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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

jfrflesry 1 ■ti - .:. T0 TORCH 1970 Orange Glen High School Escondido, California Volume 8 TORCH STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .. Ruth Roberts ASSISTANT EDITOR .. Paula Fox PHOTOGRAPHY. . Wally Brummett ADMINISTRATION . Linda Lyon SPORTS ... Editor Gary Harmon: Assistants Brian Mack, Mike Rogers, Dave Stacy ACTIVITIES . Editor Sue Jauregui, Assistant Dianne Evans ORGANIZATIONS . Editor Jill McCurdy, Assistant Debby Shepard SENIORS . Nancy Culver UNDERCLASSMEN . 11th - Cecelia Larzalere, 10th - Chris Moyneur, 9th - Kathy Gaylor ADVERTISING . Richard Holladay BUSINESS MANAGER . Rob Carter COVER . Mr. Savage’s art class ' , special cover design by Tom Fudge ADVISER . Mr. Kuehnast PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY. . Craig Photography wrtWft jMiawt! iORLD GEOGRAPHY Pride of North County 2 CONTENTS Opening Section . 1 Seniors . 16 Administration . 54 Sports . 68 Activities . 112 Organizations . 126 Underclassmen . 142 Epilogue . 174 Ads . 180 T ASB OFFICERS President Steve McLeod takes a break from his work to smile for the camera. Secretary Sandy Sarff types up minutes of the last meeting. Treasurer Karen Larsen checks ASB financial status. 4 Vice President Ken fills in for Steve McLeod at Cabinet meeting. Mr. Ross was chosen best patriotically dressed. Who voted NO on proposition YES? No, Carol, speedbumps won’t help in the restrooms. | £ jpp; •H] - ' jj V- a 1 -at,. . •.■■; v. v- • 4 .fe5 , v«i . ; ; 4 : ' ,_a V- Orange Glen’s Homecoming Court 1969 g Practicing for drama. Guy Barb, Cris says, he only swallowed my ring yet Mr. Jacobs, what is the formula for Nitro Glycerin? JUUL jls Dave and Tawn discussing the facts of life with Mr. Bree. it should still be in here Chris and Debbie working on the Torch Changing classes Henry! You’re laying on my banana! lembers —Back Row, 1. to r., Cc cnry Paredes, Ron Wi lliams, Torr ehkopf, Scott Clay, .John Ponder Coach Carlovsky. Middle Row )h Gerken, George Allen, Bill ( I: to j., jing coach Banker coach Jeff end coach Dick line coach Paul il rfAfifisSf.- FOOTBALL 1969 rn i ns, Denni s Huff, Gary Caster, Don Cootware, Charles Van Hook, Tim Hooper, Randy, ry KSte v eia A|| y DMn )nt Row, 1. to r., Manager Steve Shafer, Ron nnis Trevisan, Chris Moyneur, Rex Humphrey, Greg Edw; irds, Rick Moyer-, ith. Van A gg f! ■ «§ t pi ICA ft v 1 vT j i 1 L V « LI 1 1H| 1 Many Varied Activities at OG Orange Glen had five Seniors who went abroad last summer with the AFS program. Sitting in the front from 1. to r. are Lynne Letsch, Mindy McCurdy, Cathe Appleby. In the back Robert Quin and Susan Lagrone. Hey, who’s moving the ground! Two of OG’s Seniors, Kevin Camperell and Bill Dodin went up to light the OG for homecoming. Gary and Steve take a minute from their activities and smile for camera. The food here is — Pass Sandy Sarff “lost her head” over the whole matter. Well, they finally spelled it right. Alka-Seltzer, please. Roy, once in the morning does it. Mr. Sowers, that girl stole my pants. 13 $K Muv i, - r . — p [| j-—..- p—. .VT- n, - j V - Jt ■ ' T - «:’ • % ’T : ' ; . ■ M y 1 h , • w � 1 n Y mji BBLcv. � SZSKm ' ii fm to ■ :• ■ . . •.:■� : •; • kiK • ' ...:. . ' -, W ' r y • Sfjr . ,� T ' tete • «sr CV ' , - ; ;y ' A;h -Ite r- - ) •it , -- ' , ■ ' 1 mf,v Mmwmmti ' M ' ,v, - ?■•£■. Mid ' . ' ' , hr ,. i i! . - , c- , ' 4 , fe V ' ' ' - ' ' h ' , ' - • - a VTf..i SENIORS What the future has in store for you depends in large measure on what you place in store for the future. —Anonymous : ; | x | Hp ffWjWBP jflfp m . ' ' 7I1 l r 1 BB wBSrf dL , j ® j Hr RECOGNIZE SEARCH THROUGH THESE PICTURES FOR AMONG THEM CAN BE FOUND: Steve Agan, Deron Albright, Marsha Bagley, Ann Barber, Laird Beamesderfer, Vincent Bernard, Helen Bolotin, Debbie Bornhoeft, Nancy Bowden, Ellen Branin, Mark Brinkman, Terry Brueggeman, Lise Buchanan, Sharlene Bunker, Dan Burkhead, Gary Caster, Mike Colia, Bill Codings, Connie Colvin, Janice Combs, Janet Cook, Mike Daly, Ken Dixon, Jackie Dunham, Rick Ehlert, Dianne Evans, Debbie Faust, Ron Fisher, Paula Fox, Peggy Frazee, David Guggisberg, Ron Gray,. . |Aifc£ DA -Y P.W. • plSifi’. ■ ■ ! jf HP. 18 MB. tbk r ,0] i=. M D ANYONE? Debbie Haight, Bruce Hawthorne, Mary Hoffa, Debbie Holesapple, Rick Holladay, Susan Lagrone, Ann Lansburgh, Lynne Letsch, Janet Lewis, Benny Lopez, Linda Lyon, Kurt Marler, Steve McLeod, Marsha McQuead, Doug Mittag, Angela Mitton, Cliff Molaro, Cathy Motsenbocker, Chris Moyneur, Henry Paredes, Janice Pauls, Jennifer Purdum, Kevin Purdy, Laird Rice, Steve Robbins, Barbara Schettler, Sande Schmidt, Greg Sherman, Gloria Sidebottom, Bruce Vinje, Rita Vinson, Pat Weir, Connie Warila, and Steve Young. tMlK£ m.C. Steve Agan Deron Albright Derek Allister Vicki Ames Van Anderson Cathy Appleby Camille Armstrong Richard Arrington Errin Ashby Timothy Aufmann Ken Avery Marsha Bagley Nancy Baldwin Ann Barber Sherry Barham Bonnie Bass 20 Kathy Bates Vincent Bernard Duane Boyce Leon Brown Laird Beamesderfer Don Blake Nancy Bowden Terry Bruegeman Mary Benne Helen Bolotin Ellen Branin Wally Brummett Cindy Bentley Debbie Bornhoeft Mark Brooks Joe Bruni MOST ATHLETIC Janice Combs makes the conversion as Chris Moyneur holds. Deborah Buchner Lisa Buchanan Patty Burke Daniel Burkhead Sharlene Bunker Kahty Bylin Kevin Camperel Rob Carter Gay Cary Gary Caster 22 MOST TALENTED Carla Dilworth relies on Bob Quinn for support. Don Caustin Eric Christiansen Susan Clark Scott Clay Janis Clapp Frances Christolear Joyce Coleman Mike Colia Bill Col lings Nikki Collins 23 Connie Colvin Janice Combs Janet Cook Stan Cook Lori Cooke Bruce Cooper Donald Cootware Ron Crouch CLASS CLOWNS Lori Cooke finds time to release her anxieties to an understanding companion, Darrell Dietz. Joe Cruz 24 Chris Culver Nancy Culver Michael Daly BEST DRESSED On one of their better days, Steve McLeod and Sandy Sarff were voted Best Dressed. Nikki Davis Debra Deets Michael Desermia Susan Dewsnap Kathleen Diaz Darrell Dietz Terri Dietz Carla Dilworth 25 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Dodin Connie Dubbs Roger Downing Jackie Dunham Success comes to Camille Armstrong and Zeno-Pfau with the ability to throw away old ideas. Greg Edwards Susan Edwards Richard Ehlert Jan Elder Lori Enlow Dede Ensley 26 Roger Eslick Dianne Evans Sue Evans Pam Farr BEST PERSONALITY Mary Benne relaxes on the shoulders of her friendly companion, Mark Romero. Debbie Faust Sandra Felce Doug Felsman Shay Fewster Sheila Fields James Forge 27 Arline Fowler George Fowler Paula Fox Peggy Frazee FAVORITE TEACHER Mr. Lefton and Mrs. Snapp, Senior favorites for 1970. Peter Galambos Bud Galyean Mark Galyean Linda Gebhart Doug Gerhart Ralph Gerken 28 ■ David Glenn Tawn Gorbutt Terri Dietz, Interact Queen, strikes a pretty picture on the Senior lawn. Roy Gray Rick Grinstead Richard Gonzales David Guerrero David Guiggisberg Debbie Haight Terry Hamilton Linda Han away u 29 Arnold Hansen Glen Hansen Gary Harmon Ken Hartle Crystal Hawk Lynn Hawkinson Jesslynn Hays Terry Henderson 30 Tom Higbee Mary Hoffa Deborah Holesapple Richard Holladay 31 ■■■■■■■■■ - V ' Barbara Honeck Tim Hooper Karen Hudson Rex Humphrey Bill Jackson David James John Ingraham Steve Huston Leonard Jarzembowski Susan Jauregui Letiticia Johnson Nancy Johnson Janine Jones Cindy Juve Karyn Kavanaugh Rick Kearns 32 Peggy Kemmer Carolee Kent Beth Keyes Thad Klimas Gary Knight Phillip Knutson 33 Carol Kruse Psysiology students take time out for lunch. Luke Kuljis Susan LaGrone Carolee Lambie Diana Landis Karen Larson Kathy Larzalere Connie Lawlyes Janet Lea Vickie Lee Don Lesperance Lynne Letch 34 Mark Longacre Ben Lopez Margaret Loskota Richard Lubecki Clara Lungren Linda Lyon Susan Lypps Brian Mack Kathy Mack Jeff Mahan This would never happen in Australia. Duane Magoon David Mancino Broox Maltby Larry Manley Dennis Marler Rhonda Martin Dan Martinez Jerry Matlock Scott Mayfield John Mazzetti Jim McCawley Melinda McCurdy 36 Wes McDaniels Kay McGinnis Robert McGinnis Steve McLeod m Marsha McQuead Jim Meek Zeno Pfau, Cross Country team captain, “psyching up” before a race. Joe Milliorn Angie Mitton Gregg Mizner Cliff Molaro 37 Carol Moore Chrissy Moose Anna Morones Richard Morosco Cathy Motsenbocker Chris Moyneur Bill Murphy From the familiar voice of ASB President, Steve McLeod “ . . . and to the republic for which it stands Tim Murphy Richard Nagy Gary Naylor Myrna Newcomb Russ Neuhart “A little bit more, Chris . . . Gary, quit bumping me.” Cathy Nihart Judy Norris Mary Lou Norris Stephen Norris Patricia O’Hanlon Gary Olson Frank Orosco Karen Nunnink 39 Richard Owings The TORCH Staff content! Henry Paredes “Verrry interesting!” Mike Ostrenger 40 j all the wonders of nature. Mardell Pascerelli Larry Parker Steve Patterson Oh—Looky what we found. 41 Rosemary Pavenyouma Steve Peterson Debbie Petta Tom Peterson ZenoPfau Scott Philip Rock Phillips Greg Price Caro Prior Steve Pruett Patricia Puett Jennifer Purdum Kevin Purdy James Quigley Robert Quinn Steve Rehkopf 42 Francis Richmond Martha Risher Steve Robbins Ruth Roberts Larry Rockwell Mike Rogers Vicki Rogers Mark Romero Gigi Ron zone Rhonda Rosanbalm The thrill of achievement is reflected on the faces of Dede Ensley and Chris Moyneur. Bonnie Rowe Cindy Rowley Grace Salley Winded Salter ' i-mvKPm. berfioi Qnnouncem i Elyse Sankey Exhausted by the strain of being a senior, Rob Carter catches a quick snooze on Paula Fox’s shoulder, while Nancy Culver makes sure of Paula’s mathematical ability. Sandy Sarff Debbie Sarot Sande Schmidt Vicki Schmidt Barbara Schneider Tom Schultz Donna Shaw Gail Scott Larry Scott Steve Shaffer Randy Shaw Val helpsjim Forge retrieve his change. John Shea David Shearer Charlene Sherburne Cindy Sherman 45 Rena Sloan Calvin Smith James Smith m Monique Smith Pamela Smith Linda Sprague Tom Sherman Barbara Shettler Vicki Shull Gloria Sidebottom David Stacy Fred Stauffer Terry Stevens Anna Stroheker Linda Slater James Smith 46 Tom Thompson Tom Trogden Dorothy Von Hecht Dan Tingle Renda Urry Don Veen Paul Taylor Paul Tremblay Ron Van Cleave Bruce Vinje Mark Swearengen Dave Swadell Bob Swamer Carol Thomas Dennis Trevisan Randy Veach Dan Wagner Enthusiastic Patriots at work. Connie Warila Linda Watkins Allen Ward Linda Wagner Vicki Waller ... Susan Whiting Rick Whyte 49 1 . . and he wins it again with STP Oil Treatment, the racer’s edge. Ready to go on tour with Bob Hope? Haunted by the dead (line). Strange things are growing at Orange Glen! Why is that sneaky look on Rita’s face? 50 One lump or two? Hail! The conquered hero. The Patriot crowd watch a Marine assembly. Do you feel boxed in? 51 Tom Wickliffe Patricia Wiggins Linn Wilde John Williamson Suzanne Wolfer Jan Wylie Steve Young Diane Zerull Kathleen Mitich Edwin Zum Mallen Charles Snowder CAMERA SHY Amauisca, Frances Augustus, John Baldwin, Roy Barnette, Mary Linda Beach, Steve Brinkman, Mark Burnham, Terry Burker, Gary Calvert, Gary Chaipos, Eileen Chancellor, Danny Chernish, Ronald Corral, Lupe Egan,Joe Fisher, Ronald Flagle, Mildred Freboldt, David Fritz, Elmer Fudge, Tom Gregg, Valeta Hawthorne, Bruce Rice, Glover Higgins, Mark Sargent, Sandra Jaffee, Fran Sherman, Greg Johnson, Doug Sherman, Judy Johnson, Richard Smith, David Kadel, Vicki Snowder, Charles Kelley, Maureen Stosic, Mike Lansburgh, Ann Sullivan, Dusty Lopez, Anna Thompson, Rebecca Lowrance, Clarice Todd, Patricia Maxwell, Eric Townsend, Scott Miller, Mark Uehrke, Charles Mitich, Kathleen Valla, Richard Mittag, Douglas Vinson, Rita Morris, Tommy Wagner, Genevieve Patterson, Robert Walker, Richard Rady, Laura Wibert, Mary Raedeker, Chris Working, Michael Ramirez, Steve Yanko, Diane Reeder, Deborah Zimmerman, Danny 53 -.- ADMINISTRATION Though we may be learned by the help of another’s knowledge, we can never be wise but by our own experience. —Montaigne 55 One of the urgent needs vocalized in your graduation year was to improve COMMUNICATIONS. On the local, state and national level responsible citizens were urged to TALK and to LISTEN: TALK AND LISTEN! Your school has not failed to take up this challenge. This has been a year in which substantial advances have been made in attempts to bridge the “Communication gap” between all segments of the Orange Glen High School community. Student, faculty and parent views have been received enthusiastically and I feel confident that future school planning will reflect these responsible views. I complement the Associated Student Body and in particular the class of 1970, for the part each has played in this important endeavor. P. V. Ross, Principal The future of man will be much different due to the success of the moon shots which took place this year. We all know of the millions of dollars which were expended to assure the success of space flight, and the on going research to determine the safety of man and of his capabilities to live on the moon. It is this research which requires some reflective thought on man’s ability to exist on planet earth. This year seems to have been one when the most popular, if not demanded, course of action was to “do your thing.” As with most terms in the slang idiom, “doing your thing” is so broad in meaning that it defies any specific definition. The time was right for actions encompassing the total spectrum of values from worthless actions to worthwhile actions, most of which were passed off and accepted as “doing our thing.” It seemed as though every cult, political group and student group had to do something even if it was wrong. In the interest of the total society and its survival, the need for a more serious consideration of values is mandatory. Too many people overreact to microscopic grievances in such a manner as to ignore the microscopic consequences. I would submit that all of us learn the differences in Liberty, Liberalism and Libertinism in order to preserve a civilized society. Mr. David Larson Vice Principal 56 ADMINISTRATORS Mr. W. P. Radney: Asst. Superintendent Mr. G. W. Quade: Dist. Superintendent Mr. Chester Gaylean Mr. Richard Gifford Mr. Wilbur Bradley Mr. Fio Lopardo Mr. Burnet Wohlford ¥ ■ MM Guidance Counselors: Mrs. Nichols-Freshmen, Mr. Chappie-Juniors, Mrs. Frietas Sophomores. Mr. Bree Educationally Handicapped Mr. Chenault EMR Counseling Mr. Sowers: ASB Adviser Mrs. McKnight: Dean of Girls p «, Mrs. Georges: Nurse Mrs. Smallen: Principal’s Sec. Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Johnston Librarians Mrs. Dove and Mrs. Larzalere Mrs. Risher: Switchboard Mrs. Karges Administrative Assistant Ml Mr. Valentine Drivers’ Training “Vend-oes” 1. to r., Jean Chenney, Val Williams, Jean Jex, and Gert Wolford Custodians, Back row, 1. to r., Maggie Garcia, John Turner, Boyd Schaible. Sitting, 1. to r., Tony Ruiz, Norman Lester, George Warmoth, Marston Phoenix, Slyvester Utzig, Rex Robertson. Not Shown, George Calvert, Harry Yost, Mike O’Hara. “Now, what have 1 done?” Mr. McGlothlin and Mr. Denton Drivers’ Training Band and Chorus Mr. Harrison Mr. Weiler—Drafting, Gen. Shop, Auto Shop Left—Mrs. Brown Special Program Home Economics Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Barden, Mrs. Snapp English Teacher Mrs. Wheeler Mr. Sutton—Auto Shop BCbv mi W: • __ ) rf p - m _lif f lv-r ' vtr • • 1 1 aSI: 1 ki . 119 mm Mr. D’Amelio Metal Shop Drama and T.V. Mr. Bahen admires the work of his students. smile is the wrong place, Mrs. Boyd!—Cadet n g Mr. Martin Wood Shop, Gen. Shop Big A1 himself .. . and a few admirers! Mr. Raymond—Drama Teacher Mr. Gabriella Speech Teacher Drafting, Gen. Shop Mr. Villalobos and Mr. Kristjanson I fr : w 9 World Geo.: Mr. Lambert, Miss Millburn, Mr. Clinger U.S. Hist.: Mr. Alstrum, Mrs.Jaques, Mr. Dixon Mrs. Jaques 20th Cent. Hist. Social Science Mr. Lefton Civics Mr. Anderson U.S. History World History Mr. Farias U.S. History Civics: Mr. Alstrum, Mr. Drielsma World Geography Mr. Tucker and Mr. Schlecht Mr. Gabriella, Mrs. Larken: English III Mr. Kuehnast: Eng. Ill Journalism, Yearbook At the HIGH end of the comic scale stands. . . . . .Mr. Marsala: Senior English Mr. See English III, IV English right-Mrs. Peterson English II, III English II Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Sanfilippo English I Mr. O’Brien, Mrs. Mallory, MissMillburn Mr. Zacharias English II, III • I 1 P.E. Left—Mrs. Webb Mrs. Phillips Miss Bynum Now remember—behind the ears and off the collar! Coaches Disney and Bice. Coach Wetzell contemplating a somewhat significant number upon his knee. Coach Carlovsky shows Coach Jackson the functioning parts of a bat. Mrs. Bowerman and Mrs. Freitas “Playmate of the month ...” Miss Maloney—Head of Girls P.E Science Mr. Jacobs, Chemistry teacher, helps students with a very scientific experiment. A memorable figure. Psychology teacher Mr. Farias displays a piece of his art work. Mr. Aughenbaugh Physical Science, Physics Mr. Woods—Biology, Physical Science Mr. Brown—Biology, Physiology ? SKi p Math Algebra and Arithmetic Miss Underhill and Mr. Sowers Teachers of Geometry, Arithmetic, Algebra Mr. Turner, Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Kinch Just as the sign says . . . Senior Math, Algebra, Arithmetic Right— Mr. Mikow Art I, II Mrs. West—Crafts, Art Always with trusty pencil in hand . . . Mr. Savage Commercial Art, Art I Mrs. Raven—Art I-IV Business French Teacher Madame Lent and Friend!! Language Foreign Left—Spanish Teachers Mrs. Levson and Mrs. Bergman Right—Mr. Zittel German Teacher Spanish Teachers Mr. Lambert and Mr. Villa Mr. Hughes—Typing, Consumer Education, Bus. Law Mr. Rees—Bkkpg., Typing Mr. Richards—Steno, Personal typ., Typing Mrs. Booth—Gen. Bus., Office Mach., Clerical Practice Mrs. Gilbert—Typing Bus. Math, and English Our Latin beauty . . . Mrs. Webb—Latin Teacher 68 SPORTS —Anonymous How you face defeat in the crisis you meet —That measures the man that you are. Clairemont Oceanside San Marcos Fallbrook Escondido Carlsbad Vista San Dieguito Head-on action with the League Champs. O.G. IN THE SUPER BOWL Steve Young’s (42) great effort falls in vain against Cougars’ hard-running Thoreso n. I- ' r r i Cl Ifti Ron Crouch and Henry Paredes (71) shut the door on a Poway Titan with Jim Serviolo (15) and Ken Hugins (43) coming in to assist. Work-horse Rick Whyte shows an outstanding effort as he drives for pay dirt. Calvin Smith heads for a 76-yard kick-off return against the stunned Titans. O.G. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK In the season opener Henry Paredes, an All- Avocado League interior lineman, threw the Clairemont quarterback for numerous losses. He not only played a great game defensively but opened holes for the backs offensively. Henry “The Bear” blows over two would-be tacklers. Chris Mouneur showed his All-League abilities against the Pirates. He not only threw the ball well, he also was a most outstanding running quarterback in this as well as other league games. His 101 yards rushing and over 200 yards total offensively led the Pats to a near win against Oceanside. Out-weighed by 75 pounds, Rob Carter held two-year all-league tackle Garcia to no tackles, against Fallbrook. He not only held Garcia to possibly his worst night but blocked well and gave excellent protection for passer Chris. All League linebacker Rick Whyte frustrated the Knights offense continually through the game against San Marcos. He also rushed for an amazingly hard fought 104 yards from the fullback position. One of the few bright spots in the Super Bowl, Ron Crouch held All C.I.F. split end Rex Hollowy to his worst night in two years. The 5’ 8” defensive back stopped Holloway cold to no receptions the entire night. 74 Steve Robbins, O.G.’s leading pass receiver, led the way homecoming night against the Paway Titans. His diving catches and leaping touchdown reception gave the Pats a sure victory for the homecoming bout. Chris demonstrates how to pose for a T. A. shot. Fleet-footed Calvin Smith ran wild against the Vista Panthers for a close victory, 19-13. On romps of 40 and 70 yard gainers, he earned a reputation as a break away back with moves and speed—a threat to any team. Although the Patriots lost a hard- fought game to Carlsbad, 19-13, a fine example of the “never-say- die” attitude was revealed by George Allen. He rushed for 90 surprising yards and ripped the Lancers with a great exposition of defensive football. The versatile Rick Whyte once again was the Player of the Week in the final victorious game against San Dieguito. He not only rushed for over 80 yards but took the option from Moyneur and passed for two touchdowns. 75 (Right) Clairemont ball carrier is gang-tackled by Patriots Ken Hugins (43), Henry Paredes, Tom Silsby (77) and Dennis Huff (44). Coach Turner receiving the word over the phones from Coach Carlovsky in the San Marcos game. (Below) Chris Moyneur gains yardage around left end with help from several teammates. Patriot Rick Whyte looks on as Calvin Smith strives for a first down against the cougars. h 76 Back Row: Rick Williamson, Dave Budrarson, Hiram Harrison, Bob Trebes, Ron Coppes, Steve Leger, Jim Hamon, John Bourguignon, Steve Lapardo, Brian Daget, Dave Calhoun, Jon Walker, Stewart Johnston, Gary Veach, Jim Cody, Don Simmons, Ken Stevens. 3rd row: Dan Schmidt, Jay Arney, Mark Lang, Scott Frasier, Monte Glasier, Bob Shuford, David Hood, Pete Yorkowski, Greg Ballard, Jerome Berkhead, Lee Sharp, George Mayfield, Mike O’Hanlon, Doug Kadel. 2nd row: Tom Armstrong, Stewarr Johnston, Bill Whitaker, Dave Erickson, John Lawson, Brian Daget, Mike Carman, Don Brown, Jeff Bores, All Richard, Tom Rodgers, Mark Carli. 1st row: Jim Hamon, Andy Glaves, Larry Rouse, Ron Aradow, Steve Gonzalas, Steve Calhon, Rich Connally, Gerald Henry, Jim Brown, Derek Scallet, David Lewis. f.V. FOOTBALL NO.l Captain and Co-Captain Dave Erickson and Ron Coppess J.V. Coach Tom Bice Fine effort by Jay Arnez. Dan Schmidt tackled after a fine gain of yardage. Orange Glen 28 Orange Glen 26 Orange Glen 35 Orange Glen 14 Orange Glen 0 Orange Glen 38 Orange Glen 15 Orange Glen 20 Orange Glen 14 Clairemont 7 Oceanside 0 San Marcos 21 Fallbrook 13 Escondido 8 Poway 14 Carlsbad 13 Vista 0 San Dieguito 0 Jim Coda stopped by Fallbrook player. km 5W -- Darrel Henry gains seven around left end. First row, 1 to r—Eric Howard, Don Barr, George Torres, Bob Garrett, Dennis Zabinsky, Glen Kennedy, Doug Smith, Dave Bylin, Bill Barnes, Jim Crider, Alex Hamilton. Second row, Darrel Henry, Bob Hays, Darrel Kelly, Doug Boyle, Dave Paredes, John Timm, Pat Fogerty, Dave Bucholtz, Frank Ortiz, Ron Wade, Mario Glaser, Jim Brown, Dick Tapia. Third row. Coach Jackson, Bill Jorgenson, Bob Wilcox, Marco Fernandes, Steve Geise, Don Dotson, Mike Karges, Steve Ribb, (unidentified), Dunbar, Bob Morones, Ed Beaman, Mark Oranski, Don Baldwin, manager Richard Le Plant, manager James Rowe. Fourth row, Coach Woods, Mike Johnson, Monte Cooper, Skip Franklin, Mark Schafer, Steve Stipp, Chuck Payne, Chuck Gaylor, Alan Tanner, Richard Warila, Mark Carlson, Jamie Nicholos, Brian Dower, Stan Carney, Gary Branin, Bob Bailey, Alan Philips, Don Bourguinon, Jerry Rochstroh, Kim Redding, Coach Kinch, Coach Woodard. Not pictured: manager Eldon Brown. , N Darrel Kelly gets first down with help from Mark Oranski. With such a large turnout of freshman boys for football, this year they were divided into a lightweight team and a heavyweight team. Coaches Jackson and Woods drilled the heavyweights while Coaches Kinch and Woodard guided the lightweights. Playing such big schools as University and Oceanside, both our freshman teams showed the potential of keeping O.G. a winning football school in future years. FROSH FOOTBALL TEAMS SHOW POTENTIAL CROSS-COUNTRY Hernando Torres leads the pack in a duel meet against Escondido. Top row, 1 to r—Clarence Goldtooth, Bill Zelmer, Bob Sholer, Joe Darrough, Mike Zellmer, Alex Stuart, Kim Lewis, Cliff Cole, Tom Shafer. Bottom row—Andy Shidner, Charles Townsend, Hernando Torres, Zeno Pfau, Jim McPherson. Coach Dale Denton has done a great job over the past years with the cross-country program. Not only has he developed some great runners, but has installed the all importance and desire in running great distances. SCORES O.G. OPP. 62 Kearny 53 52 El Capitan 74 83 Bonita Vista 84 64 Mar Vista 57 53 San Dieguito 50 70 Vista 62 56 Mar Vista 44 44 Lincoln 78 69 Calexico 45 45 Crawford 72 66 Parker 58 51 Madison 65 76 Escondido 61 70 Fallbrook 54 60 Carlsbad 48 61 Oceanside 63 64 Poway 61 62 San Marcos 64 61 Fallbrook 52 74 Escondido 58 55 Vista 62 65 San Dieguito 39 54 Oceanside 56 63 Carlsbad 65 80 San Marcos 69 53 Poway 59 fIMWMMk m. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1969-1970 basketball season drew to a close with as much excitement as it had started. Records were broken and jinxes fell during this 15-11 season. After splitting the non-league games 5-5, our Patriot team finished the first round of Avocado League play by 6 wins and two close heartbreakers—Oceanside and San Marcos by two. During the second round, Coach Wetzell’s team overcame a cross-town jinx by walloping the Escondido Cougars in their own gym for the first time. Then, coming off with their seasons best defensive effort, a 65-39 win over San Dieguito, the Pats traveled to Oceanside only to be frustrated by another two point loss. The toll of the long season began to show, and with the loss of junior center Bruce Judson and senior guard Greg Price, our varsity dropped two of their final three games to finish league with 10-6 mark. All in all, the Patriot fans saw many great games. Anyone who saw the look on Derek Allister’s face after he scored 26 points to help beat his former high school, Escondido; or saw the game where Greg Price out-scored the San Diego-CIF’s best-ever scorer; or was amazed by the passing and unselfishness of Jim Forge; or saw Chris Moyneur collect two records of 227 defensive rebounds in a season and 15 field goals in a game, would have to admit this 1969-1970 basketball season was one of O.G.’s greatest. Varsity Basketball, L. to R., Coach Wetzell, Dave Stacey, Linn Wilde, Jim Forge, Mark Higgins, Brian Mack, Brucejudson, Tom Trogdon, Chris Moyneur, Derek Allister, Greg Price, Dennis Huff, Larry Gibson, Jerry Kiley, Chris Fleck (mgr.), Kerry Goldman (mgr.) • y . ttSo 1 • - a Senior guard Greg Price was always a threat to score from anywhere on the court. When Greg got hot there was no stopping his jumpshot from the outside. It seems like Orange Glen High has a good basketball team every year. One big reason is the coach, Bill Wetzell. Shown here is Coach and back-up guard Dave Stacy. Below, Chris Moyneur jumps against Kearney opponent. - II Captain Chris Moyneur could always be counted on to get the rebounds and score during clutch situations as he does here against El Capitan. ANOTHER GREAT YEAR FOR COACH WETZELL Always showing his ball handling abilities and high- percentage shooting, junior guard Dennis Huff was a vital part of this year’s Patriot basketball team. Chris Moyneur pulls down a rebound during a game that saw the Pats trounce Escondido 76- 61 and hand them their twelfth consecutive loss of the season. Number 30 is guard and playmaker, Jim Forge. Escondido’s Roger Wright grabs a rebound in the early part of the Cougar-Patriot game as Pat forwards Chris Moyneur (32) and Derek Allister (42) and Cougar guard Bill Holterhaus look on. Derek Allister swishes a twenty footer against the Panthers. Forward Chris Moyneur guns in two after getting a pass from Dave Stacy (12). Awaiting a possible rebound is center Brucejudson (44). Above: Coach Wetzell liked what he saw here against Vista. Below: 6’5” Brucejudson draws a foul from an El Capitan player while laying in two points. Derek Allister and Chris Moyneur can be seen getting rebound position. Below left: Our Patriot defense caused the Cougars to commit many costly turnovers. Here, Brucejudson and Derek Allister stop a drive by the Cougars’ Rex Holloway. and it went in! Greg Price drives in for two as Jim Forge backs him up. Cocaptain Chris was in action against A perfect example of the fast-break—Greg Price gets an assist from Jim Forge. Chris Moyneur is seen ready for a possible pass or rebound. HHHH Bruce Judson really came alive during the second round of play. Besides picking up 135 defensive rebounds, he was also on the offensive boards. Here, Bruce tips in a two pointer. One of the most improved players on this year’s Patriot team was senior guard Jim Forge. Jim was always exciting the crowd with a spectacular assist or a quick steal and layup. scoring points and picking up rebounds - J.V. LEADS LEAGUE O.G. Opp. 58 Kearny 36 59 El Capitan 36 42 Bonita Vista 45 59 Mar Vista 24 51 San Dieguito 48 54 Vista 56 61 Oceanside 44 67 Vista 53 43 Escondido 48 69 Escondido 41 52 Fallbrook 43 51 Carlsbad 58 56 Oceanside 43 51 Poway 45 52 San Marcos 49 60 Fallbrook 53 57 Escondido 62 72 Vista 71 48 San Dieguito 59 66 Oceanside 48 71 Carlsbad 55 55 San Marcos 48 54 Poway 70 J.V. team, 1. to r., top row: Coach Clinger, Kris Guerierri (statistics), Dan Schmidt (co-captain), Ron Coppess, Kevin Schaible, Jeff Watson, Ross Given, Steve Hutchens, Scott Gousha (co-captain). Bottom row: Mike Bell (Mgr.), Dave Budvarson, Rolf Stevee, Rick Madden, Jed Johnson, Larry Anderson, Bink Smith (Mgr.). tV- X? ' ■ v i 5®) k ' b ; ' L T I W m r JlpSfc SKm r I i t ■ jl 1.; B y j j JT If. ? Wn JBL j fll Dan Schmidt was one of the starting guards who always hustled on offense and defense. Here Dan scores on a fast break with Ron Coppess awaiting a possible tip-in. Sophomore forward Ron Coppess was one of the reasons this year’s J.V. team came in first place. Always giving everything he had, Ron was one of the most talented forwards in the league. Jeff Watson was the J.V.’s standout center this year. Jeff was constantly pulling down rebounds and scoring in double figures. Another starting forward for Coach Clinger was Steve Hutchens. Steve could always be counted on to hit the clutch basket—especially at the last second. MEL ' b ‘ £j| Mt-t ' ' xt my n r ' W lj w . ' r, Mf i 1? A v M1m i T FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1969-70 Front: Steve Shroeder, Marco Fernandez, Kim Redding, Ken Johnstone, Mike LeBlanc, Hank Ashworth, Steve Edgington, Jim Evans, Mike Mace, middle: Ken Peet, Bob Worones, (managers) back: Scott Sprague, Tom Yanko, Bob Garrett, Dennis Jones, Doug Boyle, Pat Fleming, Bob Mitich, Doug Smith, Darrell Kelly, Mikejohnson, (coach) Frank Dixon. The Orange Glen Frosh Basketball Team ended the season with 7 wins and 10 losses. With Doug Smith leading the scoring, the Frosh neared the .500 mark late in the season. Darrell Kelly earned Most Valuable Player for his consistant scoring and rebounding ability. When Doug or Darrell weren’t scoring, Steve Edgington took up the slack. Guards Mike LeBlanc and Kim Redding used their ball handling ability to work the ball inside. For coach Dixon, it was a rewarding year. It will be more of a reward in the future when these fine young men compete on the J.V. and varsity levels. Frank Dixon John Woods took over the wrestling team for the first time this year. Although his team wasn’t very successful, Orange Glen looks to the bright future with this young coach and a young team. JUNIOR VARSITY Standing L. to r. John Woods (coach), Art Roberts, Tom Silsby, Clay Clifford (co. Capt.), George Allen (co. Capt.), Wally Brummett, George Mayfield, bottom Kerry Overmire, Warren Nicholas, Ron Auradou, Tim Ferick, Monte Cooper, Rick Grinstead. Back: 1. to r. Mario Glaser, Jim Brown, Dennis Zabinski, Bob Pischel, Mike Karges, Rick Tapia, John Gibbs, David Cloid, Tim Leubecki. Middle: John Woods, Jim Jones, John McKee, Andy Glaves, John Walker, Dan Beans, Bill Bulin, Don Baldwin. Front: John Mason, Mike Zellmer, Mike Mikenzie, Rene Taylor, Mark Flarrild, Bill Jorgensen, Gary Clanton. VARSITY BASEBALL Top row, 1 to r: Fred Shipman, Bud Galyean, Dennis Huff, Dave Stacy, Bob Shuford, Greg Price, Coach Jeff Carlovsky. Bottom row: Van Albright, Benny Lopez, Don Cootware, Greg Ballard, Steve Robbins, Greg Mizner, Greg Sherman, Rick White. Orange Glen pitching staff, 1. to r., Rick Whyte, Van Albright, Fred Shipman, Dave Stacy and Ben Lopez. Shortstop Jim Forge demonstrates his ability in completing the doubleplay. Second baseman Steve Robbins shows the determination it takes to be a first rate ballplayer. Statisticians add color to the baseball team. 97 Don Cootware executes the perfect bunt. Greg Sherman bangs out another single for O.G. Jim Forge out-races the ball to first base. O.G. opponents don’t have a chance. 98 SWIMMING Coach Jackson talking over strategy with Bruce Hawthorne and Tom Fudge. Front row, L to r: J. McCawley, R. Stevens, Burkhard, B. Dower, T. Murphy, R. Glimpse, P. Murphy, Manager. Middle row: D. Swadell, B. Johnston, G. Johnson, J. Dalang, B. Stevens, B. Clagett, S. Bliss, G. Thomas. Back row: Salari, T. Fudge, J. Jones, Lorrang, B. Moore, M. Murphy, J. Knudson, S. Geise. Missing: Munson, Hawthorne, Puett, Bowden, Silsby 99 J. V. BASEBALL Coach Kristjanson Top row, 1 to r: Garland Reeder, Art Roberts, Gary Williams, Jim Crider, Kim Lewis, Jerry Jochim, Jim Melvin, Coach; Mark Kristjanson. Front row: Don Buchholz, Daryl Dunn, Bruce Brittain, Rick Connolly, Tom Olvaney. ■ ’ , _ ' - This year’s J. V. was a hard-hitting team. Coach Krisjanson gives advice to a future varsity player. Seventh inning stretch? “Sorry, Coach. I forgot to swing.” ' ' ' ' ■ Firstbaseman Tom Olvaney holds an opposing runner on first base. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Frosh Baseball—Bottom row, 1 to r: Jim Evans, Pat Fleming, Bob Wilcox, Hank Ashworth, Mike Mace, Steve Carey, Steve Ribb. Second row: Pete Dunham, Steve Edgington, Steve Stipp, Don Datson, Gary Branin, Dana Smith, Mike Wells, Stan Carney. Back row: Coach Woodard, Anne McLeod (statistition), Mike Johnson (manager), Chuck Payne, Stuart Ruching, Darryll Kelly, George Torres, Ed Beaman (manager), Spike Gibson, John Mason (manager), Skip Franklin, Coach Kinch. Back Row, 1 to r: Chris Pfeifer, David Erickson, Peter Moren, Scott Gousha, Kevin Camparell, Steve Wickliffe, Phil Knutson, Derek Allister, Tom Wickliffe, Coach Wetzel. Front Row: Hinriques, McCain, Larry McKenzie, Marc Karlson, David Paredes, Tom Clark. GOLF Coach Wetzell 103 L. to r.: Rick Kearns, Jeff Bores, Doug Johnson, Tom Rogers, John Magoone, Steve Lopardo, Derek Scallet, Rich Larsen, Dick Hickox, Allan Magoon, Erick Christensen, Brian Benson, Jeff Hickox. ' Beginners TENNIS L. ' to r.: Bob Morones, David Lewis, Tim Yancey, Ken Brunner, Ed Yancey. Varsity L. to r.: Fernandez Marco, Kevin Purdy, Mark Higgins, Ken Peet, Garyjohnson, Kris Lindblad, Steve Lang. Not pictured are: Bill Dodin, Pat Fogerty. i- ' -m I Jerry shows exquisite form in hisjump Calvin heads for the ribbon to take another first in 100. George Allen puts within 1 i nch of school record. Dennis hands off to Rolf. Dennis break school record in 440 Jerry is out front in the 120 high hurdles Rolf stretching out in the long jump Madden showing great improvement Zeno excelling in long distance run 106 VARSITY TRACK ■ Front row: (1. to r.); Randy Bachand, Bruce Cooper, Herando Torres, Charles Townsend, Don Brown, George Mayfield, George Allen. Middle row: Coach Denton, Allan Workman, Rick Moyer, Calvin Smith, Rolf Steeve, Jerry Kiley, Mike L’Esperance, Coach Turner. Back row: Rick Madden, Dennis Trevison, Lynn Wilde, Zeno Pfau, Charles Van Hook, Jerry Matlock. Front row: (1. to r.); Lee Uniacke, Gary Gallipeau, Joe Darrough, Mark Ozanski, Mark Karges, Andy Shidner, Jim Kelley, Mike LeBiance. Middle row: Ron Wade, Jerry Rockstroh, Wayne Thompson, Phip Waters, Brian Dower, Gary Timm, Dan Schmidt. Back row: Curt Uptain, Don Simmons, Jack Shelby, Gary DuBois, Alex Swart, Monte Cooper, Kim Redding, Doug Boyle, Roy Baldwin. 107 I Front row: (1. to r.); Kent Kavanaugh, Jerre Pleasant, Bill Hillidge, Doug Kadel, Paul Roberts, Andy Glaves, Pete Wall, Tom Homad. Middle row: Gary Hillidge, James Nichalos, Bill Whitaker, Mike Brandt, Tom Shafer, Bob Hays, Bob Garrett, Jeff Saxton, Dave Calhoun. Back row: Scott Sprage, Cliff Cole, Chris Cavanaugh, Bob Caustin, Russ Given, Bruce Judson, Steve Leger, Mark Lange, Ralph Hager. is, ■ fX ' , V, V . • v v . A , | mm G.A.A. HAD A GREAT YEAR! The year of 1969-70 in the Girls’ Athletic Association was an outstanding year. It gave each girl the opportunity to participate in the sport of her choice. The girls who participated showed an avid interest in each activity. The year started out with tennis. Coached by Miss Maloney, the netters came out with seven wins and only one loss. Another sport which brought out many girls was volleyball. The girls found themselves traveling all over North County promoting spirit and winning for Orange G ' en. Hockey always generates a lot of enthusiasm. The team enjoyed their annual Hockey Cline which was held at O. G. for the first time. All the sports always promotes a great deal of excitement and this year was no exception. Due to the efforts of all involved, the girls at Orange Glen High School have something to be proud of. To those girls we owe a great deal of thanks. VOLLEYBALL Back row, 1 to r, Miss Bynum, Linda Wolford, Crystal Sherman, Carla Shuster, Louise Larson, Janice Combs, Renda Urry, Mary Ann Donohue, Carol Mitton, Janice Bushcamp, Denise Thies, Kris Guerriere, Sandy Gatlyn, Mrs. Phillips. First row, Vicki Sherman, Sandy Felce, Sandy Dunn, Shelley Hudson, Sandy Cooke, Alice Weisgerber. Back row, 1 to r, Kathy Thompson, Mary Ann Donohue, Adviser—Miss Maloney, Angie Mitton, Kathy Bylin, Laurie Mitton, Jenny Trevison, Janice Bushcamp, Carol Mitton. Second row, Sandy Felce, Camille Armstrong, Patti Wade, Karen Morgan, Cecelia Larzalere, Alice Weisgerber, Chris Friedrichs, Janice Combs. Front row, Pat Donohue, Chris Guerriere, Cindy Chadwick, Chris Dematteis, Carol Honeck, Kathy Gaylor, Yuriko Winings, Debie Dodson. Tennis - Best Year Ever This year’s tennis team at Orange Glen was an outstanding success. The girls participating in this great sport did a fabulous job in winning seven out of eight games! This includes Escondido, which they pounded a 12-2 win over. The only loss of the season was to Bishop, an all girl school in La Jolla. The most improved girl of the sport was Patti Wade and the most valuable was voted as Chris Dematteis. Scores San Dieguito 4 - O.G. 10 Fallbrook 2 - O.G. 11 Escondido 2 - O.G. 12 Carlsbad 4 - O.G. 10 San Luis Rey 0 - O.G. 14 Coronado 1 - O.G. 10 Poway 3 - O.G. 7 Bishops 9 - O.G. 7 I Back row, 1 to r: Mrs. Freitas, Mason, R. Lundgren, M. Norris (Manager), R. Rhea, S. LaGrone, C. Appleby, C. Clifford, B. Deets, K. Thompson, J. Howard, J. Norris, L. Zellmer, K. Larzalere, J. Combs, L. Deets, C. Lowrance, R. Forbes. Middle row: A. Weisgerber, C. Honeck, K. Gaylor, C. Larzalere, S. Sparks, C. Armstrong, S. Schmidt, S. Marino, R. Urry. Front row: D. Freeman, J. Bushkamp, C. Fredericks, M. Grider, L. Letsch, J. McCurdy, K. Boyce, C. Sorenson, S. McManus, J. Miller, S. Cook, L. Purdum, S. Whelan, L. Jauregui,J. Appleby. HOCKEY SEASON -1970 This year O.G. hosted the second annual Hockey Clinic, January 17. It was an event that had been long awaited. The program started with registration at 8:30 at 9 the general meeting in the gym. Following was the clinic instruction by members of the Los Angeles Field Hockey Association, in which the girls learned different skills for their respective positions. After lunch the members of the Field Hockey Association selected the members for the All Star teams, and finally the All Star game. All in all this year’s clinic was a memorable one. The girls are looking forward to next year’s clinic, hopefully at Fallbrook. Orange Glen’s G.A.A. hockey team had a great season, and the annual Pizza party was enjoyed by all. Many thanks to our Hockey coach Mrs. Freitas for her faith in the team. Lynn, Camille and Janice registered the Hockey players as they arrived. June Miller (center) was selected for the All Star Team, at the clinic. Mrs. Freitas, Kathy and Carol look on as Ivie Lewis gives pointers on the game. O.G. HOCKEY CLINIC Athlete of the year, Chris Moyneu is probably one of the most outstanding athletes Orange Glen will ever know. As a freshman, Chris played football and basketball. As a Sophomore he played J.V. football and varsity basketball and baseball. His junior and senior years he played varsity basketball and football. In football this year, Captain Chris led the Patriots to a winning season. With a total of 1,448 yards, he ran for 481 yards and passed for 967 yards. He averaged 5.7 yards per carry and 11 yards per pass completion. He made 6 touchdown and passed for 9 others. He made 8 extra point attempts with a total of 44 points for the season. Only 5 of his passes were intercepted and as a defensive back he intercepted 4 himself. Proving himself to be most valuable, out of 9 games he was player of the week twice. In basketball Chris was again outstanding. In three years in playing varsity, he made a total of 1,118 points, Number 33. Number 12. ATHLETE of the YEAR second only to Gene Chaffin in the school’s history. This year Chris shot 39% from the floor. He broke Mike Gillett’s school record with 15 goals in one game. Shooting 71 % from the free throw line he made 114 out of 160 free throw attempts. Averaging 17.3 points per game he gained a total of 416 points this season. He led the team with 57 assists and holds the school record of 227 defensive rebounds in a season. As captian and most valuable, Chris led the Pats to another winning season. p i mm ACTIVITIES 113 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. —Emerson p.K ' mil . � • : : . t . - jm $ � r .v ■ ■ sOSfcJ ' ■_ : ,.1 K • r . V All Patriots show their spirit. Patriot, Liz Hancock, rides again! O.G.’s traditional line-up. 114 PATRIOTS OF 1969-1970 ■ O.G.’s savings bond winner, Joanne Ashworth The race is on! This is the way you do it, Honey Ah heck! What’s your bag! “If you’re feeling tight, there’s a bathroom on the right!” All pyramids must fall The faculty fell to the mighty Senior guys! Fantastic crowds always appear at the cross-town rivalry games. Our team has soul, i I 116 HOMECOMING OF ’69 Homecoming Court of 1969 from left to right Sophomore Prince Princess-Jed Johnson and Karen Ensley, Senior Prince Princess-Dennis Trevisan and Karen Larsen, King Queen-Chris Moyneurand De De Ensley, Junior Prince Princess-Merridy Marshburn and Rick Moyer, Freshman Prince Princess-Janice Sanders and Jim Jones. One, two, three kiss her! A break to Victory! 117 i i I i Rube’s got Patriot Power. O.G.’s sign carriers always have something special to show Our band never puts on a dull halftime show, us. I 118 Patriot team back for action. Victory of Homecoming game heads off for good dance. Warming up of the Homecoming band, Mass Production. A great band for a great dance. The band must still be warming up. One of the biggest dances of the year. 119 ... 3 ! ' ' Darrell Dietz and Bruce Hawthorne were chosen as Orange Glen’s first Yell Kings. They had to learn one cheer and perform it in front of our student body and then they were chosen from a group of four by students. Several petitions were circulated around school and they were taken to a congress meeting and voted on as first Yell Kings. We had another first at O.G. This year we had Dr. Sharp, hypnotist, come to our school. Dr. Sharp’s subjects were volunteers; all did a great job. Hypnosis is used to relax the body, help study methods and by doctors throughout the nation. 121 SENIOR PLAY The great Class of 1970 presented their smash hit Senior Play, REST ASSURED, to capacity audiences for three consecutive evenings just before the Christmas Vacation. At the end of every performance there were standing ovations, and the whole campus was buzzing about some of the funniest performances yet seen at Orange Glen High. Especially remembered were Mark Longacre, as George Plew the “hair¬ brained” lawyer, Robert Quinn as Luigi Lanconi, the old Italian father. Tom Peterson as Lucifer from “down there,’’Rocky Phillips as Mr. Morlock, the salty old business tycoon who learned that kindness and love come late for some of us, and Darrel Dietz as Mort Lively, the ad-libbing hilarious undertaker. A final touch of humor was added with the play literally ending out in the audience. There were characters everywhere in one of the wildest sequences ever, and the spectators weren’t sure as to who were the performers and who were not. Class of ’70, your play was one of the best, and it will long be remembered for years to come. Mr. Morlock, do you taste something funny? “The final Reward” If I hadda my cleaver, I’da chop off your head. Really, George, haven’t you gone far enough? No, you won’t go there Mr. Morlock. 123 REST ASSURED Mark Longacre checks “down below.’ Napa—Sonoma! Whatsa wrong with Pappa? Lucifer comes for Mr. Morlock. Luigi Lanconi—Hesa cutta the meat. Jessica Morlock, Female Wrestler and Mort Lively, the Undertaker (You stab them we slab ’em) Now really girls after all I thought you said this book had no pictures! Shut the box! Shut the box! The House on Whaleshead Rock THE HOUSE ON WHALESHEAD ROCK, was performed for student assemblies on March fifth and sixth. The story revolved around a haunted house, a head in a box, a lively mummy, and three escaped convicts, three teeny-boppers and their finishing school chaperone. Then after thrills, spills, gunfire and much more laughter, everything worked in the end. After all, you KNOW that there is no such thing as haunted houses, don’t you? The cast was—Barbara Todd, Wendy Betty, Molly Crimmins, Delena Alexander, Marcy Port, Sue Longacre, Dennis Cheney, Mark Martin, Tom Petersen, Debbie Sheperd, Mark Longacre, Rocky Phillips. But, Mr. Wallace, you said there was no one in this grave. firm VARSITY From 1. to r. Anne McLeod, Debbie Hawthorne, Karen Ensley, De Ann Disney. ■i ORGANIZATIONS 127 Life is a measure to be filled—not a cup to be drained. —Anonymous Delton Officers: Fran Jaffe, Sergeant at Arms; Mindy McCurdy, President, Diana Wilson, Vice President; Myrna Newcomb, Secretary; Mary Denton, Treasurer; Janice Combs, Historian. 1. to r., top row: Cecilia Larzalere, Kristy Sayre, Debbie Bornhoeft, Ann Savage, Terry Wilson, Susan Motsenbacher, Mindy McCurdy, Susie Jaurequi, Sandi Schmidt, Laurie Taylor, Merridy Marshburn, Chris Sorenson, June Miller, front row: Camille Armstrong, Dede Ensley, Sharleen Bunker, Karen Larson, Franjaffe, Kathy Bylin Kathy Applebee, Sandy Sarff, Janice Combs, Mary Denton, Myrna Newcomb, Diana Wilson. D ELTONS “Honor, Loyalty, and Leadership” is the famous motto of the Deltons. Each year the Deltons award a one hundred dollar scholarship to the most deserving senior girl. They render their services to the school and students by helping with the sale of basketball and football tickets and also helped as the guides at the “Back to School Night” for parents. f I, 1. to r., top row: Tom Thompson, Gary Harmon, Wes McDaniels, Rick Villa, Steve Robbins, Chris Moyneur, Scott Clay, Bill Collings, Steve McLeod, Gary Caster, Rick Holladay, Jim Forge, Jeff Hickock, Ron Van Cleave, middle row: Chris Fleck, Steve Ledger, Ron Coppess, Jed Johnson, Dan Schimdt, Dick Hickock, Steve Morrill, Del Tubb, Rick Moyer, Monte Glasier, Ken Hugins, Larry Gibson, Gordon Johnson, front row: George Allen, Andy Glaves, Larryjaffe. Not pictured: Rob Carter. KEY CLUB The Key Club, advised by Mr. David Mikow, every year aids in selling tickets at the basketball games. They also sponsor a car wash, the fixing and of the “little red wagon,” and a fun-filled car rally. The club is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club and helped them with their projects. With outstanding leaders and loyal member, the Key Club represent the school with dignity and honor. Key Club Officers: Rick Moyer, Secretary; Chris Moyneur, President; Gary Harmon, Vice President; Ken Hugins, Treasurer. 129 L. to r.: Top row: Doug Johnson, Chrissy Moose, Peggy Frazee, Camille Armstrong, Lynne Letsch, Fran Jaffe, Jackie Dunham, Angela Mitton, Debbie Deets, Barbara Schettler, Mindy McCurdy, Sande Schmidt, Kurt Marler. Bottom row: Bill Codings, Vincent Bernard, Rick Kearns. 130 CALIFORNIA SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION The purpose of the California Scholastic Federation is to promote and reward high achievement in scholarship. To become a member, a student must earn ten points; A’s count three, B’s count one. Seven points must come from academic subjects. Circulating report cards of absentees was one of the worthwhile projects of C.S.F. The club is mainly composed of students who greatly excell in their academic subjects. Second Semester C.S.F. officers: Dan Schmidt, Secretary; Lynne Letsch, President; George Allen, Vice President. First Semester C.S.F. officers: Vincent Bernard, Vice President; Bill Codings, President; Carol Thomas, Historian; Ann Savage, Secretary; Laurie Taylor, Treasurer. ' V;i Boy’s and Girl’s State Representatives The purpose of the Boys’ and Girls’ State is teaching the students the role each citizen must play in city, state, and federal governments. The representatives are nominated by the faculty and then are chosen by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. L to r, Sandy Sarff, Girls’ State Representative; Steve Rehkopt, Boys’ State Representative. Pep Club The Pep Club, under the direction 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. L to r, Pep Club officers: Ana Morones, president; Mary Denton, treasurer; Rick Holladay, sergeant at arms; Merridy Marshburn, secretary; Terry Wilson, vice president. Girl’s Athletic Association In the Girls’ Athletic Association the girls are presented with the opportunity to play entertaining games and share basic activities with other interested students. An awards night, hockey clinic, and car wash were just a few of the many activities of G. A. A. Top row, 1 to r, G.A.A. officers: Carol Honeck, sports manager; Cindy Kluthe, public relations; Mary Lou Norris, points recorder. Bottom row, Lynne Letch, secretary- treasurer; Sandi Schmidt, president; Franjaffe, vice president. French Club Advised by Madame Lent, the French Club is to learn French customs and activities and to have fun in similar ways. The club has increased it’s outlook on French culture with the showing of French travel films. L to r, German Club officers: Alice Weisgerber, secretary-treasurer; Cindy Clanton, vice president; Edna Shipe, president. Art Club Designing and painting the windows of downtown stores for Christmas was among the activities of the Art Club. This club is advised by Mrs. Nancy West. ■s German Club The main purpose of the German Club, advised by Mr. Zittel, is to instill in its members a deeper appreciation of the German Club. This year the Christmas Party contributed to a successful club. L to r, French Club officers: Patty Shields, vice president; Bob Ingraham, presic Carolyn Lee, secretary-treasurer. L to r, Art Club officers: Vincent Bernard, vice president; Lulu Jaurequi, secre Not pictured: Kathy Bates, president. F.T.A. INTERACT CLUB The Interact Club, sponsored by the Rotary Club serves both the school and the community in promoting better understanding between people. Lighting the “OG” for our homecoming game and holding a “car smash” were the main events of the Interact Club this year. Interact Club Officers: Bob Quinn, President; Kevin Camperell, Treasurer; David Shearer, Secretary; Rick Kearns, Vice President. F.T.A. Officers: Camille Armstrong, President; Fran Jaffe, Vice President; Lynne Letch, Secretary; Duane Magoon, Treasurer. The Future Teachers of America seems to be making a promising start toward a career in the educational field. Their purpose is to produce an interest in the teaching profession. Lettermen’s Club Officers: Dennis Trevisan, President; George Allen, Vice President; Ben Lopez, Secretary Treasurer. LETTERMEN’S CLUB The Lettermen’s Club, under the direction of Coach Dick Disney, annually sponsors the Harlem Clowns game. These funds are used to purchase athletic equipment for the school’s use. AUTO CLUB Advised by Mr. Don Sutton, the Auto Club’s objective is to supply the Auto Club members with work experience in the auto field, beyond classroom and lab work. Each year the Auto Club awards a scholarship to a promising student in the field of auto mechanics. T.V. Officers: Spencer Shidner, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Ramsower, President; Bill Simpson, Vice President. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is sponsored by Mr. John Woodard. The main purpose of this club is to promote a better understanding of science. The Science Club has been in existence two years here at O.G. Auto Club Officers: Mark Ramero, Sergeant at Arms; Mark Miller, President; Mike Colia, Vice President; Rick Villa, Secretary Treasurer. T.V. ELECTRONICS Television Electronics is a newly formed club this year and is advised by Mr. John Damelio. Promoting the science of electronics, this club learns to record and televise programs for class use. Science Club Officers: Larry Tuck, President; Janice Gosack, Fund- Raising Chairman; Cheryl Fecko, Treasurer; Lynette Grage, Secretary; Lauren Hood, Vice President. A.F.S. officers: Sande Schmidt; President; Jim McCawley, Treasurer; Carol Honeck, Vice President; Jenny Schmidt, Secretary; Debbie Larson, Publicity Chairman The A.F.S. club formed each year and headed by Mr. Raymond Alstrum, creates much enthusiasm among the students and brings out applicants for the Americans Abroad Program. The Club joins other A.F.S. clubs and annually celebrates A.F.S. week at Disneyland. 136 Jim McCawley’s Australian family. AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE Walk together, talk together, o ye people of the world! Then and only then shall ye have Peace. The A.F.S. students participating in the programs this year are Jim McCawley and Lynne Letsh. Jim is spending a year here from Australia with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Freeman of Escondidio. Lynne spent her summer abroad in Peru as a representative from Orange Glen. D.E.C.A . The Distributive Education of Orange Glen is just a branch of the Distributive Education Club of America. This club helpfully serves the community of Escondido by helping students get jo bs. The main purpose of this club is to assist the State Chapter of D.E.C.A. in it’s growth and development in respect to education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to vocational competence. SOCREDAD HONORARIA HISPANICA This honorary Spanish Club continues this year under the direction of Mrs. Bergman. Fund-raising started the year off right to help supply food and clothes for a Tijuana orphanage. A field trip to Padua Hills, walnut sale, and Christmas party were the main highlights of the year. At the end of each year this organization awards a fifty dollar scholarship to a promising Spanish student. Spanish Club officers: Doug Johnson, President; Mindy McCurdy, Program Chairman; Lulu Jaurequi, Secretary; Laurie Taylor, Treasurer; Virginia Norris, Communications Chairman. Pictured from the club are Duane Hanson, Larry Rockwell, Diana Wilson, Trish O’Hanlon, Sue Whiting, and Mr. Vasquez, advisor. II 137 The section editors discuss copy procedures while Carol Thomas, Editor, looks on. The managing editors Editor-In-Chief.Carol Thomas News Editor.Cindy Kluthe Editorial Editor.Scott Mayfield Feature Editor.Nancy Johnson Sports Editor.Laird Beamesderfer Photographer.Wally Brummett Staff Artist.Kim McCullough Advertising Manager.Angela Mitton Reporters.Larry Blake, Sue Ruse, Cheri St. Denis, Dave Sparks, Pat Todd, Steve Agan. The MUSKET Staff produced an excellent monthly newspaper and put out football rosters for all home games. The journalism students also managed public relations and the main outside bulletin board. The Musket Staff is hard at work meeting a deadline. 138 Musket Staff Carol Thomas, MUSKET Editor t I The editor-in-chief explains common problems with section editors. The advertising editors are discussing layouts of their sections. 139 Torch Staff 1970, 1. to r., top row; Gary Harmon, Rob Carter, Chris Moyneur, Rick Holladay, Mike Rodgers, Debbie Shepard, Dave Stacy, Wally Brummett. Bottom row; Ruth Roberts, Nancy Culver, Linda Lyon, Cecelia Larzalere, Paula Fox, Jill McCurdy, Diane Evans, Kathy Gaylor, Suejauregui. Front: Mr. Kuehnast, Yearbook advisor. Mr. Kuehnast, Yearbook Advisor Torch Staff Each year the Torch Staff is faced with the task of putting out the yearbook. A lot of hard work and time are put into laying out the book, then scheduling, taking and developing pictures, labeling, identifying and typing up copy. Following this there are financial problems including annual sales and advertising. After all is finished each member of the staff then feels that he has somehow contributed to the making of this yearbook. Ruth Roberts, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief ft Chorus � ««,r Will ures Modern Chorale, 1. to r, Debbie Clewitt, Sylvia Vander Spek, Kevin Lundi, Luanne Ness, Duane Magoon, Melissa Conway, Larry Manley, Pamn Smith, David Shearer, Joyce Mumaw, Mark Brooks, Linda Gebhart, Brian Johnson, Carla Dilworth, Glen Freeman, Mary Hoffa, Ross Gandee. I 1 1 1 Stage Band, 1. to r., top row; Glen Freeman, Mike Adamson, Les Kepics, Pam Soderbeck, Bob Souter, Thad Klimas, Scott Vandepol, Jim Taylor, Middle row; Charles Friedrichs, Mark Galyean, Roy Gray, Dave Stevens, Brian Johnson. Bottom row; Tom Higbee, John Codings, Susan Brenan, Jenny Schmidt, Debbie Holesapple, Doug Hart. The Modern Chorale and Mr. King discuss singing methods JpMk. it ff V-HI V ? 1 II V 1 1 y l it II m Mm m 1 UNDERCLASSMEN Noah was six-hundred years old before he knew how to build the ark—don’t lose your grip. Hubbard JUNIORS Kris Andersen Robert Bachand Mark Bates Jay Anthony Lisa Bahen Sandi Bearer Judy Arbaugh Betty Bailey John Beckes Tom Armstrong Linda Baker Danny Behrens Darwin Adams Charles Albright Ray Alto Joanne Ashworth Renee Baker Bryan Benson Julie Adams Delena Alexander Debbie Alves Edward Ayala Donna Baldwin Robert Burger Donna Agan George Allen Eric Anderson Greg Ballard Cindy Ball Windy Betty p Class of 7 1 145 Joe Balckington Kathy Boyce Debbie Brillhart Larry Blake Randall Bozart Jan Brown Our answers match! Charmaine Borojorquez Marc Braken Karen Brown Jo Anne Boll Gayle Bradley Norris Brown Paula Bickler Linda Bolotin Sue Brennan Keith Browning Bill Bulen Don Calvert Lindsey Biery Jeff Bores Paul Briden John Bruni Jill Burroughs Patti Cannon Teresa Distak John Bourguignon Patti Bright Donald Buchholz Patti Cagle Chuck Carmichael Vicki Cobbs Debbie Colbertson Martha Cole Allen Castaing Bob Chadwick Leonard Condry Melinda Condry Melissa Conway Loween Cook Susan Copus Becky Corral Virginia Cornicelle Marla Cowan Andrea Creech Molly Crimmins Leroy Cleveland Debbie Clewett Cindy Clifford Sue Carnahan Kevin Carter Janet Chidester Adrienne Cilestio Cindy Clanton Herbert Cruz Richard Culpeper Jim Cummings Herman Cunningham Ramona Curdenas Joanne shows school spirit! . jsfjr- . - - . ■ ' T- . - ‘ST II Lisa D’Amore Mary Denton Linda Discher Louis Dixon Dan Donald Bruce Duggan Rose Duro Chandler Dutton Rick and Merridy at homecoming dance. Sandi Eaton Mike Edwards fatti Edwards Ruth Edwards Janet Ellison Kay Epping Steve Estrada Kim Evans Jim Even Paul Farrington Mike Farrow David Fedokowski Terry Felsman David Fenska Roseanne Ferrara Tim Ferrick David Ficere Randy Fields Sandy Fields Roxanne Fleager Mr. Turner’s class shows enthusiasm! Stella Gallegos Grant Gelvin David Glenwinkel Yvonne Good Louanne Griffin Charles Friedrichs Kathy Gaylor Andy Glaves Charles Good Marsha Grider Glenn Freeman Bill Garleb Monte Glaser Rosie Gonzales Rick Greene James Frayser Irene Garcia Larry Gibson Ernest Gonzales Margaret Greene Greg ForiU Linda Ganser Jody Gibson Sharon Gollery Sandi Graham Rosemary Forbes Ross Gandee John Gibbs Clarence Goldtooth Scott Gousha Pat Fogorty Laura Gandee John Gemeinhardt Kerry Goldman Mike Gorzo ul 1 0 L l i b ' 1 T p Bill Grubbs Paula Hanke Vicki Hauge Janet Hill Marjan Homad Judy Howard Debbi Hull Debbie Haigh J.R. Hanson Kathleen Haworth Gary Hillidge Sharon Homme Mary Hubbard Helen Hurley Cindy Haight Paula Harkreader Hiram Harrison Jan Hinkle Carol Honeck Cheri Huff Adele Hurtado Elizabeth Halub Mary Harrild Tim Hendry Sharon Holcroft Lauren Hood Dennis Huff Robert Jesme Richard Halub Doug Hart Paul Heredia Carol Holden Deby Hook Georgia Hughes Lisa Jimenez Becky Hamlin David Hathaway Lee Hershman John Holth Heather Hoppe Ken Hugins Brian Johnson LI Brian Johnson Bruce Judson Gordon Johnson Karen Karges Janet Johnson Judi Karlin Jennifer Johnson , Lisa Keane Sandy Jones Gerald Kellogg Steve Jones Sheran Kelley Debbie Kelley Sheri Knutsen Debbie Larson Mike L’Esperance Eugene Kendall Muse Kreeger Cecelia Larzalere Sharon Lesperance Jerry Kiley Margo Kuske Cindy Lathen Becky Lent Doug Kinley Debbie LaGrace Jim Lavery Phil Lester Rick Kirkland Donna Lang John Lawson Paula Lindeman Cindy Kluthe Betty Larson Joan Learning Linda Lindsey 150 ' Roy Lloyd Alan Magoon Bonnie Lopez Monica Mancino Donna Lott Nancy Mancino Charlen Louth Mary Jean Mansell Kevin Lundy Michelle Marler Cundi Macomber Merridy Marshburn Jeri Martin Gina Mazzetti Karen Mellum Tod Moreland Rob Martin Kim McCullough Janet Merchant Peter Moren Racheal Martinez Jill McCurdy June Miller Leslie Moss Paul Martinez Suzanne McManus Greg Minshell Susie Motsenbocker Chuck Mason Joya McNutt David Mitchell Rick Moyer Yvonne Mason Jim McPherson Kathy Molaro Joyce Mumaw 151 152 Ron Munson David Nagy Leslie Nelson Mike Nelson LuAnne Nes s Donna Michols Karen Nicol Odette Nicoll Russell Nielsen Virginia Norris Rosemary Nugent Randy Olvia Kathy Olson Carla Oney Tina Ostrander Bill Paine Don Pauleto Carol Pauleto Larry Perkins Terry Pfau Paul Pfeifer Skip Phillips Jere Pleasant John Ponder Marcy Ports Nancy Prestin Judy Prins Donna Pugh Steve Ramsower Harry Ranck Diane Ratzlaff Chris Rawlings Jane Redding Charlene Redlin Edward Reeder Margie Rhymer Tim Rice Alan Richards Bob Richardson Mike Rider Shirley Riggs Arthur Roberts Hi Peggy Rodgers Thomas Slater Fred Schippman A1 Seehuber Mike Sheets Tom Silsby Chris Sorensen Bonnie Rowley Bill Sargent Sandi Schleiff Bill Seekins Debi Shepard Jan Si monsen Gerald Sorensen Sue Ruse Ann Savage Diane Schmidt Robert Seiler Spencer Shidnex Bill Simpson Lisa Sowinski Vicki Russell Bonnie Sawyer Jenny Schmidt Jim Serviolo Patti Shields Bill Skidmore David Sparks David Rytaer Kristy Sayre Dan Scott David Shafer Jackson Short Sue Smith Sue Sparks Terry Sachs Bill Schakel Bob Scudder Sandy Shea Bob Shufford Pam Soderbeck Gieri St. Denis 153 Ken Stevens David Stevens Ted Stevens Burdett Streeter Dan Stewart Dusty Sullivan Pat Sullivan Carol Swamer Laurie Tanner David Tappia Laurie Taylor Shannon Taylor Tim Taylor Brian Thomas Glen Thomas Kathy Thompson Patti Thompson Steve Tish Barbara Todd Larry Tomar Ken Tondreau Rene Torbert Mike Weed Lois Ulrich Leonora Vance Sylvia Vander Speck Charles Van Hook June Vernado Marianne Velissorios David Vosberg Patti Wade Charles Waite Pam Walker Peter Wall Gary Warren Becky Watson 154 T Jeff Watson Bill Whitaker Sharon Wingo Peter Yorkoski Maura Cornish Cliff Weisgerber Pete Wicklund Forrest Woodward Kathy Zabinsky Suzie Edwards Catherine Wells Linda Williams Tony Wright Linda Zellmer Vicki Grenke Lydia Wells Ron Williams William Wright Leslie Zomes Janet McNerney Camera Shy Janice Adams Patricia Aquilar Thomas Alexander Reed Ames Josiffirra Boija Donna Bosche Lorie Broomhall Charlene Brown Lynn Burlington Carol Casperson Loren Corder Rebecca Corral Stephanie Crider Joanne Crocker Sherry Dean David Erickson Curtis Fullerton Ramona Gardenas Mark Gillespie Rovert Johnson Debra Koening David Kuhn Mark Lathrop Vera Lungren Sherilyn Matson Mike McKinney Terry Moran Mary Mullett Penny Nannie Gary Noone Francisco Pacheco Doris Radovich Phil Reinbold Steve Ryan Dennis Slusser Susan Stacy Claire Stafford Lee Steffemsem Steve Thomas Robert Walker Claudia Watts Arthur Webb Frances Wilbert 155 SOPHOMORES Raymond Abbott Eric Adams Michael Adamson Synthia Aguilar Ann Allee Teresa Archuleta John Ayala Mary Jane Baldwin Norie Bates Brad Anderson Cecilia Banck Francisco Bautista Bob Ater Don Beans Lisa Anthony Janet Baker Ray Barton L Mike Bell Jackie Appleby Elizabeth Baldridge Jeff Berger 156 Nancy Biundo Janet Boettger Patrice Brandt Rich Black Judy Bohn Dollanne Brooks Tom Blackwood Roxanne Bojorguez Don Brown Steve Bliss Daymon Bouet Eldon Brown Cheryl Blumberg Carolyn Boyce Jim Brown Jeff Brown Ken Brunner David Budvarson Walt Burgess Jerry Burkhard Diana Burkhead Janis Buschkamp Leanne Calac David Calhoon Jim Calkins Sophomores show interest in school studies. mmmm ¥ Mike Carman Barbara Carmickle Mary Caro Debra Carpender Debra Cateline Manuela Castellanos Bob Caustin Chris Cavanaugh Bill Chadwick Cindy Chadwick Susanna Chaipos Dianna Chandler Silvia Chavez Dennis Cheney Jeff Christensen Claudette Christian Doug Clack Brian Clagett Gary Clanton Vickie Clement Madeleine Cloutier Jim Coda Clif Cole Casey Collins Geoffrey Colquitt Judy Compton Dick Connolly Larry Cook Bob Cook Sandra Cook Brent Cooper Ron Coopess Valerie Crane Leta Creed Judith Crews Margaret Cryer Susan Culpeper Holly Culver Callie Darton Janice Davis Audrey Day Lori Deets Jack De Lange Teresa Dematteis Enili Dewsnapp David Dickhut Dee Ann Disney Susan Dodd 158 Students show how they are the future people of America. Debbie Dodds Margaret Dollar Mary Ann Donohue Debbie Dotson Sandra Dundan Lois Ebersole Kathy Edwards Alyse Eichman Hope Einer Donna Elwart Karen Ensley Gayle Erickson Debbie Fain Vicky Farnsworth Doris Farrar Brenda Faust Cheryl Fecko Jim Ferguson Debra Field Paul Fisher Chris Fleck Ann Fogerty David Forge Jeanne Fortunato Rick Foster Debra Frank Bruce Frederick Marlene Freeman Christine Friedrichs Debbie Fullerton 160 Susan Gobble Lynette Grage Dennis Godwin Rick Grenke Jolee Guggisberg Deborah Hall Josefina Gonzoles Steve Gonzalez Joan Gorman Janice Gosack Denice Grady Mike Griese Debra Grissom Virginia Grothe Kristina Guerrieri Mike Guertin Jeff Fur bee Maria Garcia Cathy Gates Sandy Gatlyn Bill Given Greg Hall Jim Hamon Rick Hammontree David Hampsliire Susan Hanaway Ellen Hansen Linda Harkreader Dan Harris Edna Harrison Terry Haskell Jeff Hancock John Hancock Rue Hatcher Sylvia Hatfield Marla Haug Angela Hauser John Hawks Deborah Hawthorne Bob Hays Debra Hendry Steve Henne Gerald Henry Christine Harold Linda Hester John Hickox Cathy Higbee Bill Hillidge John Hinrichs Susan Holmes Tom Homad David Hood Carolyn Higgins Cynthia Hill Rich Hood Ron Palmer Valias Huber June Hudson David Hutchinson Jodene Imgrund Lawrence Jaffe Debbie Jarman Jed Johnson Stewart Johnson Mark Lance Zoe Langefels Arleen Kolb Nancy Kruse Leslie Kansas Bill Karlson Becky Kerns Paul Ki esel John Huerta Carla Huff Craig Hulette Beverly Hunter Darlene Huskon Kurt Larsen Rick Larsen Louise Larson David Lathrop Gary Lathrop Robert Ingraham Rich Ihler Bill Jackman Daryl Jackson P.Jackson Rich La Carte Deborah La Liberte Diane Lamb Vicie Landis Steve Lang Randy Kirkland Jan Klimas Tom Knechtl John Knighton John Knudsen Gayle Johnson Leslie Jones Teresa Jordon Debbie Kadel Doug Kadel Rhonda Kastner Randy Keen Kathleen Kelly Mike Kensinger Kurt Kerlson Maria Juaregui Patrick Jehlen Donna Jenkins Jerry Jochim Gary Johnson Laurie Laws Carolyn Lee Steve Leger David Lenhert Margaret Lesperance David Lewis Kim Lewis Cary Lindblom Edwin Lindsey Deborah Lochmoeller Susan Longacre Steve Lopardo Dora Lopez Terri Luft Robin Lungren Lydia Nestorovich Denise Lyle Carlton Lyon Rick Madden John Magnone Jan Mahan Janet Mainland Jeff Manley Julie Marciano Luanne Marino Sharon Marsala Mary Martinez Lori Mason Mike Mason Bob Maus David Maynard George Mayfield Laurie McArthur David McBride Marilyn McCary Bob McCullough Annette McElyea John McKee Anne McLeod Jean Lintock Patti McSpadden David Megeath Jane Melvin Christine Millar Erin Miller Vicky Miller Carol Mitton Jay Moore Jane Morino Alice Morones Steve Morrill Gail Mullett Greg Munson Mike Murphy Larry Newman Debra Nichols Phillip Nunnick Debra O’Brien Jim O’Hanlon Greg Oliver Jerry O’Neill Cynthia Overmire Bill Palashewsik a i kfe- i 0 . ,c rr h ! i A Wendy Paris Debra Peck Bob Peishel Michelle Perkins Melana Peters Susan Pfau Diane Poener Christine Prestin Elaine Preston Ramsey Pridgen Helen Prins Edwin Puett Lori Purdom Kathleen Quilter Lisa Raedeker Dorothy Ranck George Rather Gwen Reeves Donna Rehkopf Sara Reinhard Cynthia Reynolds Kathleen Rhea Paula Richards Sheila Richards Brenda Richmond John Roberts Paul Roberts Bill Robison Gayle Rockstrom Sandra Rodriguez Barbara Rogers Jim Rogers Jim Rowe Corinne Rowley David Royal Maurice Salari Jeanne Salley Lynda Sanders Judy Sanderson Lorine Saunders Linda Savage Derk Scallet Kevin Schaible Jane Schendorf Allan Schmidt Dan Schmidt Randt Schroeder Nancy Schwartz Craig Scott Sylvia Scott Robin Seehuber Gary Seiler Henry Sharp Cathy Sharpe Jack Shelby Dawn Sheppard Ken Shields Edna Ships Allen Short Pat Sikes La Don Silva Don Simmons Dan Simms Doug Skirrow Ralph Smith Ted Spencer Byron Streeter Emily Tammariello Denice Theis Debra Thomley Maureen Truat I eslie Slater Dick Smith Janet Sprague Jim Stuka Jim Taylor Greg Thomas Debbie Tico Bob Trebes Mary Slifer Doug Snapp Gary Spinger Mike Sykes Michele Taylor John Thomas Pamela Torbert Elizabeth Trevisan Helen Sloan Pamela Soderberg Rolf Steeve Lory Sutliff Patrice Taylor Cari Thompson Hernando Torres Virginia Trevisan Cail Smith Cynthia Sorenson Randy Stevens Laura Swadell Margareth Tempel Wayne Thompson Mike Toussaint Barbara Trinque Bill Smith Bob Souter Mary Stosic Alex Swart Patricia Tempel Chester Thorne Charles Townsend Leslie Tripp Denise Valentine Cathy Van Cleave Ucenia Varnado Gary Veach Elizabeth Villalobos Patricia Villalobos Harold Virgin Diane Waldron Jon Walker Ron Walker Bradley Washdo Larry Waters Philip Waters Brent Watkins Linda Watkins Scott Watson Deborah Weaver Maura Weir Alice Weisgerner Janice Welcher Beth Wexler Victor Whadford Sheana Whelan Mike White Susanne Henke Cathy Trogdon Del Tubb Larry Tuck Pat Tustin Sue Uehrke Doug Uniacke George Bates Susan Bechtold Kenneth Bergeron Billie Bevans Ernie Bliss Steve Bridges Paul Brinkman Terri Bryan John Camp Mark Carli Patricia Camon Patti Cole Pierre Dominique Camera Shy John Duvall Stuart Lindstrum Eugene Ferguson Bernard Lopez Alexis Gabrian Deborah Lott Arlene Gonzalez Judith Mahathey Linda Graham Susanne Marins Ralph Hager Mark Marin George Haigh Steve Matson Rick Haight Don Maxon Jon Hinchliff Pat McClanhan Mike Jackson Bruce Miller John Kolb Shirley Murray Robin Koop Lydia Nestarerich Scott Lamar Tom Olvaney Don Wilbert Jan Wilde Gary Williams Kathy Williams Sandy Williams Rich Williamson David Wilson Denise Wilson Sharon Wilson Mike Winans Cheryl Winchester Karl Winger Pamela Madden Yuriko Winings Alan Workman Rena Wyatt Tim Yancey Mike Zellmer Dixie Zinn Karen Osburn Sean Ragland Ruth Renteria Jim Rogers Jeff Rogers Larry Rouse Gary Ryther Wayne Sannipoli Leonard Schroeder Sueann Simonsen Daniel Stewart John Will Colleen Wilson 165 II Norman Adcock Gary Aldridge Debbie Alto Dan Alvarez Mark Anderson Phyllis Anderson Ronnie Anderson Rod Arrington Hank Ashworth Jan Ater Robert Bailey Don Baldwin David Barber Mark Barber Evelyn Barker Bill Barnes Edgar Barnette Don Barr Ross Barrett David Bartlett Debbie Beagle Ed Beaman Bunny Beamesderfer Bonnie Bearer CLASS OF 73 FRESHMEN Brad Becker Cathy Bedford Kathy Bell Cheri Berger Leona Bergeron Lloyd Bittner Susan Black Karan Blackburn Lois Blackinton Carole Blatter Keith Bond Kenneth Bond Rex Bowring Don Bourguignon Alfred Bowden Doug Boyle Debra Bradley Mick Brandt Gary Branin Christy Breazeale Jeannette Briggs Bruce Brittan Gordon Broomhall Ed Brown 166 Freshmen Larry Maxon, Doug Smith and Gary Debois tug-away! Linda Brown Roger Browning Pete Brownell Kathy Brotemark Debbi Brueggeman David Buchnolz BiU Bull Kerry Bullette David Bylin Elizabeth Cabrera Joe Calkins Carolyn Cameron Steve Carey Audrey Campbell Mark Carlson Mary Carman Stan Carney Tony Caro Enrique Carrillo Robert Cary Carol Cataline Jeff Cataline Sam Cavitt Judi Christensen Claudia Cilestio Eric Clem Michelle Cloutier David Cloyd Debbie Cole Gary Collins Larry Coppess Monte Cooper Kathy Comicelli Linda Cotton Bill Cox Jeannie Crane • Kathy Crews Jim Crider Daphne Cundell Debra Curtis Henry Daneli Joe Darrough Elaine DaSilva Sandy Davis Gary Day Dan Delgado Laura D’Elia Jeanette Dejong Chris Dematteis Steve Denhalter Chris DesErmia Edwina Dilbeck Paul Dinger Ann Dodin Jan Dodin Blane Dodson Sheri Dodson Larry Donald Pat Donohue Sherry Donnell Don Dotson Brian Dower Mike Downing Gary DeBois Bill Dunbar Kirk Dunlop Pete Dunham Linda Dunn Holly Earle Sherry Eaton wmm ■ v I i I Russell Ebersole Michele Edenfield Steve Edgington Jim Edwards Susan Edwards Lawaunna Elledge Lyn Engel Mark Ensminger Vince Esparza Diane Evans Kathy Evans Jim Evans Scott Evens Terry Farnsworth Karen Farris Pat Farrow Doug Felce Steve Fenske Marco Frenandez Connie Ferrell Mike Fields Pam Fillhart Phyllis Fink Susan Flagel Pat Fleming Mike Fogerty Pam Foster Roger Fox Bill Franklin Kathy Frayser Debbie Freeman Shelly Freeman Terri Fridley Gary Gallipeau Bobby Garrett Crisy Gates Chuck Gaylor Steve Geise Mario Glaser Paul Gibbs Spike Gibson Richard Glimpse Janice Gollery Maria Gonzales Vivian Gorzo Tony Gonzales David Grady Terri Green Patti Griffith ShirleenHagloch James Haight Carol Hall Jim Halub Alex Hamilton Tandra Hamlin Terry Hampton Karla Hanaway Liz Hancock Mary Hansen Lyn Harper Steve Harris Kim Harron Virginia Hart Debbie Hathaway Peggy Hawk Robert Hays Robert Henriquex Joaruin Hernandez Barbra Herold Marie Highlands Mike Hillebrecht Sharon Hilledge Doug Hine Dandle Hodge Eric Howard Steve Hoogervorst Kim Hook Paul Hotchkiss Dawn Howell Robin Hubbard Kelley Hudson Lyn Husdon Ronnie Huff Sylvia Hugins Terry Hundley Jackie Ivey Jesse Janisn Robert Jarzemboski Marc Jauregui Jeni Jauregui Bruce Johnson Joni Johnson Mike Johnson Sally Johnson Ken Johnstone Kevin Jordon Billy Jorgensen Cindy Jones Dennis Jones Jim Jones Mary Kapusnik Mike Karges Cathy Karlin Kent Kavanaugh Laurie Keane Marsha Keck Mary Keeble Susan Keller Darrell Kelly Jim Kelley Glen Kennedy Brian Kent Les Kepics Mike Ketchum Rod Kirklands Marylee Klingler • Michele Kocol Davida Koenig Michele Kolb William Kolb Susie Koopmans Ken Kovin Carolyn Kreeger Chris Kremer Lee Kruse Susan Lacoe Ralph LaFon Michelle LaLiberte Mark Langford Mark Lansburgh Rich LaPlante Ingrid Larson Laureen Lathrop Laura Lavery Larry Lavery Bill Learning Mike LeBlanc Jully Lem men Clay Lent Martin Leslie Renee L’Esperance Mike Lester Doug Lewis Pam Lewis Mary Liebreich Jackey Lindsey Lynn Long Janette Lowry Tim Lubecki Kim Lundy Sally Lungren Ed Lyles Richard Lyons Charles Lypps Mike Mace Francine Magoon Nancy Malm Karen Marlar Debbie Martin Daniel Martinez John Mason Karen Mason Millie Maus Larry Maxon Shirley Maxon Monica Mazzetti Debbie McBride John McCain Sandy McClure Mike McCullough Jocelyn McCurdy Larry McKenzie Kathy McManus Johnnie Medcalf Mike Merrit Candy Miller Greg Minor 0 II i ll 1 a II IB ftjfl m ' al il P v Jlk f h ■ % Wit i Jtki « Pick a head—any head! Jim Minnema Bob Mitich Laura Mitton Bill Moose Karin Morgan Robert Morones Susan Morse Vicki Morseman Susan Muick Pat Murphy Karen Neblett Chris Nelson Ricard Nelson Barby Ness Jamie Nicholas Marcy Nicolls William Nichols David Nielsen Frank Norton Robin Norton Mark Olszanski Gary Ogden Tom Olvaney Frank Ortiz 170 Karen Osborn Pam Osburn Paul Osbom Kerry Overmier Jim Owens David Paredes Bill Paris Keith Partridge Kirk Pasich Charles Payne Ken Peet Peggi Pursley Gary Peterson Marcy Petersen Neddy Peterson Tracy Peterson Mark Phares Sandy Phelps Allan Phillips Penni Pleasant Nancy Port Carol Ranck Tom Randall Lori Raedeker Freshmen in their natural habitat! Boyce, Chuck, and Joe, just hanging Oh! SANTA, all we want for Christmas is . . . around. Kim Redding Andrea Reed Richard Reid Philip Reina Renna Rhea Dianne Rice Delena Ridlen Kathy Rimelspach Mark Ripperger Helen Roberts Randy Roberts Jerry Rockstroh David Rockwell Bob Rogers Dorothy Rogers James Romero Annette Rope Julie Ross Linda Rosling Larry Rouse Steve Rowe Joan Rubin Steve Ribbs Stuart Rushing 171 vw Garry Sachs Terry Salter Janice Sande rs William Sannipoli Raquel Sanders Raquel Santiago Steve Saxton Robert Schoeler Ronald Schriock Steve Schroder Jerry Scott Lisa Scott Kevin Seekins Joyce Serviolo Mike Shafer Tom Shafer Wayne Shaw Jim Schroeder S ; Carla Schuster Cyrstal Sherman Vicki Sherman Andy Snidner Karen Shoebridge Connie Sholes Kelley Shills Celeste Silsby Jimmie Singer Nancy Slater Diane Slezak Bonnie Slifer Cindy Slusser Debra Smith Dana Smith Doug Smith Jim Smith Debra Soderbeck Sheri Soderberg Lee Anne Sollars You never know what you’ll find in an O.G. trash can. Sue Sorensen Becky Spencer Vicki Speratos Scott Sprague Crystal Spriggs Eric Starr Paul Stauffer Bryan Stevens Steve Stipp Gilbert Stuppy Charles Sutliff Juanita Swan Allan Tanner Richard Tapia Rene Taylor Janet Taylor Jeff Thomas Steve Ryan 172 w I Linda Thompkins Amy Thompson John Timm Debbie Torbert George Torres Mardelle Tracy Charlotte Trinque Diane Tuck Lee Unlacke Ken Urry Curtis Uptain Charles Vance Scott VandPol Jackie Van Etten Cathi Villa Julie Virgin Ron Wade Barbi Wagner Camera Shy FRESHMEN! Alfred Bowden Ed Brown Gary Collins Harry Cunningham Cynthia Dimick John Dodds Blane Dodson Reneta Duncan Bill Franklin Maria Garcia Clark Hiestand Bill Hout Kathy Joor Steve Kirschner Bill Mahathey Laurel Maxwell Gary Munson Jerry Murders Warren Nikuls Wayne Page Steve Peters Dennis Rae Mike Redmond David Renteeia Patti Sasso Denice Shipe Paulette Salter Ruth Smith Darrow Toler Mike Vaught Bonnie Walker Cindy Westerland Kevin Williamson Judy Sexauer Coach Woods keeps a watchful eye on his Patriots Doug Boyle (81) blocks for running back Darrell Henry (44). Elizabeth Wagner Candy Walls Harold Walter Mike Wells Richard Warila Becky Warriner Kathy Watson Allen Webb Anne Weber Ruth Weems Orval Wells Karen Werr Wendy Wichliffe Steve Wickliffe Pam Wilkison Bob Willcox Ed Williams Mark Williamson Donna Willis David Wilson Ron Wisdom Ron Witt Linda Wolford Teresa Wright Gary Wynn Robert Young Dennis Zabinsky Bill Zellmer Susan Zerull David Zummallen Cindy Dimick Jim Smith Judy Sexauer WORLD GEOGRAPHY 1970 TORCH Staff Everyone anxiously waiting to get in our favorite place, K5 How big did you say that was, Gary? Sue, it’s only a yearbook layout. Everyone listens when Gary talks, (at least he hopes so) Here we are the great 1970 TORCH STAFF! 9 9 EPILOGUE With the publishing of another TORCH, another Yearbook staff realizes the chaos and confusion that comes with it. Trying to meet deadlines, doing layouts, scheduling pictures, typing up copy and writing captions all are part of the work put into a yearbook. The penalty of procrastination is felt by all, along with the last minute hassle to meet the deadline. All those supposedly wonderful times of a dedicated staff member, of staying after school and up late at night, I’m sure will never be forgotten. Working on a yearbook staff is quite an experience and this year was no different. Much hard work and thought has gone into this year’s annual and I’m sure the whole staff felt it was worth while when they saw their Work published. I want to thank the 1970 TORCH Staff for the great job they have done, and naturally I feel, have published the best yearbook Orange Glen has seen. Though many times I have come out of sixth period exasperated, I want the staff to know I have thoroughly enjoyed being Editor-in- Chief this year. Ruth Roberts Looking over all the great ideas in this year’s TORCH. HAPPINESS to the 1970 TORCH STAFF is Running into another person’s section and ending up with two 68’s and 69’s. Having the ad pictures go through the wash with your pants. Copying your layouts over six times. Losing 100 Freshman pictures. Getting a Senior picture two days after the deadline. Running back and forth between K1 and K5. Staying up until 1 a.m. doing your layouts to meet the deadline. Staying after school till 6:30 p.m. to meet your deadline and then being able to go right to the Basketball game. Typing three copies and finding you have the carbons in backwards. Scheduling the hockey team and hand corps pictures and then not having a photographer show up. Misplacing the Varsity Basketball Team picture. Missing three deadlines. “Starting the year $600 in debt and ending the year $3,000 in debt.” Going back five times to sell an ad and then they don’t want one. Numbering 500 Freshman pictures wrong. Leaving a debt for next year’s staff. Identifying 300 people on a 2” by 2” picture. All set up to type and find you’re on a typewriter with no letters. Showing up to take an ad picture and find out you’re at the wrong place. Yearbook is happiness. 175 SENIOR INDEX AG AN, STEVE Auto Club ALBRIGHT, DERON ALDRIDGE, BRUCE WARREN ALLISTER, DEREK V. Basketball AMES, VIVIAN “VICKI” Pep Club ANDERSON, VAN Wrestling, Radio Club, Spanish Club, Palomar Flying Club APPLEBY, CATHERINE “CATHE” Deltons, Pep Club, GAA, Art Club, Spanish Club ASHBY, ERRIN ARMSTRONG, CAMILLE FTA, GAA, CSF, Deltons, Spanish Club, Social Science Seminar ARRINGTON, RICHARD “TURTLE” J.V. Football AUFMANN, TIMOTHY Auto Club AUGUSTUS, JOHN Frosh Football, Auto Club AVERY,KEN BAGLEY, MARSHA BALDWIN, NANCY DECA BALDWIN, ROY Key Club, German Club BARBER, ANN GAA, Pep Club BARHAM, CHERIE BARNETTE, MARY LINDA BASS, BONNIE Drama, Choir, CSF, AFS, Spirit Club, Sophomore Cheerleader (Former School) BATES, GEORGE BATES, KATHY BEAMESDERCER, LAIRD V. Swim Team, Latin Club, MUSKET Staff BELL, DIXIE GAA, World Horizon Institute BENNE, MARY J.V. V. Cheerleader BENTLEY, CINDY Art Club BERGUM,RON BERNARD, VINCENT Frosh V. Foot¬ ball, Senior Play, Art Club, Pep Club, Lettermen’s Club, Interact Club BLAKE, DONALD BOLOTIN, HELEN FTA, Pep Club, GAA BORNHOEFT, DEBBIE J.V. V. Cheer¬ leader, Congress, Pep Club, Musical, Deltons, GAA, Spanish Club BOWDEN, NANCY BOWMAN, LUCILLE BOYCE, DUANE J.V. V. Basketball BRANIN, ELLEN Pep Club, GAA, MUSKET Staff BRINKMAN, MARK BROOKS, MARK Modern Chorale BROWN, LEON BRUEGGMAN, TERRY Congress, Pep Club BRUMMETT, WALLY J.V. V. Wrestling, Interact Club, MUSKET TORCH Staff BRUNI, JOE BUCHANAN, LISE GAA, Senior Play BUCHNER,DEBORAH BUNKER, SHARLENE Spanish Club, GAA, Senior Index Deltons, Pep Club, FTA BURKE, PATTY Chorus, Art Club, GAA BURKHEAD, DANNY DECA BYLIN, KATHY Deltons, CSF, GAA CALVERT, GARY Football J.V. V. CAMPERELL, KEVIN Golf, Interact Club CARTER, ROB Football J.V. V., Key Club, Lettermen’s Club, TORCH Staff CARY, GAY GAA, French Club, Scorekeeper for Wrestling CASTER, GARY J.V. V. Foot¬ ball, CSF, Key Club CAUSTIN, DON Football V. CHANCELLOR, DANNY CHRISTIANSEN, EFJC Tennis, J.V. V., Jr. Exchange Club CHRISTOLEAR, FRANCES CLAPP, JANIS Musical, Robed Choir, Girls Glee Club, Art Club (Former School), Chorus CLARK, SUSAN GAA CLAY, SCOTT Key Club, Auto Club, Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Lettermen!s Club COLE, CINDYLU COLEMAN, JOYCE Drama, AFS, GAA COLIA, MIKE Lettermen’s Club, Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Wrestling, Auto Club COLLINGS, BILL Key Club, Pep Club, CSF, Latin Club, Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Congress, ASB Cabinet COLLINS, NIKKI COLVIN, CONNIE French Club, Spanish Club, GAA, Congress COMBS, JANICE Spanish Club, Pep Club, FTA, GAA, CSF, Deltons COOK, JANET COOK, STAN COOKE, LAURE DECA COOPER, BRUCE Latin Club, ASB, German Club COOTWARE, DON Frosh, J.V. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Golf Team CORRAL, LUPE CROUCH, RON Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Frosh Basketball Track, Lettermen’s Club CRUZ, JOSEPH CULVER, CHRIS Auto Club, Frosh Football CULVER, NANCY Chorus, GAA, TORCH Staff, Red Cross, Nike Club (Former School) CUMBERLAND, STEPHEN DALY, MICHAEL Frosh Football, Musical DEETS, DEBRA DAVIS, NICOLE DESERMIA, MICHAEL DEWSNAP, SUE DECA, Pep Club, Spanish Club DIAZ, KATHLEEN “PATTI” DECA, Chorus DIETZ, DARRELL Drama, Pep Club, Yell Leader, (Former School) Pep Club, FBLA DIETZ, TERRI Interact Queen DILWORTH, CARLA MAY Modern Chorale, GAA, Chorus, Guitar Club DODIN, BILL Interact Club, Spanish Club, Lettermen’s Club, V. Tennis, V. Golf DOWNING, ROGER Frosh J.V. Football, Speech Club DUBBS, JOAN DUNHAM, JACKIE GAA, German Club, Pep Club, CSF, ASB Convention DUVALL, RUTH EDWARDS, GREG J.V. Baseball, V. Football EDWARDS, SUSAN EHLERT, RICHARD “RICK” ELDER, JANICE ENLOW, LORENA ENSLEY, DAWN “DEDE” GAA, Pep Club, Deltons, Junior Princess, V. Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen ESLICK, ROGER Jr. Exchange Club, Frosh Baseball EVANS, DIANNE J.V. V. Cheerleader, Pep Club, GAA, Deltons EVANS, SUSAN “SUE” (Former School) FBLA, Pep Club GAA, Chorus FARR, PAMELA Chorus, CSF FAUST, DEBBI Band, Chorus, Pep Club, GAA, Musical FELCE, SANDY CSF, GAA FELSMAN, DOUG FEWSTER, SHALYN GAA FIELDS, SHIELA FISHER, RONALD FLAGLE, MILDRED “JANE” FORGE, JAMES V. Baseball, V. Basketball FOWLER, ARLENE GAA, Chorus FOWLER, GEORGE FOX, PAULA TORCH Staff FRAZEE, MARGARET “PEGGY” FTA, Spanish Club, CSF, Band FREBOLDT, DAVID FRITZ, ELMER FUDGE, THOMAS “TOM” GALAMBOS, PETER GALYEAN, CHESTER “BUD” Frosh, J.V. Football, Frosh J.V. Baseball, Golf GALYEAN, MARK Band, CSF, Frosh, J.V. V. Football GEBHART, LINDA Modern Chorale, Chorus, Sign Carrier GERHART, DOUG Senior Play, Art Club, Freshman Prince GERKEN, RALPH Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Frosh Basketball, Frosh, J.V. V. Baseball GLENN, ROBERT “DAVE” GONZALEZ, RICHARD Frosh Foot¬ ball GRAY, ROY Band GORBUTT, TAWN GREGG,VALETA GRINSTEAD, RICHARD Frosh, J.V. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Frosh Track, J.V. V. Wrestling, Art Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club GUERRERO, DAVID GUGGESBERG, DAVID HAIGHT, DEBORAH HANITON, TERRY HANAWAY, LINDA Chorus, FT A HANSEN, DUANE HANSEN,GLEN HARMON, GARY Frosh, J.V. V. Basketball, Frosh Baseball, TORCH Staff, Key Club, CSF HARTLE, KENNETH “KEN” J.V. Baseball, Track, Spanish Club HAWK, CRYSTAL Pep Club, CSF HAWKINSON, LYNN HAWTHORNE, BRUCE Yell Leader HAYTHORNE, EARL HAYS, JESSYLNN “JESSIE” GAA, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, Statistician V. Basketball HENDERSON TERRY HEROLD, DONALD “DON” Band, J.V. Wrestling, V. Tennis, German Club, Latin Club HERRERA, RITA GAA HICKOX, JEFFREY “JEFF” Key Club, Spanish Club, Radio Club HIGBEE, THOMAS “TOM” Stage Band, Musicals HIGBY, RICHARD HIGGINS, MARK Tennis, J.V. V. Basketball HOFFA, MARY Modern Chorale, Chorus, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Russian Club HOLLADAY, WARREN “RICHARD” Frosh, J.V. V. Basketball, J. V. Football, Senior Play, TORCH Staff, Chorus, Pep Club, Key Club, ASB Cabinet HOLESAPPLE, DEBORAH HOLMAN, RONALD HONECK, BARBARA AFS, CSF, GAA, Pep Club, Deltons HOOPER, TIM Frosh, J.V. V. Football HUDSON, KAREN GAA, Pep Club HUMPHERY, REX Lettermen’s Club, V. Wrestling, J.V. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, V. Track, Interact Club HOUSTON, STEVE INGRAHAM, JOHN JACKSON, BILL JACKSON SHARON JAFFE, FRANCES “FRAN” GAA, AFS, CSF, FTA, Spanish Club, French Club, Deltons JAMES, DAVID JARZEMBOWSKI, LEONARD JAUREGUI, SUSAN A “SUE” ASB Cabi¬ net, Spanish Club, FTA, PATRIOT Mascot JOHNSON, DOUG Spanish Club, CSF, FTA, Interact Club, JV. Tennis, Congress JOHNSON, LETITICIA GAA, Pep Club, Congress, Art Club, Drama Club, Speech Club, Sophomore Class Pres¬ ident, DECA JOHNSON, NANCY MUSKET Staff, Drama Club, Musicals JOHNSON, RICHARD JONES, JANINE JUVE, CINDY KABDUS, DIANA KADEL, VICKI KAVAVAUGH, KARYN KEARNS, RICHARD “RICK” KEELER, JOAN GAA, Chorus KELLEY, MAUREEN KENT, CAROLEE Cadet Teacher, Musical KEMMER, PEGGY KEYES, JULIA “BETH” Spanish Club, Art Club, Pep Club KLIM AS, THAD Band, Jazz Ensembel, Musicals, Dixie¬ land Band KNIGHT, GARY J.V. Football KNUTSON, PHILIP “PHIL” Golf KRUSE, CAROL GAA, Pep Club KULJIA, LUKE Auto Club KELLY, GREGORY LAGRONE, SUSAN GAA, Pep Club, Congress LAMBIE, CAROLEE DECA, Pep Club LANDIS, DIANE GAA, (Former School) Student Council, J.V. Cheerleader, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Treasurer, French Club LANDSBURGH, ANN LARSEN,KAREN Pep Club, GAA, CSF, ASB Treasurer, Senior Princess, Senior Play LARZALERE, KATHLEEN “KATHY” GAA, French Club LAWLYES, CONNIE LEA, JANET Chorus LEE, VICTORIA “VICKIE” Chorus LESPERANCE, DON DECA LETCH, LYNNE FTA, GAA, CSF, AFS, Spanish Club, French Club, Nike Club LEWIS, JANET GAA, CSF, Pep Club, Stage Crew for Senior Play LINDBLAD, KRIS LONGACRE, MARK Senior Play LOPEZ, ANNA LOPEZ, BENJAMIN “BENNY” V. Football LOSKOTA, MARGARET LOWRANCE, CLARICE GAA, Latin Club LUBECKI, RICHARD LUNGREN, CLARA Chorus LYON, LINDA Stage Crew for Senior Play, French Club, CSF, TORCH Staff LYPPS, SUSAN “SUE” DECA, Chorus MACK, GEORGE “BRIAN” Frosh, J.V. V. Basketball, Frosh, J.V. V. Baseball, Frosh, J.V. Football, Key Club TORCH Staff MACK, KATHLEEN MAGOON, HOWARD “DUANE” FTA, CSF, Spanish Club, Russian Club, Chorus, Modern Chorale, Congress MAHAN, JEFFREY MALTBY, BROOX CSF, Jr. Exchange Club MANCINO, DAVID MANLEY, LARRY Chorus, Modern Chorale, French Club, FTA, Musicals, Congress MARLER, DENNIS “KURT” CSF, V. Swim Team, Congress MARTIN, RON DA MARTINEZ, DANIEL MATLOCK, GERALD V. Football, T Tciclc MAXWELL, ERIC MAYFIELD, DONALD “SCOTT” Interact Club, FTA, ASB Cabinet, Lettermen’s Club, Jr. Exchange Club, Football Manager MAZZETTI, JOHN McCAWLEY, JAMES AFS, Foreign Exchange Student McCURDY, MELINDA “MINDY” AFS‘ CSF, Spanish Club, Deltons, Band McGinnis, Robert McGinnis, sharla MEEK, JAMES MILLER, MARK Auto Club Motorcycle Club MILLIORN, JOE MITICH, KATHLEEN “KATHI” Chorus MITTAG, DOUGLAS MITTON, ANGELA “ANGIE” MUSKET Staff, CSF, GAA MIZNER, GREGG MOLARO, CLIFF MOORE, CAROL GAA, Linebackers, Spanish Club MOOSE, CHRISTINA “CHRISSY” FTA, CSF, French Club MORASCO, RICHARD J.V. V. Wrestling, Interact Club, Jr. Exchange Club MORONES, ANNA GAA, Spanish Club, Pep Club MORRIS, TOMMY MOTSENBOCKER, CATHY GAA, Pep Club, Latin Club MOYNEUR, CHRIS Key Club, Lettermen’s Club, Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Frosh, V. Basketball, Congress, TORCH Staff, HOMECOMING KING MURPHY, TIMOTHY “TIM” MURPHY, WILLIAM MURRAY, HOPE NAGY, RICHARD NAYLOR, GARY J.V. (Former School) NEWCOMB, MYRNA Pep Club, FTA, Stage Crew for Senior Play, Deltons, Nike Club NEUHART, RUSSELL “RUSS” JR. Exchange Club, German Club NIHART, CATHY NORRIS, JUDY GAA, Chorus NORRIS, MARY LOU Spanish Club, GAA NUNNINK, KAREN O’HANLON, PATRICIA “TRISHA” DECA, Pep Club OLIVERIRA, MARY OLSON, GARY J.V. Wrestling, Latin Club, CSF OROSCO, FRANK OSTRENGER, MIKE OVERMIRE, LAN Congress, Latin Club, CSF OWINGS, RICHARD German Club, Aviation Club, TV Club PASCARELLI, MARRDELL GAA, Art Club, Pep Club PAREDES, HENRY V. Football PARKER, LARRY PATTERSON, ROBERT “BOB” Band, Auto Club PAULS, JANICE GAA, DECA, Pep Club PAVENYOUMA, ROSEMARY, GAA, Pep Club, Commerce Club, Pom Pon Club, Thespian Club, Language Club, Homemaking Club, Sinfonia (Former School) PETERSEN, THOMAS “TOM” Senior Play PETERSON, STEVE PETTA, DEBORAH PFAU, ZENO CSF, V. Cross Country, V. Track, Spanish Club PHILIP, SCOTT CSF, Frosh Basketball PHILLIPS, KEN PRICE, GREGORY “GREG” Lettermen’s Club, V. Base¬ ball, V. Basketball PRIOR, CARO Senior Play PRUETT, STEVE PRUETT, PATRICIA PURDY, KEVIN CSF, V. Tennis PURDUM, JENNIFER QUIGLEY, JAMES J.V. Basketball CSF QUINN, ROBERT Senior Class President, Interact Club, ASB Cabinet, Senior Play, Musicals, CSF, AFS, French Club, Golf, Drama Club, Frosh Basketball RADY, LAURIE Senior Play RAEDEKER, CHRISTINA “CHRIS” REEDER, DEBORAH REHKOPF, STEVE German Club, ASB, Key Club, Congress, J.V. V. Football RICE, GLOVER “LAIRD” RICHMOND, FRANCIS Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Lettermen’s Club, Surf Club RISHER, MARTHA GAA, German Club, Pep Club, Musical ROBERTS, RUTH TORCH Staff (Editor-in-Chief), Latin Club, Pep Club, CSF, Stage Crew for Senior Play, GAA RONZONE, GIGI Pep Club, Stage Crew for Senior Play, (For¬ mer School) Ski Club, Golf Club, Girls’ League, Art Club, Harvest Princess, Class Favorite ROMERO, MARK ROSENBALM, RHONDA ROWLEY, CYNTHIA “CINDY” RUSSELL, SUE SALLEY, GRACE CSF, AFS, GAA, Band, Chorus, Musical SANKEY, ELYSE SARFF, SANDRA “SANDY” ASB Secretary, J.V. V. Cheer¬ leader, Congress, Girls’ State Rep., Hi Debber Var¬ sity Council, Pep Club, Musicals, Modern Chorale, Freshmen Class President, Deltons SARGENT, SANDY SAROT, DEBRA SALTER, WINDELL Boy’s Feder¬ ation, Student Council (For¬ mer School) SCHETTLER, BARBARA Latin Club, Spanish Club, GAA, Band, CSF AFS SCHMIDT, SANDE CSF, AFS, GAA, Congress, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Band, Deltons SCHMIDT, VICTORIA “VICKI” French Club, Pep Club, GAA, Congress, CSF SCHNEIDER, BARBARA SCHULZ, TOM German Club, Swim Team, Surf Club SCOTT, GAIL SCOTT, LARRY Frosh J.V. Football, Frosh J.V. Basketball, Track SHULL, VICKIE SHAFER, STEVEN V. Football (Manager), V. Baseball (Manager), Band SHAW, RANDY CSF, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Frosh Basketball SHEA, JOHN Senior Play SHEARER, DAVID FTA, ASB Cab¬ inet, Interact Club, Band, French Club, Modern Chorale, Musical, Stage Band SHERBUNE, CHARLENE French Club SHERMAN, CYNTHIA “CINDY” GAy Chorus SHERMAN,GREGORY SHERMAN, HOWARD SHERMAN, JUDY SHERMAN, TOM SIDEBOTTOM, GLORIA Spanish Club, Linebackers Club, GAA SLATER, LINDA SLOAN, RENA SMITH, CALVIN V. Football SMITH, DAVID SMITH, JAMES NFL, Key Club, Debate Team, Congress, ASB Cabinet, Latin Club, Senior Class Whip, Junior Patrol SMITH, JAMES G. SMITH, MONIQUE SMITH, PAMELA Modern Chorale, Pep Club, Musical, GAA SNOWDER, CHARLES Band, Swim Team, Ski Club (Former School) SPRAGUE, LINDA STACY, DAVID “DAVE” Frosh J.V. V. Basketball, Frosh J.V. Football, Frosh, J.V. V. Baseball, Key Club, Lettermen’s Club, TORCH Staff STAUFFER, FRED Frosh Baseball, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Foot¬ ball STEVENS, TERRY Motorcycle Club V. Football Team STOSIC, MIKE CSF, French Club, Chess Club STROHEKER, ANNA GAA, Pep Club SWADELL, DAVID CSF, Swim Team SWARNER, ROBERT “BOB” Track Manager, Wrestling SWEARENGEN, MARK Wrestling TAYLOR, PAUL FTA, German Club, Cadet Teacher THOMAS, CAROL GAA, MUSKET Editor, FTA, CSF, AFS, ASB Cabinet, French Club, Senior Play THOMPSON, FRANK J.V. Baseball, Key Club, Surf Club THOMPSON, DON THOMPSON, REBECCA TINGLE, DANNY TODD, PATRICIA “PAT” DECA, MUSKET Staff TOWNSEND, SCOTT TREMBLAY, PAUL Cross Country TREVISAN, DENNIS Frosh V. Football, Track, Musicals, Modern Chorale, Sophomore Prince, Lettermen’s Club, Senior Prince Ski Club, Lit Club, Speech Club, Chorus, History Club, TROGDON, TOM J.V. V. Foot¬ ball, V. Basketball (Former School) ZIMMERMAN, DENNY DECA ZUM MALLEN, EDWIN UEHRKE, CHARLES URRY, RENDA GAA, Chorus, Cadet Teaching VALLA, RICHARD “RICH” Cross Country, Track, Key Club, Auto Club VAN CLEAVE, RONALD VEACH, RANDY CSF, German Club, J.V. Tennis, J.V. V. Foot¬ ball, J.V. Wrestling VEAN,DON VINJE, BRUCE VINSON, RITA GAA, Senior Play, TORCH Staff VON HECHT, DOROTHY WAGNER, DANIEL WAGNER, GENEVIEVE Student Faculty Committee WAGNER, LINDA GAA, Pep Club WALLER, VICTORIA “VICKI” Art Club WALKER, RICHARD “DICK” Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Band, Lettermen’s Club WARD, ALLEN WARILA, CONNIE WATKINS, LINDA Pep Club, French Club WEEMS, MARIBETH WEIR, PATRICIA WHADFORD, BRIAN WHITE, BEN WHITING, SUSAN DECA, Chorus, Congress WHYTE, RICHARD “RICK” Frosh, J.V. V. Football, Frosh, J.V. Baseball, Wrestling WIBERT, MARY WICKLIFFE, TOM Debate Team, Congress, Golf WILDE, LINN V. Basketball, T rack WIGGINS, PATRICIA WILKINSON, RICHARD WILLIAMSON, JOHN Swim Team WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS TORCH Staff WILSON, DIANA JCL, DECA, GAA, Latin Club, Pep Club, Delton WINANS, MICHAEL B. WININGS, TOMIKO WOLFER, SUZANNE WOODBURN, TERRANCE WORKING, MICHAEL YOUNG, STEVE Frosh Baketball, Cross Country, V. Football ZERULL, DIANA Art Club, GAA, 179 AD VERTISEMENTS WIB8 PMMP £ SUPPLY !r f iLMI ESCONDIDO DODGE The whole group finds that for a luxury car, go to Escondido Dodge. You, too, can score big with a Dodge. FIESTA REXALL DRUGS Kenny, Beth, Debbie, Gary, and Stevie all feel that it’s hard to beat the fantastic items available at Fiesta Drugs. Come on down and decide for yourself. 182 John, Darrell, and Steve buy all their goods at Mayfair where shopping is still a pleasure. MAYFAIR MARKET COMPLIMENTS: PAULETTOCONSTRUCTION TOLONE’S PACKING CO. Escondido, California 745-0711 KRASNE’S SPORTING GOODS 118 W. Grand Ave. HOMER HELLER FORD Escondido, California Paula Fox, Darrell Dietze, Brian Mack are really excited about the new cars at Homer Heller Ford. You, too, can get carried away. 746-4310 VILLAGE REALTY Bill Conlen 1311 —D E. Valley Blvd. 25 Escondido, Calif. 92025 Bus. 745—5252 Res. 745-9186 JOHN KOOPMAN’S T.V. For the best in sales, service, and repair visit Koopman’s T.V. 309 North Ash 745-8803 VILLAGE DONUT SHOP Steve McLeod, Sue Jauregui, and Jim Forge Find the exotic flavored doughnuts at the Village Donut Shop to their liking. 184 TIM TERRY STANDARD CHEVRON 1475 Valley Parkway 745-0290 KOWN145 For the best in music listening, turn your dial to Radio KOWN, 145. 1217 E. Valley Pky. OTTOSON’S JEWELRY Ruth and Rick really groove on the fine selection and great service at Ottoson’s Jewelry. ,;« ? « v rV McLEOD MORTUARY 1919 E. Valley Parkway 745-2100 DUNCAN’S JEWELRY For the finest in jewelry, you can count on Duncan’s. The only place to shop. PIZZA INN 138 E. Valley Pky. 745-3562 The whole gang will dig on the fine food at Pizza Inn. After a game or just any time. The best service in town. agnk WAYSIDE SHOP For the finest in all types of furniture, do your shopping at the WAYSIDE SHOP, 345 W. Grand. c on dido National Bank ESCONDIDO NATIONAL BANK For the best and easiest banking, you can depend on ESCONDIDO NATIONAL BANK. 186 DESIGNS UNLIMITED Discussing Bridal Registry are Kathy Gaylor and Beverly White, the owner of DESIGNS UNLIMITED. ESCONDIDO IMPORTS Sue has discovered that for the very best in sports car driving, go to ESCONDIDO IMPORTS. COLONIAL HOUSE OF BRIDES CUSTOM PRINTERY 339 W. Second 745-5904 LYON INSURANCE COMPANY If personalized service is a must with you, put your faith in the competent help at LYON INSURANCE COMPANY. “Thru Service We Grow.” Fine apparel for all formal occasions. PALOMAR TRACTOR For quality trucks and tractors, visit PALOMAR TRACTOR. .. 187 188 154 East Grand Avenue, Escondido, California 92025 • Phone: 745-4341 WEBB PUMP AND SUPPLY POWELL CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH For the best cars at the lowest prices, feast your eyes at JACK POWELL MOTORS. Rob can’t decide which of the pumps would go best with his new well. You’ll find a great selection at WEBB PUMP AND SUPPLY. Sfl ALL-STATE INSURANCE UNITED RENT-ALL If you want to feel secure about your insurance, talk to the man at ALL-STATE and be in good hands. If you want to live like a king, visit UNITED RENT ALL, where you can rent anything. | •y SNELLING ELECTRIC SPEEDY 7 11 For fast and dependable service look in the yellow 1560 E. Grand pages for SNELLING ELECTRIC. 747-9827 CHAMAC INC. CREST MOTORS CHAMAC INC. builders really know their stuff, as Mindy, Jill, and Joes Elyse and GiGi show one of the hot numbers at CREST MOTORS. illustrate. HARTLAND BRIDALS 1604 E. Valley Pky. 474-3161 190 Me LEOD MORTUARY 1919 E. Valley Pky CROW REALTY Homes - Groves Ranches - Acreage For all types of great sandwiches and delicious appetizers, take a stroll down the Mall to the LE BON TON. 200 E. Grand Ave RELIABLE MEATS ESCONDIDO TRAVEL AGENCY Another satisfied customer has just found her happiness, the RELI ABLE MEAT MARKET way. Gary and Benny are trying to decide which of the fabulous trips offered by the ESCONDIDO TRAVEL AGENCY, they should take. If your taste buds crave the best, you should drop in on the friendly folks at the HUNZA HOUSE BAKERY. D’AGOSTAS SHOES 192 They start ’em young at D’AGOSTA’S. l or fantastic service and quality merchandise visit us. HUNZA HOUSE BAKERY UPS AND DOWNS ROLLER RINK Just because you have a big head, you don’t need big shoes. For a time visit UPS AND DOWNS. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1970 FROM THE TORCH STAFF emmanuei faith communiiy CHURCH 7 STRG6T at Escondido boulsvard PEOPIX (PROBABLY SOMEONE YOU KNOW) Elise Sanke looks over merchandise at the Indian Shop. THE INDIAN SHOP 1331-C East Valley Parkway 746-5522 You can find clever styles at The Wardrobe. WARDROBE Grand at Kalmia 7454242 Experienced mechanics will serve you at Paul’s Automotive Truck and Repair. PAUL’S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 251 North Kalmia 747-0240 194 AUNT EMMA’S PANCAKES 1495 Valley Parkway Escondido, California 746-2131 Crostkwaite Athletic Supply Finest Quality in North County Chris takes advantage of savings at. . . “WHERE THE BEST DRESSED ATHLETE GETS DRESSED BEST” J.C. PENNEYS GREMETT 350 NORTH BROADWAY ESCONDIDO, CALIF. PHONE! 746-6677 155 West Grand 745-7411 MERCANTILE “Fashion and Dependability Since 1905” 101 E. Grand 745-3800 Escondido Village on the Mall I don’t think it’ll fit Susan. WESTSIDE BILL CONLEN Bus. 745-5253 1311 -D E. Valley Pkwy. 607 W. 9th Street 745-9595 Res. 745-9186 Escondido, Calif. 195 THE CAROUSEL “Fashions for the Young” 241 E. Grand 7454769 ALHISER-WILSON MORTUARY Since 1897 DON’S BUGGY BARN 225 S. Broadway 745-2162 248 N. Kalmia 745-6744 BELL MILLING CORP. Barham Drive Hwy. 78 P. O. Box 339 745-2450 1 HR. MARTINIZING Look-Out Henry! ! LAURA’S PIZZA CAFE 915 S. Escondido Blvd. 745-5261 1355 E. Penn Ave. 431 N. 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