Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

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The year of the fastback car... .the year of the miniskirt.., .the year of the backless dress... .the year of the topless dancer... .the year of the mod look... .the year that teachers rode motorcycles to school... .the year that the hair on the boys was longer than the hair on the girls.... the year of student protest. For the class of 1967.... The year that a senior lawn was established, setting a tradition for Orange Glen... .the year which marked the end of a four year adventure which saw our school grow from a cluster of sorted buildings to one of the best units of secondary education in San Diego County... .the beginning of a new life for graduating seniors.... And for the rest of the nation.... The year that 3000 American boys died in a far away land for a cause in which they believed... .the year bacon cost a dollar a pound... .a new car ' s average cost was $3000.. . .the year of racial unrest in America.... the governor of California was Ronald Reagan... .the world land speed record was 604.2 miles per hour, held by Art Arfons. 4 Dedication Mr. John Damelio: drama club director; speech club adviser; teacher of speech, drama, and yearbook; husband and father is a man to be admired. Mr. Damelio has been the tireless ' Jack of all trades ' at Orange Glen since it ' s inception In 1962. In that year, he taught freshman English and speech. Since then, he has taken on yearbook, drama, and ad- vaneed speech . Mr. John L. Damelio Since that first year, Mr. D. as he is affectionately known, has encouraged the debate and speech program for Patriot speakers, and directed the many dramatic productions which occured this year, as he has the ones of previous years. This man of tireless energy, this campus leader, does not know that we have dedicated this book to him. Without Mr. John Damelio this yearbook. It ' s prede¬ cessors, the drama club, and many, many honors for OG would not have been possible. We thank you, Mr. John Damelio. The Torch ' 67 staff June 1, 1967 I I The Land of ii li We feel that these pages speak for them in 1967; remembered for the first time in : I A view east along the science wing. The proud name of a proud school. the Patriots ;elves. This is Orange Glen High School nvid color. The gymnasium as seen from the quadrangle. Our shaded arcade-a blessing in rain and sun. 7 I 9 SEPTEMBER First day of school Howdy Week A.S.B. Dance Jr. Class ring fitting Pep rally for Coronado football game Student pictures Frosh Elections PRIDE OF THE PATRIOTS OCTOBER Redlands Student Gov ' t Day I ' st league football game Sadies Double-header football game Rated most popular period of the day. NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY Homecoming Senior Play Thanksgiving vacation Junior rings Fallbrook Tournament Christmas Dance Christmas vacation Elks Invitational Basketball game Wrestling match A.S.B. Dance 10 JUNE Baccalaureate Graduation Senior Party Last Day of School Jim, Larry, Shirley and Sue pause long enough for a picture. MAY AVO Tennis Nominating Convention A.S.B. Elections Who are those cute cheerleaders ?! ? FEBRUARY Lincoln ' s Birthday Valentine ' s Dance Washington ' s Birthday MARCH Measurement for Caps and Gowns Drama Club play St. Patrick ' s Dance Easter Vacation APRIL Track meet Musical Play April Delton Dance OG’S 1966 HOMECOMING The year 1966 is the year that Orange Glen held its 2nd annual Homecoming.The game between the Patriots and the Dons brought many tense and joyous moments.During halftime our King and Queen were crowned along with their court.Barbara Weir rode gallantly along the field as ' our ' Patriot.There was a lighted OG upon ' our ' hill.All in all it was an auspicious evening. Craig Rhodes Mike Hollins Senior Princess Blandy Simpler Senior Princess Cathy Knight HOMECOMING KING BOB McQUEAD HOMECOMING QUEEN ANN PURDUM ) 12 HILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED CHEERLEADERS, old and new. TOP ROW: Steph Sarff, Debbie Nichols, Barb Simon, Joan Coda, and Louise Griffin. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Benne, Susie Purkerson, Teddi James, and Judy Gold- haber. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Funk, Louise Coda, and Ann Bulen. Queen Ann Purdum being cr owned by Larry Mcleod, ASB President The OG flashes its bright lights throughout the city. Crown bearers are Corrine Turner and Doug Disney. Patriot Barbara Weir smiles for the crowd. The Royal Couple, approaching their coronation. 13 This Is The 1966-67 Orange Glen High School is five years old.The largest number of students in our history has passed through its doors.The North County Speech league tourna¬ ment has, for the first time, been held at this campus. Orange Glen has completed its best athletic season since its entrance into the Avocado league a year ago. A new Senior Lawn was voted on by the Senior class and was established by Congress.Dan Harrison ' s Pride of the Patriots , the O.G. Band, has had another prize winning year. 14 Year That Was 15 A.S.B. OFFICERS Before a studenf government con hove any degree of suc¬ cess, it must have definite purposes for existing, and its members, the student body, must be aware of what these purposes are. These purposes or goals should be guide¬ lines for selecting activities and projects and serve as the measuring stick for evaluation and improvement. The successful student government has good goals, is aware of them, and strives to reach them. President, Larry McLeod 16 Treasurer, Susan Simpson BOYS’ ANDI Representatives from Orange Glen to Boys ' and Girls ' State were James Rehkopf, and Sandra Boyle. Vice-President, James Rehkopf 1966 - 67 The main objectives that Orange Glen ' s 1966-67 student government has strived to achieve include the following: To develop attitudes of, and give practice in, good citi¬ zenship; to assist school management; to provide training ground for developing leadership; to provide a forum for student expression; and to promote the general welfare of the school. Congratulations to the stude nt government for helping to make this The Year That Was. Secretary, Shirley Leviner GIRLS’ STATE Boys ' and Girls ' State are institutions of the American Legion, designed to promote better understanding of our complex political system. But this program means more than that. It means speeches, rallies, political cam¬ paigns, entertainment, athletics, and food, such as it was. Boys ' and Girls ' State are models of society designed to illustrate the practical side of modern political theory. 17 STUDENT CABINET Sue Cadwallader Assistant Secretary Terry LaGrone Assistant Treasurer Cindy Bower Public Relations Doug Richards Commissioner of Clubs Jim Hinrichs Parliamentarian Steph Sarff Commissioner of Pep Beth Strong Commissioner of Activities STUDENT CONGRESS Junior Congressmen, Debbie Port, Lynn Jones, Paula Hall, Steph Sarff, Terry Bower, Janice Serviolo, Katy Ponder and Pat Perkovich. Senior Congressmen, Pat Brady, Lance Edwards, Sandy Boyle, LeAnn White, Marc Moreland, and Pete Brady. Not shown are Ann Purdum and Nancy Nicholson. Pat Perkovich, Junior Commissioner, Don Chaffin, Sen¬ ior Commissioner, Steve Kane, Sophomore Commis¬ sioner, Sandy Sarff, Freshman Commissioner. Freshman Congressmen, top to bottom: Jim Smith, Lan Overmire, Terry Brugge- man, Sandy Sarff, Debbie Rath, Connie Colvin, Janet Hampel, Left to right: Rick Kearns, Cindy LaGrone, Carol Brady. Sophomore C ongr es smen. Bill White, Dennis Whelan, Karen Johnston, Gene Chaffin, Lon Collings. Not shown is Linda Allen. California Scholarship Federation SENIORS—BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Bower, Kathy Sedlacek, Beth Strong, Andrea Stacy, Sharon Dempsey, Ann Pnrdum, Laurie Wyland, Nancy Nicholson, and Barbara Prater. TOP ROW: Pete Brady, Frank Svoboda, Margy Miller, Monty Giavelli, Pat Brady, Tom Bowden, and Alan Rathje. f m W ' ’ i ft. ' � 1 j j 1 % ■ ' JUNIORS Larry Fillhart, Terry Bower, Terry Clanton, Clare Huber, Leann Wilson, Karen Hartle, Linda Newsom, Frank Hampel, Russell Gandee. OFFICERS—Frank Svohoda, V. Pres.; Cindy Bower, Pres. ; Terry Bower, Hist.; Laurie Wyland, Treas.; Beth Strong, Sec. ADVISERS — Mr. Richard Brown and Dr. Helen Roberts. The California Scholarship Federafion Is composed of students who excel in their academic subjects. In addition to the semestral all-day field trips, the CSF ' ers visited the University of California at San Diego this year. SOPHOMORES — clockwise: Marti Middleton, Pat Van Hoose, Jerry Sankey, and Steve Kane. 21 American Field Service Bl andy Strupler and her A. F. S. family, the Lewis Johnstons. Blandy Strupler Blandy Is from St. Tallen, Switzerland where she lives with her mother, father, a younger brother and two younger sisters. Her father is a doctor In the state hospital and her mother is a housewife. Don Chaffin Don ' s German Family The summer of 1966 was a very exciting one for Don Chaffin. Don was chosen by A.F.S. to represent Orange Glen In a foreign country. He spent his summer in Burghagel, Germany with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schmid. I ' ' Walk Together, Talk Together. • •” .1 ADVISER - Miss Judith Millhurn OFFICERS - Linda Allen, Sec. ; Marti Middleton, Comm. Chm. ; Kathy Sedlacek, Pres.; Blandy Strupler, V. Pres.; Nancy Creech, Treas. (Not shown). Walk fogether, talk together, o ' ye people of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. This is the motto of the American Field Service. Each year Orange Glen sends a student abroad for the summer. In return we are privileged to have a foreign student spend a school year with us. During the year the A.F.S. sponsors many activities. This past year they sponsored such functions as a Christmas program, an international dinner, a polka party, a fashion show and a concert. There is no better way for students of the world to meet each other than through the American Field Service. 23 Deltons Tv MEMBERS--left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Sue Simpson, Barb Simon, Sue Cadwallader, Candy Ballard, Nancy Nicolson, Maurie Gilchrist, Debbie Nichols, Carol Cheney. TOP ROW: Marilyn Rope, Sandy Judson, Cindy Bower, Shirley Leviner, Terry Bower, Kay Thornley, Steph Sarff, Debbie Port, Lynn Jones, Nancy Creech, Katy Ponder, Sandy Boyle, Pat Perkovich, Sue Jones, Ann Purdom, Vickie Fleck. Each year the Deltons, one of Orange Glen ' s service clubs, presents a one-hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving girl. Known for Honor, Loyalty, and Leadership these dedicated students render invaluable service to Orange Glen in many ways. Mistletoe sales, a benefit car wash, a Valentine dance, and a rummage sale highlighted the events of Orange Glen ' s Key Club. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis is a club which is composed of selected students. These students are selected by the members themselves. Other Key Club activities were the planting of shrubs in front of the school, and the attendance of the officers to Asilomar District Con¬ vention to receive a trophy for Key Club of the Year. OFFICERS—LEFT TO RIGHT: Hist. Vickie Fleck, Treas. Ann Purdum, Sec. Katy Ponder, V. Pres. Terry Bower, Pres. Kay Thornley, Adv. Miss Scottie Anglim. Key Club OFFICERS—LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres, Jim Hinrichs; Treas. John Guerrieri; Advis er Mr. JohnBree; Sec. Don Galyean; Pres. Lance Edwards. MEMBERS--left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Dave Bancroft, Jim Moyer, Steve Kane, Mike Edginton, Mike McQuead, Tom Clark, Paul Moyneur, Jerry Fenton, Bob Munnich, Don Calac. TOP ROW: Don Chaffin, Dick Huff, John Byrom, John Huntamer, Lon Collings, John Berquist, Dan Huff, Craig Rhodes, Doug Sherman, Tim Keane, General Pearson, Jim Rehkoff. 1 Interact Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas. Terry LaGrone, Pres. Hal Trehes, V. Pres. Frank Svoboda, Sec. Greg Prior. MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbert Van Hoose, Pat Van Hoose, John Hanson, Terry LaGrone, Hal Trebes, Frank Svoboda, Greg Prior, Tom Bowden, Jim Nessler, Steve Adam¬ son, Russell Gandee. As an international organization, the Interact Club serves both school and community. The Rotary Club acts as its sponsor to help the club promote greater understanding between people. This year they sent sixty dollars worth of food to Tijuana to help along with Orange Glen ' s Tijuana project. Senior Play Guilty or not guilty this was the verdict which the jury, drawn from the audience, for each performance had to decide when the senior class presented the ploy. The Night of January 16th by Ayn Rand. Defense attorney, Jim Hinrichs, que s tioning a suspect, Sandi Woline, under the direction of the Judge, Greg Krueger, and director, Mr. John Damelio. Attorneys keep peace during courtroom battle. The class of ‘67 successfully used alternating casts for this famous courtroom drama. The plot revolved around Karen Andre played by Dorothy Guerrero and Vicki Steverson, who was on trial for murder. She was de¬ fended brilliantly by Attorney Stevens played by Jim Hinrichs in spite of a strong case presented by the prosecuting attorneys por¬ trayed by Greg Krueger and Don Chaffin. 25 Spanish Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser, Mrs. Ann Lev son; Pres. Susan Cadwallader; V. Pres. Katy Ponder; Sec. Judy Payne; Treas. Zeno Pfau; Progress Chm. Claire Huber; Social Chm. Candy Ballard; Press Sec. Gena St. Denis. This year the Spanish Club joined with the other language clubs at Orange Glen in order to gather goods and clothing to take down to an orphanage in Tijuana. Mrs. Ann Levsen was adviser again this year. Latin Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Counsel, Pat Harrild; Treas. Terry Clanton; V. Pres. Chuck Dunn; Sec. Sharon Shields; Pres. Jerry Morris; Adviser, Miss Mary Ann Coyne. The main purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate an interest in the language and in Roman customs and legends. This year the club and its adviser. Miss Mary Ann Coyne, journeyed to San Jose to attend a convention. Also on the list of the Club ' s activities was its participation in the Tijuana project. German Club For the past year the German Club was quite busy planning activities in appreciation of German culture. One of the highlights of the year was a Christmas dinner and polka party. Mr. Gordon Zittel directed the club once again in a successful year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Greg Krueger; Sec. Terry Clanton; Treas. Leanne Wilson; V. Pres. Russell Gandee; Mr. Gordon Zittel. French Club Under the supervision of Mr. Dale Baldridge, members of the French Club were encouraged to gain an interest in French culture. Many activities were planned such as a trip to a French restaurant and to a French play in Los Angeles. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Linda Causy; Treas. Debbie Nielson; Sec. Sallie Passey; V. F es. Jayme Strahl. 26 Russian Club Just formed this year under the supervision of Miss Strode, the Russian Club has been quite busy learn¬ ing about Russian culture both old and new. The club has held such events as meetings in which to discuss Communism. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Sharon Noone, V. Pres. Jerry Morris, Sec. Diane Larzarlere, Treas. Terry Clanton. FTA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America Is to generate interest in the teaching profession. Their goal for the future is to start a Cadet Teaching Pro¬ gram to help students become involved in teaching. The adviser is Mrs. Allen. LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres. Beth Strong, Pres. Sue Simpson, Sandy Judson, Sec. Linda Farrow, Mrs. Dorothy Allen. MISSING: Treas. Kathy Whelan. Debate Club MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete O ' Connell, Robert Schaible, Steve Kane, Steve Adamson, and Ruth Herman. High points of this year ' s speech activities were: the Palomar J. C. debate, the North County Speech League tournament, first place won by Pete O ' Connell in the American Legion speech tournament, the Voice of Democracy tournament won by Sue Simpson, and the semi-finals reached by Pete O ' Connell at the San Diego State College speech tournament. The future looks bright for the club since all debaters will return In 1967-1968. Literary Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas. Margy Miller, Pres. Beth Strong, V. Pres. Frank Svoboda, Mr. Robert Marsala. The Literary Club this year has gone to see several outstanding motion pictures. Including Dr. Zhivago, and Hawaii. They also published the third Issue of the Literary Magazine, under the supervision of Mr. Marsala. 27 LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres. Janice Green; Pres. Bill Langley; Sec. Treas. Susan Snodgrass. Art Club Along with its adviser Mrs. Nancy West, the Art Club traveled to La Jolla and Ramona for sketching trips. The club also planned a poster service program so that it could make money in order to visit the Los Angeles Art Museum. Auto Club This past year the Auto Club held a trouble-shooting contest in order to raise money to sponsor a scholarship for a boy interested in continuing his education In auto mechanics. Mr. Don Sutton was the adviser for the 1966-1967 year. SEATED, left to right; Kathy Sedlacek, Doug Richards, Sue Simpsofi. STANDING: Susan Cad- wallader, Linda Causey, Hal Trebes, Ross Cox, Cheryl Virgin, Jerry Morris, Beth Strong. Interclub Council Lettermen Club The Lettermen Club is a service organization at Orange Glen advised by Mr. Richard Disney. The club raises money to buy useful items, primarily ath¬ letic equipment, for the school. To obtain these funds the club sponsors the popular Harlem Clowns game each year. LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres. Jim Hooper; Sergeant at Arms Wayne McMullen; Pres. Mike Hollins; V. Pres. Ross Cox. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec. Treas. Jim Rehkoff; V. Pres. Dan Huff; Sergeant at Arms Joe Martin; Pres. Jim Dean. 28 THE MUSKET Editor in Chief. Rieca Moody News Editor.Steve Krueger Editorial and Feature. Sandy Boyle Sports Editor.Don Gal yean Reporters.Steve Kane, Sandy Judson, Sue Williams, Cindie Buck, and Ann Purdum Staff Artist.Bill Langley Advertising Manager.Carol Cheney Advisor. Mrs. A. Simmons Orange Glen ' s 1966-67 Musket staff not only produced an excellent newspaper but also put out the football rosters sold at all five home games. In addition, the future journalists pioneered a new public relations pro¬ gram for the school. The Musket staff, advised by Mrs. Annelle Simmons, should be commended for the fine job they did in all three fields. Musket staff works to complete paper. Staff pours over a past issue layout. 29 TORCH Editor-in Chief. Activities Editor. Senior Class Editor. Faculty Editor. Underclass Editors. Sports Editors. Ad Manager. Business Manager. Staff. Michelle Granath, Norma Nichols, Sue Pierce, Carol Cheney, Joel Knight, Kay Willis, Karen Gallipeau . Steve Krueger .LeAnn White .Sandi Woline . Jim Hooper .Paula Hall, Debbie Port .Marshall Kelsay, Gary Wells . Sally Wissinger . Beverly Lambie .Barbara Clay, Pam Evens, Sue Callander, Dana Kindrick, Jim Hinrichs, Mickie Lee, TORCH staff forms its annual pyramid. Editors go over last years hook. First pericxi, the yearbook room was, perhaps, the busiest room in school. Copy was written and rewritten; layouts were made, discarded, and remade; deadlines were barely met; and finally the finished product. The 1967 Torch can boast 200 memory packed pages, including eight in full color. THIS IS THE YEAR THAT WAS, this year ' s theme, has united the TORCH into the best yearbook ever pub¬ lished at Orange Glen. The last deadline has finally been met. 31 Director, Mr. Harrison Orange Glen can boast of hav¬ ing one of the finest bands in Southern Calif., according to director Mr. Dan Harrison. The young Patriot band, re- splendent in their newly acquired uniforms was a familiar sight at many invitational and band reviews throughout the past year. SIGN CARRIERS, left to right: Kathy Hardesty, Cindy Morris, Penny Calhoun, Marilee Granger, Sherry Hinrichs, Sherry LaCoe, Sandy Cowgill, Steff Sarff, Paula Hall, Lynell Bull, and Vicky Hanaway. FIRST ROW, bottom to top: Dawn Cleaveland, Suzy McCurdy, Mr. Harrison. SECOND ROW: Ralph Gerken, Mike McQuead, Rickie Holladay, Lon Collings, Vern Avery, Dale Waldron, Earlene Messersmith, David Brazier, Melinda McCurdy, Dinah Rechnitzer, Lyle Hurst. THIRD ROW: Mark Brooks, Tony Lopez, Janet Bachovchin, Kathy Sage, Don Quilter, Mike Baswell, Pat Harrild, Terry Oliphant, Sheran Gallipeau, Anne Johnston, Jennifer Purdum. FOURTH ROW: Richard Walker, Sande Schmidt, Neuton Williamson, Kathy Friederich, Ben Lopez, Thad Klimas, Bob Patterson, David Player, Billie Jo Tayor, Peggy Frazee, Barbara Shettler. FIFTH ROW: Ben White, Debbie Holesapple, Alma Magnussen, Chris M or ones, Mike Edgington, Richard Brooks, KenKinley, Jim Serr, Grace Salley, Debbie Faust, Janice Caswell. SIXTH ROW: Roy Gray, Jack Norris, Libby Freese, Candy Evans, Larry Freeman, Rick Wilson, Annette Hinkle, Ross Piper, Sam Gray, Terri Thompson, Jim Beaman. NOT SHOWN: Tom Higbee. 32 CHORUS: Pat Abreu, Linda Allen, Nick Archer, Ken Avery, Janet Bachauch, Judy Ball, Kathleen Baloah, Janet Bardon, Chuck Baswell, Jim Beaman, Satidy Beames- derfer, Mary Benne, Debbie Ber juist, Pat Berti, Debbie Bornhoeft, April Bowmen, Micheal Brasher, Kathy Brooks, Jenni Bryant, Pat Broxnolme, Patty Burke, Carleen Burton, Satvdy Carnahan, Mary Chimarusti, Nikki Collins, Janie Colia, Pam Conley, Geleta Coivgill, Abbie Craft, Jeannette Des Ermia, Caroline Devereux, Elizabeth Dilleshaw, Vicki Dinger, Kassie Discher, Karen Drenth, Kris DuBois, Mona Dudley, Carol Duwall, Ruth Duwall, Satuiy Erickson, Candy Evans, Dianne Evans, Beth Farrington, Linda Farrow, David Flood, Birney Fox, Gary Frace, Helen Frank, Shelia Fraser, June Freese, Barbara Garrow, Betty Geityen, Bonita Grant, Dawn Greenlee, Louise Griffen, Vern Griffen, Dan Grissom, Debbie Goudreau, Gail Goudreau, Dorothy Guerrero, Ben Halbig, Gretchen Halbig, Vicky Hanoway, David Haney, Kathy Hardesty, Gary Harmon, Kay Hilgert, Sherry Hinrichs, Richard Holliday, Roy Hood, Cheryl Howe, Janet Huston, Diane Ingraham, Karen Ira, Chuck Istead, Phil Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Janet Johnston, Cyndi Jones, John Kearns, Renee Kelly, Janet Kensinger, Lee Anne Zeiger, Lee Ann Kimball, Pat Kleinsmith, Gloria Knight, Florence Kolb, Jeanne LaShell, Pat Lloyd, Julie Lusdardi, Joy Mack, Larry Manley, Sally Marciano, Midge Martin, Debbie Mayfield, Debbie McClothing, Suzy McCurdy, Janet McDaniels, Jackie McKibben, Debbie McNeil, Linda McNeil, Patty Merchant, Melodie Miller, Dianne Milliorn, Suzanne Milliorn, Kathy Mitich, Dale Moe, Chrissy Moose, Carole More, Sherman Moreno, Vickie Morril, Barpara Mumaw, Janet Myers, Dianna Nelson, Lawanna Nessler, Jerry Newlin, Debbie Nichols, Jack Norris, Stephen Norris, Terry Oliphant, Ellen Palmer, Marilyn Palmer, Janice Pauls, Peter Peck, Roxy Petrucelle, Linda Phillips, Pam Phillips, Ricky Phipps, Sue Pierce, Ross Piper, Guy Postlethwaile, Carol Prior, Pattie Puett, Kathy Pyer, Morris Quigley, Dodd Reinhard, Janice Reinhard, Jane Roberts, Glenda Rodgers, Vickie Rogers, Roger Rogers, Cheryl Rowles, Anita Sams, Sandy Sarff, Julie Sarvis, Ellen Schanlaul, Linda Schippmann, Bob Schryver, Theresa See, Donna Seiler, James Serr, Simone Sherman, Brian Smith, Cheri Smith, Pam Smith, Peggy Snodgrass, Shellie Sparks, John Sparling, Vickie Steverson, Ruth Struffert, Billie Joe Taylor, Rosemary Teblane, Debbie Thompson, Darla Toler, Dennis Trevesan, Barbara Turner, Lestel Mindy Wagner, Jeff Warren, Sue Welcher, Kathy Westerland, Collin Whadford, Donna Whaley, Gary Whyte, Carol Wicklwnd, Bob Williams, Terry Williams, Deborah Wilson, Tom Wilson, Wayne Witt, Julie Zeiger, MODERN CHORALE, BOT¬ TOM TO TOP--left to right: Marilee Granger, Kathy Benne, Paula Hall, Sandy C owgill. Penny Calhoun, Cindy Morris, Steff Sarff, Sherry LaCoe, Lynell Bull, Peter Peck, Richard Hawkin- son, John Torres, Steve Bulen, Mark Harmon, Phil Johnson, Pat Harrild. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders are Steph Sarff, Louise Griffin, Barbara Simon, Debbie Nichols, and Joan Coda. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are Sherry Hinrichs, Barbara Gimple and Dawn Cleaveland PEP CLUB With Barbara Weir as our Patriot mascot, the Pep Club, under the supervision of Mr. Henry Savage, worked hard to generate the school spirit that ran so high this year. Among other accomplishments, they purchased the Patriot bell, and spon¬ sored a highly successful Sadie Hawkins ' Dance. Pep Club officers: Ann Johnston, Secretary; Margy Miller, Vice-president; Asst. Secret ary. Not Shown are Cheryl Virgin, President, and Eileen Christiansen, Treasurer. Li ' l Abner, Joel Knight, and Daisy Mae, Barbara Happy citizens of Yokum. Weir, with last year ' s Daisy, Nancy Nicholson. Marryin ' Sam, alias Shirley Leviner, and Mayor of Dogpatch, Sandy Judson. 35 Orange Glen ' s ' 66-67 Key Club officers. Seniors SENIORS take to the surf at the moat. The High School career of over 320 Orange Glen Patriofs has finally come fo an end. Gone are the carefree days full of fun-filled experiences, test cramming, first loves, proms, and ever studious classes. The long road to graduation full of triumphs, failures, tears and joys, is now branching out to many different roads all leading the new experiences. The ideas which have become our own through self discovery, study, and our relationships with others, have set a signpost for the years ahead. The high school years are not an end¬ ing but a beginning, a challenge to the future, a time to ... follow every rainbow till you find your dream. SENIORS show spirit during our last Pep assembly. 37 PATRICIA ANN ABREU RICK ADAMS Pep Club; Chorus; G.A.A.; Tennis Team ROSIE APALATEGUI Pep Club NICK ARCURI J.V. Baseball; J.V. Wrestling; J. V. Cross Country STEVEN ARENZ CARL ASKEGREEN VERNON A VER Y Senior Play; Frosh Football; Band 1-4; Modern Ensemble J. V. Football; Varsity Foot¬ ball; Auto Club BRYAN BAGLEY JUDY BALL BARBARA BARTEN DIANE BA TES SAND Y BEAMESDER FER Pep Club; Senior Play; Ten- Swim Team nis Team 38 SANDRA BOYLE Jr. Class Com.; C.S.F. 2; A. F. S. 1; Pep Club, Deltons; Journalism; G.A.A.; Girls ' State PETER BRADY Latin Club, Pres.; Track J. V. Var. ; Football J. V. ; C.S.F. ; J. C. L. MILTON BERNARD PAT BRADY Var. Football; Cross Country; Latin Club MICHAEL BOWMAN Frosh Football; J. V. Football KATHY BENNE Cheerleader J.V.;Vars ity; Deltons; Student Cab.; Mod¬ ern Choir; Sign Carrier THOMAS BOWDEN J. V. Tennis; Latin Club; In¬ teract Club; C. S. F. CYNTHIA BOWER Deltons 4; Hockey Team 4; A.F.S. 2-3; C.S.F. 2-4, Pres. ; Com. of Publicity LUCI BLACKINTON RANDY BOUET Track 4; Cross Country 3 PAULA BOYCE Spanish Club; Pep Club; H. C. C. , Pres.; A. F. S. ; Lit¬ erary Club DAVID BRAZIER Band 1-4 39 Climb every Mountain Search high and low. Follow every byway Every path you know. Climb every Mountain Ford every stream. Follow every rainbow TI11 you find your dream . A dream that will need All the love you can give — Everyday of your life-- For as long as you live. Climb every Mountain Ford every stream, Follow every rainbow Till you find your dream Class of 67 40 41 DANA BRIDEN MIKE BURKE Band 1 -4; J. V. Swimming; Frosh Football SUSAN CALLANDER G.A.A. ;Art Club, Pres. ; Pep Club; Linebackers; Yearbook 11-12 BARBARA BROWN TIM BRUEGGEMAN DON CALAC Football 1; J. V. Basketball; Wrestling; Spanish Club, Pres.; Key Club LYNELL BULL Sign Carrier; Musical 66-67 JANELLE LINA YE CARTER JAMES STEVEN BULEN Frosh Football; J. V. Wres¬ tling; Var. Wrestling PENNY CALHOUN Pep Club; Modern Chorale; Sign Carrier 42 CHERYL CHALMERS BRONYA CLOVER Pep Club, Vice Pres.; Drama Club, Vice Pres.; Senior Play; German Club; Yearbook 3 DON CHAFFIN Basketball 1-4; C. S. F. ; Pep Club; Latin Club; German Club; Interact Club; Senior Play; A. S. B. ; A.F.S. ; Tennis 4 PATRICIA JEAN CAT ALINE G. A. A. ; Pep Club LINDA CAUSEY French Club; German Club; Swim Team; Band; Literary Club; A. F. S. ; Pep Club 1 -4; Linebackers 3-4 NANCY CLARK Pep Club; G.A.A. CAROL CHENEY Yearbook 4; Musket 3-4; Del- tons; Com. of Activities; Pep Club; Literary Club; Chorus; Linebackers BARBARA CLAY Yearbook 3-4; A.F.S. ; Pep Club; German Club; Art Club; Linebackers GLEN EDWARD COMBS Varsity Tennis; Science Club BILL COOK 43 SUSAN CORMACK SANDY COWGILL G.A.A. 1-3; Deltons 3; Mod¬ ern Choir 1 -4; Sign Carrier 2-4; Senior Play NANCY CREECH A.F.S. 3-4; Literary Club, Treas.; Deltons 3-4; Pep Club; Hockey Team KRISTINE CUNNINGHAM G.A.A. JIM DEAN Football 1 -4; Basketball 1 -3; J. V. Baseball; Var. Baseball; Key Club; Lettermen ' s Club JEANNETTE DES ERMIA Latin Club; Dr am a Club; French Club CATHY COVERT G.A.A. 1-2; German Club 2; Pep Club 4; Literary Club 4; Band ROSS COX Football 1; Auto Club, Vice Pres. ; Spanish Club TERRI CUMMINGS German Club 1; French Club MARY GAY DALY French Club; A. F. S. ; Spanish Club; History Club SHARON DEMPSEY CAROLINE DEVEREUX 44 VICKI DINGER G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Chorus TRACY DOWLER J. V. Football, Manager; Auto Club KRIS DUBOIS DON EATON LARRY EHLERT J. V. Football; J. V. Baseball BONNIE ELDREDGE Band 1; Chorus 3; G. A. A. 2 ED DOTSON Baseball; Track PAT DOWLING Chorus PAUL DURIS Auto Club ROBERT EDWARDS Football 1; Basketball 1; J. V. Var. Tennis; J. V. Football; J. V. Basketball; Student Con¬ gress; Key Club, Pres. VERN EIDE KEN ELLISON J. V. Sivim Team; Latin Club; Auto Club 45 VIRGINIA ESPINOSA WILLIAM FREDERICK Art Club 1; Wrestling; Science Club ANN ETEM C. S. F. PAM EVANS Yearbook 4; G. A. A. 2 DAVID FINK J. V. Football; J. V. Wrestling STEVE FRAZEE Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football Mike Burke JUNE FREESE Drama Club CHRISTINE FRODSHAM Basketball; Senior Play DON GALYEAN Basketball 1; J. V. Baseball; Key Club, Sec. ; Musket; Var. Baseball 46 lien Green BARBARA GARROW Pep Club 4 DON GARY Track; J. V. Football TONI GIALANELLA MONTY GIAVELLI Wrestling 1-4; Track 2-4; In¬ teract Club 3-4 ROBERT GILLEY MAUREEN GILCHRIST Yearbook 3; A. F. S. ; Beltons SANDRA GOOD G. A. A. ; Pep Club GAIL GOUDREAU Tennis; Chorus 4 MICHELE GRANATH Pep Club; Chorus; Yearbook 4 MARILEE GRANGER French Club; Literary Club; Modern Chorale A7 STEVE GROOVER Senior Play DOROTHY GUERRERO J. V. Cheerleader; Senior Play JOHN GUERRIERI Basketball 1 -4; J. V. Var. Baseball; Ke y Club, Treas. ; Spanish Club DON GULBRANSEN GRETCHEN HALBIG Pep Club; History Club; French Club JOHN HANSEN Baseball; J. V. Var.; Band; Interact MARK HARMON Varsity Baseball; Modern Choral; Musical PATRICK HARRIED Band 1-4; Drama Club 2-4; Latin Club, Pres.; Track; Wrestling; Literary Club GREG HART Senior Play; Musical KAREN HARTSHORN G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Deltons; Literary Club; Senior Play RICHARD HAWKINSON Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Track, Var. J. V. ; A. S. B. Delegate BURDELL HENRY Football 1-4; Letter men ' s Club; Senior Play 48 GWYNNE HENRY Pep Club 1; Art Club JAMES DALE HOOPER Auto Club; Wrestling; Swim¬ ming; Yearbook 4 DAN HUFF Track 1-2; Basketballl; Football 1 -4; Key Club 3-4; Spanish Club 4; Letter men ' s Club 3-4, Treas. JAMES HINRICHS Frosh Football; J.V. Var. Tennis; J. V. Var. Basket¬ ball; Key Club, Pres.; Mus¬ ket; Yearbook; Senior Play JOHN HORTON Frosh Football; Frosh Bas¬ ketball; Track JOHN HUNTAMER Var. Basketball; Var. Foot¬ ball; Key Club MIKE HOLLINS Frosh Football; Frosh Bas¬ ketball; J. V. Football; J. V. Basketball; Track; Wrestling; Var. Football; Auto Club, Pres. CHERYL HOWE Chorus 1-4; Pep Club; Line¬ backers JANET HUSTON Chorus ROYDEN B. HOOD Frosh Football;Interact Club; Senior Play ' ■ k JEFF HUDSON Frosh Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Senior Play SUSAN INGALLS G.A.A. 49 WILLIAM IRA Golf 2-4 CHARLES ISTED Basketball 1 NANCI JOHNSON G.A.A. 1-2; Pep Club 3-4 TEDDI JAMES J. V. Cheerleader; Var. Cheerleader LUPE JACQUEZ JERRY JONES Frosh Football; French Club; Senior Play PHIL JOHNSON J. V. Basketball; J. V. Base¬ ball, Mgr.; Var. Football, Mgr.; Var. Basketball 4 SUE JONES Beltons; Pep Club LARRY JEHLEH Latin Club; Wrestling Team SANDRA JONES Pep Club; G. A. A. 50 EDDIE JUVE Auto Club CATHI KNIGHT G.A.A. 1-3; Pep Club 1-2; Homecoming Princess THOMAS ARTHUR KANE J. V. Swimming; Var. Swim¬ ming GLORIA KNIGHT G.A.A. 1-4; Pep Club SANDRA JUDSON G.A.A. 1-2; Pep Club 2; French Club 2-3; A. F. S. 2-4 ; DANA KINDRICK Speech 2-3; Debate 2-4 STEVE KRUEGER Debate 1-4, Pres.; Musket; J. V. Baseball; Torch Editor; Speakers Club 4 GREG KRUEGER Debate, German Club; Latin Club; A. F. S. 51 TONI LaFAIVE SHERRY LaCOE French Club, Art Club, V. Pres.; A.F.S.; Literary Club, Mod. Chorus; Pep Club; Sign- Carriers TERR Y LaGRONE Interact Club, Treas.;A.S.B. , Asst. Treasurer GLORIA LAHMAN LINDA LaMASTER WILLIAM LANGLEY A. S. B. Historian; Wrestling Team; Pep Club; Art Club 52 PEGGY LARZALERE Spanish Club; Health Careers; Pep Club ROBERT LATHER J.V. Football; J.V. Wrestling; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling STEVE LAWRENCE Frosh Basketball SHIRLEY LEVINER Hockey Team, Copt .; Secre¬ tary of A. S. B. ; Beltons 4 JAMES LaSHELL Swimming Team; Latin Club; German Club; Chess Club JACKIE LAWRENCE SUZI LAWRENCE Pep Club KAREN LIND BLAB The Noblest Roman of them all. 53 BRUCE LOUD JOY LYNN MACK Pep Club; G. A. A. ; Chorus RICHARD MARLAR J. V. Wrestling; Track; Latin Club JOE MARTIN Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Var. Swimming; Letter men ' s Club; Mod. Ensemble; Senior Play LAURIE MARTIN ANNE K. MAR TINEAU KEN McDaniels F rosh Football;J.V. Football; J. V. Baseball LARR Y McLEOD German Club; A. F. S. ; Key Club; Pep Club; Band; Foot¬ ball; Track; Basketball; C. S. F. ; A. S. B. President 66-67 WAYNE CHARLES McMULLEN Auto Club 3-4 ROBERT ALAN McQUEAD Key Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Auto Club; Football 1-4; Var. Swimming; Homecoming King TERR Y McSPADDEN French Club; F. T.A.; Pep Club STEPHEN MEANS J. V. Football; J. V. Baseball; Golf 54 MARGY MILLER Girls ' Hockey Team; G.A.A. ; C. S. F.; Literary Club, Treas.; Pep Club. V. Pres. CHUCK MORGAN Frosh Basketball; J. V. Bas¬ ketball; J. V. Football; J. V. Swimming; Var. Swimming MARC DAVID MORELAND J.V. Cross Country; Senior Congress; Key Club DIANNE MILLIORN Pep Club; A. F. S. ; Chorus SUSANNE MILLIORN Pep Club; A. F. S. ; Chorus DALE MOE J. V. Football; Varsity Swim¬ ming VICKIE MORRILL Spanish Club; Drama Club; G.A.A. ;Pep Club; Senior Play RIECA MOODY Musket Staff, Editor-in-Chief; A. F. S. ; Health Careers; Ger¬ man Club; Latin and Lit. Club ERIC MOORE JAN MOSIER LARR Y MULLINS Girls ' Tennis Team; Girls ' Hockey Team; Pep Club; A. F. S. ; Spanish Club; Drama Club WILLIAM MUMAW, JR. Frosh Football;J.V. Football; Swimming; Track 55 MARIE NAVES NORMA NICHOLS Yearb ook 1; French Club; G. A. A. ; Pep Club NANCY NICOLSON Student Congress, Jr. Sr. ; Deltons; Jr. Sr.; A. F. S. ; C. S. F. DOROTHY NELSON G.A.A. ED NELSON JIM NESSLER Interact Club; Track Orange Glen ' s Playboy of the year. 1966-1967. RAY NICOL Golf Team PATRICIA NIELSEN FRANK NORBECK Pep Club; G.A.A. Track; Wrestling; Auto Club 56 JACK NORRIS, JR. BaiTd; Modern Ensemble GEORGE ODLE Varsity Cross Country; Var¬ sity Track TERR Y OLIPHANT Band; F. T. A. ; A. F. S. ; Pep Club; French Club; Literary Club ERNIE OLIVA Frosh Football; J. V. Var. Football; Frosh Basketball; J. V. Var. Baseball A very active day in 4th period lunch. INGRID OLSON Hockey Team DANA OSTRENGER Pep Club ELLEN PALMER Pep Club; G. A. A. ; Prom Committee LINDA PARKER Pep Club KEN PATTERSON Varsity Wrestling 57 PATTI PHILLIPS Tennis; G.A.A. ; Pep Club SUE PIERCE Yearbook 4; Chorus; Sign Carrier ROSS PFEIFER CYNTHIA PICOT CENERAL PEARSON Swim Team; Key Club; Ger¬ man Club; Band GREG PRIOR Interact Club; Spanish Club; History Club; C.S.F.; Modern Ensemble STEVE PAULETTO Swim Team 2-4 STEVE PHELPS J. V. Baseball; Auto Club; Frosh Football; Art Club JANE PIETY Pep Club; German Club; French Club; G.A.A. ; C. S. F. ; A. F. S. ; H. C. C. JOHN PIPER Band; Chorus BARBY PRATER G. A. A. ; C. S. F. ; Latin Club, Sec.; German Club; Pep Club; Linebackers ANN PURDUM Homecoming Queen; Beltons 3-4; Student Congress; C.S.F.; A. F. S. 58 MICHAEL QUIRK Football 1-4; Track 1-4 DONNA RAINEY G. A. A. ; Pep Club ALAN RATHJE C.S.F.; Spanish Club; Key Club DONNA RABATICH WILLIAM RANEY Senior Play JIM REHKOPF C.S.F.;Pep Club; German Club; J.V. Var. Track; A.S.B. Vice Pres.; Key Club; Boys ' State DARLA REINHARD Senior Play DOUG RICHARDS Ba ' i ' id; Latin Club; Interact; Pep Club; Student Cab. TERRY RISHER Art Club; Pep Club CRAIG RHODES Frosh Basketball;J.V. Var. Football; Lettermen’s Club; Track ROGER RIGGS TOM ROBBINS Wrestling; Key Club 59 MARILYN ROPE DIANE EILEEN SAAVEDRA FRED SANNIPOLI JAMES SCHAIBLE F. T. C. ; Pep Club; Spanish C. S. F. Club; H. C. C. ; Deltons; A. F. S. ; G.A.A. Wrestling; Cross Country German Club KA TH Y SEDLA CEK Student Congress 1-3;A.F.S.; Sec. Pres. Deltons; C. S. F. Spanish Club; Homecoming Princess 3; H. C. C. BARBARA SIMON A.F.S.; Pep Club; G.A.A. ; French Club; Deltons; Var. Cheerleader TERESA SEE Latin Club; A. F.S. ; Line¬ backers; Literary Club SUSAN SIMPSON Spanish Club, Vice Pres.; Deltons, Treas.;Student Body Treas.; A. F. S. ; Deltons DOUG SHERMAN MARCELLE SMITH CHARLES SILSBY Var. Swimming Team; Span¬ ish Club : J ANDREA STACY A. F. S. ; German Club; Span¬ ish Club; French Club; F. T.A.; C. S. F. 60 BARBARA STEPHENS Spanish Club; G.A.A.; French Club; Pep Club; Art Club; Swimming Team EDWARD STRUBLE Auto Club; Mgr. J. V. Football RUSS TAYLOR VICKIE ST EVERSON Senior Play, ’Antigone ; Pep Club; C. A. A. BLANDI STRUPLER Foreign Exchange Student ; Official Congress; Cabinet Member; Homecoming Pr in- cess ANCIE THARP DIANNE STROH Chorus; Musical FRANK SVOBODA, JR. Band; Latin Club, V. Presi¬ dent; Interact Club, Pres. V. Pres.; Literary Club, V. Pres.; C.S. F. , V. Pres. LORRAINE EVE THOMAS ELIZABETH STRONG Literary Club; Pep Club; A. F. S. ; C. S. F. ; G. A. A. ; F. T. A. ; Swim Team TABITHA SWEETMAN Latin Club; French Club; Ger¬ man Club; A. F. S. ; G. A. A. LEONARD THOMPSON Cross Country; Track 61 JERRY TRUDEAU French Club RICHARD VEEN German Club BECKEY TICEN PAMM THOMPSON JOAN TORRES KAY THORN LEY Deltons 3-4, Pres. ; A.F.S. 4; G.A.A. 2;C.S.F. 2, Sem. HAROLD TREBES German Club; Pep Club; A.F.S. ;Interact Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Track; Literary Club. HERBERT R. VANHOOSE Cross C ountry; Basketball; Tennis; Latin Club; C. S. F. ; German Club; Chess Club Treas.; Band DICK VANDER SPEK German Club; Chess Club it MARLENE TIPTON MADELEINE UNGER Art Club; G. A. A. ; Girls ' Bas¬ ketball Team MICHELLE VIEYRA Pep Club 62 JOAN E. VIL Pep Club; Latin Club; Drama Club LARRY WAGNER J. V. Basketball; Varsity Bas¬ ketball; Track; Auto Club; Latin Club; Key Club FRANCIS WALKER JAMES VOGT SANDRA JEAN WAGNER G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Girls ' Hockey Team 4; A. S. B. Con¬ vention GARY WELLS J. V. Football; C Track J.C. L. ; Yearbook JOHN WANDERS Fr eshman Football; Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Football; B Track; A Track; Lettermen ' s Club CHERYL VIRGIN G. A. A.; German Club; Pep Club Pres. 4; Girls’ Basket¬ ball and Softball Teams; Var¬ sity Hockey; F. T. A. MELINDA WAGNER G.A.A. KATHLEEN VOSBERG Pep Club 2 LARRY WALDRON Band; J. V. Varsity Swim¬ ming; Modern Ensemble DEBBIE WESTERLUND G.A.A. 3; Volleyball; Basket¬ ball; Baseball; Tennis; Hockey 63 LINNEA WHITE Musket 3; Chorus 2-3 KATHY WHELAN Spanish Club; A.F.S. ; F.T.A. ; Pep Club; Swim Team WILLIAM WIBERT DOROTHY WHITE Pep Club; Girls’ Basketball Team SUE WILLIAMS A. F.S.; Spanish Club; Line¬ backers; G. A. A. KAREN LEIGH WILLIS Spanish Club; Pep Club JIM WINCHESTER Track; Frosh Football SALLY WISSINGER Pep Club; Drama Club; Liter¬ ary Club; Senior Play; Year¬ book LeANN WHITE Spanish Club; Yearbook 3-4; A. F. S. ; Senior Congress; Senior Play NEUTON WILLIAMSON Swimming Team; French Club; Band SANDRA KA Y WOLINE Pep Club; Prom Chairman; Hockey Team; Yearbook; G. A. A. ; Chorus; Senior Play 64 SHARON WOOD LAURIE WYLAND G.A.A. 1; Student Congress; German Club 3-4; C.S.F.; Art Club 4; Pep Club 1 ANN WYLIE French Club, Sec.; G.A.A. ; C. S. F. ; A. F. S. ANDY YANCEY Frosh Football; J. V. Cross Country; J.V. Var. Football KATHY ZADDOCK ' All aboard for Valley Center, calls Diane Bates. The Kelsaymobile ALSO IN SENIOR CLASS Roger Arnold Richard Battle Ray Bowman James Essary Allen Green Phil Mancino Rita Mason Elizabeth Maxcy Eve Moore Ferman Moreno Gary Newhart Cynthia Pegot Gilbert Reneteria Ruben Reneteria Heather Working 65 FACULTY r ' 66 67 SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE Mr. G. W. Quade District Superintendent Dear Sfudents, It hardly seems possible that another school year has passed and with it also passes another group of seniors into the chan¬ nel of adult society. We have all experienced periods in our lives when time seemed to stand still . The school year to the six-year old seems an eternity; his summer vacation almost endless and the long months between birthdays and Christmas unbelievable. Even teenagers experience this feeling of time passing slowly as they await birthday number sixteen and a driver ' s license or graduation day from high school. However, in a few short years the pattern changes rather abruptly as we assume the duties and responsibilities of adult citizens and time suddenly commences to accelerate rapidly. How we use the precious commodity of time becomes a basic ingredient of success. Use your time wisely—no one can replace it. Regards to the Patriots of Orange Glen High School. G . W. Quade SCHOOL BOARD---LEFT TO RIGHT: Colley Jeffer, William M. Kennedy, Chester E. Galyean, Ward C. Sangren, Wilber F. Bradley. 68 This is the year in which you will be called upon to exercise a variety of judgments, not as secondary school adolescents but rather as young members of the adult society which you will join upon high school graduation. This is the year when some graduates think they have discovered a new freedom. For some of you, grad¬ uation implies, at least temporarily, the termination of an ordered plan for your personal development. I submit, however, that June 14 is only the beginning of a much more exciting stage in your development, one which you have been looking forward to the past twelve years. At times the road was difficult and perhaps every experience was not a pleasant one, but I feel sure that each has had some personal mean¬ ing for you, 1 know that the major ity of the graduates of the class of 1967 recognize the above-mentioned freedom as a responsibility to personally direct the orderly devel¬ opment of self. I am sure that the members of this class will capably assume their role in this dynamic society. As a new member of the staff, my observations are necessarily those of comparison to other schools in which I have worked. In general, I would rank Orange Glen as one of the finest schools in Cali¬ fornia. One of the most gratifying characteristics of Orange Glen is the student ' s sense of responsibility toward themselves and the school. There seems to be an un¬ derlying feeling of pride in the observance of the daily schedule without a necessity for use of bells, the appearance of the campus and a solid feeling of school traditions. If I were required to list the important aspects of maturity, I ' m certain that responsibility of decisions would rank foremost. When an individual reaches that stage of cognizance, then and only then, can reason¬ ing and learning begin to occur. Such responsibility is evidenced by the actions of the perceptive A.S.B. leaders as well as by the overwhelming majority of students at Orange Glen, The credit for a happy campus life can best be attrib¬ uted to the sensitive interaction and understanding of ideas by an outstanding faculty and student body. It is in this atmosphere that learning and growth can best be achieved. Orange Glen has such an atmosphere. Mr. David L. Larson Vice Principal I am proud to be a part of Orange Glen and congratu¬ late you, the students, who have had the lion ' s share in making this school what it is., . . proud and great. Mr. Patrick V. Ross Principal On behalf of the staff, I offer sincere congratulations and best wishes to all of you. In retrospect, this past year has been one of educa¬ tional excellence and progress at Orange Glen. Counselors MR. DAVID CHAPPIE JACQUELINE NICHOLS Boys ' Adviser Girls ' Adviser MR. DAVID PARKER A. S. B. Adviser MR. DON PUSKER Boys ' Adviser DR. HELEN ROBERTS Dr. of Guidance MRS. MARGARET GEORGES Nurse Office Staff MRS. HOLLY BOYLE MRS. SANDRA BURT MRS. MARGARET DOVE Librarian I I MRS. NORMA SMALLEN MRS. MARLENE FRANK MRS. VIOLA GREEN Librarian Social Science MR. MONTE LEFT ON U. S. History DAVID CHAPPIE Civics MR. FRANK DIXON U. S, History MR. DAVE DRIELSMA Civics MR. ALLAN CLINGER World Geography MR. DON PUSKER Geography MR. LOWELL RUTLEDGE Civics; W. Geography MR. TERRY ANDERSON W. History; Geography BYRON A UGH E NBA UGH Math; Science MR. JOHNBREE Biology; Psychology MR. PAUL WATTS Biology; Chemistry Science MISS PRUDENCE BAUM Psychology MRS. DOROTHY ALLEN Homemaking MR. RICHARD BROWN Biology; Psychology MR. ROGER JACOBS Chemistry MRS. EDITH SNAPP Homemaking English MISS MAR Y ANN CO YNE MR. DALE DENTON MISS KATHREEN HOCK MISS SANDRA McNAIR MR. ROBERT MARSALA MISS JUDITH MILL BURN MRS. PAMELA HIMSTREET MR. DAVID PARKER 7A Language MISS BARBARA LEE FERVER English MR. JERDEN SEE English MRS. ANNELLE SIMMONS English MR. DALE BALDRIDGE French ANN LEVSEN Spanish MR. GORDON ZITTELL German MR. ERNEST VILLA Spanish MR. JOHN D ' AMELIO Speech; Yearbook Math MR. GEORGE ALLISTER MR. LEE NELSON BURKETT MR. LARRY SIMMONS MISS CAROLYN STRODE MR. PAUL TURNER MR. DAN HARRISON Band; Chorus 76 Business MISS JUDY FOWLER Shorthand; Steno 1 2 MR. JAMES REES Gen. Business; Bookkeeping MR. ROBERT RICHARDS Typing; Gen. Business f I t MR. DON WHISLER Business Eng. ; Typing MR. GORDON ZITTELL Gen. Bus. MRS. ANNELLE SIMMONS Journalism 77 Arts Crafts MR. HOWARD SAVAGE Arts; Crafts MR. DON SUTTON Auto Shop MR. MARK KRISTJANSON Drafting MR. DA VID MAR TIN Wood Shop MRS. NANCY RAVEN Art; Craft MR. PAUL BAHEN Metal Shop MRS. NANCY WEST Art; Craft Physical Education MR. TOM BICE MISS SCOTTIE ANGLIM MRS. MARY BOWERMAN MRS. JACQUELINE NICHOLS MR. DICK DISNEY MR. BILL WETZELL Dig that heat! _ 79 Custodians SITTING, left to right: Tony Ruiz, Norman Lester, Ted Smith, Rex Robertson, Donald Dais, Marvin Moore. STANDING: John Turner, George Calvert, Harry Yost, John Watkins. Cafeteria LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Valerie Willaims, Jean Jex, and Mrs. Ruth Zirkel (not shown). Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Mam- many, Myron Buzzell, Harry Bedford, arui Gil Paulson. Driver’s Training MR. MYRON BUZ ZELL and MR. DALE DENTON Future Dentist! Complete Concentration Ha! Read between the lines ? L A hard days work. Yak; yak; yak. 81 Curriculum Orange Glen High School, as a part of the Escondido Union High School District, is continously striving to improve the quality of its educational program, in an effort to prepare its students to effectively cope with the complex problems of living in the leading country of the world. Not only will there be additional facilities and equip¬ ment, there will be increased competency of staff, new and up-to-date content of course offerings, and greater opportunities for individual development, both physical and mental. It appears at this writing that students will soon be able to profit from Instructional Television programs being broadcast from San Diego State College over KEBS Channel 15. This will bring into the classroom high quality programs for enriching or supplementing the present program. A number of students will have opportunities for on- the-job training through distributive education work- experience and cadet teaching programs starting with the 1967-68 school year. Many students will continue to have opportunities to participate in the M.A.L. program, career confer¬ ences, receive vocational counseling, and become involved in other activities designed to interest and challenge the students of Orange Glen High School in preparing for full, active citizenship in tomorrow ' s world. W. P. Radney Assistant Superintendent Director of Curriculum Is A Step A hectic day in typing. 83 Towards Doing Big solemnly swear.. . Future mechanics at work. Neatness is a must in Art classes 84 Things Better Future journalists meeting the deadline. Spanish students learn about Latin America. Mr. Drielsma lectures on civics. 85 X ' fV 0jf4 4 4f. - ' 0 f ' - ' ' , ' ■ UNDERCLASSMEN 86 I i 87 Class of 68” David Berguni Jon Berquist Debbie Betty Doug Blake Chris Battle Dorothy Baxter Jim Beaman Mary Jane Bellizzi Cathy Barnes Linda Barnes Paul Barrett Bob Barten Janet Bachavchin Ken Bales Candi Ballard Dave Bancroft Steve Adamson Ken Alford Pam Arena Hank Armstrong 88 ( Jim Boatright Tona Bogart Terry Bower Janet Boyce Gary Boyd Scott Bracken Dick Brittain Willy Brittain Gail Brown Pat Broxholme Eli Buchanan Cynthia Buck Tom Budvarson Eddie Bulen Vern Burgess Charles Burkhart Rick Burns Carleen Burton Ron Buschkamp Sue Cadwallader 89 j Tom Cantrell Mike Cassell Claudia Castaing Mike Chase Morgan Christian Eileen Christianson Joan Coda Jeanne Coleman Janie Colia Hal Collier 90 Joyce Cook Lee Ann Cook Miriam Copeland Curtis Cornelius Karen Cowgill Abbie Craft Carlotta Christian Roberta Cullen Bill Cummings Cliff Cupp Tom Clark Pat Darrough Thom Delangre I 91 j Willie Dennis Kathy Denny Johnny Diaz Ken Dick George Dominique Theresa Dotson Karen Drenth Patty Dubois Mona Dudley Chuck Dunn Carol Duvall Alexis Eichman George Ellis Steffany Ellis Sandra Erickson Mary Espinoza Liz Farrington Susan Farrow Jerry Fenton Jerry Ferrara 92 I Mickey Ferrick Carol Fields Patti Fields Larry Fillhart Vickie Fleck Carol Formento Don Fowler Birney Fox Gary Freeman Liz Freese Kathy Friedrich Karen Gallipeau Russ Gandee Cathy Gerhart Terry Gib on Gay Gilchrist Mike Gillett Eli Galdfelter Debbie Goodreau Carol Goepinger I ' I i 93 J John Goldsworthy Monica Grage Janis Green Richard Green Dennis Grider Louise Griffin Cynthia Guggisberg Steven Hardy Karen Harman Karen Hartle Theone Hawkinson Rick Holliday George Hood Linda Jensen Jim Jesme Dick Huff Diane Ingraham Francine Jampetero Mark Hoogervorst James Howard Clare Huber Harold Huber Marsha Jones Lynn Jones John Johnson Allan Johnston Kay Johnston Anne Johnston Ken Kearns Mark Keck Lynn Keeler Marshall Kelsay Allen Kurtz Sharon Lacy Anita Lafreniere Georgeann Larson Barry Learning Barbara Louth Mickie Lee Suzy McCurdy Bernice McClevy Jacki McKibben Marti McKibben Jim McLain Debbie McNeil Mike McKnulty Kathy McKnulty Darlene Mariollo Dana Marsh Doug Mashburn Mary Martin Joanne Martinez Wallie Martin Bonita Mason Ted Melton Earlene Messersmith Curtis Miller Darby Miller Bob Miller Cindy Morris Jim Moyer Paul Moyneur Joe Myers 98 Boh Munnich Linda Newsom Debbie Nichols Kathy Nichols Jim Nickel Craig Nielson Becky Nielson Sharon Noone Carol Nugent Dennis Ohanlon Phillip Olds Judy Payne Nancy Peet Pam Perkins Pat Perkovich Warren Peterson Pam Phillips Pennie Phillips Chris Pierce Mike Pilz 99 Marc Pirog Pat Pitman Katy Ponder Debbie Port Darlene Quinn Mike Rabatich Mark Ramsower Diane Randall Dinah Rechnitzer Rory Reeves John Renkoph 100 Tim Risher Jennifer Roberts Randy Roberts Kathy Rodger Cathie Richards Linda Riekemann Jon Rogers Jim Romero Donna Roslmg Cheryl Rowles Carey Rodriguez Pat Rogan Jane Rogers 101 Lorrie Russell Don Sadon Kathy Sage Jose Salinas Scott Salyer Anita Sams Al Sanchez Julie Sarvis Bob Schaible Linda Schippmann 4 . ' w ■y ■ I rf Bob Schraner Bob Schryver Linda Scott Jenice Serviolo 102 Linda Shaw -k 3 Jeanne Shelby Sharon Shields Karen Smith Lester Smith Susan Snodgrass John Spurting Jay me Strahl Denice Stroh Roger Struffert Jim Swarner Consepcion Tapia Jim Telfer Joe Ter Horst 103 H ' Susan Thompson Dennis Thorton Debra Tiller Gary Timm Sharon Van Etten Lestel Wade Rod Walker Sharon Walker 104 Jim Ward Carol Warmelin Bruce Watson Marsha Weddle Barbara Weir Kathryn Westerlund Wendall White Terry Williams Brenda Willis Greg Wilson Leann Wilson Carol Wicklund Vicki Wihert 105 Larry Huge Debbie Kirby Jerry Morris Cindy Woods Jim Witt Frank Woods Rita Woods L E.- mm Sandy Redding Robert Vil Tom Wilson Homer Whitt 106 Class of 69” Janet Alford Linda Allen Vicky Anderson Merle Armstrong Jill Baker Kathy Balogh Randy Bancroft David Barber Janice Barham Edward Barrett Karen Barron Mike Baswell Charles Baswell Pat Baswell Vickie Behrens Debbie Berquist Patti Berti Bill Bilyeu Linda Blackington John Blackwood Ronald Bourguignon Laurie Bowden Paula Bowman Sheldon Boyce Lynette Branin Karen Briden Dan Bridges Kathy Brooks 107 ' T ' -— ' y i w f jy.yi Terry Bucknum Carla Burgess Cathy Bulgarelli Ford Burnham John Byrom Janice Calkins Linda Carey Sandra Carnahan Gary Carney Josi Carillio Gary Casper son Janice Caswell 108 Phyllis Copeland David Cormack Sue Crider Pat Crimmins Ian Camming John Cloutier Leonard Collings Pamela Conley Brian Cooper I I 109 Carol Cummings Kenneth Cunningham Bill Dallas Kathy Dare Paul Dawson Rick Dayle Beth Dilleshaw Kassie Discher Jay Driscoll Mike Edington Cathy Edwards Linda Ellison Barbara Ensley Nora Erickson Sam Esparza Candas Evans Jim Evans Edward Even Carl Farimelti Linda Farrow Debbie Fins tad Debby Fishel Susan Fox Helen Frank Larry Freeman no Sheila Frayser Sheran Gallipeau Maria Garnica Jim Garrett Susan Garrett Steve Gates Polly Garken Philis Gibbs Barbara Gimpel Denise Gladfelter Mack Goddard Sandra Goddard Agustin Gonzales Maria Gonzalez Chip Good Bee Gorbutt Larry Gosack Gail Gousha Cynthia Goswick John Granger Bonnie Grant Sam Gray David Greene Donna Greenlee Vern Griffin I 1 in Danny Grissom Karen Guerrieri Donald Halbert Ben Halhig David Hall Art Hamlin Vicki Hanaway Kathie Hardesty Randy Haskell Steve Heinz Susan Helms Debbie Henderson Linda Henne Don Henry Jr. John Heramb Ron Heredia Penny Hewlett Annette Hinkle Sherry Hinrichs Sue Holladay Jane Hollins Susan Honeck Evelyn Hoogervorst Georgann Horton Juliann Hosking Fred Hudson Richard Huff Wayne Hugins 112 Stephen Hull Marilyn Hyde Karen Ira Kathi Jackson Sue Jaffe Janice Jakutowicz Rick Jochim Tassie Johnson Janet Johnston Karen Johnston Rod Johnston Cynthia Jones Mike Jones Bill Jones Stephen Kane Robin Kearns Diane Keeler Renee Kelly Janet Kensinger John Kiley Lee Kimball Alan King Kenneth Kinley3j( Kathleen Kinsell Doug Klassen Patty Kleinsmith June Klingler Carol Knight I i 1J3 Army Kevin Noelle Kruse David Lacille Bill Lande Jeanne LaShell Rick Latner Terry Lawler Jennifer LaFon Susan LaGrace Cindy Lagrone David Lawson John Lenos Meredith Lindstrum Richard Lizoyi Pat Lloyd Tony Lopez Karen Lord Bob Lowder Julie Lusardi David Lyle Carolyn Lypps 114 Janet McDaniels Debbie McGlothing Elizabeth McLean Linda McNeil Debra McSpadden Michael McQuead Walt Mack Robert Mainland Mark Mancino James Manley Michelle Mayeux Pat Merchant Marti Middleton Frank Miller Bill Miller Bill Mince 115 Betty Moe Janet Myers Bemadene Naves Lawanna Nessler Clifford Newman Tom Nichols Debra Nielsen Dave Nihart Laurene Nugent Pete O ' Connell Pat O ' Hanion Greg Olds Marilyn Palmer Tom Palmer Carol Parker Sallie Passey David Pauletto Norman Peet Wayne Penfold Mark Perkins Carole Peterson Roxanne Petrocelle Zandra Pfau Linda Phillips David Player 116 Janet Pollex Martin Ports Mary Parker son Roxie Parsley Kathy Pyer Don Qailter Robert Raedeker Pat Ramirez Kathy Randall Roger Redding Janice Reinhard Jady Riding Darryl Ringstall Doug Rockwell Jim Rogers Anita Rodriqaez Richard Rodriquez Charlene Rogers Yvonne Romero Larry Sachs David Sale Jerry Sankey Roger Sannipoli Lupe Santigo Malcolm Sawyer 117 Boh Scholten Linda See Kathy Seidel James Serr Simone Sherman Mike Shidner Domia Sieler Jo Ann Simon Brian Smith Cheri Smith Chuck Smith Sharon Smith Warren Snapp Peggy Snodgrass Shellie Sparks Linda Spurting Gary Stein Diane St. Mars Sandy Strappelli Debi Stroh Ray Sub ish Rafael Tammarillo Billy Jo Taylor Jo Taylor Jonnie Taylor Brenda Thacker Terri Thompson Terry Thompson 118 Bryan Thomas Nancy Tiller David Tipton Darla Toler John Torres Dan Tracy Dorothy Trehes Jeanette Trinque Frances Turner Jim Vander Speck Chuck Van Dusen John Van Engelen Jim Van Habster Lucinda Van Hook Pat Van Hoose Dana Van Kirk Karen Virgin Joe Vosberg Dale Waldron Susan Wallace Jeff Warren Stephanie Warren Dennis Whelan Kathy White Bill White Gary Whyte Pat Williams Robert Williams Robert Williams Deborah Wilson 1 119 Also in the Sophomore Class: Kris Creech Chris Morones Nancy Ashworth Linda Belair Jack Benne Tom Cantrell Melanie Fueston Dave Harris Linda Frankenberg Nikki Holton Carol Lang Kathryn Long James Lund Barbara Mumaw Gary Myhre Stephanie Noone Lewis Page Mike Pruett Mary Diane Reed Nancy Rubin Joann Simon Robert Tumor Douglas Tyler Donna Wagner Micheal Williamson Joann Woodyard ROYAL COURT Junior Prince and Princess - Jerry Fenton and Kay Johnston Freshman Prince and Princess- Doug Gerhart and Rita Vinson Sophomore Prince and Princess- Walt Mack and Sue Crider 121 Class of 70” Deron Albright Steve Agon Vivian Antes Craig Anderson Cathy Appleby David Arce Camille Armstrong Mary Atilano Tim Aufmann Kenneth Avery Marsha Bagley Nancy Baldwin Roy Baldwin Ann Barber Cherie Barham Patty Barnes Cathy Bates Laird Beamesderfer Larry Beasley Mary Benne Cindy Bentley Ron Bergum Vincent Bernard Peggy Board Helen Bolotin Debbie Bornhoeft Nancy Bowden April Bowman 122 Diane Boyce Carol Beady Mark Brinkman Mark Brooks Terry Brueggerman Beverly Brueggerman Joe Bruni Lise Buchanan Debbie Buchner Patti Burke Sharlene Bunker Daniel Burkhead Gary Calvert Sue Campbell Kevin Camperell Robbi Carpenter Robin Carter Gay Cary Gary Caster Terry Chambers Harry Cheney Ann Christensen Eric Christiansen Susan Clark Scott Clay Cindy Lu Cole Joyce Coleman Joseph Colia 123 Gary Collins Bill Collins Nikki Collins Connie Colvin Janice Combs Janet Cook Stan Cook Bruce Cooper Lupe Corral Donald Cootware Geleta Cowgill Ron Crouch Belinda Cruse Alan Cullens Chris Culver Bohba Cunningham Janet Cypp Mike Daly Nicole Davis Debra Deets Mike Desermia Suzi Dew snap Patty Diaz Ken Dixon Bill Dodin Jackie Dunham Richard Ehlert Harry Ehlert Dawn Ensley Roger Eslick 124 Dianne Evans Debbie Faust Randy Fields Sheila Fields Janice Fike Ronald Fisher Arline Fowler George Fowler Paula Fox Gary Frace William Franke Peggy Frazee Bud Galyean Doug Gerhart Ralph Gerken David Glenn Dennis Goin Richard Gonzalez Tawn Gorbutt Laurel Granger Roy Gray Bill Green Dale Grider Alvin Guacheno David Guerrero David Guggisberg Debbie Haight Jerry Hamilton Janet Hampel Linda Hanaway 125 David Haney Duane Hansen Glen Hansen Gary Harmon Bill Hart Ken Hartle Lynn Hawkinson Jesslynn Hays Earl Hawthorne Eileen Heirman Terry Henderson Don Her old Rita Herrera Doug Hickenbottom Tom Higbee Vernon Hie stand Jeff Hickox Rick Higby Mark Higgins Stephen Hite Mary Hoff a Deborah Holesapple Debra Holiedy Carol Holton Barbara Haneck Tim Hooper Karen Hudson Larry Hull 126 Lyle Hurst Steve Huston John Ingle Bill Jackson Sharon Jackson Ann Jacobsen Fran Jaffe David James Susana Jauregue Letiticia Johnson Nancy Johnson Sharon Johnson Janine Jones Joan Keeler Mark Kemp Diana Khoury Lynn Kens ell Thad Klimas Gary Knight Eric Kos ter Katy Kovin Carol Kruse Luke Kuljis Cindy Lagrone Shirley Lahman Cindy Juve Vicki Kadel Rick Kearns Carolee Lamhee Leonard Lapointe Bob Larkins Kathleen Larzalere Connie Lawles Janet Lea Jim Ledbetter Don Lesperance Lynne Letsch Janet Lewis Chris Lindblad Benny Lopez Mark Longacre Richard Lubecki Linda Lyon Robin Lytle Susan Lypps Alma Magnus sen Howard Magoon Jim Mallen Cris McCain Melinda McCurdy Wesley McDaniels Steve McLeod Marsha McQuead Brian Mack Brook Maltby David Mancino Larry Manley Pamela Marino 128 k Kurt Marler Daniel Martinez Gerald Matlock Scott Mayfield John Mazzetti Mark Miller Melody Miller Randy Miller Rocky Miller Doug Mittag Joe Milliorn Kathy Mitich Angela Mitton Cliff Molaro Carol Moore Chrissy Moose Anna Morones John Morris Tom Morris Cathy Motsenbocker Chris Moyneur Jerry Myers Ruth Myers Gary Myhre James Neece Diana Nelson Harold Nelson Russel Newhart Cathy Nihart Judy Norris 129 Carol Prior Steve Pruett Pattie Puett Jennifer Purdum Kerin Purdy Dixie Parsley Shawn Radcliffe Christina Raedeker Steven Ramirez Azalie Randall Mary Norris Steve Norris Karen Nunnink Patricia O ' Hanlon Gary Olson Mike Ostrenger Ian Overmire Henry Paredes Larry Parler Bob Patterson Janice Pauls Deborah Petta Zeno Peau Chris Pfeifer William Philips Rocky Phillips Biake Prater Jack Price 130 Debra Rath Steve Rehkoph Irene Renteria Glover Rice Francis Richmond Martha Risher Larry Rockwell Steve Robbins Glenda Rodgers Mike Rogers Vicki Rogers Mark Romero Jack Rowe Grace Salley Aria Sanders Elise Sankey Sandy Sarff Barbra Schet er 6 V ' Vicki Schmidt Sande Schmidt Tom Schulz Bail Scott Larry Scott Ken Sedwick Victor Senter Steven Shafter Randy Shaw John Shea 131 Cindy Sherman Gregory Sherman Tom Sherman Roger Sickles Gloria Sidebottom Betty Sigler Dave Silverthorn Karen Simley Rena Sloan Clavin Smith Jim Smith Jim Smith Monique Smith Pam Smith Brent Smith Dana Snyder Tim Sotola Lisa Stafford Terry Stevens Tim Stroh Anna Stroheker Ruth Struffert Robert Swarner Mark Swearengen Roy Tarver Paul Taylor Carol Thomas Brian Thomas Debbie Thompson Rebecca Thompsom 132 Barney Todd Pat Todd Scott Townseitd Tom Trogdon Benda Urry Richard Valla Randy Veach Donald Veen Bruce Vinje Rita Vinson Dan Wagner Dick Walker Alan Ward Connie Warila Pat Weir Brian Whadford Collin Whadford Ben White Ricky Whyte Tom Wickliffe Jewel Wiest Adele Williams Ricky Williams John Williamson Diana Wilson Kathi Wilson Tomi Winings Mike Working Alice Wylie Steve Young 133 ALSO IN FRESHMAN CLASS John Augustus William Boyce Eileen Branin Ron Chernish William Colliner Joan Dubbs Ruth Duvall Susan Edwards Leonard Jarzenbowski Gail McGlothing Richard O ' Connor Marrdell Pascarelli Mike Stosic Richard Wilkinson Edwin Zummallen 134 IN MEMORIAM Robert VII On Washington ' s birthday, February 22, 1967, traffic claimed a member of Orange Glen ' s student body - Robert Vil. Bob, a native of Thailand, was a transfer student. Those who knew him enjoyed his sense of humor. He was frequently found at the beach appreciating its natural beauty. Unafraid and steady in purpose, he faced the world. He will be missed and re¬ membered by those who knew him and loved him. Quietly they I know. But I go, the intelligent, the witty, do not approve. And I am not the brave, resigned. j: 135 Sedlacek ok Queen Nominee Wins The year 1967 held many new and Interesfing things for the students of Orange Glen. The newest trend was the selection of a Yearbook Queen. The Sophomore Council was responsible for the dance that was held February 27th to select her. All the clubs on campus were asked to sponsor a nominee to compete for the title. The require¬ ments that had to be met by the girls were: Steve Kane, president of the Sophomore Council, presents Kathy Sedlacek with a $25 savings bond. 1) at least a C average; 2) 80 merits or more; and 3) a written composition entitled, The Role of The Teenager In The Changing World of Today ; and 4) a three minute inter¬ view with Judges. The candidate chosen by the judges was presented with gifts donated by Streichers, Sound Town, Stan ' s Drugs, Golden Gate Fabrics, and was given a $25 savings bond. Margy Miller, Literary Club; Georgeann Larson, Russian Club; Barbi Simon, Pep Club; JoAnn Simon, Latin Club; Debbie Nichols, Key Club; Blandy Strupler, American Field Service; and Kay Thornley, Deltons. SPORTS •1 Jim Dean 10, Paul Moyneur 11, Ernie Oliva 12, Alan Johnston 13, Dan Huff 14, Jerry Ferrara 15, Dick Brittain 16, Dick Huff Brady 48, Larry Filhart 50, Frank Hoff a 51, Boh McQuead 55, Joel Knight 60, Bob Holiday 61, Marc Pirog 62, Chuck Dunn 63, Askegreen 77, Doug Blake 80, Jon Berquist 81, Pat Brady 82, Hal Collier 83, George Ellis 84, Craig Rhodes 88. Coaches: ?, John Diaz 20, Paul Barret 21, Andy Yancy 40, Joe Martin 41, Jerry Fenton 42, Don Johnson 43, Mike Hollins 46, Pete ave Bancroft 64, Jim Jesme 65, Rory Reeves 70, Boh Munnich 71, John Wanders 72, Burdell Henry 73, Steve Frazee 74, Carl aul Turner, Dick Disney, Dave Chappie. Doug .Blake conciuemfig pas PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Joe Martin, Def. End Poway Bob McQuead, Center San Dieguito Jim Dean, Halfback Coronado - University Bob Munnich, Tackle Army - Navy Burdell Henry, Guard Fallbrook Paul Moyneur, Q. B. Carlsbad Jerry Ferrara, Fullback Oceanside All-League Bob McQuead, Jimmy Dean Rory Reeves, Jerry Fenton. 142 COACHES AND CAPTAINS C 5ro ' nado ' 6 Army-Navy 0 Poway 13 Vista 6 Carlsbad 27 Oceanside 21 University 37 Fallbrook 6 San DIeguIto 13 Coach Dick Disney Coach Paul Turner CO-CAPTAIN Jim Dean CO-CAPTAIN Paul Moyneur 143 Quarterback-Paul Moyneur 11, End-Craig Rhodes 88, Tackle-Bob Munich 71, Guard-Burdell Henry 73, Center-Bob McQuead 55, Guard-Marc Pirog 62, Tackle-Rory Reeves 70, End-Jerry Fenton 42, Halfback-Dan Huff 14, Fullback- Jerry Ferrara 15, Halfback-Jimmy Dean 10. Jim Dean and teammates smash through San Dieguito ' s Defense, for long yardage. Tackle-Rory Reeves 70, Guard-Burdell Henry 73, Tackle-John Wanders 72, Defensive End-Joe Martin 41, Linebacker- Mike Hollins, Middle Linebacker-Jerry Fenton 42, Linebacker-Alan Johnston 13, Defensive End-George Ellis, Defen¬ sive Halfbacks: Doug Blake 80, Jim Dean 10, Dick Huff 18, Ernie Oliva 12. Jim Dean rides piggy back as Reeves and Rhodes pre- Paul Moyneur lets go with touch down pass, pare attack. Varsity Football was a year of few wins, many losses, but great football. The Orange Glen Patriots took to the field on September 23, 1966, and left the field that night with an outstanding win over Coronado, 27 to 6. A week later the Patriots returned to the field and demolished Army-Navy 49 to 0. By this time the team had picked up spirit and steam, and Orange Glen was looking forward to some great football this season. To some surprise, the Patriots dropped the rival game against Poway 13 to 7. The next game the Pat ' s burned a hole in the earth when they tromped on to the field ready to smash Vista. The Pat ' s scored early in the game, but Vista soon caught up and the game finished as a deadlock. In the last few seconds, the big, powerful tackle, Rory Reeves ran a tackle elegible play. Receiving the pass, he ran for more than forty yards and a near touchdown, only to be shoe-string tackled at the fifteen yard line of Vista. As the final gun sounded, the Pat ' s tied 6 to 6. The following game a group of fired up players rode the bus to Carlsbad, to show one of the most outstanding performances of the entire season. The score 27 to 26 in favor of Carlsbad. This game made people around the county remark that it was one of the best ever viewed. Orange Glen played an outstanding game only to lose in the last few seconds. Oceanside hosted the Patriots next, with another superior performance by the Pat ' s. The score didn ' t tell the story as the Patriots lost 20 to 14. Homecoming the following week threw the Patriots to a 37 to 7 loss, at the hands of University. Fallbrook took on the Pat ' s next in a hardly fought game only to come to a 6 to 0 loss for Orange Glen. The last game of the season showed a mighty battle which threw the Pat ' s to a 13 to 12 loss over San Dieguito. All and all the Orange Glen Patriots played good, hard football only showing a proud past and a very bright future. Burdell Henry annihilates rusher as Dean breaks loose Jerry Ferrara scoots through, again as the Joel Knig and Jerry Fenton throw key blocks. B - ♦ ROW 1: R. Bourguinon, R. Bancroft, T. Risher, M. Jones, J. Moyer, A. Sanchez, M. Lee, E. Evan, F. Hampel, D. Lawson, M. Ferrick, W. Huggins, E. Barrett, R. Wilson. ROW2: J. Vosberg, M. McQuead, G. Timm, L. Collings, J. Garrett, B. Thomas, A. Cruz, J. Johnson, W. Snapp, S. Cataline, L. Hayes, D. Henry, T. Lopez. ROW 3: R. Redding, T. Lawler, J. Telfer, J. Tipton, R. Schrainer, R. Walker, G. Boyd, W. Mack, W. Brittain, R. Heredia, J. Benne, J. Kylie. GRID FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT Combine exceptional talent with superior coaching and the result will ultimately be a winning team. This was the case with this year ' s Junior Varsity football team. With personable Coaches Tom Bice and Allan Klinger at the helm, the young patriots combined efforts to extend their two year won-lost record to a fine 14-2-1 . While only finishing second in their league, their outstanding performances in the Poway and San Dieguito games revealed their potential as a Championship Team. To single out a single player for his performances would be a difficult task for it was a team effort which made this a win¬ ning team. The young Pats posed many problems for opposing defenses with the use of a balanced offensive attack. To spearhead their offensive attack, the young Pats relied on the running of halfbacks Mick Lee and Al Sanchez as well as fullback Ron Heredia and quarterback Jim Moyer. To complement this solid running game was the passing combination of Jim Moyer to Mickey Ferrick with an occasional pass aimed for one of his backs. The foundation of this year ' s J.V. football team was its stout defense led consistently by Walt Mack, Don Henry, John Kylie and David Lawson. These four players along with seven more formed a defensive unit which held its opponents to less than a 6.6 points per game average. 146 Jim Moyer displays his style of hard running against the young Panthers. Coronado Army-Navy Poway Vista Carlsbad Oceanside University Fallbrook San Dieguito Opp. 0 0 0 0 6 19 22 6 12 Al Sanchez (13) picks up seven around end. Walt Mack (12) drops a Vista ballcarrier for no gain. 147 ROW 1: S. McLeod, B. Galyean, S. Stevens, J. Wesley, S. Robbins, R. Crouch, T. Hooper, B. Lopez, C. Smith, F. Richman, R. White, Larry Scott, J. Agustus. ROW2: J. Ledbetter, D. Gerhartd, R. O ' Connor, R. Gerkin, B. Mack, V. Bernard, S. Clay, D. Cootware, D. Guggisberg, G. Fowler, R. Gonzalez, M. Colia, Mgr. M. Daly. ROW 3: Coach J. Reese, R. Carter, C. Moyneur, G. Collins, H. Pratis, S. Sedwick, G. Matlock, R. Phillips, C. Anderson, B. Prater, M. Rodgers, D. Silverthorne, Coach Burkett. FRESHMEN POST 6-1 SEASON Scott Sedwick hauls in a Chris Moyneur pass for a sizeable gain. O.G. Opp. Escondido 0 20 Carlsbad 20 7 San Dieguito 21 18 Oceanside 13 7 Earl Warren 32 0 University 28 27 Lincoln-Vista 14 0 Cross Country FRONT ROW: Bill White, Rick Valla, Bill Jones, Ian Cummings, Mack Goddard. BACK ROW: Rafael Tamarillo, George Odle, Bob Barten, Pat Van Hoose, Randy Bouet, Tom Wilson, Coach Dale Denton. Team Captain George Odle Most Valuable Bob Barten Most Improved Bill Jones SCORES Opponent O.G. Opponent Army Navy 79 28 El Cajon 71 47 Coronado 36 50 Mar Vista 67 57 Laguna Beach 51 46 FALLBROOK TOURNAMENT Perris 63 48 Laguna Beach 58 54 San Clemente 53 EL CENTRO TOURNAMENT 43 La Jol la 63 46 Yuma 49 46 Morse 61 49 El Centro 46 LEAGUE GAMES 43 Poway 56 32 Vista 84 55 Carlsbad 71 47 Oceanside 50 60 University 66 53 Fallbrook 58 37 San Dieguito 83 64 Poway 49 44 Vista 64 50 Carlsbad 86 53 Oceanside 62 51 University 51 48 Fallbrook 59 36 San Dieguito 68 C.I.F. PRELIMINARIES 52 Morse 56 54 Madison 53 80 Basketball After five long years of hard practicing and building for stronger teams. Orange Glen High School has reached a major milestone in the field of athletics. This season, a group of tv elve dedicated athletes under the leadership of their devoted coach brought home Orange Glen ' s first league championship on the varsity level. The coach is Bill Wetzell and the twelve athletes comprised the 1966- ' 67 Patriot Basketball Team. Poise, confidence In their own ability, and a never-say- die attitude, were probably the most influential character¬ istics of the Patriot Cagers as they moulded the second best won-lost record In San Diego County; 25 wins and 3 losses. The Pats ' non-league record was unbelievably Impressive. After winning four out of their first five games, including powerful Mar Vista, El Cajon, and Laguna Beach, Orange Glen entered the Fallbrook Basketball Tournament and powered their way through Perris, Laguna Beach and San Clemente high schools to capture the first place trophy. Individual performances were also rewarded as captain John Guerrierl and center Lance Edwards landed berths on the All-Tournament Team. The next challenge for the Pats was the El Centro Tourney. This being their first appearance In the tournament, OG ' s cagers were unknown and were not expected to finish very high in the final standings. However, the determined Patriots overcame their ratings, defeating Western League power La Jolla, Eastern League favorite Morse, defending tourney champions Yuma, and the tall, sharpshooting home team of El Centro to proudly receive the first place trophy. La nee Edwards received top honors for the Pats on the all¬ tournament team. The Pats were now ready for the Avocado League. Possibilities of winning the league championship looked dim considering the powers of University and defending champion Oceanside high schools looming in their path. However, they charged into the first round of games with confidence, losing only to Oceanside High . Orange Glen was now tied with Oceanside as league leader and their scheduled meeting In the second round would probably produce the champion. When the two rivals met In the Patriot gym with 1,327 screaming fans, history was made, as Orange Glen ' s cagers scored the first varsity victory over Oceanside in a major sport, 62-51 . Three wins later the league championship was ours. Besides the honor of becoming league champions. Orange Glen was also honored by the efforts of 6 ' 6 Lance Edwards as he was voted Player of the Year by Avocado League coaches. Other honors were gained by John Guerrierl, and Mike Gillett who were voted to the second All-League team, and by Don Chaffin and Jim Hinrichs who were given Honorable Mention. Orange Glen ' s first ever GIF Playoff game was played in the Patriot gym to a sell-out crowd. The Pats hosted Morse High School In a contest that proved to be the most exciting of the season. Three or four points were all that ever separated the two teams and only by a last minute stall were the Pats able to cinch the victory, 56-54. Western League champion Madison High was the next CIF game for Orange Glen and proved to be their third loss and last game of the season. The final score was a depressing 80-53 but it ended the proudest season Orange Glen High has ever had In the field of compet¬ itive athletics. Several cagers had an extremely successful season this season Including senior Lance Edwards, the teams Most Improved Player who set the season scoring record with 345 points and rebounding record with 219 rebounds. Senior Backcourt General John Guerrierl contributed stability with 12.1 points per game and excellent defense. Junior Mike Gillett ' s consistent scoring helped the Pats at every turn as did the rebounding and shooting ability of center Don Chaffin and for¬ wards Gene Chaffin and Jim Hinrichs. 151 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bill Wetzell, Charles Burkhard (Mgr.), George Herrera, Phil Johnson, Gene Chaffin, Jim Hinrichs, Don Chaffin, Lance Edwards, Mike Gillett, John Guerrieri, Wendall White, Larry Wagner, Phil Herrera, Bob Miller (Stats.), Sheldon Boyce (Asst. Mgr.). Mike Gillett Junior Guard John Guerrieri Team Captain and Most 152 Valuable Player Lance Edwards Avocado League Player of the Year Mike Gillett outstretches the defense fo r two points. Jim Hinrichs Don Chaffin Senior Forward Senior Forward Gene Chaffin Sophomore Forward to Jim Hinrichs drives for afield goal against Poway Coach Wetzell quickly gives out last yninute orders before the Pats go on to the floor for the last time. Lance Edwards outreaches an opponent far two points Don Chaffin just gets the shot off before a Pirate opponent can get to it. John Guerrieri gets the jump on one defender arwl drives hard for the basket. 155 J.V. Cagers Opponent O.G. Opponent Army Navy 63 35 El Cajon 67 48 Coronado 36 51 Mar Vista 42 34 Laguna 24 40 Bonito Vista 61 37 Oceanside 38 31 Vista 54 32 Escondido 53 48 Poway 43 32 Vista 80 38 Carlsbad 54 40 Oceanside 50 44 University 43 56 Fallbrook 41 64 San DIeguIto 43 48 Poway 41 39 Vista 38 57 Carlsbad 78 53 Oceanside 49 52 University 34 44 Fal Ibrook 40 63 San DIeguIto 40 50 Alfhough In the shadow of the varsity this year, the Junior Varsity Cagers moulded a great record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Included In this record was the first place trophy from the Oceanside J.V. Tournament by overcoming Escondido 53 to 48 In a thrilling contest. Also, the young Pats achieved 4th place In the Avocado League; the highest league standings In J.V. cage history. Coach Frank Dixon had a talented group to work with this year. Junior Paul Moyneur was prob¬ ably the most consistent rebounder and scorer on the team with good support from Sophomore Walt Mack and guard Scott Young who contributed with their sharp shooting. Rounding out the first string was Sophomore John KIley and Junior Larry Hage. Next year ' s varsity should be In pretty good shape. 156 ROW 1: B. Mack, R. Crouch, C. Moyneur, L. Scott, R. Holladay. ROW2; S. Ramariz, R. Gerken, J. Matlock, M. Ostringer, G. Harmon, S. Young, D. Stacy. ROW 3: Coach Clinger, T. Morris (Mgr.), S. Philips, T. Trogden, R. Shaw, M. Rickenhaugh, S. Hagan, J. Rowe (Mgr.). Freshmen Undoubtedly the tallest freshman team in the history of Orange Glen Basketball was assembled this year under the leader¬ ship of Coach Clinger. At times during the game, the Pat ' s opposition would be facing 6 ' 2 Chris Moyneur, 6 ' 3 Rick Holladay, 6 ' 5 Randy Shaw, and 6 ' 7 Tom Trogden. However, valuable speed and shooting ability were provided by Ronnie Crouch, Brian Mack, and Larry Scott. This being his first experience in the field of basketball coaching. Coach Clinger can be proud of a fine season and an admirable devotion for the team. 157 GRAPPLING ’67 Dave Lawson - Hwt class i Russ Gandee- 130 weight class Bill Frank -115 weight class 158 The Form of a Champion Mickey Ferrick shown torturing his adversary. Mickey Ferrick while in the process of building a 18-2 won- lost record, also gained the distinction of being the best wres¬ tler in the Avocado league at 123 pounds. Going into the C.I.F. preliminaries, Mickey had retained an unbeaten record. After meeting his match in the C.I.F. tournament, Mickey still retained the distinction of being Avocado League Champ. ■11 ti r 1 ii SiBil i ngii- i I t NOT PICTURED: Steve Bulen, Jim Carmichal. Left to right, ROW 1: M. Perkins, N. Arcuri, M. Ferrick, D. Calac, J. Cloutier, E. Olivas, S. Means, W. Brittain, D. Brittain, S. Schafer. ROW2: Barbara Gimpel, J. Simon, D. Waters, P. Moyneur, D. Huff, J. Dean, D. Huff, D. Blake, J. Hansen, M. McNulty, Coach Bice. VARSITY BASEBALL Orange Glen ' s outstanding Varsity team, under the guiding strategy of Coach Bice, opened it ' s season with a winner; Army-Navy 5, O .G . 9, aided by a three-run homer by Mickey Ferrick and with Dick Huff going 4 for 4. Coronado was the Pats next victim, being defeated by a 9 to 1 score. Once again, it was O.G. vs. Army-Navy, and this one wasn ' t easy. A base hit in the last inning of play by Doug Blake brought Dick Huff in for a 1 to 0 victory. This game proved the virility of one of O .G . ' s finest pitchers, Nick Arcuri, as he went the distance - 9 innings. The next win for O.G. was Elsinore, and the Pats showed excellent scoring power by scoring 11 runs in one inning, adding to the final score of 13-2. League play began, and O.G. still hadn ' t lost. First in line was Vista, and the Pats won an easy 4 to 0 on the arm of senior Ernie Olivas. Next was Carlsbad and the Patriots won 4 to 3 in eight innings on a sacrifice fly by Darrell Waters. At printing time, the Pats stand undefeated with a 2-0 league record. Good luck to the future Avo league champs, or so the Torch staff hopes. 160 He ' s SAFE! That ' s O. G. ' s Darrell Waters Hey Fella ' s, over here! 161 Paul Moyneur at left field Scores O.G. Opponent O.G,- 9 O.G. - 13 O.G.- 1 O.G.- 9 O.G.- 4 O.G.- 4 5 - Army Navy 2 - Elsinore 0 - Army Navy 1 - Coronado 0 - Vista 3 - Carlsbad Great shortstop - Jimmy Dean 162 Keeping in shape Willie ? Right in the ' ol cowhide, Dick! 163 Forget that hatter, Dickie! Mickey Ferrick plows another base hit Hey fella ' s, look at me. I ' m flying! says O. G. ' s Jimmy Dean KNEELING, left to right: R, Heredia, G. Carney, M. Karqes, N. Peet, R. Bourquignon, M. Baswell, P. O ' Hanlon, D, Lawson, R. Jochim. STANDING: D. Rockwell, mgr.; J. Benne, W. Mack, J. Jesme, T. Marshall, J. Dominique, R. Haskell, T. Lopez, V. Gorbett, Coach Savage. J.V. BASEBALL Scores Army-Navy OG 12 8 Elsinore OG 3 1 Coronado OG 6 4 Carlsbad OG 8 6 Vista OG 1 0 This year ' s Junior Varsity team has had it ' s share of bad breaks, losing all five games played so far. Losing to Vista 1 to 0 in a heartbreaking defeat, the Pats have shown great spirit. In the near future, with outstanding junior Pats like Dave Lawson on the mound and Walt Mack and teammates with their excellent hitting power, this team will not stay down long. 165 STANDING, left to right: M. Galyean, mgr., R. Whyte, D. Stacy, B. Mach, M. Rickahaugh, G. Harmon, M. Colia, S. McLeod, L. Hull, Coach Kristjanson. KNEELING; G. Sherman, S. Agon, R. Gerken, S. Robbins, B. Lopez, L. Parker, B. Hart, B. Galyean. FROSH BASEBALL The Freshman Baseball team started the season on a winning note by beating San Marcos 4 to 0, with the whole team play¬ ing a great game. Next, was Escondido. The Orange Glen Frosh went down to a 4 to 1 defeat. Since then, they have been plagued by errors, losing to Earl Warren 3 to 0 and to San Marcos 5 to 1 . So far, the only bright spots are Dave Stacy on the mound, and Brian Mack behind the plate. At the time of this printing, the team record is 1 win and 3 losses. Due to the team ' s great determination, O.G . ' s frosh never quits and is constantly trying both on and off the field to be the best in our frosh baseball history. 166 Tennis ROW 1: JevTy Sankey, Pat Crimmins, Kevin Perdy, James Howard, Glen Combs. ROW2: Jim Nichol, Bill Sale, Herbert VanHoose, Pete O ' Connel, Coach Dave Drielsma. NOT PICTURED: Bill Dodin, Jim Hinrichs. This year ' s tennis team under the coaching of David Drielsma underwent a rebuilding season. Although only expected to finish fifth in league ploy, the talent of the Pat netmen was very impressive. Sophomore Jerry Sankey, one of the top players in the league showed fine form in the beginning of the season and will probably fare very well this season. Another Younger prospect is Bill Dodin a freshman who held the position of one of the top, if not the top freshman player in the Avocado League. In the Doubles department, Jim Hinrichs and Bill Sale gained a large percentage of the teams total points, along with Glen Combs and Kevin Perdy. Prospects for next year look very bright for the tennis team as only two seniors are leaving and extra personnel who were not able to make this season will join the team next year. Left to right, STANDING: Coach Disney, M. Quirk, B. Dallas, M. Giavelli, M. Hollins, J. Wanders, C. Askergreen, H. Armstrong, V. Griffin, T. Rischer, M. Hoogervorst, A. Johnson, D. Bancroft, J. Fenton, M. Kelsay, D. Sherman, J. Rehkopf, Coach Burkett, Coach Turner. CENTER: L. Thompson, R. Bouet, D. Gerhart, R. Tamarillo, J. Ledger, L. Scott, B. Barten, 1. Cummings, K. Matlock, M. Goddard, P. Harrild, D. Walker, B. Prater, D. Trevisan, G. Odle, P. Brady. SITTING: J. Moyer, G. Pastlewaite, B. Jones, D. Whelan, R. Crouch, R. Jochim, F. Arosco, M. Longaker, R. Wilson, P. Dawson, J. Winchester, J. Ferrera, T. Stroh, T. Tracy. TRACK The Orange Glen track team is one of the best in our school history. Head Coach Turner and coaches Burket and Disney and team proved they are a team able to compete with any team in the league. At the present time the team record is 1 and 1 in league play beating Poway 72-17 and losing to Vista 57-56. During the Easter vacation the Pats placed second in a field of twelve to bring home a trophy from Palm Springs. So far-outstanding times have been done by Leonard Thompson in the High Hurdles in 14.7 and Mike Quirk 15.3, Quirk has also gone 12 feet in the Pole Vault. In the field events, Jim Rehkorf and Doug Sherman have both cleared 6 feet. With Jerry Fenton and Mike Hollins putting the shot 48 feet. Also Hank Armstrong has done 20 feet 3 1 2 inches in the long jump. These outstanding individuals along with the other members of the team give Orange Glen a team to be proud of. 168 169 Len Thompson demonstrates the speed that says he ' s ' No. 1 ' in S. D. County RUN? You ' ve gotta he kidding! OOMPH! 170 Jim Winchester places for O. G. Len Thompson - just an inch more Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound that ' s Hank Armstrong 171 TOP ROW: C. Silsby, J. VanEngelen, D. Veen, M. Ramsower, T. Lawler, D. Jago, J. Williamson, Coach J. Rutledge. ROW 2: R. Cox, S. Pauletto, A. Hamlin, D. Vanderspeck, S. Boyce, J. Moorse, M. Williamson, S. Gates, D. Harris, N. Williamson, D. Whalen. ROW 3: L. Rockwell, D. Marler, R. Fisher, J. Boatright. SWIMMING The 1967 Orange Glen swimming team has gallantly displayed a successful season in the Avocado League thus far. Under the leadership of Coach Lowell Rutledge, and outstanding swimmer Newton Williamson our team has been led to impressive wins over Castle Park 80-52, El Cajon 85-47, and Fallbrook 50-45. The team performance has been superb and their determination should lead them to a successful climax of a rewarding season. 172 Under fhe reins of Coach Bill Wetzell this years 1967 Golf Team followed the tradition of Orange Glen ' s previous varsity teams. Paced thus far through the season by Junior Peter Peck, and Senior Ray Nicol the team has performed above par. Since the team consists mostly of underclassmen, except for 3 seniors, great things are expected in the future. GOLF Peter Peck practices his swing. ROW 1: D. Cooper, K. Ira, R. Quinn, D. Galyean, Coach B. Wetzell. ROW2: J. Heramb, P. Peck, T. Wickliffe, R. Nicol. 173 GIRLS’ SPORTS TOP ROW, left to right: Alma Magnussen, Stephanie Warren, Juni Klinger, Barbara Stephens, Adviser, Miss Mary Ann Coyne. BOTTOM ROW: Cathi Gerhart, Donna Heinz, Sue Holladay, Sandy Beamesderfer, Linda Causey, Stephanie Noone, Theana Hawkinson. Missing from photo are Patty Barnes, Debbie McNeill. TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Marilyn Palmer, Sharon Dempsey, Jan Mosier, Jayne Strohl, Carol Thomas, Barbara Mumau. BACK ROW: Sandy Judson, Karen Hartshorn, Margy Miller, Terry Clanton, Nancy Peet, Linda Allen. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Leviner. TEAM Varsity Basketball BACK ROW, left to right: Miss Anglim-coach, Dehhie Westerlund, Katy Ponder, Linda Newsom, Jayme Strahl, Dorothy White. FRONT ROW: Earlene Messer smith, Shirley Leviner-C apt., CaludiaCastaing, Suzy Downing. NOT PICTURED: Dehhie NcNeil, Sharon Dempsey, Sandy Cowgill. JV Basketball BACK ROW: Miss Anglim-coach. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Jesse Hays, Karen Johnston, Barh Louth, Dehhie McNeil, Kathy Edwards, Jean Shelhy, Sherry Hinricks- Capt., Dixie Bell, Nancy Ashworth. FRONT ROW: Teri Thompson, Sue Garrett, Jenice Serviola, Mary Prukerson, Evelyn Hoogervorst, Darla Tolar. NOT PICTURED: Donna Shaw, Cheryl Rowles. VARSITY Practice makes perfect LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Dempsey, Lynn Jones, Sandy Wagner, Sandi Woline, Nancy Creech, Shirley Leviner, Earlene Messersmith, and Ingrid Olson. BACK ROW; Gay Gilchrist, Barbi Prater, Karen Cowgill, Louise Griffin, Cathi Gerhart, Dorothy Nelson, Kathy Sedlacek, Adviser, Miss Scottie Anglim. 176 JR. VARSITY HOCKEY FRONT ROW, left to right: Vicki Fleck, Barbara Weir, Pat Perchovich, Diann Saavedra, Earlene Messersmith, Pat Rogan, Ingrid Olson, Karen Hartshorn, Blandy Strupler. BACK ROW: Miss Scottie Anglim, Margy Miller, Sandy Judson, Julie Sarvis, Cheryle Virgin, Terry Tompson, Sue Honnick, Cynthia Bower, Mary Chimurusti. Starting line upi v. s. San Dieguito Varsity scores 3-1 against San Dieguito Varsity scores 2-0 v. s. Escondido 177 178 179 ms SjS 1 i JO Marshal Kelsay inspects the action at Webb ' s WEBB PUMP SUPPLY 1330 Mission Road Escondido CAROUSEL Fashions For The Young 241 E. Grand Escondido, Calif. Phone 745-4769 TOM WALLACE ELECTRICAL Contractor-Hardware-and-Lumber Valley Center Rd. Valley Center The finest in lumber and hardware VALLEY CENTER MARKET Valley Center Rd. Valley Center i 4 4 PLAYMART 1702 Valley Blvd. Escondido The Pet ' s Paradise If it ' s Minor built, it ' s finer built L 0. MINOR CONSTR. CO. Escondido 180 FLAIR House of Fine Lighting 922 E. Valley Blvd. Escondido Social and Business Printing Customs Printing 339 W. Second Escondido Valley Center ' s finest NORTH COUNTY RANCH SUPPLY Woods Valley Road Valley Center Barbara and Sherry decide that the in thing in Spring seems to be Mod paper dresses. RUSTY’S CARDS AND GIFTS Escondido Village Mall Escondido Travel without trouble ESCONDIDO TRAVEL AGENCY 257 2nd Ave. BOB SHAFER - HOME BUILDER R.R. 1 Box 16-B Park Hill Lane m Jim Hinrichs tries on one of the many coots at THE WARDROBE 157 E. Grand Escondido We Buy And Sell New-Used-Furniture and Appliances BATES FURNITURE SHOPPE 1690 Valley Blvd . Escondido HUNT ' S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 411 West Fifth Avenue Escondido i I CREST MOTORS 855 No. Broadway Escondido Michele and Joel get ready to try out the sharp new Carmen Ghia. Get yours at 182 Escondido ' s most complete photo supply GAILEY ' S PHOTO SUPPLY 118 E. Grand Escondido Serving this area for over 18 years Enjoy the Royal treatment ROYAL TRAVEL SERVICE 132 West Grand Escondido VALLEY CENTER SHELL SERVICE Valley Center Road Valley Center Karen looks over the vast selection of colognes available at BEEBE REXALL DRUGS 249 E. Grand Ave. Escondido JOHN DALY PHOTOGRAPHY ms MIS mmm m WEDDINGS 507 S. ESCONDIDO BLVD. PORTRAITS WE SPECIALIZE IN COLOR SENIOR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER SUMMER DISCOUNT SAVINGS Kay Johnston Junior Princess FAMILY GROUPS 745-1538 PALA VISTA MARKET 29144 Valley Center Road We only sell 1st quality meats Fill up your freezer, we also do custom cutting Valley Center BARTLETT JEWELERS 120 E. Grand Escondido PALM MORTUARY 191 9 Valley Boulevard Escondido, California ECKERT AUTOMOTIVE 1991 Valley Blvd. Escondido Signal into Enco Marshall says, I just love my little tractor. Get yours at PALOMAR TRACTOR 1350 Mission Road Escondido Jim and Mrs. Hooper display some of the fine care they give your clothes at TWINKLE TUB LAUNDRY 345 West Second Ave. Escondido If 185 Mike shows Susan some of the lovely pearls from E. OTTOSON JEWELERS Grand at Broadway Escondido J WTIRE SERVICE Valley Center Road Va I ley Center LAKE WOHLFORD RESORT Rt. 4 Box 874 Lake Wo hi ford Road UPS DOWNS ROLLER RINK 862 North Broadway Escondido Reica gets a close look at the photo machine with George Cordry and Curt Babcock. THE TIMES-ADVOCATE Escondido MURRAY BUICK OLDS 550 N. Broadway Escondido Service is our business HIGGINS CROSTHWAITE SPORTS SUPPLY 350 N. Broadway Escondido Where the best dressed athlete gets dressed best. Kathy displays the latest fashions from VALDON’S 113 W. Grand Ave. Escondido H LeAnn and Diane admire the ' 67 Barracuda at JACK POWELL CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 332 S. Escondido Blvd. Escondido m Steve opens a new account at PALOMAR SAVINGS LOAN 401 E. Ohio Escondido Kay buys some goodies from Sue at the HUNZA HOUSE BAKERY 127 South Maple Escondido Escondido ' s finest and oldest Lincoln-Mercury dealer. PETO MOTORS 328 South Escondido Blvd. Escondido COLONIAL HOUSE OF BEAUTY 2029 East Grant Escondido The finest in sewing needs. GOLDEN STATE FABRICS Escondido Village Locally owned and operated. ECONOMY GLASS COMPANY 1245 Hale Ave. Escondido man, a common s PALOMAR LANES Escondido Blvd Escondido emmflnueL faith communTO church to STReer at gscondido soulsvard @119 ARB INVITED TO ATTEND- SUNDAY| ,«;-WED.7pm THERE ' S A PLACE FOR VOU AT EMMANUEL FAITH CHURCH ReseRveD sienRiuRes y emmRnueL faith communiiH church Lou toV’e 5 Lac k iC t ) c Oi ' cca uu fi ' uyjik G-S, ’.A Y tk i U ( u ouL: lo v ’e 5 V 4c I y 189 Terry and Andy give you special service at WESTSIDE MARKET 607 West Ninth Ave. Escondido Dairyman Frank Konyn shows LeAnn how they produce the finest quality milk for GOLDEN ARROW DAIRY Son Posquol Rd. Escondido Visit Our Form Anytime The bad-guy gang won ' t get away with this at SAN DIEGO TRUST SAVINGS P.O. Box 1566 Escondido Trust your cor to the man who wears the star... BILL BIRDSELL TEXACO 1202 Valley Blvd. Escondido FEDMART 1266 Valley Blvd. Escondido Congratulations to the class of ' 67. GLENN ' S INTERIORS 434 North Rose St. Escondido THE MERCANTILE Grand at Broadway Escondido Nancy receives special attention from Mayfair ' s manager, Ga ry Cook. MAYFAIR MARKET 186 1345 Valley Blvd. Escondido Larry McLeod eyes the suits at PORT’S MEN AND BOYS WEAR 214 E. Grand Escondido Carol thinks Sandy should see the interior of a Blue Haven Pool. BLUE HAVEN POOLS 1310 Valley Blvd. Escondido 191 Mutual Propane, Inc. Delta Gas LP Gas for modern homes 1560 Mission Road 745-4505 Escondido WEDEKING ' S Bakery Coffee Shop Specializing in wedding cakes 21 2 E. Grand Ave. 745-8550 Escondido Norma shows her customers the fine care you receive at GEORGE’S HANCOCK Valley Center Road Valley Center Sandy and Carl admire the ' 67 Charger at ESCONDIDO DODGE 750 North Escondido Blvd. Escondido TACO OLE! 1 601 Valley Blvd . Escondido The In Crowd always goes to ZZ Z o_3QiQ3 Seniors Look Their Best in Portraits By 154 EAST GRAND AVENUE, ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA 92025 PHONE: 745-4341 E E N 1 9 6 7 193 CO O z - 2: O n m 5: O C Pat Berti and Karen Guerrierl are extra careful with their special moving load. HIDDEN VALLEY MOVING STORAGE 443 Hale Ave. Escondido 194 Dan Huff and Suzy McCurdy admire the new and exciting Camero, available at QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. 208 N. Broadway Have your hair carefully cut or trimmed at JUAN ' S BARBER SHOP 631 Valley Blvd. Escondido 195 You always receive the finest car care and courtesy at Vosberg ' s station, says Cathy Covert. JACK VOSBERG ' S CHEVRON STATION 263 E. Grand Escondido MID-VALLEY ELECTRIC 1980 Val ley Blvd . Escondido We repair everything electrical. McDONALDS ' DRIVE-IN 1146 Valley Blvd . Escondido ALHISER-WILSON MORTUARY 225 S. Broadway Escondido OF THE OOL EN RUL.E BUD ' S MARKET 262 E. Grand Escondido Get the finest in modern styling at PETITE D’LITE 1027 Valley Blvd. Escondido GEORGIA DAVID’S SCHOOL OF DANCE 401 E. Grand Avenue Escondido Jennifer LaFon, Colleen Torberf, and Carol Warmelin go through various exercises and routines at Georgia David ' s Studio. J. RAY BAKER REAL ESTATE 501 So. Escondido Blvd. Escondido Member National Association of Real Estate Boards Congratulations to our Graduating Debaters From Pete O ' Connell , Steve Adamson, Warren Peterson, Robert Schaible and Steve Kane The word for music in North County. FINDER’S MUSIC STORE 626 N. Escondido Blvd. Escondido 197 Shirley and Sue listen attentively to Kay as she explains the duties of a Nurse ' s Aid at VALLE VISTA CONVALESCENT H OME 345 S. Vine Escondido Sue looks at one of the many styles of tile available at HUNTINGTON TILE SUPPLY 243 Grand Avenue Escondido Karen and Paula toast the fine furniture available at THE WAYSIDE SHOP 345 W. Grand Escondido PATRIOTS STEVE KANE MR. MRS. KEN HALL DR. WILLIAM CORMACK HUNZA HOUSE BAKERY MISS SCOTTIE ANGLIM MR. MRS. JOHN HINRICHS MR. MRS. R. J. McLEOD MR. MRS. BILLY KNIGHT SHERRY HINRICHS JIM HINRICHS Rosie Apalategui Mr. Dale Baldridge Mr. Harry Bedford Mr. Mrs. Harvey Benne Mrs . Hoi ly Boyle Sandi Boyle Dr. Mrs. James Bulen Mr. Mrs. Earl Callander Mr. Mrs. Homer Chaffin Carol Cheney Mrs. Carrie Cheney Terry Clanfon Mr. Mrs. G. Clarkson Clay ' s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Ray Clements Joan Coda Miss Mary Ann Coyne Mr. Dick Disney Mr. Rex Deets Mrs. Margaret Dove Mr. Mrs. Robert Downs Mr. Mrs. Larry Evans Marilyn Fairservice Mr. Mrs. Archie Freitas Karen Gallipeau Mr. Mrs. Edmund Granath Mr. Mrs. W. J. Wells Mr. Mrs. Wil Iiam Wetzel I Sue Cal lander Mrs. Viola Green Mr. Mrs. Dan Harrison Mr. Mrs. Ken Harter Hickory Farms of Ohio Honda North County Mr. Mrs. L. Huston The Indian Shop Mr. Roger Jacobs Mr. Mrs. J. W. Kelsay Diane Khoury Mr. Mrs. B. W. Kindrick Steve Krueger Mr. Mrs. Ralph Lacoe Beverly Lambie Jim Hooper Mr. Mrs. C. J. Lambie Mr. David Larson Laymonets Mickie Lee Mrs. Ruth Logan David Martin Mid-Valley Electric Mr. Mrs. J. D. Moreland Mr. Mrs. S. E. Nowry Ebb Jr. Palomar Service Eric David Parker Paula Bob Sandi Wol ine Mr. Mrs. William Wyland James Vanderheiden Wayne Penfold Mrs. Louise Phil lips Mr. Mrs. D. C. Leland Pierce Mr. Jim Rees Jim Rehkopf Richard Patti Dr. Helen Roberts Mrs. Rex Robertson Mr. Pat Ross Mr. Mrs. L.W. Rutledge Sal ly Shops Mr. Don Savage Mr. Mrs. Fred Schmidt Mr. Mrs. Walter Serviolo Mrs. Annelle Simmons Mr. Mrs. W. E. Simon Mrs. Norma Smallen Mr. Mrs. Nathan Snapp Sound Town Mr. Mrs. Stallard Diane Stroh Rick Barilotti Marie Sullivan Village Art Center Fran Ward Mr. Mrs. Paul Watts Orson Coyote Wells Barbara Simon Mr. Mrs. James Pierce Butch and Hoi ly The House of Brides 145 South Orange Escondido Felix Associates Insurance Representing American National 635 North Escondido Blvd. Escondido Everything for the Bride. Featuring Insured savings plans. 199 EPILOGUE 1967 was a very good year for the Patriots of Orange Glen High School. This space need not be devoted to a lengthy list of these many accomplishments. This is the reason for Torch ' 67. We of the Torch staff would like to thank Mr. Craig Fischel of Craig photography for his valuable time and assistance. Also our deep gratitude goes to Mr. Pat Ross, Mr. Dave Larson, Mr. Dave Parker, and the many office staff for their aid and patience . The four years prior to 1966-67 were years filled with great promises - the promise of a league championship, a senior lawn, senior parking lot, and the promise of an ever increasing student body. ■ . ' , _..„ 1967 was, however, the year that these promises were fulfilled. Steven A. Krueger Torch ' 67 Editor in chief ' SZ T- ' £ 2 - 2 r y ' ' ' in ?• . 5 ' ' T T ncz ' p , 208 X f .V .n- % ■n h H OCT. � -• V - ' OEAH B GlEH HIGH M ' .A ' .St- SIBGil Sl ’•aiKsi irttj-ir 11 m. - ' •i. 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