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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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A longline forms as students wait for their schedules on the opening day of school. Sixth yean The first day of school was one of excitement, confusion and many lines. Students arriving on the first day of school. Comparing schedules, seeing last year 's friends and getting back into the swing of things was exciting. A School t go Many decisions are made in the Administration Building. Stu f' '-law 5 i dents in line awaited their schedules for 196 7-1968 term. 1'-fr Y' 1 I www X -sh -31? Qouo Oli. . . The Symbol of our Country. 0,G 's facade of displaying a great school and an en tlzusiastic student body. Senior's Lawn? Patriofs gym. ' k ' 2 - 1 :vw 3 N1 new , f, Q ffl' fiffj?l'T'ff1l l'mfi'W'QfliN3 ,Tj QF, .fl ' W WAR 5 W5-3 A . ,lik SE e3f1'.xii5f Lie- gill. Q22 5 ' Uivfw aa it ga A' Y f - 1. 5 lf V N l . I Q ' Cn.. , 'ls W Y T'--wgpw ' -4-W , 1- me if ' 'U . vi, 4 ll . L , L . V V' L ' J' V Q M 5, 'xr 941. ,,lA.ff,, 530.3-Ill? ,ll ll f',,,.t .:'far..k. affixi- ,. ,. 2:,,nL,g.,L ' Q . W . S -K-v- hAHAAmt X3 . . 5. M - E ,x ' 4 i N :ll f g .SQ . '55 b E -t . E 1 I x ' . a J, V Q .A V 3. all .f A I b V As N '48 ll I 1 ' ' Q ix 5 rg 'I .S 1. ' J ',i I , :I ,, F. D.-A . '., fa . - ' 4' I s A ' 5 u I , 4 u A A A 3 W as ' 'A ,,. 'n -v -- i11.-? i 1bS'f K r qfk- . X BQME . ' E X g-, Jul- K 1l ,.....d in , gl - . V' - . l 4 E . :XV ln .X n ,R Q. , gin ,,,mBn4.,?3 gi: , gms ll 'Q . ,. Ui , ,- X Datmots On panama The office of A.S.B. Vice-president was held by Jerry Fenton. This was Jerry's tirst experiencewith student government. However, he also served as president of the Key Club. Varsity football, track and baseball are among the sports Jerry has taken part in. 1967 - 1968 In addition to being Orange Glen's A.S.B. President, Paul Moyneur was also active in other areas of govern- ment. He was a delegate to Boy's State and a member of Key Club. Paul was one of the twenty semi- finalists in the state for the Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C. Paul also participated in baseball and basketball along with being quarter- back onthe undefeated varsity foot- ball team of 1967-1968. Datmots Jerry Ferrara served as Orange Glen's Associated Student Body Treasurer for the 1967-1968 term. In addition, he belonged to the Key Club and Lettermen's Club. On the C.I.F. winning football team, Jerry was halfback. Track was also one of Jerry's sport activities. Next year Jerry plans to go on to college. Teaching is Jerry's vocational goal. Orange Glen's Associated Student Body Secretary was Susan Cadwall- ader. Susan also served on the 1966- 1967 cabinet. During Susan's four years at Orange Glen, she was a member of Deltons, C.S.F.,G.A.A. and Spanish club. Next year Sue plans on going to Palomar College and majoring in dietetics or speech therapy. Stuoent Qovennment Terry Bower: Comm. of Assemblies Steff Sarff' Comm. of Activities Sandra Erickson: Comm. of Pep Av QI., v i I iw' f T f Dave Bancroft: Comm. of Clubs :Q Lon Collings: Historian Parliam en tarian 'sr V +r bv if Candy Ballard: Asst. Treasurer Terry Clanton: Asst. Secretary' Gena St. Denis Comm. of Public Relations U4 13 Boys Ano Qmls Sandra Erickson Paul Moyneur State Repnesentatlves Boy's and Girl's State representatives are chosen by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary, respectively. The represent- atives are nominated by the faculty. The nominations are based on four important qualities: lj He or she should show potential leadership. 2.1 He or she should have the ability to get along with others and an interest in government and in hislher community. 3.j He or she must have qualities of honesty and courage. 4.1 He or she should be in the upper third of hisfher class scholastically. The purpose of Boy's and Girl,s State is teaching the students the role each citizen must play under our system of government. Girl's State was held on the University of California, Davis campus. The Sacramento Fairgrounds was the meeting place of Boy's State. Both Sandra and Paul wish more students could have the opportunity of participating in Girl's or Boy's State. 'The Datmots ave ARRIVGO' This has been a familiar slogan in the Escondido community during this year.- -A highly successful Accreditation Report by the Western Association of School and Colleges, excellent academic achievement by students, vigorous participation in responsible student governmentg and rewarding exper- iences in co-curricular activities. All of this is very exciting and, indeed, important however, I submit that this 'com- ing of age' is most importantly expressed by a new sophistication which exemplifies the graduates of the class of 1968. Here and elsewhere we have been seeing an ever increas- g ing interest among students to become more directly involved in the operation of programs designed to meet student needs - and this is good! Excellent student talent, good judg- ment, and an abundance of genuine enthusiasm during the past four years have soundly established Orange Glen High School as a leading secondary school in this county. On behalf of the staff may I offer sincere congratulations and best wishes for a happy and successful future. We appreciate the part each of you has played in enhancing the image of the Patriots. STEVEN ADAMSON SHARON ALBRIGHT HANK ARMSTRONG HANS AR VIDSSON JANET BA CHO VCHIN KENNETH BALES CAND Y BALLARD DA VID BANCROFT RA Y BANIS TER CA TH Y BARNES LINDA BARNES PA UL BARRETT ROBERTBARTEN ROSA BA UTISTA MAR Y BELLIZZI DA VID BERGUM if JIM BOA TRI GH T TONA BOGAR T N DOROTHY BAXTER JAMES BEAMAN JON BERQUIS T DEBBIE BETTY TERRYBOWER JANET BOYCE I9 GAR Y BOYD MICHAEL BRASHER DICK BRITTAIN WILLI BRITTAIN GAIL BROWN PA TTI BROWN PA T BROXHOLME TOM BUD VARSON W ED BULEN VERNON BURGESS CHARLES BURKHARD RICKEY BURNS 20 Y n Y I l RON BUSCHKAMP SUSAN CADWALLADER RICHARD CARRILLO MICHAEL CASSELL W w CLA UDIA CASTAING MAR Y CHIMAR UST I EILEEN CHRISTIANSEN TERR Y CLAN TON A Q5 , , Q EQ ' L CA THY CLARK THOMAS CLARK KA Y CLEMENTS JOAN CODA A ff A I M., ,, LLL.: ,, JLANNE COLEMAN JANE COLIA HAL COLLIER ALICE CONRAD x JOHN COOKE DONALD COOPER KAREN COOPER CURTIS CORNELIUS A AAA'A 1 A ,KX LUCILLE CORRAL KAREN COWGILL CAROL CRAFT ROBER TA CULLEN 22 MARK CUMMING BILL CUMMINGS CLIFFORD CUPP DEBORAH CURBY PA T DARROUGH KA THR YN DENNY JOHNNY DIAZ WILLIAM DICK EILEEN DIL WOR TH GEORGE DOMINIQUE THERESA DOTSON JULIE DOWNING S UZANNE D0 WNIN G KAREN DRENTH Civics - always gfimulgfingf MONA DUDLEY PA TTY DUBOIS i CHUCK DUNN ALEXIS EICHMAN GEORGE ELLIS STEFFANY ELLIS ',,, ,, ,, . D , A ' A I 1f2 I SANDRA ERICKSON CA THY ER VIN ELIZABETH FARRINGTON SUE FARROW DENNIS FELSMAN JERR Y FENTON JERR Y FERRARA MICKEY FERRICK CAROL FIELDS PA TRICIA FIELDS LARR Y FILLHAR T RAND Y FJELD A Cu C 554101, 7 Lqff Nffuf ,ff LKMIQ, MDW!! ig I 4, 1 , rj V I! My M If M 9 M W ff I Mfif' .Q A f I , Y if Al fl V+ 9 41 ,A L y 4 V 1 AC WL fu 2 if My 1 5 L, 4 'ffl , 6' , 9'bN ' ' rfb , , 4,fO9V4!Yf'df1LS2.Q? ff WV- wg w P32 f ff M' ' 1fM,g2,,gQQ5 17' fljliyfrg O Aff, ff 1' fv VICTORIA FLECK CAROL FORMENTO DENNIS FOUSSA T DONALD FOWLER BIRNEY FOX GAR Y FREEMAN ROBERT FREEMAN ELIZABETH FREESE CAROL YNNE FREY KA THY FRIEDERICH KAREN GALLIPEA U RUSSELL GANDEE TERR Y GIBSON MONICA GRA GE LOUISE GRIFFIN GA Y GILCHRIST MICHAEL GILLETT CAROL GOEPPINGER QW JANIS GREEN The 1 96 7 Bookfair CYNTHIA GUGGISBERG LARR Y HA GE PA ULA HALL KEITH HANSEN SHARON HARDISTY 5, 1, ' H 'T , fy I KAREN HARTLE X THEONE HA WKINSON RUTH HERMAN KA Y HILGERT STEVEN HARDY KAREN HARMAN W LARR Y HA YS DONNA HEINZ ry, FRANK HOFFA RICKIE HOLLADA Y GEORGE HOOD MARK HOOGER VORST DICK HUFF DIANE INGRAHAM KA Y JOHNSTON ANNE JOHNSTON CLA R E H UBER HAR OLD H UBE R DAN JA GO ALLEN JOHNSTON MARSHA JONES LYNN JONES X , 2 N , .' 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Y 2, as , H A SHARON LACY ANITA LAFRENIERE BE VERL Y LAMBIE KAREN LA MERRILL GEORGEANN LARSON DIANE LARZALERE LINDA LEA BARR Y LEAMING MICKEY LEE ED WARD LOCHMOELLER CHIP LOGAN DANA MARSH DOUG MARSHB URN JOANNE MAR TINEZ DEBBIE MA YFIELD S UZANNE MCCURD Y . ,M 1, ,iii JACKIE MCKIBBEN MAR TY MCKIBBEN DEBBIE MCNEILL MIKE McNUL TY I E 1 4 147 KATHY MCNUL TY TED MEL TON EARLENE MESSERSMITH DARBY MILLER Familiar Scene on Senior Lawn BOB MILLER JERR Y MORRIS CIND Y MORRIS PA UL M0 YNEUR LOIS MOTZ JIM MOYER BOB MUNNICH BOB NESBITT DARLA NEWELL LINDA NEWSOM BECKY NIELSEN CRAIG NIELSON SHARON NOONE CAROL NUGENT DENNIS O7-IANLON PHIL OLDS JUDY PA YNE NANCY PEET PAM PERKINS LARRYPETERS WARRENPETERSON MARGITPETRY PAMELA PHILLIPS PENNIE PHILLIPS CHRIS PIERCE I I is gg, PA TPERKO VICH BA RBA RA PFEIFER MIKE PILZ MARC PIROG KA TY PONDER DEBBIE POR T DA VID PYER RICHARD QUINN MARK RAMSOWER x . fs! c ' X ,E , ,. - 4 RORYREEVES JOHNREHKOPH 1. C v-'fi Z DIANNE RANDALL DINAH RECHNITZER endif' ...rf I ,,. CA THY RICHARDS BARBARA RICKABA UGH , D gg i N I I LINDA RIEKEMANN JOHN RIMELSPA CH GA YLAN RENICK TIM RISHER JENNIFER ROBERTS RANDY ROBERTS KA THLEEN RODGER FRANCE RODRIQUE PA TROGAN JA NE ROGERS .ION ROGERS DONNA ROSLING 36 CHER YLE ROWLES KA THY SA GE JOSE SA LINAS ANITA SAMS A LBER T SA NCHEZ DIANNE SCHMIDT STEPH SARFF JULIE SA R VIS BOB SCIIA IBLE LINDA SCHIPPMANN BOB SCIIRANER BOB SCHR Y VER X , , K u LINDA SCOTT .IENICE SER VIOLO J LINDA SIIA W JEAN SHELBY I I N SHARON SHIELDS MIKE SMITH SUSAN SNODGRA SS JOHN SPUR LING ,al-'-va GENA S71 DENIS KAREN STEPHENS .IA YME STRAHL DENICE STROII E IIII i IIIIII Q I LINDA SUESS JIM S WARNIJR DICK S WA RNER CONCEPTION TA PIA .1015 tUrHORS T DEUVNIS THORNTON GA R Y TIMM BONN Y T0DDl.l1'R COI.I,l:'EN TORBERT CLA UDIA TOWNSEND .IIN TRICIIIL' CHRIS U,WlI:'R AND Y VAN ENGELEN A favorite senior gathering place. SHARON VAN ETTEN LESTEL WADE Another favorite spot RODNEY WALKER SHARON WALKER CAROL WARMELIN .37 ' -1 9.2L ,' -, 5 I 4 sa: ' 'A+ H? - ly -:gg A ' -5 ' 'L , V, ,,,, tr ,,,,,, If H In A. 4 J X, W- v,,,,, ,fin , -yt Q? f . will ., AAi., , AAVV ,izvl V.:, .. M 4 K f D , igw, .V ,V :M ,it ,T new M as Y f It . 'Z 'h Ah ' 2 , -' 'KL' f '51 fi.: .ke 4- ,Q ' ' ' . T A...z, , A 2 -- -,Ni, I . -- My H 1 P' 'I' 4 in i A U ,k l ,. Is' Wi 3, K fi - , . iff- -fn :if gpm! gy, -- V, .. , K. i k,,,gi,j A , 3 JL . -- ,, K... 1 my ,V 1, i Lf,!-L ,w it 2 The Victory flag was kept flying DARRELL WATERS A is Pk , f F, 4,51 t ' ' V ' 3 .,:. .4 i . V - Q 2511239 ' ,. vi 1 , .. .2 1 5 'E' ,n we fl Q--off:-4.'swffa??2ii.Z' 11. f ,f 'iSf'g'1vi3ggrf 'gxff' W- I Q 2' f iv L Q ,L ? ek Q. in' 9 1. 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T gp A l j f VL, LWLLA ' rf! i f Recognize anyone ? The Gray Ghost in a rare appearance! Also in the Senior Class.' Linda Abbett Christopher Battle Doug Blake Elinor Buchanan Helen Buchanan Carleen Burton Michael Chase Morgan Christian Mary Espinoza John Goldworthy Gloria Gorman Dennis Grider Susan Hall Ronald Hampton George Herrera Nacho Herrera Bernadine Jacobs Francine Jampetero Gilbert Jenkins James Jesme John Johnson Teddy Mansell Marilyn Martinez Curtis Miller Jim Nickel Patty Olds Pat Pitman Mike Rabatich Jim Romero Lorraine Russell Don Sadon Lynn Salyer Lynn Thearle Bonita Todd Frank Woods J U JN r f' XXV Senior gathering i A 'wg ff . :X t 1 , t ' Nw- X . .7 4 T' Y 1 nga. X. ...M ,Q-Qs.. lf '-K N 7 ' 1 1 Q V V V ' Q I. A, , .L bi ,uw .. ,'1f'fe 'Nagy - , , f f. t .?fTffw .gt 1 X , ,V .,,...,,. 4175 gvfk 1- ,X Y, dc :V V, , , I A . J. , w ' Vt? ' . 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'hm V x KJ I A A Wonder Boys of Yesterday f 1 1 gm Q1 S Us Cf 5 M' QU UM A a t C415 V X' 1 Nev Vx Vx, S CL? OM! Q Cdr Sdvwwa FVNIILZE VL K CI JL L01 0-'V-fi I R I' IVA 0 I face! T W fam .0065 WW , . 7 , MMS OKJKIX CI V n :PQ 'I64x.4v-'fad 'FFL ' if fulfwi QXOIHKA N6 0 if ML ?s,fg0.fcJs f ffZW5C7'X S A' ,V ttf? - ,f fllfkf xfzwf X106 .ILO ALC? fy! MQUQI X .. ,. les ' f iwfw 8 s s M, Ofm Q! A, Dad bm-755 yo Zfilvif k?tcKf JL X 46 Patriot rides again Anything is better than those machines Seniors Assist in Building the School A W' I I Fresh air and sunshine Shades of the past: the Navy shack! Pick a number! All winners! 1? PRIDE OF THE PA TRIOTS Sf' lx ,..4f 49 . sf , J 4 .. -- W K ..,,, ,B - mm, ww. , , , . Qff'1:1'Lf -,lx 'Xt - t -. i- -. I -.ef -4.1 Kathy Balogh Randy Bancroft .- 4 i 3 1, w' Chris A bbett .lan Alford Linda Allen Mike Baswell Pat Baswell Mike Beans L ff. 3 Q tinge H me at -A 5 fs ' 4 f 5 Tia ' w- I r f Lg . ef Q -,Q In ,.1lrfj,:at5 1 if if VH gf'Xi5'5f2 , au' - snow rn. Vicky Anderson David B Nfmvy Ashworth Some people need a little more Janice B security than others! Vickie Behrens Bill Bilygu Jack Benne Linda Blackington Debby Berquist - ,,, x,,, , ,jgtgilgv it - f- , of . ,.,,.,.. .,,: W .1 . K xx I ,, J 6,2 liky if 1 IB' ' , ,I . T .-,J 5 Y at Q' Ed Barrett Jane Barron Chuck Baswell John Blackwood Shirley Blythe Ron Bourguignon Vf 4165 , In I 1.3 T I ,,,,,, .. A Q 11 ggi ' 45 we A, f k l , I ,H ul' 4 4 ffm at q: I'TZ?f-., , ..e2:-: v V1 L ,ae f 75 . 1 Mi .flf-'A ..f. , C . ,,,, Jin, X 'sf 4 'Z WE ? .u .. K sf., wx K 75 'A . N 1 - F .1 M- Karen Briden ,, A wi , ' QI- N H . as :Ef:':5'2- J, Q12 E , ....... E' x. , ' Danny Bridges - ' ,rw 5 1 B' C asa- -A .. , F f ' I W, - , ,, 'LN V Q., 1- ,, . tif H ,ff T77 - owl . . B tlt A K e 4 ',,:- g:g7,5,-Agh w 4, Q 1215, ' 4 X ' 4 ' lll l TUV? Boyd Kathy Brooks f' V Lyfl2IIeBffv1in Richard Brooks - ,E .Q 'G 'V 3,3 E15 'xg' ,i Lauri Bowden Paula Bowman Sl1eldon Boyce Cathy Bulgarelli Carla Burgess Ford Burnham A .hw ...L e X N ,ff tx, f ww, ' nr 'YY' 4 ,- QI l John B yrom Jan Calkins str-N ss ,lr Ja! Hifi!! gf aff, ,ff gg. v igrx s f,r,MLA' if pr ilu, -Kam One of the most interesting classes of the day is Girls' Gab. Bet these girls could V get an 'A'! Gary Cf1 l14'J' Linda Carey Sandra Carnahan ill?-' ' ,Mgt Jose Carrillo P ' f Y, , f 1, ea, ll If Warren Brown Jennie Bryant Terry Bucknam Gary Casperson Janice Caswell Stanley Cataline , ' 'aww :., ,g,,,:,i , MTE, D ,?,5::,, ,E,-f,.- . , ,f ,311 i H 'wifi www im , Q 5' 5 UI Eh, wi ,..A...f 4 , . K 4 .l I . ax it llle I i I ' EEE -J' ' .X :-. 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I TCH! I TCH! X 81 l 1 Even Mrs. Bulen and Mr. Villa were surprised at this 3s 1 K lx- A A 'ww-W-hem ' x , 5' vw Y' .MY 25 ,W year 's snow fall... Mrs. Bulen operates one of the machines used in language lab... ,ff Mr. Sowers hard at w0rk...I won- der..! M V' ,I 4017 1' , . J ' VV A F Sandra Burt Margaret Dove Marlene Frank Margaret Georges Guidance Ofjice Librarian Receptionist Nurse g X 2 1 M I . X ,Q . ' s 'R ' -.N -V -sg ' A K' t f 'w. gf If , Vx ' 'C 41' gg. tvt . Dorothy Johnston Cashier if 55: Betty Lazalere Librarian Norma Smallen Mr. Ross ' Secretary v 3 Orange Glen 's Counselors are always ready to help the student body members... G. W. Quade District Superin tendent Dear Students, Many will remember the school year 1967-68 as the year when Orange Glen High really came into its own. As I write this brief message to the students of Orange Glen High for publication in the 1968 school annual, only a few short days have passed since the Patriots claimed the County Conference C.I.F. title in football and completed an un- beaten and untied football schedule -- a truly remarkable accomplishment for a high school which first came into being in the fall of 1962. This is not the first nor will it be the last of the outstanding awards to be won by the students of Orange Glen High School. These will continue in the field of the academics, in athletics, in music, in drama and in every other area of student activity so long as we have teachers and students of sincere dedication who are willing to make the necessary self-sacrifice for a worthy cause. Many members of this year's senior class have demonstrated their complete dedi- cation by their many accomplishments. Their example has been a fine one for all students to follow in the future. Sincerely, W! G. w. Quatre District Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Ward C. Sangren, Willlkzm IVL Kennedy, Wilber F1 Bradley, Michael C OWIaIley, Chester E. Galyean. ,,,r Q ifmaeq it This was the year of the happening, and opportunity. Many great things happened at Orange Glen which have affected all of us in some way. The honor and pride brought to Orange Glen by an un- defeated football team is a legacy which will long be remembered by all students and staff members. More im- portant, was the quality of maturation and sportsmanship of the gentlemen who brought this conference champion- ship to Orange Glen. It is a tribute to the characteristics which are desirable and typical of most Orange Glen students: I think the ambitious efforts of our ASB officers, repre- sentatives and campus clubs are to be commended! Their efforts have proven that a greater involvement stimulates a greater interest in all activities. In any given year, the opportunities for individual growth and Worth are many. I know that great strides have been made by many students in the quiet areas of academic awareness, and these accomplishments will manifest them- selves three fold in the future. Because we lose forever the chance to re-live any year, we must all ask ourselves - have I made the most of my opportunities? Mr. David L. Larson Vice Principal oM 'fF ,rg wg. A479015 t Dorothy Allen George Allister Terry Anderson Byron Aughen-Baugh Homemaking Math W. History: Geog. Biology, Physics Dale Baldridge Tom Bice Judy Booth French Eng, W. Geog, P.E. Cl. Pr, Off Mc. Paul Bahen Shop 1 , 5, 2 ,'ii . V K J f -21, .1 ' fs..1gizgi-HQ , Q. if ' L Mary Ellen Bowerman John Bree P.E. Psychology Sandra Brookins Richard Brown English Biol., Physiol. Eve Bulen Lee Burkett Spanish, Latin Dr. Tr, P.E. Mrs. Levsen helping one of her Spanish students. -z. -L, f K mimi ,.. .- ,5 1 N, ,I ff H R Dave Clzappie Civics, Couns. Dick Disney P. E. S 5 . -Img? -U 3 :ki'h?,,,,m,ip . I K D D i,V...,,A, Robert Chenault English ,tml Frank Dixon U.S. History Students listening to class lecture... QE A t, Q g H , , .,. New -------...Q ps Allan Kinch Math M-4 e f-'91 x ! Judith Larkin Mr. Sutton helping one of the boys in Auto shop... English Liv QM A , , ig? ag? L E J lt in ,.,,, yi, . f .545 W 'N , 73 Ann Levsen Robert Marsala , x ,, 1 Judith Millburn English Spanish English 'xv' uw-ww Jackie Nichols Francis 0'Brien P.E., Couns. English David Martin Wood Shop M ..,,, E A Jfliriif f .ill -if 1 Nil' , V '-vit.,-v r ami ,... Aim A Don Pusker Cou ns., W Geog. ff? lm ' Z , ,,,, ,t?.l V , ,,o,,. ..,,,A 1 QQ, ,f Z , 1 K f , z Mark K ristjanson Drafting , '!ivT?'2-fig'-. t 1 H -. . Monte Lefton U.S. History James M cGlothlzn W Geog DR TR M :W WWW .i l, ' Nancy Raven Art - wi. N ,Q , x if x Q . N . ' Q ., S ,, . N - ,gl .V r K v James Rees Typing, Bkkpg. zu . ,vu I ,L . 1 ,s , Bill Rutledge Civics, W. Geog. ,uw -:gi s ,... Jerden See English -N if i E L! . .V Q R xi .N Elaine Stickney English ,N W-fmfe:-,ix .15 V .W -. , X ..,... A ea 5 1 . Robert Richards Steno., Typing f ,,. ,.,, ,, W, ,L ,g 1 F ff., f' 3 1 W we ,'i, Q ..t,....!,.wz,,. ... .N T A 1 '3 5 ATTWQ Mr. Kristjanson looking over students ideas on drafting Howard Savage Com. Art, Art Annelle Simmons Eng., Journalism Z 2 I JJ A e rg x . 4 ix 'Q kt Don Sutton Auto Shop - if f 7 is W- C , N ., , J f . f,f: 5 rp . X Larry Simmons Math . if uf . iam' A Y is . Paul Turner Math Edith Snapp ...Q if John So wers Hornemaking A.S.B., Bus. Math di Eng. I 7 :ib ' T Q1 i ,,, if f,, l , -- s f' ig wfbfzagi I. 2 E 7,1 iff ' g -5 if g Bill Valentine Ernest Villa Dr. Tr. Spanish Jose Villalobos Shop Paul Watts Nancy West Bill Wetzell Biologyg Chemistry Art,' Crajr P.E. V'::' slalrl I ' . ,QQ N Q Don Whisler Gordon Zittel Business Eng.,' Typing German Faculty members not shown are: Ruth Christensen Englishg Speech Jeanne Maloney RE. Allen Raymond English WSW pubic Mr. Disney and fellow Pats looking over winning news articles... E-4 . 'H'- sg , X J . .Q 35 1 t By . I If 'S r 1, fe, YF' Dr. Helen Roberts Head Counselor After being involved in teaching and counseling for forty-two years, Dr. Helen Roberts says, Orange Glen is the 'Bestf and I am very proud of all our winning teams! Dr. Roberts has been at Orange Glen for the past four years and has played a very valuable role as the head counselor. Almost everyone seeks Dr. Roberts help at least once, if not twenty times, during their four years. As the Head Counselor, Dr. Roberts patiently irons out students schedules or any other stu- dent school problems, as well as, listening to personal problems, dutifully administers tests, and sponsors the California Scholarship Feder- ation with Mr. Brown. Dr. Roberts is especially well-known among the Seniors. Constantly advising the graduating class on professions and colleges, she tries to make the students decisions easier by arranging college representatives to speak to interested and questioning groups of Seniors. The Senior Bullentin is one of Dr. Roberts best ways to keep in contact with the graduating class. Her interest doesn't stop at college bound students, she enjoys helping anyone, no matter where he is headed after Orange Glen. Her only regret is that she can't meet and get to know every- one on campus. One of the main highlights of 1967-68 for Dr. Roberts, was her visit to Annapolis. She found that the students there were most successful, willing to conform and to study hard. She also noted that three of Orange Glen's alumni were doing well. As everyone can see, Dr. Roberts does play a very important part in Orange Glen's affairs. On behalf of the students, we want to say - Thank-you for everything! Class of 68' BUS DRIVERS CAFETERIA LEFT TO RI GH T.' Keith Green, Harry Bedord, Gil Paulson, Lee Momany LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ruth Zirkel and Valerie Williams. C US TODIAN S LEFT T0 RIGHT: Marston Phoenix George Calvert, Rex Robertson, Norma Lester, Marvin Moore, Harry Yost, Man- ley Torrey, Tony Ruiz. Ted Smith, and John Turner Knot shownj r-. Q I v e - , - ,ffff fx Cumzlculum Continues to lmpnove Orange Glen High School has continued to excel in many aspects of its educational program. The students and staff have shared in bringing honor and additional recognition to the already well-recognized school. This, I am sure will continue to accelerate because of the interest, enthusiasm and perseveranceof the entire school popu- lation. As an addition to the academic program, we are looking forward, with excitement, to the full development of the potenti- alities of Instructional Television at Orange Glen High School. With the completion of the installation of the Master Antenna System, with amplification and redistri- abution capabilities, the reception of a wide variety of educational programs should be realized. This system will make possible the development of locally pro- duced programs, the taping and redistri- bution of well-planned programs eminating over KEBS Channel 79515, as well as Chan- nels 6, 8 and IO. The use of this system will be as versatile and as all encompassing as the personnel associated with it. We expect great educational accomplishments from it. We are pleased that the Distributive Edu- W- P- Radney cation work experience program at Orange Glen High School is off to such a fine start. We are hopeful that it will be ex- panded to include more students. This program, we feel, has many fine aspects which are extremely valuable to our stu- dents as they plan for their respective vocations or careers. A ssistant S uperintenden t Director of Curriculum Efforts will continue to be made in expanding the area of vocational education offerings and opportunities at Orange Glen High School. This could be in the field of Electronics, longer periods of time for Automotive Mechanics, and an extension of Data Processing. Classes in Special Education have started this year for 9th and 10th graders and will be expanded to include I lth graders this coming year. This special program will, I am sure, continue to improve in order to meet the needs of those eligible students attending Orange Glen High School. Expansion of the programs for the mentally gifted students will continue to receive special attention and consideration as we look and plan for the future. We certainly desire that all students avail themselves of the many and varied opportunities offered by Orange Glen High School for developing the capabilities of each to the maximum. QW? r W. P. Radney Assistant Superintendent .gil CUI2l2lCLllUm Students and Faculty of Or- ange Glen High School have seen many revisions and numerous improvements in curriculum. We have also witnessed a fabulous improve- ment in school spirit, team ability, and school life in gen- eral. In the process of student training there seems to be a time to work and a time to play. Work is certainly prac- ticed in the first eight grades. The student is taught to solve his own problems and in doing so he learns to reason. The power to solve one's own problems is a worthy accom- plishment in itself. There is also a certain element of enjoyment. The pupils learn to use their hands in the lovely items such as pottery, sculp- ture, papier mache articles, and even sandals. Crafts is an entertaining class as well as educational. Physical Education Class- es provide a healthy environ- ment for all students during high school. P.E. classes are also known as literal torture brought on by utter exhaus- tion. 'erry Gibson works on the potters wheel whzle Mrs West looks on Flflh pgflod Bay S P E plays mg fgofbgll -443.1 V -...E Drama students perform their class play. Our natural instincts tell us that a person is almost meaningless without a proper amount of effective communication. As a person progresses in life it becomes very important to use our natural abilities correctly. Speech and Drama instruction helps students contain or illustrate their emotions. The students are trained to talk so they may be easily understood, but they are also taught to listen to others. No matter what profession you choose, the ability to talk con- structively and to listen carefully is essential for a successful life. In Auto Shop boys are instructed to treat their cars correctly. This knowledge helps insure the boys with very efficient running automobiles. This training will be very useful if they are ever one of the millions who have a long and lasting complication described by experts as ucar troublef' The wonderful improvements in audio-visual equipment have proved beneficial to many classes. The audio-visual tape recording unit, along with television sets, make it possible for students to view and discuss educational programs. Closed circuit television equipment makes it possible to tape by sound and picture an important assembly, or perhaps a school play for the purpose of reviewing, teaching, and entertaining. The camera also makes it possible for the students to view themselves on the screen. One picture is obviously Worth more than a thousand words. Andy, George, and Martya-future mechanics at work. Y, Wulf am.. o Television aids Mr. Pusker in instructing lzis World Geography class. Future homemakers at work. Typing will be rewarding for those students who will use it in their careers. mv' my-1' 143 .Av Home Economic Classes will help girls learn homemaking through experience itself. They will be taught kitchen and meal planning along with preparation and service. The vastly equipped homemaking rooms make provisions for sewing, cooking, and cleaning. The talent acquired in school will be used regularly and will certainly be appreciated by the girls. ln United States History Classes the students are taught the history of the country in which they live. The students learn how and why we are governed by a democratic govern- ment. The students learn about the many historic incidents and great men that help make history the exciting subject it is. The knowledge gained about the United States of America helps us to be better and prouder citizens. In Civics class, seniors are taught to evaluate and deeply appreciate the laws that govern the United States. History will prove valuable because it will be rewarding to know why laws were made as well as their function. All through our lives we will appreciate the fact that we know the rights promised to us as United States citizens. On a lighter side of our school life is the elective course of art. Art is centered around design and color as applied to various art activities. Art can be brushes filled with enter- tainment. The various techniques of painting, drawing, and combining colors will be very useful to the students striving for an art career. Typing is such a rewarding class it seems almost supernatural. Typed term papers and various other assignments bring a higher grade. The ability to type correctly will prove valuable when searching for secretarial employment. Sophomore students taking Biology are presented with the science of life itself. Through the use of scientific equipment the pupil may observe living tissue and, by doing so, may learn that many laws and principles apply to all forms of life. The word biology means the science of life. This science is taught in hopes to improve the knowledge of life forms. r 9 5 pppp pqqq 'fa me .. FP u.I.LllYr l'At'hxA.A...mx it We x 4, . .tt ,M is s 'Q ry -if q t, c -Q U X 1 Darrel Waters and Karen Cooper look for books for English at the Book Fair in the library. Biology students work on their lab assignments. A-m...,,.,.. M .. .,..,,,,, . , . ..l,t 1 . W . s a.,m3' e s Q 1 r if f S Jim Witt and Roni Schouten are involved in a Chemistry experiment Chemistry is the science that tells us what matter is and how it is constructed. Pupils taking Chemistry learn how to change or convert things of the world into new products, such as rubber, nylon, plastics, and many things to better our living. This knowledge will prove quite beneficial in laboratories, universities, manufacturing plants, and many other areas. The students ofOrange Glen were presented with the oppor- tunity to purchase paper back books at a reasonable price. Approximately two thousand books were offered on every subject imaginable. The paperback menagerie was set up in the library and it was reported to be a wonderful success. Each pupil is presented with the choice of taking one of several different foreign languages. They may learn the basic grammar and correct oral expressions. The student is tauht to appreciate the knowledge of cultural background customs. .. . ,.aw.Wuauk eeee e egg -- www ,...,ffl -141' fs Mr. See's English 111 students are hard at work. Mrs. Booth helps to train Linda Shippman on the office machine Headphones help to aid students in foreign language. 'Pg Que ei? SQ gage ii -mf Clerical practice is an elective course that will prove bene- ficial to anyone interested in routine procedure of regular secretarial services. The students are taught to utilize and improve their typewriting skill as well as their penmanship and ability to work with numbers. The student also learns the correct use of oral and written English. Students at Orange Glen are required to take three years of English. They are taught the basic fundamentals of grammar and sentence structure. It is possible to develop spelling skills and even writing and speaking talents. Each student has the opportunity for a thorough coverage of a short story and poetry unit. Every pupil learns that effective English is a wonderful form of communication. Every class a student takes will prove rewarding to him in the future. The large variety of subjects and wide spread teaching methods have made this year a better learning situation for the students. v 1 K 'WP Senior Prince and Princess- Junior Prince and Princess- Jerry Fenton and Barbara Weir Dfw Leger and Gail GOMSPHI Sophomore Prince and Princess- Freshman Prince and Princess- Dennis Trevisan and Terry Chambers Clay Clifford and Cathi Georges '67 homecoming I1 J The Pride of Orange Glen. The Glory ofRoyaIty. A Solemn Moment. IIS SDIGDOOR Orange G1en's third annual Home- coming was a glorious and auspicious evening. The game between the Patriots and the Poway Titans brought many tense and joyous moments. Before the game our King and Queen were crown- ed and their court was presented to a cheering audience. Suzi McCurdy successfully leads the Patriot Band. Illuminated OG on the hill. Gayle Bradley displays skill with fiery baton Margit Perry and her 'Z4.F.S. family, the Larsons. Hans Arvidsson and his A.ES. host, Gene Chaffin. A.F.S. Walk together, talk together, o'ye people of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. This is the motto ofthe American Field Service. Each year O.G. has the privelege of hosting a foreign student during the entire school year. Furthermore, each year Orange Glen sends a student abroad for the summer. There is not better way for students to meet each other than through the fine American Field Service program. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Treas., Kris Creechg Sec., Marti Middletong K Pres., Jeanne Coleman Pres., Lynn Jones. Mr. Raymond A.F.S. Advisor MXABKQGQ 'le li 'HEI l R... Pat's Uruguayan family. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerado, Padre Luis Antich ffriend of familyj, Cecelia, Grand- mother: Angelia, Mother: Turgeuza, Pat Perkovich, Father: Felix, Mauricio, Alejandro, Sylvia. A group of A.F .S. students in a meeting with the late President of the Republica Oriental del Uruguay, General Oscar Gestido, Eight of the students are summer program students and two are school students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerhard Prehn, Rich Hobbs, Bob Got- tlieb, Tom McClellan fschool programj, Harry Brown Jr., Lisa Uyehara, Marette Lode, President Oscar Gestido, Pat Mooney, Pat Perkovich fschool pro- gramj, Rhonda Wilmoth. Uruguayans: Mrs. Cristina Gariade Gonzales, Lillian Canepa, Elbio Roselli Pres., A.F.S. Uruguay. w ' f 1-ff. - ! X 'l W 5' at f ws. el 1... 'S A party given for Pat when she first arrived. All of the people are friends and family. The picture was taken in the living room of Pat's Uruguayan home. The staircase was draped on one side by the American Flag and on the other side by the Republica Oriental del Uruguay. , f RN Q , , , , A ,,xU.,A L X f V , yan, . 1. - . 1 ' ff! AW Ji, fb 1 'I' , 'x s 3 P 1 A lx -. 2 '1 fill? 'K V fi, M 'xx 'Aix ' Xs..w...u 4 Margit Petry O.G. enjoyed hosting Margit Petry, 18 year old exchange student from Rio Grande, Do Sul Brazil. Margit took such courses as World History, speech, English, U.S. History, Civics, Chorus and physical education. Margit's fam- ily consists of her mother, a father who is a metalurgist and one brother who is studying law. Hans Arvidsen Hans Arvidsen, from Gotenburg, Sweden choose to take English, lll, Algebra lll, physical education, typing, speech, and U.S. History. Hans has a brother and two sisters. His parents reside in Umea, which is on the gulf of Borhnia, the body of water between Sweden and Finland. Pat Perkvich One of Orange Glen's seniors Pat Perkvich spent one pleasant year with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Falcon in Montevido, Uruguay. Pat took World History, literature, Italian, philosophy, English and Biology. In February Pat joined the senior class for the final semester. Sue Cridezg I 96 8 Yearbooi ueen 1 109 Q E Vg LETTERMEN'S CLUB Coach Disney advises the Lettermenls Club of Orange Glen. The club annually sponsors the Harlem Clowns game. These funds are used to purchase athletic equipment for the school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres., Jim Moyer, Sec., Ed Buleng V. Pres., Ron Busch- kamp:Sergeant-at-Arms, Darrel Waters. NOT PICTURED: Treas., Jerry Ferrara. G.A.A. In the Girls' Athletic Association the girls are presented with the opportunity to play entertaining games and share basic activities with other interested students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec. and Treas., Dawn Cleveland: Pres., Debbie McNeil: Point Recorder, Sande Sch- midt g Public Relations, J enice Serviolog Sports Manager, Julie Sarvis. GUITAR CLUB The Guitar Club again reigns musically in its second year of existence. LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Frayer, Nancie Ash- worth, Chuck Dunn, Sec., Linda Allen. ROW 2: Advisor, Mrs. Nancy Raven, Pres., Mary Chimarustig Lauren Hood, Kathy Dare, Kassie Disher, Sue Snod- grass. NOT PICTURED: V. Pres., Jill Baker, Treas., Peg Snodgrassg Margit Petry, Chuck Baswell. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America seem to be making a promising start toward a career in the educational field. Their purpose is to produce an interest in the teaching profession. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres., David Shearer, Treas., Linda Alleng V. Pres., Vickie Fleckg Treas., Carol Nugentg Sec., Judy Payne. INTERACT CLUB The Interact Club is an international organization, which serves both school and community. The Rotary Club, which is its sponsor, helps the club to promote greater understandingbetween people. LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas., Russ Gandeeg V. Pres., Pat Van Hooseg Pres., Pete O'Connellg Sec., Steve Adamson. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club attended many tour- naments in San Diego County. They hosted an Invitational Debate Tourna- ment, at Orange Glen. The club was highly successful,ur1der the supervision of Miss Ruth Christensen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec., Letiticia Johnsong V. Pres., Steve Adamson, Pres., Drew Zangerg Treas., Pete O'Connel1. DRAMA CLUB This year the Drama Club, advised by Mr. Raymond, planned many activi- ties. They had field trips to the Patio Playhouse, Old Globe Theater and they went to see Camelot. A play was produced in the spring along with presentations of dramatic acts. A schol- arship was presented to a graduating senior who planned to enter into the field of Dramatic Arts. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec., Susan Jauregrig Pres., Jeannie Coleman g Treas., Blake Praderg Hist., Robert Quinn, Pub. Chair., Joyce Coleman. Reclining: V. Pres., Jim Manley. A-jf ART CLUB Mrs. Nancy West, advisor, along with art club members painted Christmas designs on store windows. The Art Club also arranged a student art display in the multipurpose building. Activities this year included field trips to several art galleries and museums. Sketching trips to Laguna, New Port, La Jolla Cove, Julian, and San Diego Harbor were also included in the activities. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec., Sallie Passeyg V Pres., Phil Herrera, Pres., Katy Ponder. AUTO CLUB Advised by Mr. Don Sutton, the Auto Clubis objective is to supply the Auto Club members with work experience in the auto field beyond classroom and labwork. The highlight of the Auto Club is when they hold a tune-up contest. The proceeds from this pro- vides for a scholarship which is awarded to a promising student in the field of auto mechanics. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres., Charles Burkhart, V. Pres. Rod Walker, Sec., Mark Ramsower. ' f.h 1-.2 Q'-gn , ff s N ,. , 'N 'A . --Q iss frj -sg ir I x. f! .,.,..ft. I , F ,lt qs: :Q . . A 4s.,,3' 'ff v g,c:i,..i N .lf . t N, ' ix .4 S YN V '. s . : ... f .f f 1 2 Sax' W-.:fT'l'P'i k , ...- - --H'fef'.v+fef I - I sits.. ...if ss... gf- N. N I if-fs.:.- ,-..- It 4--VS xx N .1 .I 2 .A RED CROSS CLUB The Red Cross Club is a newly-formed club on campus. lt's a -service organization with a set purpose of helping others re- gardless of race, creed or color. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres., Janice Calkins, Advisor, Mrs. Margaret Georges, V. Pres., Pennie Phillips. . . 1 il .u- 1 ' It s. 'X . 'ref E X avg GERMAN CLUB The German Club's purpose is to instill in its mem- bers an appreciation of the German philosophy, spirit, and culture. The German Club had a very successful Christmas dinner and polka party, this year. Mr. Zittel directed the club once again in a successful year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Publicity Chair., Terry Clantong Pres., Harold Huber, V. Pres. and Treas., LeAnn Wilsong Sec., Alexis Eichman. i uNi.iy ln-.... LATIN CLUB The goal of the Latin Club is To promote the classics: to try to relive the great Roman Empire. The mem- bers always wear full costumes to all meetings. Rome had two consuls so the OG Latin Club has two presi- dents. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec., Sharon Shields, V. Pres., Jerry Morris, Treas., Terry Clanton. NOT SHOWN: Pres., Bob Scholton and Chuck Dunn. iliuxi - Spanish Club The Spanish Club has had a fabulous year correlating their members appreci- ation of the Language and customs of the Spanish people. The Spanish Club in cooperation with OG students were able to present Tijuana orphans with many needed materials. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pub. Chair., Gena St. Denis, Treas., Clare Huber, Prog. Chair., Judy Payne, Advisor, Mrs. Levseng V. Pres., Karen Hartleg Soc. Act. Chair., Carol Nugent, Sec., Sue Cadwalladerg CEN- TER: Pres., Richard Carillo. I 'tr .T 4 . ,6- .,..N , s I. per' --.EH l H t F2 f. W 2'-'F U , UP ' Ia. .A M, , Z--lsrffgf . ' ' exif '7 fj T.. ff.. . , , if A-W. E l 5 'few H 7' ' , u. .af XA., fl? W 5 I If-..li..... s j-v 1 , ' X. French Club The purpose of the French Club is to learn French customs and activities and to have fun in similar activities. In this way the club increases its culture by adding the French culture to it. The French Club has had a Halloween and a Christmas party, also the showing of French travel films. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Treas., Robert Quinn, Pres., Richard Quinn. TOP ROW: Pub. Chair., Jennifer Roberts, V. Pres., Jay- me Strahlg Sec., Colleen Torbert. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pres., Eileen Christzkznseng Deus., Claudia Castang' Sec., Francie Thompsonf V2 H-es., Joanne Simon. The marrying ceremony begins. PEP CLUB The Pep Club,under the supervision of Mr. Savage,painted colorful posters that helped generate a great abundance of school spirit. Among many other accomplishments, the Pep Club sponsored the highly successful Sadie Hawkins Dance. A time ofrest from the activity of the night. The rush hour to complete the Musket. Editor-In-Chief ..... .... G ena St. Denis News Editor ....... ..... S teve Kane Editorial Editor .... ...... V ickie Fleck The Musket staff produced an excellent monthly newspaper Feature Editor .... ..... J enny Roberts and also put out well-managed football rosters for all home Sports Editor ..... ...... I an Cumming games. The journalism students also managed public re- Photographer ...... . . . Karen Gallipeau lations and the main outside bulletin board. Staff Artist .......... . . . Joanne Martinez Advertising Manager .................. Merle Armstrong Reporters ............................. Scott Young, Dianne Schmidt, Lynette Branin, Joe Dominique, Richard Brooks, Janice Calkins, John Granger, Jim Sawyer, Cathy Edward. l , ,, ,7 , The managing editors. The Musket Staff hard at work. J,- tie I K ' ' gf? A romance between Gloria Gorman fKitty Drakej and Mark Mark Hoogervorst fCarleton Upde Grafjy. SENIOR PLAY That's My Cousin, the 1967-68 Senior Play by Kurtz Gordon takes place in a spacious lounge of a Dude Ranch in Colorado. Kitty Drake fGloria Gormanj inherits a run down ranch from her uncle. Kitty's desperate need for money to pay off the loan used to remodel the ranch and her natural scheming ability easily permits her to falsely advertise the fact that uranium may be on the ranch. The fun and frivolity begins when Clem Wagner fPaul Moy- neurj announcesthe various guests who join the hectic search for uranium. Kitty welcomes three Brooklyn girls fKay Hilgert, Kay Johnson, Pat Roganj one very conceited actress CCandy Ballardj and crew CRichard Carillo, Micky Ferrick, Jim Moyerj a banker fDrew Zangerj and his son fMark, Hoogervorstj a lovely cousin and her companion fLee Ann Wilson, Steph Sarffj two Indians fRay Bannister, Barbara Q C Steph Sarff lovingly welcomes Paul Moyneur, a marriage prospect. -sq 5179 4, Y ez lf The stage crew relaxes between acts of the senior play. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right.' Anne Johnston, Jerry Fenton, Dave Bancroft, Carol Formento, Allan Johnson. TOP ROW: Debbie Kirby, Steve Adamson, Debbie McNeil, Bob Schaible, Dan Copper, David Barber. Weirj and one very lively member of the Husband Hunters of Huntington Qriss Buchananj. Uranium ackchually is found, the ranch is no longer in financial trouble and the cook Uulie Sarvisj and the sheriff fRon Buschkampj plan a wedding. It all seems a perfect conclusion to a well received play. Barbara Wier and Ray Banister stationed themselves at the fireplace of the Dude Ranch. C.S.F. Circulating report cards of absentees was one of the worth- while projects of the California Scholarship Federation. As well as two honor day field trips, they also visited Cal Western for the regional meeting of C.S.F. The club is composed of students who greatly excell in their aca- demic subjects. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Brown, Hist., Candi Ballardg Treas., Katy Ponderg Pres., Harold Huberg I4 Pres., Terry Bowerg Sec,, Linda Allen. SGHIORS BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Vickie Fleck, Nancy Peet, Mona Dudley, Carol Nugent, Karen Hartle, Candi Ballard: MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Morris, Harold Huber, Steve Adamson, Richard Carrillo, John Berquist. TOP ROW: Terry Clanton, Clare Huber, Alexzs Ezchman, Terry Bower Steph Sarff Katy Ponder, Gena St. Denis, Judy Payne. 118 jumons BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Dorothy Trebes, Linda Allen, Noelle Kruse, Robin Kearns, Cindy Van Hook. TOP ROW: Pat Van House, Pete O'Connell, Mike McQuead, Lon Collins, Sam Gray. S oph om ones AN LEFT TO RIGHT: Chrissy Moose, Lisa Bahen, Randy Shaw, Sande Schmidt, Debbie Haight, Carol Brady, Fran Jaffe, Camille Armstrong. '67-'68 YEARBOOK STAFF BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Michelle Mayeux, Debbie Stroh, Karen Gallipeau, Clare Huber, Cindy Morris, Beverly Larnbie, Paula Hall, Vicki Hanaway, Janice Caswell, Janice Calkins, Nanci Ashworth, Kay Hilgert. STANDING: Marshall Kelsay, Willi Brittain, Bob Munnich, Micky Lee, Ed Bulen, Mike Shidner, Wendall White, Bob Schryder. Mr. Damelio, Yearbook Advisor Yearbook Staff revie ws Layou ts. Qui SWAN i' Marshall Kelsay Editor-in-chief SPORTS DEPAR TMEN71-Left to Righ t: Eddie Bulen, Mickie Lee, Willie Brittain, and Bob Munnich, Editor. Debbie Port Senior Editor Karen Gallipeau Associate Edna' LEFT T0 RIGHT: Janis Caswell, Underclassmen Editor: Mike Shidner, Activities Editorg Linda Shaw, Business Editor. Paula Hall Advertisement Editor Gy CIUE SENIOR MEMBERS ,Q .4 4 B I 'Z TOPROW, Leftto Right: Jerry Fenton, Micky Ferrick, Ron Bushkamp, Jim Moyer, Jerry Ferrara. BOTTOM ROW: Marshall Kelsay, Bob Munnich, Dave Bancroft, Darrel Waters, Paul Moyneur, Jon Berquist, Dick Huff N KEY CL UB OFFICERS Advisor: Mr. John Bree Jim Moyer, Sec.,' Bob Munnich, V2 Pres.,' Jerry Fenton, Pres.: Paul Moyneur, 7Teas.,' Dick Huff Sergeant at Arms. n the move The 1967-68 Key Club undertook and accomplished many fine and worthwhile projects which service the school and com- munity. Starting off the year the Key Clubers took charge of the home football games by selling and taking tickets, and driving the O.G. little red wagon. The Key Club also sponsored a car smash the day of the Poway game to instill more school spirit throughout the Patriot campus. In the early part of January, the Key Club had a slave sale, followed up the next day with slave day, in which all Key Clubers actively participated. A few weeks later one of the best dances of the year was put on by the Key Club with an exciting light show. The Key Club also sponsored a car wash, the fixing and cleaning up of the little red Wagonv, and was sergeant-at-arms in the 1968 A.S.B. Convention. With outstanding leaders and loyal members, the Key Club represented the school with dignity and honor. Thanks to the fine directing from advisor Mr. John Bree, the Key Club can be proud of themselves. UNDERCLASS MEMBERS TOP ROW, Left to Right: Tom Thompson, Mike Edgington, Scott Young, John Heram. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Moyneur, Warren Snapp, Jerry Matlock, Mike Garret, Lon Collings, Mike McQuead, Tom Nicols. ii - LH Q .' H fel BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Debbie Kirby, Sue Cadwallader, Candy Ballard, Margot Perry, Dawn Cleaveland, Barbara Gimpel, Debbie Port. SE COND ROW: Mrs. Nancy Raven, Karen Guerrieri, Cindy Jones, JoAnn Simon, Gail Gousha, Judy Payne, Louise Griffin, Sandy Erickson, Gena St. Denis, Vickie Fleck. TOP ROW: Steph Sarfji Katy Ponder, Linda Carey, Cathy Edwards, Terry Bower,Lynn Jones, Sherry Hinrichs, Sue Honeck. NOT SHOWN.' Pat Perkovich. LEFT TO RI GH T.' Hist., Gail Goushag Sec., Katy Ponder,' Pres., Terry Bowery Treas., Kathy Edwards, VZ Pres., Debbie Port. 24 DELTONS Honor, Loyalty, and Leadership is the motto followed by the Deltons. Each year the Deltons present a one hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving senior girl. They also help with the sale of basketball tickets and as guides at 'Back to School' night for the parents. This year they sponsored a very successful dance. The purpose of the club is to render service to the school, to aid the students whenever possible, and honor the dedicated and successful leaders of O.G.H.S. 3, t K SIGN-CARRIERS SIGN-CARRIERS: Georgeann Larson, Cindy Morris, Paula Hall, Sherry Hinrichs, Linda Carey, Steph Sarff Peggy Snodgrass, Sylvia Vander Spech, Cindy Jones, Vicki Hanaway. E ees i a lr L MODERN ENSEMBLE MODERN ENSEMBLE MEMBERS--BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Candy Evans, Larry Tonar, Mike McQuead, Tony Lopez. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Freeman, Rick Wilson, Mike Edgingt0n,Don Quilter, Ralph Gerken, Ken Huggins, Mark Galyean. TOPROW' Mn Harrison, Jim Serr, Ken Kinley. Mr. Ross lets off steam Mr. Dixon and his meny-men Tom orrow 's Patr 1 25.5 W QQ an D Semi-finalists for Dream Girl 1968 ,, 1 . 4 Preview Q Wi 5 'N-.,. ef ' ' 3 V 'V ,5 I ' 3., Li'l A bner and Daisy May Jerry Fenton protects his Teddy-Bear, with Lyn Knight protecting Jerry. Jerry Fenton, Bob Munnich, and Jerry Ferrara make ready their escape in the little red wagon. 4. va Q. , mayb, . 'vi ,Q , -af? W ,.,,Jln-- 'K i A normal hot and sunny day at school, Orange Glens prized scholars gain long awaited knowledge before they return to their coloring books. i Q W If M ' Jim Moyer 10 Paul Moyneur 11 Mzck Ferrzek 12, Allen Johnston 13 Walt Mack 14 Jerry Ferrara I5 Mick lee 16 Hal Collier 19 Rod Walker 22 Hoffa 51 Mzke McQuede 55 Don Henry 61 Drew Zanger 62 Dzck Hujy 63 Dave Bancroft 64 George Ellis 65 Ron Buschkamp 66 Bob Munnzcl Dave Chapple I ee Burkett Mgr Steve Schafer, Not Pictured. Hank At mstrong Doug Blake Gary Caster Mgr SCORES Coronado Santana Carlsbad San Digueto Vista Oceanside Escondido Poway Fallbrook San Marcos Chula Vista 3 H 5 1 5 -,L : ' ? if ' 1 , Q A QX ' RQ- - iq ' .45 1 1 I9 84, Rory Reeves 31, Darrel Waters 33, Lon Collings 40, Tim Risher 41, Jerry Fenton 42, Marc Pirog 43, Dave Lawson 44, Larry Filhart 50,Frank Dominique 73, Jim Garrett 72, Garv Casperson 74, Roger Redding 77, John Berquist 81, Bob Schraner 82, Coaches: Dick Disney, Paul Turner, the Hglzting Patriots a team of championship calibre. Opp. O.G 6 39 O 20 20 40 7 19 7 27 0 14 7 14 O 44 7 41 13 19 7 16 Coach Paul Turner Coach Lee Burkett Game II F. wx L X CCGADSIOE r i r Paul Moyneur fllj trarnples Oceanside defense with a powerful high stepping stride. X Jerry Ferrara fl5j Sweeps end behind the blocking ofDick Huff f63j. Hal Collier fl 92 white shoes and all, returns an Oceanside punt for 6 points. The No. 1 defense in San Diego County, led by Darrell Waters 33, Allen Johnston 13, and Dave Lawson 70 punish Oceanside ball carrier for minus W yardage. Z - sg! ,, I Mick Ferrick fl 22 battles Oceanside player for football. QGITIEIHBGI2 ESCOHOIOO ,A I 4 , xxiwiw -:g1,' t by 1- Q ,, i . X e it 'N E: H Pgilyil it E Q ,t A 5 N24 4 Escondido ball carrier learns true meaning of respect from Paul Moyneur Il, Jim Moyer 10, and Allen Johnston 13. Rory Reeves f31j carries a host of Escondido tacklers for precious yardage. i DougBlake snags a PaulMoyneur aerial to set up winning touchdown. Jerry Ferrara fI5j breaks grasp of Escondido tackler en route to a first down. Jerry Ferrara fI5j demonstrates his style of hard running against a rugged Escondido Defense. s K fy '4 miS'H'wv5hZQ:2Z7f WY: FIEx.',.2elf'45SrI, V L ,s playens Of th Week . A Q z ,, v Q . H X Allen .lolznston Mick Ferrick Larry Fillzart Doug Blake Vista Vista Oceanside Oceanside CLOUVD uma 'J x S George Ellis Escondido Co-Captains Paul Moyneur and Jerry Fenton receive Super bowl trophy on behalf of the Fighting Patriots. ,, Mk, ,,,,,,,,W, H . .. . , WN? k Dick Huff Frank HoUa John Berquist Poway Fallbrook San Marcos '31 Hal Collier Escondido siii - A V- Mark Pirog San Marcos N X. ,ifiif V is r'7 K1 f 'N e if i Jerry Ferrara f15j out runs Carlsbad defense. Jerry Ferrara f15j fights through Oceanside defense with a key block frorn Bob Munnich. TO THE VICTORS G0 THE SP0lLS Coach Disney receiving CLF trophy from Mr. Quade. w Doug Blake snags Oceanside aerial for interception. Oceanside players stand in awe as Rory Reeve strives for extra yardage. All-league honons Paul Moyneur-Quaterbaek Darrell Waters-Linebacker Rory Reeves-Fullback First Team C.1.F. First Team C.I.F. Second Team C.I.F. Player of the Week Player of the Week Player ofthe Week Coronado, Chula Vista Santana, Chula Vista Carlsbad Ron Buschkamp-Guard Jerry Fenton-Linebacker Bob Munnich-Tackle Player of the Week Player of the Week Player ofthe Week San Digueto Poway Carlsbad LQLQUFK r'1 NN, ,,5!7'P 5 YN 5 rlll S121 S1925 E Mme X 55 it Q1 9357 sw ,tibia Jerry F errara-Hal fbaek Dave Lawson-Middle Guard Jim Moyer'Defensz've Back Honorable Mention Player of the Week Honorable Mention Player ofthe Week Santana Player of the Week San Digueto Fallbrook Darrell Waters 1331 delivers crowning touch to Chula Vistan Q.B. with an assist from Allen Johnston U31 .ik ere' i lr' A ,V .f.,gi.lf A I L .A 'fm A trio ofChula Vista tacklers await help in an effort to stop Rory Reeves. Coach Disney discusses strategy with Paul Moyneur during Chula Vista game. 0.G. captured C.1.F. j7nale in grand fashion 16-7. f ,1 J, Jerry Ferrara 1151 downs San Marcos tackler in C1.F. preliminary game. 0. G. captured MUD BOWL encounter 19-13. Paul Moyneur all alone on way to paydirt. 137 nw K fl. 1 ,CP f W. WCW. ROW 1, Left to Right: D. Rockwell, J. Benne, S. Sedwick, R. Huff D. Gerhart, M. Colia, M. Jones, R. Crouch, J. Cloutier, T. Hooper, R Whyte, T. Sherman, B. Lopez, B. Galyean, M. Karges, M. Boswell. ROW 2: Coach Bice, G. Knight, C. Anderson, W. Snapp, M. Ports, D. Cool ware, B. Thomas, R.Bourguignon, E. Morasco, S. Cataliize, S. Rehkoph, S. Clay, L. Scott, R. Gerkin, W. Hugins, M. Rogers, T Lopez, D. James, B. Smith. ROW 3: B. Prater, T. Morris, T. Trogdon, D. Tipton, C. Moyneur, T. Lawler, R. O'Connor, M. Galyean, J. Matlock, R. Veach, B. Collings, R. Haskell, R. Phillips, R. Downing, R. Heredia, R. Arrington, H. Paredes. o Wm ls tnaoition Excellent coaching divided into young eager and deter- mined football players equals over-all, a young and deter- mined football team. Such was our Junior Varisty Foot- ball team for 1967. Directed by head coach Tom Bice along with his fine assistant Allan Klinger, the Patriot yearlings posted an impressive 8 and 1 season. Under the leadership of Q.B. Chris Moyneur, the powerhouse running of F.B. Ron Heredia, and the speed of H.B. Ron Bourguignon, the Pats were always on the attack. When the opposing teams gained possesion of the ball, they didn't have a chance when they met up with linebackers Tony Lopez and Mark Karges. Equal recognition should be paid to the whole team for their eagerness and determination on and off the field to make this year's J.V. one of the best in Orange Glen History. We wish to take this opportunity too, to thank Mr. Walter Blake Jr. for all the photos he contributed to the Foot- ball Section. Scott Clay f8Ij on the receiving end ofa Chris Moyneur pass. . .... A-- ' l26ShmGl1 Show SDIRII This year's freshman football team learned the true mean- ing of football while molding a fine 5-3 won lost record. Under the coaching of Bill Valentine and Lee Burkett, the young patriots succeeded in understanding the princi- ples ofthe game of football. The offense was sparked by such standouts as Quater- back Rick Moyer, Halfback Paul Heredia, and the receiv- ing of Flankerback .lim Serviolo. The defense was led consistantly by linebacker and team captain Ken Huggins. Also a key in patriot defense were Tackle Elmer Town- send, linebacker Dennis Huff, and guard John Lawson. It was a credit to this year's freshman team that they could come off a depressing start and then finish in a Winning Way. if as . Paul Heredia 1151 Breaks tackle against Earl Warren for good yardage Cnoss Bob Barten, Most Valuable Countn Ian Cumming, Team Captain LEFT T0 RIGHT: Coach Dale Denton, Rafael Tamarillo, Bob Barren, Ian Cumming, Steve Young, Gary Collins, Frank Deets, Bill Jones, P. Van Hoose. :ik VARSITY WRESTLERS FRONT ROW: Frank Orasco, Dave Nesbitt, Ed Bulen, Bob Nesbitt, Alan Kurtz Brian Whadford ROW 2 Mick Ferrick Ken Hugzns Rzck Whyte Clay Clifford, Ron Buschkamp, Dick Huff Mark Parker, Coach Rutledge. the Qnapplens Mick Ferrick Ed Bulen Co Cbptazn ami Most Valuable Co-Captain This year under the guidance of rookie coach Bill Rutledge, the wrestling team fashioned a 6-4 over-all record, and a fine 5-2 slate in league to finish second only to powerful Vista. At the beginning of the year, the team was plagued with in- experience and lost two of its three pre-season matches. But as soon as league started, we picked up two fine wrestlers from up North, Bob and Dave Nesbitt. Also, Dick Huff and Ron Busch- kamp helped the team considerably to the finest season O.G. wrestlers have had. Team captains Ed Bulen and Mick Ferrick, and little Frankie Orasco also contributed to the team through their leadership and consistency of winning on the mat. O.G.'s Mick Ferrick just missed gettinga third in C.I.F. by losing by a penalty point. Thanks for the great effort, Yearbook Staff For being so few, the J.V. grapplers posted a real fine season. Their con sistency in practice helped the Varsity' s effort. LEFT TO RIGHT' Tim Ferrick, Don Herold, Randy Veech, Bill Bulen, Tom Bill, Dave Glenwinkel, Jay Driscoll. BOTTOM LEFT: Bob Nesbitt shoots in for a takedown. RIGHT CENTER: Ed Bulen is shown pinninghis Poway opponentin League Finals. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bob Nesbitt rides atop another foe. sf 'H 4:13. W 1 ---. A.----' f 3 ...- f ,.-. 4. , , . ,z i if-'g i-:im '--- iii , V f, ff., H, ftp. TOP LEFT.' Mick Ferrick displays the double- double. LEFT CENTER: Bob Nesbitt cradles his opponent into a pin. TOP RIGHT: Ed Bulen breaks down his opposition. BOTTOM LEFT: Mick Ferrick displays his champion form. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Little Nesbitt sho ws he can handle the toughest of his kind. , 5 '91 45 4 .ft-I k ggi 'agbQl Wx af ' I, I VH' 2,289 3' s-.N 'K SAX 'ish Chris Moyneur 1321 wrestles Oceanside player for ball. Mike Edgington shoots jumper over outsrretched hands of Oceanside defender. 146 Bal the key c u I 1 :- Gene Chaffin goes up for rebound as Mike Edgington moves in to help. Mike Gillett f34j controls jump as Wendall White f12j looks on. Sontnol the Game l Gene Chaffin gets an easy two against Oceanside. ike Edgington goes up for jump shot as Mike Gillett f34j moves in r rebound. Gene Chaffin displays his offensive ability with an inside jump shot. Sophomore forward Chris Moyneur, goes high over Oceanside players to add to the score. 147 Hans Ardvisson steals ball from Escondido player. Patriot rooters show winning spirit. Gene Chaffin blocks shot of Escondido opponent as Hans Ardvisson f40j and Chris Moyneur f32j wait for rebound. Sc Mar Vista Army Navy FALLBROOK TOURNAMEN Poway Perris San Clemente Granite Hills Bonita Vista EL CENTRO TOURNAMENT Yuma Calexico Brawley Madison LEAGUE San Digueto Poway Vista Carlsbad Perris Oceanside Escondido Fallbrook San Digueto Poway Vista Carlsbad Oceanside Escondido Fallbrook Opp. 72 25 40 46 41 55 49 55 50 51 64 79 57 45 34 47 48 56 56 5 5 58 57 64 63 48 58 Gene Chaffn sets up screen in effort to open up a shot for Chris Moyneur f32j Patriots receive brief instructions during time out. Patriots surround Escondido player in effort to gain ball. . . Caqens Conqueneo John Byrom struggles for control of ball with Pirate defender. Dave Stacy leaps high above Cougar Defender and logs fine offensive effort. l N Bryan Mack tries for 2', as Tom Trogdon and teammates await Bryan Mack watches earnestly as Dave Stacy shoots ball ou tcome. past defender. J. I4 TEAM--FIRS T RO W, Left to Right: Dave Stacy, Bryan Mack, Gary Harmon, Mark Rickabaugh, Mark Karges. STANDING: Coach Valentine, fnzosh Wane msc up FRESHMAN TEAM--KNEELING, Left to Right: Craig Ehlert, Larry Gibson, Terry Pfau, Bruce Judson, Steve Hutchens, Scott Gousha, Mike Rider, Jeff Stien. STANDING: Doug Hart, Ed Gohlich, John Ponder, Tom Silsby, Jeff Watson, Dave Culpeper, Jerry Kiley, George Allen, Alan Castang, Coach Clinger. NOTPICTURED: Dennis Huff Mgr. Glenn Freeman. , ' f Y?--xii: 34 Coach Bice OPP OG Elsinora 7 4 San Diego Military 2 5 Coronado 3 2 La Jolla 4 3 Army-Navy 3 5 San Diego Military 1 9 San Dieguito 10 1 Poway 3 4 Vista 2 1 Carlsbad 3 5 Dick Hu ff catching the ball. TOP, Left to Right: Coach Tom Bice, Jeff Mahan, Darrell Waters, Walter Mack, Blake, Dick Huff Chris Moyneur, Scorekeepers: Barb Gimpel, Joann Simon. Fig Ferrick, John Clouthier, Mike Edgington, Norm Peet, Mark Karages, Dave lty, Paul Moyneur, Mark Rickabaugh, Doug ' Rick White, Dave Lawson, Dick Brittain, Mick Mickey F errick bangs out another single. Danell Waters demonstrates fine bunting ability S Mike McNulty showing good pitching form. Doug Blake warms up before the big game. A. . . A 1 Mickey Ferrick Charges HOT grounden Dick Huff awaits opposition. Ions , , .:. ,, X J 211' 'N W i..J1J '- . .,,, . A with Vg ,wvigg Dick Brittain shows the srrain ofa player. Doug Blake shows the pressure of pitching The other side ofDick Huff Paul Moyneur awaits HIGH fly ball. Dick Hu ff picking offrunnen Darrel Waters scoring for 0. G. Patriot wailing turn at bat. ' ,ffzifsagg . 5, ..... John coaching Paul to second. Dick Hu ff catching last strike of game. N v is a 1 Dave Lawson takes a mighty swing. Lawson alert in fielding position. - ' V -' ares- ' K w J. Sf' ' we , Hey! Get over here! Doug Blake makes work for opposing fielders. ,. A Walt Mack stands ready for action. Darrel Waters shows good baseball posture. , . , -fs -,lffag K ,L ' ..f,:u:j,,W'Lf3i91w 1 - ,L wr: .f , A N ,--,tid if-,5 .t A ' f Q,-. V , y, :gg L,g1,7-fa W f Y A '-Y fy, f' If 'j t .as of i bs b l2OSh , lk Lil K FB., W GH, Q J p-gf TOP R OW, Left to Right.' Coach, Mark Chrisjansen, Peter Yorkorski, Mike Rider, Ron Marrow, Larry Gibson, Dave Erickson, Bob Shoeford, Chandler Dutton, John Ponder, Fred Shippman, Dewie Huff Bob Chadwick, Jim Serviolo, Don Buckles, Scott Gousha, Curt Fullerton, Tim Ferrick, Greg Ballard, Mike Farrow. kilns n....-. , TOP ROW, Left to Right: Scorekeepers Francie Thompson, Sandy Sarf Joe Milam, Ron Bourguignon, Greg Sherman, Vee Gorbutt, Brian Mack, Steve Mcleod, Tony Topez, Ron Heredia, Jack Benny, Chuck Good, Coach Savage. BOTTOM ROW.' Jim Carrnicheal, Tom Thompson, Ed Morasco, Dan Behrens. K if h , Vi This year's Junior Varsity team started a winning streak by beating Elisnore and La Jolla with the whole team playing a great game. Coach Savage can well be proud of his fine team's performance and is predicting a winning year. With five veterans playing key positions his prediction is sure to come true. .- L ,Tb ,I Freshman catcher Dewie Huff catching 3rd strike. Freshmen headed by Coach Kristjanson have faced an uphill battle in pre-season play. But with league play coming up the coach and team are working toward a winning season. With the battery of Gibson and Huff prospects indicate a bright season. In addition, seven other players with team spirit and determination pro- mise to make this year's freshman team outstanding. A e f ,. our . '. ff' ws.-at 1, Tony Lopez calling signals behind the plate forl IC What now, Coach? VARSITY TRA CK TOP ROW, Left to Right: Dave Bancroft, Gary Timm, Ian Cumming, Dan Leger, Marshall Kelsay, Jerry Ferrara, Bill Jones, Rod Walker, Rafael Tamarillo, Bob Barren. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ken Hartle, Z eno Pfau, Rocky Phillips, Les Milroy, John Fenska. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Collings Calvin Smith, Jerry Collins, Larry Scott, Jerry Matlock. Y X! TOP ROW, Left to Right: Dan Tracy, Rick Valle, Paul Dawson, Ken Huggins, Mike ODay. BOTTOM ROW: Jay Driscoll, Mark Bates, Gene Kendall, Rick Moyer, Mike Gibson. A . My TOP ROW, Left to Right: Tom Armstrong, Larry Rockwell, John Hood, Jerry Fenton, George Allan, Clay Clifford, Mgr Bob Swarner. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Kiley, Petter Wall, Cliff Willis, Rick Reeder, Andy Glaves, Gerry Pleasant. AF, t lf, i' we g, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Head Coach, Paul Turner, Captain, Jerry Fenton, Captain, Jerry Ferrara, Assistant Coach, Lee Burkett. . 1 5 , is 1 W e f 8 as is , K.-,,s,,,lL,,1y,-..Q,f:,Y,.. ewfigi, 1- ,if-,gf ,, .LW , A ,,. ' '- 1-tj: M ai, ,xg ge, L, ,ew :wif . 'Lei , f-La :e f V fm, hx , A , NQ 'W+wu-,,,mLW i K Q 15:5 -,ts a - I ?ik fiihfgiwkqj k L 11f3ifilf,!,l,iMg gl me , it t,ts ' ' A 1 Dave Bancroft shows what track is all about, every muscle tense, and competition heavy. , -,,f Jw. f. 1 a 1 t Jerry Fenton showsalittle of his record breaking form. Ian Cumming, Bill Jones, and Jerry Matlock headed the list of distan ts and sprinters. Vw W'A 'X 'L'vffK1'-4-M..-5.4. ,, , 'Nw if 5' Dave Bancroft twists over the bar: The Track team in the middle ofa strenuous practice, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach Bree, B, Mainland, R. Veach, .L Rimelspach, B. Sale, R. Hackell, P. Crimmins. FRONT ROW: D Gurnee, L. Cleaveland, R Fogerty, R. Lindblad, D. Herald, J. Purdy. With the fine leadership of coach Bree, the tennis team is building for the future. With only four experienced players and the rest inexperienced, after the fourteen league matches they should all be ready for next year. They are looking forward to a great future and hope to be one of the finest tennis teams at OG. S gw f llfyl 5 e J i. Q - . .. N1 . g.g 5. . w Qwffi-al n' iv Patriot frightj strives for a first. Patriots get off to a fast start frightj. Swlmmens, est yet FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Cook, L. Beamesderfer, D. Swadell, TI Silsby, J. Huffer, R. Fisher. SECOND ROW.' G. Noone, T. Schultz, D Johnson, B. Hart, J. Short, D. Whelan, J. Stein, M Williamson,J Cooke, S. Cates, B. Jesme, S. Shidner, M. Hoogorvorst, G. Johnson, C Miller J. Williamson, K. Marler, Coach Rutledge. x0j!'N- . . W 5, .KK BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Heramb, E. Townsen, S. Hutchens, Coach Wetzell. FRONT ROW: C. Smith, 71 Wickliffe, B. Dodin, C. Ehlert. Golf Yes, enthusiasm and good coaching tells the story of Orange Glenis Golfers. These enthusiastic Patriots face a successful year. Orange Glen will be proud when these fine young men take to the green. By having only one senior and the rest under- classmen, the team is going through a rebuilding season and promises great seasons ahead. 11 J0hn Herdmb PVKICHCES Swing- Pete Moren shows winning style. Qmts' Sponts Centen on GAA. This year the Girls, Sports program of extramural activity at Orange Glen was taken over by G.A.A. This was a step in the direction of a better pro- gram for all girls. It gave each girl the opportunity to participate in the sport of her choice. The result was wonderful, in that many more girls than had ever before participated came out for intramural and extramural sports and workouts. The two starting sports were very big with the girls. There was gymnastics, which included tumbling, free exercise, the balance beam, the uneven parallel bars, the springboard and the horse. The girls who participated showed an avid interest in each activity. At the same time, the tennis team was busy practicing and traveling in order to meet with other schools. Although the team was not mighty this year, in the future we ought to find O.G. in first place. One of the most popular teams was the volleyball team. Many girls found them- selves traveling all over North County promoting spirit and winning for O.G. They made a fine showing. Another sport supported with avid enthusiasm was hockey. Our Hockey Team pushed on to a great season, the highlight of which was a hard fought game ending in a tie with Escondido High. The team made a definite impression on the North County hockey standings. Another sport of high caliber is basketball which was supported this year with an enthusiastic group of girls. They too made an outstanding contribution to the Orange Glen sports effort. Other sports that were offered this' year after this section had been sent to publication were track, softball and swimming. Each of these sports always generates a great deal of excitement and this year undoubtedly will be no exception. Due to the efforts of all involved, the girls at Orange Glen High School have something to be proud of in their program of sports and in the girls who con- tinue to support it by participating so avidly. To those girls we owe a great debt of thanks. . -,t aa.. , .. if i BASKGTZBAU TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Bowerman, Kathy Dare, Claudia Castaing, Karen John- ston, Sandy Carnaham, Debbie McNeil, Carol Kruse, Barbara Muman. MIDDLE .' Arlene Fowler, Linda Discher, Pam Stolte, Barbara Ensley, Debbie Richards, Marsha Grider, Vickie Hugie. BOTTOM.' Mary Lou Norris, Renda Urry, Marilyn Palmer, Janet Merchant, Donna Nichols, Debbie Alves. I nm TOP, Left to Right: Helen Bolotin, June Clinger, Bonnie Soyer, Noel Kruse, Linda Allen, Nancie Ashworth, Barbara Honeek,Ann Barber, Carol Thomas, Charlene Bunker, Diana Wilson, Carol Moore, Janice Combs, Camille Armstrong, Candy Evans, Barbara Muman, Charlene Louth, Marie Mann, Cheri Barham. SITTING.' Debbie Alves, Susan Jauregi, Margit Petry, Marsha Grider, Terry Wilson, Debbie Faust, Penny Philips, Pam Philips, Gloria Sidebottorn, Mary Chim- arusti, Earlene Messersmith, Marylou Norris, Debbie Deets, Carol Kruse, Debbie Richards. A--,,,.ff ,,.,. , 1 A . . ,..- A in TOP ROW, Left to Right: Charlene Bunker, Noel Kruse, Janice Coombes, Diana Wilson, Penny Philips, Candy Evans, Debra Deets, Barb Mumaw, Arlene Fowler, Marilyn Palmer, Deedee Ensley, MIDDLE ROW: Carol Thomas, Debbie Richards, Linda Scott, Barbara Ensley, Dawn Cleaveland, Yvonne Romero, Susan LaGrace, Midge Martin, Carol Kruse, Cherie Barham, Charlene Louth, Renda Urry. BOTTOM: Lynne Letsch, Cathy Westerlund, Martha Risher, Mary Chimarusti, Fran Rodrieque, Claudia Castaing, Debbie McNeil, Debbie Alves. BACK ROW Left to Right Mrs Frietas Lynne Letsch Pam Soderback Louise Griffin Candy Evans Cathy Westerland 41 O C I4 Martha Risher. BOTTOM ko Debbie,Nielson, June Miller, Pat Darrough, Earlene Messersmith, Terry Thomas. I Girls' basketball sure is exciting. Qmls In Action Mass C0lZfllSl0l10l'l me hockey nezd. This is so hard we only do it for photographers. Quick! Take the picture, I want to get down! exclaims Julie Sarvis. ifmw R ppti of wi! 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T -' .megfil wa JM STAN'S DRUGS 101 West Grand 746-2426 Free Pickup and Delivery Cosmetics and Jewelry 1919 East van P K Rubenstein IVIax Factor Stewart S. McLeod, Escondido' caliiirnfar S25 Revlon Day Dew P'eS 'f ' Area 0143 745-2100 Caron D0f0ThY GFHV ,. J iq BATES FURNITURE SHOPPE T xo New and used la C A S A B O N I T A Q 1690 Valley Parkway l KHOUSE OF BEAUTYD Free Estimates - 20 Years Experience '-'T-it 1127 East Valley Parkway lValley Boulevardl 746-8110 746-4560 Escondido, California Best wishes to the class of '68 From the Drama Club 2.32721 E-mi um f mmm RANCH 4 Pi? P 3 'fi from CHORALE CDNGRATU LATIO NS from the MIXED CHORUS to the CLASS OF '68 PATRIOTS MR. 81 MRS. WARD W. WHITE MR. 81 MRS. C. R. GRAGE MONICA 81 LYNETTE GRAGE RITA MANSELL MR. 81 MRS. NICK J. PERKOVICH MR. 81 MRS. E. H. ADAMSON JON BEROUIST JANET BOYCE MR. 81 MRS. KENNETH BOYLE MR. 81 MRS. W. J. BRITTIAN MR. 81 MRS. WILLIAM H. BROWN DR. 81 MRS. JAMES BULEN VERNON LAVEL BURGESS JR. SUSAN CADWALLADER RICHARD CARRILLO MR. 81 MRS. ARDEN CASWELL MR. 81 MRS. CLANTON MR. 81 MRS. CODA JANICE CASWELL CATHY CLARK JANE COLIA BILL COLLINGS KAREN COOPER MR. 81 MRS. COOPER MR. 81 MRS. CURBY PAT DARROUGH MR. 81 MRS. JIM DOWNING KAREN DRENTH MR. DAVE DRIELSMA MR. gl MRS .WAYNE DUDLEY MR. 81 MRS. MR.81 MRS MR. 81 MRS MR. 81 MRS MR. 81 MRS MR.81 MRS MR.81 MRS J. E. DUNN ROBERT EICHMAN HARRY R. ERICKSON RAYMOND FARROW C. J. FENTON .J. FERRARA ANTONE FLECK GEORGE T. FRIEDERICH FAMILY MR. 81 MRS. JOE GALLIPEAU SCOTT GOUSHA MR. 81 MRS. W. R. HARMAN KAREN HARMAN MR. 81 MRS. WARREN HONECK MARK HOOGERVORST DR. 81 MRS. CHARLES HOYER DR. 81 MRS. FREDERICK HUBER HAL HUBER MR. 81 MRS. WARREN JONES MR. 81 MRS. DAVID LARSON MARSHALL KELSAY 81 GAI L GOUSHA JEFF MAHAN MR. ROBERT MARSALA MICHELLE MAYEUX THE MCCURDYS MR. gl MRS. MESSERSMITH CINDY MORRIS MR. 81 MRS. MOYNEUR MR. 81 MRS. NORMAN G. NOONE MRS. JACOUELINE NICOLS MR. 81 MRS. D. H. O'HANLON JUDY PAYNE MR. 81 MRS. THOMAS R. PERKINS, SR. 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SWARNER FAMILY GARY TIMM COLLEEN TORBERT PAUL 81 HAZEL UNDERWOOD RENDA URRY PATRICK VAN HOOSE MR. ERNEST VILLA WESTERLUND FAMILY WICKLUND FAMILY CHARLES P. WILSON 81 FAMILY MR. 81 MRS. A. ZANGER ALMA MATER Here, where spangled widernesses Beckoned heroes to the west, stands Orange Glen our Alma Mater Goal of settlers' crimson quest. Land of legend, land of glory, Gypsy breeze unfurl thy story Guide our steps, dear Alma Mater Stand enthroned forever more, Oh, Orange Glen our Alma Mater, Stand enthroned forever more. ABBOTT1 LINDA 1181 ADAMSOM STEVEN Steve 1181 A.F1S., Debate Club, German Club, CSF ALBRI GH T, SHARON 1181 G.A.A., French Club ALFORD, KEN AMSTRONG, HANK 'iflction Man 1181 IL Basketball, Football, IL T'rack Lettermen is Club AR VIDSSOAL HANS, 1181 A.RS. Exchange Student, IL Basket- ball BA CHO VCHIM JANET 11 81 BALES, KENNETH Ken 1181 BALLARD, CANDACE Candy 1181 A.S.B. Assistant Treasurer, CSR, Deltons, Spanish Club BANCROFT1 DA VID Dave 1181 IL Football, Key Club, Track, A.S.B. Parliamen tarian BANISTER, RA Y 1181 Senior Play BARNES, CA TH Y 11 81 G.A.A., Spanish Club BARNES, LINDA Gerte 1181 Chorus, G.A.A., Pep Club BARRETT1 PA UL 1181 .L IL Football, IL Football, Auto Club BAR TEN, ROBERT 11 91 Track, Cross Country BA TTLE, CHRISTOPHER Chris 1191 BA UTISTA, ROSA Rose 11 91 BAXTER, DOROTHY Dodi 11 91 BEAMEAL JAMES Jim 1191 BELLIZZI, MAR Y JANE 11 91 Guitar Club, Pep Club BERGUM, DA VID 11 91 BERQUIST1 JON 1191 IL Football, Key Club, CSF, Track BETTY, DEBORAH 'Deb 1191 Spanish Club, Pep Club BLAKE, DOUGLAS 'Ragarmn IL Football, IL Baseball, J. IL Basket- ball 50,4 TRIGHT1 JIM 11 91 .L IL Basketball, IL Basketball BOGART, TONA 1191 Chorus BOWER, TERRILL Terry 1191 CSF, Deltons, Student Congress, Commissioner of Assemblies BO YCE, JANET 'ilanesan 11 91 Pep Club, Spanish Club, Swim Team, Chorus BOYD, GAR Y 1201 BRASHERI MICHAEL 1201 BRI TTAIN, RICHARD 'Dick 1201 .L IL Football, IL Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen is Club BRITTAIN, WILLIAM Willi 1201 Spanish Club, .L IL Football, IL Baseball, Basketball BROWN, GAIL 1201 BROWN, PA TTI 1201 BROXHOLME, PA TRICIA 'Pat 1201 Chorus BUCHANAN, HELEN 'Wssu G.A.A., Drama Club, Senior Play BUCHANAN, ELINOR Ellie BUD VARSON, TOM 1201 BULEN, EDWIN 'Mn Thick 1201 .L IL di IL Wrestling, Lettermen 's Club, Yearbook BURGESS, VERNON 1201 BURKHARD, CHARLES The Goose 1201 IL Basketball Auto Club BURNS, RICK Skip 1201 Frosh A? J. IL Football, J. IL Swimming BUSCHKAMP, RON 'Busch 1211 Football, Senior Play, Key Club, Wrestling CADWALLADER, SUSAN Stump 12I1 CS.F1, Spanish Club, A.S.B. Secre- tary, Deltons CARRILLO, RICHARD Rico 1211 Senior Class Comm., Spanish Club, CSF, German Club CASSELL, MICHAEL 'Flame On 1211 Frosh 8: .L IL Basketball CASTAING, CLA UDIA 'Clod 1211 Pep Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls ' Basketball ASE, MICHAEL CHIMAR USTL MARY Chim 1211 G.A.A., Congress, Guitar Club, Senior Pla CH STIAAL MORGAN CHRISTIANSEN, EILEEN 1211 Drama Club, French Club, Pep Club CLANTON, TERR Y Ter 1211 Latin Club, German Club, CSF, A.S.B. Assistant Secretary CLARK, CATHERINE Cathy 1211 D.E.CA. Club, Pep Club, Convention Delegate, Prom Committee CLARK, THOMAS Tom CLEMENTS, KA Y 1211 Spanish Club, Russian Club, RTZA. CODA, JOAN 1211 Var. Cheerleader COLEMAN JEANNE 1221 G.A.A., Drama Club, A.FS., Spanish Club COLIA, MAR Y JANE 'Vanie 1221 Pep Club, G.A.A., Chorus, Spanish Club COLLIER, HAL Bambi 1221 Track, .L IL Football, Var. Football CONRAD, ALICE 1221 Chorus, Latin Club COOKE, JOHN 1221 COOPER, DONALD 'Don 1221 Senior Play, Musical COOPER, KARIN Coop 1221 G.A.A., Senior Float CORNELIUS, CURTIS Curt 1221 Frosh Football, .L IL Football CORRAL, LUCILLE Lucy 1221 GOWGILL, KAREN 1221 Var. Cheerleader, Var. Hockey, Pep Club, Band CRAFT1 CAROL, '34bbie 1221 G.A.A., Tennis Team CULLEN, ROBER TA 1221 CUMMING, MARK 1231 CUMMINGS, WILLIAM The Mole 1231 Frosh Basketball, J. IL Basketball CUPP, CLIFFORD 1231 CURB Y, DEBORAH Debby 1231 Pep Club, G.A.A., Deltons DARROUGH, PAT '1Red 1231 G.A.A., Girls'Hockey Team DA VIS, MICHAEL 'Miken DENNY, KA THR YN Goldie 1231 G.A.A. DIAZ, JOHN Essi 1231 IL Football, .L IL Football, Frosh Football, Track DICK, WILLIAM Ken 1231 CS.F1. Track DIL WOR TH, EILEEN 1231 DOMINIQUE, GEORGE 1231 Frosh Football, J. IL Wrestling, IL Swimming, IL Football DO TSON, THERESA 1231 DOWNING, JULIE 'Engine Eddie 1231 DO WNING, SUZANNE Suzy 1241 G.A.A. DRENTH, KAREN 1241 DUBOIS, PA TRICIA 'Tatti 1241 G.A.A., Pep Club DUDLEY, MONA 1241 Cheerleader, CSF, National Honor Society DUNN, CHARLES Chunky 1241 Frosh Football, J. IL Football, IL Football, Latin Club EI CHMAN, ALEXIS Lex 1241 CSF, German Club, Guitar Club, AFS. ELLIS, GEORGE 1241 Frosh, .L IL 49 IL Football, Frosh 442 .L IL Baseball ELLIS, STEFFANY Steff 1241 Pep Club, G.A.A. ERICKSON, SANDRA Sandy 1251 .L IL, IL Cheerleader, Girls' State Delegate, Commissioner of Pep, Deltons ER VIN, CA THY 1251 ESPINOZA, MAR Y JEAN FARRINGRON, ELIZABETH 'Beth 1251 Chorus FARROW, SUE 1251 Spanish Club, Literary Club, Swim Team, G.A.A. FELSMAN, DENNIS Wooden Indian FENSKA, JONA THAN Jon Auto Club FENTON, JERR Y Big Jer 1251 Football, Track, A.S.B. V-President, Key Club FERRARA, JERR Y Scooter 1251 IL Football, A.S.B. Treasurer, Key Club, Track FERRICK, MICHAEL 'Mickey 1251 Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Congress FIELDS, CAROLE 1251 FIELDS, PA TRICIA '1Patty 1251 Chorus, Spanish Club FILLHARZ LARR Y 1251 FJELD, RANDY 1251 Track, Auto Club FLECK, VICTORIA Vickie 1261 Hockey Team, Deltons, CSF, FITZA. FORMENTO, CAROL 1261 G.A.A., Pep Club, F TIA., Senior Play FOUSSAT, DENNIS Spicket 1261 Swim Team FOX, BIRNE Y Super- Wedge 1261 Key Club, Modern Chorale FOWLER, DONALD 1261 1251 FREEMAN, GARY Caesar 1261 Senior Play, Drama Club, Musical GREESE, ELIZABETH Libby 1261 Band FREY, CAROL YNNE Carrie 1261 Band, Chorus, Pep Club, G.A.A. GRIDERICH, KA THLEEN Kathy 1261 Pep Club, Spanish Club, Musical, Band FULLER TON, SCOTT 1261 GALLIPEA IL KAREN LYNN Gailopo 1261 Yearbook, Musket, School Photographer, Sign Carrier GANDEE, RUSSEL CLARK, 'Biff 1261 Latin Club, German Club, Interact Club, Wrestling GIBSON, TERR Y Hoot 12 71 Linebackers Club GILCHRIST, GA Y 12D Spanish Club, Hockey GILLETT,MICHAEL 1271 .L Il :fr ll Basketball GRAGE, MONICA Rog 1271 GREEN JANIS Kay 1271 Pep Club, G.A.A., Art Club GRIFFIN, IDA Louise 12 71 Cheerleader, Hockey, Deltons GUGGISBERG, CYNTHIA Cindy 1271 Pep Club, Spanish Club, Delegate to Convention HA GE, LARR Y 12 71 Basketball, Convention HALL, PA ULA 12D Congress, Modern Chorale, Musicals, Sign Carrier HANSEN, KEITH 1281 Guitar Club, Spanish Club HARDISTK SHARON 1281 G.A.A., Linebackers' Club HARDK STEVE Shorty 1281 Chorus, Spanish Club HARTLE, KAREN 1281 Spanish Club, CS.F1, French Club, German Club HA WKINSON, THEONE1281 Distributive Ed., Swim Team, Clubs of A merica HA YS, LARR Y Luther B. 1281 .L V1 Football HEINZ, DONNA Grandmother 1281 Drama Club, Pep Club, Talent Show, G.A.A. HERMAN, R UTH ANN 1281 Drama Club, Drama Club Plays HERRERA, GEORGE Basketball, Track HERRERA, PHILLIP 'Wacho HIL GERT, KA Y 1281 Pep Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Drama Club HOFFA, FRANK 1281 HOLLADA Y, RICKIE 1281 Band, Musical HOOD, GEORGE 1291 HOOGER VORST, MARK Hoogie 1291 Senior Play, Track, Baseball HUBER, CLARE1291 CSE, Spanish Club HUBER, HAROLD Hal 1291 German Club, CSR, Track 196 HUFF, RICHARD Dick 1291 Football, Baseball, Basketball, Key Club INGRAHAM, DIANE 1291 JACOBS, BERNADINE JAGO, DAN Leroy 1291 JAMPETERO, FRANCINE Distributive Ed., Girls' Track JENKINS, GILBERT JESME, JAMES JOHNSON, JOHN Yonny Football, Wrestling, German Club JOHNSTON, ALLAN F1owers 1291 Congress, Il Football, Track, Key Club JOHNSTON KA Y 1291 A.RS., Congress, CSE, Musical JOHNSTON, ANNE '1Annie 1291 Pep Club, Congress, Band, Latin Club JONES, MARSHA Clyde 1291 Spanish Club, Pep Club JONES, STEPHANIE Lynn 1291 A.FIS., Congress, Cabinet, Deltons KECK, MARK 1301 KEARNS, KENNETH Ken 1301 Interact Club, Sophomore Council KELSA Y, MARSHALL 'Marsh 1301 Key Club, Track, Congress, Yearbook Editor KRITZER, KRISTI 1301 Spanish Club, A.F1S., Forensics, G.A.A. KURTZ, ALLEN 1301 Auto Club, Wrestling LACY, SHARON 1301 Congress, Art Club, G.A.A., Pep Club LAFRENIERE, ANI TA 130 LAMBIE, BE VERL Y Beave 1301 Yearbook LA MERRILL, KAREN 1301 LARSON, GEOR GEANN George 1301 Congress, Musicals, Chorus, Sign Carrier LARZALERE, DIANE 1301 Pep Club, Senior Play, Russian Club, Line Backer Club LEA, LINDA 1301 French Club, G.A.A. Pep Club LEAMING, BARRY Lemon 1301 Auto Club LEE, MICHAEL 'Mickie 1311 Football, Yearbook, Wrestling LOCHMOELLER, EDWARD Ed 1311 F TIA. LOGAN, EUGENE Chip 1311 LOUTH, BARBARA Barb G.A.A. MAIORIELLO, DARLENE Skip G.A.A. MANSELL, TED MARSHA, DANA '34unt 1311 MARSHBURN, DOUG 1311 MAR TINEZ, JOANNE 1311 G.A.A. Musket MA YFIELD, DEBORAH Debbie 1311 Pep Club, Latin Club, G.A.A. MAR TINEZ, MARIL YN McCURDY, SUZANNE Suzy 1311 Band, Drum Major, Musicals, Modern Choir, Spanish Club MCKIBBEN, JACKIE Yackie Do0dle 13I1 G.A.A. Pep Club, Basketball, Chorus McKIBBEN, MAR TY 1311 McNEILL, DEBORAH 'Debbie 1311 G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, A.F.S. McNULTY, KATHLEEN Kathy 1321 Pep Club McNULTY, MICHAEL 'Mike 1321 Football, Basketball, Baseball MELTON, TED 1321 Auto Club, Football MILLER, CURTIS Curt Basketball, Swimming MESSERSMITH, EARLENE Ernie 13 G.A.A., Band, Hockey MILLER, DARBY1321 MILLER, ROBER T Bob 1321 ll Basketball MORRIS, JERR Y 1321 Latin Club, Interact Club, CS.F1, Swimming MORRIS, LUCINDA Cindy 1321 Sign Carrier, Modern Chorus, Musicals, Yearbook MOTZ, LOIS 1331 MOYER, JAMES Jim 1331 Football, Track, Congress, Lettermen is Club MOYNEUR, PA UL 1321 A.S.B. President, Football, Basketball, Key Club M UNNICH, ROBERT Bob 1331 Baseball, Football, Congress, Key Club NESBITT1 BOB Beto 1331 Wrestling NEWELL, DARLA 1331 NE WSOM, LINDA 1331 NICKEL, JAMES Jim 1331 NIELSEN, REBECCA Becky 1331 NIELSEN, CRAIG 1331 Football, Auto Club NOONE, SHARON Charlie 1331 Russian Club, German Club, A.FS., CSF NUGENT1 CAROL 1331 Spanish Club, F.TIA., French Club, C.S.F. OHANLON, DENNIS Charles 1331 Distributive Education OLDS, LUCINDA Cindy OLDS, PA TTY OLDS, PHILLIP1331 PA YNE, JUDY 1341 Deltons, CS.F., Spanish Club, E TIA, PECK, PETER PEET, NANCY 1341 C.S.F1, F.T1A., Tennis Team PERKINS, PAMELA 1341 G.A.A. PERKO VICH, PA T 1341 A.F1S. Rep. to Uruguay, A.S.B. Cabinet and Congress PETERS, LARR Y 1341 Chorus 21 PETERSOM WARREN 1341 CSF, Chess Club, Cross- Country PETR Y, MAR GI T 1341 A.F1S., Deltons, Guitar Club, G.A.A. PFEIFER, BARBARA '7?arbi 1341 PHILLIPS, PAMELA 'Wuttsy 1341 Spanish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club PHILLIPS, PENNIE 1341 Spanish Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. PIERCE, CHRISTINA Chris 1341 German Club PILZ, MIKE 1341 PIROG, MARC 1351 Football, Baseball PITMAN, PA TRI CK PONDER, CATHERINE Katy 1351 Congress, Deltons, Spanish Club, CiS.F1 PORT, DEBBIE '7Jeb 1351 Torch 'Z Congress, Deltons, AFS. PYER, DA VID 'Dave 1351 QUINAL RICHARD Ruinn 1351 CSF, French Club, Golf Interact Club RABA TICH, MIKE RAMSOWER, MARK 1351 Frosh Football, J. I4 Swimming Team, .L I4 Football, IC Swimming Team RANDALL, DIANE 1351 Choms RECHNITZER, DINAH 1351 Band, Musical REEVES, ROR Y Roar 1351 I4 Football, Lettermen s Club REHKOPIL JOHN 'JR. 1351 Auto Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior Play RENICK, GA YLON 1361 RICHARDS, CA THERINE 1351 RICHABA UGH, BARBARA 1351 G.A.A., Chorus, Spanish Club RIEKEMANINL LINDA 1361 G.A.A., Pep Club, Red Cross Youth Club RIMELSPACK, JOHN 1361 VI Tennis, IL Track, .L IC dl IC Basketball, A.FS. RIN GSTAFE LINDEN RISHER, TIM 1361 .L IL and Vi Football, Key Club, Track, B.M O. C ROBER TS, JENNIFER 'ilenny 1361 Editor of the '7lIusket , CSF, French Club ROBERTS, RANDY 1361 German Club RODGER, KA THLEEN Kathy 1361 RODRIQUE, FRANCE 1361 G.A.A. ROGAN, PAT Momma Coach 1361 Senior Play, Drama Club, Hockey Team ROGERS, JANE 1361 Pep Club, Spanish Club, Chorus ROGERS, JON 1361 ROMERO, JIM ROSLING, DONNA 1361 AFS. RO WLES, CH YRLE Charlie 13 71 G.A.A., Chorus, Senior Play, Pep Club RUSSELL, LORRAINE SADOM DON SA GE, KA TH Y 13 71 Band, G.A.A., CSF SA LINA S, JOSE 13 71 Track SAL YER, SCO TT SAMS, ANI TA Sam 13 71 SANCHEZ, ALBERT '24l 1371 SA N TIA GO, ES THELA Spanish Club SARFF1 STEPHANIE Steff 1371 Cheerleader, Modern Chorale, Senior Play, Congress SAR VIS, JULIE 13 71 Senior Play, .L IL Hockey, G.A.A. SCHAIBLE, ROBERT 'Bob 13 71 Interact Club, Senior Play, Spanish Club SCHIPPMANN, LINDA 13 71 Musicals, German Club, Modern Chorale, G.A.A. SCHMIDT1 DIANNE 13 D 'iMusket Staff, Spanish Club, Pep Club SCHRANER, ROBERT Bob 13 71 Track, Football SCHR YVER, BOB Class 13 71 .L I4 and IL Wrestling, Musical, Torch Staff SCOTT, LINDA 1381 G.A.A. Spanish Club, German Club SER VIOLO, JENICE 1381 Congress, G.A.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club SHA W, LINDA 1381 Torch Staff Speech, Art Club, E TIA. SHELBY, JEAN 'Bean 1381 Girls' Basketball, Latin Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. SHIELDS, SHARON 1381 G.A.A., Latin Club, Pep Club SMITH, DIANA SMITH, KAREN SMITH, MIKE 1381 Drama Club, Senior Play SNODGRASS, SUSAN Sue 1381 Art Club, Guitar Club SPURLING, JOHN 1381 ST DENIS, GENA 1381 Editor-in-Chief of '7VIusket'2 Deltons, Spanish Club, Comm. of Public Relations STEPHENS, KAREN 1381 STRAHL, JA YME 1381 French Club, Girls ' Basketball, Girls' Tennis STROH, DENICE '7Viecer 1381 Pep Club, Convention Delegate SUESS, LINDA Ceese 1391 G.A.A., Art Club, Senior Float SWARNER, JAMES '7lIouse 1391 TAPIA, CONCEPSION Concie 13 Distributive Education TERHORST1 JOHAN Joe 1391 Spanish Club, Auto Club 91 THEARLE, L YNN THORNTON, DENNIS 1391 TIMM, DENNIS 1391 TODD, BONITA 'Boniu Art Club, G.A.A. TORBERT1 COLLEEN 1391 French Club, Musicals, A.RS. TOWNSEND, CLA UDIA 1391 Pep Club, Chorus TRICHE, JIM 1391 UNGER, CHRIS Big Ung 1391 VAN ENGELEN, AND Y 14 01 VAN ETTEN, SHAR ON 1401 Extramural Volleyball WADE, LESTEL Les 1401 Pep Club WALKER, RODNEY '72od 1401 Auto Club, .L I4 and IL Football, Track WALKER, SHARON 1401 G.A.A. WARMELIN, CAROL Carrot 1401 WA TERS, DARRELL Slim 1411 VI Baseball, VI Football, Key Club, V2 Wrestling WA TKINS, DARLENA 1411 Band, French Club, Pep Club WA TSON, BR UCE1411 .L VI Swimming WEDDLE, MARSHA 1411 WEIR, BARBARA Dog 1411 Latin Club, Pep Club, .L IL Hockey WESTERLUND, KATHR YN Kathy 1411 G.A.A., Medic Club WHITE, WENDALL 1421 VZ Baseball, IL Basketball, Frosh Football WIBER71 VICKI 1421 G.A.A., Spanish Club WICKLUND, CAROL 1421 Pep Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Senior Play WILLIAMS, DA VID 1421 WILSON, GREG Butch 1421 .L IC Basketball, .L I4 Baseball WILSON, LEE ANN 1421 Senior Play, CSF, German Club, Latin Club WILSON, THOMAS WITTL HOMER 1421 WI TZ JIM 1421 WOLF SUZANNE 'MR. 1421 Senior Play, Pep Club, Art Club, Pre-Medics Club WOODS, FRANK WOODS, RI TA 1421 Chorus YOUNG, PAMELA 'Pam 1421 ZANGER, DREW 1421 V. Football, Senior Play, Forensic Club 4,9 1 Q. ur . -' . ' L 5- P. L A X .- -inu- -eq. 7. -Q. -si... -s.,4 -wi, L K- ga, ,. K. . 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This year has been a year which has been waited upon by many, to find answers to the questions which have hung over this new school. For the first time, Orange Glen met Escondido High School in competition. For Orange Glen, there was a point to be proven, and when the Patriots left the field, heads were raised high, respect was in the air, and Orange Glen was recognized as being a great high school, in the town of Escondido. Academically Orange Glen has excelled and has brought pride to the campus. Orange Glen being one of the first high schools to have Audio-Television as a part of teaching, benefited students greatly. This new program lifting new standards in educa- tion, and higher goals for students learning. The last years have been filled with meaning and purpose, and the following years shall strengthen the goals, and fulfill past traditions. The spirit instilled in this Land of the Patriotsw shall always be a bright burning torch. 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