Pioneer High School - Torch Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1966 volume:

1966 Torch Volume VII PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF PIONEER HIGH SCHOOL, WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA JUDY RICHARDSON EDITOR IN CHIEF PAULETTE LEU ASSISTANT EDITOR PAUL ADAMS ART EDITOR LINDY WALLACE BUSINESS MANAGER KATHY WOLFE CLASSES AND ORGANIZATION BETH WILKINSON FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION BARBARA SCHNEIDER PEP AND ACTIVITIES VINCE DAVIS SPORTS EDITOR ■ ' ifei, - - IP 4 Table of Contents DEDICATION PEP AND ACTIVITIES Cheerleaders 8 Songleaders 9 Flagsters 10 Majorettes I I Drill Team 12 Mascots 1 5 Band 16 Homecoming Assembly 18 Homecoming Dance 19 Homecoming Queen and Court 20 After Games Dances 22 Assemblies 23 Titanette Review 24 Girls ' League Dance 26 Junior-Senior Prom 28 Talent Show 30 Fall Play ZS ' ' . 31 Faculty vs. Harlem Clowns 32 Faculty vs. Seniors 33 Boys ' League Car Show 34 Fine Arts Festival 35 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 3 , C.S.F. Members 38 Principal ' s List 40 International Club . 42 Varsity Club 43 Concert Bond and Orchestra 44 Titan Choir and Girls ' Chorus 45 Creative Writing Quill Scroll 46 Home Economics and Photo Clubs 47 Medical Careers Titan Guides 48 Finance and Titan Tones 49 Forensic and Thespians 50 Industrial Arts and Auto 51 Publicity and Activities 52 French, Spanish and German 53 Pep Club 54 Chess and Stamp Club 55 STUDENT GOVERNMENT A.S.B. Officers and Cabinet 58 Boys ' and Girls ' League 61 Boys ' and Girls ' Council 62 House and Senate 63 SENIOR SECTION Torch Staff 64 Tribune Staff 66 Bank of America Awards 68 D.A.R. Award Boys ' Girls ' St. 69 56 70 Senior Class Picture 72 Senior Class Officers 74 Senior Portraits 78 Senior Scatter Page |I9 CLASSES AND CURRICULUM 120 Junior Class Officers 122 Junior Class Portraits 123 Sophomore Class Officers . 136 Sophomore Class Portraits . 137 Scatter Page 147 Freshman Class Officers 148 Freshman Class Portraits 149 SPORTS 160 Football 162 Water Polo 1 70 Cross Country 1 72 Basketball |74 Wrestling |80 Baseball 1 84 Gymnastics 1 88 Track |92 Tennis |94 Swimming |96 Golf -! ' Ij98 Girls ' Athletic Association 200 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 202 Administrative and Board 204 Principal and Assistant Principal 206 Counselors 208 Special Services 209 Teachers Club and P.T.A 210 Office Personnel 211 Cafeteria and Maintenance 212 Faculty Scatter Page 213 English Department 214 Fine Arts and Language Depts 215 Home Economics and Business 216 Industrial Arts 217 Science and Math Depts. 218 Social Studies Department 219 Physical Education Department 220 ADVERTISEMENTS 222 INDEX 240 Dedication As our seventh Pioneer school year draws to a close, the Annual Staff, on behalf of the Pioneer High School student tody, wishes to dedicate the 1966 TORCH to a man who has been an integral part of Pioneer since its beginning. There are few school traditions, regulations, or activities that have not in some manner been influenced, guided or directed by his enthusiasm, patience and sincere interest. He was born in Alameda, California, but spent most of his early life in Stockton where he graduated from College of the Pacific. His main interest as a young man was baseball and he worked out with several major league teams. He later played professional baseball in the California League for two seasons. He taught high school in Linden, California for two years and served for two years as a lieutenant in the Medi- cal Reserve Corps. In 1955 he came to Whittler and taught history and English, and coached basketball and baseball at Whittier High. He spent two years teaching at Sierra High and trans- ferred to Pioneer when it opened in 1959. Since that time he has played a vital role in making Pioneer the outstanding school that it is today. He now lives in Whittier with his wife, Helen, and their children, Lee Ann aged ten, Charles aged eight, and Mark aged four and a half. It is with deep appreciation and admiration that we respectfully dedicate the 1966 TORCH to Pioneer ' s Assistant Principal, Business and Activities, Mr. Jerry Haines Mr. Haines, when he played professional baseball. 6 5Ji«l 9 €l?S lif ■• .. -- - . Pep and Activities [ fj .- .„ ' ._Li, Yell Leaders Spark Enthusiasm at Games Dennis Fuller Judy Shubin A big boost fo Pioneer pep this year were our lively yell leaders. These spirited pep- sters, led by Teri Quiroz, added plenty of enthusiasm to all games, pep rallies and assemblies. Tons of effort and a boundless amount of energy were the best ingre- dients used by the yell leaders to lead their team on to victory. Melana Canlon Bonnie Newman Terl Quiroi: Head Yell Leader From left: Irene Jacinto. Martha Morln, Susie Neet, Teri Quiroz, Judy SKubin, Den- nis Fuller, Bonnie Newman, Melana Can- Alia?; J Kerry Kanamlfsu At right: Susie Neef Joyce Jackson: Head Song Leader n, Joyce Jocltson, Jan Stirling, Beclty III. Seated in torch: Kerry Konemitsu. 9t Song Leaders Vivaciously Activate Singing Irene Jocinlo Mortha Marin Influencing our team and spurring fhem on o victory were the pretty TIton song- leaders. Headed by Joyce Jackson, these girls performed dance routines at rallies, assemblies, and games. One pr oject taken on by both song and yell leaders to show they were behind their team was collecting money to buy apples for the football players after the games. Jan Stirling Becky Ruii Flagsters Add a Splash of Color n Kathy Steimer, Heod Flagster Janet Baker Elaine Barrett Jeanne Sousa Sandy Casfro Alice Bighorn This year ' s flagsfers started a new tradi- tion. They twirled two flags, instead of the usual one. Below is a picture of the flagsters during the alma mater at the La Mirada game. . 1 . = 4 The flagsters with the help of the songleaders corned the banner in parades and at games. 1 T Baton Twirlers Spark Titans Priscilla Lucero From left: Barbara Schneider, Prisciila Lucero, Gwen Scifres, and Barbara Mille+t. A small but very vital group of pepsfers on cam- pus are the Titan majorettes. With Barbara Schneid- er as their leader, these girls are kept very busy per- forming at games and marching in parades. At the football games the twirlers participated in halftime shows. They performed baton routines strikingly in front of the crowd. The majorettes ore judged at parades either with the band or alone as a unit. This year as well as lost, Barbara Schneider took home a first and second place trophy in solo competition at the hHawthorne parade. Barbara MIlleH «« LZit-- i --s y v:L, 11 Sylvia Sosa Leader Linda Von Post President Titan ette Drill and Displays 5v ' ' v ' Sj Goyle Smith, Laura Dodd, Lorine Tallarino. Lupie Robles, Linda La Russo, Jeanette Escajeda, Lorraine Robles. Eileen Bermudez, Gloria Castro, Terry Gallagher, Marilyn Script, Patsy Enters. Susie Esparza. iTi T . fr Shirley Harmon, Norma Mendeola, Lorrolne Tallarino, Noncy Downs, Beth Wilkinson, Rose Mary Bolion, Chris Fronko. 12 Elva Guerro, Marti Lozano, Karen Holbert, Linda Kaylor, Martha Rodriguez, Rose Fernondel. Team Perfects Routines Skillful Half-Time Shows  « .f -a «ir5 t Miss LittleCeld Advisor Lucy Guadarramo, Pom Weaver, Claudia Randle, Cathy Habbeshaw, Noncy Kay, Sue Whitcomb, Terri Hatch. jS ]fr % Lii Benson, Ruth Glenn, Angle Flores, Diane Kirby, Pat Shoub, Linda Von Post. p- rt.. Sue Powell, Kothy Ploeger, Rachel Morales, Mary Clayton, Gayle Chase, Paula Spence. Gina Castillo. Michelle Dong, Karen Lynch, Chris Melindrei, Gwen Roberts, Herlindo Gonzales, Diana Gomel. 13 Drill Team Performs with Precision Titan drill team marching rom the field. Sylvia leads drill team In Mory Popplns holftime show. Drill team members do hand routines during an assembly. Titan drill team prepares for pre-game. Drill teom performs during national anthem. 14 Titan Mascots Brighten School Spirit This year at Pioneer o new tradition was started. Titan Mascots! In previous years the mascot has only been a symbol; however, the Cabinet felt that stu- dents portraying the traditional Titan warrior and appearing at football games and pep rallies would help to boost Pi Hi spirit and pep. Upper left: Titan mascots, Sue Gormley and Harry Yessian. Below right: What, me worry? says Harry. Lower right: Sue takes a breather after a hard game. Lower left: Titan mascots helping promote spirit during games. 15 Titan Marching Band Represents Pioneer Ron Alvarez. Paul Arce, Ken Bales, Rolce Bassett, Charles Brown, Lynne Busse, Tom Casfro, Gail Chris- tian, Mike Chris+ian, Jim Daniels. Mary Ann De Ru, Jim Drahota, Dlona Eakins, Gabriel Flores, Tim Ford, Tony Garcia, Richard Francis, Eddie Garcia, Marcia GHpIn, Margaret GlIIIs. David Gregory, Gary Hampson, Don Hardin. Brendo Harrison, Duane Hllberg, Dole Hugelmaler, Ken Jackson, Oscar Jaclt-] son. Philip Keosababian, Lynne Killrokis, Barbara King, Kris Klrby. Sondra Knight. John Kropp, Kathle Lansford. Richard Lauterico, Roland Leong, Philip Like, Jim Lobnow, Priscllla Mogallanes, George ' Mr. Dorch Director Lynne Klllroltis Drum Major Tlfon Bond performing ot Haw+horne pa rade. , At left: The band at Sierra game. it Many Parades, Band Reviews and Games Maree. Sandro Marsh. Philip Martin, Mark McCollum. Ron Melendrez, Linda Mllesell, Ru h Miller, George Morales, Robert Morrill, Benny Murlllo, Gene Muro, Gory Nottingham, Dan Parks, Bill Paulick, David Peck, Jay Petrell, Bill Popoff, Ken Porter, Jerry Pugh, Dole Robertson, Leonord Rodriquei, Er- llnda Rodriguez, Ruben Ruii, Sherryl Saffell, Steven Saffell, Ernest Solas, Nancy Shepherd, Jim Shubin, Ann Sierra, Joe Tejoda, Chris Thirkettle, Eddie Tewes, Karen Thrune, Eddie Voile, Victor Valle, Ted Von Doolen Wetters, Sandra Von Daalen Vy etters, Norman Velarde, John Villa, Steve Walker. Steve Walker President Pris ilia Mogallanes Secretary Pioneer ' s marching band this year had an exciting and busy schedule. They per- formed at many parades including the West Arcadia and hHawthorne Band Reviews. At the El Monte parade the band received a second place. During the football season the band entertained at halftime as well as sup- plying music throughout the game. A spe- cial halftime show which was filmed and en- tered in a contest sponsored by Disneyland was Mary Popplns. This delightful show climoxed the halftime shows for the season. Another activity the band attended was the UCLA Band Day. This is the third year now that Pioneer has been invited to per- form along with other high schools at a UCLA football game. Adding the music for the basketball games was the Pep Band which helped the pepsters in creating enthusiasm. At left: The band marching down the street at the El Monte parade. 17 A Time to Remember Is Theme for Fifth ri-itaim-y f ' ,■ ■■ iivii Upper left: Titan peps+ers visit with an alumnus during the Homecoming Assem- bly. Upper right: Everybody yell is the cry given by Corlne, head yell leader in 1962. Lower right: It ' s been quite a few years since this pretty alumnus attended Pioneer. Lower left: Just like old times Ev- eryone stand for the flag salute, says the Vice-President at the beginning of the as- sembly. Middle left: Alumni stop to rem- inisce with old friends after the assembly Is out. Annual Homecoming Upper left: A look of shock is the expression on Pom Heberf ' s face as she is onnounced homecoming queen. Upper right: Homecoming can- didates and their escorts anxiously await the announcement for home- coming queen which will take place that night. Lower right: Pam Hebert expresses her happiness to the crowd after receiving roses for becoming homecoming queen. Lower left: Shino, Pioneer ' s foreign exchange student and an honorary princess, is chauf- feured around the football field during halftime at the homecoming game. 19 m 1965 Homecoming Queen M k MarguerKa Nobetta Pioneer was proud to hove such a charm- ing Honorary Princess as Shino, our foreign exchange student from Peru. Teree S+emmler Janet Baker Jonef has been very active on drill team, as a flagster, and on council, in her four years at Pioneer. Spirited is the word for Teree, who was a yell leader in her junior year and has been active in pep club and photo club. 1965 Homecoming Court iif k 1 l j HP 1 r tI 5 v iJSp- .l f ( Mimi Trimble Chosen as an Honor Guard by the Senior class last year, MimI supports Titan activi- ties, games and dances. Kathy Stelmer Kathy has been active on drill team, as head flagster, and as a class officer, while at Pioneer. She was also chosen as an Hon- or Guard. Tanyo Naiaroff Tanya is an enthusiastic supporter of all Titan games, dances, and activities. She was chosen as an honor guard by last year ' s Senior class. 21 A popular activity after football and basketball games is the after-game dance, supported by many active Titans. Popular bands like the Sheratons and the Exiles helped in making these dances suc- cessful. Again this year the Fling v as held, in which swimming, dancing, folk music and gomes as well as pizza made up the schedule of events for the evening. Sue Moriarty, Pioneer ' s Activities Chair- man, is in charge of the after-game dances this year. After-game Dances Popular with Titans Variety Is Keynote of Titan Assemblies At left: Cultural assemblies were introduced this year as a new type of entertainment tor the students. Seen here is Bill Burbon who brought his troupe of dancers to Pioneer for an enjoyable hour of Mexican folk songs and dances. Center left: During the Oriental assembly, two volunteers, Andy Solis and Reuben Fuentes attempted a few of the intricate steps demonstrated by the Oriental dancers. Bottom right: One highlight in our cultural assemblies this year was an ancient Aztec dance done by Florencio Yescas who performed with a magnificent headpiece made of feathers. Students from Los Nietos Jr. High were invited to attend this special assembly. Below: Bertram Shurtleff demonstrates one of the benefits of keeping fit at the Wrestling Revelations Assembly. Mr. Shurtleff asked two of the huskiest boys on campus, Ken Welbe and Ed Thomas, to stand on his mid section in an effort to em- phasize muscular control. Assisting are Gary Smith, left; Chris Thirtkettle, right. Mr. Shurtleff proudly proclaims his age at 68. Bottom left: During one of our pep assemblies. Titan songleaders, Becky Ruiz, Jan Stir- ling, and Susie Neet, perform an amusing skit In which they attempt to show what the well dressed football player wears. The well dressed player for this demonstration was Al Corliss. Titan ette The theme of this year ' s li+anette Review was 1965. The various groups presented dances symbolic of events that took place during the year 1965. The money received in profit from the Review was donated to- ward a scholarship given by the Girls ' League. There were two awards given, one for ticket-selling competition and one for sportsmanship. Prizes were won by the Chimney Sweeps and Las Senoritas, re- spectively. CRISPY CRIHERS Members are: Karen Lynch, GIna Castillo. Janet Bolter, Alice Bighorn, Susie Neet, Kathy Ploeger, Teri Quiroz, Lois Downs, Karen Holberf. Shori Stone. Irene Jacinto, Lindy Wallace, Goyle Smith. Kathy Stelmer. HEAVEN ' S DEVILS Members are: Shirley Harmon, Sharon Herbert, LoDena Farmar, Melanie Pickering, Sue Gormley, Jean Sousa, Sandy Pritchett, Judy Richardson, Cathy Christie, Lillie Valle, Marilyn Bridger, Nancy Strong, Carol Gobar. OP ART IS IN Members ore: Marilyn Byers, ReNoe Webb, Pom hiebert, Llndo Frans- way, Sheri Jocobs, Tanya Nozaroff, Judy Shubin, Pom Dixon, Robin Davis, MimI Trimble. Members ore: Barbara Bomor, Sue Storit, Ginny Ugland. Linda McBride, Cheryl Brisco, Grace Roy, Arlene Stilwell. Karen Szymik, Teddy Tibbetts. 24 u s o— VIET NAM Review Plays to Sell-Out Audience LAS SENORITAS CHIMNEY SWEEPS Members are: Jane MoSelvey, Peggy LeBlonc. Lorraine Charves. Loretto Swift, Janef Downs, Laura Dodd, Lydia Romos, Cothy Alesl. Jill Ross, Bev BarfleH. Leann Usellman, Diane Martin. CONTINUITY Members are: Cathy Habbeshaw. Nancy Stoughton, Nan Bercich, Ginger Kluiak, Chris Richardson, Bobbie Aboe. Kathy Patterson, JoAnn Marshall, Dorlores Rem- ington, Janet Percy, Joyce Howell. IN CROWD Cheryl Kariotis, Lilly Van Zantan, Linda Kaylor, Sue Lonyon, and Diane McKain were the members of Continuity. •007 Members are; Lupe Morales, Josie Cisneros, Corrie Reynosa, Mary Garcia. Margie Alvarado, Olivia Moreno, Linda Soler, Evelyn Hernandez, Doris Hernandez, Evelyn Romo, Sally Vasquez. Members are: Lorraine Tallerino, Lorlne Tollerino, Lynn Bloss, JoAnn Mendoia, Mary Reveles, Francis Gonzales, Linda Wiclcland, Cheryl Worsley, Mary Koenig, Cindy Kono. 25 Sayonara Girls ' League Dance . 1966 . T % k Ireme Jacinto and Pat Dodd check wraps at the beginning ot the dance. One thing always made at the Girls ' League dance is mem- ories. To preserve these memories couples invariably have on-the-spot photos taken. Vince Davis and Mary Ann Martin take a time out for refreshments. Above: Enjoying the dance are Tim Mc- Mullen and his date Diane Martin along with Larry Pippin and his date Chris Gilbert. Right: The refreshment area was a busy place with Chinese cookies and punch served by the Girls ' League. Left: This year ' s Girls ' League Dance, Soyo- nara, was a great success. Using red and gold decorations, the gym was transformed into a beautiful Oriental setting which high- lighted the evening ' s festivities. 27 1966 Junior-Senior Prom Shown above and at left are a few of the couples who enjoyed Pioneer ' s 1966 Prom, Moonlight in May. The dancing ran continually from 9 to 12 with brief pauses for refreshments and pictures. One of the small niceties a boy performs for his date is to buy her a corsage. Mark Radu- lovich and Milte Mason look for something special for their dates at Anita ' s Flower and Gift Shop. Features Moonlight in May Part of the thrill of going to the Prom is shopping for a formal. Sheri Stone and Susie Neet ore at Barbara Dee ' s admiring dresses. Mary Clayton and Roice Basset take time out from dancing for refreshments. The 1966 Junior Senior Pronn was given the theme of Moonlight in May. The Jun- iors dedicated the Prom to the Seniors. All Seniors are odnnitted free according to cus- tom. The dance centered around a Central Park theme with musical entertainment pro- vided by the Men of Note. Those who are responsible for the success of this year ' s Prom are the members of the Junior class council. Many long hours of planning and decorating made the Prom an outstanding event of the year. 29 Talent Show Wins Applause Top left: Two Stamp, (Singing Trash Are Malicious People) agents, Mary Clayton and Peter Krikes, get their orders through their transistorized class rings during con- tinuity scene from the Talent Show. Top right: From left to right foreground are John Lefever and Ken Porter singing a rousing German song, as members of the Titan Tones look on. Right center: Mrs. LeFever, who played the accompaniment goes over a re- vised cue schedule before the show with Titan Alumni, Art Hastings. Left center: Adele Castanon sings the beautiful Japanese love song Sayonara in Japanese scene from Music Makes the World Go Round. Bottom left: During Spanish scene, Lorraine Robles does some Flominco steps to the Lonely Bull. Pioneer Thespians Perform Bernadine to Sell -Out Crowd Below: Sharon Holly por+rays Mrs. Weldy, an overpro+ective mother, seen here speaking with Keith Campbell, who plays Vernon Kinswood, the unwanted friend of Wormy Weldy. Upper right: Speaking directly to the audience during one scene from the ploy are from left to right, Kim Palmer, Steve Louis, Ralph Berry, Tony Mastrangelo, and Igor Budzinsky. Lower left: Make-up girl Aleta Wopershall applies make-up to Fred Henderson who portrayed Wormy Weldy in the play Bernadine. ' ' ' Center right: Fred Henderson, Wormy, speaks with his idol bnid Lacey, portrayed by Brandie Stork. Lower right: Three members of a teenage gang Tony Mas- trangelo, Igor Budzinsky, and Ralph Berry are seen at their hangout, the Shamrock, initiating two boys Richard Jameson and fereg Holly, who want to join, during a scene from the play. ' 1 m — n Harlem Clowns Battle Pioneer Faculty to Aid Scholarship Fund Each year the faculty members at Pioneer go fearlessly into battle against the Internationally famous Harlem Clowns. This is all done in the spirit of fun and hilarity to help increase the Pioneer Teachers Club scholarship fund for needy college-bound seniors. Harlem Clown team members hold a discussion of strategy. Above, two of the Clowns con- fuse the referee by hiding the boil, to the amusement of the audience. At left, Mr. Kemp makes a valiant attempt at blocking a Clown ' s shot while Coach Horn gives added support. At right, number t venty- four of the Harlem Clowns, joking- ly demonstrate to the referee that bare legs are an essential part of a successful baketball player. Coach Hoizlip unsuccesstully attempts to block o Clown ' s ' shot while Mr. Marcellus, Mr. Kemp, and Mr. Haines look on. Below: Gorv Smith, A.S.B. President oddresses the delegates in the Convention. After numerous demonstrations for candidates, thefloorand the candidates ore littered with confetti and paper. Right; Delegates discuss and campaign for the candidotes of their ciioice. Below: Motorcycles were used during a campaign demonstration for Mike Jenkins, a condldate for A.S.B. president. Bottom left: Posters, signs, and banners, were the most popular means of campaigning. A screen was used to project the number of votes each candidate received. Right: Members of the Cabinet, Sophomore Honor Society, and the House and Senate were the convention workers. « 1966 Convention Pioneer had Its first ASB convention, held April 18, 1966, which imitated that of major political party conventions. The convention began at 8:30 a.m. with the delegates seated, and head delegates submitting the roll to headquarters. Gary Smith presided as convention chairman while other members of the cabinet assisted. After the Star Spangled Banner, Pledge of Allegiance, and opening ceremonies the keynote speaker was introduced. Then the convention really got into the swing of things. Students participated in demonstrations, nominations, and voting for candidates. The delegates to the convention selected, in most cases, the two strongest candi- dates to run in the general election. They set up a strong slate of candidates which provided for a more spirited election. 33 i % Boys ' League Car Show Dean Stockwell ' s ' 57 Volkswagen, upper left, and Cathie Wolfe ' s ' 65 Dodqe Dart, lower right, were among the four winners of the 5th Annual Boys ' League Car Show held April 27. Mike Cabral captured honors in the custom class in addition to being presented with the Car of the Year award for his 1965 Ford Galaxie. Tony Ferraro ' s ' 31 Model A Ford Roadster, took a first in the stock class. All entries had to be owned by the Pioneer student or by a mem- ber of his family. Each entry was judged by experts in the automobile field on the excellence of the engine, exterior and interior. 34 Fine Arts Festiva The seventh annual Fine Arts Fes+ival this year was the most ambitious project ever undertaken by the Pioneer Fine Arts department. It combined the talents of the photography and art departments, the vocal and instrumental music depart- ments, the drama department, and the industrial arts department. The Festival ran for four days and nights with the photography, industrial art and art exhibits on display throughout the four days and in the evening. These three events were judged and awards were given in each of the three fields for the most outstanding student work. A different program each evening was offered by the music and drama depart- ments. The dramatic play Dark of the Moon was performed by the drama de- partment and the Titan orchestra, wind ensemble, and band performed on alternate nights as did the Pioneer choral groups. One admission price covered all of the events. Those who attended relate that it wos a most successful and rewarding experience. Steve Solum and Cameron Ford, obove, admire the artistic efforts of fellow students. Viewers at the photography exhibit, left, com- pare notes and decide which photo should be best-in-show. The student exhibit was attended by the largest crowd of its kind at j any previous event of a similar nature. ■B ' V Greg Weaver, photo exhibitor, admires some illustrations done by in- dustrial arts students. 35 r- i ' = 36 Clubs and Organizations ■ tin r V ttii : L 37 Alice Bigham Nancy Bradshaw i Lee Clarke CSF Life Members Life membership in the California Scholarship Federation is awarded fo seniors who have at- tained membership in C.S.F. for six semesters during grades 9, 10, II, and 12, with at least one semester during their senior year. These proud members of the Class of 1966 admit that this honor did not come without a dedicated applica- tion to academic work. ;e- ' - Marsha Gilpin Lloyd Hastings Sharon Herbert Cheryl Karriotis John Kelsch Charles Kircher Cindy Kirkley -% Ross Labbe Linda LaRusso Karen Lynch Edward Robbins SiS , Micheal Mason Jeanne Sousa Deidre McDermott Dale Thompsen Nelson Miller Linda VonPost ?JSL: Barbara Millet Lindy Wallace 38 CSF Members June 1965 Top row: Lorry Wlllcs. Doug Walker, Kristlne Babcock. John LeFever. Charles Kircher, Bob Mosby, Ed Robbins. John Cosper. Dole Thomsen, John Long. Lloyd Hastings. Nelson Miller. Lee Clark. Ross Lobbe. Ron Butts. Middle row: Diana Gomez, Mary Clayton, Sue Powell. ReNoe Webb. Cindy Kirkly. Becky Eriand, Lindo Lovelace, Tia Milton. Paulette Leu. Laura Radford. Ginger Kluiak. Nancy Brodshaw, Doria Long, Jeonne Sousa. Borboro Lester. First row: Nancy Dorschner, Susan Dugas, Sandy Castro, Chris Gilbert, Diane Donely, Carol Herring. Dierdre McDernnott, Kothy Stleimer, Linda Done, Claude Miller, Sara Lundin, Barbara Aboe, Gloria Castro. CSF Members January 1966 The California Scholarship Federation is a state-wide organization established to honor students who rank aca- demically in the top ten percent of the state ' s high schools. Those who do exceedingly well and make C.S.F. for four of their last six semesters, one of which must be in their senior year, are eligible for life membership status, which is the highest honor that can be attained by a member. Linda Beers, Ralph Berry, Alice Bighorn, Nancy Brodshaw, Marilyn Bridger, Lee Clarke, Nancy Dorschner, Margaret Gillis, Morsho Gilpin, Carol Gobor, Susan Gornnley, Lloyd Hastings, Gene Heck, Sharon Herbert, Cheri Kariotis, John Kelsch, Lynn Killrakis, Charles Kircher, Cindy Kirkley, Jon Klopping, Mary Koenig, Ross Lobbe, Linda Lo Russo, John Le Fever, Karen Lynch, Michael Mason, Deidre McDermott, Nelson Miller, Borboro Millett, Bobbi Morrill, Alejandro Padillo, Chris Peters, Ken Porter, Ed Robbins, Barbara Schneider, Gory Smith, Jeanne Souso, Kothy Steimer, Dale Thomsen, Keith Ungles, Linda Von Post, Steve Walker, Lindy Walloce, Mary Zoidy, Kristine Babcock, Elaine Barrett, Lii Benson, Ron Butts, Gloria Costro, Mary Clayton, Diane Gomel, Lucy Guodorramo, Carroll Herring, Sharon Holly, John Longe, Claudia La Perle, Barbara Lester, Darlo Long, Sara Lundin, Bob Mosby, Sue Powell, Birginia Robinson, Pot Shoub, Barbara Aboe, Sandra Castlemon, Edward Compeon, Diane Damey, Michelle Dong, Christine Gilbert, Gary Hampson, Don Hardin, Brenda Harrison, Roland Leong, James Lobnow, Robert McLean, Elden Milled, Kim Palmer, Steven Soffell, James Sjodt, Eddie Tewes, Debro Wysowske, Eva Ballon, Lynne Busse, Jerome Felly, Renee Finch, Dione Herron, Barbara King, Roy Levorio, Diane McKoin, Ruth Miller, William Poulick, Lydio Schindler, Susan Smith, Alexandria Von Doolen Wetters. Principal ' s List June 1965 Gr. 9: Barbara Aboe, Sandra Castleman, Kafhieen Cas+rulfo, Edward Compeon, Diane Damey, Michael Del Muro, Richard De Shon, Michelle Dong. Constance Dorsey. Robert Flores, Christine Gilbert, Gary Hampson, Donald Hardin. Brenda Harrison, Daniel Infante, Nicholas Italiano, Oscar Jocltson, Ginger Kluiak. Susan Laursen, Roland Leong, James Labnow, Anthony Mastrangel, Robert McLean. Ellen Miller, Joseph Miller, Janet Percy, Colleen Radford, Lydia Ramos, Steven Saffell, Oscar Salcldo, Alfred Sinclare, Don Spare, Nancy Sfoughton, Joseph Tewes, Karen Thrune, Theodore Van D Weft, Deborah Wagers. Pamella Wilber, Ann Yalce. Gr. 10: Kristine Babcocit, Ellen Barrett, Ronald Butts, Gloria Castro, Mary Clayton, Larry Crawford, Nancy Downs, Suson Dugas, Raymond Dukellls, Rebecca Eriand, Irene Estrella, Diana Gomez. Herlinda Gonzales, Roger Groble, Lucia Guadorrama, George Haroguchl, Terri Hatch, Sharon Holly, Michael Jenkins, Gerard Juarez, Kerry Kanemitsu, Nancy Kay, Diane Kirby, Peter Krikes. John Lange, Barbara Lester, Doric Long, Sara Lundin, Robert Lynch, Charles McKenkie, Beverly Milton, Michelle Mor- zinski, Robert Mosby, Lenard Nissenson, Anita Pasillos, Susan Powell, Laura Radford, Runnoe Randoll, Ruby Rayos, William Schiller, Patricia Shaub. Re- gina Torosian, Anna Van Harten, Robert Warren, Susan Whitcomb. Larry Wilks, Robert Will. Gr. II: Eileen Bermudez. Alice Bigham. Nancy Bradshaw, Thomas Cardiel. Sandra Castro. Sandra Chaffin, William Clarke. Albert Cor- liss, Charles Del Muro, Nancy Dorschner, Donald Downs, Marshall Egure. Angie Flores. Michael Garcia, Arthur Gillette, Margaret Gillls, Marsha Gilpin, Carol Gobor, Alice Grossman, Lucille Gutierrez, Lloyd Hastings, Eugene Heck, Sharon Herbert, William Jones, Cheryl Karlotls, Linda Kaylor, John Kelsch, Charles Klrcher, Cynthia Klrkley, John Kubas, Ross Labbe. Linda La Russo, Paulette Leu, Karen Lynch. Michael Mason, Delrdre McDermott, Timothy McMullen, Nelson Miller, Borboro Mlilett, Dale Putnam, Mary Reveles. Edward Robbins, Lorraine Robles, Gary Smith, Kotheiyn Steimer, Arlene Sfilwell, Lorine Tollerlno, Lor- raine Tallerino, Dale Thomsen, Kelfh Ungles, Cisco Van Harten. 40 Principal ' s List, First Semester ' 66 Students achieving mennbership on the Principal ' s List nnust receive no grade lower than a B in each subject taken during the previous semester. Vinsent Barragan, Roberta Blomker, Barbara Bomor, Alice Bonser, Nancy Bradshaw, Charles Brown, Marilyn Byers, Thomas Cardiel. John Casper. Sandre Chaffin, Willionn Lee Clark, Judith Crowder, Charles Del Muro, Nancy Dorschner, Lois Downs. Richard Fronds, Patricio Fuller, Terry Gallagher, Marsha Gilpin, Carol Gobor, Susan Gormley, Carle Hodley, Lloyd Hastings, Sharon Herbert, Rebecca Holgate, Cheryl Kariotis, John Kelsch, Lynne Kilrokis, Charles Kircher, Cynthio Kirkley, Jon Klopping, Mary Koenig, Marlene Kono, John Kubos, Ross Lobbe, Linda La Russo, John La Fever, Karen Lynch, David Marin, David Mortin, Albert Martinez, Michael Moson, Richard Mater, Deidre McDermott, Nelson Miller, Borboro Millet, Steve Mitchell, Dovid Moore, Susan Moriorty, Bonnie Newman, Roberta Olivore, Alejandro Podillo, Patricio Pattison, Kathleen Ploeger, Kenneth Porter, Linda Reynolds, Ed- ward Robbins, Barbara Schneider, Sharon Sheehan, Paul Sipes, Gory Smith, Jeanne Sousa, Kothelyn Steimer, Lorine Tollerlno, Marilyn Trimble, Cisco Van Horfen, Linda Von Post, Brian Wagg, Donald Warner, Renoe Webb, Mary Ziady, Kristine Babcock, Elaine Barrett, Eliiobthe Benson, Robert Bjelajoe, Loree Brand, Ronald Butts, Glorio Castro, Mary Clayton, Nancy Downs, Deana Gomel, Luci Guador- romo, Teri Hatch, Carrol Herring, Sharon Holly, Linda Kent, Diane Kirby, Cynthia Kono, Peter Krikes, Claudia Loperle, Barbara Lester, Daria Long, Robert Lynch, Ronald McGow, Gayle Nafiiger, Anito Posillas, Laura Radford, Raul Reveles, Marlene Stowe, Robert Warren, Susan Whitcomb, Lorry Wilks, Robert Wilson, Cathie Wolfe, Harold Young, Rose Young, Barbara Aboe, Potricia Apodoco, Mary Arellonei, Kenneth Boles, Sandra Castleman, Lorraine Chorves, Goyle Chase, Edward Compeon, Diane Damey, Bruce Aaron. Christine Gilbert, Gart Hompson, Donald Hardin, Brenda Harrison, John Hill, Daniel Infante, Nicholas Itolison, Oscar Jackson, Ginger Kluzok, Sandra Knight, Kothryn Lonsford, Roland Long, James Lobnow, Robert McLean, Ellen Miller, Janet Percy, Colleen Radford, Claudia Randle, Joseph Tewes, Karen Thrune , Mario Vosquei, Pomelo Wilbur, Debra Wysowski, Craig Auten- rieth, Cynthia Barb, Evo Bailon, Bonnie Bolton, Mary Brocomontes, Rod Bryant, Lynne Bruce, Lorraine Comacho, Peter Costobile, William Davis, Diane Eakin, Jerome Feely, Renea Finch, Richard Herring, Deone Herron, Gregory Holly, John Hoover, Barbara King, Richard Lauterlo, Roy Levario, Linda Longo, James McGow, Rebecco McNaughton, Ruth Miller, Sandra Newmon, Victoria Nickem, Williom Poulick, Richard Poz, David Peck, Christine Ramirez, Diane Rasonen, Donna Roberts, Virginia Robinson, Jesse Rodriquez, Lydio Schindler, Carol Schult, Gwendolyn Schfres, Alexondro Von Daolen, Anita Votko, Nancy Walker, Richard Watt, Robin Wilson. 41 International Club Promotes Understand- ing Among Nations The International Club is one of the leaders around cannpus with activities. Along with field trips they have had the annual Harlem Clowns Basketball game. We thank the International Club because if it weren ' t for their hard work we would not have a foreign ex- change student. Their projects go to pay the expenses of our ex- change students. This organization also helps sponsor many foreign assemblies throughout the year. These assemblies help enrich stu- dent ' s understanding of the songs, dances, and customs of our foreign neighbors. At left: Two members of the Vive Mexico troupe which came to Pioneer this year, dance one of their tradi- tional rituals. Above: A dance troupe demonstrates the dances of the orient. Third Row: Ruth Miller, Jane Doe, Lynda Lovelace, Jane Doe, Steve SoHell, Don Hardin, Kim Palnner, Rod Bonser, Charles Robison, Gary Hamson, Nelson Miller, Marilyn King, Diane Harron, Ann Peters, Elaine Barrett. Second Row: Kathy Gilweit, Sara Lundin, Mary Clayton, Lynn Kilrakis, Nancy Bradshaw, Sharon Sheehan, Laura Radford, Cindy Kirkley, Sheryl SaHell, Barbara Paul- ick. Sue Whitcomb, Roland Leong, Al Hall. First Row: Sue Lanyon, Linda Kaylor, Debbie Heilig, Nancy Dorschner, Shino Nebeta, Marsha Gilpin, Barbara Harrison, Jane Doe, Carroll Herring, Erlindo Rodriquei, Mary Koenig, Jane Doe. Varsity Club Promotes Sportsmanship, Comp etition, and Physica Fitness Left +0 right: Laury Le May, Ed Thomas, Bob Blllajac. Tim Francis, Ron Nerlo. Members of the Varsity Club can be seen together around campus discussing the lat- est sports news. Their big event of the year is sponsoring the annual Car Show. Third row: Mark Radulovich. Bill Schiller, Dale Thomsen, Bob Billaiac, Gary Smith, Steve Walker, unidentified. Walt Walters. Second row: Chuck Kircher, John De Young. Jay Ross. Laury LeMay, Dennis Fuller. Jim Johnson. Don Downs, Al Corlis. First row: Marshal Egure, Bob Hollimon, Steve Hoover, Ro Williams. Frank Durado, Dale Rankin, Kerry Kanamitsu. « ' ,; o r ' ri rCJ ' K ■ l tk iffl ■ R Pioneer ' s Orchestra Front row: Robert Lowe, Ann Yoke, Claude Miller, David Collins, David Parks, Linda Patterson, Stan Woolf. Steve Robles. Second row: Margie Hollowell, Diane Rasanen, Darlene Mendoza, Margaret Gillis, Erlinda Rodriquei. Mary DeRue, Lynne Kilrakls, Norman Velarde, Sieve SaHell. Third row; Oscar Jack- son, Gail Christion, Miss Toban (advisor); Benny Murillo, Phil Koesalbabian, Jim Lobnow, Don Hardin, Duone Hilberg, Eddie Tewes. Pioneer Concert Band First row: Lynne Bussie, Joe Tejada, Sherryl Saffell. Brenda Harrison. Lynne Dillrokis, Margaret Gillis, Gail Christian, Erlinda Rodrlquez. Barbara King, and Ann Sierra. Second row: Edward Garza, Karen Thurne, Sandra Knight, Kenneth Bales, Norman Velarde, Steven Saffell, Mary deRu, Prlscilla Magallanes, Jim Drahota, Ernest Solos, Ronold Asvarez, Richard Louterio, Jerry Pugh. Third row: Gary Nottingham, Forrest Peck, Dale Robertson, Richard Francis, Stephen WalVer, Benny Murillo, Philip Keosolbabian, Jim Daniels, Bill Paullck, Jim Lobnow, Don Hardin, Paul Arce, Gory Hampson, Duane Hilberg, Mark McCollum, Robert Morrll, Edward Tewes. Fourth row: Oscar Jackson, Jim Shubin, Charles Brown, Don Parks, Mr. Dorch, David Gregory. Not pictured: Marsha Gilpin, Roise Bassett, Eugene Muro, Philip Martin, Tom Castro, Roland Leong. Girls ' Chorus Sings at Assemblies f Front row: Christine Rodriguez. Mary Tolltner. Celia Lopei, Ruby Lomas, Elaine Menendez, Maria Mo- reno, Sandy Corona. Morcia McCarthy, Joy Marshall. Pat Herrera. Margaret Zepeda, Bea Agullar. Second row: Margo Corral, Helen Carrillo. Melody Mato, Mary Morley, Virginia Juarez, Poula Spence, Solly Vosquez. Eva Boilon, Susette Singleton, Virginia Robinson. Josie Cisneros. Jane McKelvey. Third row: Alexius Prado, Ruth Aldama, Donna McNaughton, Linda Hernandez, Diane Podden. Linda Peter- son, Daria Lowe, Barbara Sanders, Donna Roberts, Dione Herron. Vlclci Nicltum, Janet Weaver, Kay Echelberger, Titan Choir Entertains at School and Away Mrs. Le Fever First row: Adele Castanon, Bill Jones. Karen Surich. Esie Aguire, Terry Stelle, Ruben Vasquez, Daphne Jonty, Donna Phillips, Rosemorle Ballon, Becky Holgate, Bev Campbell, Beclcy Eddy, Pot Enters, Linda Kaylor. Al Hall, Phil Millard. Second row: Melana Canion, Jan Percy, Claudia Rondel, Ron Core. Dave Palma, Sandy Van Tresse, Sharon Herbert, Nondy Kay, Linda Kent, Pat Whit- alter, Bernle Leal, Ken Porter. Lynn Klllrokis. Nancy Hirch. Miss Joan Toban. Third row: Anita Paslllas, Keith Compbell, Dan Hensely, Ken Fentermacher, Nancy Porter, JudI Klllough. Marsha Donahue. Pat La Frenz. Corolyn Larro- bee. Barbara Paulick. Tom Walker. Richard De Shon, Lorette Switt. Sue Pow- ell, Chris Richardson. Fourth row: Laura Wycoff. Sharon Ho ' Iy, Deano Maybe, Ruthie Genn. Tony Spallino, Charlie Brown, John De Young, Ken Palmer, Linda Satterfield, Carol Attosen, Lloyd Hostlngs, Fred Henderson, John Le Fever, Shir- ley Johnson, Bobbl MorrllL Members of the Creative Writing Club are shown here busily collabo- rating on the Reflextions magazine. This gives students the opportunity to show their talent in a collection of their own original stories and poems. Seated: John Leighton, Bob Warner, Gene Heck. Shori Jacobs, Cecilia Bivigett. Standing: Bernie Granados, Alice Bonser, of Creative Writing club. Creativity Is Fostered by Writers Clubs Seated: Cathie Christie, Gary Smith, Judy Richardson, Bob Wilson, Paulette Leu, Standing: Sue Gorm- ley, Shino Nabeta, Sara Lundin. Ryan Reinhold ot Quill and Scroll. 46 Left +0 right: Linda Dane, Kathy Brunk, Lynda Hoferer, Marilyn Bridger of the Home Economics club. Home Economics and Photo Clubs Introduce New Interests and Skills to Students Left to right: Dolores Arndt, Robin Davis. Mr. Rafferty (advisor), Jon Sterling. Greg Weaver. Mimi Tremble, Richard Sifton of the Photo club. 47 Medical Careers Club Left to right: Dione Damey, Kathy Patterson, Carol Ottoson, Nancy Brodshaw. Mr. Fritsch (odvisor), Mrs. Whitman, (advisor). Sophomore Honor Society Stonding: Carmen Telles, Nancy Stoughton. Ginger Kluzalc, Steve Saffell, Don Hardin, Kim Palmer, Sylvia Juarez, Ellen Miller, Chris Gilbert. Seated: Denny Ballagh, Barbara Aboe, Debbie Wysowski, Tom Castro (president), Janet Percy, Doug Westfall, Amanda Ponce. Left to right: Lynda Lovelace, Ro$e Fernandez. Jim Sjodt, Pat Ortii, Cecilia Vasquei. Tom Brawders. Finance Club Supervises Ticket Sales The Finance Club handles all nnoney problems or A.S.B. functions. Titan Tones Entertain at Various Functions Third row: John De Young. John Le Fever. Kim Palmer, Lloyd Hastings. Fourth row: Sharon Holly. Barbara Poulick. Linda Koylor, Loretta Swift, Lynn Kilrakis. Sue Powell. Second row: Ken Porter, Richard De Shon. Ken Fernstermocher, The Tl+an Tones con be seen throughout the year at school assemblies, P.T.A. meetings and various benefit functions. Charlie Brown. First row: Bobbie Morrill. Nancy Kay, Sharon Herbert, Al Hall Karen Surich, Pat Enters, Melana Canion. Miss Toban (Advisor). w n Front row: Sherly Saffell. Kathy Patterson, Debbie WysowskI, and Kathy Russell. Standing; Ginny Uglcnd, Mary Koenlg, Lore+ta Swift, Sylvia Juarez of the Forensic league. Thespians and Forensic League Learn Value of Diction and Dramatic s Left to right: Keith Campbell, Marilyn Bridger, Debbie Wysowski. Peter Krikes, Sharon Holly, Gory Smith, Deidre McDermott, and Fred Henderson of the Thespians. 50 The industrial Arts club takes an active part at Pioneer by sponsor- ing the annual Industrial Arts Show. Students of wood shop, metal shop, and other Industrial Arts classes are urged to put their work on display. Left to right: Larry Pippen, Jim Ellis, Craig Arnold, Bob Broth. Vocational Clubs Engender Manual Skills Left to right: Warren BIgham, Mike Holmes, Ronnie Deutsch, Mike Clayton, Ron Nerlo, Mario Hernan- dez, members of the Auto club. 51 Left to right: Vickr Nlckum, Lydia Casanova, Ann Peters, Sue Moriorty, (president] Activity Club Organizes Dances It has been the responsibil- ity of the Activities Club to approve or disapprove the majority of the bands that played for Pioneer dances this year. Below: The Publicity Club paints another of their frequent hints reminding students of forthcoming activities. Bill Jones, far right, Publicity Chairman, keeps students informed throughout the year of Pioneer ' s events. Publicity Club Keeps Campus Informed Left to right; Jackie Ferguson, Anna Paceic, Lance Carlson, Marsha Grossberg, Dana Ostgaard, Bill Jones, (president). 52 French Club Leff to righf: Priscilla Magollanes. Marilyn Scripp. Peter Kriltes, Miss Deliglanni (advisor), Daria Long. Ann Seigmund. kifMS ' ima Spanish Club Left to right: Susie Esporza, Ruby Chavez, Eddie Alva ra do. Eileen Bermubez, Linda Carletello, Flora Roio. Left to right: Lynn Kilrakis. Nancy Bradshaw, Paul Adams, Gene Heck (president). Beclty Eriand. Jim Adams. German Club 53 Lively School Spirit is Shown Enthusiastically Through Energetic Endeavor of Pep Club Every year the Pep Club has been responsible for the decorating of the goal posts for all home foot- ball games. This year they added to Titan ' s enthu- siasm by selling colored pom poms, and leading spe- cial yells. :: Listed in alphabetical order: Donna Adams, Michelle Adreon, Kathy Alesi, Irene Alva ra do. Maria Androdo, Loretto Austin. Cynthia Babb, Brenda Bol- thaser. Esther Borrajos, Pam Beard. Lyn Bless, Barbara Bishop, Bonnie Bolton. Mary Bracannontes, Lance Carlson. Marvel Carlson, Lorraine Camacho, Lydia Casanova, Virginia Castiele. Pat Casper, Lorraine Charves. Cathie Christy. Linda Done. Marry De Ru, Carol Dismukes, Nancy Downs, Chris Dubo, Diane Eakin, Becky Erlcnd, La Dena Farmer. Yolanda Felix, Rose Fernandez, Richard Fuentes. Kathy Fuller, Carol Gobar. Diana Gomez. Frances Gonzales, Rick Gormley, Marcia Grossberg. Lucy Guadarromo, Carrol Herring, Barbara Houn- sell, John Hopkins, Mary Jackson. Cathy Kirkley, Cindy Kirkley. Deane Koch, Jan Kunkel, Pot Lafrenz, Linda Larusso, Kathy Lawerence, Paulette Lue, Sara Lundin, Marcia McCarthy. Elaine McKaine, Margie Marin. Joanne Marker, Darlene Mendoza. Barbara Millet, Christine Montenegaro, Rachel Morales, Susan Mori- arty, Michelle Moriinsky, Yvonne Murry, Marcia Murro, Julie Navarro, Heidi Nissison, Linda Paterson, Irene Perez, Alexius Prodo, Sandy Pritchett, Lucy Quiroz, Chris Ramirez, NeslJe Randall, Diane Rasonen. Mary Reveles, Judy Richardson, Mary Risher, Donna Roberts, Chris Ruiz, Kathy Solinzuela, Kathy Sandoval, Alie Sorver, Darrell Sarver, Lydia Schindler, Nancy Sheperd, Gayle Smith, Susan Smith, Pot Stanley, Nancy Stoughton, Karen Surich, Joanne Thirkettle. Karen Thrune, Pat Turner, Kathy Valenzuela, Anna Voile, Lily Voile, Lynn Veurink, Anita Voytko, Kathy Wolz, Arlene Walking, Janet Weaver, Sue Whitcomb, Debra Wysouski, Beatrice Yuorro. 54 Chess Strategy Intrigues Onlookers Everyday one can find members of Pioneer ' s Chess Club contem- plating the latest chess strategy. They schedule tournaments with other schools from time to time dur- ing the year. Left to right: Ken Bales. Nelson Miller. John Le Fever. Ed Gilweit. Philatelists Study Stamps of All Nations Junior philatelists swap in- formation and stamps from all over the world. One of Pioneer ' s newest clubs holds weekly meetings to discuss future plans. Left to right: Don Paxon, Phil Mi and Jay Petrell. 55 56 student Government 57 J ASB Cabinet It was my pleasure this year to serve as A.S.B. Presi- dent of Pioneer High School, and to preside over the cabinet for 1965-66. I ' m sure the cabinet joins with me in congratulating the whole student body on a fine year. Pioneer Titans came through with awards In phases of school life, both athletic, scholastic, and social, and was represented well in the community. I challenge all of you to carry on and add to the traditions and customs established at Pioneer. A school is only as good as its students and Pioneer deserves nothing but the best. Jerry Herbert, A.S.B. President 1962-63, stated a motto which I hope still holds true for all Titans: I be- came a part of Pioneer and she became a part of me. Good luck to all of you in the coming years. Gary Smith A.S.B. President 1965-66 Gary Smith A.S.B. President Dale Thomsen Vice President Under the guidance of our A.S.B. Vice President, Dole Thomsen, the Senate has had a very produc- tive year. One of the many things they accomplished this year was a revision of our constitution. Dale plans to go on to Long Beach State or U.C.L.A. and major in engineering. 58 Coordinates Campus Activities LINDA VON POST, SECRETARY The difficult job of recording accurate notes of all cabinet nneetings was met by Linda Von Post. Linda handled this difficult position throughout the year and did a tremendous job. Linda plans to attend the University of Redlands and major in elementary education. This year ' s Treasurer, Ed Robbins, kept an accurate ac- counting of Pioneer ' s funds. According to Mr. Haines, Ed ' s tight reign on student body funds has kept us out of the red for the school year 1965-66. Ed plans to attend Whittier, College or U.C.L.A. and major in Political Science. ED ROBBINS, TREASURER Sue Gormely had the important task of seeing to it that Pioneer ' s events were always in the news. She could often be seen in AD lOI-C typing away at an article for her press releases. Going to college is Sue ' s first hope after graduation and then later she plans to get married and maybe be a teacher. SUE GORMELY, PUBLIC RELATIONS Publicizing Pioneer ' s activities throughout the campus was sometimes a trial for Bill Jones, Publicity Chairman, hie did a fine job and the Titans were well informed throughout the entire year. Bill ' s plans after leaving Pioneer ore to attend Rio Hondo Jr. College and then go to a four-year college. BILL JONES. PUBLICITY Coordinating assemblies that will be both interesting and in- formative is a difficult job to carry out. The consensus of Titans is that Delrdree McDermott provided us with on unforgettable year of entertainment and enlightenment. Dierdree hopes to attend U.C.L.A. and major in theater arts. DIERDRE McDERMOTT, ASSEMBLIES h F W JS 4 . i 59 ji V i SUE MORIARITY, Activities Chairman As Activities Chairman It was Sue ' s Job to see that Titans didn ' t spend the entire year in academic pursuits. It was her responsibility to see that they had fun and entertainment also. Sue was on the job every weekend that there was an activity. After graduotlon Sue plans to attend Rio Hondo Junior College. JOYCE JACKSON, Head Song Leader HARRY YESSIAN, Speaker of the House Harry has done an exceptional job this year according to Mr. Haines, Cabinet Advisor. He sat at the head of one of the largest governing bodies on campus. Harry was a member of the Cabinet and also led all of the House meetings. Harry plans to attend college after graduation. Joyce led the Titans In spirited songfests that helped engender the spirit of victory for our teams. She filled her positions with much en- thusiasm and energy and will long be remembered as one of Pioneer ' s brightest Song Leaders. Pioneer Cabinet Promoting pep and spirit Is the job held by Terri Quiroz, lower left, Pioneer ' s Head Yell Leader. She led the Titans through a year of sore throats, school spirit, and fun. After graduation Terri plans to go to Rio Hondo Junior College and then on to a four year college. BONNIE BROWN, Pep Chairman Bonnie ' s fellow Cabinet members avow that she did an outstanding job In leading the Pep Club activities this sear. Her capable organiza- tional talents were clearly evident at all the gomes and pep rallies. Bonnie plans a career In education and will ottend Whittier College. TERRI QUIROZ. Head Yell Leader Bit vN Alice Bonser Girl ' s League President This year Alice Bonser had the responsibility of setting the example for the girls of Pioneer. She was a member of the cabinet and also of girl ' s council. The glrli of Pioneer will agree that she has handled these responsibilities In a fashion which is a tribute to her and to the school. Left to right: Beth Willtlnson, Secretary; Cathie Christie, Second Vice President; Alice Bonser, President; Marsha Gilpin, First Vice President; Sandy Castro, Treasurer. Boys ' Girls ' Leagues Form Vital Part of Campus Life The Girl ' s and Boy ' s League Cabinets are very important governing bodies on campus. The membership Is made up of all of the students that go to Pioneer. During the year ihey have different activities and fund raising projects. One of the biggest events of the year which is sponsored by the Girl ' s League it the Girl ' s League Dance. This Is a turnabout dance where the girl invites the boy ond takes him to dinner and then the dance. The main event of the yeor for the Boy ' s League is the Boy ' s League Car Show. This is held in the spring and trophies are given for the winners in the various categories. Left to right: George Sheridan, Recorder; Dole Thompson, Vice President; Bob Wilson. President; Tim McMullen, Treasurer. Bob Wilson Boy ' s League President Bob Wilson, as this year ' s Boy ' s League President, was a prominent member of the student body of Pioneer. He was o member of the cabinet and also president of the Boy ' s League Council. It was Bob ' s responsibility to organize the various activities sponsored by boy ' s league during the year. 61 m- A f| Left to right, seated: Drone Gomez, Mary Clayton, Beth Wllltinson. Jeanne Sousa. Barbara Millett, Bonnie Brown. Lindy Wallace, Cathie Christie, Alice Bonser. Standing: Saro Lundin, Marsha Gilpin, Sandy Castro, JoAnn Mendoio. Girls ' and Boys ' Leagues Serve Faculty and Student Body Girls ' Council, under the leadership of Lindy Wallace, has done a fine job of acfing as liaison for the girls of Pioneer and the Councilors. They set up the dress standards for the girls and see that they are carried out. Bob Wilson has headed the Boys ' Council in a very successful year. The council has spent many hours counciling the boys with regards to their conduct and grooming. The council this year sponsored the car show which gives the students of Pioneer a chance to enter their cars for com- petition. Left to right, seated: Mike Westbrook. George Sheridon, Bob Warren, Nate Rodriguez, Chris Peters, Nelson Miller, Larry Trotter, Charlie Brown, Lance Carl- son. Standing: Brod Wold, Larry Lemay, Mike Del Muro, Jerry Pugh, Bill Shiller, Dale Putman, Gary Smith, Charlie Del Muro, Mike Holmes. 62 . ' «. r- Left to right: Sal Fasome, Janet Weaver, Marsha Grossberg, Nancy Stough- ten. Eddie Tweed, Teree Stemler, Harry Yessian, Al Corliss, Mike Westbrook. Keith Ungles, Lois Downs, Bechy Eddy, Jerry Juarei. Members of the Senate are chosen by class elections. The Senate acts on proposals presented by other student governing bodies, such as the House, Forums, and Class Councils. The Senate carries out duties given it by the A.S.B. Cabinet. It approves all club charters and constitutions, and provides a link between the clubs and the Cabinet. House Senate Shape Student Gov ' t The Pioneer High School House of Representatives is made up of a group of students who represent the entire student body. Chosen by class election, they represent and support their class mates. Ideas or proposals are brought before the House where they are voted on and then passed on to the Senate. Each representative keeps his or her classmates informed of the various measures adopted or rejected. One of the biggest responsibilities during the year is organization of student body elections. Left to right: Christina Rodriquei, Alan Westbrook, Debbie Brewer, Ronnie Core, Michelle Dong, Dale Thompen, Robert McLean, Jo Ann Mendoia, Jo Ann Thirkettle, Nelson Miller, Ruble Chavez. 63 Judy Richardson Editor-in-Chief Paulet+e Leu Associate Editor This year ' s TORC H editor, Judy Richardson, kept a watchful eye over the staff to keep all annual work going steadily. The section for which the editor is traditionally responsible is student government. She also takes care of any unexpected problems that arise throughout the year. We owe our thanb to Judy for her diligent work to make our ' 66 TORCH great success. As Associate Editor Paulette ' s main duty is to put together the senior section of the annual. She also assists the Editor in seeing that all other sections are running smoothly. Paulette did a commendable job this year and was an asset to the staff. Left to right: Vince Davis, Sports Ed.; Barbara Schneider, Pep and Activi- ties Ed.; Cathy Wolfe, Clubs and Classes Ed.; Lindy Wallace, Business Manager; Beth Wilkinson, Faculty and Administration Ed.; and Paul Adams, Art Editor. 64 Torch Staff Works Tirelessly to Record Events and Activities of School Year Mrs. Jane Thompson Advisor Mrs. Thompson gave up many hours of her time this year to see that the Annual was running smoothly. Every member of the staff Itnew that If they ran Into a problem they could count on her. Shown here the the staff members hard at worit trying to meet a deadline. Right : Judy Richardson goes over staff procedure with other members. Left to right: Susie Neet, Judy Richardson, Dole Theis, Sue Gormely, and Vick! Gribble. 65 R iv ' - M-- • .1- ,,-_ „ m . m — -- -„:iiJSi Ryan Reinhold, Editor-in-Chief As Editor of the Tribune Ryan Reinhold had a hec- tic but rewarding year. There were many deadlines to be met and many problems to solve, but the paper was always ready on schedule. The Titans appreciated being kept informed of all the campus news. Sandy Castleman, Associate Editor Assisting the Editor this year was Sandy Castle- man who did an outstanding job. Her column Sandcastles could be read in every issue of the Tribune. It is unusual for a sophomore to hold such a responsible office. Titan Tribune Staff Keeps Campus Informed and Up-to-date on School Activities Front row: Sue Chose. Sore Lundln. Second row: Laurel Cullel, Cathy Perkins. Sara Flores. Third row: Jim Ellis, Chuck Widen. Richard Paz. 66 Leff to right: Sue Chase, Linda Broadway, Jeanne Souse, Mel Wood. Left to right: Cothle Christie, Circulation Manager; Phil Ledgerwood, Sports Editor; Morilyn Bridger, Business Manager; Ryan Reinhold, Editor-in-Chief. 67 y Linda Beers Vocational Ar+s Edward Robbins Science and Mathematics Each year the bank of America presents several awards to deserving students. The General Fields Trophy Awards are In the fields of Liberal Arts, Math and Science, Fine Arts, and Vocational Arts. The recipients are chosen for their high academic achieve- ments, recommendations from Department Chairmen and teachers. Final careful con- sideration of award winners is made by a Personnel Committee in the Guidance Office. The Bank of America presents certificate awards In specific fields. These fields are Social Studies, English, Foreign Language, Math, Science, Home Economics, Music, Art, Business Education, and Industrial Arts. These students are chosen by teachers, Department Chairmen and Guidance Personnel for their outstanding academic achievements. Nelson Miller Liberal Arts Marsha Gilpin Fine Arts Bank of America Awards Left to right, top row: Tim McMullen. English; Lee Clark, Mathematics; Dole Thom- sen, Social Studies; John Kelsch, Laborotory Science. Bottom row: Marilyn Bridger, Home Economics; Lynne Killrakls, Music; Linda VonPost, Foreign Languages. Not pictured: Alex Podllla, Art; Roulette Leu, Business; Dean Stockwell, Trades and In- dustrioL 2 ' M ,. , ' JLL Local Chapter of DAR Honors PiHi Girls The D.A.R. Award is given by the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution to those girls who fulfill the following qualifications: dependability, service, cooperation, leadership, and patriotisnn. All the girls at Pioneer are given an op- portunity to vote for the girls they feel ore qualified. They are chosen in a sense, as the Good Citizens of Pioneer. California Girls ' and Boys ' State is a part of a great national youth-in-government program which is sponsored annually by the American Legion. It is a learn by doing introduction to the workings of California state, county and city government. City, county, and state governments were studied and then put into practice. It is on honor to participate as a representative of Pioneer High School in such a vital and effective program. The girl and boy who goes to Girls ' and Boys ' State are very fortunate, because they are able to learn the complex structure and workings of our great government. Sandy Castro D.A.R. Award Dale Thomsen, Boys ' State Boys ' and Girls ' State Deirdre McDermott, Girls ' State lll l r- Congratulations to the Class of 1966 from Ginny ' s Beauty Salon 10616 East Whittier Blvd. 70 Seniors The Graduating I? Senior 72 ' lass of 1966 i.-S Jim v . .. ' S jr -U;. -i ' - m % f ' a l ■.2aiZ.i •. ife : iignatures 73 Mary Koenig President Marshall Egure Vice President Senior Class Officers Proud of Precedent Setting Year This year, without a doubt has been one of the most inter- esting and memorable experiences I have ever undertaken. The Class of 1966 has shown what kind of students they are through the activities, their personal actions, thoughts and feelings, and they can be classified as an excellent group of young men and women. Through meticulous work and hard planning, we have suc- ceeded in establishing new traditions, and have set new precedents throughout the year. We leave four years of hard work, and we are taking with us four years of knowledge, pride and wonderful memories. Mary Koenig Nancy Bradshaw Secretary 74 Seated: Sue Lanyon, Marilyn Bridger. Carol Gobor, Linda La Russo, Mory Koenig, Nancy Brodshaw, Keren Halbert, Gayle Smith, and Kothy Steimer. Standing: Lorlne Ta Merino, Lorroine Tallerino, Alice Bighorn, Barbara Millett, Senior Class Council Reflects On Job Well Done Linda La Russo Social Chairman Charles Del Muro, Don Downs, Ryan Reinhold, John Kubos, Mike Garcia, Art Gillette, Kathy Ploeger, and Virginia Castillo. Carol Sobar Treasurer 75 Shino Nabeta, AFS Exchange Student Expresses Grati- tude for Titan Friendship I ' ll never forget In my whole life the wonderful year in this great country, the United States. When I first arrived in Whittier, I was really scared be- cause I did not have good English, but with the first kind words and friendly smile of my family and friends, I calmed down; and I was sure that it was a very nice place with wonderful and friendly people. As I was learning the language, I was lucky to be in a family with patience and understanding. At the beginning it was hard to communicate with them, but necessity forced me to learn this language. Shino in her native costume. When school started and I come to Pioneer, I knew that it was going to be an unforgettable year. With a warm and kindly welcome, you made me feel like I was in my home school. The first few weeks in class I passed a very hard time, because I didn ' t understand at all what the teachers were talking about, but with their patience, they helped me a lot. It is hard to say good-bye to Pioneer ' s teachers and stu- dents. I have had so much fun and so many nice experiences that I ' ll be forever grateful to you Titans and to the American Field Service for giving me this unforgettable and wonderful opportunity that I ' ll never forget. To all the Pioneer Titans good luck and happiness, and to the Titanette Drill team, thank you for giving me this wonder- ful experience, I wish you all kinds of good luck and victories in oil the parades next year and all the coming years. Thank you Titans. You may be sure you ore going to be in my memories as a beautiful dream that is hard to forget. If one of you someday in the future comes to Peru, you are going to be very welcome in my home. Thank you again and may God Bless to all of you. Love, from your Peruvian friend, Shino Nabeta It would be needless to say that I will never forget nny Aus- trian summer. The customs, the wonderful friendliness of the Austrian people, and especially the love and understanding my adopted family gave me have all become a part of me. These things are impossible to forget. But, I also learned a great deal about the United States. Meeting students from all over the United States was a wonderful opportunity to broaden my understanding of our problems as a nation. Toward the end of the summer, I began to look at the United States through the eyes of my family, and was sometimes quite surprised at the things I sow for the first time. The A.F.S. program can be only as great as the people be- hind It. All too often we forget the many people who work very hard to enable the program to grow. I wish to thank the Pioneer chapter of the American Field Service, the Inter- national Club members, and all the other people who made my trip possible. The American Field Service goal of world friendship is a long, uphill struggle, but every journey begins with a first step. It is only with your continued support that this first step can be taken. Marsha Gilpin Marsha Gilpin Adopted by an Austrian Family With Aid of AFS When I learned last spring that I had been adopted by an Austrian family, it was one of the happiest and most exciting moments of my life. Now, almost a year later, I can honestly say that I am just as excited about the American Field Service program as I was at that time. Marsha in her Austrian costume. 77 jyx Alex Abarca Paul Adams Jesus Alcaraz Virginia Alesi Seniors voted most studious by their (ellow Seniors are Noncy Bradshow ond Jim Cooksey. Wayne Alexander James Almond Carlos Alonzo Lydia Alvarado 78 Margaret Alvarado Mary Ann Auburn Cheryl Amellno Adrienne Babbitt Kathleen Anderson Beverly Bain Dolores Arndt Diane Baker Janet Baker Karen Bartlett Marilyn Barnett Larry Beecham Madalyn Barra Linda Beers Vincent Barragan Eileen Bermudez 79 Laurie Berning Warren BIgham Ralph Berry Joe Bingham Donna Bible Marvin Blasdell Alice Bigham Roberta Blomker lM Micheal Bloom Robert Borunda Eva Bloss Darlene Bouchard Barbara Bomar Johnny Bracamontes Alice Bonser Bob Bradley 80 Nancy Bradshaw Cheryl Brisco Marilyn Bridger Steven Brisco MOST CONTENTED Senior girl and boy, Barbara Millett and Lee Clarke. Linda Broadway Bonnie Brown Betty Brown Charlie Brown Kathy Brunk Elsie Bueno 81 Cecilia Burge+t Mike Cabral Dave Busk Pamela Callahan Marilyn Byers Fred Bogenschuh Virginia Calvillo Linda Carle+ello Thomas Cardial Lydia Carlefello ' '  ■ ri KfiifeeJ BEST DRESSED Senior girl and boy, Karen Siymik and Steve Walker. 82 Ronald Carlson Sharon Carson Thonnas Carr Shirley Carson Evangeline Carrillo John Casper Victor Carrillo Virginia Casfillo Sandra Cas+ro Raul Chavez Rosie Cendejas Ruby Chavez Sandra Chaffin Cathie Christie Gary Chatvcin Bob Christopherson 83 Gilbert Cisneros Gloria Contreras Josefa Cisneros James Cooksey William Clarke Johnny Cooti Michael Clayton Christine Cordero Albert Corliss Judith Crowder John Cortez Marie Cuellar Darlene Coughlin Ralph Cummlngs Patricia Grays Becky Daniels 84 Robin Davis Vince Davis Michael Day QUIETEST Seniors, Mary De+er and Brian Johnson. Mary Deter Ronald Deuhch John DeYoung y . S - . M ti- David Delgado Charles Del Muro Donald Desmare+i Pamela Dixon 85 Marsha Donohue Nancy Dorschner Donald Downs Randolph Dubb Lois Downs David Duron Judy Duron Timothy Eaton Richard Duron Morshol Egure CRAZIEST Seniors, Mary Koenig and Terry Garner. 86 August Eichen Richord Ester Jeanet+e Escajeda Barbara Everly Johnny Escobedo June Eyre Michael Esparza Laurie Fausak Rose Fernandez Reesa Flores Cheryl Fields Thonnas Foh Alfred Flores Rick Ford Angie Flores Richard Francis 87 y Timothy Francis Dennis Fuller Linda Fransway Pafricia Fuller NICEST Seniors, Linda Beers and Bob Wilson. Terry Gallagher Rudy Gamboa Anthony Gallina Mary Garcia Michael Garcia Raymond Garcia a 88 Rebecca Garcia Jeannie Gardner Tony Garcia Terrence Garner William Garcia Richard Gear Gregory Gardner Chuck Gentillalll Patricia Gerlach Edwin Gllwelt Arthur Glllet+e Carol Gobar Margaret GIllIs Beverly Godart Marsha Gilpin Steven Goldberg 89 Danny Gonzales Susan Gormley Frances Gonzales Bernie Granados Jesus Gonzales David Gregory Susan Gonzales John Griffith Roberta Grijalva John Gulzow Salvador Guerrero Faustino Gutierrez Robert Gulden Lucille Gutierrez Jim Gulzow Gloria Habbeshaw 90 BEST DISPOSITION Seniors, Barbara Schneider and Jim Johnson. Cynthia Har+man Lloyd Hastings Shirley Harmon Carmel Havens Mark Harriman Pamela Hebert 91 Eugene Heck Sharon Herbert Richard Henry Doris Hernandez ' MOST COURTEOUS Seniors, Sandy Castro and Don Downs. Mario Hernandez Richard Herrington Pedro Hernander David Hickox Carl Hockett Rebecca Holgate 92 Roxanne Hollen Irene Jacinto Michael Holmes Joyce Jackson Michael Hopkins Shari Jacobs Dennis Hugie Peter Jaime Ralph Johnson Cheryl Kariotis Richard Jones Linda Kaylor William Jones John Kelsh John Juarez Jay Kennady 93 Philip Koosababian Rebecca Kline Lynne Killrakis Jan Klopping Charles Kircher James Koenig Cyn+hia Kirkley Mary Koenig Christine Koeppen Marlene Kono Paul Kress Ross Labbe John Kubas Richard Lacombe 94 Patricia La Frenz Steven Larson Michael Lawrence Chris Lee Sammy Leal John Le Fever : V ' vii -i ■« 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Senior girl and boy, Linda Von Post and Gene Heck. Gary Leonard PauleHe Leu 95 Lawrence Lewis Gerald Leyva ' MOST ARTISTIC Senior girl and boy, Barbara Paulick and Alex Padilla. Stephen LiberaH Anthony Lopez Oscar Lopez Richard Lopez Vivienne Lopez 96 Lynda Lovelace Robert Lyman Robert Lowe Karen Lynch Annamarle Lucas John MacDonald Ronald Luna Mary Mackey Fred Maier Linda Malom Martha Marin Louie Malone Jo Ann Marker David Marin David Martin 97 Slenwood Martin Cecelia Mar+inez Patrick Martinez Lyie Mathewson Mary Ann Martin Isabel Martinez Albert Martinez Linda Martinez Lucio Martinez Kimberley Mason Kathleen Maxwell Michael Mason Linda McBride Richard Mater Deirdre McDermott 98 ' LOUDEST Seniors, Bonnie Newman and John Kubos Rodney Mieding Nelson Miller Lauriano Mendoza Barbara Millett Frank Mercado III Steve Mitchell 99 Joy Mock Benjamin Morales James Molnar Gilbert Morales David Moore Guadalupe Morales Olivia Moreno Arthur Moralez Susan Moriar+y ' MOST ALLURING Senior girl and 100 Judy Morino Roberta Morrill Vicki Morris Yvonne Murray Delia Munoz Margarita Nabe+a boy, Diane Baker and Tom Simpson. Robert Nash Tanya Nazaroff Rosa Novo Susie Neet 101 Robert Nelson Ronald Nerio ' ■M ' PEPPIEST Senior girl and boy, Bonnie Brown and Harry Yessian. Bonnie Newman Charles Oehring Thomas Niedringhaus Roberta Olivarez James O ' Brien Pamela Oliver Porf Ockle Ronnie Oliver 102 Robert Or+ii Carole Ottosen Maria Oronas Alex Padilio Xavier Oroico Kathleen Pallares Terry Park Patricia Pattison Cynthia Parra Barbara Paulick Lydia Parra Rosemarie Pena Ruben Pasillas Yolanda Penilla 103 David Perez Raymond Perry Pioneer boys were given a talk by a Marin e Corps recruiter, Sergeant Womak, on the Titan campus concerning enlistments, careers, and general information about the Corps. Representatives from the Navy, Air Force, and Army were also present. Chris Peters Sandra Petrone Donna Phillips Melanie Pickering Wilbert Phillips Lawrence Pippin 104 Kathleen Ploeger Kenneth Porter Yvonne Plunn Ronald Prado Mike Plunkett Henry Pratti Alan Popoff Donna Pringle Sandra Pritchett Maria Quiroz Jerry Pugh Mark Raduiovlch Dale Putnann Andrew Quesada 105 Ronald Ralston John Rasor Larry Ramirez Sharon Re Domingo Rangel Grace Rea Dale Rankin Cheryl Ready Ryan Reinhold William Reyes Jean Renek Linda Reynolds Gloria Ren+eria Carrie Reynosa Mary Reveies Richard Rice 106 David Rioz Ruth Rioz Judy Richardson Edward Robbins iiSi;- Gory Rini Joyce Roberts John Juarez and Victor Sanchez are shown sitting in the language lob, innproving their foreign language skills. Dole Robertson Dennis Robinson 107 Lorraine Robles Carmen Rodriguez Seniors learn how to face the problems of the adult world in Mr. Golleher ' s social problems class. Eriinda Rodriguez Marfha Rodriguez Allen Rojas James Rucker Daniel Roman Michael Rudder Charles Rowden Becky Ruiz 108 Gary Rut+le Ramona Salazar Sherryl Saffell Vikki Salva+o Louis Solas Mike Samuelson Edward Solozar Daniel Sonchei Esther Sanchez Victor Sanchez Linda Satterfield Barbara Sanders Charlotte Schmidt John Sandoval 109 Barbara Schneider Sandra Scofleld Dennis Schwalm Leonard Scovel TALLEST AND SHORTEST Seniors, Skip Kennedy and Jon Kiopping. Karen Seabolf Sharon Sheehan f )l Sharon Sears Nornnan Shepherd Arnold Segura Richard Shaub no Mike Shubin Richard Siffon George Sheridan Armineh Simonian Judy Shubin Tom Sinnpson u Paul Sipes Gayle Smith M mt Mark Skoien Gene Smith Mary Slanina Sylvia Sosa Gary Smith Roselinda Soto Jeanne Sousa Darrell Steed Larrie Speer Douglas Steele Bruce Spence Kathy Steimer Sally Spencer Teree Stemmler Arleene Stilwell Jon Stirling David Stone Sharon Stivers Susan Stork Dean Stockwell 112 Nancy Strong Greg Sumners Mr. Budensielt explains the theory of physics to his students while they work on class assignments. Karen Surich Lorraine Tallerino John Swett Raul Terrazas Karen Szymik Dale Thies Lorine Tallerino Brad Thompson 113 Dale Thomsen Mimi Trimble Teddy Tibbet+s Sinny Ugland Teri Tisci KeHh Ungles Micky Tracy Lydia Valdivia Mr. Swain teaches thhe fundamentals of math to Barry Whi+comb in a Senior Math class. Jtk Lilly Valle Cisco Van Harten 114 Lilly Van Zan+en Richard Velasco Patsy Vaught Jesse Ventura Ria Vejar Tom Verdusco Inez Velarde Richard Vigueria Linda Von Post Steve Walker Brian Wagg Lindy Wallace Steve Walden Walt Walters Andrew Walker Linda Walton H f HW BU n. 1 y K ' n W x WL y m t Ir ' ' A B JT 115 Ka+hy Walz ReNae Webb Donald Warner Roger Weisbecic k B ht V ' 1 KKI r mm Ir; ' P K Tiv [ B ' ' ■ ' ' Mtr |t- - - ., . Mf -d r ■ :if . aT ' m:. J B ,MBm Martha Wat+ie Michael Westbrook Greg Weaver John White William Whitely Ronnie Williams Kenneth Wiebe Robert Wilson Ernest Willerford Thomas Wojtaszak Richard Williams Ellen Wolfenbarger 116 Melvin Wood Ronald Yoder Stanley Woolf Linda Zepeda Guadalupe Ybarra Mary Zlady Harry Yessran Michael Zieman s.0ml mK k Carol Zimnner Augie Avila CAMERA SHY SENIORS Nick Feiler Robert Mora Paul For+elny Stephen Reina Doreen Gallegos Nellie Rodriguez Lucio Garcia Charles Sierra Ray Gorom Sheri Stone Dennis Greene Gilbert Tapia John Johns Mike Thurmond Jim Johnson Tom Wilcox Mary Masiello Susanne Wyatt Mike Mendoza 117 In Memorium Larry McMillan SEPTEMBER 15, 1948 MARCH 21, 1966 FROM THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1966 Shall I doubt my Father ' s mercy? Shall I think of death as doom. Or the stepping o ' er the threshold To a bigger, brighter room? Shall I blame my Father ' s wisdom? Shall I sit enswathed in gloom. When I know my loved one ' s happy. Waiting in the other room? Robert Freeman I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9. 10. II. 12. 13. 14, 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Mllte Clayton Karen Bartlett Sue Wyatt Tim McMullen Jessie Gonzales Barbara Schneider Ed Gilweit Mary Koenig PaHy La Frenze Carrie Reynosa Jim O ' Brien Tim McMullen Judy Moreno Marsha Gilpin Lynne Killraltis Linda Fronsway Donna Phillips Jim Molnar John Kubas Richard Williams Jan Stirling Mike Mendoza Gerald Leyva Tom Verdusco Margaret Medrano Sheri Stone Louie Solas Don Downs Judy Richardson 28. Mike Cobrol 29. Ginny Uglond 30. Oscar Lopez 31. Linda Tibbetts 32. Re Noe Webb 33. Alan Popoff 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 34. Yvonne Murray 35. Brian Wagg 36. Terry Garner 37. Shirley Harmon 38. Vince Davis Linda Reynolds Pam Dixon, Nancy Strong, Port Ockle, Barb Schneider, udy Richardson 39. 40 119 Classes and Curriculum t 121 v VICE PRESIDENT STEVE ROBLES PRESIDENT ROICE BASSETT Junior Class Officers Display Able Leadership Standing: Becky Eriand, Laurie Treokle, Peter Krlltes, Bob Mosby, Chuck Willard, Bob Warren, Gloria Castro, Beth Wilkinson, Patsy Enters, Sue Powell, Nancy Kay, Cathy Wolte, Pot Shaub. Seated: Prlscllla Magallcnes, Elaine Barrett, Mary Clayton, Rolice Bassett (President); Steve Robles, Kathy Johnson, Lucy Guadarroma, Diane Gomez. 122 SECRETARY PRISCILLA MAGALLANES . s TREASURER MARY CLAYTON Jim Adams Raymond Addis Michele Adredn Esmeraldo Aquirre Gilbert Alcaraz Peter Aldama Ray Alvarado Craig Arnold Steve Arredondo Lucie Arsenault Linda Asher Vicki Asher Ruben Avina Igor Budzinsky Kristlne Babcock Rosemarie Bailon Elaine Barrett Don Barrie Roice Bassett Charlotte Bazzill Larry Beard Terry Beecham Coleen Bendel Liz Benson Karin Bernard LeRoy Birkle Bob Bjelojac SOCIAL CHAIRMAN ELAINE BARRETT 123 Kathy Black Phyllis Blank Rod Bonser Karen Bowbeer Loree Brand Tom Brawders Carol Bray Ton ButH Gene Cobral Kcthie Calohan Irene Cansino Monico Calvillo Keith Campbell Melano Conlon Ed Carltello DomenicQ Carbonora Glynda Carr Edward Corrillo Martha Corrillo George Carmono Nacho Corrillo Adele Castonon Gloria Castro Ed Chavez Tim Chavez Mike Chorlch Bruce Cinque Mary Clayton Sharon Clevenger Guillermc Contreras Virginia Contreras Eva Corona John Cortez John Coto James Cox Joyce Coy Skies Full From Operai Students from Mr. Stan Reid ' s naturali science classes are shown here during op-i eration W.A.S.P. (Weather-Airbornei Science Project). Sixty-five helium filled balloons were set off to test wind cur- rents. The larger balloons left the state and the smaller ones went to northern 124 Of Balloons tion WASP California. Return ad- iressed postcards were attached to the balloons asking the finder to send ' hem back to Pioneer. ' hirty percent of the post- :ards were returned. Larry Crawford Shellie Crooker Yvonne Cruz Roberta Cue! lar Rosie Cusfodio Jackie Dailey Janice Dakos Betty Davlla Eric Day Guillermina DeLeon Rosie Delgado Tommy Delgado Fred Dominguez John Dennis Dennis Dooling Frank Dorado Judy Doric Nancy Downs Bob Doyle Jim Drahota Roger Dudley Susan Dugas Colburn Duddit Ray Dukellis Steve Dummit John Duron Jim Eaton Rebecca Eddy Lorry Ehlers Patricio Enters Janice Erb Rebecca Erland Suson Escobedo Susan Esporzo Cathy Espinoza Armando Espinoza Virginia Esqulne Lois Eyier Pot Foris Lucy Felix Raul Felix Ken Fenstermacher Anthony Ferrano Frank Ferris Elizabeth Floras 125 Mary F I ores Cameron Ford Christine Franco Ernie Frye Eddie Fuente George Fuentes Rubin Fuentes Del Fuller Janice Funk Mando Goltndo Rachel Gal lardo Rosalba GoMegos Sonia Gallegos Ella Gandaro Don Ganzer David Garcia Eddy Garcia Gilbert Garcia Mike Garcia Sally Garcia John Gardner Martha Gasca Ruth Gaxiola Victor Giordlno Bill Glllett Mark GIvens Sue Golden Bi 11 Goldsberry Diana Gomez Margo Gomez Martin Gomez Heriindo Gonzales Rudy Gonzales Yolonda Gonzales Jon Gow Roger Grcble Art Classes ents Oppor Explore Crea Creativity comes to the fore in Mrs. 126 Give Stud- tunity to tive Talent ' Simpson ' s art classes. Milbrla Graharr Jess Greer Flo Greick Vickl Gribbie Wa ne Griffin Lucy Guardrromo Elva Guerra David Guerrero Yolanda Guerrero Hans Gulden Robert Gutierrez Robert Hansen Cliff Harlan Karen Harral Terri Hatch Tom Haudenschield Fred Henderson Danny Hensley Chris Hernandez Evelyn Hernandez Gloria Hernandez Ray Herrera Van Hester Carrol Herring Nancy Hirsch Linda Hoferer Bob Hoi liman Sharon Hoi ly Steve Hoover Pam Hopkins Ray Houtekamer Priscilla Howe Walter Howe Glenn Hugelmaier Dale Hunter Dick Huntsinger Mike Jenkins David Johnson Kathy Johnson Shirley Johnson Mike Jones Robert Kammer Kerry Konemitsu Nancy Kay Linda Kent 127 Diane Kirby Tim Kline Barbara Koehler Randy Koenig Paul Kolec Cindy Kono Peter Krikes Mark Kropp John KuKora Janet Lackey Lee La Frez Melodie Lalne John Lange Carolyn Larrabee James Law Darlene Leblanc Phil Ledgerwood Laury LeMay Ray Lepicler Barbara Lester Charolette Lever Stephen Lewis Norma Leyva Michael Linza Dor I a Long Rick Long Manuel Lopez Richard Lopez Diane Luas Priscilla Lucero Jackie Luirette Maria Luna Sara Lundin Robert Lynch DeAnn Mobey Priscilla Magallanes 128 Elios Magana Johnny Magana John Maier Rorie Malom Colleen Manson Vic Marin Nancy Morquez Carol Marshall Ray Martin Cecilia Martinez Charles Martinez Oscar Martinez Marie McDonald Ronnie McGaw Gary Mclver Dan McKeever Charles McKenzie Deidre McLean Mark McWhorter Frank Medron George Mendez Albert Mendoza Jo Ann Mendoza Jul ia Mendoza Linda Mendozo Victor Memley Alfred Mercado Roylene Messorchmitt Bill Mazzell Colleen Millers Tio Milton Dave Minton John Michel I Jon Molar Gilbert Montenegro John Morales Michelle Morzinsky Bob Mosby Mike Mueller Mike Mullins Eugene Muro Larry Munoz Isaac Munoz Benito Muril lo Jo Ann Novo 129 Gayle Nafziger Carlos NavQ Paul Novarro Steve Newcombe Leonard Nissenson Johnny Nunez Tim Oakes Kelly Olquin John Ontlveros Mary Ontlveros Johnny Ortiz Pat Ortiz Candl Osbon Susan Ott Larry Padden Jackie Palazzolo Anita Paslllas Eddy Paslllas Linda Paterson Lydia Pazos Charlie Perfect© Wayne Phlpps Sylvia Pico Richard Pippin Veronica Ponce Sue Powell Becky Perez Nancy Porter Barbara Pereyra Laura Radford Runnae Randall Bill Radulovich Patsy Rangel Diane Ratzlaff Ruby Rcyos Allen Reimer 130 Bruce Remington Paul Reveles Johnny Reyes Rudy Reyes Tom RIgglo Gwendolyn Roberts Susan Roberts Rosalinda Roblero Lupe Robles Steve Robles Henry Roc ha Lorinda Rodelo Raul Rodelo Ben Rodriguez Henry Rodriguez Note Rodriguez Gilbert Rojo Flora Rojo Frances Roman Steve RosenzweI( Jay Ross Gilbert Ruiz Mary Ruiz Glenn Solas Rachel Solas Yolando Salazor Mario Solciod Eric Samuelson Cathy Sanchez Tommy Sanchez Ray Santano Darrell Saryer Dennis Saunders Robert Schertz Bill Schiller John Scholderer Bob Schmidt Gary Scofleld Kathy Seabolt Cecil See Karen Sharp Pat Shaub Jerry Shelton Ann Siegmund Stephanie Simonian 131 Sinthea, Simonian Deb Skoien Patly Slanlna Ira Smith Andres Soils Frank Sollz Rachel Soto Greg Stacy Pot Stanley Lynn Stermol le Mike Stephens Sue Stermolle Debby Stone Ken Stoops James Strabach Morlene Stowe Cathy Sutton Carlo Tafoya Lloyd Taylor Chris Thirkettle Jo Ann Thirkettle Jerry Thurston Region Torosian Lauri Treakle Lorry Trotter Peggy Umland Modal in Unglo Art Volenzuelo Ed Valle Anna Von Harten Sandra Von Trease Sal ly Vosquez John Velarde Vivian Velasco Martha Velvick James Walker Mr. Raffer+y instructs advanced photog- raphy students m the fine points of com- 132 Edna Warboys Janet Warner Robert Warren Pam Weaver Linda Weeks Pottle Whitaker Sue Whitcomb Chuck Widen Beth Wilkinson Charles Wlllord Ray Willett Allen Williams Mike Williams Larry Wills Barry Wihcn Lloyd Wilson Robert Wilson Dave Wingo Brad Wold Cathie Wolfe Nancy Woodall Aleta Wopershall Lauro Wyckoff Johnny Ybarra Carmen Zamudlo Phill ip Zomudio CAMERA SHY Ray Alvarodo Mike Hynson Lloyd Malom Ronnie Melendrez Louie Navarro Ed Thomas Armond Virgil Rick Voigt Rose Marie Young position. 133 Front row: Oscar Jackson, Tom Castro, John Villa, Eddie Gana, Steve Saffel, Gary Notting- ham, Benny Murillo. Back row: Ed Tewes, Robert Moral, Don Hardin, Gary Hampson, Charlie Brown. Pep Band Junior Signatures 134 n Memoriam Richard Dent Peggy Dent Pioneer Annual Staff dedicate this page of the 1966 TORCH to the Dent family. Peggy Dent, class of ' 68, and Richard Dent, class of ' 67, lost their lives in a tragic plane crash on August 8, 1965. Their mother, Rebecca Dent, a former cafeteria employee at Pioneer and father, Jomes, perished also. Their loss is greatly felt among the faculty and student body of Pioneer High. Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth. And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I ' ve climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds — and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of — wheeled and soared and swung High In the sunlit silence. Hov ' ring there I ' ve chased the shouting wind along and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long delirious burning blue I ' ve topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace, Where never lark, or even eagle flew; And while with silent, lifting mind I ' ve trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space. Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. HIGH FLIGHT John Gilesple Magee, Jr. 135  .,   ' •« asK ' i ' . « t- ' .v ' . Vrr PRESIDENT DUANE HILBERG VICE PRESIDENT MARCIAGROSSBERG Sophomore Class Council Helps Generate School Spirit The Sophomore Class Council holds weekly meetings under fhe direction of he Sopho- more class officers and the class advisors, Mrs. Grant and Mr. Hillson. They sponsor many fund-raising activities during the school year to help raise money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom in 1967, and also to amass enough money for their Senior class gift in 1968. A few of the more successful activities this year are the bottle drive, several car washes, and battle ribbon sales. They also introduced Sophomore color day which was observed frequently throughout the year. On color day, all Sophomores are supposed to wear their class color, red. This helps generate class spirit as well as school spirit in general. SECRETARY KATHY GILWEIT T Standing: Kathy Alesi, Ton! Osbon, Marty Lozano, Claudia Randall Suzette Singleton, Gayle Chase, Con- nie Dorsey, Chris Richardson, Paula Spence, Ruth Glen, Oscar Jaclcson, Gary hHamp- son, Tony Mastrongelo, Laura Dodd, Lance Carlson. Seated: Lorraine Charves, Robyn Johnson, Brenda hlorrison, Kathy Gilweit, Duane Hilberg (President), Diane Damey. Marsha Grossberg, Claudia Wilson. 136 TREASURER DIANE DAMEY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN BRENDA HARRISON Lupe Abbess Barbara Aboe Adelo Acuna Linda Adklns Dolores Aguayo Art Aguillar Kathy Alesi Larry Alsman Eduordo Alvorado Fernando Alvorado Irene Alvorado David Alvarez Lynn Alvey Pot Apodoca Paul Arce Mike Archulefa Mary Arellonez Bill Aroz Evelyn Arzate Olivia Avino Ken Bales Francyne Ball Dennis Ballagh Beverly BortleU Wannetl-e Berchich Cindy Berger Barbara Bishop Jeri Black Duane Botton Mike Brecht 137 Dave Brown Frank Bueno Barbara Burns Greg Burns Kristine Bushaw Bernie Cabral Emily Cabral Juan Caldera Anthony Colderon Henry Calderon Beverly Campbell Emilia Canales Linda Candelaria Margie Cardenas Lance Carlson Mary Corrillo Graciel Carrillo Sally Carrillo Dennis Cartter Dennis Casey Sandy Castleman Clprlano Castro Philip Castro Tom Castro Kathy Castruito Kathy Choffle Lorranie Charves Coyle Chase Evelyn Chavez Rovert Chavez Gail Christian Larry Clarke Steve Clark Steve Clemens Greg CI ine David Collins Edward Compean Ernie Contreras Ronnie Core Eddie Cortez Sophomores learn rudiments of pho- ' l ' «! . . C _a 138 tography In photo I classes. Gloria Cortez Frank Cox Laurel Cullel Stella Curie! Diane Damey Linda Done Jim Daniels Denise Davis Deane DeLeon Mike Del Muro Mary De Ru Richard De Shon Allen Desmaretz Harry Deter Lucie Diaz Salvador Diaz Carol Dismukes Michelle Dong Laura Dodd Connie Dorsey Janet Downs Chris Drummy Christine Dubb Clayton Dudait Ray Duron Peggy Eaton Cheryl Erb Steve Esparzo Jim Eisentiart Gonzolo Espinosa Bill Erye Jackie Ferguson Rosoleen Fierro Tina Fierros Gail Fisher Cathy Flores Gabriel Flores Ray Flores Gloria Flores Rick Flores Bobby Flores Jo Ann Fonseca Kathy Franco Bonnie Fredericks Robert Gol indo Sally Gallordo Belinda Golvon Larry Gamboo Rose Marie Gomino Ronert Gondaro 139 Andy Garcia Anthony Garcia Juon Garcia Mike Garcia Paul Garcia WIl lie Garcia Clydonna CarouUe Susie Garvin Eddie Garza Raymond Gasca Susan Geary Rudy German Christine Gilbert Kathie Gilwelt Ruthie Glenn Randy Glesener Sharon Goforth Frances Gomez Armando Gonzalez Armando Gonzalez Carmellto Gonzalez Danny Gonzalez Dante Goodstein Ken Granger Dan Grossberg Marcia Grossberg Rudy Gutievrez Evelyn Guerrero Cathy Green Louis Gutierrez Mario Gutierrez Rosalie Gutierrez Dove Greeley Al Hall Cathy Habbeshaw Gary Hampson Donald Hardin John Harrel Brenda Harrison Jack Hayword Laura Dodd assls+s Claudia Wilson (bo+h Sophomores), as she slops by her loclter for books for her next class. Stu- 140 dents have only five minutes between classes, and this OT+en leads to much lost-minute scrambling for those whose lockers are not centrally located. Nancy Helneman Alfred Hernandez Eddie Hernandez Don Hernandez Ernie Higgins Robert Hernondez Duone Hilberg John Hill Margie Hollowell Jerry Holveck Carl Horsted Joyce Howell Danny Huntslnger Daniel Infante Nick Itallano Oscar Jackson Alyce Jacobs Rich Jameson Daphne Jantz Sandy Jernigan Armono Jimlnez Carol Johnson Robyn Johnson Jim Jones Jeany Joordens Hector Juarez Judi Killough Kris KIrby Pot Kline Steve Klopping Ginger Kluzak Sandra Knight Chester Kuduk Rudy Laddaga Richard Lairmore Sue Laursen Bernie Leal Peggy Le Blanc Pat Lee John Leighton Roland Leong Jim Lobnow Jim Long David Lopez Frances Lopez Roberta Lopez Teresa Lopez Terri Lowery Marty Lozano Jimmy Luna 141 Lorraine Madrid Rita Magana Robert Moganc Steve Manchester Romon a Manuri Mike Mordlrosian Robert Morquez Helen Marrulo Diane Martin Philip Martin David Martinez Paul Martinez Anthony Mastrangelo Melody Mata Dennis Matthews Norman Mayer Kathy McBrlde Diane McCluskey Jane McKelvey Robert McLean Wayne McVeigh Chris Melendrez Jim Melnlfoff Frankle Mendoza Joe Mendoza Phil! Ip Mendoza Rachel Mercado Patsy Meza Ellen Miller Joseph Mil ler Steve Minton Dave Mitchell Mary Lou Montenegro Mike Montez Patsy More Carlos Morales David Morales Rachel Morales Mary Moralez John Morgan Mr. McDonald ' s sophomore history class shows enthusiasm as they work diligently on their current assignment. The course en- riches students ' knowledge of world history and culture along with international affairs. Jeff Miller Steve Morales Robert Morrill Carlos Mueic Terry Mulllns Grace Munoz Yolondo Munoz Maria Mure Don Nader Garreft Nanninga John Narrel Rosanno Navarro Henry Neil Bob Nelson David Nunez Lucette Ockle Adel ine Ol iva Mike Olivarez Neil Oliver Maggie OnMveros Jess Ortiz Toni Osborn Dana Ostgaard Linda Ov ings Barry Pabst Anna Pacek Maria Poicelra Dove Polma Georgiann Pantos Pot Pordy Shannon Pordy Dan Parks David Parks Gilbert Parra KathI Paterson Fovlola Pazos Janet Percy Linda Peterson Chris Pieper Alanna Poludnak Amanda Ponce Arturo Ponce Anne Popoff Bill Popoff Don Popoff Norman Powel I Richard Prendez Gary Pruitt Bertha Puenta Susan Quesoda Col leen Radford Alfred Ramirez Ellzabefh Ramos Claudia Randle Judy Rasor Mike Rau Paul Royos Rosle Rendon Harry Rhodes Chris Richardson Fred Rios Mary Rlsher Gory Riviera Rebecca Rivera Alfonso Rocha Cecilia Rodriguez Phyllis Rojas Joe Roman Richard Romondia Mike Romero Jill Ross Chris Rowden Christine Ruiz Richard Ruiz Kathy Russel I Vivian Rupprecht Abby Ruvalcaba Sfeven Saffell Steven Solz Madeline Salazar Robert Salazar Oscar Solcldo Irene Sanchez Kathy Sandoval Alice Santana Archie Santana Alyce Sarver Kathy Schroeder Don Schurke Robert Sears Sophomores Intricacies I Language Mr. Anderson makes sure the s+uden+s un- derstand him as he explains the intricacies Learn of English of punctuation in the English language. Cecilia Segura Gloria Segura Mike Shields Ann Sierra Richard Sierra Nick SIlvo Al Slnclare Suzette Singleton Marilyn Skrip Joe Slanina Linda Soler Ray Somerset ' Steven Solum Ron Smith Diana Soldovini Roy Sotas Carlos Soto Tony Spallino Paula Spence Larry Steiner Steve Stermolle Nancy Stoughton Danny Sratton Loretta Swift Teresa Swihort Phil Toy lor Joe Tejada Carmen Tel les Edward Tewes Karen Thrune Caren Tribe Steve Todd Wes Troutman Leroy Trujillo Larry Ungles Leann Usselman Flora Vanzanten Carman Valenzuela Ted Van Daalen Wetters Antonio Vasquez Shirley Whitcomb Linda Wickland Penny Willerford Caren Will iams Roger Wiillams Claudia Wilson Steve Wagner Sandra Walters Jim Walton Richard Webb Jim Weddle Doug Westfall CAMERA-SHY SOPHOMORES Juanita Aceves Danny Nieto Albert Angulango Pat Orozco Francyne Ball Kim Palmer James Byers Jose Perez Ruben Colvillo Dolores Perkins Helen Carrillo Philip Perkins Frank Costcntino Colleen Ransom Anna Cota Douglas Redicon Sylvia Juarez Charles Robison William Kelsch Robert Rodriguez Kathryn Lansford Chris Rodriquez Jerry Larcom David Sanchez Sergio Marin Gloria Segura Robert Matkovich Carlos Soto Jr. Michael Mc Crow Tony Spallino Joonn Mendez Victor Voile James Mendoza Pom Wilbur Matthew Millard Ian Wood Billy Worcester Charles Young English Classes Study Shakespeare Greg Woodworth Cheryl Worsiey Shakespeare ' s King Lear is read by members of Mrs. Thompson ' s English class. Seated: Charles Young, Gary hlompson, Helen Marrujo, Mike Mc- Craw, and John hlarrell. Standing: Judi Klllough, Jim Lobnow, and Brenda Harrison. Fred Worthy Debra Wysowski Nancy Zubiate Lourdes Zuckerman 146 9. 10. I I. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. I 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43, Edna Warboys ' 67 and Donna Phillips ' 67 Patty Newcomb ' 69 Richard De Shan ' 68 George Morales ' 69 Jay Ross ' 67 Sharon Swoney ' 69 Carol Dismultes ' 68 Steve Newcombe ' 67 Sandy Castlemcn ' 68 Laura Wycloff ' 67 Roberta Hernandez ' 68 Mike Kropp ' 67 Ken Boles ' 68 and Jim Lobnow ' 68 Steve Garner ' 69 Lindo Weeks ' 67 Debbie Stone ' 67 Debbie Angelucc Diane Martin ' 68 Mary Moralez ' 68 Anita Voytko ' 69 Tony Powell ' 68 and Phyllis hieinerman ' 69 Allen Desmaretz ' 68 Judy Dorio ' 67 Patsy Mora ' 68 and Anita Pasillos ' 67 Jerri Clayton ' 69 Frank Ferris ' 67 Bruce Hougardy ' 69 Karen Hunter ' 69 Tony Powell ' 68 Kothy Sandoval ' 68 Elaine Menendez ' 67 and friend Geri Block ' 68 Gloria Eones ' 69 Mike O ' Shonn ' 69 Loretto Swift ' 68 Carol Schultz ' 69 Chris Leandro ' 69 Steve Gobrll ' 69 Alan Westbrook ' 69 Susan Presho ' 69 Sintheo and Stephonie Slmonion ' 67 Barbara Hounsell ' 69 1 itans 147 VICE PRESIDENT SUE CHASE PRESIDENT STEVE GARNER Freshman Class Officers Standing; Forest Pecic, Pot Linzo, Ann Peters, Roy Fernondez, Mark McCollum, Robin Wilson, Carol Shulti, Virginia Robinson, Diane McKain, Mary Jackson. Seated: Jean Whitcomb, Barbara Hounsel, Sue Chase, Steve Garner (President), Kothy Marquei, John Hoover, Barbara King, Jo Ann Marshall. 148 TREASURER JOHN HOOVER SOCIAL CHAIRMAN BARBARA HOUNSELL Earl Achenbach Dona Adams John Adorno Beatriz Agullar Danny Alcaraz Ruth Aldoma Richard Aldrich Don Allen Ronnie Alvarez Louie Ambroslne Tom Anderson Mario Androde Debbie Angelucci Carlo Ankney Charles Arabian Elizabeth Arellanes Art Arriaga Louise Anenault Alexander Atrlstain Loretta Austin Craig Autenrieth Margie Ayola Cynthia Bobb Eva Bailon Richard Bollesteros Brenda Balthaser Gloria Balfierra Esther Barojas John Barber Linda B crksdale ©S?) SECRETARY KATHY MARQUEZ 149 Jerry Barnett Louis Barro Ronnie Basurto Ron Baumgartner Pom Beard Don Blue Debbie Boice Bonnie Bolton Janis Bowbeer Marsha Bowman Mary Bracamontes Tim Brcnham Debbie Brewer Ray Brooks Don Brown Rodney Bryant Danny Bueno Ton I Burger Lynne Busse Gilbert Cobral Steven Cabral Lorraine Camocho Carmela Carbonara Joe Carlngella Marvel Carlson Joe Carrillo Susan Carrillo Lydio Casanova Patricia Casper Gilbert Castillo Ray Castro Steve Castoreno Sue Chase Irma Chavez Joe Chavez Rachel Cisneros Lynette Clark Mike Clark Jerrle Clayton Mike Christian Freshman Classes Dis- Mysterious Science Dissecting is not the only activity per- Freshman Science class. Reading and paper part in all studies of science. 150 Science cover the World of formed in Mr. Horn ' s work plays an important Wayne Col lins Monica Conreros Xavier Cooper Alice Corona Joe Corona Mario Corona Sandra Corona Barbara Coronado Margo Corral Roslta Cortez Pete Costabile Philip Cota Robert Cox Wayne Crawford Karen Crick Delphina Custodio Jimmy Custodio Art Dakos William Davis Randy Dayton Sandra Deaklns Ed Delgado Luis Delgado Kees de Ru Olgo Diaz Tommy Diaz Tony Diaz Edward Didway Marie Dixon Don Dooling Christina Dorado Bonnie Doughty John Duenas Phil Dunpas Nancy Eads Diane Eokin Gloria Eanes Gary Easvey Kay Echelberger Rose Elich Jim Ellis David Escalonte David Esparza Gloria Esparza Sal Fasone David Farmer Jerome Feely Yolanda Felix Ray Fernandez Leonard Ferreri 151 Nanette Ferris Renee Finch Betty Flores Louis Fiores Maria Flores Theresa Fiores Joe Fleix Judy Foh Tim Ford Marcia Fredrlcksen Patricia Fuentes Richard Fuentes Kathleen Fuller Steve Gabriel Danny Garcia Bernlce Garcia Gilbert Garcia Jim Garcia Filiberto Garcia Linda Garcia Tony Garcia Paul Gasca Steve Garner Raymond Gergen Marl lyn Gaviol i Barbara Godart Louis Godinez Frank Gomez Richard Gormley Steve Grab Gerald Granger Joe Greick Candy Gribble Ruben Grizzelle Mike Gronewold Roland Guerra Hector Guerrero Mitchell Gutierrez Gloria Hansen Richard Harlan Freshman Sponsors Night Each yeor the Freshman Class of Pioneer High sponsors class. This year was very successful with games, dancing this and other activities go into the Freshman Gloss 152 Class Fun a Frosh Morp Fun Night for their ond plenty of food. Profits from treasury. Glenn Hebert h Debora Heilia I Phyllis Heinemann _T Carl Herbert Richard Herring ttmSmFi L Diane Herron M h Antonio Hernandez £ ' .i Joe Hernandez MM i Linda Hernandez mk - 1 Ruben Hernandez m- ' - Patsy Herrera PaHi Hoferer Steve Holgate Michea! HoUinshead Greg Holly John Hoover Jon Hopkins Bruce Hougardy Barbara Hounsell Bruce Howell Sue Ann Huckelbury Dale Hugelmaier Karen Hunter Mike Itollond Daniel Jackson Mary Jackson John Jenkins Judy Jernigan Carl Jones Bill Jones Virginia Juarez Mike Kammer Cheryl Keller Nancy Kellinski Teddy Kestler Barbara King Debbie King Cathy KIrkley Diane Koch Tom Kress John Kropp Jan Kunkel Marllynn Lanyon Lorle Lares Richard Lauterio Kathy Lawrence Jerry Leo! Christine Leandro Dennis Leong Roy Levarlo 153 t©A Phil Like PatM Linza Rubella Lomas Linda Longo Cello Lopez Diane Lopez Gloria Lopez John Lopez Eva Lopez Dor la Lowe Bernard Loya Cynthia Luas Alex Luna George Maree Margie Marin Kothi Marquez Sandra Marsh Joy Marshall Joanne Marshall David Martin Daniel Martinez George Martinez Helen Martinez Jimmy Martinez Richard Martinez Eurico Mota Ted Moynord Marclo McCarthy Mike McCarthy Mark McCol lum Jim McGow Diane McKain Betty McMahen Greg McMahen Ronny McMillan Tucker McMullen Donna McNaughton Candy Medina David Medina Richard Medina ' ' rr;i !m This freshman science class is working on on expert- gravity and friction. 154 ment involving the theory of Kofhy Meiio Lorraine Melendez Gloria Mendeola Sylvia Mendez HenrieH-a Mendluil Dorlene Mendoza Robert Mendoza Rita Mendoza Nancy Mercodo Linda Metzger Steve Meyers Linda Mikesel I Phil Millard Ruth Miller Patty Mitchell Manuel Molano Debbie Molnar Alfred Montenegro Christine Montenegro Louie Mora Rose Mora George Morales Hilda Morales Margaret Morales Alfred Morano Dolores Moreno Zeferino Moreno Maria Moreno Cynthia Morgan No ' Mo Paul Motiekoltls Gloria Murillo Rachel Murrieta Lorry Myrtue Danny Nasser Julie Navarro Gary Nozaroff Alan Negosian Pat Nev combe Sandra Nev mon Vickie Nickum Heidi Nlssenson Gary Nottingham El izabeth Nunez Esther Ochoa John Olguin Sylvia Ontiveros David Orozco Carol Ortiz David Ortiz x i - 155 Joseph OrJ-iz Ramon Ortiz Jon Osbon Michael O ' Shonn Diana Padden Maria Palma Morogaret Pasillas Jeff Patrick Bill Paulick Don Poxson Richard Paz Nancy Pease Forrest Peck John Peck Caarmen Perez Irene Perez Alex Perfecto Cathy Perkins Dole Perry Ann Peters Jay Petrel I Bonnie Phillips Bob Pippin Gilda Plancorte Antony Ponce Bill Popoff Cindy Powell Alexius Prado Susan Presho Luz Quiroz Christine Ramirez Linda Ramirez Georgitte Ravirez Patsy Ramirez Rudolph Ramirez Louie Ramos Randall Verlle Olivia Rangel Glendo Ransom Diane Rasonen Freshman students are busily at work In Mr. Dusbiber ' s social studies class. Throughout the year Understanding History and Gained in Social Studies 156 they are offered the many concepts of ancient world history and culture. of World Cultures Freshman Classes Mono Lisa Regalado Dolores Remington Ron Reneria Cosme Reveles Joseph Reyes Mary Reyes Rachel Reyes Dolores Rhodes Susan Rios Donna Roberts Kenny Roberts Virginia Robison Ulalio Roblero Albert Robles Alicia Rocha Henrietta Rodelo Bernie Rodriguez Christina Rodriguez Senny Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez Leonard Rodriguez Phil Rodriguez Rudolph Rodriguez Elizabeth Rodriguez Glen Rolas Gilbert Roman Kathy Romo George Resales Jesus Rosales Robert Roth Dolene Rowan Richard Rowzee Bernhard Ruhnke Ruben Ruiz Ernie Solas Adolph Sanchez Edward Sanchez Richard Sanchez Fred Sanders Vivian Santlbanez William Sarabio William Schertz Bob Schiller Lydia Schlndler David Schmidt Carol Schultz Larry Schwain Gwen Scifres Borbara Scott Nancy Sheperd i ' «k 157 Chris Shubin Jim Shubin Carmen Sierra Lucy SInclare Debby Skotnik Judy Smith Sheryl Smith Susan Smith Richard Solis Victoria Soils David Soliz David Spaur Karen Stabile Larry Stahlecl er Ronald Steele Terry Steele Debbe Stemmler Gary Stephens Bill Stevens Kurt Stockwell Pat Stone Steve Stone Berna Storey Gary Suehlrs Christine Suwalski Sharon Swaney Dennis Taylor Steve Taylor James Tebbetts Mary Telles Tom Tetzlaff DIrglnia Thomas James Thurmond Linda TIbbetts Albert Ti jerlna Steve Tolmachoff William Toro Alex Torres Robert Treakle Virginia Trejo Freshmen New Hobby in Begin- Freshman Art is a popular elective among freshmen each year. It adds to hobby and recreational interests along with vocational groundwork for 158 Create Interests ning Art a possible career In art. Above: Phil Dundos (I) and Al Guerro ex- plore the possibilities of plastic os a crafts nnedium. Pat Turner Grizel Ulloa Tina Uribe Pom Utterberg Eddie Valencia Kathy Valenzuela Anna Valle Alexandra VanDaalenWetters Raylene Van Ness George Vasquez Ruben Vasquez Marcy Velvick Lynn Veurink Christina Vicuna Lewis Vigil Leo VIgueria John Villa Maria Villa Joe Vlramontes Anita Voytko Marvin Wagg Nancy Walker Tommy Walker Randall Ward Arlene Wotkins Richard Watt Janet Weaver Mary Weisbeck Alan Westbrook Potty Wharmby Jeanne Whitcomb Kay Wickins Sandi WIckland Richard Williams Robin Wilson Lorry Wlnelnger Sharon Wltton Darlene Worley Laura Wuethrich Beatrice Yvarra Albert Zamudio Victor Zamudio Margaret Zepeda Soul Zuckerman 159 ! r . 160 Sports 161 nxious gms Punctuate Fall Sports ■■■r. ' ' i . ii 1 ) . ' - ' M ti Mr Coaches Proud of Varsity Efforts ? H- Front row: John Doe, Victor, Morln, Ron Nerio, Tony Ferroro. Ruben Fuentes, Ed Salaiar, Lyie Mathewson, Al Corliss, Jim Eaton, Ron Melendrez. Ron Luna. Jack Cote, Gory Scofield, Second row: John Doe, Steve Hoover, Mike Holmes, Paul Kress, Paul Arce, Charles Klrcher, Steve Clarlt, Mike Jenkins, John De Young, Bill Radulovlch, Laury Le Moy, Bob Borundo, Jay Ross, Bob Nelson, Mike Garcia. Top row: John Doe, Eric SamUelson, John Kukura, Mike Samuelson, Steve Cancino, Gary Smith, Mark Radulovlch, Chris Thirkettle, Bill Schiller, Mike Bloom, Walt Walters. Tom Simpson, Ed Thomas, Jim Johnson, Bob Wilson. Bill Rodulivich Intercepts pass as brother Mark (36) comes in for assistance. Pioneer 7 Hawthorne 19 Pioneer 6 Sanfa Fe 12 Pioneer 13 La Serna 6 Pioneer 6 Sierra 19 Pioneer 14 Mayfoir 20 Pioneer 27 John Glenn 20 Pioneer 19 Monte Vista 20 Pioneer 19 Artesio 7 Pioneer La Mirada See following two pages for individual photos of varsity foot- ball team. 163 f ' 2 yMfti fe Robert Nelson, End Ed Salazor, Halfboclt Steve Cancino, End Paul Arce, End Mark Radulovich, Fullback Jim Johnson, Guard 5 0 ' £fi Milce Holmes, Tcclcle Tony Ferroro, Tackle Ron Luna. End Lyie Mo+hewson, Center Victor Marin, Halfback Steve Clark, Guard Chris Thirlcettle, Center Bill Schiller, Center Bob Wilson, Halfback Mike Garcia, Halfback 164 John DeYoung. Halfback Mike Samuelson, End Eric Samuelson, End Gary Scofleld, Quarterback Walt Walters, Quarterback Steve Hoover, Guard 17 Al Corliss, Halfbacic Ron Nerio, Guard iSA 18 Ruben Fuentes, Holfbacit Gary Smith, Center Jim Eaton, Fullbaclt Jack Coto, Guard Bill Radulovich. End Ed Thomas, Tackle Mike Samuelson. End Laury LeMay. Tackle Jay Ross, End Paul Kress, End Ron Melendrez, Halfback Mike Bloom, Guard Photo Not Available Charles Kircher, End Mike Jenkins, Fullback Bob Borunda, Tackle Tom Simpson. Halfback 165 Bee ' s Have Busy Season-Make First Place in League Pioneer 20 Hawthorne 12 Pioneer 31 Santo Fe Pioneer forfeit La Serna Pioneer 7 Sierra Pioneer 21 Mayfoir 7 Pioneer 27 John Glenn Pioneer 12 Monte Vista 6 Pioneer 41 Artesia 7 Pioneer 36 La Mirada 13 Coach Pollack Is caught reviewing the schedule of his first place team. 1 ' 1 Wn W iiiM i Mr 1 S Due to the teamwork of George Fuentes (13) and Joey Carrillo (17), the Hawthorne opponent was unable to block the pass. Top row: Roy Flores, Raul Flores, Eddie Corletello, Frank Costatino, Louie Flores, Lynn Stermolle, Bob Martiniz, Duane Hlllberg, Phil Be- Arcker, Doug Redicon, Carl Jones. David Rios. Raul Terrazas, Roy Houtemaker, Rudy Abarca, Rick Flores. Second row: Bobby Goiindo, Joey Carrillo, Bob Flores, Dan Blue, Harry Rhodes, Hans Goulden. Ray Flores (48) kicks against Hawthorne while Sammy Leal (22) aids in the effort. Mike Mason, Horold Young, Steve Garner, Rick Voigt, Tony Gorcia, Jim Luna, Pat Kline. Third row: Vic Sanchez, Rod Rodriguez, Mike Williams, George Fuentes, Philip Zamudio, Louie Navarro, Eddie Fuentes, Sammy Leal, Lloyd Taylor, Tom Delgado, Gilbert Montenegro, Bob Gutierrez. . .. JkAi .XJ } 9 V. m ua m t.MK S fl jS9 tm F iMS Sk ? ' ' ■ t 1 iSl 4 Top row: Tim Branhom, Louis Borra. Marit Jenkins. Frank Gomez, Mllce O Shonn, David Medina. Bob Shi Her. Mark McCallum, David Lopez. Jerom Feely. Greg McMahan, Roy Levario, Joe Vermontes, Steve Man- chester, John Crop. Middle row: Larry Myriue, Milce Shields, John Ortez, Robert Galindo, Itch Morrolis, Rod Briont. Wavne Crawford, Peter Cos- tabile. Mike Ester, Bernie Leal, Jerry Leo!, Richard Mariinez. BoHom row: George Moralez, Ron Alveraez, Tony Diez, Cipriano Casfro, Chuck Muela, Phyl Coda, Steve Robles, Sergio Marin, Richard Rowzee, Steven Stermolle. Hawthorne 12-20 Santa Fe 20-0 La Serna 6-6 Sierra 7-13 Mayfair 13-0 John Glenn 34-6 Monte Vista 27-0 Artesia . 26-32 La Mirada 21-0 Cee Football Shows Promise for Future Grid Action This year ' s C football team, according to Coach Marcellus, had many promising boys who put out a great effort in trying to take the league title. Coach Haizlip and Marcellus check role before bus leaves.  « 167 Gang tacltle against Santa Fe. Eaton (22) and the team wallowed with La Mirada to a 0-0 tie. Varsity, Bee and Cee Football Teams in Action End run by Hawthorne Bob Wilson moves around right as a hole is opened up by Ron Nerlo and Jim Eaton against La Serna. 168 In a game ogainst Mayfair, Al Corliss is hit hard on a play around right end as Loury LeMoy (49) and Steve Hoover (27) are just a bit late. Willie assists Milte Holms with a broken shoulder pad strap during game against La Habra. Mark Rodulovlch (36) prepares to malce a tackle against an Artesia man. At the Homecoming Assembly Lorry LeMay (49). Bob Wilson, Walter Walters (15) and Al Corliss (17) bring Al Garcia (alumni second from the right) up to date on sports events at Pioneer. Rubin Fuentes is blocked by a La Serna man as Steve Hoover (27), Bill Schiller (46) and Gory Smith (37) prepare to try their hand. Victor Marin (13) is brought into the mud by a La MIrada man. 169 :• (n  I- es ( 1 1 f 1 Front row: Ron Williams, Don Berrie, Dale Rankin, Steve Larson, Tim Mc- Mullen, Bob Hollimon. Second row: Manuel Gonzales, Buddy Phillips, Bob Mosby, Isooc Munoi, Mike Plunket, Terry Garner, Mike McGaw. Bock row: Bernie Granados, Bob Wilson, Bob Bjelajac, Bob Bradly, Dennis Fuller, Steve Walker, Dale Thompson, Mike Westbrook. Pioneer 7 El Rancho 4 Pioneer 13 Rancho Alomi+os 6 Pioneer 8 Warren 6 Pioneer 7 La Serna 8 Pioneer 8 Lynwood 7 Pioneer 6 La Puen+e 12 Pioneer 7 Montebello 6 Pioneer 4 Sierra 13 Pioneer 1 1 Buena Park 5 Pioneer 8 Los Altos 4 Pioneer 7 La Puen+e I I Pioneer 19 Monte Vista 7 Pioneer 23 Artesia I Pioneer 24 La Mirada Varsity Water Polo Team Tries but Misses The varsity waterpolo team turned in a terrific season this year but due to a few bad breaks they didn ' t capture the league title they had hoped for. Captain Dale Thompsen made the All-Star team for the Suburban League. Pioneer ' s shot blocked by La Mirada man in final seconds of game. r Coaches Moriarty and Reid discuss strategy with team captain Dole Thomsen. I ' K j ' Bee Waterpolo W - ' •? Top row: Richard Francis. Chris Peters. John Lang. Miite Breclt and Larry Wilks. BoHom row: Dan Parks. Fred Dominguez, Nate Rodriguez. Ted Van Daalen Wetters. Both Bee and Cee wa+erpolo teams had a great year with some promising players for next year ' s teams. They had a rough schedule but came through well. Coaches Reid and Moriorty hope to see these teams complete next season on top. Cee Waterpolo Top row: Claude Miller. Enrico Moto. Robert McCleon, Allen Westbroolt, Morvin Wagg, Louis Godinei, and Jim Custodia. Middle row: Bill Johnson. Tuclter McMullen, Gilbert Cobral, Bruce Howel. Louie Gutierrez. Richard Wil- liams, Phil Like, and Phil Dundos. Bottom row: Steve Holgate, Gary Noiaroff Steve Clorlt, Rudy Garcia, Glen Heibert, and Bill Stevens. fm, g (f! v 3 Marshal Egure, Lee Clarke, Front Dorado, Jerry Puah, Gilbert Alcaroz, Richard Ruiz, and Frank Bueno. Varsity Cross Country Tom Cardrel tramples Artesia (left) Coach Kemp and runners Dorado, Bueno and Egure go over meet. JV and Frosh Cross Country Show Stamina Front row: John Cortez, Albert Ponce, Gilbert Rojo. Tom Ccrdiel. Second row: Nacho Carrlllo, John Lefever. Jerry Thurston, R.J. Berry. Larry Clarlt. Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer 26 50 22 20 22 31 16 33 Howthorne Santo Fe Lo Serno Sierra Moyfair John Glenn Monte Vista Artesio 29 15 36 37 33 25 39 24 Pioneer 27 Hawthorne 28 Pioneer 38 Sonto Fe 19 Pioneer • Lo Serno Pioneer 20 Sierro 39 Pioneer 29 Moyfair 27 Pioneer 25 John Glenn 32 Pioneer 21 Monte Vista 38 Pioneer 37 Artesio 18 ♦Forfeited gome. ■«=- Front row; Gabriel Ontiveros. Albert Robles, Bobby Mendozo, Joe Ortiz. Second row: Coach Kemp. Ron Steele, Rich Bollesteros, Don Bueno, Al Moreno. .% Hfc ■ . -. i .%U :. ' v 3l ■ «. 173 m s« mm Winter Sports 84 1 1 Right: Roice Bosset, Al Corliss. Ray Lepi- cere, Mork Harrl- mon, Wolt Walters, Augie Avilo, Ron Luna, Leonard Sco- vol, Coach Horn. Skip Kennady, Al Pena, Oscar Lopez. Varsity Basketball Has Record Season Right: Pioneer was forfunote this year in having three of their team nnember? make the all suburban league teom. Shown obove with Coach Horn are from left: Augie Avilo, Skip Kennady. and Leonard Scoval. Pioneer ' s 1965-1966 Titan baske+botl teom set many morks for future teoms to strive. In winning 20 and losing 5, practically every mojor team and individual record was broken. The Ti+ons ployed an aggres- sive, pressing defense, rebounded very well, and hod o hord driving, quick kicking offense thot averaged 70 points to their opponent ' s 56. This team was our first C.I.F. entry, first to be roted in the top ten In the polls, and the first to win o major tourney — the Lo Hobro In- vitational. Two losses were in league ploy to Sierra, the C IF. chomp. Two losses were to Crescenta Volley, one of the final four, In the ploy-offs. The other loss was to Cal. Hi. after two previous wins. Col. Hi. wos the only team to beat Sierra. Three Titans mode All League. Augie Avilo, for the second time. Skip Kennady. and Len Scovel. Augie received additional honors by being the first Titan on the C.I.F. team. This trio along with Ray Lepicier. Ron Luna. Al Peno, and Walt Waiters were the Titans ' mainstays. They were ably backed up by Roice Basset, A I Corliss, Oscar Lopei and Mark Horrlmon, Pioneer 53 Pioneer 62 Pioneer 56 Pioneer 66 Pioneer 75 Pioneer 87 Pioneer 69 Pioneer 58 Pioneer 51 Pioneer 66 Pioneer 93 Pioneer 63 Pioneer 82 Pioneer 75 C.I.F. Pioneer 69 Pioneer 69 Lo Mlrodo •43 Sierra 68 Glenn 55 Monte Vi5«a 55 Arteslo 62 Lo Serno 44 Moyfoir 55 Glenn 51 Slerro 70 Lo Mlrodo 60 Mon«e VIsjQ 65 Lo Serna 45 Movfair 64 Artesio 62 Crescenta Volley 82 Cresento Valley 82 Varsity in Action Top right: Kennedy places a shol for two points against Sierra. Top left: La Serna Lancers ore token for two points by Scoval. Bottom right: Scoval takes an easy two against La Mirada. Bottom left: Augre Avila shows the Sierra Spartans why he was chosen a member of the All C.I.F. All Star team. 176 -ylf ' • • ' ■■•■ Top row: Bob Bjelojac, Jim Drohota, Issac Crumpwater. BoHom row: Ron McGaw, Bob Makovich, Tim Bronohom, Larry Crowford, Dennis Saunders. JV and Bee Basketball Front row: Gory Redican, Roy Flores, Sammie Leal, Gilbert Porra, Gilbert Montenegro, Henry Rocho. Back row: Gilbert Carrillo. Mike Olivarez. Doug Redican. Ken Granger. Oscar Solcido, Roy Houtekamer, Cooch Kemp, J.V. SCORES Pioneer 38 La Mirada 52 Pioneer 58 Sierra 78 Pioneer 57 , John Glenn 50 Pioneer 44 Monte Vista 50 Pioneer 49 Artesia 71 Pioneer 49 La Serna 48 Pioneer 50 Mayfoir 59 Pioneer 59 , John Glenn 49 Pioneer 59 Sierra 66 Pioneer 56 La Mirada 86 Pioneer 43 Monte Vista 41 Pioneer 40 _ Lo Serna 32 Pioneer 69 Mayfair 65 Pioneer 59 Artesia 58 BEE SCORES Pioneer 54 La Mirada 42 Pioneer 53 Sierra 48 Pioneer 78 John Glenn 42 Pioneer 53 Monte Vista 37 Pioneer 65 Artesia 30 Pioneer 81 La Serna 70 Pioneer 69 . Mayfair 44 Pioneer 56 John Glenn 39 Pioneer 67 _ Sierra 66 Pioneer 63 La Mirado 42 Pioneer 47 . Monte Vista 30 Pioneer 40 La Serna 55 Pioneer 79 Mayfoir 44 Pioneer 75 Artesia 54 177 Cee Dee Basketballers Earn Trophies Front row: Gilbert Roman, Joey Carrillo, Art Vallen- zuella, Eddie Valin- cio. Second row; Bob Wynn. Lorry Wineinger, Jinn McGow, Dennis Bollagh, Danny Alcarer, Jerome Feely. Pioneer 49 La Mirada 14 Pioneer 62 Sierra 10 Pioneer 47 John Glenn 33 Pioneer 25 . Monte Vista 22 Pioneer 75 Artesia 21 Pioneer 45 La Serno 29 Pioneer 53 Mayfair 27 Pioneer 28 John Glenn 8 Pioneer 60 - Sierra 16 Pioneer 45 La Mirada 27 Pioneer 44 Monte Vista 27 Pioneer 66 La Serna 26 Pioneer 50 Moyfolr 24 Pioneer 55 Artesia 30 Front row: Henry Gondora, Don Allen. Danny Maitinei. Jerry Granger, Dicit Wott. Second row: Mario Flores, Jerry Leol, Sol Fasone, Mitchel Guitorres, David Spar, Dan Garcia. Pioneer 41 La Mirada 31 Pioneer 38 Sierro 32 Pioneer 37 John Glenn 24 Pioneer 39 Monte Vista 23 Pioneer 44 Artesia 19 Pioneer 50 _ Santo Fe 34 Pioneer 48 _ La Serna 31 Pioneer 40 Mayfair 24 Pioneer 56 John Glenn 34 Pioneer 43 Sierra 25 Pioneer 36 La Mirada 25 Pioneer 27 _ Monte Vista 29 Pioneer 46 La Serna 38 Pioneer 48 Mayfair 19 Pioneer 43 Arteslo 22 178 JV, Bee, Cee Dee Basketball in Action Left: Jim Drahota fakes and passes for Junior Varsity against Artesra. Right: Jerry Leal places one for the Dee team. Be- low left: Dan Alarez shoots as Eddie Valincio moves in for the Cee team. Below right: Mrtchel Gutierrez jumps against Artesio with David Spar rn rear. 179 Varsity and Jr Varsity Wrestlers Top: Mark Kropp, David Lopez. Milte Jenkins, Mike Samuelson, VInce Davis. Bof+om: Nick Ifaliano, Willie Garcia, Bob Mora, Kerry Kanemitsu, Tom Cardlel, Dan Sanchei. Pioneer 7 Mira Cosfa 45 Pioneer 18 Santa Fe 37 Pioneer 30 . Sierra 21 Pioneer 15 .._ La Serna 36 Pioneer 23 Monte Vista 30 Pioneer 41 John Glenn 15 Pioneer 12 Mayfair 35 Pioneer 17 La Mlrada 32 Pioneer 24 Ar+esio 35 One of the three team captains, Bob Mora, makes his pin against Artesla. Typical expression of Coach HaizIIp when his team Is on the mat. Display Outstanding Spirit Top row: John Kropp, Will Davis, Merit Jenkins, Steve Cobriel. Bottom row: Lorry Myrtue, Eddie Sanchez, Tony Diez, Rudy Gonzales. Larry Myrtue executes a single leg take down against Sante Fe. Pioneer Miro Costo 47 Pioneer 28 Sierra 28 Pioneer 17 La Serna 10 Pioneer 17 Monte Vista 10 Pioneer 10 Mayfair 30 Pioneer 23 Lo Mirada 22 Pioneer 8 Artesia 40 This year ' s Varsity and Junior Varsity squad, though handi- capped by a lack of members, did turn out four teammates with an undefeated league record. They are, Willie Garcia and captains, Dan Sanchez, Bob Mora, and Mike Samuelson. At the Cerritos Tournament, Mike Jenkins took a fourth while Willie Garcia carried home the first place trophy. The team will lose through graduotion four of its members, Vince Davis, Dan Sanchez, Bob Mora, and Mike Samuelson. About one third of the squad was related in that there were three sets of brothers, Vince and Will Davis, Mike and Mark Jenkins, and Mark and John Kropp. Above: Kerry Kanemlhu prepares for thof sweeping single leg dive that aroused envy among many of the other Titan wrestlers. Right: Mike Samuelson pries at an arm of a Sante Fe opponent. At 178 lbs., Mllte used a good scissor lock and a speedy double-leg take down to carry him to on undefeated season and a position In C.I.F. Championships. Titan Wrestlers in Action Dan Sanchez, team captain, displays typical pin which held him to an undefeated season. Kerry Kanemltsu drives Sante Fe opponent to mat before he turns over for the pin. Below: Bob Mora rides tight as he starts to break down his Artesia competitor. 182 Spring Sports A ' ' Varsity Baseball Right: Walt Walters shags a grounder in the Infield. Below: Front row: Art Volenzuelo, Larry Crawford, Bob Warren, Al Corliss, Harold Young, Bobbie Golindo, Greg Gardner. Bock row: R. J. Berry, Doug Redlcon, Lloyd Wilson, Walt Walters, Ed Thomas, Roy Houtelcomer. f_f f f f V Art Valenzuela takes a fast ball against Mayfair. 184 ♦ Ed Thomas, slams a home run, with the bat he carried about campus each morning, and shows Mayfair what kept his overage up to 460. Varsity Baseball in Action Titan Dennis Saunders winds up for another of his overpowering fast balls. In a fury of dust Bob Warren makes it safe at second base. 185 I First row: Jim Adams, Jim Walton, Glen Rojos. Henry Rocha. Mike Tenasa, Lloyd Taylor. Second row: Coach Moriar+y, Ron McGaw, Jim Daniels, Frank Constantino. Mike McGrow, Dennis Ballagh, First Baseman Jim Adams slams a triple against Monte Vista. Mike Tenasa pulls a single to righ t field against Monte Vista. ■■■■■■UH HHPIPPKH B ■ W • HMPI ■1 H . V B N,,  . -,. 186 Frosh Baseball - f f f f t f Kneeling: Ken Felley, Gilbert Roman, Ed Valencia, John Kropp, Louis Flores, Did Waft, Tony Diez. Standing: Gilbert Castillo, Lorry Winegar, Ronnie Alvarei, Ron Bryant, Joe Virannontes, Bob Schiller, Ed Collins, and Coach Rafferty. Gilbert Castillo fires to first for the out against Sierra. Ronnie Alvarez comes in to field a pop fly in a game with Mayfair. r 187 Gymnasts Show Prowess at Meets Front row: Ellas Mogana, Louis Godinez, David Parks, Chris Rowden. Greg Woodwor+h, George Vosquei, Mike Schields. Back row; Gilbert Monte- negro, Tim Francis. Issoc Munoz, Jim Ruclter, Ray Santana, Ray Addis, Bill Mezzell, Coach Douglass. Issoc Munoz demonstrates the conventional start in a record rope climb. Ray Addis does a reverse giant, as part of his routine, on the horizontal bar. For the strength move of his routine Gilbert Montenegro uses the French lever on the rings. Gymnasts in Action As part of a standard routine on the parallel bars Jim Rucker shows excellent form in a hand stand. Tim Francis executes a hecht vault on the long horse. Bill Mezzell displays a one arm lever at a right angle on the parallel bars. ll M j -J Jerry Pew holds his own in the high jump and disionce run for Pioneer. Steve Espano looms over the high hurdles in a meet with Mayfair. Front row: Richard Ruli, Tom Castro, Don Worner, Ira Smith, Eddie Carletello, Roy Flores, Nacho Carrillo, Frank Buene, Gene Smith, Albert Santana, Don Downs, Lee Clark, Mark Kropp. Back row: Paul Kress, Paul Arce, Bob Lowe, John MacDonald, Alfredo Mercado, Bernie Granodos, Gar y Smith, Jim Obrion, John DeYoung, Jerry Pew, Jim Almond, Steve Clark, Dan Gamer. 1 f f J Titans Paul Arce and Tom Casiro are off on ihe shot. Varsity Track Representing the Titans in the pole vault is Nacho Carrillo. I e x TUCl ,, . „f « 4-XJ 191 Victor Giardina puts the Cee shot with David Lopez and Will Davis checking form. Steve Robles in good shot for the pole vault. Kneeling: Tom Cardiel. Arturo Ponce, Steve Esporzo. David Nunez. Paul Navaro, Victor Giardina. Steve Robles. Stonding: Henry Rodriguez, Larry Bee Track Clarlt, Nacho Carrlllo, John Cortez, Ray Flores, Will Davis, Gary Rivera, Hans Goulden, Rudy Gui+errez. ?i t .9 f L 1 TtACI Cl ' ' ! J H ' era ' 1 ,« ' . k rk .r . 192 f ' ntcK , Cee Track o Pi f ' TRACK ♦ I TfACK 4 nil Kneeling: Eddie Garza, Art Aguilar, Wayne Crawford, John Chavez. Albert Robles. Bobbie Rodriguez. Standing: Phil Castro, Dan Bueno, Candy Medina, Larry Myrtue, David Lopez, Sergio Morin, Gabriel Onfivarez. Bobbie Rodriguez on the broad jump against Monte Vista, Candy Medina on the discus platform while Nacho Carrlllo takes pointers. : Varsity Jr Varsity Tennis Kneeling: Greg Stacy, Ross Labbe, and Gene Heck. Standing: Jerry Fuentes, Bob Schmidt. Ken Weibe, Richard Pippin, and Nelson Miller. Left: Gene Heck swamps his opponent In crucial league com- petition. First man varsity Al Martinez returns against La Serna. Kneeling: Pat Faris, Robert Pippin, and Mike Kammer. Standing: Phil Ledgerwood, John LeFever, Larry Pippin, and Lloyd Hastings. Left: Varsity man Nelson Miller returns against La Serna. J.V. and Varsity coaches Martinez and Armstrong are proud of the performances our boys turned In during competition. 195 Varsity Swim Team fe. Front row: Tim McMullen, Don Barry, Ron Williams, Barry Pabs+. Bob Holllman, Ted Van Daalenwet- ters. Dole Ranltin. Bacic row: Dale Thompson, Richard Francis, Terry Garner, Mike Plunltet, S+eve Wallter, Dennis Fuller, Bob Wilson, Manuel, Coach Reld. A close second and third In the 100 meter. Coach Reld watches stopwatch with Wade Askew a former Titan coach. Bee Cee Swimming Titan diver Dale Ranltin executes an excellent jacltltnife. Front row: John Hill, Bill Johnson. Larry Willes, Nate Rodrigues, Don Paris. Bad row: Mike Christ- ian, Greg McMahon, John Longe, Jim Lobnow, Mike Breck, Ed Didway, Steve Larson. Front row: Claude Miller, Gory Nozaroft, Louie Lopez, Mike Italiano, Steve Holgote. Back row: Marvin Wogg, Alan Westbrook, Randy Tebbetts, Joe Carrongello, Robert McLean. The race is on as Dale Rankin heads tor the water against La Serna. - l iiiiB i - _-. 197 mi vi- ? ■!  • Varsity Golf Team Coach Lee spends mony cold mornings out on the athletic field practicing with his team. Tom Houdenshleld, Ed Gllwelt. Randy Dubb, Ricic Henry. Chip KIrcher. Ed Gllwelt swings the club that won many games for Pioneer. Front row: Ian Wood, Steve Manchester, Bill Gillette. Back row: Mark McCollum, Chuck McKenzIe, Leon Worthy, Rudle Gonzales. Jr Varsity Golf Team 198 GAA Girls Express Pride in Trophy Th. e League Softball trophy was won by our G.A.A. girls, who o ' so participate in other after school sports. First row: Lorraine Connacho, Patti Gerlach, Kathy Marquez, Chris Montenegro, Kathy Lonsford, Francis Goniales. Second row: Madlyn Barra, Liz Rannos, Donna Pringle, Linda Malom, Patti Fuller, Roberta Blonnlcer, Potricia Rongel. Roberta Bomlcer tips the ball over Donna Pringle ' s head to Linda Malom. Liz Ramos gets under the boll to set It up to her teammates 199 First row: Margo Morales, Lorrlane Comocho. Kathy Marquei, Chris Mon- tenegro, Donna Pringle. Second row: Liz Ramos, Lourdes Zucterman, Janet Percy, Diane Damey, Chris Gilbert, Laura Radford. Third row; Mora Wueth- rich, Fol Greick, Sandy Von Trease, Angie Flores, Debby Boice, Carol Schujti. Sandy Van Trease, president; Linda Malconn, vice president, and Flora Ger- Ick, secretary, show off the trophies that were won by the girls in softball and ten- nis. According to the G.A.A. advisor, Mrs. Snowden, any girl who enjoys sports at all is welcome to join. To become a mem- ber you have to come out after school for a sport and not miss more than two meetings per sport. A bracelet, with charms for each sport, is given to the girls with high points. FIrsf row: Linda Molom, Helda Morales, Debbi Angeclucci, Debby Wysowski, Kathy Lonsford. Adele Castanon. Second row: Bonnie Brown, Linda Hoferer, Sandy Castlennan. Jerry Clayton. Erma Chovei. Third row: Sandy Gergen, Nannette Bercich, Nancy Porter, Gwen Roberts, Barbara Bishop, Judy Rasor. Track and Field — Donna Pringle Swimming — Nancy Por+er Softball — Chris Montenegro Tumbling — Jeri Clay+on Modern Dance — Lorraine Robles Volleyball — Angie Floras Tennis — Pat Fuller Badminton — Frances Gonzales 201 Faculty and m JiSS flMK m 202 Administration 203 Dr. Charles E. Wallace Asst. Superintendent Dr. Heber H. Holloway Superintendent School Administrators and Smoothly I We Titans owe a debt of gratitude to the Administra- tors of the Whittier High School District. These nnen have spent many long and tedious hours keeping our High Schools running so smoothly. It is their duty to make the important decisions and to set the high standards of education that helps us, as students, to keep pace with our needs. Though we seldom come in contact with these men, we owe them our thanks for their sincere ef- forts to make our school the very best possible. Dr. Earle K. Fisher Asst. Superintendent Business Services Mr. Eugene Wineinger Asst. Superin tendent Personnel Services 204 , 4 Mrs. Virginia Mocy President Mr. Edgar Romberg Vice-President Board Members Keep Schools Functioning The members of the Board of Trustees give freely of their time to make our educa- tion a worthwhile one. It is their duty to set policies of learning that we follow. They are elected by the taxpayers and do not receive a salary for their work. Their only compen- sation is the satisfaction of knowing they have had a part in educating today ' s youth. We are very grateful for their dedicated and capable help. Mr. M. G. Garman Member Mr. Charles W. Marshall Clerk Mr. M. L. McMahon Member 205 Pioneer ' s Principal Expresses Continuing Pride in School ' s Achievements Mr. Jines Our 1966 TORCH contains a pictorial record of many acconnplishments, failure, pleasures and sorrows of this school year. As the 1965-66 school year comes to a close, each of us rather symbolically reaps the harvest of soil tilled as the hours and days ticked by. I am pleased to share with all Titans, genuine pride in the successes of Pioneer throughout the past 10 school months. The school events, club projects and class activities recorded within these pages may well serve to reveal a message from the lines of an Edwin Markham poem, There is a destiny that makes us brothers, None goes his way alone. All that we send Into the lives of others. Comes back Into our own. Sincerely yours, Jack E. Jines Principal 206 Assistant Principals Coordinate Curriculum, Guidance, and Business and Activities Pioneer has grown and progressed greatly during the past school year, and much of the credit for this progress can be given to the administrators, who did the behind-the-scenes work necessary for a successful school. These people must solve the hundreds of little problems that arise each day, as well as the major jobs of planning programs, advising teach- ers, and representing the school. Even with all their other duties, their doors ore always open to anyone who wants advice or help. These men and women are constantly working toward a well organized and progres- sive campus. s -— 7 ' ! ■ — « m i — ;; -_i — . «• _ -iS Mr. Haines Business and Activities Mr. Schumann Curriculum Mrs. Sorensen Counseling and Guidance 207 Counselors Provide Guidance on Scholastic and Personal Problems ■ ' i A ' Mr. Peace Mrs. Oisen Mr. Braden Mr. Hillson Mr. Kirk Always willing and able, Pioneer ' s counseling staff Is never too busy solving such problems as discipline, class adjustments, and testing programs to lend a friendly ear to a troubled or bewildered student. No problem Is too big or too small to merit the coun- selors ' consideration, and nearly every Titan finds himself beating a path to their doors sometime dur- ing the four years he spends at Pioneer. Mr. Novak 208 Special Services Keep Campus Func tioning Smoothly Special services ore those little jobs that help keep our Pioneer campus running smoothly. Mr. Eddy, curriculum coordinator, works with depart- ment heads, teachers and students in developing courses of study. He also coordinates period substitutes and or- ganizes the audio-visual program. This year, as in the past, Mr. Eddy did an outstanding job of supervising and plan- ning Back-to-School night. Mr. Low is the assistant coordinator of activities. He works with the Business and Activities Office in running the physical aspects of Pioneer. Among his various duties are the jobs of seeing to it that all general repairs are made, also the moving and repairing of school equipment, and coordinating custodial work. Mr. Hazard, our librarian, does an excellent job of keep- ing our Pioneer library in good order. He keeps it running smoothly and efficiently throughout the school year. Mrs. Whitman, our school nurse, is always there to lend a hand when an illness is keeping a Titan from doing his best. She is also the coordinator of the Red Cross Council, a student organization active in charity. She is co-advisor of the Medical Careers Club. Mrs. Whitman has had much influence on students inclined toward a career in medical activities and its related fields. We owe much to these dedicated people. It is their spe- cial services that keep our Pioneer campus functioning with the efficiency we have all become accustomed to. Mr. Hazard Librarian Mr. Eddy. Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. WhI + man Nurse Mr. Low Asst. Coordinator KlT 209 Pioneer Teachers Club Keeps Pace Seated: Mr. Montes, Mrs. Papageorge, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Thompson. Standing: Mr. Canfleld, Mr. Pratt. Mr. Riggins. This year, Teachers Club continued to raise teaching efficiency, to maintain and im- prove standards of professional preparation and conduct, and to discuss the many problems which arise in the profession. Their tremendous ability to cope with the prob- lems at hand made this year at Pioneer a great one for the students as well as teachers. Their hard work proved successful as did the constant effort to help Pioneer keep the pace higher than ever. PTA Works for Students of Pioneer Seated: Mrs. Ploeger. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. Westbrook. Standing: Mrs. Stelner, Mrs. LeMay, Mr. Braden, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. K. Williams. The P.T.A. is a voluntary organization made up of parents and teachers. During the year they raise money for scholorshlps, chaperone at dances and the All night party. They form a link between parents and school activities. 210 Classified Personnel Serves Many Departments Manifold duties are performed throughout the year by members of the classified staff. Individual scheduling of classes Is done after students have arranged their schedules in the Spring. It continues throughout the year as changes and adjustments are made for each individual student. All student ' s records are kept up to date during their high school years and used for their permanent records. Dolly attendance records are compiled for each student by the secretaries in the Attendance Office. The audio-visual clerk schedules films, filmstrips, record players, and tope recorders for the faculty of Pioneer. Mrs. Bet+Y HIckum Business and Activities Mrs. Romona Hodge Principal ' s Secretory Mrs. Jeanne Moys Cashier Mrs. Betty Vinoski Registrar Mrs. Audrey Clark Audio-Visual Miss Connie Williams Guidance Office Miss Sue Palmer Curriculum Sec. ' 1H ■L ' H W s 3C -. - ' Mrs. Ruby VonderSommer Curriculum Secretary Miss Sue McKay Guidance Receptionist Mrs. Emily Nieholson Nurse ' s Secretary Mrs. Ruth Cole Attendance 211 Valued Services Performed by Classified Personne : l% ( P ' ipt IV X ' i t y Mi ' i li.i Seated; Mildred La Mar, Agnes Roberts, Sally Sallgren, Margaret Radosevlc, Kay Adams, Dorothy Loursen, Standing: Edwino Goosdsteln, Therso O ' Meara, Hester Wiecic, Madeline Keosablan, Dorothy MacDonald. Roberta Dayton. 1 Mrs. Roach Girls ' Locker Room Willy Lopez Boys ' Loclcer Room 212 Front ro Pikschus. ; Joe Pletropaolo, Bob Houston, Stan Stafford, M. Gallegos. Back row: Lee Smith, Hans Cliff Ketner, Andy Anderson, Welly Trultt. Lorenzo Villa. Douglas Thompson RaHerty Papageorge . Thompson Dorch Swain Borg Clayton Brogan Rigglns Budenslk Montes Gerloch Horn acuity candids 213 Mr. PraH Dep+. Head 9-10 Mr, Thompson Depf. Head lt-12 Mr, Anderson r; ' ' - v. ' TtcR Mr, Armstrong Mr. Bruce Mr. Devey Mr. Halzllp Development of Communicative Skills Stressed by English Depart ment 1 11. Mrs. Horner Miss Hussey Mrs. Pipes Mr. Rhodes Mr. Riggins Mr. Robertson Mrs. Schryver Miss Sotolowskl Mr. Wilkin 214 Mr. Ramos Dept. Head Miss Deligianni Mrs. De Soto Mr. Lee Mr. Martinez Foreign Language Develops Broader Knowledge of Other Nations H i ™ mm , .- , ir BP i H 1 Miss Narkiewlcz, right, directs students with op-art backdrops to be used as deco- rations for the Valentine ' s dance. The dance is an annual event sponsored by the Art Club. Mr. Monies Fine Arts Dept Features Art, Music and Drama Mrs. Simpson Depf. Head Miss Narkiewlcz Mrs. Thompson Miss Tobon Mr. White 215 Business Education and Homemaking Departments Stress Proficiency Mrs. Morris Dept. Head Mrs. Rona Mrs. Klas ' Homemaking I class learns the rudi- ments of cooking, sewing, and other useful arts to help prepare them for the future. Mr. Hort Dept. Head Mr. Clayton Mr. B. Armstrong Mr. Fretz Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Klas Mrs. Tye 216 Mr. LoPorte Dep+. Head M r. Arnold Mr. Black Mr. Broidy Mr. Campbell Mr. Dusek Mr. Harris Mr. Lo Mr, Swain Variety of Vocations Offered by the Industrial Arts Department Mr. Black instructs students In the fine art of a motor tune-up. Many students find that the beginning of a career in automotive mechanics starts in a Vocation Auto Shop. 217 Mr. Br uce Dept. Head Mrs. Chldesfer Mr. Dorch Mr. Kauffmon Mrs. Papero Math and Science Departments Stress Challenges of a Changing World Photography is a popular subject with the students of Pioneer. Mr. Rafferty has been In charge of Pioneer ' s photography department since the school opened in 1959. It has also been his responsibility to supervise all of the photo work for the school newspaper and annual. Mr. Brogan Dept. Heod Mr. Horn Mr. Budensiek Mr. Marcellus Mr. Frifsch Mr. Rafferty Mr. H. Reid Mr. S. Re:d 218 Mr. Kimmick Dept. Head M r. Canfield Mr. Duiblber Mr. Ford Mr. Golleher Mr. MacDonald Mrs. Noseff Mrs. Popageorge Mr. Rock Mrs. Rhodes Social Studies Courses Guide Students to Understand Relations Between Themselves and Others Mr. Can-field considers s+udenf response to ideas a vital parf of his social problems class. Mr. Vlseur 219 Mr. Pollock Dept. Head Mrs. Mason Depf. Head Mr. Borg Miss Gerlach Mr. Douglass Mr. Kemp Mrs. Loncoster Miss Litflefield Mr. Morlori+y Mrs. Snowden Physical Educ- ation Classes Build Health, Skills and Good ; Sportsmanship Physical education classes are helping all students of Pioneer to be better equipped to face tomorrow ' s world with strong bodies and alert minds. Faculty Signatures This page courtesy of James B. Brause BRAUSE REALTY 22 14 West Whlttler Boulevard WhlHler, California Ox. 51013 221 MON ROLLS • CREAM FILLED BARS • LEMON FILLED RICH MALTS 29 SUNDAEJ • HOT CHOCOLATE S5 MILK 222 Advertisements P • JL y 223 G. T. Cyclone is one of the nnany late nnodel cars to be found at URICH MOTOR CO. Sue Gormley ond Sue Moriarity ad- mire the two hardtops. For a wide selection of new cars call OX 8-6741 or go there and pick out a new Dodge at 101 E. Whittier Blvd. Vince Davis shows Paul Adams, Dale Theis, and Paulette Leu the variety of colors offered at WEST WHITTIER PAINT CO., II 408 E. Whit+ier Blvd. Phone OX 2-72 14. - -J; •• iT- iv-y- ' .- ' ' ,1 m.= ' ' ' ' II 11 V ' ' tfiiii ' ' ' Paulette Leu looks forward to taking a drive in the luxurious GTO from COMMUNITY MOTORS, 216 So. Greenleaf. For a test drive call OX 8-0127. 224 .V J ' ••V «i David Gregory is pleased with the wide selection of sport coats offered by HILL ' S CLOTHIERS. It is located at 127 E. Philadelphia in Uptown Whittier. Phone OX 3-4743. WHITTIER DOWNS BARBER SHOP, in the Whittier Downs Mall, is found to be a good place for a haircut by Greg Weaver, John White, and Mike Day. For fast, efficient service, pay them a visit. Phone OX 5-6606. Finding out more about homes, income property, and Indus- REAL ESTATE. Stop by 8000 S. Broadway or coll OX 2-8707. trial realty are Richard Sifton and Mary Keening at REDD ' S Seated left to right: Diane Baker, ReNae Webb, Mary Ann Auburn. Standing: Paulette Leu, Big Boy, Barbara Schnieder. Sue Moriari+y and Sue Gormley go to MARSDEN ' S SHOE STORE because fhey know their needs will be filled by the great selection of shoes and purses. Marsden ' s is located at 183 No. Greenleaf Ave. OX8-728I. Looking for an appropriate hair style are Gina Castillo and Kathy Ploeger. They know they ' ll get the best at ANTON ' S BEAUTY SALON located at 9250 E. Slauson. For an appointnnent call OX 5-7681. For fun and enjoyment follow the example set by Dale Thies and Paul Adams. Go to WHiniER GRAND PRIX slot car races located at I 1412 Whittier Blvd. Phone OX 9-7797. Looking through the wide selection of books is Alice Bighorn and Janet Baker. The WHITTIER BOOK STORE also offers stationery and school supplies. It is located at 125 Greenleaf and the phone number is OX 6-4729. McDonald ' s look for ?e golden arches 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers Crisp Golden French Fries Old-Fashioned Shakes 9309 E. Slauson, Pico Rivera Monte Wicker, Mayor of Whittier, and alumnus Bill Bonser explain the intricacies of photography to Judy Shubin, Paulette Leu, and Richard Sifton at MONTE ' S CAMERA SHOP. 223 Greenleaf Ave. Phone OX 6-8842. Trying out one of the many new cars of FRANK DORE SONS is Susie Meet, Becky Ruiz, Irene Jacinto and Jan Stirling. For a wide selection of new or used cars call OX 8-3794 or pick out one of your choice at 345 Greenleaf Ave. Always ready to eat are Barbara Schneider, Marilyn Byers, Diane Baker, Pam Dixon, and ReNae Webb. For lunch or in- between-meal snacks try WEST WHITTIER FOSTEE FREEZE at II I 14 E. Whittier Blvd. Or call and place your order OX 5-961 3. Marilyn Byers, Pom Dixon, and Diane Baker shop for many of the various items offered by the A A PHARMACY. It is located at I I 120 E. Whittier Blvd. Phone OX 9-6628. 229 Gloria Habbeshaw and Gina CasHllo seem -fo be questioning Ka+hy Ploeger ' s selection as she picks out a saw at CY ' S HARDWARE, 1 1 239 Washington Blvd. OX 9-936 1 . .maum,r . ■ ' u y • T? . t. ,. Ryan Relnhold hands Susan Lanyon a ball so they can start their game at HADLEY BOWLING LANES, located at 11543 Hadley. Phone OX 9-9106. Sandy Pritchett ond Judy Shubin are trying to decide which is the riaht one out of the large and varied selection of perfumes in MYERS cosmetics department. Call OX 8-0471 or stop in at 201 N. Greenleaf Ave. Picking out formals at HINSHAWS are Mary Ann Auburn, Barbara Schneider, ReNae Webb, and Diane Baker. For a wide selection of clothing stop by Hinshaw ' s at II 92 Quadway or call OX 8-061 I. Suddens, tc. 11156E.Whittier Blvd. Ox. 20348 Ra. 34363 General Contractors semi-custom homes apts. Visiting their locker by WORLEY CO. is a dally routine tor Pioneer students as shown by Lorraine and Lorrine Tallerino. Sup- plying all the lockers for this district, Worley Co. is located at 802 W. Whittier Blvd. OX 3-8221. Index Seniors Abraca, Alexjandro-TS, 166 Acuna, Jose-78 Adams, Paul-53, 227,224, 78 Alcaraz, Jesus-78 AlesI, VirgInia-78 Alexander, Wayne-78 Almend, Jannes-78 Alonzo, Carlos-78 Alvarado, Lydia-78 Alvarado, Margaret-25,79 Amelino, Chery!-79 Anderson, Kat-hleen-79 Arndt, Dolores-41 ,79 Auburn, Mary Ann-79, 231 ,226 Avilo, Agustin Babbitt, Adrienne-79 Bain, Beverly Baker, Diane-79,226,229,231 Baker, Janet-10, 21 ,24,79,228 Barnett, MarIlyn-79 Barra, Madalyn-79 Barragan, Vincent-41 ,79 Bartlett, Karen-79,119 Beecham, Lawrence-79 Beers, Linda-79,88 Bermudez, Eileen-12,40,53,79 Berning, Laurie-79 Berry, Ralph-31 ,80,1 73 Bible, Donna-80 Bighorn, Alice-10, 24, 40,80, 228 Bigham, Warren-51,80 Bingham, Joe-80 Blasdell, Marvin-80 Blomker, Roberta-41 ,80 Bloom, Michael-80,163,165 Bloss, Eva-25,54,80 Bomar, Barbara-24,41 ,80 Bonser, Alice-41 ,46,62,80 Borundc, Robert-80,1 63, 165 Bouchard, Darlene-80 Bracamontes, Johnny-80 Bradley, Robert-80,1 70 Bradshow, Nancy-40, 41 ,48,53,81 Bridger, Marilyn-24, 41 ,50,81 Brisco, Cheryl -24, 81 Brisco, 5teven -81 Broadway, Linda-81 Brown, Betty-81 Brown, Bonnie-62,81 , 102 Brown, Charles-16, 41 ,45,49,62, 81 Brunk, Kathy-40,81 Bueno, Elsie-81 Burgett, Cecil la-82 Burnett, Kothryn Busk, David-82 Byere, Marilyn-24, 41, 82, 86 Bogenschutz, Fred Cabral, M!chael-82, 1 19 Callahan, Pamela-82 Calvillo, Virginia-82 Cancino, Steven-163, 164 Cardiel, Thomas-40,41 ,82, 172, 173,180 Carletello, Linda-53,82 Carletello, Lydia-82 Carlson, Ronald-83 Carr, Thomas-83 Carrillo, Evangel ine-83 Carrillo, Victor-83 Carson, Sharon-83 Carson, Shirley-83 Casper, John-41,83 Castillo, Virginia-13,24,54,83, 227,230 Castro, Sandy-10,40,62,83,92 Cendejas, Rosie-83 Chaff in, Sandra-40,41,83 Chatwin, Gary-83 Chavez, Raul -83 Christie, Cathie-24,46,54,62, 83 Christopher on, Robert-83 Crsneros, Gilbert-84 Cisneros, Josefa-25,45,84 Clarke, William-40,41 ,84, 172 Clayton, Michael -51 ,84, 1 19 Contreras, Gloria-84 Cooksey, James-84 Cootz, Johnny-84 Cordero, Christine-84 Corliss, Albert-23,40,43,84, 163,165,169 Cortez, John-84,173 Coughlin, Darlene-84 Crays, Patricia-84 Crowder, Judith-41,84 Cuellar, Marie-84 Daniels, Rebecca-84 Davis, Robin-24,41,84 Davis, Vincent-27, 84, 119,180, 181,224 Day, Michael-85,225 Delgado, David-85 Del Muro, Charles-40, 41 ,62,85 Desmaretz, Donald-85 Deter, Mary-85 Deutsch, Ronald-51,85 De Young, John-43,45,49, 85, 163,164 Dixon, Pamela-85,86,24,119 Donohue, Marsha-45,86 Dorschner, Nancy-40, 41 ,86 Downs, Donald-40,43,86,92,119 Downs, Lois-24,41 ,86 Dubb, Randy-86 Duron, David-86 Duron, Judy-86 Duron, Ricardo Duron, Richard -86 Eaton, Timothy-86 Egure, Marshal-40,43,86, 1 72 Eichen, August-87 Escajeda, Jeanette-12,87 Escobedo, Johnny-87 Esparza, MIchael-87 Ester, Richard-87,167 Everly, Barbara-87 Eyre, June-87 Farmer, LaDena-24,54 Fausak, Laurel -87 Feiler, Nicklas Fernande, Rose-12,48,54,87 Fields, Cheryl-87 Flores, Alfred-87 Flores, Angie-40,87 Flores, Reesa-87 Foh, Thomas-87 Ford, Rickman-87 Fortelny, Paul Francis, Richard-16,41 ,87,1 71 Francis, TImothy-43,88 Fransway, Linda-24,88, 1 19 Fuller, Dennis-8,88,143,170 Fuller, Patricia-41 ,88 Gallagher, Terry-12,41 ,88 Gal legos, Doreen Gallina, Anthony-88 Gamboa, Rudy-88 Garcia, Lucio Garcia, Mary-25,88 Garcia, Michael-40,88, 163 Garcia, Raymond-88 Garcia, R ebecca-89 Garcia, Tony-16,89 Garcia, William-89, 1 80, 1 81 Gardner, Greg-89 Gardner, Jeannie-89 Garner, Terry-86,89, 1 19, 170 Gear, Richard-89 Gentillolli, Chuck-89 Gerloch, Patricia-89 Gillette, Arthur-40,89 Gillis, Margaret-16,40,89 Gilpin, Marsha-1 6,40,41 ,62, 89,119 Gilweit, Ed-55,89, 119 Gobar, Carol-24,40,54,41,89 Godart, Beverly-89 Goldberg, Steven-89 Gonzales, Danny-90 Gonzales, Frances-25,54,90 Gonzales, Jesus-90,119 Gonzales, Susan-90 Gormley, Susan-15,24,41 ,46, 59,90,224,227 Gorom, Ray Gronodos, Bemie-46,90, 1 70 Greene, Dennis Gregory, David-16,90,225 Griffith, John-90 Grijalva, Roberta-90 Grossman, Alice-40,90 Guerrero, Salvador-90 Gulden, Robert-90 Gulzow, Jim-90 Gulzow, John-90 Gutierrez, FaustIno-90 Gutierrez, Lucille-40,90 Habbeshaw, Gloria-90,230 Hadley, Carle-41,91 Hogerman, Lawrence-91 Halbert, Karen-12,24,91 , 1 01 Hansen, Russell-91 Harmon, Shirley-12,24,91 , 101 , 119 Harriman, Mark-91 Hartman, Cynthia-91 Hastings, Lloyd-40,45,41 ,49, 91,101 Havens, Carmel-91 Hebert, Pam-19,20,24,91 , 101 Heck, Gene-40,46,53,92,95 Henry, Richard-92 Herbert, Sharon-24,40,41 ,45, 49,92 Hernandez, Doris-25,92 Hernandez, Mario-51,92 Hernandez, Pedro-92 Herrington, Richard-92 Hickox, David-92 Hockett, Carl-92 Holgate, Rebecca-41 ,45,92 Hollen, Roxanne-93 Holmes, Mike-51 ,62,93, 163,1 64, 169 Hopkins, Michael-93 Hugie, Dennis-93 Jacinto, lrene-9, 24, 27,86,93 Jackson, Barbara-9,93 Jacobs, Shari-24,46,93 Jaime, Peter-93 Jimenez, Donald Johns, John Johnson, Jim-43, 163, 164 Johnson, Ralph-85,93 Jones, Richard-93 Jones, Bill-40,45,52,59,93 Juarez, John-93 Kariotis, Cheryl -25,40,41 ,93 Kaylor, Linda-12,25,40,45,49,93 Kelsch, John-40,41,93 Kennady, Jay-93,171 Keosobabian, Philip-16,94 Killrokis, Lynne-16,41,45,49, 53,94,119 Kircher, Charles-40, 41 ,43,94, 163,165 Kirkley, Cynthia-40, 41 ,54,94 Kline, Rebecca-94 K lopping, Jan-41,94 Koenig, James-94 Koenig, Mary-25, 41 ,50,86,94, 119,225 Koeppen, Chris-94 Kono, Marlene-41 ,94 Kress, Paul-94, 163,164 Kubas, John-40,41,99,119,94 Labbe, Ross-40,41 ,94 Lacombe, Richard-94 LoFrenz, Patricia-45,54,95, 1 19 Lanyon, Susan-25,95,230 Larson, Steven-95, 1 70 LaRusso, LInda-12,40,41,54,95 Lawrence, Mike-95 Leal, Sammy-95,166 Lee, Chris-95 Le Fever, John-1 73,45,49,55, 41,95,30 Leonard, Gary-95 Leu, Paulette-40,46,54,224, 226,228,95,64 Lewis, Lawrence-96 Leyva, Gerald-96, 1 19 Liberafi, 5tephen-96 Lopez, Anthony-96 Lopez, Oscar-96, 119,175 Lopez, Richard-96 Lopez, VIvienne-96 Lovelace, Lynda-49,97 Lowe, Robert-97 Lucas, Annamarie-97 Luna, Ronald-97,163,164,175 Lyman, Robert-97 Lynch, Karen-13,24,41,97 Mac Lonald, John-97 Mockey, A V3ry-97 Maier, Fred-97 Malom, Linda-97,200 Malono, Lowe-97 Marin, David-41,97 Marin, Martha-9,97 Marker, Jo Ann-54,97 Martin, David-41,97 Martin, Glenwood-98 Martin, Mary Ann-27,98 Martinez, Albert-41,98 Martinez, Celelia-98 Martinez, lsabel-98 Martinez, Linda-98 Martinez, LucIe-98 Martinez, Patrick-98 232 Mason, Kimberley-98 Mason, Mlchael-40,41 ,98, 1 66 Mafer, Richard -41 ,98 Mathewson, Lyle-98,163 Maxwell, Kathleen-98 Mc Bride, Linda-24,98 McDermott, Deirdre-40,41 ,50, 59,98 Mc Gale, Joseph-99 Mc Mullen, Timothy-40,27,99, 11 9, 1 70 Medrano, Margaret-99, 1 19 Mendoza, Charles-99 Mendoza, Lauriano-99 Mendoza, Michael-119 Mercado, Frank-99 MIedIng, Rodney-99 Miller, Nelson-40,41,55,62,99 Milieu, Barbara-n ,40,41,54, 62,99 Mitchell, Steve- 41,99 Mock, Joy-100 Molnar, James-100, 1 19 Moore, David-41,100 Moore, Larry-100 Mora, Robert-100,181,180,182 Morales, Benjamin-lOO Morales, Gilbert-100 Morales, Guadalupe-25, 100 Moralez, Arthur-100 Moreno, Olivia-25,100 Moriarty, Susan-41 ,52,54, 1 00, 224,227 Morino, Judy-101,119 Morrill, Roberta-45,49,101 Morris, Vicki-101 Munoz, Dello-lOl Nabeta, Margarita-19,21 ,46, 101 Nash, Robert-101 Nava, Roso-lOl Nazaroff, Tanya-21 ,24, 101 Meet, Susan-9,23,24,101,86, 65 Nelson, Robert-102,163, 164 Nerlo, Ronald-43,51,102, 163,165,168 Newman, Bonnie-8,41 ,99,102 Niedringhaus, Thomas-102 O Brien, James-102, 1 19 Ockle, Porfidia-102,119 Oehring, Charles-102 Olivarez, Roberta-41 , 102 Oliver, Pamela-102 Oliver, Ronnie-102 Oronas, Maria-103 Orozco, Xavier-103 Ortiz, Robert-103 Ottosen, Carole-48,103 Padilla, Aleiandro-41,96,103 Pallares, Kathleen-103 Park, Terry-103 Parra, Cynthla-103 Parra, Lydia-103 Pasillas, Ruben-103 Pattison, Patricia-41,103 Paulick, Barbara-45,49,96,103 Pena, Rosemarie-103 Penillc, Yolanda-103 Perez, David-104 Perry, Raymond-104 Peters, Jon-104,162, 1 71 Petrone, Sandra-104 Phillips, Donna-45,104,119 Phillips, Wilbert-104,170 Pickering, Melanie-24, 1 04 Pippin, Lawrence-27,51 , 104 Ploeger, Kathleen-13,24,41 ,105, 227,230 Plum, Gwendolyn-105 Plunkett, Mike-105,170 Popoff, Alan-105,119 Porter, Kenneth-1 6,45,41 ,49, 30,105 Prado, Ronald-105 Pratti, Henry-105 Pringle, Donna-1 05,200 Pritchett, Sandra-24,54,105, 230 Pugh, Jerry-16,62,105,172 Putnam, Dale-46,62, 105 Quesada, Andrew-105 Quiroz, Maria-8,24,105 Radulovich, Mark-43,105,163, 164,169 Ralston, Ronald-106 Ramirez, Larry-106 Rangel, Domingo-106 Rankin, Dale-43, 1 70, 1 06 Rasor, John-106 Re, Sharon-106 Rea, Grace-24,106 Ready, Cheryl-106 Reina, Stephen Reinhold, Ryan-46, 106,230,66, 67 Renek, Jean-106 Renteria, Gloria-106 Reveles, Mary-25,40,54,106 Reyes, William-106 Reynolds, Linda-41 ,1 06, 1 19 Reynosa, Caroline-25, 106, 1 19 Rice, Richard-106 Richardson, Judy-24, 46,54, 107, 119,65,64 Rini, Gary-107 Rios, David-107,166 Rios, Ruth-107 Robbins, Edward-40,41 ,59, 107 Roberts, Joyce-107 Robertson, Dale-16 Robinson, Dennis-107 Robles, Lorraine-12, 40,30, 108 Rodriguez, Carmen-108 Rodriguez, Martha-12, 108 Rodriguez, Mary-108 Rodriguez, Nellie-108 Rojos, Allen-108 Roman, Daniel-108 Rowden, Charles-108 Rucker, James-108 Rudder, Michael -108 Ruiz, Becky-9,23,86,108 Ruttle, Gary-109 Saffell, Sherryl-16,50, 109 Solas, Louis-1 19,109 Salozar, Edward-163, 164, 109 Salazar, Ramona-109 Salvato, Vikki-109 Samuelson, Michael-1 63, 164, 180,181,182,109 Sanchez, Doniel-1 80, 181 ,1 82, 109 Sanchez, Esther-109 Sanchez, Victor-1 66, 109 Sanders, Barbara-45, 109 Sandoval, John-109 Satterfield, Linda-45,109 Schmidt, Charlotte-109 Schneider, Barbora-l 1 ,41 , 1 19, 226,231,64,110 Schwalm, Dennis-110 Scofield, Sandra-110 Scovel, Leonard-171,110,175 Seabolt, Karen-UO Sears, Sharon-1 10 Segura, Arnold-1 1 Shaub, Righard-110 Sheehan, Sharon-41 , 1 10 Shepherd, Norman-110 Sheridan, George-62, 1 1 1 Shubin, Judy-8, 24, 228,230, 111 Shubin, Michael-1 11 Sierra, Charles Sifton, Richard-47,225,228, 111 Simonian, Armineh-1 1 1 Simpson, Tom-1 63, 165,1 1 1 Sipes, Paul -41,1 11 Skoien, Mark-1 1 1 Slanlna, Mary-l 1 1 Smith, Gary-23,40,41,43,46, 50,62,163,165,169,111 Smith, Gayle-12, 24, 54,111 Smith, Gene-1 1 1 Sosa, Sylvia-12,14,111 Soto, Roselinda-1 1 1 Sousa, Jeanne-10,24,41 ,62,67 Speer, Larrie Spence, Raymond Spencer, Sally Steed, Darrell Steele, Douglas Steimer, Kathelyn-1 0,21 ,24,41 , 40 Stemmler, Teree-21 Stilwell, Arleene-24,40 Stirling, Janet-9,23,47,86, 1 1 9 Stivers, Sharon Stockwell, Deam Stone, David Stone, Sheri-24,119 Stork, Susan-24,31 Strong, Nancy-24,119 Sumners, Greg Surich, Karen-45,49,54 Swett, John Szymik, Karen-24,82 Tollerino, Lorine-12,25,40, 41,231 Tollerino, Lorraine-12, 25, 40, 231 Topia, Gilbert Terrazas, Paul-166 Thies, Dale-224, 227,65 Thompson, Brad Thomsen, Dale-40, 143, 1 70 Thurmond, Michael Tibbetts, Teddy-24,119 Tisci, Theresa Tracy, Michael Trimble, Marilyn-21 ,24,47 Ugland, Genevieve-24,50, 1 19 Ungles, Keith-40 Valdivia, Lydia Valenzuela, Charlene Valle, Lillian-24,54 Van Harten, Cisca-40,41 Van Zanten, Lillian-25 Vaught, Patsy Vejar, Rita Velarde, Inez Velasco, Richard Ventura, Jesse Verdusco, Thomas-119 Vigueria, Richard Villa, Rosa Von Post, Linda-12,13,41,59, 95 Wagg, Brien-41,119 Walden, Steve Walker, Andrew Walker, Stephen-1 6,43,82, 170 Wallace, Lindy-24,62,64 Walters, Walter-43,1 63, 165, 169,175 Walton, Linda Walz, Kathy-54 Warner, Donald-41,46 Wattie, Martha Weaver, Gregory-35,47,225 Webb, Re Nae-24,41 , 1 19 Weisbeck, Roger Westbrook, Mike-62,170 White, John-225 Whiteley, William Wiebe, Ken-23 Wilcox, Tom Willeriord, Ernest Williams, Richard-119 Williams, Ron-43,170 Wilson, Robert-46,62,88,163, 164,168,169,170 Wojtaszek, Tom Wolfenborger, Ellen Wood, Mel-67 Woolf, Stan Wyatt, Susanne-119 Ybarra, Guadalupe Yessian, Harry-15,102 Yoder, Ron Zepeda, Linda Ziady, Mary-41 Zieman, Michael Zimmer, Carol Juniors Adams, James-53,123 Addis, Ray-123 Adreon, Michele-54, 123 Aguirre, Esmeralda-45,123 Alcaraz, Gilbert-123,172 Aldamo, Peter-123 Alvarado, Ramon-123 Arnold, Craig-123 Arredondo, Steve-123 Arsenault, Lucie-123 Asher, Linda-123 Asher, VIcki-123 Avina, Ruben-123 Babcock, Kristine-40,41 ,123 Bailon, Rose Marie-12,45,123 Barajas, Rachel Baroldy, Evelyn Barrett, Elaine-10,40,41 ,122, 123 Barrie, Don-123,170 Bassett, Roice-16, 123,122 Bazzill, Charlotte-123 Beard, Larry-123 Beecham, Terry-122 233 Bendel, Coleen-123 Benson, LIz-13,41 ,123 Bernard, Karin-123 Blrkle, LeRoy-123 Bjelajac, Bob-41 ,43,51 , 123, 170 Black, Kathy-124 Blank, Phyllis-124 Bonser, Rod-124 Bowbeer, Karen-124 Brand, Loree-41,124 Brawders, Thomas-49, 124 Bray, Carol-124 Bruer, Steve Budzinski, lgor-31,124 Butts, Ronald-12, 40,41, 124 Cabral, Eugene-124 Calahan, Kathleen-124 Calvlllo, Monico-124 Campbell, Keith-31 ,45,50, 124 Cancino, lrene-124 Canion, Melana-8,45,49, 124 Carbonara, DomenIca-124 Carletello, Edward-124, 166 Carmona, Jorge-124 Carr, Glenda-124 Carrlllo, Edward-124 Carrillo, lgnacIo-124, 173 Carrillo, Martha-124 Carrillo, Robert Castanon, Adele-45,30, 124 Castro, Gloria-12,40,41, 122,123 Chavez, Edmund-53, 124 Chavez, Jose-124 Chorich, MIchael-124 Cinque, Bruce-124 Clayton, Mary-13,30,40,41 , 62,123,124 Clevenger, Sharon-124 Contreras. Guillermo-124 Contreras, Virginia-124 Corona, Eva-124 Cortez, John-124 Cota, Jack-124,163,165 Coy, Joyce-124 Crawford, Larry-40,125 Crooker, Shellie-125 Cruz, Yvonne-125 Cuellar, Roberta-125 Custodio, Rosie-125 Dailey, Jacqueline-125 Dakos, Janice-12 Davila, Betty-125 Day, Eric-125 DeLeon, Guillermin-125 Delgado, Rosa-125 Delgado, Tommy-125, 166 Dennis, John-125 Dominguez, Fred-125,171 Dooling, Dennis-125 Dorado, Frank-43,51 , 125, 1 72 Doria, Judy-147,125 Downs, Nancy-12,40,41,54, 125 Doyle, Robert-125 Drahota, James-16,125, 179 Dudley, Roger-125 Dudoit, Colburn-125 Dugas, Susan-40,125 Dukellis, Ray-40, 125 Dummit, Steve-125 Duran, Johnny-125 Eaton, Jimmy-68, 125, 163, 165 Eddy, Rebecca-45,125 Ehlers, Larry-125 Enters, Patsy-1 2,45,49, 122, 125 Erb, Janice-125 Erlond, Rebecca-40,53,54, 122,125 Escobedo, Sue-125 Esparza, Susan-12,53,125 Espinosa, Cathy-125 Espinoza, Armando-125 Esquivel, Virginia-125 Evans, Johnny Eyier, Lois-125 Paris, Pat-125 Felix, Lucy-125 Felix, Raul-125 Fenstermacher, Ken-45,49, 125 Ferraro, Anthony-125, 163 Ferris, Frank-125,147 Flores, Elizabeth-125 Flores, Mary-126 Fonseca, Robert Ford, Cameron-35,126 Franco, Chris-12,126 Frye, Ernest-126 Fuentes, Edward-126, 166 Fuentes, George-126, 166 Fuentes, Jerry-126 Fuentes, Ruben-23, 126, 163, 165,169 Fuller, DelvIn-126 Funk, Janice-126 Galindo, Armando-126 Gallardo, Rachel-126 Gallegos, Rosalba-126 Gallegos, Sonia-126 Galvan, Ofelia-126 Gandara, EIIa-126 Gandara, Enrique-126, 1 78 Ganzer, Dan-126 Garcia, David-126 Garcia, Edgardo-16, 126 Garcia, Gilbert-126 Garcia, Mike-126 Garcia, Sally-126 Gardner, John-126 Gasca, Martha-126 Gaxiola, Ruth-126 Giardina, Victor-126 Gillett, William-126 Givens, Mark-126 Golden, Su5an-126 Goldsberry, Bill-126 Gomez, Diana-13,40,41 ,54,62, 122,126 Gomez, Margo-126 Gomez, Martin-126 Gonzales, Herlinda-13,40, 126 Gonzales, Linda-126 Gonzales, Rudy-126, 181 Gonzalez, Yolanda-126 Gow, John-126 Grable, Roger-40,126 Graham, Milbria-127 Greer, Jesse-127 Greick, Florence-127 Gribble, Vicki-127 Griffin, Steve-127 Guadarrama, Lucy-13,40,41 ,54, 122,127 Guerra, Elva-12,127 Guerrero, Dave-127 Guerrero, Yolanda-127 Gulden, Hans-127,166 Gutierrez, Robert-127,166 Hansen, Carol-127 Hansen, Rober-127 Harlan, Cliff-127 Harral, Karen-127 Hatch, Terri-13,40,41,127 Haudenschield, Tom-127 Henderson, Fred-31 ,45,50, 127 Hensley, Danny-45,127 Hernandez, Chris-127 Hernandez, Evelyn-25,127 Hernandez, Gloria-127 Herrera, Ray-127 Herring, Carrol -41 ,54, 127 Hester, Van-127 Hirsch, Nancy-45,127 Hoferer, Linda-41,127 Holliman, Robert-43,51 , 127, 170 Holly, Sharon-31,40,41,45, 49,50,127 Hoover, Steve-43,51 , 127, 163, 165,169 Hopkins, Pam-127 Houtekamer, Roy-127,166 Howe, Priscilla-127 Howe, Walter-127 Hugelmaier, Glenn-127 Hunter, Robert-127 Huntsinger, Dicky-127 Jenkins, Mike-40, 127, 163, 165, 181 Johnson, Dave-127 Johnson, Kathy-122, 127 Johnson, Shirley-45, 127 Johnson, Bill-127,171 Jones, Ken-127 Jones, Robert-127 Juarez, Gerard-40, 127 Kammer, Robert-127 Kanemitsu, Kerry-8,40,43,51 , 127,180,182 Kay, Nancy-13,40,45,49, 122, 127 Kent, Linda-41,45,127 Kerr, Dale-128 Kirby, Diane-13,40,41 , 128 Kline, Tim-128 Koehler, Barbara-128 Koenig, Randy-128 Kolec, Paul-128 Kono, Cindy-25,41,128 Krikes, Pete-30,40,41,50, 53,122,128 Kropp, Mark-128,147,188 KuKura, John-128,163 Lackey, Janet-128 LaFrenz, Ormand-128 Laine, MelodIe-128 Lange, John-40, 1 28, 1 71 Larrabee, Carolyn-45,128 Law, James-128 LeBlanc, Darlene-128 Ledgenvood, Phil -128 LeMay, Laury-43,41 ,52, 128, 163,165,169 Lepicier, Ray-128 Lester, Barbara-40,41 ,128 Lever, Charlotte-128 Leyva, Norma-128 Linza, Mike-128 Long, Darla-40,41,53,128 Long, Richard-128 Lopez, Manuel-128 Lopez, Richard-128 Luas, Diana-128 Lucero, PriscIlla-1 1,128 Luirette, Jackie-128 Luna, Maria-128 Lundin, Sara-40,46,54,62, 128 Lynch, Robert-40,41 , 128 Mabey, Deann-45,128 A tagallanes, Priscilla-16,53, 1 22, 123,128 Magana, Elias-129 Magana, John-129 Maier, John-129 Malom, Rorie-129 Monson, Coleen-129 Marin, Victor-1 29, 1 63, 1 64, 169 A tarquez, Nancy-129 Marshall, Carol-129 Martin, Ray-129 Martinez, Cecilia-129 Martinez, Charles-129 Martinez, Oscar-129 McDonald, Marie-129 McGaw, Ronnie-41 ,129 Mclver, Gary-129 McKeever, Dan-129 McKenzie, Charles-40, 129 McLean, Deidre-129 McWhorter, Mark-129 Melendez, Sandra-129 Melendrez, Ronald-1 6, 1 29, 163, 165 Mendeola, Norma-12,129 Mendez, Richard-129 Mendoza, Alber-129 Mendoza, JoAnn-25,62, 129 Mendoza, Julia-129 Mendoza, Lithuvina-129 Meneley, Victor-1 29 Mendez, Elaine-45,129, 147 Mercado, Alfredo-129 Messerschmitt, Raylene-129 Mezzell, Clarence-129 Millers, Colleen-129 Milton, Tia-40,129 Minton, David-129 Mitchell, John-129 Molnor, Janis-129 Montenegro, Andy-129 Montenegro, Gilbert-129, 166 Morales, Anthony-129 Morales, John-129 Morzinsky, Michelle-40,54,129 Mosby, Robert-40,122,129,170 Mueller, Mike-129 Mullins, Mike-129 Munoz, lsaac-129,170 Murillo, Benito-16,129 Muro, Eugene-16, 129 Muro, Larry-129 Nafziger, Gayle-41,130 Nova, Carlos-130 Novo, Joann-130 Navarro, Paul-130 Newcombe, 5teve-130,147 Nissesnson, Lenard-40,130 Nunez, John-1 30 Cakes, Harold-130 Olguin, Kelly-130 Ontiveros, Maria-130 Ortiz, Johnny-130,167 Ortiz, Patricia-49,130 234 Osborn, El Izabeth-130 Ott, Sue-130 Padden, Lawrence-130 Palazzolo, Jackie-130 Paslllas, An!ta-40, 41 ,45,130,147 Pasillas, Edward-130 Paterson, Lindalu-54, 130 Pazos, Lydia-130 Pena, Albert-130 Penilla, Mark-130 Pereyra, Barbara-130 Perez, Becky-130 Perfecto, CharlIe-130 Phipps, Wayne-130 Pico, Sylvla-130 Pippin, Richard-130 Ponce, Veroncca-130 Porter, Nancy-130 Powell, Sue-13,40,45,49,122, 130 Radford, Laura-40,41 ,130 Radulovich, BIII-130, 163,165 Randall, Runnae-40,1 30 Rangel, PatrIcIa-130 Ratzlaff, Dianne-130 Rayos, Ruby-40,130 Reimer, Allen-130 Remington, Bruce-131 Reveles, Raul-41,131 Reyes, Johnny-131 Reyes, Rudolph-131 Riggio, Tom-131 Roberts, Gwen-13,131 Roberts, Suzanne-131 Roblero, Rosalinda-131 Robles, Steve-131 Robles, Lupe-12,131 Roche, Henry-131 Rodelo, Lorinda-131 Rodelo, Raul-131 Rodriguez, Benjamin-131 Rodriguez, Henry-131 Rodriguez, Nate-62, 131 , 171 Rodriguez, Rosel ia-12,131 Rodriguez, Pete-131 Rojo, Flora-53,131 Rojo, Gilbert-131,173 Roman, Frances-131 Rosenzweig, Steve-131 Ross, Joy-43,41,131,147,163, 165 Ruiz, Gilbert-131 Ruiz, Mary-131 Solas, Glenn-131 Solas, Rachel-131 Salazar, Yolanda-131 Salcido, Maria-131 Samuelson, ErIc-131 ,163, 164 Sanchez, Cathy-121 Sanchez, Tome-131 Sandoval, Cathy-54,131 Santana, Ray-131 Server, Darrell-54, 131 Sc ' jnders, DennIs-131 Schiller, Bill-40,43,41,62,131, 163,164,169 Schloderer, John-131 Schmidt, Robert-131 Sciarrilli, Frank-131 Scofield, Gary-131,163,164 Seabolt, Kathy-131 See, Cecil-131 Sharp, Karen-131 Shaub, Pat-13,40,122,131 Shelton, Jerry-131 Siegmund, Ann-53, 1 31 Simonian, Sintheo-l 31 , 147 Slmonion, Stephanie- 1 31 , 147 Skoien, Debra-132 Slanina, PatrIcia-132 Smith, Ira- 132 Soliz, Frank-132 Soto, Rachel-132 Stacy, Greg-132 Stanley, Pat-54, 132 Stephens, Mike-132 Stermolle, Lynn-132,166 Stermolle, Sue- 132 Stone, Debby-132, 147 Stoops, Ken- 132 Stowe, Marlene- 132, 41 Strobach, James- 132 Sunderlin, MIke-132 Sutton, Cathy- 132 Tafoya, Carla-132 Taylor, Lloyd- 132, 166 Thirkettle, Chris-16, 23, 132, 163, 164 Thirkettle, Joan-54, 132 Thomas, Ed-23,43,51,132,163, 165 Thurston, Jerry-1 32, 173 Toroslan, Regina-40, 1 32 Treokle, Laurie- 1 22, 1 32 Trotter, David-62, 132 Umland, Peggy- 132 Unglo, Modal in- 132 Valenzuela, Arthur- 132, 178 Voile, Ed-16, 132 Valle, Hector-132 VanHorten, Anna-40, 132 Van Trease, Sandy-45, 132 Vasquez, Sally-25,132 Valarde, Manuel-132 Velasco, Vivian- 132 Velvick, Martha- 132 Vigil, Armand-132 Voigt, Richard- 132, 166 Walker, Jim-132 Warboys, Edna-133, 147 Warner, Janet- 133 Warren, Bob-40, 41 , 62, 1 22, 1 33 Weaver, Pom- 13, 133 Weeks, Linda- 133, 147 Whitaker, Patricia-45, 133 Whitcomb, Sue-13,40,41,54, 133 Widen, Chuck- 133 Wilde, William-133 Wilkinson, Beth-12,62, 122, 133 Wilks, Larry-40,41,133, 171 Willard, Charles- 122, 133 Willett, Ray- 133 Williams, Allen-133 Williams, Mike-133, 166 Wilson, Lloyd-133 Wilson, Robert-41,133 Wingo, DavId-133 Witten, Barry- 133 Wold, Brad-62,133 Wolfe, CathIe-41,122, 133 Woodall, Nancy- 133 Wopershall, Aleta-31,133 Wyckoff, Laura-45,133, 147 Ybarro, Juan- 133 Young, Harold-4 1,133, 166 Young, Rose-41, 133 Zamudio, Carmen-133 Zamudio, Phil Ip- 1 33, 1 66 Sophomores Abbess, Guadalupe- 137 Aboe, Barbara-137,25,40,48,41 Aceves, Juanita-146 Acuna, Adela-137 Adkins, Linda-137 Aguayo, Dolores- 137 Agullar, Arthur-137 Alesi, Kathleen-137,25,54, 136 Alsman, Larry-137 Alvarado, Eduardo-1 37,53 Alvorodo, Fernando- 137 Alvarado, lrene-137,54 Alvarez, David-137 Alvey, Lynn-137 Anguiono, Albert-146 Apodaca, Patridio-l 37, 41 Arce, Poul-137,16, 17, 163 Archuleta, Michael-137 Arellanez, Nary-137,41 Aroz, Willaim-137 Arzate, Evelyn- 137 Avino, Olivia-137 Boles, Kenneth-137,55,41 Ball, Francyne-137, 146 Ballogh, Dennis- 137, 48, 178 Bartlett, Beverley- 1 37, 25 Bercich, Nonnette-l 37, 25 Berger, Cynthy-137 Bishop, Barbara- 137, 54 Block, Jeri-137, 147 Bolton, Duane-137 Brecht, Michael-137, 171 Brown, David- 138 Bueno, Frank-138,172 Burns, Barbara- 138 Burns, Gregory-138 Bushaw, Kristine-138 Byers, James- 138, 46 Cabrol, Bernard- 138 Cobra, Emily- 138 Caldero, Juan-138 Colderon, Anthony- 138 Calvillo, Ruben-138,146 Campbell, Beverly-45, 1 38 Conoles, Emilia-138 Candelorio, Linda-138 Cardenas, Margarita- 1 38 Carlson, Lance-52, 54, 1 36,62, 138, Carrillo, GracIela-138 Corrillo, Helen-138, 146,45 Carrillo, Sally-138 Cortter, Dennis- 138 Casey, Dennis- 138 Costlemon, Sandra- 1 38, 40, 41 , 147 Castro, Ciprlano- 1 38, 1 67 Castro, Phimp-138 Castro, Thomas-138, 16,17,48 Castruita, Kathleen- 1 38,40 Charves, LorraIne-1 38, 25,54, 136,41 Chose, Gayle-138,13, 136,41 Chavez, Evelyn-138 Chavez, Juan-138 Chavez, Robert- 138 Christian, Gail-1 38, 16, 17 Clark, Steven-138,171,163 Clarke, Larry-138, 173 Clemens, Steven-138 Cllne, Gregory-138 Collins, David-138 Compean, Edward- 1 38, 40, 41 Contreros, Ernest- 138 Core, Ronald- 138, 173,45 Cortez, Edward- 138 Costontlno, Frank- 1 39, 146, 1 66 Cota, Anna-139, 146 Cox, F rank- 139 Cullel, Laurel-139 Curtel, Stella-139 Domey, Diane- 139, 137,40,48, 136,41 Dane, Linda-1 39,41 ,54 Daniels, James- 139 Davis, DenIse-139 De Leon, Dianna-139 DelMuro, Nichael-1 39,40,62 DeRu, Mary Ann- 139, 16, 17,54 DeShon, RIchard-139, 147,40,45, 49 Desmoretz, Allen-139, 147 Deter, Horry- 139 Diaz, Lucy-139 Dioz, Salvador-139 DIsmukes, Carol- 1 39, 147, 54 Dodd, Loura-l 39, 12,25,140, 136,27 Dong, Michelle-139, 13,40 Dorsey, Constance- 139, 40, 136 Downs, Janet- 25, 139 Drummy, ChrIstophe-139 Dubb, ChrIstine-139,54 Dudoit, Clayton- 139 Duran, Ray- 139 Eaton, Margaret- 139 Elsenhart, James- 139 Erb, Cheryl-139 Esporzo, Steve- 139 Esplnozo, Gonzald-139 Eyre, WillaIm-139 Ferguson, Jacqueline-139, 52 Fierro, Rosaleen-139 Fierros, Ernestina-139 Fisher, Gail-139 Flores, CatherIne-139 Flores, GabrIel-1 39, 16, 17 Flores, Gloria-139 Flores, Raymond- 139, 166 Flores, Ricardo-1 39,40, 166 Flores, Robert- 139, 40, 166 Fonseco, Jo Ann- 139 Franco, Kathy-139 Fredricks, Bonnie- 139 Gollndo, Robert- 139, 167 Gallordo, Sally-139 Galvin, BelInda-139 Gomboo, Lawrence- 139 Gomlno, Rose-139 Gondora, Robert- 139 Garcia, Andrew- 140 Garcia, Anthony-140, 16, 17, 166 Garcia, Juan-140 Garcia, Michael-140 Garcia, Paul- 140 Garcia, WIIIiam-140 Goroutte, Clydonna-140 Garvin, Suzanne-140 Garza, Eddie- 140 Gosca, Raymond- 140 Geary, Susan- 140 German, Rudolph-140 235 Gilbert, Christine-140, 40,48, 41,27 Gilweit, Kathleen- 140, 36 Glenn, Ruth- 140, 13,45, 1 36 Glesener, Rand- 140 Goforth, Sharon- 140 Gomez, Frances- 140 Gonzales, Armando- 140 Gonzales, CarmelIta-140 Gonzales, Danny- 140 Goodstein, Dante-140 Granger, Kenneth- 140 Greeley, David- 140 Green, Cotherlne-140 Grossberg, Daniel- 140 Grossberg, Marcia-140,52,54, 136 Guerrero, Evelyn-140 Gutierrez, Louis-140, 171 Gutierrez, MarIo-140 Gutierrez, Rosalie-140 Gutierrez, Rudolph- 140 Habbeshaw, Catherine- 140, 1 3, 25 Hall, Alfred-140,45,49 Hampson, Gary-140, 146, 16, 17, 40,137,136,41 Hardin, Donald-140, 16, 40, 48, 41 Harrle, John- 140, 146 Harrison, Brendo- 140, 1 37, 140, 146,16,17,40,136,41 Hoyward, John- 1 40 Heinemonn, Nancy- 140, 141 Hernandez Jr, Alfred-140, 141 Hernandez, Daniel- 140, 141 Hernandez, Roberta-140, 141, 147 Higgins, Ernest-140, 141, Helberg, Duane-141 Hill, John-141,41 Hollowell, Marjorie-141 Holveck, Jerry-141 Horsted, Carl-141 Howell, Joyce-141,25 Huntsinger, Danneil-141 Infante, Daneil-141 ,40,41 Italiano, Nicholas-141 ,40, 180, 41 Jackson, Oscar-141 , 16, 17,40, 136,41 Jocobs, Alyce-141 Jameson, Richard-141, 31 Jantz, Daphelynn-141,45 Jernigon, Sandra-141 Jimenez, Armando-141 Johnson, Carol-141 Johnson, Robyn-141,36 Jones, Kames-141 Joordens, Jeanette-141 Juarez, Sylvia-141, 146,48, 50 Juarez, Hector- 141 Kelsch, William-141,146 Killough, JudIth-141, 146,45 Kirby, Kris-141,16, 17 Kline, Patrick-141, 166 Klopping, Steve- 141 Kluzak, Ginger- 141, 25,40, 47, 41 Knight, Sandra-141, 16, 17,41 Kuduk, Chester- 141 Laddoga, Rudy- 141 Lairmore, Richard-141 Lansford, Kathryn-141 , 16, 17, 146,41 Larcom, Jerry-141 Laursin, Susan-141,40 Leal, Bernardo -141,45, 167 Le Blanc, Peggy- 141, 25 Lee, Patricia-141 Leighton, John-141,45 Leong, Roland-141, 16, 17, 40, 41 Lobnow, James- 141, 147, 146, 16,17,40,41 Long, James-141 Lopez, David- 14 1,180 Lopez, Frances-141 Lopez, Maria-141 Lopez, Roberta- 1 41 Lowery, Terrie-141 Lozano, Martha- 141, 12, 136 Luna, Jimmy-141 , 166 Madrid, Lorraine-142 Magana, Rita- 142 Magana, Robert- 142 Manchester, Stephen-142, 167 Manuri, Ramona-142 Mardirosian, Michael-142 Marin, Sergio-142, 167 Marquez, Robert- 142 Martin, Diane- 142, 147,25,27 Martin, PhIIIp-142, 16, 17 Martinez, David-142 Martinez, Paul- 142 Mostrangelo, Anthony-31 , 40 136 142 Mato, Melody-35, 142 Matkovich, Robert Matthews, Dennis- 142 Mayer, Norman- 142 McBride, Kathy-142 McCluskey, Diane- 142 McCrow, Michael-142, 146, 170 McKelvey, Jane-25,45, 142 McLean, Robert-40, 41, 142, 141 McVeigh, Wayne-142 Melendrez, Chris-13, 142 Melnifoff, James-142 Mendez, Joann-142 Mendoza, Frank- 142 Mendozo, James-142 Mendoza, Joe-142 Mendoza, Phillip-142 Mercado, Rachael-H2 Meza, Patricia-142 Millard, Mathew-142 Miller, Ellen-40,41,48,142 Miller, Jeffrey-142 Miller, Joseph-40, 142, 170 Minton, Stephen-142 Mitchell, David-142 Montenegro, Mary- 142 Montez, Michael-142 Mora, PatrIcia-142, 147 Morales, Carlos- 142 Morales, David-142 Morales, Rachel- 142 Morales, Stephen-142 Moralez, Mary-142, 147 Morgan, John-142 Morill, Robert-16, 17, 143 Muelo, Carlos-143, 167 Mullins, Terry-143 Munoz, Grace-143 Munoz, Youanda-143 Muro, MarIa-54, 143 Nader, Donald-143 Nonningo, Garrett- 143 Narrel, John- 143 Navarro, Rosanna-143 Neil, Henry-143 Nelson, Bob-143 NIeto, Danny-143 Nunez, David-143 Ockle, Lucette-143 Ollva, Adeline-143 Olivarez, Michael- 143 Oliver, Neil-143 Ontiveros, Margarita- 143 Orozco, Pat- 143 Ortiz, Jesse-143 Osbon, Antonio- 136, 143 Ostgoord, Dana-52, 143 Owings, Linda-143 Pabst, Barry- 143 Pacek, Anna-52, 143 Paiceira, Maria-143 Polmo, DavId-45,143 Palmer, KIm-41,45, 48, 49, 143 Pantos, GeorgIann-143 Pardy, Patrick-143 Pardy, Shannon- 143 Parks, Daniel-16, 17,143, 171 Por b, David- 143 Porro, Gilbert-143 Peterson, Kathleen-25, 48,50, 143 Pazos, FavioIa-143 Percy, Janet- 25, 40, 41 ,45,48, 143 Perez, Jose- 143 Perkins, Dolores- 143 Perkins, PhIlip-143 Peterson, Linda-45, 143 Pleper, ChrIstophe-143 Poludnak, Alanna-143 Ponce, Amanda-48, 143 Popoff, Anne- 143 Popoff, Billy- 143 Popoff, Daniel-143 Powell, Norman-143, 147 Pratti, Alice-143 Prendez, Richard-143 Puente, Bertha- 143 Quesada, Susan- 143 Radford, Collen- 144,40, 41 Ramierz, Alfred- 144 Ramos, LydIa-25,40, 144 Randle, Claudia- 13, 41 ,45,54, 136,144 Ransom, Colleen- 144 Rosor, Judith- 144 Rau, Michael- 144 Rayos, Paul-144 Redlcoa, Douglas-144, 166 Rendon, Rosa- 144 Rhodes, Harry- 144, 166 Richardson, ChrIstIne-25,45, 136,144 RIos, Fred- 144 Risher, Mary- 54, 144 Rivera, Gory- 144 Rivera, Rebbecca-144 Robison, Charles- 144 Rocho, Alfonso- 144 Rodriguez, Cecil io- 144 Rodriquez, Chris-45, 144 Rodriguez, Robert- 144 Rojos, PhyllIs-144 Roman, Joseph- 144 Romandia, Richard- 144 Romero, Michael-144 Ross, Jill- 144 Rowden, Chris-25, 144 Ruiz, ChrIstine-54, 144 Ruiz, RIchard-144, 172 Rupprecht, VIvian-144 Russell, Kathleen-144 Ruvalcaba, Abigail- 144 Saffell, Steven- 16, 17,40,47, 144 Saiz, Steven- 144 Salazar, MadelIne-144 Salozar, Robert- 144 Salcido, Oscar-40, 144 Sanchez, David- 144 Sanchez, Irene- 144 Sandoval, Kathleen-144, 147 Sontana, Alice-144 Santana, Archie-144 Sarver, Alyce-54, 144 Schrodeder, Kathryn-144 Schurke, Daniel-144 Script, MarIlyn-144 Seors, Robert- 12, 53, 144 Segura, Cecelia-144 Segura, Gloria-145 Shields, Michael-145, 167 Sierra, Ann-16, 17, 144 Sierra, Richard-145 Silva, NIck-145 Sinclore, Alfred-40, 145 Singleton, Suzette-45, 136, 145 Sjodt, James-49, 144 Skrip, Marilyn- 12, 145 Slaniano, Joseph-145 Smith, Ronald-145 Soldovini, Deana-145 Soler, LInda-25, 145 Solum, Steve- 145 Somerset, Raymond- 145 Soto, Carlos-145 Spallino, Tony-45, 145 Spare, Don-40, 145 Spence, Paula-13,45, 1 36, 145 Steiner, Larry-145 Stermolle, Steve- 145, 167 Stoughton, Nancy-25, 40, 47, 54, 144 Stratton, Danny- 145 Swift, Loretta-25,45,49,50, 145 Swihart, Teresa- 1 45 Toylor, Phillip-145 Tejodo, Jose- 16, 17, 145 Telles, Carmen-48, 145 Tewes, Edward- 16, 17,40, 41, 145 Thrune, Karen- 16, 17,40,41,54, 145 Todd, Steven- 145 Tribe, Karen- 145 Troutmon, Vyesley-145 Trujillo, Leroy-145 Ungles, Larry-145 Usselman, Leann-25, 145 This page donated by: Dr. Maurice D. Smith,D.D.S. 236 Valenzuela, Carmen-145 Valle, Victor-16,76, 145 Van Dolan Wetters, Ted-16, 17, 40,145,171 Vanzanten, FIora-145 Vasquez, Antonio- 145 Vosquez, MorIa-41, 146 Wogers, Deboroh-40, 146 Wagner, Steven- 146 Wolters, Sandra- 146 Walton, James-146 Webb, Richard-146 Weddle, James-146 Westfall, Douglas-48, 146 Whitcomb, Shtrley-146 Wickland, Linda-25, 146 Wilber, Pamela-40, 41, 146 Willerford, Penny- 146 Williams, Caren-146 Williams, Roger-146 Wilson, Cloudia-136, 140, 146 Winn, Robert- 146, 178 Wolfson, Toni-146 Wood, lan-146 Woodworth, Greg- 146 Worcester, Billy- 146 Worsley, Cheryl-25, 146 Worthy, Fred- 146 Wysowske, Debra-41 , 48,50,54, 146 Yoke, Ann-40, 146 Young, Charles- 146 Ziady, Thomas- 146 Zubiote, Nancy- 146 Zuckermon, Loi ' rdes-146 Freshmen Achenbach, Earl-149 Adams, Donna-54, 149 Adorno, John- 149 Aguilar, Beatriz-45, 149 Alcaraz, Daniel- 149, 178 Aldamo, Ruth-45,149 Aldrich, Richard- 149 Allen, Donald-149, 178 Alvarez, Ronald-16, 17,44, 149, 167 Ambrosine, Louie-149 Anderson, Tom- 149 Andrade, MarIa-54, 149 Angeclucci, DebbIe-147, 149 Ankney, Carlo- 149 Arabian, Charles-149 Arellones, Elizabeth-149 Arriaga, Arturo-149 Arsenault, Louise- 149 Atristain, Alex-149 Austin, Loretta-54, 149 Autenrieth, Craig-41,149 Ayola, Margaret- 149 Babb, Cynthia-41,54, 149 Bailon, Eva-41,45, 149 Ballesteros, Richard-149, 173 Balthoser, Brenda-54, 149 Baltierra, Gloria-149 Barajas, Esther-54, 149 Barber, John- 149 Barksdale, LInda-149 Bornett, Gerald- 150 Barra, Louis-150, 167 Basurto, Ronnie- 150 Baumgartner, Ronald-150 Beard, Pamela-54, 150 Bermudez, Ron- 150 Blue, Don-150, 166 Boice, Deborah-150 Bolton, Bonnie-41,54, 150 Bowbeer, Janis-150 Bowman, Marsha- 150 Bracamontes, Mary-41,54, 150 Bronham, TIm-150, 167 Brewer, Debra-150 Brooks, Ray- 150 Brown, Don-150 Bryant, Rodney-41, 150, 167 Bueno, Daniel-150, 173 Burger, Toni-150 Busse, Lynne- 16, 17,41,150,44 Cabral, Gilbert-150, 171 Cabral, Steven- 150 Camacho, Lorraine-41 , 54, 150 Corbonora, Carmela-150 Caringella, Joe-150 Carlson, Marvel-54, 150 Carrillo, Joe- 150, 166, 178 Corrillo, Susan-150 Casanova, Lydia-52,54, 150 Casper, Patr:cia-54, 150 Castillo, GIlbert-150 Costorena, Stephen- 150 Castro, Ray-150 Chase, Sue-150 Chavez, lrma-150 Chavez, Joe-150 Christian, Micheal-16, 17, 150 Cisneros, Rachel-150 Clark, Mike-150 Clarke, Lynette-150 Clayton, Jerrie-147, 150 Collins, Wayne-151 Contreras, Monica-151 Cooper, Xavier-151 Corona, Alice-151 Corona, Joe- 151 Corona, Mario- 151 Corono, Sandra-45, 151 Coronado, Barbara- 151 Corral, Margo-45,151 Cortez, Rosita-151 Costabile, Peter-41, 151,167 Cota, Phil-151,167 Cox, Robert- 151 Crawford, Wayne-151, 167 Crick, Karen-151 Custodio, Delphina-151 Custodio, Jimmy- 151 , 1 71 Dakos, Arthur-151 Davis, William-41,151,181 Dayton, Randy- 151 Deoklns, Sandra- 151 Delgado, Edward-151 Delgodo, Luis-151 DeRu, Kees-lSl Diaz, Tony-151,167,181 Diaz, Olga-151 Diaz, Tammara-151 Didway, Edward-151 Dixon, MarIe-151 Dooling, Donald-151 Dorado, Christina-151 Doughty, BonnIe-151 Duenos, John- 151 Dundas, Phil-151 , 158, 171 Eads, Nancy- 151 Eokin, Diane-16, 17,41,54,151 Eones, Gloria-147, 151 Easley, Gary-151 Echelberger, Kay-45,151 Elich, Rose-151 Ellis, Jim-51,151 Escolante, David-151 Esparzo, David-151 Esporza, Gloria-151 Farmer, David-151 Fosone, Sal-151, 178 Feely, Jerome-41 , 151 , 167, 178 Felix, Joe-151 Felix, Yolanda-54, 151 Fernandez, Ray- 151 Ferreri, Leonard-151 Ferris, Nanette-152 Finch, ReNee-41,152 Flores, Betty-152 Flores, Louis-152, 166 Flores, Mario-152, 178 Flores, Sarah- 152 Flores, Theresa- 152 Foh, Judy- 152 Ford, Tim-16, 17, 152 Frederlcksen, Marcia-152 Fuentes, PatricIa-152 Fuentes, Richard-54, 152 Fuller, Kathleen-54, 152 Gabriel, Steve-147, 152, 181 Garcia, Tony-16, 17, 152 Garcia, Bernice-152 Garcia, Danny-152, 178 Garcia, FilIberto-152 Garcio, Gilbert-152 Garcia, Linda-152 Garcia, Jim-152 Garcia, Victor-152, 171 Garner, Steve-147, 152, 166 Gasco, Paul- 152 Gavioll, Marilyn-152 Gergen, Raymond- 152 Godart, Barbara- 152 Godinez, Lou!s-152, 171 Gomez, Frank-152, 167 Gormley, Richard-54, 152 Grah, Steve-152 Granger, Gerald-152, 178 Greick, Joe-152 Gribble, Candy-152 Grizzelle, Ruben-152 Gronewold, Mike-152 Guerro, Roland-152, 158 Guerrero, Hector- 152 Gutierrez, Mitchell-152, 178 Hansen, Gloria-152 Harlan, Richard- 152 Herbert, Glenn-153, 171 Heilig, Debora-153,42 Heinemann, Phyllis-147, 153 Herbert, Carl- 153 Hernandez, Antonio-153 Hernandez, Joe- 153 Hernandez, LInda-45, 153 Hernandez, Ruben- 153 Herrera, Patsy-45, 153 Herring, Richard-41, 153 Herron, Diane-41 , 45, 153 Hoferer, Potti-153 Holgate, Steve-153, 171 Hollinsheod, M:ke-153 Holly, Greg-31,41,153 Hoover, John-41 , 149, 153 Hopkins, Jon-54, 153 Hougardy, Bruce- 147, 153 Hounsell, Barbara-54, 147, 149, 153 Howell, Bruce-153, 171 Huckelbury, Susann-153 Hugelmoier, Dale-16, 17, 153 Hunter, Karen-47, 153 Italiono, Michael-153 Jackson, Daniel-153 Jackson, Kenneth- 16, 17, 153 Jackson, Mary-54, 153 Jenkins, John-153, 167, 181 Jernigan, Judy-153 Jones, Carl-153, 166 Jones, Bill-153 Juarez, Virginia-45, 153 Kammer, MIke-153 Keller, Cheryl-153 Kellinski, Nancy-153 Kestler, Teddy-153 King, Barbara-16, 17,41,153, 44 King, DebbIe-153 Kirkley, Cathy-54, 153 Koch, Diane- 54, 153 Kress, Tom- 153 Kropp, John-16, 17, 153, 167, 181 Kunkel, Jan-54, 153 Lanyon, Marilyn- 153 Lares, Lorie-153 Lauterio, Richard-41 , 153, 44 Lawrence, Kathy-54, 153 Leal, Jerry-153, 167,178 Leandro, ChrIstine-147, 153 Leong, Dennis-153 Levorio, Roy-41, 153, 167 Like, PhII-16, 17,154, 171 Linzo, Patti-154 Lomas , Ru be I i a-45, 1 54 Longo, Linda-41,154 Lopez, Ce!ia-45, 154 Lopez, Diane- 154 Lopez, Gloria-154 Lopez, John- 154, 167 Lopez, Eva- 154 Lowe, Darla-45, 154 Loyo, Bernard-154 Luas, Cynthia-154 Luna, Alex-154 Moree, George- 16, 17, 154 Marin, Morgie-54, 154 Marquez, Kothi- 149, 154 Marsh, Sandra-16, 17, 154 Marshall, Joy-45, 154 Marshall, Joanne-25, 154 Martin, Dovid-154 Martinez, Daniel-154, 170 Martinez, George-154 Martinez, Helen-154 Martinez, Jimmy-154 Martinez, Richard-154, 167 Mota, Enrico-154, 171 Maynord, Ted-154 McCarthy, Marcia-45, 54, 154 McCarthy, Mike- 154 McCollum, Mark-16, 17,154, 167 McGaw, Jim-41,154, 178 McKain, Diane-25,54, 154 McMahon, Betty- 154 McMahan, Greg-154, 167 McMillan, Ronny-154 237 McMullen, Tucker-154, 171 McNaughton, Donna-41,45, 154 Medina, Cancly-154 Medina, David-154 Medina, Richard- 154 Mejio, Kathy-155 Melendez, Lorraine-155 Mendeola, Gloria-155 Mendez, Sylvia- 155 Mendivil, Henrietta-155 Mendoza, Darlene-54, 155,44 Mendoza, Phi I- 155 Mendoza, Rita- 155 Mendoza, Robert-155, 173 Mercado, Nancy-155 Metzger, LInda-155 Meyers, Stephen- 155 Mikesell, Linda-16, 17,155 Millard, Phil-45,55,155 Miller, Ruth-16, 17,41,155,42 Mitchell, Marc-155 Mitchell, Patty-155 Molano, Manuel- 155 Molnar, Debbie- 155 Montenegro, Alfred- 155 Montenegro, Christine-54, 155 Mora, Louie- 155 Mora, Rose- 155 Morales, George-16, 17, 147, 155,167 Morales, Hilda-155 Moralez, Margaret- 155 Moreno, AI-155, 173 Moreno, Dolores- 155 Moreno, ZeferIno-155 Moreno, Maria-45, 155 Morgan, Cynthia-155 Morrison, Nancy-155 Motlekoitis, Paul-155 Murlllo, Gloria-155 Murrieto, Rachel-155 Myrtue, Larry-155, 167, 181 Nasser, Danny-155 Navarro, Julie-54, 155 Nozoroff, Gary-155,171 Negosian, Alan-155 Newcombe, Pot- 147, 155 Newman, Sandra-41 , 155 Nickum, Vickie-41,45,52,155 Nissenson, Heidi-54, 155 Nottingham, Gary-1 6, 17, 155, 44 Nunez, Elizabeth-155 Ochoa, Esther-155 Olguin, John- 155 Ontiveros, Gabriel- 155, 173 Ontiveros, Sylvia-155 Orozco, David-155 Ortiz, Carol- 155 Ortiz, David-155 Ortiz, Joseph-156, 173 Ortiz, Ramon- 156 Osbon, Jon- 156 Oshann, Michael-147, 156, 167 Podden, Diana-45,156 Palma, Maria- 156 Posillas, Gilbert-156 Posillos, Margaret-156 Patrick, Jeff- 156 PauUck, Bill-16, 17,41,156,44 Paxson, Don-55, 156 Paz, Richard-41, 156 Pease, Nancy-156 Peck, Forre5t-41, 156,44 Peck, John-156 Perez, lrene-54, 156 Perez, Caarmen-156 Perez, Steve- 156 Perfecto, Alex- 156 Perkins, Cathy- 156 Perry, Dale- 156 Peters, Ann-52, 156, 42 Petrell, Jay- 16, 17, 54, 156 Phillips, Bonnie-156 Pippin, Bob-156 Plancarte, Gilda-156 Ponce, Anthony- 156 Popoff, BIII-16, 17, 156 Powell, Cindy-156 Prado, AlexIus-45,54, 156 Presho, Susan- 147, 156 Quiroz, Luz-54, 156 Ramirez, Christine-41 , 54, 156 Ramirez, LInda-156 Ramirez, Georgette- 156 Ramirez, Patsy- 156 Ramirez, Rudolph-156 Ramos, Louis- 156 Randall, Verlie-156 Rongel, OIIvia-156 Ransom, Glenda-156 Rasanen, Diane-41,54, 156, 44 Regalado, Mono Lisa-156 Remington, Dolores- 25, 156 Renteria, Ronald-156 Reveles, Cosme-156 Reyes, Joseph-156 Reyes, Mary- 156 Reyes, Rachel-156 Rhodes, Dolores- 156 Rios, Susan-156 Roberts, Donna-41,45, 54, 156 Roberts, Kenneth-156 Robinson, Virginia-41, 45, 156 Roblero, Ulalio-156 Robles, Albert-156, 173 Rocha, Alicia-156 Rodelo, Henrietta-157 Rodriguez, Bernard- 157 Rodriguez, Christine-45, 157 Rodriguez, Jesse-41,157 Rodriguez, Jenny-157 Rodriguez, Leonard-16, 17, 157 Rodriguez, Phillip-157 Rodriguez, Elizabeth-157 Rojas, Glen- 157 Roman, Gilbert-157, 178 Romo, Kathy-25, 157 Resales, George- 157 Rosales, Jose- 157 Roth, Robert- 157 Rowan, Nolene-157 Rowzee, Richard-157, 167 Ruhnke, Bernard- 157 Ruiz, Ruben-16, 17, 157 Solos, ErnIe-16, 17, 157,44 Sanchez, Adolph-157 Sanchez, Edward-157, 181 Sanchez, Ricardo-157 Sanchez, Richard-157 Sanders, Fred- 157 Santibanez, Vivian-157 Sorobia, William-157 Schertz, William-157 Schiller, Bob-157,167 Schindler, LydIa-41 ,54, 157 Schmidt, DavId-157 Schultz, Carol-41,147, 157 Schwalm, Larrv-157 Scifres, Gwen-11,41,157 Scott, Barbara- 157 Shepherd, Nancy- 16, 17,54, 157 Shubin, ChrIs-158 Shubin, Jim-16, 17, 158,44 Sierra, Carmen-158 Sinclare, Lucy-158 Skolnik, Deborah-158 Smith, Judy- 158 Smith, Sheryl-158 Smith, Susan-54, 158 Solis, Richard-158 Solis, Victoria-158 Soliz, DavId-158 Spour, David-158,178 Stabile, Karen- 158 Stahlecker, Larry- 158 Steele, Ronold-158, 173 Steele, Terry-45, 158 Stemmler, Debbe-158 Stephens, Gary-1 58 Stevens, Bill-158,171 Stockwell, Kurt-158 Stone, Pat-158 Stone, Steve- 158 Storey, Berna-158 SuehIro, Gary-158 Suwalski, Christine- 158 Swaney, Sharon- 147, 158 Taylor, Dennis-158 Tebbetts, James- 158 Telles, Mary Helen-158 Tetzlaff, Tom- 158 Thomas, Virginia-158 Thurmond, James-158 Tibbetts, Linda- 158 Tijerina, Albert-158 Tolliver, Mary-45, 158 Tolmachoff, Steven- 158 Toro, William- 158 Torres, Alex- 158 Treakle, Robert- 158 Trejo, Virginia-158 Turner, Pat-54, 159 Ulloa, Grizel-159 Upton, Pamela-159 Uribe, Tina-159 Utterberg, Pom- 159 Valencia, Edward- 159, 178 Valenzuela, Kathy-54, 159 Valle, Anna-54, 159 Van Daolen Wetters, Alex-41,159 Van Ness, Raylene-159 Vasquez, Ruben-45, 159 Vasquez, George-159 Velordo, Norman- 159, 44 Velvick, Marcy-159 Veurink, Lynn-54, 159 Vicuna, Chri5tina-159 Vigil, Lewis-159 Viguerio, Leo-159 Villo, John-16, 17, 159 Villa, MarIa-159 Viramontes, Joe-159,167 Voytko, Anita-41,54, 147, 159 Wagg, MarvIn-159, 171 Walker, Nancy-41, 159 Walker, Tommy-159 Ward, Randall-159 Watkins, Arley-159 Watt, Richard-41 . 159.178 Wottie, BIIIy-159 Weaver, Janet-45,54, 159 Weisbeck, Mary-159 Westbrook, Alan- 147, 159, 171 Wharmby, PatricIa-159 Whitcomb, Jeanne-159 Wickins, Kay-159 Wicklond, Sandi-159 Williams, Richard-159, 171 Wilson, Robin-41,159 Wineinger, Larry-159, 178 Witten, Sharon- 159 Worley, Darlene-159 Wuethrich, Laura-159 Yvarro, BeatrIce-54, 159 Zamudio, Albert- 159 Zomudio, Victor- 159 Zepedo, Margaret-45, 159 Zuckerman, Saul-159 238 Swan Song Through fhe years, memories fade and events that hove happened in the past are forgotten. This year, a group of students hove done their best to keep the high school memories of the student body of Pioneer unforgettable. How have they done this? By putting as many of the events as possible, of the school year 1 965-66, in one book called THE TORCH. Who ore these students? They are the annual staff of Pioneer High School. I would especially like to thank my fellow staff members. They worked hard to solve the many problems that came up during the year and through their efforts, I believe, they have helped to put together a fine book of which we can all be proud. I would like to give a special thank you to Mrs. Thompson who was the mainstay of the staff. She did a wonderful job and the entire staff agrees that her help was priceless. We are deeply appreciative to our faculty and administrators for their patience with us, and their assistance during these past months. Without the help and co-operation of these people, and many others, the annual could never have gone to press. This annual is made up through the efforts of many people working together so that in the years to come you may look back and relive the years of your high school days through the pages of this book. Judy Richardson Editor-in-Chief 1966 TORCH 239 d ifl:- • ' ' , ■ ' .- T ;■ f . ■ .•-