grass, a new activity on campus. Lv 2 Ii t- 4- . ,ig Lynda Hochandel Steve Hollis Roger Hoffman George Hudson enjoyed various activities Q-4' Sue Huffman Jen Hunter Steven Hughes Sherrie Huston Susan Jackson This year many of the Seniors enjoyed singing with the Madrigals, led by Mr. Waldman. 1 is 'Y ',-WY' 4:5 nv,,,,.. CTA? Robert Johnson Thomas Jones Tom Jones Donald Kanae Sharon Jones Timothy Jones Harold Jordan Jo Ellen Jacobs Pam Jiles -. Karen Kelley Edward Kelly my Gary Lawton Cheryl Leach Anne Lemos , 'Lf 'L' W .Q President Sandy Thompson sells pickles to Mick Banes during the newly initiated Drill Team Pickle Sale. high among Seniors Gary Linendoll Lee Long Vivian Lopez Chris Lorkovic Ken Low John Maciel Cathlecn Maestas Michael Ludlam Nancy Lyle Tom Macliachem Vicky Lybarger Lynda Lynch ,.f xf, - ffA A- 1, Chris Mailhiot David Maxaden Melissa Mangrum James Maraden Most Talented Joy Penter and Bob Kevoian enjoy singing, acting, and playing various instruments. Sharin Martin David Matthews Seniors demonstrate if Wg HM' -ff' Robert May Debbie McGrath acting, singing, in 1 fif' Phil McMeans Becky McTee Ray Miles Sandy McPhearson Tom Mena Tom Miller -umm, Q5 Danny Millis Pat Mitchell Linda Monfredi Linda Milton Gary Mize Roger Montijo talent in and selhng Ed Moye Lorraine Munoz Josephine Muga Ruben Natividad 'hy' Eileen Moore Judy Moran Steven Moore Charles Moscou Lawanna Davis sells a candy apple to Laraine Schmidt for the GAA money raising project. af!-F' f l Penny Nichols Semors Mlke Aguirre and Russ Walker enjoy makmg a game out of .awvmt . mf Roy Ortiz Linda Osuna .I jfslfi j ji the year go fast e . I if? . ? Most Athletic Ben Ohai and Sharon Jones enjoy participating in many sports. WSW-r 'NV' Terry Painter Charlotte Pearson Joy Penter Lorraine Paskett Marty Pemstein 1 vyx, V f . ,wig P ' Dale Peterson Debbie Peterson Jim Pickens Mary Ann Perez Marti Peters gn ' . , ::...,R 143 ..ff' The first step C P - 2254 EXl-lll'SlT PMERBACK sxrusn Senior Karen Kelley looks over the selections at the Book Fair. , f M Q Randy Pylant Vincent Quaranta Steven Pylcs Jonna Rabjcrg Becky Ramirez C1 'v Cindy Pierson Julian Ponce Carole Porter Joanne Pratt Dave Puckett Starr Ray Jewel Reason to success is reading iff' Linda Rlddoch Gloria Reed Vicki Reeves Tom Reed Maggie Reyes Jean Rich and Gene Ponce were selected this year as Most Likely to Succeed. Sharon Rippon Joe Roberts Nilda Rodriguez .,N,, Mike Rodriguez Cynthia Romo Head Flag Twirler Nancy Nichols performs with Junior Janice Grabec during one of the NHS games. Seniors rate kr' Joyce Ross Lucillc Ruiz Doug Roy Charles Ruvolo 'iw ww-if Joan Ryan Ed Sanchez Rita Salazar Janet Sanchez Ronald Sanchez Larajne Schmidt Debbie Schott Tom Sass Evelyn Schneider Dwynn Schusier highest James Scott Marlyce Selser LEWIS Sherman Pam Seidman Mlchael Seynel Chfford Sllvers Delia Sosa Evelyn Sosack Bill swpley r Q A 1 E ' Randi Spytman Gilbert Staniill 'N Q. 1 . 1 U- r 'E Q! 3: i 'v'a,, L, X at E Q A Sandy Thompson Terry Thompson Barbara Strub Carolyn Swink Joy Terrell Peggy Starkey Robert Stopnik Richard Stoffel Joy Story Seniors will times they've Friends gather to enjoy their free time in Senior Square. 5 U l. ' Sandy Thompson, Terry Thompson, and Irene Anderson enjoyed performing with the Drill Team and Pep Squad. remember the spent together . 1 Susan Trimble Nancy Trusler Don Trautman 'asf my Mike Turner Rose Tumer Efren Valadez Raelynn Turner Colleen Uyehara Dee Tretheway Patti Tsubokawa Barbara Valdez Brenda Van Winkle umorists year A f,,..s, A I 1 A1 D Steve Walker Douglas Wa.rd Ken Watson Lawanna Davls and Bob Kevolan demonstrate why they received make the Senior more enjo able FEL5' P 335- ,J f , Mi , ' I J t A Kay Gerold and Raelynn Turner enjoy their time left at school by V4-La. ww. Q,--r.f9faa.zfaQvar.,,4.a.,,.r,,. vs, Morten Wiik Beth Wilson Cynthia Williams Gary Wilson 'we ' ,rf--1 Paul Wood Kristi Zabala Donna Zamora Janice Woodbury Don Zamora Flovd Zink goofing off in Senior Square. ,...4 Doris Winters Irene Anderson Bill Bernal Donna Black Terry Bolding Charles Breuninger Duanc Breuninger Larry Burrington Jim Butler Jenice Carter Robert Casanares J oe Casino Manuel Contreras Glen Cooper Roland Cooper Joe Dominguez John Duke Duane Durbin Clyde Empson Faydra Frame Roxy Gelle Cathy Gilbert Bill Hackler Paul Halderman Robert Hamel Pam Hanus Richard Herrera Linda Hiti Amaldo Irizarry Pat Johnson Sandy Jones David Wood SHY SENIORS David Kilgore Rick Lackey J oe Lancaster Phil Laney Robert Lee Larry Lehman Jo Ann Magallanes Maria Martinez Larry McKinney Don Miller Bob MOHCBZ Allan Morgan Sally Moss Jack Munger Steve Parillo Jean Rich Chris Ridgel Ed Rose Ken Russo Bill Smith John Steinbergs Louis Townsend Carole Wade Steve Wilson Dennis Wood Lorraine Wood Rodney Woodside Jack Wyrick Pam York Rose Zavala 151 21 time for lasses Classes Editor: Debi Schoonover President Charles Silverthorne Junior advisors Miss Holt and Mrs. Carter look over next year's schedule. N. .gap Vx, ,IV Q Vice-President Margo Hashimura it Secretary Janet Rico uniors look forward to from a Girls' League member mam Juniors Tony Santillo and Robert Mefford buy a candy cane MQ., i I f--fx Q.-. ...Y , M. my I asm: -rr e'fiN'DUi.l J ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS The hard-working Junior cabinet did a great job this year. They are Suzanne Anderson, Margo Hashimura, Chuck Row 1: Emily Maddox, Suzanne Anderson, Janice Grabek. Silverthorne, Janet Rico, and Janice Grabek. Row 2: Joyce Markle, Dana Simmons, Ilse Harle, Bev Hartt. Senior year Five hundred spirited and alert juniors began assuming their role as upperclassmen in September by sponsoring the annual Howdy Hop. With the assistance of Miss Holt, Junior Class advisor, the cabinet and interested juniors began making plans for the various fund-raising projects of the year. The cabinet consisted of President Charles Silverthorne, Vice-President Margo Hashimura, Secretary Janet Rico, Treasurer Janice Grabek, and Historian Suzanne Anderson. Juniors received their class rings in October. Members of the Class of 1970 sponsored a money-making dance at the end of first semester. The project netted enough money to host the Junior-Senior Prom at the Lakewood Country Club. Treasurer Janice Grabek Historian Suzanne Anderson f 'ai , .41 give .xiii E 3 2 al ' Z , s M ,' ? 53 at fa, ' gg! if f' W 14? I Z e if ' A t 5 it T55 we ,F . f-Q5-if - E h wt, ' f , H, ' 1,- F. . N ,Iwi 1 ' iEf55?. 2 1 - 5 A ' ft? at as 4 -A I V. 'N . '5 ,- ff' . W VS V . ...ef . , . g lf' ' . 1 t ' J , I , i Q-afy, s .xx ex 1 I . ae L.x3,l'V,l il, US! Q tw, , 'tx , t it f at X. ffl K 2 '3 2 ,z ,.nv:g:inv-Mzz fgsry . fqfrgf' fi'H'jHJ'4tlErl?SS'fs' 0- ' Z SV- 'g Haig -' f 1 - ' ' ' , MW 1 ' --yy .tp .513 .155 Z 2 x5g35!,,. ,. . ,. ,fl if ' Ei X :fra :Lis 2? it f ' we 5' - 1' A . ea. 'Z :fg , 12, ,. , , f 1 ,,.., A W, . Q i: 'Tu ' - l J Y ' .. iff' 5, - E ' ' . 5 , A ' .HW ' 3 - ,Q -. ' ' . ' M ' A -wifi -:, ',f+ - A 4 ' gi It .. Debbie Acosta Ron Acuna Rudy Aguilar Genie Aguirre Wendell Ahem Ralph Altamirano Esther Al varado Loretta Alverez Juanita Alva Debra Amaro Corrine Anderson Suzanne Anderson ,...7 , Juniors Pam Wheel, Jack Shuey, Bonnie Leyh, and Jim I-Irlhard pass out the Voice during snack. lass of ima, 70 hows 2153545 - .V .-I . - '1-5' 1 Q gzf.. L ff A ., I ,q K ? ' Steve Anderson L , ff v- -xii K h '25 nf 5? Ann Applegate V j S 3 ,, K if A' V K ' gr 4? Mollie Aragon l l'7ff,f.,i A 'Z' f ' ' ' ' j W, A ' 1' ' I ' .f 9, - ' Victor Arias ' , 4 . 5 L l 'Af' . ' .- 'Q 1 Paula Armstrong ff ,f t ,- A 'f, . - greg ., ' ' Linda Arrieta k j ' A gm 'B ' infer W ', ' 4 . X: - '-fa-fl AX 7 . its '-dl 'Al R :gy . ,,,,., l , , A 4 1 my ,, - 5 .,,i ' i 'i A 's A , af . A ' , . Q 'ff :gs A A A: ef ?' . t. - V 1 ' ' , ,A tl I, A , , ' Q, Aw , . Nancy Ash, ' 3 1- ' I 4' l g gb- 8 I 6 .-Q 1+ 2' , ' Debbie Atkinson psf - I ' A L Q , ' ' 'lfwu 4 A Q'-' , Y Wayne Baird o A f nf , it JI i A fx A ' 'f Y B ,, ,s ' B 1, f ' - Q , rg--1 f .. . V1 ,, 5 ,,,, A , if ,. i . L., . i vit , '4 ' 3, Marsha Baker A 3 -Q A- ' - --.-wi Dotty Barrett A ff.-f '- f ' :Ui ,. 'NJ '44 f Charles Barron .1 W fr - fl , , S I P' 3, X gg Tim Barton .- Q ' ' ' , W L- A .-- I L ' ' f ' Steve Basenback , ff h 1 4-. 25 I f Barbara Bateman 1 t e , A ,ia t A , to' ,, - '2 , 3 '- -at 1 in s 1 , 'swf ' v',f , ,xiQ':'ff. 31 , f:ef:,.,,,'- B ll I T W - 4 I N Bonnie Bauer l 4 Q' l .. 4 A' ' A if we Douglas Bedeu l 'P '. ' I Q ' Eff ,lk' 9 Mike BBUOFHO A - 6 J- ' - I 2 , .52 3 ' , Margaret Belyea , 5 1 W' i ' ' - Vinzina Benigno ,, 5 . ,rf , ' QQ ,TTL ,f lad A . Joe Bef-se ' gi , rf . V 'i :f, ,. , 1 I, wg V,,,V ie: Kim Bennet! Bob Bergadine Andrew Bemal Jay Bingaman Sandy Blair Brad Blankenship Linda Blazer David Blew Valerie Bogner Laura Boone Kristine Bowers Deborah Braccio Ellen Bracken Jeannie Bragg Rachel Bravo James Brooks Jim Brooks Sue Broussard fir' 1 -sr l ff ,, 9 J . A' a ii? ' , , H ' . ' V , , K, , ae. , , .W 4 . 'Vi Vg Q. , L fs- ,, ' H flfi , ' ' 12' ' ww ' I V, f V, V J , , V V x VV V, V A,,, Y JV r - J f ' fa ' BEET , w , ' ro A ?,if,.:f Spf ,X V ., .. r 2 - 5: K f 'K A ef ' ,L 11 , 'QM 1 V ,, , our .I L ,,,, ix 3 V , st- 'Q ,--' - W, - , zxgzgy. 1 5- 'X' f B. me J , .l r . V .- , ,H ers. V ,V , . '4 T: Z J ffm' fm H, V V V, A ago. ' 1 'fe .ram 4 ' l S. a variety of personalities Christine Brown Keith Brown Ron Brown Eric Brubakken Paul Bucklen Debbie Bumcrot Peggy Burch Cindi Burger Joanne Cabrera Janice Callon Diana Calvillo JoDean Candler W V ,,...:, 3' , H K ' ' 1 we-A 1 Y - K , J E at I A 5 ' ' nf 4-, , ' V J ' 1 g ' g ., Q Z 53? 'S B :, J is ' - WW X 1 V VJ J. V VV i - 1 be JY , A f 1' .az , xanax ,I ' e Y',N:-, V. I V x f i , ., H A Vi ' P - 12' X 4, ---M ,V 5' 5 U Mi . Half - ie ' 9 5' r ,,- N U24 712, ' J J ff' J 'r,,,i ' J 'r ' i J 1 s-'k 'A - N - J J if- ' rw' J 7 it 1 'S l r 5- ' ' fi? U ' ii P: Z1 xy, 1'-mi r fx ' Cheerleader Valerie Norton helps lead the enthusiastic crowd. 2235i K . i in ,N 77253 'h'h'. A 'h 'i'fZEifE , , i , ' -gffzy L f ' x ' 'ir .fr 4:5 K4 s ..,, ui E g K i V e 'n - . 'z gt gy X 2 gf, 2' ,f M: Q, A f A- M21 - as- ' 1 Skmx i C ' ' Q' , it iii: f ffdlwh J K 1 f9lf.'Tz ' I . ' Lietfff 5? 9 3 f ' K I ' ' ' - 'V . . Q ? Girls' League candidates Valerie Norton and Dianne Hilton prepare for elections by signing one another's petitions. D!! A .Lgifffliy C F 5 7 . 'z : ,Lf if up ,VVA f ps. Y f .,KV, I X V., Q M-am --f,. V ks l - ,LH 1 'KR 8 K Q is fi v J ai? X K ,.'k.1z ...1 by . f . ,'-,k 1 fs H 1 4 ' V if ' 1- cw. an A I ' 1 2 ' tem: , 'W 0 N 1 y-...Q xr 3 ah Nb -.f SC Eugenia Cid Milo Clark Steve Clenbenee Craig Cloninger Bill Conner Susie Contreras Alice Cook Judy Cook Dale Crayton hool v.-ff , 5 If g C as ' I 1- IN ' yan Belia Canm Bemie Carey Tim Carey Peggy Carrico Lester Carroll Robert Casares Robert Casiano Richard Castro Roy Caywood Rosemary Cervantes Debbie Chouler Randa Christiansen spirit is no Q . , , g A 4' ' 'Tiff - 'K f f' aa V -A A 1,5 'I 1V -. A '- I ae ' Eff ' .ll. ' A 1 i , ,lr.Jt fe f 'Q in .l . ,.f1fs'2f 'fvwvwau . - ' r nw .v Xu ' as Y' 'I r L A D lik x it A it? YF, an .ras-gif: ,. K .ff R -f V Eff? -- 5 Of -.. f f ii? 4' QF l 5 1 A ba? E , , , I' 1 , .-P' ,Q 's , ' I K4 W fx, , , 1' i . .5 JY, , . f ,if l , , ,, nr is, - -.t- ' ' r aff- 5 sf- ,. , , J 4 .22 ' 321 A F 'ff . fa-r -Q 1 tgafagf A 1. 4? K X! - ' Q... 1: , i . uf 5 1 W . N. . e 4. . -- W -. 1 if . ,.', 1: 121- K g K 'f f , nil . 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' K LLL K ,. 1 h ' L 'z 5 A If ,' .iil . my LL 1 L I A 1 3' L W , ' ' ici 'M J Q L Li:-N in Q.. ,Le its ff JV, V, in A L K -- of 5 stag ff' -L gr with uniors L: L ,P xxjy X fa , L- i-'FX L 43 gg'-5 xy sf-.4 ' ' Qi f M' Q L LL 5 L L 'Wei ...gs ,-'- 'L f - ' i,- fW'55LfSge. uf' ' if 1 fa Ls 7 L L. at J Y 'jf f 'fi 1 Lynne Dunlop Dennis Durbin Amy Durkee Larry Dykstra Nancy Easley Georgie Edes Thomas Edwards Steven Elliott Charles Emblen John Esquivel George Farragut Laurel Farrar Juniors Leonard Gutierrez and Jerry Watts and Senior Steve Hollis show pride in the Varsity L ' 3 f QQ! L LL 'ei' N L ' K g L ,M exif 3 ,. ,L f 4 f., 5, 5 f ff , L L if VL in I' Q L 5 H YL., H L. 'F L L L L L, X A 1 L V by L L is L' ' L LL., - , LL W 3? -'L ','fLqai, L - I - L , L: ' i at -L ' 1 1 1+ 'La-it LL - J X 67'1,,QN fy I I I ' 'MLLQLS' ' -'LV' YW - wx., t L as r' M JLVJL ' V F' Lf , x ' 1 ,WA R F season. L use asone E Diana Favela a ,,,L. L L.- L 4 2-,f L ,ge- Robin Feigenbaum Lulu Felix Roberta Felk LL LQ rf XJVY, ' Sylvia Felix I ' Mfwiirif 'xx My ik s ,Y 1 a S. Q e . lx V 4 U I Suzanne Femandez 4 is -l f,. is enne cms F-she' . - fm , 2.534 i -sw Q: - - - Wayne Fleming F wr ' M W .4f ': G ' f , Charles Flofence g-5-IF3 F F 5- , 733155.-5 f,-kk te 31 if f ' X . F QL, Ralph Flores L, I if ' ' F29 - :gf ' Q Q J' -- ' F 1 Tom Fobes FF ...M J I H F' Fffiiif 'W' kd - Q - def Ewa yfwayewg Annie- ann I. I , - is J 4 I s -. 1 A27 .I 1 ' , f s F55 n ggi 3, . ,' , Q K H Gary Fonqren ' 1 me ' F , . f , liiifi FL i Belinda Foster ., . lg Q' 2 . y 1- 1 'Q-' , 'L ,Qs - ' .F 'A l . , . , Ron Foster F 'V gi A A Ji' ir , .,? ifyffv I ' ' I f W Carolyn Franklin 1 yd, .f V 4:4 ',w l f.', . , , H fi in 1 4 ' f Terry Franklin X A - 1 195 ii i lass of' O challenges rigorous i The G.A.A. candy apple sale was enjoyed by Senior Sharon Martin and Sharon Robinson. 23? 26. F -f .nf ,. ei, 25 , Q' F i n F ' g lfizffi FfF ' .2 ' fra 3- A 'Mtn-a. f, ,Aff . exe! 5' ' X l y. 44' If Q 2 N i r Mary Helen Frausto Q . I I X ' Jeannette Frederick , 1 - y V 1 ,S ,. .Ji P- . Jay Freeman ' ,Q QW ngF--Few' V. . . , 2, I T, H ' ef, 1 vi Q 5' if' A, A Q , xx xl ,.. . , ,N 3 3? K - Paula Gammon .1552 . 1. ' 'N Q.. awww Q.-Fl neefvfiei, ' sf' 'fefff 1 ' :F an M f ' ,Q . F F F2550 f ..,. -xi my-,. . ' pgna,-1. F F N 1z..a.zLmx,Z 1 ig, ' . Bill Gardner - ' , i Vg Richard Gates 3 P. F1 LZ? ' Joan Gerstmar - . ff5'FFf' .11 1 'Z-gi . A F . ' 'I-eg Q2 ETA 1 p V 1 - if -F .5 'fern Gifford Q ,L - 4 Chnsoipe .,QfQ.i'f , ,' ' X H' ' ' ' -' A , Peggy Godsil , vi. if. I if '- ,,,... Javen Gonzales E mi QF F ' Lydia Gonzales A ,,,, A, r. 1. . QMHMWQ 4 of g1?- YJ? Trisha Gooch Kathleen Goure Janice Grabek ' I F'F VVVL , 5.54. my 3,5 . . ip ! ., E. . a tif? 1, F indie . F 1 Warfff ' F' ' ' ' f f, rf. ve 5 fe .. f- ' 7' - lf' K 1. gf.. ,fe gf ff ,... V , M sg f -zi3gv,,,avpavj 5.1. , A x in Bonnie Granlund Jan Green I . . 2 4' Pamela Green Sheryl Greer ,Z M Craig Grove ally ,Ph Connie Gmbb vi T A Gary Guirl Rita Guirl E f 5 f 5 ' 1 Emie Gutierrez Laura Gutierrez fi A Leonard Gutierrez ,W K fl 3 X 1 '9 1 3' rw, Tu 1 Nick Gutierrez Y? Sharon Gutierrez Q f Paul Hackler 1 standards set b former Classes , f iff , .1112 ' '12 N, tk LT., 1,,, . ' ' 'A 11,3334 '-- EL I . , fix: 1, gr 1 -,- , ., CT H f liv e! y ,M N:-at Y K , 6 ff-' :gg ' W A L t.L1- l l .. 1 , -'vw 1' Qi f i Q' iw- 'T1 ! fi We 3 3- V A We we - 0 a - It I, 'gg J . EEF' S fafxfq S W av , CW V, . -K 5' Beverly Hartt - '2 , 7, Margo Hashimm 5 I E' I r K V: ' ' -337' b 'e w' R Q? .7 , . f 1 j. Albert Hasson -S, i I V f i vs Debbie Hawley xr- 17 S, 'T' A 'x S S Q13 Q b H i Susan Hazelton Julie Herblg 5. x A ,: -fa V5 5,- 9, Maman K n ,r iz. . Q 2 P 1 M 'ww G 65- .fwgaf gy ,mf,e.f-zwnzm-ff , , Fa, F W RQ 5 '33 Sa .Q ,ra L Y . a 2' I we S 1 1 an ,y- . , 5 is 1 Janine Haeffner Harlan Hagelstram Kenneth Haldemman Bill Hale Toni Hall Gail Haller Andy Halsey Duane Hamel Alan Hanson John Hanus llse Harle Adrian Harris Lancers sing the Alma Mater after another basketball vlctory -ll S -5 - 1 54. i' .1 , I Q e ,, 9 . - .1 -L we A s., 'wr lg i , . ggif , J J' ...B-S l ,gf V u . at 1 Q . s llrl K ' .Q r f Q Q' e X Iffff 'ff' K L, F MPG' . . -, ' V! . ., , .L L., 3,-ri' 5 :, ' 1 if Lx- ' it J ., y1 F w: f H- A . f -, . Y - of - f N Q ' A fx in 3' i', 0 1 if 3 f . f -f -L ' ' Q, N 5,5-.,1:,, g 1 , , 'Y . :J 1 1:91 X ' K' , 'i ' ' ii' FE., ' .' ' 5 -' , , I .,: A X 5 Mg- 9, E .Mi g ' - x 1-V '-', l '- , ' l f J it 4 l 1 is ' ' f, j syn ss- pf,k e ,A H pi? Di . 1 - x. :rw , . K it 4 f Bev Hartt congratulates Lee Anderson for basketball victory. Carter lnskeep Jay Jackson Susie Jackson Kris Jacobson Peter Jacquol Steve Jerstad Glory Jewell Jim Johnson William Johnson Denise Jones Frank J ones Richard Jones Tom Justus Harold Kaler Debbie Kalish Frank Kelleher Peter Kevoian Bill King Extra-Curricular acti Pam Kline Diane Knight Randy Knot! Teresa Knox Greg Korduner John Kronenfeld John Kuhn Paul Laleunesse Robert Lara Rose Larson Daniel Lame Tim Leech ities I Hi., - ' - F' QQ' - ' , 2775 li E N' fx: J r 1 4 1 iff - ., 'kf55fW- We ii 4. , V. . frvv wt... . 1 ' . . gt L l V I. .. milf, A ki ,W 1 jg V Q E 3 1 fra- ' Y ii -ss 4 . Q ' f 1 ' . . . ir ' - t , - ', li 'L' . ft-3, A r A M , ,W fi ' J ie. l J, N as..f-me -l rrs . 1'-:if 'L' e L jiggfsl . - ,N 'M ' Q f , 2' g , ,. L , ' dh. ,zufl ff. .N ' ,Vx - 2 i T, L - 73, V , ,LL ' Rpt! av' ' , V A, L .Mmm + 11 Loma Lemmon Bonnie Leyh Annette Lingo 'li Diane Lopez Elizabeth Lopez Patricia Lopez 1. ' xx 3' 3 ii -. Q K ' Y a 5 LL 31 ' n in 'f Q rr , R l 1 ' , . i if 4 . . , 2 Q, N . N ra a Q no , Q l 5' 5 1 t 'S' ff' L if L K . x- x . L ry keep llHlOF Connie Lunn Mary MacEachem Michael Maciel Emily Maddox Ralph Magallanes John Malarkey Joyce Markle Caryn Martin Michael Martin Ron Martin Susan Martin Lydia Martinez Mike Martinez Ronald Martinez Diane Masseth Bill Matthews Lonnie Matthews William McClane V Michael McCracken Sandy McDade Diantha McDonnell l Brenda McLean Diane McFarlin Edna McWhorter Sandra Lopez Mary Luevano Dolores Luevanos busy if Junior George Farragut buys a candy cane from Senior Frankie Galt while Junior Ralph Altamirano looks on. ..,L K W K a,,t ,vw W L F , .fe at L L l X , L4 ,QU ' .V V. 'z' 5 V 1' , M- H , A q , 1 1' ' - VV r if 4 -L, V Q4 ' lj ' - , 'L 'L A Lf' ,tr,, to ' Eh- r ......-.L 1-'Z-:-. ' ii E fi. ' f -'-- iq -f ix! ' ' l i ff Y tl L so E eaet 1 1. - 15? 'Y if iw 1 -ii' -fy. 0 Q L L, ., ' L .o - e raaa L rg. as . L . -L ff-37 , f A L : Q wi 7 B 7 .3 :L-I A -,,,i1V i ' ' pref'-f a' S-I mf 7' . 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X'Nf' ex .f Xe President Neal Sanborn Vice-President Sandy Tsubokawa Under the leadership of President Neal Sanborn, Vice-President Sandy Tsubokawa, Secretary Sally Riddoch, Treasurer Sue Allen, and Historian Bev Stowell, the Sophomore Class had a very busy year. The chief money-making project of the Sophomore Class was the annual candy sale in March. As a step toward becoming upperclassmen, sophomores selected their class rings. With the guidance of head advisor Mr. Midyett, the officers have made this a very memorable year for the Sophomore Class. ophomores prepare to be Sophomore advisors Mr. Billinger and Mr. Midyett look over Attentive Sophomore students listen carefully to instructions the registrations for next year. in English. irhivrzkffl 3 v 5 . 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' -' if , . at 1 E 4,,,.,, l Fredrick Luevano Lon Latshaw JoAnne Madrigal Fred Mzestas Arthur Mares Pat Marshall AdeUa Martinez JoAnn Martinez Nick Martinez Susan Masseth Robert Maughan Debbie Mayes Curtis Ml.Clane Roger McKinney Denise McDonnell Roxanne McCown Mary McCracken Grace McDonald Rick McDow Jolene Mc-Govney John McGowan Jim Mefford Ruth Mena Elver Mendenhall Mike Merchant Charles Merino Ronda Miller Steve Miller Terry Mills Kay Mitchell lerry Mitchell Rachel Monfredi Gary Montgomery Kimberly Montgomery Lorraine Moore Frank Morales prove to be helpful Sophomore Gloria Padilla helps Freshman Kathy Oliver with a last minute homework assignment. Vince Morales Eddie Moreland Art Moreno Debbie Morrison 3591? ' . Juan Mugs Debbie Mumbauer Lynn lllunden Delores Muniz Kathy Murphey ' lbraham Mustafa Robert Nagel Kenneth Napier Federico Natividad Waldo Navarrette Jim Nelsen -una Helene Neun ,,.-- I I Eileen Noble Dennis Nom Melvin Nowlin Patrick 0'Grady . f a.f,Q.wff.?,1. --wi :Y Y lr-v-p.gw .v-nw.-nur' i 1m..f.-,s.- ,wu- viqmetf .. Ruth O'Guinn Judy oliver Mark Olson Dale Oneslager Gloria Padilla Willie Kwan Lawrence Painter .lo Anna Palladino George Panos Alan Paskerr Bonnie mi-idge Robin Patti Steve Pearson Mike Peaslee Marsha Peaster Gay Penrer Ann Perez Cathie Perez La Nita Pickett Trina Pierson Joyce Piscll Don Pope Debbie Putvin Phill Powell Chris Prescott Lou ann Presley Steven Price Michele Prieruy Kim Provence Grace Pnritt Rob Puckett Shirley rirrii Diann Pylanr Valerie Quezada Paula Quinn Jane Qunacla Joan Quijada Kathy Rager Phil Rains Anna Ramirez David Ramirez Frank Ramirez Robert Ramirez Sandra Ramirez Sylvia Ramirez Dm Ray Garland Ray Cheryl Reinemln Darwin Reiner Scharol Releford Terri Reyes Tom Reyes Susan Richardson Debbie Richmond Diana Richter Irene Rico Linda Rjfe Paulette Risdon Alan Robertson Margaret Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez R sei fri 'T V 4' t l ' 6 f V V . 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'- i MikeSmilh 1 - I Steven sniiui ' ' 2, rim sinini 1, gy as 4 'S gg 1 ' 'G vs.. if H , is , Rosemarie Speicher ' A 'V' wi i A f'f,'9, fix Ida Staab 2 Q V .l0diSl2ley ,X ,qv . 34 as Q . ' iz: 11 is as 12 usa . . 2 Y , i E255 tj - 'rad sianriii .QW 5 , '-j Baibaia sraikey ' . 5' f -i i Haig. Randy Srewan Q55 f , ' - Q Mary Stokes any as Q gf.. s ,. - Bavsioweil ' 2 i :Vi f f K si 45 if f Roger Sutton ' f .. n - , i i 'rf' Sandy Sutton -W if Connie swinbiini '11 ijwasf A neciiiirapia ',,g,,X,, irish - 1 'mi ' P nyzisc.. ,is . . s :Qlf f liz cynuiia 'rash 2. 1. George Teff! i eff' A ' vs ' i fx' f Fay Theriault ' - if . :Q Cindie Thomas , ' Hfaj 2 . I ' Lana Thompson ' V Q, , , i .-' Bertine Thorpe L i . as A , Mi, , i Michael Till , K 1 Y, I? -- .4 Mika-.in3'eY '-ag e.. x?wQ fi is ' S fi f s -ff Y AW' bpm h . X My 51 A V 5 , j i ay , s Gary Tesla fi -ai 4 Tiin 'rmuway 2 Valentina Tripepi f f 3 ' . -:X Roxana Tnisler 1 km J fk , A l y , N A Sandy Tsubokawa f V 1 i 'V f ' . 7 Deanna Tulon a . , 1, s ,A V 3 K Gail Twit Q ' x ? -. ' - '1 f Veronika uiias f f .xg aa, . Cindy Uuey ,K an 'A ,, 5 i .au ,,' E gf- if me 'T 1 ina km 1 ,Q r take a break to pose for a photograph. if5'?7'f' J 'W 1 'W '1511if, J 1 1.41, I ff .. if ,T 4 F ,Z i 1 . H1 Dennis Utzman 1- 1s 11 1 1 1' 1, g , 2:1 srgeizlf . 1 ' 'Qin Steve Unman V 1 ng 51 is 1 W '51-ffzi 1-11, Jovmarnlia -,- -. 1 1f1-11 -11 gn ,.. 1 ,- - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ?' 1 . 4 Qs, w 1-H 1 f h12Zl2'FvlH5! u 3 E1 ' fji ,il , 11 ,1 5551: .fri Eddie VanLaar '2'-I , .9 in . 1' 1. . ,, 1 P, 1 fe- 'A 5 K 4 1 .nf A H L '1 , 45.3 11. 2 e 'J v ' 'E 4 ' S 1 45' --'sz ' 1 r C A 5 nr 4 11 I 1 1 nf-1 - ,113 ' 1 -sisfJ12v1r111 ,n ,ik A , 1 ' .11 Eg gt ' gi 1 e1 ,, Q Alan Venn 1 W - , - Alicevfv-11 1 L 1 ay , , -- n b Eddie Venn 1 p 1172135 1 for - ' 1 T M 1 11111411 cnnsvernnnr -1 of V1 ' 1 . - ' 11 4 5 ' Bob wakai S if fin n 1' ' f n Ku' walmk 1 - - 1 , .H 1 1 . ,J '11 H in 14 1.' 1 -M131 T 4 if f N- 1 1 if re ' 'lb 1' 1 1 311.1 , ,isa -1 f f' 'n 1' . - ' 1:1 fi' Q -fe 1 ,115 A, H v , l -1 Ja-neswalker Ng W Q 1 , 1 2 A Allen wnnace '1 gsgf V H I , gif? 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' 1,555 ' E' 'J S-'S - ' ' 1112: 5151? 1352151 1 1-, 1: 1 1 11 1 -1,1, - -. e - , ,qs-'1,1g 1 1 1 ,1, R- ,Q -.. 4-3 f 1-12:1 wi' f A Q21 , at A Q, Herman Zamol Julie Zeller Bmce Barree Dennis Barlel Danny Holding Lynn Burton Greg Cnnrn Don Carter 0. X If , 1 Wayne Henry Gregory Hess Carolyn Johnson Nadine Lopez w I P, ar r by in i year SLEEPY SOPHOMORES Jolynne Ahern Carla Andms Charles Arballo AUen Armstrong John Aspaturian Arthur Barnello Calla Bauer Gloria Beams Craig Birl Pam Booker Ken Bowen Gary Braun James M. Brooks Terry Bums Alan Deblendoza Jerry Empson Jill Fanlon Tim Feaster Lydia Femandez Raymond Fisher Ron Galvan Danny Garcia Donald Gnlbb David Heinz Jirn Hemandez Susan Hinch Gene Hollingsworth Michael Johnson Guy Kills John Kollrneyer John Martin Kathleen Mellon Charles Miller Danny Nardico Charles Newlin Mike Fuel! Rich Reeves Sally Riddoch Robert Robinson Jose Rodriguez Patrick Sheehan Christine Smith Mary Soto Thomas Srringham Doug Vanderwaal l79 The Freshman Class has been an enthusiastic group on campus this year. With Mrs. Wells as advisor, the class elected Denise Hidalgo as its president. Other officers were Yvonne Moye, vice-presidentg Denise Diplock, secretaryg Terri Carroll, treasurerg and Dorlena Watson, historian. Included in its money-making projects was a Valentine candy sale. As the 1968-69 school year came to a close, class members had already started making plans for their next three years at Norwalk High School. Freshmen look forward to These freshman girls enjoy their candy apples during snack. ax W Freshmen see what Norwalk Howdy Hop. the future all about at the annual uk Y S R ,sag ,-,.,-.1 - e l . ,..,W,.,..... ,rn , ,. , f Freshman students work hard on their current events test. Secretary Denise Diplock ,N 4 l Historian l Dorlena Watson 2 Q Treasurer f . Q f A ara, 9 PX S K Terri Carroll A Gary Abel Tim Acord Berry Agnew Rosie Aguilar Deborah Aiiigood Harry Aimadi Richard Allamirano Sandi Alvarado Howard Anderson Steve Anderson Linda Andrews Marie Andrews Michael Anstine Robert Andnilewicz Carolyn Andms Rudy Aragon Sandra Aragon Sue Arellanes A A ws-1 I F: W.: 'rt W . -rr. K 1 A51 A 'R x A f . A ' A - ,A 5, ,Q AA. An ,ni A- .nn- A: A is 7 A ' fx A ... hw! 'X An -' A -' i 3 K ' S '-' A : if 'Q Nl --,' -' ' ' i 'five -A ,' 'A' l N 1 .,Q A A A . Q - J. .5 f 'SAA 3 Q- A i if -A A .,, ' ze i ze f A 5, i A. 9 A ff A fignfi s- ' f- - '-Q-:ff ' tif 'r'- ' 5 ' ff 'T '?f'l3 'Y .V -ev -A SL- W r i ' f ,'-,'. .Ai ki T A .I 'A A' ' E Q ' Q' K, . ji .TW Y . .i , W v ki., xx 4' xi V5 , , , , . '--2 -if ' f A fl fl e A 9? ' I AAiA'A-A -A, Freshmen learn ne Liiiaii Aiis ' -' Johonnia Annes nA.. R is ' 'Q 4- ' John Armijo , ' ' , . Joyce Amcld Y , . 1 Y ', 2. 'AA fee, A 0 i QE: Ri .,. 'nf if if , 1 5' , . :Ag T d H 5 ' i 1-,H w - 5 gf YQ erriAmoI , ' k ' A A L Dcby Bm ,P-. . A Y ' , . , Jin ami G 3 3 im' AQ' Aii 5, ' 'E Lyle Baker 'ALA A ' ' ff , AA ' f i if -, 1 A J, , A i ie Ag M., Ax A .l... L . V Jackie Bankes Terry Barnes :Elf Parry Barrett ' i Duane Base 182 Ai, Af- ff 0 I A, J X ' X .A Ldizj 'N Af' A. A , 4 , rm -1-. , 'Xi fx Bruce smiibaek 1 I ' A liavidBauer ,J ,A - in ,A K I r .. 3 -- , 0yBe2mS A - ' A :A i- ' Rober!Belyea Q ' 5, A .A A - ' 5 A 53.4 A .1 ' A I' ,IQ A A ' 7 . Juan Cepeda gives Valerle Chandler a petition for f' ' A Freshman class offlcer. y 4 i .X if ' Bany Bennallack A X '- Larry Benavidez -, , Richard Benninger A A ' K- L' Dan Bergman ix 1 , ' A .cs - ' A550 4' , iff Y A 5 x k , ,peg A T'f Darrel Bergman A A qu? .AAArA. A ,f s, Ruheiieemii A ffkif-YA A , ig wmeiniakiey i JA. - , . ' Nair Jim Boalner H Q .. ,W 7 - A ,M ff 5' I K I A Paulllodey ezwr JN x is K' . N ' , K-A I W . ,A 2- rg, ' QQ W .4 Kriss Bogardus K L ' ' Q, S IL- I 'e AA v- A, M , . Q , . . Kenneth Bogner ,x Y ,X f- X i, P ' ' . A A M- W Cynthia son xi FL -I 'A MA iA 135, . -, A ! Elsie Boi-me -A154 AM eww, , r ' 11,11 ' 4 i vi -ff: f ye, .Aw , 1 2' AA A 'YH -. A f '. ,- .A A .A f ,lA WA x - vi K .A ' -.AQAQAAAA-:Ax ,- AAA a.A A ,A A fxy. sae-fe soma .1 ,Q ' , ' . , fxfffif .. Af Irene Borunda 1' -A, AA N N ..A 1- Af. v .,..5 1 J if BF '0 A A . is i f ' A aff A i if-QA ' fr W' earnce Boublon A A , 4. , 4 A .A-K -W M PICBOIICIIBI A I ,- 3, . ' . , , . 'A Q.. Q I K M' Wayne Bowers 'I ' ' 4' f A -L, ,V - V sie . A W W f ,jj 1, , ' Ralph Bowman Y . A I I H A 7 VA , X A, V. I -A vf A . Frank Bnccio . . ' f- - '. .. N A ' 'g...,. QA ,. x Li'-. A' AA A g :A - W ' Beverly Bracken : fi ffjfgg , M ff ff A f R , N 1 A . , 'i-Af , V, ' 3,5-I . 'Aw , Ak A A A .N i .3 Ja-Af K ref .X L -L A .W VAA:A if Q' 'sf' u K J xl' X i X A A iii Gwen Bradley John Bravo Tom Breedlove Scott Breuniger Deborah Brooks John Brooks Patty Brown Susan Brown Karen Bryant Rick Bryant Dan Bucldey June Buckley Donald Buma Kathleen Cagle gathy Carman heryl Campuzano cy Bob Candelaria Valerie Candler methods Alfredo Campuzano Norma Capps Sylvia Carder Sandy Carlson Nancy Cartier Terri Carroll Laurel Castle Robert Castro Loreda Cauble Custodio Celeste Evelyn Contreras Dan Chamberlain John Chambers Michelle Chaflin Josie Chavarria Vicki Christensen Ron Christiansen David Clark Cleo Cleland Gary Cole Janet Cullison Alex Contreras Art Contreras Steve Copeland Dwight Cornelison Pamela Corsini Rae Coulter mi ng, -'ft' W, ,.,. if 4- f wx. 4, .f . ,,,. DMA V . 2 'av bf 11 . , i.-et ,,. ..,,,,,,, drew .-- . W... -Cf -,rf A ' a C . C' 'A it ' .. ,- 111: sv- , 1- :ff - ,V Q 3 ' :gf a , a 1,2 i, ' s f ,, . , ' '-e- 3? - 1 - 1 -, fe . W - si K , i s K -' 4 1 , f ' 1 - is 1 oqgjr 5 i 4. .4 i 31 A , a.,o . 1 fi - 5 ,K , I , ,K it M , :V 3,14 V w- , f ' W ir -H 4.2, .1 3 A . I my . - gf its 5' ii . . ,aoa, 'X 1 e ' i 1 so 1 C y - 1549 X .Wit if as a '75 f - -' B 5 1 I I fl. 'J ' ,-f:Y,- .L il is 1 V , -T I N fi' 'ir E. B 4 I rx A A Astros. ffm 1 M. for elections from Senior 1 r , y F' , yy evse ly ll , ' it 7, Y I 'W Xiibil . f 1 ' if , I .. A , N' 1 if s A sf A is .3 ,-. , tx J .I r K I X l t 5 5 ' sl 3 R 5 .. S. B. Historian Pat Blaesser was kept busy with Freshman elections. x , ' vs M We ,mr A K swf Lavon C rellin Lau ra Cross Philip Cryer Edwin Davis Glinda Davis Kathy Davis Mike Davis Kathy DeAmiciS sam Deicioppn Fred Dellibas Richard Derleth Ken Desselle Marilyn DeVries Guy Dickman Denise Diplock Wayne Ditmore sf ops ' X Z S2 is 5 1, E. ,s:W, Q I ,o,,. . z J V y is,., ' M,-18.214 ' W C 3,5 - X 'iff' -N . in f . ..., W .A - ggq L I y 1 . U' K' , 41. as 7' 'W' C ' U f'- 'ff' 55 'W N NXQ sf K. ri of f' , A ,. H' iz' if 'N W ' it V- . e '--' 4 e B 1 if 9 9 ,. 23 B X- f i-. gf, 9 Eff, 'S ,L ,f s t' H 5 ' Yi ': f N. B ii, K ,Q-eng. tk - xx lim: W' YQ, lg.. in I: x way in K W ,ff-lsr. , A msg 'B f QI.: ' 9- A .Y .f ' se-,www ff g ,ff - 15.154 s 1 ,N 5, V' ., . ,. ,o,,, , , W. ,L,. . xv. ef sf iv Q 5 ' I . ', ,. Q' X K , S r . J ' ' A 1 -. V r. 1 '-,,- -nba, Q X' fe, f 'Vw A . . VA to 5 K r -M 'rw . I if , Q., . I 5 1-N A A ,'e Ei! : fV,V, 2, ,, . ,, W K I W., C , 7 5 ' Q i y f J ,M N ix, fx We 1 4 .5 '::.f ', - , .,, 'Z' Q iii. rf, D , S-L i ll ' 'ac K A S. 5, i I K 542bfQ:Tf5r Zxlf43 r, f l W, D,,, re ann,- ,r -5 , f '2-. - ., A 'G' Q rv. Z3 S if V Q.-r l 'Ear ' rn . , f , C- 54 .D DJ N5 lb' ' r .X ' Elie lf r Y ,e if r -. rg, D . any it x , D. , V, - D ..D D , . e S X r ,, ea 1 is f'- ' l 1 'EQ' 6 ,D Y? 7. 4' D xp r D 1 , . ,lf . . kr 5 Q in Mary Dominguez Terry Donahue Vickie Donley Steven Downs Kathleen Doyle George Pratt Joe Duke Steve Dupas Susy Durbin Mary Ann Durkin V, la-5'? Dgfffaeigiv H g ggi Dy f I lg gf' 'fi D i he ' ' ' ':D ' i I-, D fffff ' D' ' XX 'lb X f i 3 .,3'. 7' fc Z wtf? 'DCT' ' wIl:LP:S3Q ' ' 15' ' jig f' -D .gi . D ' Julie Dykstra D' F D ' D r Phillip Easley kj' ' Ugg H, D 63, 1 ,rf D A K Mananne Edwards V -fr gs . ,J , , rr D' . ' Q Annette Ehrig H , X e 4 w l S-leaf-Eepma -A D i Mila. -' 'Q D'1,D i N i FD L7UT.lwTe r i r DJ :ED ...,,,,,,.,,,.... , A.,,-- , . F? '- ff V D ,,,.. V ' afar ' -rrr af' D gr f X ' ' D Leonard Espinoza . 1 ' Um Ev-as ryffr r if 5 f 5,55 , Dr . , W N Shelley Evans , D, .- - ge H f D. , A- - h '1 l ar Mike Fannin ' ii' -. L l if ' , ' ' W . Lorie Far-.ner ' WD ' Efigf I - D J K - -- 1, rpg, -J , 3 ,K DgLD,,,,.L 4 - K 7 A Y D ,nga r.'- - ff . Freshmen pick up their class schedules during f 3 A ,Q Q ,D gglggggglbilm Freshman Orientation. ' -8 AJ? A D K Vicki Fleming , -D ., ..r -i . J, 5D , VD I L WD: x . D A , l Pat Fine. ? D fl Mercy Fisher . gf' 1133 'ig' ei, 'f , X Das f ' ' ff ' N , D ,, Julie Flcischman 'fi A ' ' ' . sq 'D Sindy Fobes ' b D 1 , ' .pa azelrfrarne 4 r 'f D T ', ,. -r wig Mike Frank ,, ' 'D rr j -,gil 'A D f L. Micheal Frett 'F f' iff- , ' ' ' ' ' 5' ' e Y' D D H i n r h-QP' gg i 4 k lr U fy K Xl K Phyllis Garret! gn - gr-D' ' l ' , D Q, , ParGales r , , ' . D - ik f ' -G BNC? Gelle ,rw r , 1, , JD l .,.,., cpm. i ' L..- fi .D , D , l, ,rD ,.. li - 5 ' f Diane Garcia I 4 -44 h V - '-QQ Y 5 ,JI i Frances Garcia ' lgam,l.,JD ,D A' r ' - wi' A D, Z? - ' 6 rf il - + Cindy Garcia E., , D . D, ' ' 1' 75 ' A f as Sylvia Gardea M K I IV f fn, r 1 Ep. i Michael Garlrng fs fr' -D W- H X . rf - ' - 1 D, La f sr ' - mix! - ' ,f 4 ' C' , A on ,L Q Karen Gerrrewslri z,nii?vla 55f if .ferr - D, 4. .LA , xx. K r V ' 'K' , J J 4' - Deann Gifford . . A Va D 5 Richard Gire , D . , , se, Ei 2' , r we -1 X 5 DD ,, 'g f '- ,I af ' A I i U ParnelaGoble- ,Q 5 A, . 0 ,...., .K ,H D 55:1 A ,y Debbie Godwin ' ' L - ' 'L D . -5 Y ' Fe duGo alez eg , , is fe ,. af I L. mel '-1 i , i Q Q ' it E' 555:53 l ., 36 ' Lorraine Gonzales Y ,,.- D - ,r , . , r . X 2 - vs 5 155, gm, 1- Curtis Gordnn 1 , , 'W if ' i 1' 7 .ef 4 D L K f Q, Janice Gracie ss r we x L :D D , W5-D 4 DX ,I '- r 1 XD ' I i , if ' ' . PIKGIOW W- V ff' f - 1 ' D , M Q 1- e f 'Q-' Billy Grubb ,D r U 1 A r Dx v - x 4 Q -I ff 5 A fs Rock Gump ' 5 is x f- r ' i . V , f gfgz I' l Gai! are lata - r , . ' we - ' r-if fr 1- D0-1 Gilman Deg, f, i ' H .L H 1 William Hagen D r , 'D - . G Mikellelremrorf- 53? , f 21:55 f , 5 , ig r el, 1' D 5' KIND' 3231105 ' if - D 552,513 K ' hs' TT' 4' 'G 1 4 11-, s 2- Q J- ' , rl R0berIHaines A V-K N WYQ-fir' pix 3' , f,- -5 .k. I I D W' Nancy Haley E ' ff L ' ' XD -, W- g W xx D William Hauer D' ire- '- D , K DD ' D D fY l ' f H Blrilhmel L' G 71? . af , er? ' ' , Wil .f r I ' 9 - Bill Ham 1 15 . if , 1:5 ' ix t ,W ' dy, l Don Hzinnum 'D , , 21 W V - A I D Kathleen Hansel 1 - , D 7 ' '-Q A 5 X Jarnerilarlnw ,D 2-r ' DD, Du -r F 5 ' , H Ron Hara D , ,W D , ' 1, y . 6 DD , Mike Harper ec -, ' L . , T , H u ' Q -- J 1 2 'Xi craignarrie rn . fe 5 -D, gr 5' - 4- Y al ,- K i. 4' ' ' isis ,ED 1, ' Kam, Hams - D 'D ' -.., f M ' '-- W D 4 if D ' Charles Harninnira . I ' ,, , ,W J 1 he ' ' ' 1-535 5 W. ' ' D Jon iellasper H. jfs . r H rn ' K in regafj V D ?sg,,rsa all H fr, ' ' 'e Q . Q . ,, - ,L . :' 'r ' ', ' '- f ' Nancy Johnson Pat Johnson Russell Johnson Diana Johnslon John lanes John Justus Jerry Kachelmeyer Catherine Kaler Joyce Kaylor Linda Karraker Helen Kasper Carolyn Keathley Larry Keirl Greg Kelleher Kevin Kelly John Kems Mike Kerwin Mark Kincade Lennor King Lon na K nech t Jeri K nieling Paul K orduner Edward Kowach f, +, M vwnz fi 2. fi J H ' carol Hawley 4-. ' f L ' A Donna Hayes . , A Q? 'red Hays Q55 2 F- ' 7' ,N Barbara Herman V. A, f K Q- , xg? Shelley Herrera H ,K I, A ' ' fjfj va.. A, h jf, , t ' E9 V ' ' .-52 L M.: A W Jer t QQ '-1 HQ. ,Jig I I - '. ' gzgf Nannette Hester ,Qin 0 5 ' , Denise Hidalgo ' . . ,I -N-Q ff Roxanne Hiett ' I A ' , . , A Shelly Hines ' y K , 7 4' 5 -,. Deborah Hines L ' J H , K .3 a l 55, :ff nf .,,, fn y K PaulHirsch j L - , 5 Anne Mae Holland he i , , - - .s 77- A ,Z f . wulardklnpe ,3, ,,4' . ' tl 'Uh x ik 5. . Ax ' I-21rfyH0ward 'Min , Q K . 1.11 ' 6:5 eresa uslles gr 2 A gil, fx? V 25,4 u t - s ' 1 , g X f- ,. -j? U5I,5,.- Pete Hunter H kk, , K - K I , -V' N? 'g light, Mike Hurtienne ! Af- -. ,, tx . Carolyn lftiger wg? - .4 - 7 or 'Q K 1 ' Lindalngram K K km 5 .if 'H , 3 e- ' t 1, Pauline Iwasiwka ' D ' 1 .vw ' I , K ' ' H F: , RAW s Q 1 4' f S AL.. 451' 3 H K ' ' I , If 'DFL aff ,. f if., fs , K Allan Jackson , A L' Donna Jacquot Fi ', ' ' ' .f,,, Ricklennings :' L. ' , 0 5 - - L. orw 3 lk 1 h , H tif 1 rs.. - K Sandra Jeter . 'Z' 9559 . David Jewell - fi - A Chrislimenez .N I e s.' 3 'n ' A- f ,? 'tal A 53 ' ill f A 1 iff: V K 3 in K- K , ' . iw 1,4 J Q fn I as an 'K 4-54 1 Y' ' .gi y 3 ,s .y,, '- ' 1 -na, 4,5 .. A I ' I V , ,y,. I 2' Qi, 1 4, , .5-ff Q H-' -' f' 'n W- ' i , 'i v se , K e . M K 1. .fy K K K .K Fres man Paul lrsc poses for IS V A xdentlflcatlon plcture. ' .sf ' ,, FV' 1 -,, F up Lany Kachelmeyer . If wit? ,K ag. 4 K VK -' K .J Q, fi-5, li . L ' K ,M j I Z, 'I ,I K H . , V , , '1-- ' J sa fs- iii 'V' 4, .' h W, 'ff K -of K K X 4 M' L am.. 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H ' f is School year for the class Drill team members were very useful giving directions to classes during Freshman Orientation. no 4 x XQJX is , - ff BN' mefill. ga f fi. e'ei 4.2 m' if i Q 5 li W N., . . ,,., M . , , ,f . L f 3 1. :AX-M1 - 'P' . Y fi , , . ,Qi I ' ' 4 'NS , W, l -. X X I I' ,I V , no fn N 33 f F rs- r ' -,1 fr 1 . .M rsls N3 J 4 'Ms- 1 A J my ff Pi -' if I K 6. u 5 ' r , 5 B 31 o -1- Qf- B1 RQ. Q V15 ii Z, 9 Q1 if 1 no A X r X Qi ,W ri 1 573, f' ,. F AK tai eess ssess e ' . . 9 Y-'-T' 4 ,rn --4 , ' ' I 9 W , 6 '?' M r iii f . -'si I - G: 7 . f' it Q K J . ' ' Wi - - r, as ,fa n ersr ,. A J H I 9 W r , ? . 1-gy s K, yi , . V , . he etzallm.. 2 ts :wir fl -F r,,r K I iii - Q ' .. gm J l ly, , 1 ' re' if , ffl vi' ' t . JK, 1 ' A f o J Q , 'S simon 1,,,, ne, e x if ' we g, , 'Qt' -Quai. H - 5 ,.., -,,. 1 'f1 f r. i '54 ' E55 s nv. ' mms K f , X Q43 ' N i . 4 j ,fi Lf gi, Q. X, y , bf. Sue Krawiec Karen Knrmmes Robert Kuhn Barbara Rupprecht Debbie Lagana John Lakey Pamela Lamoy Carmen Landeros Faye Landers Beverly Lanlgrehr Jacques La ointe Terry Lawton Gilbert Leal Henrietta Leal Thelma Lee Vickie Lemons Bob Lewis Gerald Liby Mike Lindgren Debbie Lindley Tom Logan Louis Longoria Rebecca Loomis David Lopez Frances Lopez Paul Lopez Paul Lorkovic Mark Lyons Belinda Maciel Pamela Mahr Xavier Malo Connie Mangficio Keith Martin Louise Martin Nanetle Martin Patricia Ann Martin Craig Matzek Renee Maxey Alan McAfee Douglas McAfee Cynthia McBride Yvonne McCown Lilyanne McCoy Joe McCracken Sharon McGowan Lonnie MeMeans Evelyn Medina Bonnie Merrell Charles Michael Don Millts Nicky Miner Shen-y Miller Carol Mitchell Roxanne Mixon Jim Moniredi Yvonne Montiel Paul Moore William Moore Rudy Morales Johnny Morales Jerry Moran Dorthy Moreland Tony Moreno Cara Morrell Diana Morris Robert Morris Mike Moscou Yvonne Moya Elaine Mum Ed Mussaw Mike Myers Robert Maraden Bill McCoy Trina Neal David Nexrsosie Sheryl Nichols Frank Nostrand Roxie Noble Charles Noboa Raymond Nowlin Coody Olague Rarlonna Oden Kathleen Ogrady Kathy Oliver are fl 3, ,,.,.5 ft? Lfae fb f' Q L -ff , h ' ' new s 5:1 - ' 4 ,,.. ' in r' ' f rw- ' - 1 . . 'nw ' X 4' Q f .' - I ., 1- we - f, f ef wr' init X of 772 isjust beginning George Olguin Bill 0'NeilI Cheryl Ontjes Adele Ortiz Edina Ortiz Venetta Parratt Gary mich Bob Perez Teresa Perez Gene Peterson Mark Peterson Sharon Petrich Janet Pickett Mona Pickett Gary Pickrell Steve Pillman John Placencia Pamela Platt Audrey Plummer Debbie Ponce Jonald Porter Kathy Prante Mike Pyles Darlene Raby Diane Ramon Evelyn Ray Kathy Reyes .loan Rich Donna Ridlon Carla Richmond Rita Riggs Brenda Rinehart Robert Ripp Ed Rippon .lohn Robinson Bernard Rodriguez Tim Rodriguez Betty Romero Melissa Romo Carol Rost Mike Rowan Renee Ruddick Dennis Ruiz M, ' Lg Q A 5- -v-' 'W' '. 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' 1 ' ,a '. 5 ' i Sandra Ruppert Ed Rutter .lolie Sadler Sam Salazar Glenn Sales Joe Samaha Raquel Sanchez Susan Sanchez Merlinda Sandoval Rose Scherer Dennis Schielelbein Ronda Schmitt Robert Schneider John Schroeder Edward Schweibinz Jeffrey Scott .lerry Sexton John Seynei Gordon Shaffer seen Shephard Terri Shoemaker Ann Shreve George Shubin Ralph sim Randy Simpson Steve Sinclair Danny Sincock Richard Skobis Briana Smith Cynthia Smith Karen Smith Sherry Smith Jim Smuts Debra Solis Debbie Slablein Debbie Steadman Lois Steams .lim Stewart Wyatt Still .lim Stonebrakcr Paula Stromberg John Stump Vickie Sullivan Rodney supper Kathy Tanner Jeff 'repprieh Jane Tnyenaka Debbie Taylor Fred Taylor Dora Terrell loyce Tenell Rick Terry Walter Teuner Michael Thompson Donald Thunnan Maria Till Vickie Tumlin Mary Travis Sherryl Treen Lydia Trejo Gil Tutone Valerie Ugalde Rickey Ussery Carol Uyeda Yvonne Valdespino Patricia Valdez Mr. Lefler discusses his grading system with Freshman Brian Martin. Mike Valenzuela Brenda Vanderwaal Gary Vanllauwaert Mike VarlKirk Debbie Vanzant Ed Vargas David Verhulst Annando Vigil Gloria Villegas Jeannine Villeneuve Fleurette Vinson Glenn Volk Debbie Vollick Frances Vrsalovich Ruberl Waller Dorlena Watson Mike Weaver Robert Weber Ronald Weber Fred Weinmueller N? , .lip 5 l we s .V fi v-tj ,sg 2 V - . My i - .ms .. I IJ 1, V, W 1 M, K I K A , , ,, an - NH, ,h A X ' jzjf . i rl , K U ' X k 'IH' ,, N dip Y s 1968-69 school year if ,uf , 5 113' .J ' ' Qi- ' K - 54 , , s P e of V , a .4 .23'i., . i : -V :fig es 4- .aug .qgllh A 5 -013 ., -- 1 1' J - , fe , l,, , . , , , , . ' 1 , if ' lx -.r , -'X -V it ' Q .. 2 C J .s.'i.f f V r ' 575, U at 'N Q ' ' ' ' 1.1 'E i as -as fff 5, M , ,, C r , 'M' J , 3. its J- -. . 3 i wi ,.' - 3 Q has .t j J W E we 0 time ...M vw +.f j .f M Q - .J if a . ,e M ii.s Y l sssr L r .M e-Q . ,args . 1 . U i s W L nssi in l - j 5 e 1' X Y-Q .av ,M I i. I l Sue Weldon Darrell Whitaker Glen White David Whiteman Diane Whiteman Danny Whittall Steve Wiegell Dawn Wiegman Randy Wilkins Sylvia Williams Sherri Wilson Derald Wimmer Sandy Wright Tom York Korrey Yost Yvonne Zamot Cherryl Zeeslraten Mark Amesse Carlos Haro Kenny Carr Robert Chrysler Pam Cock Julie Dykstra Daniel Fackrell Donna Faires Louis Longoria Virgil Moore Edina Ortiz Gary Richards Wayne Pettay ff , e- sf of-ft-1 - f Ag A, x , .,. if : Ti re, sfutwirsif ,, .. ., elm. f il ..:'- ,..l par'-is 1 , H 2 , ,gy :Z f A jii. Wai if rg :L ' -4 yy, Ines W fe , ffm . , ti FORGETFUL FRESHMEN Melody Barkau Dennis Bemard Brent Broussard Robert Burris Richard Campos Nancy Capps Robert Casares Desi Casarez Edward Collette Paul Counts Elvira Delgado Michael Evans Melvin Femandez Theresa Femandez Joseph Foley Bernard Garcia Bemerd Gates Dm Gillespie Steve Hagy Alvita Huang J oe Ingram Jack Jacobs Robert Jenkins Raymond Leach Paul Marburger Brian Martin Richard Masters Gary Mathewson Grace McDonald Starla McDonald Salvador Medina Noe Melendez Theodon Morales Mike Neelihim Audey Ntlrlh Rabanna Oden Edna Ortiz Susan Pope Larrell Riedel Timothy Rodriquez Wanda Rust Victor Saiza Rickey Sincock Karen Solis Lupe Soto Ramona Soto John Sutter Joe Vallez Ricky VarlKirk Debora Varlzant John Washburn James White David Wiles Freeman Williams Singing . . . Talking . . . i.... X X..-Q f TI . U, -X ' 'x s ! .lm ' Dancing. . . Relaxing Throughout the United States is heard the cry for change of antiquated life styles. Revolution is now! It is all too apparent in our country. However, changes cannot be adequately made without compromise among the radicals, the conservatives, and those who stand between. Many people are so engrossed with trivial details of living that they are oblivious to and without understanding for those who want more than mere existence. The lack of tolerance on both sides creates a greater gap in understanding. Individuals must grasp that they cannot change the establishment alone, and the establishment must realize that each individual needs the right to express himself in his own way. The staff oi the 1968-69 EL LANCERO has tried to include both the forms of new expression and the set standards of Norwalk High in this year's annual. Each has its good and bad, each must try to have tolerance for the other, and each must expect further change in the form of continually new expression. Paula Abel Editor-in-Chief EL LANCE R0 1969 WWW' WL Z- 'JYISMY 9 cf 5 UK T! X . '22 lflili-iQ 1 f ,',, 5- OLIVER'S NORWALK FURNITURE UNITED SURPLUS 10946 E. Rosecrans 868-3514 12107 E. Firestone 868-5711 Norwalk, Calif- Norwalk, California MR, DOUGLAS TWAIT'S JEWELRY STORE 12415 S. Norwalk Blvd. 864-0518 3. , - X A Norwalk Calif Xa V W ' Watch and jewelry repair ' ' .3 ' P 55' 7Y7J6. Work done on premises ?9x'k'kJE4iv 3 High School rings fvl- N 7 D 9 , SS rx X Xxx 4 -7 ' 1 I' imma! X., Insured without charge j 11940 Studebaker Rd. 863-4139 Norwalk, California , QUALITY AUTo AND , TRUCK PARTS, INC. .' Q yf' 4 7 Q ' '4 wr I I ,E .SX - 4 H 11917 E. Firestone 868-9824 Norwalk, California UNION OIL SERVICE Your Cars Best Friend Auto Care, Tune Up Brakes, Alignment Air Conditioning Blue Chips Stamps 12042 E. Firestone 864-3754 Norwalk, Califomia SMITH'S AMERICAN AUTO PARTS Z X1 .X F N-' ' ' ' Q xx 1. -he . QQ 5 TRADE WINDS COIFFURES 11861 E. R 8 - oswans 68 2215 12178 E. Firestone 863-5810 Norwalk, California N 0 rw alk, Califomia MC DO LD' 11053 Rosecrans 863.1112 Norwalk, California 2 E57 HARBOR CHEVROLET 3770 Cherry GA 6-3341 Long Beach, California KOVAC JEWELERS N' ' NX AL KALIE MUSIC STORE 5 - N 5 NN With presentation of annual One single record of your choice for 49c Good until September 1, 1969 13937 S. Pioneer 863-4777 Norwalk, California 6 ! Z WALKER'S FURNITURE I il Individual Decorator Service 1 1 511551 12006 E. Firestone Blvd. 864-4715 194 Norwalk, California Q W Expert - Swiss Watch - LCZ5'-ff .. maker and Jeweler N if 51565 Specialist on Chronograph - 5, Calender Automatic and All Complicated Watches Diamonds SL Watches 20'Zw off to all Norwalk High students 3355 '1 1661 The Plaza 868-4016 ' Norwalk, California BILL'S NORWALK TUX B ' 4671 X if 1, K Rental Shop 11912 E. Rosecrans 863-5535 Norwalk, California HARDY SHOES 91 14 Stonewood Downey, California a s1 M C N D S H DECOR UPHOLSTERY Draperies Carpets -J In 1- Custom Made Furniture 12121 Front 864-5238 Norwalk, California EL GRINGO .,,.. CC , l- Y 1 Authentic Mexican X Food To Go '1w ---gei i 868-4512 EMILY,S I . 9121 Stonewood 861-2492 10963 E. Rosecrans Norwalk, California Downey, California INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER C0. FIRESTONE CAMERA 11341 E. Firestone Blvd. 864-2762 Norwalk, California ? I N- i E p '- Photo Equipment And Supplies 'ws Ia: E xi gmt A 1 ' 2 . A 861-2345 fm YE 'PR sw Y ,ix 'ns J ,W'w 'j pf 'Q ' 4, 1 ,. i,.1ia? A .HH A at A 11 'H EH 9494 Firestone Blvd. Downey, California MENU 5 BOJ AX RESTAURANT Good things to eat! 14041 Pioneer 863-7345 Norwalk, California DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT d h F SATISFY A DIVISION OF THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION 'Beautiful milk for beautiful people 9923 S. 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Rosecrans 863-1615 Norwalk, California Norwalk, California NORWALK TRAVEL CENTER ROBERTS BARBER SHOP 12123 E. Firestone 868-1703 864-5457 11864 E. Firestone Norwalk, California PAPARELLA REALTY 868-2295 1 1502 Rosecrans Norwalk, California OTTO'S BOWLING 81 TROPHY CO. 868-9603 11914 E. Firestone 198 Norwalk, Califomia iv. . fl BRITT'S CUSTOM CLEANERS, INC. 11701 The Plaza 864-3311 Norwalk, California ORANGE JULIUS 864-9270 12001 Rosecrans Norwalk, California ' l l NORWALK EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 863-8791 11707 E. Firestone Blvd. Norwalk, California HUFF'S RADIO 8: APPLIANCES 864-3364 13320 S. Pioneer Norwalk, California AUTHORIZED APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 11971 E. Firestone 863-1111 Norwalk, California MONTGOMERY WARD 12051 Imperial Hwy. 868-0911 Norwalk, Califomia A , .i.. I ! i , ,' xx f ' iff vii' lf Q yu , 1 Y . ' Vi A ' ' 1 , 1 K '- QX. - ' Q X , . i . A-4 .V ,,-73 I in , I - 1 ' iw if L ' f 1- L - Vx W Q-A 4 ,f . 24 199 KEYSTONE FORD 868-0825 11625 Firestone Blvd. Norwalk, Califomia CARPET TOWN 861-8270 9206 Stonewood Downey, California Best Wishes HE RFF-J ONES COMPANY Califomia Division 214 W. Pico- Los Angeles California Rlchmond 9-5225 Class Rings Graduation Stationery Club Pins - Medals - Trophies DANIEL'S JEWELERS Yearbooks 864-201 1 11731 Rosecrans Norwalk, Califomia JENKINS SPORT CENTER COLORMART DISCOUNT 868-9997 13200 San Antonio Norwalk, California 864-3789 11738 Firestone Norwalk, California FLETCHER FLORIST 864-2216 12161 E. Firestone Norwalk, California FRANK'S CAFE 864-9100 1 1835 Firestone Norwalk, Califomia HAROLD AND CHUCK'S ' HARDWARE, INC. ' 864-0912 ,ty 1 11056 E. Rosecrans Norwalk, California LE PANTE BEAUTY COLLEGE 868-2276 1231 1 Firestone Norwalk, California GORHAM'S NORWALK STATIONE RS, INC. 864-6614 12020 Firestone, Box 583 Norwalk, Califomia 5 NORWALK PLUMBING AND HEATING 11949 Firestone Blvd. 868-7777 Norwalk, Califomia Congratulations and Best Wishes J. EDMUND WATSON STUDIOS 2929 West Florence Los Angeles, California 753-3711 7332 S. Greenleaf Whittier, California 698-9624 Graduation Portraits Weddings 201 FISCHEL YEAFIBDUKS INC 1 5 f X I l 4 1 I 1 X K 1 A 1 Y 4 s 1 A L . . ' 1 w I i 4 4 5 5 LM 279 . ,I lv xx . , A sw ef, Ev- f W,