Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

’68- ’69 the past............................ 2 the present......................... 6 '69 happenings .................... 14 mentors............................ 26 school life ....................... 42 hoof printers ..................... 46 graduates ......................... 58 spirit ............................ 86 seekers ...........................114 subscribers .......................166 THE ORME SCHOOL MAYER, ARIZONA THE ORME In 1929, the Quarter Circle V Bar Ranch became the Orme Ranch when Uncle Chick and Aunt Minna moved up from their ranch near Phoenix. The climate down there was too hot for them, so they decided to move out here, 75 miles north and 3000 feet higher. Traveling just a short distance in those days was not a pleasure, even when the roads were fairly decent. The roads going north from Phoenix were as primitive as they could be, and when the Orme family had to bring all their belongings with them, one can imagine that the trip was a strenuous one. A usual resting place going north was Rock Springs, about 40 miles from Phoenix. From here they still had 35 miles to go. The journey up to the ranch was but the first of their tasks. When they ar- rived, they practically had to build the whole ranch. The barn had been erected several years before, but other buildings were needed. One of the major concerns of Uncle Chick and Aunt Minna was the school situation. They had both had a good education and could see that their children would need the same. But the schools were far off. The Ormes had three children of their own, their Mexican-American ranchhand had five, so they decided to get hold of a teacher who could live on the ranch and take care of grades 1 through 8. Seeing that other ranch- ers might be interested in sending their children to this school, they built the Adobe, serving as classroom and housing for the teacher. Now the school situation was more or less solved, but there were other problems which presented themselves. The Quarter Circle V Bar Ranch was located on the Ash Creek which gave - 2 - them some of the water they needed, but not enough.The location did however, make it possible to clear some fields and start growing hay, alfalfa, and other crops. But as the ranch ex- panded, the water situation - 3 - became more serious. It was actually not solved until a couple of years ago, when Uncle Chick finished maybe the greatest of all his projects — the irri- gation ditches. But despite water prob- lems, life went on in a typical western manner. What buildings and fencing they needed they constructed them- selves. ■ Neither telephone nor electricity was here when they first came, so Uncle Chick cut down the logs he needed and strung the lines about 8 miles with the help of people from the ranch. And this is the way in which most things have been done — that they do it themselves. This is partly what makes our school so unique. The other part is that the ranch brings the taste of western life into our daily life at the school. 4 DEDICATION . . WILLIAM S. HART, nicknamed Buck, is known for His quiet wit and unequaled sense of humor. People remember him as being the straw boss of caravans, the jolly Santa, cheer- ful bringer of evil hours, and generally the leader in the midst of strife. He participates enthusiastically in all activities, and is willing to bring new things to the school for the stu- dents' benefit. For example: the Horsecollar Concert Series, Fine Arts Festival, and other cultural programs. For all his outstanding qualities . . which make him an essential part of the Orme School . . the yearbook staff of 1969 dedicates Hoof- prints to William S. Hart, Jr. - 5 - FOUNDERS HALL HONORING THE FOUNDERS CHARLES HENRY ORME • MINNA VRANG ORME CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES DONALD S BURNS ARCHITECT BUSHNELL. JESSUP MURPHY � VAN DE WEGHE CONTRACTOR JOHNSON i SON Mr. Dick Jessup of Bushnell, Jessup, Murphy, and Van De Weghe in San Fran- cisco. L. A. Johnson and Son of Phoenix were contracted to build it. This is sig- nificant because this is the first major con- struction job on campus handled by an outside contractor. The design of the building incorporates the use of native stones, rough timber beams, and extensive use of glass. These materials are significant of Uncle Chick's love of nature and his straight forward character. Ground was broken in early September 1968 and the building was finished on May 11th. The students ate their first meal after caravan in the elegance of this beautiful new dining facility. FOUNDERS HALL FOUNDER'S HALL is a new dining room dedicated to Charles H. Orme and Minna Vrang Orme, the founders of the school. Mr. Orme (Uncle Chick was particularly concerned with the building of a new dining room at the time of his death on February 10, 1968. The school has been in great need of a new dining facility due to increased enrollment since the present main house was built. Edward F. Lowry, Jr., a Phoenix attorney and former summer counselor and faculty member of the School, assumed the leadership of a spontaneous drive to organize support for the memorial. The result was the establishment of Project Committees in some of the major metropolitan areas of the country. The Chairmen of these various Committees are John S. Wiester, Los Angeles; J. Harold Peterson, Jr., San Diego; Edward F. Lowry, Jr., Phoenix; Dr. Robert W. Jamplis, San Francisco; and Paul Harper, Houston. All of these individuals have been deeply committed to achieving this major School objective. - 6 - .. and ift i Elizabethan Consort of Viols Kadimah Dance Theatre Jeffry Ronald Marlowe The Singers of Paris CONCERT SERIES 1968 69 The Splinters Richard Casper ON SUNDAY OCT. 27, 1968, Richard Casper, Pianist gave a piano recital in the Horsecollar Theater. Mr. Casper is a graduate of Notre Dame University. Later he received a Master's degree Mills Performing Group from the famous Julliard School of Music in the United States and has made four concert tours in Europe. The Pomona College Glee Club and Choir Arizona Repertoire Orchestra - 9 - THE FIRST WEEK IN FEBRUARY this was selected for The Orme School Fine Arts Festival. The week was arranged by Dot Lewis and the Fine Arts Department for the purpose of exposing Orme students to contact with professional artists on a daily basis. We were honored to have this group of fine artists living with us and teaching us during our experimental workshop program. Virginia and Ray Garner (Photography Film Making) Susan Peterson (Ceramics) Harry Sternberg (Painting) - 10 - Frances Smith Cohen (Modern Dance) Mary Mizell (Drama) OUR THANKS to Jim Ciletti (Poetry), The Sandpipers (Music,) Rosemary Mack (Art), John Waddell (Sculpture), Jeb Rosebrook (Fiction Writing), Les Johnson (Metalcraft), and many others who taught, exhibited, and performed, making the week a great success. Fine Arts Week will definitely be an annual event from now on. Truman Fisher (Music) Stennis Waldon (Vocal Music) 11 Teachers, as well as students, explored the many different medias of art demonstrated Jim Ciletti, Poetry Workshop NOVEMBER BURIAL The autumn leaves and moody sky Blow on above in November's grip. The biting sleet and clawing wind Howl as the noon-sun dies; The huddled faces Weep and dream With foaming mouths And tossled hair. The eternal home of knotted oak Sinks groaningly into earth's cold womb. The tears and sleet soak the hammered wood. The huddled faces disappear into the Muddled, muddied, weeping ground. Grief and dirt now shovelled on. The house lies silently black. A heart that beat, yet burst. Grows cold and hard and grey. The snow streams on and cloaks the Hill. And the mudcaked feet tramp on; And the huddled faces stare. GIB PARRISH the kite, flutters dovishly across the etched sky remnants of the deluge the captain, skillfully plays the arching line, lightening slithers down her spine below her, floating debri cans, bottles, cigarette butts icons of the civilized a snap, nobody grieves the dissenting kite floundering arms, groping enveloped, then sealed lips of the undertow, only a flutter and a gasp BILL DEAN Walking through a skyless city, Winds mourned past windows and alleys Trying to retrieve yesterday. Groping for tomorrow, While forgetting the moment. Speaking of neither defeat nor triumph. But defeat of triumph. Crying or laughing I only know, when I looked up expecting to see those sky-concealers. People following the winds lament or maybe the long-lost sky. I saw only Those— People and MARY MUSHAM - 13 - Salvation Army Bread Line. 14 - 16 - Big Dump In The Sky Corny, Studebaker and Company 17 - MAIN CARAVAN .. kick, mud audt c ‘Suvi'7%eUl Grand Canyon hike . . ,, 11.2 tuite ,. ccfifcltf mmm U COLORADO RIVER .. tuet, euiteiemet 6eewtifrdf Swzttiete Ck 4,tOHtyOK .. '%OKte, yiaficuiKt tte 257 LAKE POWELL excursion . . INDIAN HOMESTAY ., aAeefi, mu , fUjfaiead Chan Young, Dot Lewis, Bruce Peterson, Barbara Rice, Sue Mansfield, Trish Lurmann, Cappy Offutt, Cheri Bowman, Tenny Sener, Mahala Sibley, Ann Sickler, Tom Atha, Gail Broering, Chan Peterson, Neil Gillies, and Christy Shoemaker. Write this one off to experience! THEY GUIDED U§ I II HOUGH CHARLES H. ORME, JR. A B. Stanford University, 1941 Yale Institute, Yale University, 1961 Headmaster STANLEY C. GLOSS B.S. Kent State University, 1942 M.A. Indiana University, 1952 Stanford University, Summer 1959 University of California at Los Angeles, Summer 1961 Gettysburg College, Summer 1968 (National Science Foundation Institute) Assistant Headmaster, Registrar Mathematics (1953) - 27 - ALLAN D. HILTON B.S. Stanford University, 1955 M S Stanford University, 1958 Director of Admissions Associate Director of Summer Program (1958) RICK C. LAVIS B. S. Arizona State University, 1964 University of Arizona, 1966-68 Administrative Assistant for Development, Alumni Affairs and Admissions (1968) - 28 - ENGLISH Department WILLIAM S. HART, JR. B.A. West Liberty State College, 1949 AA.A. West Virginia University, 1950 Breadloaf School of English, Middlebury College Summer 1963 University of Arizona Summer Spanish Program Guadalajara, Mexico, Summer 1967 Chairman of English Department Director of Activities English, Dramatics (1956) E. TOBY ALLEN B.A. Oberlin College, 1953 M.A. Middlebury College, 1963 Yale School of Drama, 1956-57 Director of Studies English (1965) - 29 - GEORGE WILLIAM DAVIS, II B.A. St. Lawrence University, 1967 Breadloaf School of English, Middlebury College, Summer 1968 English (1967) MARY ELLEN M. HOOD A.B. Albertus Magnus College, 1964 Central Connecticut State College, 1967-68 University of Arizona, Summer 1968 English, Reading (1968) 30 - MATHEMATICS SCIENCE FREDERICK R. SYMONDS B A Ed Western Washington State College, 1963 M.S. Western Washington State College, 1967 National Science Foundation Academic Year Institute. 1966-67 Mathematics (1967) DONALD CHARLES CHRISTINE B.S. Florida State University, 1959 University of Miami, 1955 University of Puget Sound, 1961, 1964 University of New Zealand at Wellington, 1962 Chairman of Mathematics Department Mathematics (1965) 31 ANDREW P. LONGTON B.S. U. S. Naval Academy, 1957 U. S. Naval Post Graduate School, 1962-63 University of Washington, Summer 1967 Northern Arizona University, Summer 1968 (National Science Foundation Institutes) Mathematics, Physics, Geology Athletic Director (1965) SIDNEY H. THOMAS A.B. Middlebury College, 1941 Ed.M. University of Vermont, 1949 Graduate Courses in the Sciences at: Cornell University, 1949, 1959, 1957 Colby College, 1958 Dartmouth College, 1959 State University of Iowa, Summer 1963 Wells College, Summer 1968 (National Science Foundation Institutes) Chairman of Science Department Biology, Anthropology, Earth Science (1959) - 32 D. CHANDLER YOUNG, JR. B.A Amherst College, 1958 Ed.M. Tufts University, 1963 Tufts University, 1966-67 Chairman of History Department American History, Modern European History, Ancient History (1967) SANDRA F. YOUNG B.S.Ed. Longwood College, 1961 Tufts University, 1963 Geography (1967) - 33 - WILLIAM H. HOOD B.b. Yale University, 1964 B.F.T. The American Institute for Foreign Trade, 1966 American History, Ancient History (1968) DOROTHY SWAIN LEWIS A. B. Randolph Macon Women's College, 1937 Claremont Graduate School, 1956-57, M.A. 1963 Graduate Courses in Art at Art Students League of New York City, 1940-41 University of Southern California, 1954-55 Faculty, Idyllwild Arts Foundation, Summer Campus of University of Southern California Summers 1959-68 Chairman of Fine Arts Department Modern European History, Art History, Art (1951) - 34 - LANGUAGE JAMES R. LIPKE A.B Albion College, 1963 M.A University of Arizona, 1967 University of Arizona, Guadalajara, Mexico, Summer 1960 Interamcrican University, Saltillo, Mexico, Summer 1963 University of Michigan, 1965 Chairman of Foreign Language Department Spanish (1967) JANE AIKEN B. A. Stanford University, 1968 University of Arizona and Stanford University Summer Spanish Program Guadalajara, Mexico, Summer 1964 University of Madrid, Spain, 1966-67 Spanish (1968) - 35 BEVERLY BOERNER B. A. Arizona State University, 1968 French (1969) JENNIFER DAVIS B. A. St. Lawrence University, 1967 Syracuse University, Summer 1965 Middlebury College, Summer 1968 French (1968) 36 - LIBRARY MARY C. MARQUIS B. A. Drake University, 1926 B.L.S. University of Chicago, 1948 M.S.L.S. George Peabody College, 1952 Emerson College, 1928-29 Librarian (1965) JANET HART Assistant Librarian - 37 - MUSIC HENRY L. BROOKS B.A. University of Minnesota, 1935 S.M.M. Union Theological Seminary, 1939 B.S. University of Minnesota, 1954 Stanford University, Summer 1964 Latin, Music Appreciation Organist (1956) GRETCHEN M. GIPSON B.S. Ed. Northern Arizona University, 1967 Arizona State University, 1968 National Music Camp, Interlochen, Michigan, Summers 1951-65 Music, Art (1968) 38 - JAMES B. PRICE B.A. Emory University, 1954 S T B Episcopal Theological School. 1957 Th.AA. Princeton Seminary, 1962 Princeton University, 1964-65 Princeton Seminary, 1965 66 Chaplain Bible. Advanced Religious Studies (1966) JOAN PRICE Assistant Director of Admissions - 39 - BOARO OF TRUSTEES DONALD S. BURNS Chairman Corona Del Mar, California MRS. THEODORE P. BROOKHART Phoenix, Arizona C. A. CARSON, III Phoenix, Arizona MRS. TOM CHAUNCEY Phoenix, Arizona DANA M. COTTON Cambridge, Massachusetts CHARLES E. CRARY Tucson, Arizona CHARLES H. GREENE Prescott, Arizona THEODORE LIESE Prescott, Arizona EDWARD F. LOWRY, JR. Scottsdale, Arizona ROBERT F. MILLER Tucson, Arizona MRS ROBERT G. NELSON Scottsdale, Arizona CHARLES FRANKLIN PARKER. D.D. Prescott, Arizona EDWIN S. PHILLIPS Los Angeles, California MRS. STEPHEN PHILLIPS Salem, Massachusetts JOHN B. PURNELL Prescott, Arizona FREDERICK C. REHFELDT, M.D. Fort Worth, Texas JOHN P. RUBEL Prescott, Arizona RIXFORD K. SNYDER Stanford University, California WILLIAM C. TURNER Phoenix, Arizona DFREK VAN DYKE Phoenix, Arizona JOSEPH P. VOORHEES, D.D.S. Phoenix, Arizona JOHN F. WALTON Kirkland, Arizona JOHN CARL WARNECKE San Francisco, California - 40 - THE HONORARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES RAYMOND J. ARBUTHNOT LaVerne, California JOHN H. BEACH Carmel Valley, California MAX CUTLER, M.D. Beverly Hills, California HON. PAUL FANNIN Phoenix, Arizona HON. BARRY GOLDWATER Paradise Valley, Arizona DENISON KITCHEL Phoenix, Arizona JOHN T. LOGAN Chappaqua, New York GUY R. NEELY Phoenix, Arizona GORDON PETTIT Bonita, California MRS. MILTON P. SMITH Phoenix, Arizona JAMES STEWART Beverly Hills, California ASHTON B. TAYLOR, M.D. Phoenix, Arizona 41 Left to right: Toodie Fleury, Mrs. Price, (sponsor), Chan Peter- son, Hank Sousa, Randy Parrish, Charlie Orme, (sponsor), Pete Donau, Cappy Offutt, Bruce Peterson, Gib Parrish; second row: Linda Miller, Cissie Rogers, Mary Hopkins, Madeline Katz, Janet Markham. THE ORME SCHOOL Key Club was organized this year as an honorary club for juniors and seniors who demonstrated ex- ceptionally fine school spirit and leadership qualities. The club's primary purpose is to assist the Administration in host- ing guests to the campus. - 43 - KEY CLUB SPANISH CLUB Left to right: Alice Buhler, Duncan McClure, Cheri Bow- man, Barbara Rice, Ken Mathieson, Marilyn Hite, Paule Greening. FRENCH CLUB Mary Hopkins, Toodie Fleury, Sarah Glover, Randy Parrish - 44 - The CROTALUS Feature Editor: Ann Breyfogle Literary Editor: Wendy Page Photo Editor: A. William Harris Sports Editors: Chan Peterson Edwin Jordan Reporters: Claudia Pogue Cindy Cook Mike Stevens Eric Sandberg John Walton Carol Deming Alice Buhler Chris Cass Steve Robinson Val Dumke Debbie Kalish Jim Moon Faculty Advisors: Mary Ellen Hood William Hart Published once each month during the school year by the students of The Orme School - 45 - EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bill Harris LAYOUT Cappy Offutt (editor) Julee Bidegain Trish Lurmann PHOTOGRAPHY Bill Harris (editor) Duncan McClure Jim Moon ART Mary Hopkins (editor) Kathy Betterton COPY Ann Breyfogle (editor) Ann McDowell SPORTS Randy Parrish (editor) BUSINESS Tungsten Tucker ADVERTISING Tungsten Tucker FACULTY ADVISER - George Davis BUSINESS ADVISER—Bert Thompson BILL HARRIS Editor-In-Chief Photography Back: Doug Whisler, Carl Frischkorn, Ruth Jones, Randy Parrish, Ann McDowell, Alice Buhler, Cheri Bowman, Mary Musham; front: Ken Mathieson, Sally Murphy, Hank Sousa Chan Peterson, Pete Donau. CHAPEL COMMITTEE CHOIR Back: Duncan McClure, Wim Uding, Ken Mathieson, Mike Stevens, Front: Alice Bulher, Penny Hansen, Sarah Glover, Toodie Fleury left to right: Pat Dougherty Tibby Jamplls Wendy Page Robin Baker Jamie Boswell (Missing: Helen Hudson) 49 - TRAP AND SKEET Tungsten Tucker (president) Eric Sandberg, Jake Sibley, Rev. Price (sponsor). Penny Hansen, Miles Wood, Harry Whittaker. - 50 - back: Jay Smith, Barbara Rice, Chris Love, Mike Stevens, Chris Cole, Jake Sibley, Claudia Pogue, Alice Buhler; front: Ed Millar, Whit Knight, Will Potter, Meade Laney, Brian Becker, Sue Mansfield, Tungsten Tucker, Len Brown, Cindy Cook, Christy Shoemaker. - 51 - left to right: Pam Spear, Toodie Fleury, Mary Hopkins, Bekki Bowman, missing: Kathy Betterton, Ed Millar 4-H ORRA Dave Reid, Ken Mathieson, Wendy Burns, Glenda Cornelius, Pete Donau, Carl Frischkorn, Laurie Burns - 52 - Drill Team left to right: Niki Brown, Terry Randall, Ruth Jones, Pat Sanborn, Cindy Cook, Claudia Pogue (captain), Sally Hansen, Heidi Furer, Bekki Bowman, Barbara Rice, Phoebe Rennekamp Equestrian Team left to right: Cris Painter, Cissy Rogers, Trish Lurmann, Patti Reagan, Marilyn Hite, Cris Cass, Ann Breyfogle, Julee Bidegain, Madeline Katz, Dianne Henderson - 53 - Unsupervised Riding left to right: Marilyn Hite, Trish Lurmann, Sarah Glover, Julee Bidegain, Madeline Katz, Ann Breyfogle, Toodie Fleury Unsupervised Walkers left to right: Trish Lurmann, Sarah Glover, Toodie Fleury, Mary Hopkins, Julee Bidgain, Bill Seltzer, Madeline Katz, Neil Gillies, Marilyn Hite, Pam Spear - 54 - POETRY SEMINAR left to right: Gib Parrish, Bill Dean, Mr. Davis; second row: Ann McDowell, Patti Reagan, Robynn Ridley, Martha Henderson. I leave stepping down red-stone driveways onto falls' pale pavement. October lowers its eyes and waves its arms— a dying saint. Neighborhood filled with floating smoke and children — ash of leaves. Time before there was warmth of wet shoulders. Sun Sun up over my back crawled across the sky — a child time. All this fall I love you you whose name I cannot speak. Yes, Yes you who I may know. GEORGE BALL Flowers can speak of their wind-blown friend. It was written with a last drop on the sagging petals. Earth can cry no more; her tears were rivered away to be another flower's joy. Sorrow left on bare pages of her lonely arms, the motherless tree can grieve for lost children, raked into a fire to give birth to grey powder. Ancient life writes in stone, of a sky too happy to weep, or of a radiant heaven too long forgotten. My lifeless bones cannot offer scriptures to preach of a memory. A crimson balloon will not exhale the misery. And twenty-six pieces of ivory cannot play the loss. —ROBYNN RIDLEY - 55 - Ormedians Back: Steve Richards, Miles Wood, Alice Buhler, Gina Weller, Duncan McClure, Ann McDowell, Bruce Peterson, Cissy Rogers, Jim Moon, Mary Hopkins, Under: Bary Seigel, Cappy Offutt; missing: Tibby Jamplis, Jody Joy, Ricky Sherwood, Bill Harris. Thespians left to right: Jim Moon, Mary Hopkins, Bill Harris, Duncan McClure, Bary Seigel, missing: Jody Joy, Tibby Jamplis, Helen Hudson - 56 - IMPROMPTU - 58 - - 59 - GEORGE CARL BALL, JR. Bard College Drama 9, 10 Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12 Poetry Seminar 12 Arms shielding my face Knees drawn up Falling through flicker Of womb after womb through worlds, Only begging, Mother, must I be born again? You bear me, nurse me I meet you, always love you, you dance on my chest and thigh Forever born again. - 60 - ANN ELIZABETH BREYFOGLE University of Kansas Newspaper 12 Feature Editor Yearbook 12 Copy Editor Student Council Secretary 12 Equestrian Team 9,10,11,12 Vice-President 10, 11 Spanish Club 7, 8, 9, 10 Literary Club 11 Choir 8, 9, 10 4-H 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Drill team 7, 8, 9 Unsupervised Riding 12 Unsupervised Walking 12 Dorm Captain Council 11 Senior Prom Attendant 11 Library Committee 12 Love goes toward love as schoolboys from their books. But love from love toward school with heavy looks Janet, how about a short ride to Dewey for dinner? It's not very far . . . Poo-Poo . . . Night Rides . . . Virginia Slim Tobacco in a Hash pipe at the drive-in . . . adventures and unheeded warnings in S.F. . . . Red fuzy . . . The Great Escape ... Be kind to Roger and Harold ... Let me sleep for an hour ... mi baco . . . Fred. - 61 LAURIE SNOW BURNS University of Arizona French Club 11 Spanish Club 9 Equestrian Team 9, 11, 12 O.R.R.A. 12 Secretary 12 Drama 9, 11 Unsupervised Riding 9 4-H 9 Skeet 9, 11 Pep Club 11,12 Cheerleader 12 Ski Club 9 Football Scorekeeper 12 Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone D.B.—twice in one week . . . Clarence Rules . . . Cowboys . . . Beachnut . . . Where's Wendy? . . . Hey Cornelius, Burnham etc. . . . Queers . . . The Family ... No beer or mokes for me I quit (at school) . . . can't wait to graduate . . . ORRA . . . stupid calves . . . never forget; J.R. - 62 - WILLIAM RAYNER DEAN III Boy's State 11 Student Council 12 Student Body President 12 I.C.C. 11 Junior Class Vice-President Commons Room Executive Committee 11 Literary Club 11 Poetry Seminar 12 Yearbook 11 Newspaper 11,12 Spanish Club 10 Drama 11 Football 10 Tennis 10 Letter 10 Soccer 11,12 Letter 11,12 All-State 12 Survival 10 Dying is on art, like everything else . . . I do it exceptionally well. I do it so it feels real. I do it so it feels like hell. You could soy I have a call. Sure Charlie, I'll help you clear up the problem! . . . 13 . . . Why not?! There's nothing else to do. - 63 GUY ALLEN FALK University Of Arizona Boy's Representative 12 Football 11 French Club 11 Letterman's Club 11,12 Soccer 11,12 Letter 11,12 Student Council 12 Student Government Workshop, A.A.S.C. 11 Survival 11 Tennis 11,12 Track 11,12 Letter 11 “All is transitory in this fleeting world. Let me escape from its illusions and vanities. Are you kidding? . . . Kettlebale 1 2 . . . Nov. 5 Arsenal Unlimited . . . cookouts . . . What could you want me for now, Stan? . . . Never touch the stuff . . . And what's your problem? . You're not depressed — It's your imagination . . popcorn . . s.w. on Saturday . . . Master K . . . boy, it's dark in here . . . problems Mr. C ? . . . Kitchen Kapers Inc. . . . growing for fun . . . just tell them I'm studying ... is there another mouse in the Trashcan? . . . Oh, wow, you're putting me on . . Where's Mr. Day?! . . . - 64 - JO NAN FLEURY Cal Poly-Pamona Library Committee 12 Drill Team 11 4-H 11, 12 French Club 12 I.C.C. 12 Senior Class Secretary Volleyball 12 Letter 12 Hockey 11, 12 Letter 11, 12 Unsupervised Walking 11, 12 Unsupervised Riding 11, 12 Softball 11 Track 11, 12 Swim Team 11, 12 Key Club 12 To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything. Oaths are but words, and words but wind . . . S. D. 6 . . . Hay- barn . . . Spunky . . . Get your dues in sy . Who, me? . . . Spring . . . We boil at different degrees . . . herding . . . yes Earl! . . . Koko. - 65 HEIDI LYNN FURER Chapman College Drill Team 12 This poor little one-horse town. It's a boobiedoo . . . Timber . . . Palm Springs . . . Newport L. A. ... So what, I don't know how to wind a watch . . . how do you spell? . . . Turn that D— light off . . . I'm hungry, where did I put the food? . . When is the next vacation . . . Who has been using my soap? ... A donut is love. - 66 - SARAH HATHAWAY GLOVER Montana State University French Club 12 President 12 4-H 10 Choir 10 Senior Class Vice-President Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Unsupervised Walking 11, 12 Unsupervised Riding 10, 11, 12 I. C. C. 12 library Committee 11, 12 Drill Team 10 Milking 11 Yearbook 10 Softball 10, 11, 12 Letter 10, 11 Swim Team 10, 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Volleyball 11, 12 Letter 11, 12 Hockey 10, 11, 12 Captain 11, 12 letter 10, 11, 12 Simplicity of character is no hindrance to subtlety of intellect. S. D. 6 . . . Howdy . . . Why doesn't it snow? . . . Unsup . . Wait for me! . . . Hockey . . . Haybarn? Who me? . . . Who's got the ball now? . . . Wisconsin may be humid, but no it s not on the East coast . . . Darn, my shoes fell apart again . What now? - 67 - CHRISTOPHER SCOTT HART Northern Arizona University - 68 - MARILYN HARRIS HITE Chapman College World Campus Afloat Equestrian Team 10, 11, 12 President 11,12 Hockey Team 10, 11, 12 Letter 11,12 Co-Captain 12 French Club 11,12 Spanish Club 12 Pep Club 11,12 Dorm Captain Council 11, 12 Commons Room Executive Committee 11 Unsupervised Walking 10, 11, 12 Unsupervised Riding 10, 11, 12 Rodeo Queen 11 Student Council 12 Library Committee 12 Girl's Representative 12 The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance; The wise grows under his feet. Dave, who? ... I want a Costa Rican hat . . . Hey, babe! . . Not another D. B? . . . Oh, Granni! . . . Tuesday morns: Sorry, Ann, I forgot . . . Hey, can't you ever stop laughing? No, Heidi, it's six, s-i-x, not s-e-x! No, I just got back from another weekend . Raphael . . . Rephael! . . . B. T. A., what's up??? . . . Parlez en francaise, mademoiselle Bourner . . . Hey, let's have a party at the Hilton's . . . Did I hear a guinea pig?? . . . Paule, PAULE, who was THAT? (2 a m.) . . . Cissy, habla ingles! - 69 - MARY HOPKINS University of California at Davis Drama 10, 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 French Club 12 4 H 10, 11, 12 President 12 ICC. 12 Key Club 12 Student Librarian 12 Drill Team 11 Volleyball 12 Field Hockey 12 Yearbook 11,12 Unsupervised Walking 10, 11, 12 Royal Order of the Prune 12 Strange we never prize the music Till the sweet-voiced bird has flown, Strange that we should slight the violets Till the lonely flower is gone. Why should I go in the shock?, it stinks in there . . Today the pits, tomorrow the wrinkles I gotta go feed Elmer ... I found this holly . Healdsburg, Charlie, not Hellsburg . . Have you seen my pen anywhere? . . Any silver dimes today7 No, Northern California - 70 - .IFFORD JMMEL orado College iily Football 12 alter 12 11-State 12 er 12 lis 12 etball 12 stling 12 11-State 12 ent Body President 12 ent Council 12 man's Club 12 Club 12 ecoming Attendant 12 Sometimes you think the whole world is falling, and it's only yourself that's leaning.'' R.O.S. Rules . . . The Phantom strikes again! . . . God, are you stupid . . . Brave Maidens forever . . . G.P.L. is great . . . What a drag! ... I just LOVE Orme!!! . . . Are you kidding me? . . . DUMMY!!! . . . Women have more imagination than men . They need it to tell us how wonderful we are!! - 71 MARIAN BEECHER HUNTINGTON University of Denver Volleyball 9, 10, 11 Softball 9, 10 Hockey 10 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 11 President 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Cheerleading 11,12 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class President I.C.C. 11 Student Council 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 Cliff 12 Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship, but it is the best ending for one. Harlow Bird Legs . Maree . . . Stirrup Dot 1 and 2 '66-'67, close the door pleose YES George you can borrow a cigarette, 75, WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO TO JUDSON??? . down crik (!) could be trouble, Camaro SS, . . . picnics , . . I'm freez- ing . Guadalajara HAIR . Flowerpot down 2 . . Birdwom- on pre-season 68 Sept. 14 . . Are you kidding me? God I guess' Will they EVER spell my name right?: . . Parents Day (?) THANKSGIVING I'm trying to quit1 - 72 EDWARD FEARON JORDAN Ohio Wesleyan - 73 - ELLEN PIERPONT KING Trinity University Latin Club 11 National Classics League A Book of Verses underneath the Bough, A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread,—and Thou Beside me singing in the Wilderness— Oh, Wilderness were Paradise enowi FP down 1 Bathroom Brigade ... FP up 4 advisor . . . Hey, who stole my Barrette . . . Jones, shutup! ... Go God, Beat Buddha . . . Hail! . . . Turn off the radio, the bell rang 15 minutes ago . . . Don't sell cokes to the underclassmen . . . Hey, listen, spray some perfume . . . Cliff, tell Mr. Symonds I won't be there today . . . permanent resident of the Senior Shack . . . Where'd my cigarettes go? . . . Lung pollution . . . Parent's Day—Thanksgiving . . . - 74 - ELI WHITNEY KNIGHT Rifle 8 Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 11 I.C.C. 11 Track 10, 11 Cross Country 11,12 Letter 12 Riding 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Faciabam quod necesse est . . . sum quod eris. I did it because it was inevitable . . . I am what you will be. EWK . . . uncle, usher, participator of Serpentine practices and Rodeos . . . store — 19 consecutive breakdowns ... a five hundred pound canary in the shack . . . occasional janitor thereof . . . Hein- lein et alia . . . chooser of difficult paths ... I'm not being diffi- cult, just downright impossible! . . . responsible for the amounts of low humor — Dr. Jekyll, are you hyding something? ... in other words . . . it's about that time . . . those machines will have to go — please don't kick the machines; how'd you like it if they kicked back? . . . study? never just do a good job when in a pinch! . . . 1972 is going to be a good year. - 75 - FRED SMITH MARKHAM Football 11,12 Basketball 10 Track 11. 12 Wrestling 11, 12 Baseball 10 Pep Club 11,12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 10 Skeet Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Letterman's Club 11, 12 Class President 10, 11 I.C.C. 10 The Moving Finger writes; and having writ. Moves on: nor oil thy Pity nor Wit Shall live it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it. - 76 - JANET BLACKINGER MARKHAM University of Santa Clara Spanish Club 10, 11 Pep Club 11,12 Class President 12 Cheerleader 11,12 Head 12 Equestrian Team 10, 11, 12 Student Council 11, 12 Unsupervised Walking 12 Unsupervised Riding 12 Homecoming Attendant 11 Queen 12 Yearbook 10 Girl's State 11 Girl's Representative 11 Dorm Captain 11 Rodeo Queen Attendant 10, 11 Chris 12 Of life's two chief prizes, beauty and truth, I found the first in a loving heart and the second in a laborer's hand. Pre-season football . . . midnight rides . . . the trailer . . . Southern Comfort . . . cobin 11 . . . o strategic location — Connerville . . . Green Bay Packers — 15 . . . Guadalajara . . . San Francisco . . . Warman and Carnecke . . . Chipmonk . . . Mom . . . opposites attract. . . - 77 - WILLIAM KENNETH MATHIESON New Mexico Highlands University Chapel Committee II, 12 Choir 9, 10, 11 Drama 10, 11, 12 O.R.R.A. 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary 12 Art 12 Milking 9, 10, 11 Dorm Captain 12 Commons Room Executive Committee 12 President 12 Letterman's Club 11 Football 11,12 Letter Soccer 12 Letter Pep Club 12 Each to his own life Las Vegas, New Mexico? Never heard of it! . . . P. P. . . . Despain 1 . . . Don't smoke in this dorm! . . . Hey Al, I'm Turn- ing you in for smoking . . . Drinking . . . Joy . . . Christmas '68 Spring '69 . . . Porker . . . rain . . . spades . . . K.L.H. . . , The Commons Room is Closed! . . . Help . . . Sorry about that . . . I refuse to go near that Coke machine! ... 4 years at Orme . . . Caborca, Sonora Mexico . . . Fords Rule! . . . You don't under- stand, Wim . . 61 . . . Mean Hateful . . . P P., Summer '69 . . . ? . . At Last, The End! - 78 - WENDY ALISON PAGE San Francisco State College Swim Team 7 Newspaper 12 Superfluous - 79 - ROY GIBSON PARRISH Yale Student Council 12 Student Body President 12 Chapel Committee 12 Pep Club 12 Letterman's Club 12 Cross Country 12 Letter 12 Wrestling 12 Letter 12 Swimming 12 Track 12 Choir 12 Latin Club 12 Poetry Seminar 12 Newspaper 12 Skiing 12 Dorm Captain 12 Soccer 12 NMSQT Finalist 12 The Band 12 The horror! The horror! Dedicated to Mrs. George W. Dovis III The toad sat in the lazy Water And belched flies as the Moon rose. When the moon sank Beneath the willow trees That felt the wind crying At dawn, The toad turned slowly And ate. The flies were fat And black with sweat. But the toad only Laughed And went on eating. Down at the mill-pond I killed three toads. But tonight I heard Them burping again; And the flies Buzzed loudly. - 80 - RICHARD CHANDLER PETERSON Lewis and Clark College Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Letter 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Letter 10, 11 J.V. Basketball 10, 11 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12 President 12 French Club 9 Chapel Committee 10, 11, 12 President 12 I.C.C. 12 Newspaper 12 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 11 Key Club 12 4-H 9 LEMON 10, 11, 12 For that which Befalleth the sons of men, befalleth Beasts — as one abideth so doth the other Mutz . . . MECSKRSF . . . Camelot . . . R.W. . . . Mr. C . . . Brute . . . Just Good Friends!?! . . . Who's a LEMON??? ... A LOVING Husband??? . . . GS 400 . . . The Rev . . . All-State . . . Beast . . . Mutz. - 81 - JOHN TEN EYCK SENER Soccer 11, 12 Baseball 12 Drama 12 Skeet 11,12 Photography Club 12 Quoth the raven—Nevermore.” Steiner: Cabin 21 Import Co., Four wheels are better than two. Honk . . Mrs. Day . . . Ya wanna check out the darkroom? . . . College? . . . Two strokes have had it. Wipeout . . . Hang Ten . . . Huntington Pier . . . L. A.Rules Man! I came back. 82 Live for today, 'cause tomorrow may never come. . . . the hustle . . . haybarn . . . d.c. say, you got any dubeys? . . R. I. ... 104 buds . . . s.m. . . . snow parties . . . Jave, Geo., Bill and Tank; toned to death . . pigs . . . the den . . . c.b. 22. THOMAS HENRY SOUSA University of Arizona Chapel Committee 12 Pep Club 12 Key Club 12 Varsity Track 12 WILHELMUS FREDERIKUS UDING Art 12 Commons Room Executive Committee 12 Cross Country 12 Choir 12 Drama 12 Track 12 Soccer 12 All-State 12 Letter 12 Life is but a joke. Laughing is good as long as one does not forget how to cry Uding . . . Say something in Dutch . . . solitude ... I don't care, as long as I have fun . . . North Sea . . . Flying Junior . . . Scheveningen . . . M.v.d.V. . . . X-mas '69 - Las Vegas, N.M. . . . soccer - Hey Tyrone . . . Flying Dutchman . . . Hans . . . American girls??? . . : Chocolate Chip . . Waterman '68 - - - Aurelia '69 . . . Valley Ho . . . Despain 1 . . . Sprechen Sie Dutch . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . branding . . . THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER . . . Banjo, you reform school fugitive . . . Camels, please!! . . . Go to H . . . olland . . : Holland Gin . . . - 84 HARRY STACEY WHITTAKER Harvey Mudd Soccer 10, 11, 12 Letter 11,12 Skeet 10, 11, 12 Cross Country 12 Letter 12 Drama 12 Newspaper 12 Photography Club 12 Yea, and he did fly on the wings of the Wind . . . Cabin 21 import Co. . . . Mothers . . . Pursang . . . Blue Wash . . Gross Art . . . Stockton ... El Rapid . . . Screw Nose . . Good Bye and good Luck to the Fabulous Furry Freaks of Fame and Fortune in BC (boys camp) . . . No not necessarily in that order. - 85 Pep Club Back: Russell Hause, Dave Reid, Bruce Peterson, Randy Parrish, Duncan McClure, Cap Offutt, Ruth Jones,- Middle: Pete Donau, Dianne Henderson, Linda Miller, Char Hum- mel, Chan Peterson, Glenda Cornelius, Barbara Rice, Marilyn Hite; Front: Marian Hunt- ington (President), Cliff Hummel, Chris Painter, Madeline Katz, Cheri Bowman; miss- ing: Bill Harris (Photographer), Ken Mathieson, Tungsten Tucker. Cheerleaders Linda Miller Janet Markham Head Cheerleader Julee Bidegain Robin Jones Marian Huntington M I INV31 8961 llVBlOOd Dave Webb and Chan Peterson Pi€itUct went t., fact t e ycwteA wenc xouyAen.. Ken Mathieson Guard Phil Cabaud Center - 91 - Carl FriscHkorn Tackle The field is dead now. The scoreboard, fallen on its back, is the stretcher waiting for the injured player. Bleachers stand empty, Birds hop from seat to seat looking for lost popcorn boxes. Mud oozes by the 50-yard line, spreading the color of the field to red pools of blood spilt by gone warriors. A megaphone lies empty of voice. Birds scamper around the goals move in, and fly away . . . Bob McLeod Guard - 93 - Jim Jenckes Center Russ Hause End Bill Hargrove Halfback - 94 - ?4 fHZte -- ancta, frattiit.. Dave Reid Tackle Coach Davis Back: Guy Falk, Ken Mathieson, Wim Uding, Tenny Sener, Harry Whittaker; Middle: Peter Allen, Mark Haskell, Rick Sherwood, John Walton, Cap Offutt, Dave Pulliam, Bill Dean, Ed Jordan, Front: John Stibolt, Bruce Peterson; missing: Randy Parrish. - 96 - Coach Allen 'ItiUltectuat StfieMente a touy afiont Season's Record Orme 0—Greenfields 5 Orme 1—Verde Valley 12 Orme 3—Judson 1 Orme 2—Greenfields 4 Orme 2—SAS 3 Orme 1—Verde Valley 10 Orme 2—Judson 3 Orme 8—PCD 0 Orme 2—PCD 3 Orme 5—SAS 0 Team Captain — Wim Uding - 99 - Bill Hargrove, Chris Hart, Sherm Sexton, Coach Lipke, Bob McLeod, Russ Hause, Cliff Hummel, lorn Miller, Miles Wood. SEASON'S RECORD Orme 50 — Mayer 52 Orme 41 — Verde Valley 57 Orme 36 — Seton 50 Orme 55 — SAS 57 Orme 59 — Prescott 64 Orme 76 — PCD 62 Orme 50 — Judson 52 Orme 39 — Mayer 76 Orme 36 — Seton 61 Orme 47 — Seligman 83 Orme 53 — Prescott 58 Orme 55 — Seton 52 Orme 34 — SAS 69 Orme 52 — PCD 41 Orme 48 - SAS 51 Outstanding player of the year — Chris Hart High scorer of the year — Chris Hart Seasons Record Orme 0—Seton 3 Orme 0—SAS 3 Orme 1—Judson 5 Orme 10—Seligman 5 Orme 7—PCD 0 Orme 12—Mayer 10 Orme 13-SAS 1 Orme 12—Greenfields 10 Orme 12-PCD 1 Orme 8—Verde Valley 9 Orme 12—Seligman 2 Orme 0—Seton 10 Orme 7—Verde Valley 13 Orme 10—Mayer 9 Far out, Sherm Back: Coach Allen, Jim Jenckes, Ed Jordan, Tenny Sener, Dave Reid, Russ Hause, Mike Tinker, Tom Atha, Coach Young; front: Scott Morris, Tom Miller, Sherm Sexton, Bruce Peterson, Randy Parrish, Chan Peterson, Gary Katz. 102 - - 103 - 104 - It's a bird, It's a plane, No, it's just Dave! - 105 - Bruce Peterson, Randy Parrish, Gib Parrish, Tungsten Tucker; missing: Whit Knight, Tom Miller, Bob McLeod, Coach Symonds. SEASON'S RECORD Orme 22 — Judson 39 Orme 31 — Verde Valley 26 Orme 35 — Verde Valley 20 Orme 35 — Verde Valley 24 — Judson 69 CROSS- COUNTRY - 106 - TENNIS Back: Chris Cass, Coach Davis, Liz Smith, Robyn Ridley; Front: Neil Gillies, John Stibolt, Bill Seltzer; missing: Linda Miller, Cliff Hummel. VOLLEYBALL Back: Toodie Fleury, Sarah Glover, Linda Miller, Ann Sickler, Robin Baker; Front: Liz Smith, Cissie Rogers, Lynn Burnham, Sally Murphy, Laurie Burns, Glenda Cornelius, Robyn Ridley, Mary Hopkins. Orme — PCD ............... won Orme — Seton ............ lost Orme — PCD ............... won Orme — Seton ............. won Orme — Judson ........... lost Orme — Judson ............ won State Tournament — 2nd Place Orme 21 — Greenfields 2 Orme 21 — Fenster 16 Orme 21 - PCD 19 Orme 14 — Seton 21 - 107 - back: Pete Donau, Tom Atha, Mike Suman, Eric Sandberg, Doug Whitehouse, Coach Longton; middle: Neil Gillies, Pete Bisschop, Tim Pel I issier, Tom Miller, Bill Keshishian; front: Jim Jenckes, Bill Seltzer, Andy Youngs, Gib Parrish, Fred Markham. WRESTLING Warriors - 108 - State Champions! left to right: Liz Smith, Marilyn Hite, Toodie Fleury, Sarah Glover, Linda Miller, Ann Sickler, Robynn Ridley, Robin Baker, second row: Martha Henderson, Cissie Rogers, Sally Murphy, Lynn Burnham, Laurie Burns, Glenda Cornelius, Mary Hopkins, Alice Buhler. Always in the lead 109 - left to right: Bruce Peterson, Toodie Fleury, Sarah Glover, Steve Richards, Madeline Katz, Carol Sheffer- man, Barbara Rice, Trish Lurmann, Cissy Rogers, Mary Hopkins, Paule Greening, Linda Miller. back: Chris Love, Russell Hause, Gib Parrish, Cliff Hummel, Randy Parrish, Tim Pellissier; front: Marilyn Hite, Cissie Rogers, Ann Breyfogle, Marian Huntington, Paule Greening, Scott Morris. STUDENT COUNCIL 111 Dorm Captains Council left to right: Pete Donau, Gib Parrish, Chan Peterson, Linda Miller, Bruce Peterson, Liz Smith, Cappy Offutt, Randy Parrish, Ruth Jones, Marilyn Hite, Cris Painter. 112 - JUMIOR§ 114 ANNE HESTER BARRICK Orme is all (h)ours. KATHLEEN MARY BETTERTON The Chemistry nut strikes again BRAIN GRANATH BECKER Piff't Cumguot 115 - LYNN ELISE BURNHAM UFA-MEA CHERYL JEAN BOWMAN Puxa que Vida! 116 - WENDY KEATING BURNS Honorary member of the D.B. GLENDA K. CORNELIUS It sounds like a plan . . . (C.J.)! PETER MICHAEL DONAU Super Dog's Lips PAULE BROOKE GREENING All the world is queer except me. - 117 - - 118 - HELEN LOUISE HUDSON Life is one big game, but I still can't find the stadium. JODY JOY I Sapphire? — Who me? I I JAMES RUFFALO JENCKES 8-1; stoned soul picnic MADELINE STEPHANIE KATZ What this school needs is joint effort ERIC KAZAN 8-1; stoned soul picnic 119 - DUNCAN ADAMS McCLURE Absolutely, Positively, ALWAYS ANN LAVELLE McDOWELL Madness awaits those who can not articulate their sensations. CASPER YOST OFFUTT, III The BAND will play on. 120 - RANDALL RICHARDSON PARRISH Support the Band BRUCE PHILIP PETERSON Love Thy Fellow Mon. - 121 - PATRICIA ANN REAGAN After four years, it gets very cramped. ROBIN LYNN RIDLEY Good morning Charlie, Good morning Charlie, Good morning Charlie . CATHERINE ELIZABETH ROGERS Cissie! SHERMAN JOHN SEXTON 8- ; stoned soul picnic - 122 - WILLIAM KENT SELTZER I believe in Unicorns. 9 DUNN JACOBI SIBLEY, III Flying rules! -or- lo que sere, es lo que me estoy haciendo? - 123 - TUNGSTEN FORGE TUCKER Harken unto the tread of the anthropods. Rayner Phillip G.W.D III Richardson Gibson Yost In absurdist experience, suffering is individual. But from the moment when a movement of rebellion begins, suffering is seen as a collective experience. The malady experienced by a single man becomes a mass plague. In our daily trials rebel- lion plays the same role as does the cogito in the realm of thought: it is the first piece of evidence. But this evidence lures the individual from his solitude. It founds its first value on the whole human race. I rebel—therefore we exist. by Albert Camus taken from The Rebel 126 - ROBIN CANNEL BAKER GAIL STERRY BROERING This whole thing is meaningless JAMIE JEAN BOSWELL Fake anything but yourself LEONARD LUTCHER BROWN Felicidade e' sair daqui 127 - MARY PATRICIA DOUGHERTY Stillborn nausea CARL FRANCIS FRISHCHKORN 8-1; stoned soul picnic SALLY JO HANSEN Blue soul WILLIAM NEIL GILLIES Calpernicus ... I 128 - RUTH MARILYN JONES Intelligence is a state of mind u A CHARLENE HUMMEL Nothing good happens fast RUSSELL KING HAUSE Gee ... Hi George . . .!? DIANE MARIE HENDERSON Time is not on our side ir-S 129 - DEBORAH ELIZABETH KALGAARD No exit GARY MICHAEL KATZ Life is not a problem to solve But it's a Mystery to live SUSAN MARCIA MANSFIELD Yeh . . . except on weekends - 130 - LYNN MEADE LANEY, III Organ Grinders have no function? SARA JEFFRIS MURPHY You're such a doyoy LINDA KAY MILLER Standin' at the crossroads ERICA DE FRANCIA NEVILLE Happiness is not being bothered CHRISTINE MARKHAM PAINTER Hello's the word before good-bye Sometimes it rains, sometimes it shines Yet the things I want are seldom mine. 131 BARBARA RICE Burning fences PHOEBE JANE RENNEKAMP Bulldogs are cute! 132 - CHRISTINE CAROL SHOEMAKER If your efforts are criticized it means you've done something worth talking about. MAHALA VICTORIA SIBLEY Thru ivy wade . . . ELIZABETH BEEMER SMITH Palm Springs '69 ANN WALKER SICKLER Smile when you are sad and fool the world. 133 - CHARLES FRANKLIN VAN DE WATER RUP! 134 - Sept. 14, 1968 The Jet Set left L.A. International Airport, in their spacey jet plane, headed for Haight and other Hep spots. The question remains did they really fly in a plane? Little did they know that their trip was to turn out a bummer” and they were brought down at Orme School. Since their arrival they have been known to make group activities out of really heavy things such as lunch lines, circle games, commons room grappling matches, bus rides, and generally defying gravity. They have forced the school to arrive at the opinion that they are a far out group of groupies. We're Hep - 135 - Stewardesses Flight Crew FRE§HM£M 136 - PHILIP REED BRADISH Sappy ROBERT DALE BAXTER We live to forget! ALICE JULIANA BUHLER Laugh at yourself. 137 - CHRISTINE CASS Barnyard Babies? CYNTHIA JANE COOK Cookie say . . . VALERIE ANN DUMKE Smile CAROL CLAIRE DEMING Flowers never bend in the rainfall. 138 - PENNY ARLENE HANSEN Dorado Osuro Chico Rules! MARK HASKELL Anyone want to buy a tape recorder? STEVENSON LEWIS EDWARDS Cowboys and Horses are for the Birds. ANDREW DUKE FORD no comment 139 - - 140 - THOMAS CARLETON MILLER Oklahoma is O.K. EDWARD VEITCH MILLAR Tyrone is a Curly Cue. MARY ELLEN MUSHAM Paranoia is a deranged kind of wisdom. JAMES MORRIS MOON Don Quijote is alive and living in the Admissions office. 141 TERRY ANN RANDALL War is a timeless existence . . . but peace shall live on forever. 142 STEPHEN LANE ROBINSON Once in the saddle did it! PATRICIA EVELYN SANBORN When in doubt, fake it, but always be yourself. ERIC BRETON SANDBERG Available RICHARD ALLEN SHERWOOD Dim 143 - MICHAEL CLYDE STEVENS You're too young! SUSAN DENT WEBSTER Suffer in rhythm GINA ANDREA WELLER I hate Photographers! 145 STEPHEN DOUGLAS WHISLER Very interesting . . . but stupid! EDWARD DOUGLAS WHITEHOUSE I'm not hoping. MELISSA JEAN WOOD If you're not near the one you love, love the one you're near. MILES HERBERT WOOD What. . . 146 - CANYON I On either side these rocks poise in their eternity. Eye fearfully searches them then relievedly drops down to a foot kicking peebles in abstraction. I have built a fire; one which causes my body to lean— a mind to play pause scream. There is no exhalation. Your figure lingers, image unresolvable. A photograph — black white — gulls banking in their search attempt to leave the shimmer of sun-streaked sea. This absence of sound I cannot escape. GEORGE N. DAVIS 148 PETER RONALD ALLEN H'm that food smells good. h REBECCA JANE BOWMAN What's happening over there? ! - 149 - CRISPEN DAVID COLE Survival WILLIAM VIRGIL HARGROVE nothing - 150 - CHRISTOPHER THORNTON LOVE Dr. Devious — I'm not irrational. SCOTT THATCHER MORRIS Skiers Rule EDWARD McCANN Look on the bright side of things. 151 STEVEN WALLACE RICHARDS What am I supposed to do? 153 CORNER THE ORMES Aunt Minna Charlie, Mimi, Dreka 154 - r' � Stan, Rod, and Jean The Hiltons Pam, Al, Leslie, Alan, Jan The Glosses The Allens Peter, Anita, David, Toby, and Helga The Christines Donny, Don, Duke, Scotty, and Gale The Youngs Chan, Heather, Beau, and Sandra - 157 - The Symonds The Lipkes Kris, Eric, Fred, and Tonia Jim, Kathy, and Gretchen The LaviVs Marty, Danny, and Rick The Harts Doug, Buck, Jan, Fritz, and Chris - 159 Annie, Toni, William, Andy, Shannon BUSINESS OFFICE Left to right: Bert F. Thompson (Bus- iness Manager), Harlen Wold, Ema Guest, lone Millard, Carrie Sawyer. Mary Sylvia Housekeeper NURSE AND FAMILY Left to right: Lisa, Dianna, Chino, and Jeanie Kent. 161 Jack and Lou Alfred Chefs left to right: Oscar Maple, Pat Kelly, Burt Mims, Argie Darling, Ray Dionne Oran Ortlieb Dairy, Ranch The Walczaks Assistant Nurse Ranch The Meyers Night Supervisor Ranch 162 - The Gardners Claude Krontz Helen Hendon, R.N. Nurse Les Johnson Ranch 163 - ADDRESSES Allen, Peter - The Orme School, Mayer, Ariz. Anderson, Debbi - 239 Via Ithaca, Newport Beach, Calif. Atha, Tom - 13946 Sunset Blvd., Pacific Palisades, Calif. Baker, Robin - 16852 Sea Witch, Huntington Harbour, Calif. Ball, George - 708 Cresent Blvd,, Glen Ellyn, 111. Barrick, Ann - 4521 - 22nd Street, Lubbock, Texas Baxter, Bob - 710 West Drive, Seymour, Ind. Becker, Brian - 1541 Ramillo Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Betterton. Kathy - 216 Outer Dr., Oak Ridge, Term. Bidegain, Julee - Montoyo, New Mexico Bisschop, Peter - 722 Sheperd Hills Dr., Tucson, Ariz. Boswell, Jamie - 2910 Vallejo, San Francisco, Calif. Bowman, Cheri - Caixa Postal, Campinas, S.P., Brazil Bowman, Bekki - 645 San Antonio, San Diego, Calif. Bradish, Reed - 1345 Green Lane, La Canada, Calif. Breyfogle, Ann - 528 East Cedar, Olathe, Kansas Broering, Gail - 338 Evening Canyon Road, Corona del Mar, California Brown, Len - Lieja 6865, Montevideo, Uruguay, S.A. Brown, Niki - Big Park, Box 510, Sedona, Arizona Buhler, Alice - 3455 Linda Vista Rd., Glendale, Calif. Burnham, Lynn - 14702 Romero Dr., Whittier, Calif. Burns, Laurie - 4621 Brighton. Corona del Mar, Calif. Burns, Wendy - 4621 Brighton, Corona del Mar, Calif. Cass, Chris - 617 Arbor Street, Pasadena, Calif. Cole, Chris - 8244 E. Montecito, Scottsdale, Ariz. Cook, Cindy - 7520 Lakeside Lane, Scottsdale, Ariz. Cornelius, Glenda - P.O. Box 168, Solvang, Calif. Dean, Bill - 5915 N. Camino Escalante, Tucson, Ariz. Deming, Carol - P.O. Box 127, Sun Valley, Idaho Donau, Peter - Rex Ranch, Amado, Arizona Dougherty, Pat - San Domingo Ranch, Box 1136, Beeville, Texas Dumke, Val - 107 Milford Drive, Corona del Mar, Calif. Edwards, Steve - 1 Rathbone Place, Grosse Point, Mich. Falk, Guy - 7355 Eagle Creek Drive, Dayton, Ohio Fleury, Toodie - 2248 Highland Oaks Dr., Arcadia, Calif. Ford, Duke - 20 West 3rd Street, Maysville, Kentucky Frischkorn, Carl - 135 Ridgewood Rd., Huntington, W.Va. Furer, Heidi - 1000 Bogart Trail, Palm Springs, Calif. Gillies, Neil - 9 Cimmarron Drive, Littleton, Colo. Glover, Sarah - 3706 Spring Trail, Madison, Wise. Greening, Paule - 7 East Orangewood, Phoenix, Ariz. Hansen, Penny - 12 St. Joseph Manor, Elkhart, Ind. Hansen, Sally - 4896 Dixie Drive, San Diego, Calif. Hargrove, Bill - 2202 Greer Rd., Palo Alto, Calif. Harris, Bill - 9323 Guernsey Lane, Dallas, Texas Hart, Chris - The Orme School, Mayer, Ariz. Haskell, Mark - 4415 E. Ft. Lowell Rd., Tucson, Ariz. Hause, Russ - 701 E. Huntington, Beeville, Texas Henderson, Dianne - Box 579, Aguilar, Colorado Henderson, Martha - 2704 Colonial Pkwy, Ft. Worth, Tex. Hite, Marilyn - P.O. Box 2415, HuntridgeSta., Las Vegas. Nev. Hopkins, Mary - 8300 Eastside Rd., Healdsburg, Calif. Hudson, Helen - 4412 North 46th Place, Phoenix, Ariz. Hummel, Char and Cliff - 40 Calle Encanto, Tucson, Arizona Huntington, Marian - 277 N. Saltair Av., Los Angeles, Calif. Jamplis, Tibby - 68 Inglewood Lane, Atherton, Calif. Jenckes, Jim - 601 W. Flynn Lane, Phoenix, Ariz. Jones, Ruth - 1050 Moraga Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Jordan, Ed - 1022 Rowena Lane, Napa, California Joy, Jody - 1207 Spanish River Rd., Boca Raton, Fla. Kalgaard, Liz. - Box 1177, Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. Kalisch, Debbi - 7 Woodside Lane, Westport, Conn. Katz, Gary - 16037 Royal Oak Road, Encino, Calif. Katz, Madeline - 325 Leucadendra Dr., Coral Gables, Fla. Kazan, Eric - 2318 Palo Verde Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Keshishian, Bill - 4610 Tournay Rd., Washington, D.C. King, Pier - 5322 Western Hills Rd., Austin, Texas Knight, Whit - RFD 7 - 548 Stanwich Rd., Greenwich, Conn. Laney, Meade - 4031 E. San Miguel, Phoenix, Arizona Leenhouts, Bill - 1726 N. Kutch Dr., Flagstaff, Ariz. Love, Chris - 4931 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri Lurmann, Trish - 360 Robinwood Lane, Hillsborough, Calif. McClure, Duncan - 2700 Scott St., San Francisco, Calif. McDonald, Sherri - The Orme School, Mayer, Ariz. McDowell, Ann - 25 Sutton Place South, New York, N.Y, McLeod, Bob - Rte 1, Box 165, Thermal, California Mansfield, Sue - 106 Orange Drive. Salinas, Calif. Markham, Fred - 945 Country Club Dr., Prescott, Ariz. Markham, Janet - 945 Country Club Dr., Prescott, Ariz. Mathieson, Ken - Mora Route, Box 115, Las Vegas, N.M. Millar, Ed - 75 Seaview Ave., Piedmont, California Miller, Linda - 318 N.W. 17, Oklahoma City, Okla. Miller, Tom - 318 N.W. 17, Oklahoma City, Okla. Moon, Jim - 340 E. 57th Street, New York, N.Y. Morris, Scott - 3 Clovetree Place, Portuguese Bend, Calif. Murphy, Sally - 7319 No. Bridge Lane, Milwaukee, Wise. Musham, Mary - 366 Sterling Road, Kenilworth, Illinois Neville, Erica - 22322 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, Calif. Norton, Mike - 10850 La Palma, Blythe, California Offutt, Cappy - 38 Austin Avenue, Atherton, California Page, Wendy - 7266 Franklin Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Painter, Chris - 213 Sapphire, Balboa Island, California Parrish, Gib - 621 N.W. 40th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Parrish, Randy - 621 N.W. 40th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Pellissier, Tim - 4 Sol Brae, Orinda, California Peterson, Bruce - 848 Glenmere Way, Los Angeles, Calif. Peterson, Chan - 720 Camino de la Costa, La Jolla, Calif. Pogue, Claudia - 424 Sycamore Drive, Exeter, Calif. Potter, Will - 11419 N. Sundown Dr., Scottsdale, Ariz. Pulliam, Dave - 212 Cabrillo Road, Arcadia, Calif. Pulliam, Nancy - 212 Cabrillo Road, Arcadia, Calif. 164 - Randall, Terry - 2920 N. Commonwealth Ave., Chicago, 111. Ray, Joan - P.O. Box 1108, Bozeman, Montana Reagan, Patti - 1669 San Onofre, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Reid, Dave - 8039 N. 3rd Ave., Phoenix, Arizona Rennekamp, Mike - 5585 Kings School Rd., Bethel Park, Pa. Rennekamp, Phoebe - 5585 Kings School Rd., Bethel Park, Pa. Rice, Barbara - 1048 Volante Drive, Arcadia, Calif. Ridley, Robin - 700 Nancy Lane, Fullerton, Calif. Richards, Steve - 1048 Olsen St., Tucson, Arizona Robinson, Steve - 2667 Hidden Valley Rd., La Jolla, Calif. Rogers, Cissie - Apartado 3, San Pedro Sula, Honduras, C.A. Sanborn, Pat - P.O. Box 219, Wickenburg, Arizona Sandberg, Eric - 1445 Tartan Trail, Hillsborough, Calif. Seltzer, Bill - 17795 Vineland, Monte Sereno, Calif. Sener, Tenny - 201 Goodwood Gardens, Baltimore, Md. Sexton, Sherm - 425 East 6th St., Hinsdale, Illinois Shefferman, Carol - 1148 Skokie Dr., Glencoe. Illinois Sherwood, Ricky - 64 Fairview Ave., Atherton, Calif. Shoemaker, Christy - P.O. 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Hayward, Phoenix, Arizona Walton, John - Box 167, Kirkland, Arizona Webster, Sue - 4007 Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. Weller, Gina - 314 “G” Avenue, Coronado, California Whisler, Doug - 670 Park Boulevard, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Whitehouse, Doug - 209 Clarke Ave., Palm Beach, Fla. Whittaker, Harry - Triple T Mobile Trailer Court, P.O. Box 1413, Glendale, Arizona Wood, Melissa - 14285 Valley Vista, Sherman Oaks, Calif. Wood, Miles - 1517 Miramar Drive, Balboa, California Wood, Bekki - Box 342, Rancho Santa Fe, California Youngs, Andy - 2911 Washington Ave., Evansville, Ind. A D „ V C u R T § E R §1 Orme students thank you! For Your Printing Lithographic Need . . . Dorn Lttkfr e uKm, Lm. 2520 North 16th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85006 - 166 - ■ THE LATE E. M. TUCKER, Sr., the inventor and founder of the Tucker SNO-CAT Corporation, who was one of 13 children, was born in a log cabin on Jump-Off Joe Creek in 1892 near Grants Pass, Oregon. During his youth he walked to school through deep snow, and even at this early age he began working on different devices for transportation over snow which eventually led to the development of the world famed SNO-CAT. In the early twenties Mr. Tucker built several spiral driven machines and also experimented with rubber trach (idler wheel) ma- chines, but had very little success with the principles in- volved. The rubber froze and stretched out of shape, the boggie (idler) wheels would freeze solid and the tracks would come off on side hills. After these experiences Mr. Tucker realized that unless he could come upwith a com- pletely different system, he would never achieve his desire to build a vehicle to travel over deep, soft snow with a min- imum amount of mechanical trouble and expense. MR. TUCKER WORKED in Los Angeles on models, perfecting the SNO-CAT idea. He then moved to Grass Valley, California, where the first production line was establish- ed. This successful venture was terminated by a move to Medford, Oregon, determined by Mr. Tucker’s long-expressed desire to return to the Rogue River Valley. Mr. Tucker spent 50 years in building and improving his snow machines, and his firm is recognized as the oldest successful manufacturer of snow vehicles in the world. TUCKER SNO-CAT CORPORATION MEDFORD, OREGON BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969! Commercial Cattle TOEHOLD RANCH KIRKLAND. ARIZONA JOHN F. WALTON, Owner if Best Wishes SCeKVeKicCte, SAN DIEGO from . . 200th ANNIVERSARY MR. and MRS. COMPLIMENTS . . JORDAN SMITH PACIFIC SERVICES CO. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1969 . . from the CLASS of 1973 - 170 - COMPLIMENTS THE OF A FRIEND SILENT GIANT AQUARIUM AIR PUMP U.S. Patent No. 2.961.149 AIR TO SPARE Manufactured by AQUARIUM PUMP SUPPLY. 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