Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1962 volume:

Shield of 1962 Volume XLVIIL Published by Richmond Union High School 1250 Twenty-third Street Kechmond, Calzfornia Oa He PRL Te ‘ : i ‘ 4 : : ; ; ‘ ‘ } j i Table of Contents FOREWORD: os Sac ucs et aera tan eae 4 DEDICATION -avetc. ey ete ee ee 6 PNOINNINISTIRVATICIN: 5 occ nee 8 GOVERNMENT. 9 eee se eee ne 20 SEINIORSA peek ecastatetr ts eten ee ae eee 34 GLASSES: u aomise 0 eS Seen eeee 106 ACTINUMMES Suse decaueelost ieee ee eer 138 ORGANIZATIONG a te es. 192 ATHIETIGS bs atc teat ie eee ee ee 208 ANN ERMISENIENT Sut 55 nn een ree ree mean: 272 ALBERTO FISCHBEIN Buenos Aires, Argentina Richmond High School Argentina Ells High School JACQUES GUIQUES France De Anza’ High School Foreword The great problem of our time is how to achieve peace. All of us know, all over the world, that civilization is in danger of being blown to pieces by the unprecedented energies that man has unleashed but cannot control. The solution to the problem of how to achieve peace is very difficult to find. But one thing is certain, namely, that if the peoples of the world know each other and understood each other, the world’s powder keg would be in less danger of exploding. So it is with a growing and enthusiastic pur- pose that the Shield Staff has chosen to elabo- rate upon peace programs and better understand- ing through good relations. To carry out this theme, we have presented the nine AFS Exchange Students who are now attending the various high schools in the ACAL League, along with their na- tive lands, as living examples of forceful peace propaganda. We think that these exchange stu- dents are wonderfully eloquent, effective and practical instruments in creating understanding between nations. We have designed our division pages to rep- resent, by means of some particular historical or symbolic landmark, the native land of each of the Exchange Students. These pages are also dis- tinguished by each nation's national colors. With great pride in our division pages, we, the Shield Staff of 1962, submit our theme, STUDENTS EXTRAORDINARY AND ENVOYS PLENIPOTEN- TIARY, to you. MONIKA GERDA SACHSE . ANNA ROSA Berlin, West Germany Trento, Italy Berkeley High School Hayward High School JACKS TSALICOGOU EMILIO FERNANDO BARRIONUEVO Greece Cordoba, Argentina El Cerrito High School Berkeley High School MATILDE TARRONDA | CHRISTINE DARDEL Madrid, Spain Belgium Encinal High School El Cerrito High School The Class of 1962 leaves Richmond Union High School in the company of four unusually distinguished teachers, Mrs. Ruth Berger, Chairman of the Home- making Department, Mrs. Elvira Leam and Mrs. Alice Cooke, teachers of English, and Miss Nell Baggley, teacher of Commercial subjects. Each of these teachers See et A o ee Dedzcation of the § MRS. RUTH BERGER Mrs. Berger is a charter member of that rare breed, ‘‘the young in heart. ’ Even though she has been at R.U.H.S. for thirty-seven years, she still has all the bounce of a youngster. Rumor has it that she has never missed a school game or play or concert. Certainly she loves our old school with a passion, and is easily its most fervent booster. With her retirement (downright untimely and uncalled-for), R.U.H.S. will never be the same, and the flood of fine cookery that has spread over the world from her classroom will miserably subside. Although she is California to the bone, Mrs. Berger was born in Jefferson, lowa, grew up there with three sisters and a brother, and graduated from lowa State University. In her progress to California she taught school for a year in Little Rock, Arkansas, and shortly thereafter came to R.U.H.S. where she rooted herself, to everyone's delight. Now that she is going to uproot herself, no doubt she will continue to make Hawaii her favorite stamping-ground, and repeat her great journey of 1960 through Europe. It is also likely that her garden will grow, under her grass-green thumb, even more beautiful, that she will go on c ollecting old glass and China, engage in her usual philanthropic activities, and in general make the world a brighter place because of her warm and buoyant nature. In this connection it may be said that R.U.H.S. has performed a highly meritorious deed in giving up Mrs. Berger to the world at large. However, we have the feeling that the habits of thirty-seven years cannot be easily overcome, and that we shall often have occasion to rejoice at her rousing presence in our future rooting sections, and other such places, where the young in heart gather together. MRS. ALICE COOKE Mrs. Cooke is one of the gayest, kindest, and most happily serene people we know. Her friends unanimously avow that she is a prodigy of all that is gracious and good. For our own part, we have never heard her say an unkind word or seen her do an unkind deed. On the contrary, we have observed, her time and. again, temper justice with heedless mercy. From all this, it is clear that we admire Mrs. Cooke intensely, and find it hard to accept the fact that we are going to lose her. We loved studying and learning in the atmosphere of her sunny optimism and good will. Mrs. Cooke intends to embark almost immediately upon a career of high adventure. With Mr. Cooke, she will indulge her predilection for camping and the great out-of-doors, by taking to the road in a trailer, and zigzagging down to Florida tor an indefinite stay. Because she is full of fun, a marvellous organizer, extremely orderly (she can always find things), and fast moving, we wish that we could tag along and enjoy the good times. Certainly Mrs. Cooke is not unused to travelling. She was born in Palo Alto, and then lived successively in New Zealand, Chicago, Ohio, Toronto, and Vancouver. She went to school in Canada, and graduated from both the University of Columbia and the University of California. Before she taught school, she taught the violin, and in her palmy days was a fine and enthusiastic musician. She joined the faculty of R.U.H.S. in 1943. It is rumored that Mrs. Cooke is soon to be a grandmother. This seems fantastic to us, since we are of the opinion that Mrs. Cooke long ago discovered the fountain of youth. Whatever the case may be, we know that her journey to Florida will result in no search for nostrums, panaceas, and certainly no fountains. We know this because whatever the secret of a happy life may be, Mrs. Cooke obv iously carries it like a glowing light in her own heart. has the of s este Shie Q0 -+ - 3 nh 0O- TKI H+ oOo rnm OD = =F a uh he Shield of 1962 y of has worked long’ and faithfully, and each has made her influence felt in both yme- the day-to-day business of school and, more subtly, in the lives of the thousands lish, of students who have passed through her classes. To these teachers, with love, -hers esteem and appreciation, we, the Class of 1962, wholeheartedly dedicate our Shield. MRS. ELVIRA LEAM Everything about Mrs. Leam indicates that she loves people and loves | to have them around. She teaches in a sea of humanity and thrives; enter- i tains all the time and is happy; dotes on her husband, father and daughter and is deeply content. Indeed she feels thoroughly at home in the family t of man, and makes everyone else feel at home as well. Such a person { makes a fine teacher. In her there is no sharp impatience at the foibles of | the young, only understanding. This does not mean that Mrs. Leam is not the captain of her classroom. She is, but with such a delicate blend of courtesy and firmness that her students feel proper classroom decorum to be as right as rain. Most probably Mrs. Leam's unhurried perfectionism, love of neatness and order, gracious hospitality, effortless artistry as housewife and mother, and regard for the comfort of others, derive in part from her splendid Icelandic ancestry. Although she no longer speaks the Icelandic of her parents, she understands it perfectly. Nor has she forgotten the examples of parental strength and resourcefulness which fortified her childhood and youth in Minnesota where she was born and raised and from whose university she was graduated. Like the years of her youth, the eighteen years which Mrs. Leam has taught at R.U.H.S. hive been good and happy ones, but now a natural end has come to them. For, with the retirement of her husband from business, Mrs. Leam has decided to retire, too. They plan to leave the Richmond area, and live out their lives in their charming house on the shore of Lake Tahoe. Although we deeply regret that Mrs. Leam is leaving us and our community, we rejoice in the many cloudless years that await her and her husband in their home by the fabled lake. a (ee ee eae, ee Se ee MISS NELL BAGGLEY Miss Baggley is blessed with drive and a perfect sense of direction. Hence, her classes proceed with energy and purpose, and her students emerge with skills honed to the finest possible edge. Clearly, Miss Baggley puts over her subject, rather than herself. In a sense this is a pity, because she is such an astonishing person. Her wit and humor are a byword among her friends, and so are her passion for ideas, devotion to principle, depth of learning, and love of beauty. Two of the chief joys of her life are travelling and literature. Many times has she voyaged across the face of the earth and many times has she written her exquisite poems and had them published. Miss Baggley was born in England, raised in California, and educated at the University in Berkeley. Although her A.B. was in English literature, she chose to take her M.A. in Business, a subject she thought much less heart-breaking to teach. Miss Baggley taught in two high schools before she came to R.U.H.S. in 1943, bringing with her vigor, forthrightness, and truly superb teaching skills. In the ensuing years, despite periods of almost desperate ill-health, Miss Baggley went through each day as though nothing at all were the matter. Inde ed, she set up and brilliantly pioneered the course of Office Practice. Now, unfortunately for us, Miss Baggley has chosen to retire from the uneven battle, and pursue a more restful way of life. We have reason to believe that henceforward she will spend golden hours in her Japanese garden, whenever she is not immersed in the mysteries of poetic composition, or standing in the bow of some ship pointed toward her favorite land of Japan. ee, eS ee Se) ae SU eS —S ss fe oP Ww Vl From the Prenctpal’s Office | DAVID C. GRAY Principal “It is my hope that each of you may cherish fond memories of your days at Richmond Union High School. Best wishes for all that the future may hold.” Sincerely yours, David C. Gray administrative Vice President Frome the Vace-Principals’ Offzces ) | � TO THE CLASS OF '62: “When we send you out into orbit in June, be sure that you return to earth feet first! ”’ MARGARET THOMPSON PAUL. GAUGE t TO THE CLASS OF ‘62: “Our best wishes for all the success possi- ble in your new future. We hope that the friends you have made and the lessons you have learned at R.U.H.S. will help you URS MARGARET THOMPSON achieve your future success. Instructional Vice-Principal G. H. YATES TO THE CLASS OF ‘42. “After years of dreaming and wishing you were out of school, be prepared to spend years dreaming and wishing you were back in school. ”’ JANE WILSON MR. ROBERT OLSON Dean of Boys TO FHE CLASS ‘OF “62: ‘To every senior goes a wish for a happy and successful future on his graduation. ” MISS JANE WILSON ROBERT OLSON Dean of Girls I eae MISS VERA CROSBY MR. LLOYD DARLEY MISS HAZEL OLSON MISS GRACE CONDON S. Counselors MISS HELEN PARKER MR. FRED BENNETT MR. ROBERT SIKES uel MRS. LILA REINERTSON 13 MR. V. D. HEATH MISS HELEN McDONALD Business Education Girls’ Physical Education SS Se Se Ce a call eS, MR. CARL MAYERS MRS. DELPHINE ROBERTS MR. | Boys’ Physical Education Modern Language N MR. WILBUR HENCHEY MRS. RUTH BERGER Industrial Arts Homemaking 14 : G ; 4a j h a Z ? i 6 Ty) MR. HIRAM FRY MR. ALEXANDER KOUGHAN Social Studies Science MR. MERLE RANDALL MR. ROBERT POWELS MRS. ROBERTA SMITH Mathematics Driver Training Art — MRS. SYLVAN MYERS MR. OSCAR FRANSON English Music 15 16 nm a ip “a ss { First Row: Mrs. Alice Fong, Mrs. Patricia Deacon, Mrs. Elinor Brokaw, Mrs. Hazel Bird, Mrs. Margaret Eldredge, and Mr Mabel Colberg. Second Row: Miss Vera Crosby, Mrs. Bernice Ball, Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Alice Cooke, Miss Elaine Dale Mrs. Beverly Cornish, and Mrs. Ruth Berger. Third Row: Mr. Lloyd Darley, Mr. Cesare Angella, Mr. Fred Bennett, Mr: Robert Finn, Mr. Hollis Bledsoe, and Mr. Leo Baker. Fourth Row: Mr. Gordon Barnes, Mr. Elwood Fordham, Mr. Maynar Briggs, Mr. Roy Fogel, Mr. Evan Gillum, Mr. George Campbell, and Mr. Harold fisher. Not Pictured: Mr. Robert Anderson Miss Nell Baggley, Miss E. Alberta Best, Miss Grace Condon, Mr. John Enos, and Mr. Richard Gaskins. sxe a First Row: Mrs. Margaret Iwai, Miss Margaret Jesseph, Mrs. Beverly Fulks, Mrs. Beatrice Kertis, Miss Agnes Gowen, Miss Kathleen McCarthy, and Mrs. Betty Garcia. Second Row: Mrs. Lydia Hunt, Mrs. Cora Mattonen, Mrs. Elvira Leam, Mrs. Margot Halvorsen, Mrs. Helen Larson, Mrs. Vaunee Larson, Mrs. Etta Lou Hawkins, and Miss Helen McDonald. Third Row: Mr. Clarence Lawson, Mr. Hiram Fry, Mr. Alexander Koughan, Mr. V. D. Heath, and Mr. Paul McGinnis. Fourth Row: Mr. Walter Hattich, Mr. Wilbur Henchey, Mr. Oscar Fransen, and Mr. Al Illick. Not Pictured: Mrs. Alysse Lowe and Miss Dorothy Madison. and Mrs 1ine Dale nett, Mr Maynar Anderson First Row: Mrs. Carroll F. Parrill, Mrs. Irene Nishimura, Mrs. Frances Rockafellow, Mrs. Agnes Neville, Mrs. Delphine Roberts, and Miss Helen Parker. Second Row: Miss Hazel Olson, Mrs. Lucille Place, Miss Sidney Price, Mrs. Sylvan Myers, Miss Hazel Louise Rogers, Miss Melba O'Connell, and Mrs. Lila Reinertson. Third Row: Mr. Al Roeder, Mr. Wayne Perry, Mr. Louis Raun-Linde, Mr. J. J. McMillan, and Mr. Edward Peralsky. Fourth Row: Mr. Kenneth Peurifoy, Mr. Fred Oberg, Mr. Robert Powles, Mr. Merle Randall, Mr. Roy Norman, and Mr. Robert Olson. Not Pictured: Mr. Carl Mayers, Miss Marie Myers, Miss Ann Myren, Mr. Albert Nicora, Mr. John Nules, and Mr. Frank Porto. First Row: Miss Barbara Willis, Mrs. Nina Rookaird, Mrs. Claire Shaw, Mrs. Roberta Smith, Mrs. Teri Wehn, Miss Dorothy Swenson, Mrs. Elsie Sanchez, and Mrs. Blanche Sanford. Second Row: Miss Ester Tremaine, Miss Jane Wilson, Mrs. Ruth Studarus, Miss Lanelle Stewart, Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Mrs. Lois Siegel, Miss Dorrance Small, and Mrs. Betty Wessenberg. Third Row: Mr. Loren Wilbur, Mr. Virgil Woolbright, Mr. Raymond Vallejo, Mr. Vernon Youngquist, Mr. Jonathan Tweedie, and Mr. Robert Sikes. Not Pictured: Mr. Ernest Scolari, Mr. John Valentini, and Miss Harriet Williamson. Keeping track of all the books is The Clerical Team for office 5 includes—Seated: Mrs. Leona Strauss and Mrs. Juanita Redick in Room 22. Miller. Back Row: Mrs. Lillian Inowe, Miss Mary —E. Gately, Head Secretary; and Miss Lois Smid. Front = a. Alice aL With a Cafeteria Staff like this, it's no wonder that lunch is a tavorite subject of most | Mrs. Diane Nicholson in Room 13 is in charge students. Back Row: Mrs. Georgia Hunt, Mrs. Helen Arnold, Mrs. Arleen Dahl, Mrs. of school finance. Evelyn Hopkins, Mrs. Francis Robertson, and Mrs. Opal Barton. . 3 y 4 Ever wonder who calls your house when you are “Yes, this is Mr. David Allan Williams, guidance 1g absent? It is Mrs. Darline Martin who works in the consultant at your service. ' Dean's office. £5 _ School Ae ef A d ifs ) , 2 : 3 3 = tt a wes Working faithfully to keep R.U.H.S. clean and beautiful are the following custodians: Back Row: Major Dixon, Joe Rezendes, Lester Bradley, Frank Paquito, and Mrs. Marian Beale. Front Row: Jessi Ray Scalise, Andy Colombo, Eugene Flannagan, Will Plante, S. M. Hrbek, and Joe Cunningham. é amet Front Row: Mrs. Alice Martin, Mrs. Linda Nibbitt, Mrs. Lawana Patterson, Mrs. Are you dying, sick, or in pain? If you are, this is Alice De Valle, and Mrs. Helen Pike. the person to see, Mrs. Jean Foreman, school nurse. Serie: ee ee eee. ee Mrs. Ramona Broberg has a never-ending job of Mrs. Winona Andrews works in the Dean's office calling your home and compiling the student absence behind the counter. list. 19 « ais = “ vl £2 MR. GEOFFREY YATES WAYNE NECKEL BOB ELLIS DIANE CHIOZZA Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary “SS DOLORES BARROCA JEAN CORRIGAN LINDA MEISSNER CHERIE ELLIS Treasurer Comm. of Publicity Comm. of Social Affairs Head Yell Leader DON FREITAS JERRY MILLER BOB REXFORD JOHN WILSON Student Judge Com. of Law and Order Prosecuting Attorney Defense Attorney ALBERTO FISCHBEIN WILDA ENGLAND BOB EMERSON ALBERT HUERTA Exchange Student Comm. of Girls’ Athletics Comm. of Boys’ Athletics Hi-Nus Editor ae FRANK HERNANDEZ DALE POWER MIKE GOMEZ PEARL ROBINSON 22 Sophomore President Junior President Senior President Girls’ League President pr) 28 irs ae — iz 16 18 SEPTEMBER _ School Begins Sophomore Party SA Program Parents Back To School Night OCTOBER Girls’ League Dance, ‘Voodoo Rhapsody”’ Student Day Senior Gaieties, “Gay Nineties” SA Dance, ‘‘Graveyard Rumble’ NOVEMBER Girls’ League Volley- ball Game Report Cards Junior Talent Show DECEMBER Senior Dance, ‘‘Winter Wonderland’ Drama Play, ‘‘Why The Chimes Rang’’ Christmas Music Preview JANUARY Candidate Speeches Primary Elections Final Election Wrash MR. ROBERT SIKES Sponsor Ss HRY WVPSRK HER VISOAD Spren g oscar JOHN JAGARD Student Judge ALBERT HUERTA President JANE -BANDUCCI Comm. of Publicity PATRICIA DUNN Comm. of Law and Order ALBERTO FISCHBEIN Exchange Student DALE LELLI 24 Sophomore President PAT BETTENCOURT Comm. of Girls’ Athletics [2 ee = O37 ro | FRED WOLKENHAUER Junior President BOB ELLIS Vice-President MARY ANN WOMACK Comm. of Social Affairs SANDY SOLMONSON Prosecuting Attorney Aa WALTER RICHARDSON Comm. of Boys’ Athletics é Y DIANE CHIOZZA Secretary CHERIE ELLIS Head Yell Leader BOB REXFORD Defense Attorney VIVIAN MONAHAN Assistant Hi-Nus Editor RAY HUERTA Senior President BEVERLY DANIELS Girls’ League President | ea 1 a om EY 3 om RY cp Ne 7 ee. a ee | | FEBRUARY 2 Fall Semester Ends | | « 6 Installation of Officers | Be Ll [: 8 Report Cards We : 6 Senior Party, ‘Jade Pagoda’ 28 Preview Talent Show MARCH 1 Talent Show 7 Girls' League Party 16 Sadie Hawkins 23 Senior Play, ‘Gypsy Say Hello APRIL 6 Girls’ League Program 7 Junior Prom, ‘Stairway To The Stars 11 Spring Concert 12 Report Cards 27 Senior Banquet, ‘Candlelight and Roses ' MAY 3 Open House 4 Drama II Play, ‘‘The Night of January 16 | 11 Senior Picnic 17 CSF Pienie 18 Sophomore Hop, ‘Moon River” 22 Candidate Speeches 24 Primary Election 29 Final Election JUNE 7 Installation of Officers 8 Scholarship Awards 9 Senior Ball, ‘Evening Mist’’ 13 Graduation 14 School Ends 14 End of Spring Semester SENIORS:—First Row: Arvalea Nelson, Sherry Canon, Johnetta McWatters, Cecelia Gallegos, and Mary Blalock. Second Row: James Beavers, Jane Banducci, Mary Bonds, Nancy Blanco, Karen Hampton, Lawanna Carter, and Sheila Dalebout. Third Row: Al Higgins, Bill Aston, Bob Leonard, Ron Huth, Bob Ellis, Charles Wooten, and Dean Wagerman. JUNIORS:—First Row: Bill McCombe, Annette Madden, Jo Ann Tonti, Ann Coats, Sandy Solmonson, Violet Santos, Linda JL Coombes, and Pat Carver. Second Row: Diane Amezquita, Irma Perkins, Janice Gross, Bob Daly, Martha Teixeira, Un- Es known, Gerri Lewis, Marcia Gloff, and Sharon Madison. Third Row: Glynn Parmley, Maria Salcido, Tony Vasconcellos, Lit Fred Wolkenhaver, Ed Noble, and Jim Richards. } pBrdyt A i! 4 sete SOPHOMORES—First Row: Bryon Bush, Sharon Wade, Janice Lind, Connie Draper, Sharon Marziano, Rocela Yamzon, and Ron Garrison. Second Row: Anita Hape, Zonna Keeton, Janie Jensen, Patsy Shaw, Sharon Snow, and Dorothy Payne. Third Row: Paul Hernandez, George Boring, Linda Sparks, Claudia Pegram, Sylvia Bustillos, Bonnie Oliver, Carol Frisk, and Rose Mary Romero. 26 x ¢ ‘ G : Mm AGH VWRWOCY SENIORS—First Row: Viola Austin, Mary Ninomiya, Bonnie Frasier, Beverly Mesker, Karen Hampton, Nancy Blanco, and Margie Todd. Second Row: Laura Washington, Amy Jo Wilde, Carole Jerner, Mary Ann Jackson, Harriet Dent, Gay Lewis, Sheila Dalebout, Nancy Alexander, Cecelia Gallegos, and Sue Mayfield. Third Row: Dean Wagerman, Gary Bookout, Tony Ochoa, Bill Aston, Bob Ellis, John Kassel, Harry Kudsk, Don Lee, and Bob Emerson. Spreng } da JUNIORS—First Row: Linda Wheatley, Marcia Sbrazza, Jo Ann Tonti, Carol Waranietz, Sandra Lindstrom, Norma Bishop, and Un- Esther Harris. Second Row: Jack Simmonds, Jan Jarrett, Pat Carver, and Loretta Garcia. Third Row: Larry Peterson, Gary Os, Littlejohn, Mike Rehberg, Tim Goldsworthy, Cliff Crawford, Dennis Jordan, Ray Anderson, and Dan Adams. es) wal =|. é . I Vth SOPHOMORES—First Row: Sandra Brown, Betty Jones, Lorraine Sassone, Marilyn Cosby, Louise Burnett, and Sandy Baratta. Second Row: Sandi Ellis, Dolores Crews, Sandy Farris, Rocela Yamzon, Tony Papise, Guyla Trost, and Helen Wagner. Third Row: Linda Sparks, Gwen Smithey, Linda Manfredi, Karen Schweitzer, Sally Tempe, Sandy Luttrell, Victoria Luna, and Sharon Holderby. Fourth Row: Freeman McFadden, Timmy Fisher, Linda Barulich, Ed Mitchell, Leonard Forfang, Jack Van Rossum, Sylvia Bustillos, and Raphael Nyamu. ya | DON FREITAS AUDREY ABERNATHY Student Judge Assistant Judge Fall DENNIS McCRACKEN Assistant Judge JERRY MILLER JOHN WILSON Comm. of Law and Order Defense Attorney | BOB REXFORD JIM DAVIS ROBERT ASHLEY Prosecuting Attorney Clerk Bailiff EUGENE MITCHELL Assistant Judge The defendant is sworn in at spring court. EDDIE LLOYD Bailiff JOHN JAGARD VICK] ELLINGTON Student Judge Assistant Judge a = ‘% . - 62k . Laer � Vs a ae BOB REXFORD PAT DUNN Defense Attorney Comm. of Law and Order HARRY GREENBERG SANDRA SOLMONSON Clerk Prosecuting Attorney we wie see aRROOS EE a ami: Rally. Ce Mr. Fred Bennett Sponsor Alberto Fischbein John Parache Social Chairman Dae a) ay Jim Van Meter Jim Gibson Barry McCoy Al Redick Francis Clark John Willet Lawrence Moore Jim McCain Al Huerta Dennis Woodmansee 30 Don Lee Chairman John Kassel Assistant Chairman iw A iva Fe i Steve Hudson PRL '- ter cog BewN � rte 2 ¥ See BS Eb Hunter � = ) ‘we Jack Ahart Steve Martin tier ye Bob Rexford Dale Power Jim Davis Ray Huerta Larry Hagen William Boone Pearl Robinson President Senicr Representatives—Eileen Williams, Nancy Alexander, and Doris McGriff. Maria Salcido Beverly Daniels Phyllis Volk Treasurer Vice-President Secretary Junior Representatives—Deanna Souza, Joanne Conwright, and Sophomore Representatives—Ann Garrett, Jackie Daniels, and J Helen Russell. Connie Harris. b 32 audit Beverly Daniels Mrs. Elsie Sanchez Spring President ; Sponsor Senior Representatives—Hazel Beck, Eileen Williams, and Lilly Faye Kidd. Cathy Morris Violet Santos Carmen Suda Treasurer Vice-President Secretary | iels, and Junior Representatives—Gayle Barnett, Carol Wynn, and Sophomore Representatives—-Ruth Ann Garrett, Jackie Daniels, Helen Russell. and Connie Harris. (QAUE COC at Commencement E-xcercises Wednesday, June 13, 1962 ..8:00 p.m., Richmond Memorial Auditorium Overture to Samson George Frederick Handel Processional: Pomp and Circumstance ..Edgar Elgar The Orchestra Invocation The Rev. Neale O. Jenson, Pastor Grace Lutheran Church, Richmond The Star Spangled Banner John Stafford Smith The Orchestra, The Choir, and The Audience In Peace and Joy | Now Depart. .. . Vincent Edmonds Sing Unto God Paul Fetler Fare Thee Well, My Honey Leland Forsblad A Cappella Choir Romantic Prelude . : Maurice Whitney The Orchestra Why Waste Our High School Education Zena McCarty Secret of Success Mary Ninomiya Education for a Better America .... Cheri Ellis An Educated Man Marian Willard Student Speakers Presentation of the Class Acceptance of the Graduation Class George D. Miner Presentation of Diplomas Assisted by Ray Huerta, President of the Class Alma Mater Class of June, 1962 Recessional, Washington Post March John Philip Sousa The Orchestra Commencement Speakers Left to Right: Mary Ninomiya, Marian Willard, Cherie Ellis and Zana McCarty. lel OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '62—First Row: Bob Emerson, 1-11 Vice-President and 2-11 President; Claudia Ellis, 2-11, 1-12, 2-12 Secretary-Treasurer; Delores Barroca, 2-10 and 1-11 Secretary Treasurer; Margaret Head, 1-10 Vice-President; Mary Ninomiya, 2-12 Vice-President, and Albert Huerta, 1-10 Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Bob Ellis, 2-11 Vice-President: Mike Gomez, 1-12 President; Gary Bookout, 1-12 Vice-President; Dean Wagerman, 1-10 President: Wayne Neckel, 2-10 President, and Ray Huerta, 2-10 Vice-President, and 1-11, 2-12 President. Memorzes of the Class of °62 1,112 members of the Class of '62 entered the halls of Richmond Union High School on September 10, 1959. The first event of their busy schedule was the Sophomore Party, presented by the Girls’ League, to welcome the new Sophs and to introduce the candidates for 1-10 class offices. Dean Wagerman, Margaret Head, and Al Huerta were elected President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer respectively. Fall meant football season and pre-game rallies. There were 54 Sophs on the JV and B squads. Bill Aston, Jim Bullock, Wayne Neckel, and Walter Richardson were some of the outstanding players. The Sophs wore red to the rallies and were led by Cherie Ellis and Carol Bristol, Sophomore Yell Leaders. Sammie Ramey was chosen Soph Majorette. The list of CSF members showed the names of 56 Sophomores at the end of the first semester. The end of the semester also brought elections. Wayne Neckel, President; Ray Huerta, Vice-President; and Dolores Barroca, Secretary-Treasurer served as class officers during the spring term. On May 20, the first event of the new semester was a cupcake sale to make money for the Soph Hop. The theme of the dance was “'Utopia'’ and Pat Parkins was chosen ‘'Soph Doll’’. The Class of ‘62 came back in September of '60 less in number but not in spirit. Juniors took an active part in all school activities and special interest in student government. During the week preceding election day, they campaigned madly through the halls and finally decided on Ray Huerta, President; Bob Emerson, Veep; and Dolores Barroca, Secretary as class officers. Pat Dunn and Al Huerta were sent to the Board of Commissioners while Linda Meissner, Diane Tandberg and Karen Beale were the Junior Girls’ League representatives. With elections out of the way the Juniors settled down to the normal pattern of school life and began planning activities for the year. The ‘Back to School Dance’’ held September 30, 1961, was the first of these activities. The dance was held in the Girls’ Gym from 3 to 5:30 p.m. It proved to be a big success as a money making project. The Football roster showed the names of 18 Juniors on the Varsity and 19 on the JV team. Junior classmen wore blue to the rallies and went on to win the trophy for competitive yelling under the guidance of Cherie Ellis and Mary Ann Womack, Junior Yell Leaders. Joining Samie Ramey on the Majorette squad was Ne!da Duc. To promote the spirit of Christmas, the Juniors collected canned food which was distributed to needy families in the Richmond-San Pablo area. The Valentine cup cake sale, where stuffed animals were given away, added $37.36 to the class treasury. Five juniors on Varsity Basketball accompanied the team to the Tournament of Champions with a perfect record of 24 wins and O losses. The JV, also with five Juniors, finished the season with a record of 11 wins and 3 losses. Spring was here and so was ‘‘America's Favorite Pastime’, baseball. The Varsity Baseball team was composed of 16 players, seven of which were juniors. Spring also mean the beginning of track season. Some of the outstanding juniors were Larry Moore, Richard Lethridge, Robert Hartfield, Herthal Harris, Mike Chisholm, Gary Gray, Robert Newsom, Earl Warren, and Walt Richardson. The Junior year was ended dancing to the music of ‘‘Blue Rhapsody , the Junior Prom, presented April 15. Following tradition, the Juniors elected a Prom Queen. Joanne Strzepk was the lucky candidate. Here ends the written history of the Class of '62. The events of the Senior year are pictured in the following pages. 37 2 O™ MIKE GOMEZ President Offecers GARY BOOKOUT Vice-President Senzor Kepresentatives Pir one Secretary-Treasurer Seated: Margie Todd, Andrea Garcia, Mary A i ; i y Ann Womack, Sue Mayfield, dA i ing: i i Maynard, Sharon Blatnik, Rose Marie Fulco, Earline Harris, and ness Reed, ee ey a ee 38 Tae or =6s Executives j) Sprang RAY HUERTA President Offecers MARY NINOMIYA Vice-President CLAUDIA ELLIS Senior Representatives Secretary SENIOR COUNCIL—First Row: Claudia Bowman, Diane Chiozza, Sue Mayfield, Pat Parkins, and Patti Timm. Second Row: Nancy Marcus, Rose Marie Fulco, Earline Harris, Carol Bristol, Carole Allyn, and Tony Yamzon. Third Row: Carol Dick, Don Freitas, and Dave Terrill. ADAIR, DENNIS— ADAMS, LORREN——Navy Architect : ® Seniors... ABERNATHY, AUDREY— AGUIAR, LEROY—CCC, A GEE Work Se ABRAO, ALFRED—Work AHLQUIST, JUDY—Work, A le Marriage e ALVAREZ, MARY—GAA, Spanish Club, College ALEXANDER, NANCY—Stu- ALEXANDRE, NESTOR—-CCC ANDERSON, DARRYL—Navy AY dent Court, Girls’ League, Sp ALLYN, CAROLE—Sr. Spon- 4 T's, Chico State ANDERSON, MARVIS—Cos- sor, Rep. Council, PE Leader metology College, Work BA ANDERSON, TELETHIA— GAA, Trade School ANDRADE, DONALD—Work ASHLEY, ROBERT—Band, ASTON, BILL—Football, CSF, Publicity, UC Soph Hop, Jr. Prom, College Class of ’62 ANSELMI, JERRY—CCC, ATCHESON, BONNIE—GAA, Service Missionary Work ASCARI, ROSEMARY—Tal- AUSTIN, VIOLA—GAA, ent Show, Beautician Sr. Sponsor, Nurse BAILEY, LARRY—-CCC AYRES, DOROTHY—Sr. AVEN, SHIRLEY—IBM, AVILA, ROBERT—Band, Sponsor, College Marriage Track, Work BAILS, PATRICIA — Orches- tra, GAA, Spanish Club, Sr. Sponsor, College BAILEY, BILLIE JO—Work BALAS, JOHN—Band, BALAS, RONALD—Tennis, Orchestra, College Air Force BALDWIN, NANCY— College BALLARD, BETTY— College BARROCA, DOLORES—Class Sec., SA Treas., SA Sec., Talent Show, College BARTEL, MARY JANE—CSF, Work BALLARD, KENNETH—CCC BANDUCCI, sor, GAA, College As Sophomores Wore Red BEAM, JOHN—Glee Club, Armed Forces _——_—— ee ow BARINGER, JAMES—College CCC, Work BARKLEY, DANIEL—Band, BEASON, SANDY — Girls’ Glee, Soph Hop, Jr. Prom, IBM School JANE—Public- ity, Rep. Council, Sr. Spon- BANDUCCI, BANKS, JAMES—Dance Comm., Mechanic BAXTER, ROBERT—4 T's, Spanish Club, Publicity, College BEALE, RICHARD—College, Air Force JEAN—Public- ity, Sr. Sponsor, GAA, Col- lege B BEAVERS, JIM—Swimming, BECERRA, BEN—Air Force College Won Many Rallies c- BEAUFORD, JAMES — Cross BECK, HAZEL—-Sr. Sponsor, | - Country, Track, Spanish Talent Show, GAA, College Club, Industrial Designer BEGLEY, DIANE—GAA, Sr. BEAVER, BONNIE — Sadie Sponsor, IBM School Hawkins, Soph Hop, Jr. Prom, IBM School BELL, JERRI —— PE Leader, BELCHER, LEONA—College BELL, DANNY — Golf Club, BERNARDI. MELINDA—-CCC GAA, 4 T's Defense Att., 4 T's, Spanish , Club, College BEROTTE, FRED—Basketball, BENDER, ROBERT—College Track, Rep. Council, SF State BENTON, PATTI! — _ Soph. Hop, Jr. Prom, Rep. Coun- BENZLER, RAY-—Hair Stylist cil, Publicity, IBM School BETHEL, RICHARD—-CCC BETTENCOURT, PATRICIA— GAA, Winged R., College BLANCO, NANCY—Rep. Council, College BLANKENSHIP, JOHN— Football, College BICHLER, DIANA—Publicity, GAA, CCC Gave Record Hop BLACKSON, THOMAS— Service BLATNICK, SHERRY — Rep. Council, CSF, A Cappella, PE Leader, CCC BIER, BARBARA—GAA, Work BJERKE, DIANE—College BLACKMON, LINDA—-GAA, Nursing Council, Cross Country, BLALOCK, MARY—Rep. College Council, CCC, Nursing BONDS, SHARON—IBM, Marriage BLEICHER, HEDY — Band, GAA, Jr. Prom, Winged R BLOMBERG, THOMAS—Rep. lan BOOKOUT, GARY — Sr. BOONE, WILLIAM — Rep. Veep, Rally, Rep. Council, Council, Rally, Basketball, Spanish Club, CCC College Held Cupcake Sales BONDS, MARLYN—Work BOUCHER, JAMES—College BONDS, MARY—Rep. Coun- BOULWARE, JAMES— cil, Soph Hop, Jr. Prom, College College ss oe BRASIER, RONALD — Chess BROWN, EDWARD—Rep. Club, Science Club, French BOUVEY, JUDY—Work BOWMAN, CLAUDIA—Rep. Council, CCC Club, College Council, Sr. Sponsor, Jr. ‘ Prom, College BROWN, GEORGE—Traffic, BRIDGES, DARLENE—-CCC Armed Services BRISTOL, CAROL — Soph Yell Leader, Pom-Pon Girl, Rep. Council, A Cappella, BRISENO, VIRGINIA—CCC College BULLOCK, JAMES — Foot- BURNS, GLORIA—Secretary, ball, Jr. Prom, Soph Dance, College College Presented Utopia’, Soph Hop BROWN, GERALD—Rep. BURTON, LEE—Band, Rep. et Council, Work, Armed Council, College Cc Services S| BURTON, LOIS—College, BROWN, TERRY——CCC Doctor G SF CAMACHO, TERESITA— Spanish Club, GAA, C CALL, RALPH—College BUTLER, JOEL—Band, Track, CABRITA, MARILIA—Work Work, CCC Sr Cross Country, College CALLAHAN, STELLA—GAA, CAMPBELL, DON—Stage Cs CCC, Dental Nurse Craft, College Tr CAMPBELL, MERRY—Future Nurses Club, Jr. Prom, CANNON, SHERRY—GAA, College Rep. Council, College CAREY, GLORIA—College CAOILE, PAULINE — Rep. Council, CSF, PE Leader, Shield, Dental College CAPLES, CONNIE—Sr. Sponsor, GCC, IBM CARTER, LAWANNA—Sr. Sponsor, Marriage, IBM CARNEY, ANN—Business College CARTER, MILTON—Football, Track, Ranching CAULFIELD, JOAN—PE Leader, GAA, Modeling School Elected First Soph Doll CARIKER, BARBARA— Talent Show, Marriage CARLISLE, JAMES—Track, CCE CAMIGNANI, DUANE— Work, Armed Forces CARSON, RUSSELL—A CHAVEZ. FRED—-CCC Cappella, Intramural ; Softball, No Plans CHESTER, CLAUDETTE— Work CAVNESS, EMMA—Band, Talent Show, GAA, College CHISHOLM, MICHAEL— CHRISTENSEN, JAMES— Track, College College During Junior Year CHILTON, SHARA—IBM CISNEROS, REBECCA — Fu- G School ture Nurses Club, Spanish N Club, Cosmetology CHIOZZA, DIANE—SA Sec., (6 Shield Editor, Sr. Sponsor, CLARK, MILTON — Boys’ G Bd. of Comm., College Choir, A Cappella, Basket- ball, Gross Country CG COLLINS, ANTHONY— We CLARK, TOM—CCC CLAYBROOK, JACQUELINE College CLEAVER, ARLISS—Marines —Hi-Nus CC COLLINS, DIANNA—GAA, of COLE, REED—Work Jr. Prom, IBM Co COLLINS, SANDRA—Sr. COLLINS, RONALD— Sponsor, Safety Comm., College College EGE inish 30ys' sket- AA, COLVER, NONA—Future Nurses Club, CCC COLVIN, NEDRA—Rep. Council, Sr. Sponsor CORNELL, CAROLE—GAA, Work CORRIGAN, Jean—Comm. of Publicity, GAA, CSF, College COMER, RICHARD—None COREA, MARY—A Cappel- lq. 4) 1s, CEC CRABE, RONALD—None COMPTON, CAROLYN— College Wore Blue At Rallies CORNELIUS, RON—Dance Comm., Talent Show, College CREW, VIEONNE—Marriage COONEY, ROBERT—Base- ball, CCC CORDOVA, JOE—Work COUSTIER, JIM—Band, CCC CRABB, MARSHA—GAA, Sr. Sponsor, Secretary CROSSLEY, JULIA—CSF, CRUSE, SHIRLEY—Work Marriage Held Back to School’’ Dance CROCKER, SHEILA—CSF, DAHL, EDWARD—College Art School DAILEY, ALLAN—Machinist CROPEK, CAROLINE— Housewife DARGON, SHARON — Rep. Council, Girls’ Choir, A DANIEL, MARGARET— DALEBOUT, SHEILA—Sr. DANI, EILEEN—Sr. Sponsor, Cappella, Business College Cosmetology Sponsor, College Work DAVILLA, SHIRLEY—-GAA, DALTON, DARBY—CCC Cosmetology DAVIS, ANITA—Nurse DAVIS, DOROTHY—College DEAN, HERB—Swimming, DE CACCIA, JOHN—CSF, Jr. Prom, College French Honor Society, College Sponsored Canned Food Drive ge DAVIS, JIM—Dance Comm., DEITRICK, JANET—A Cap- ao Football, CSF, UC pella, College DAVIS, JOHN—Air Force DE LA GRANGE, JOANNE— oo % Airline Stewardess Rep. A lege DENNIS, PAT—College DE LEON, RALPH—Cross DENNIS, LARRY—Work DILLER, SUSAN—PE Leader, Country, Service GAA, Winged R, College A, DENT, HAIRRET—GAA, [ Talent Show, College DONNELLY, DALLES—Army DICK, CAROL—PE Leader, GAA, Rep. Council, Sr. DIESEN, VONDA—Sr. Sponsor, Nurse Sponsor, College DUNN, PATRICIA—Shield, ECKER, PHYLLIS—Business Girls’ League, Bd. of College Comm., 4 T's, SF State Gave Talent Show DUC, NELDA— Head Ma- EKREN, DAV|D—Band, | jorette, Sr. Sponsor, GAA, College College | ELLER, BARBARA——Future DUNCAN, STEVE—Marines Nurses Club ELLIS, LORETTA——Orchestra, ELLIS, CLAUDIA — Jr. Sec., Traffic Comm., Business Rep. Council, Talent Show, Sr. Sec., College. College. ELLETT, CHARLES—Work ELLIS, ROBERT—Dance ELLIS, CHERIE — Orchestra, Comm., SA Veep, Jr. Veep, EMERSON, BOB—4Jr. Pres., CSF, Head Yell Leader, Bd. Swimming, College Comm. of Boys’ Athletics, | of Com., College Rally, Football, UOP ENGLISH, BETTY—-GAA, Orchestra, Jr. Prom, Sr. ENGLAND, WILDA—College Sponsor, Business College FARR, JEANETTE—Business FARRIS, JAMES—Service College Presented Junior Prom FABER, ROGER—Navy FERGUSON, ROGER—Band, : Sr. Council, Rep. Council, FARIA, SHARON—College, College e Work FINN, ELIZABETH—Hi-Nus, College FOO, SUSAN—GAA, Or- chestra, Rep. Council, Sr. Sponsor, College FLORES, GENE—Colleage FISCHBEIN, ALBERTO— FLETES, TERESA— 2S., . Exchange Student, Bd. of GAA, CCC FORD, ARTHUR—Band, 3, FONTES, LEONARD—French Comm., Rally, Shield, Track, Drama, Block R, Club, College University of Buenos Aires College FORD, GEROGE—Trade FORD, KENDRA—-GAA, Sr. School Guide, Sr. Sponsor, College FOSTER, CAROL—GAA, FOX, RICHARD—Band, Jr. Work Prom, Sadie Hawkins, College With ‘Blue Rhapsody”’ Theme FORTNER, CHERYL—Sr. FRASER, BONNIE—Soph. Sponsor, Work Dance, Student Court, FORTSON, JOYCE—GAA College, Mariege Pom-Pon Girl, Jr. Prom, Business College FREEMAN, MONICA—CSF, Dance Comm., A Cappella, College FUJII, RAYMOND—Pub- licity, College C FREITAS, DON—CSF, Rally, FRYE, RUBY—PE Leader, FULLER, LEON—Work ¢ FULCO, ROSE MARIE—Rep. Student Judge, College College, Work Council, Soph Dance, Girls’ GAGE, LEATHON—Service, C League, Work CEG ( GALLEGOS, CECELIA—Rep. GALLEGOS, RON—Baseball, Council, Sr. Sponsor, Basketball, Block R., Col- College lege GARCIA, MICHAEL—Track, GARMAN, DUANE—Golf, Cross Country, Block R, College Work Elected Junior Prom Queen GANN, JANELLE—CCC GEER, SHARON—IBM School GARCIA, ANDREA—Sr. Sponsor, Jr. Prom, Pub- GERKE, PATRICIA—CSF, SF, licity, College — College la, GOLSTON, VIRGINIA— GLIDDEN, NANCY—Rep. GAA, Sr. Sponsor, College Council, IBM School GIBSON, SHIRLEY—GAA, GIL, ROSEMARIE—Marriage Girls’ Choir, Talent Show, GOMEZ, MICHAEL—Band, ce, GOLSTON, CHARLES— College Jr. Prom, Sr. Pres., Medical College School GONZALES, MICHAEL— GOODEN, LARRY—Intra- Trade School murals, Trade School GREEN, GARY—Band, GREEN, LARRY—Band, Track, CCC College Published Two Cub GRANT, JAMES—Service GREEN, LENNIE—GAA, PE Leader, College GRAY, ROBERT—CCC GREEN, OLA—College GREENWOOD, LON— GRIFFIN, RAYMOND— Football, College GREENE, CHERYL—College GREENLEE, SANDRA— College Work GREER, ARTHUR—CCC, GUSTAFSON, GARY— Carpenter Tennis Team, College GUSTAFSON, KAREN— Girls’ League, Winged R, GAA, Work HAASE, CAROL—Work } s } ¢ HAGUE, BOB—Hi-Nus, HALL, ELEANOR—GAA Swimming, Football, College Soph Dance, College Editions of the Hi-Nus HADENFELDT, GARY— HALLET, BOB—College Band, Air Force HAMILTON, MAREATHA— HAGEN, LARRY—Basket- CGC ball, CSF, Rally, College HAMPTON, DONNA—Sr. Sponsor, Hi-Nus, Spanish. Honor Society, Beauty College HAMILTON, THAYER— HAMMETT, JUDY—GAA, HANLON, GARY—Track, Drama, College EGGS College HAMPTON, KAREN—CSF, Rep. Council, College HANLON, BILL——-CCC HANOVER, STEVE— HANNAH, PHIL—College Ottawa University HARRIS, JAMES R.—Foot- HARRIS, JAMES—Armed ball, Track, Electronics Forces Won Rally Trophy HARLAN, NANCY—Drama, HARRIS, QUEEN ESTER— Marriage, Work GAA, Sr. Sponsor, CCC | HARRIS, EARLINE—GAA, HATFIELD, JANICE—CSF, Jr. Prom, Sr. Council, Spanish Honor Society, Sr. ( Work, College Sponsor, Hi-Nus, Air Line Stewardess HEAD, MARGARET—CSF, Comm. of Soc. Af., Sr. Yell Leader, Rep. Council, H| HAWORTH, ART—Work, HATTICH, NORMAN— HAWKINS, ROSE ANN— College College Rally, Work, CCC Work, College H HECKENLAIBLE, LARRY— m HAYNES, JESSIE—College Service, College St HEIN, GLADYS—GAA, HEGGIE, RAY—Work Work, CCC HENDRICKSON, DICK— HERMANN, COLLEEN— 4 T's, Publicity, Student Work Court, Spanish Club, College 1 Held Campaign Parades = HELDRIS, LLOYD—Intra- murals, Track, College r HELLER, CARL—Traffic Sr. Gommy,, CGE e F il, HILL, SANDRA—Work HILL, MARTHA—College, HILL, MARY—College HIMBERG, GLENN—Swim- Nurse — ming, Chess Club, Exchange Student Comm., SF State HOLLAND, GWEN—Girls’ HOFF, INA JANE— Glee, GAA, Sr. Sponsor, CCC, Marriage College og HERNANDEZ, PAUL JR.— Block R, Spanish Club, Cross Country, Rep Council, College HIGGINS, ALAN—Football, Block R, Rep. Council, Jr. Prom, College HODGE, JOYCE—Rep. Council, Sr. Sponsor, Work, Marriage HODSON, DIANA— Secretary HORNE, GARY—CCC HOYES, JUDITH—GAA, College Filled Majority HOLSTEIN, MICHAEL— HRBEK, ROBERT—Band, n Track, Cross Country, Track, Writers Club, le College Shield, College HORN, PATRICIA—Nurse HUDDELSTON, SANDRA— ( CSF, Future Nurses Club, Rep. Council, Secretary HUERTA, RAY—Jr. Class : HUFFMAN, JOAN—Girls’ Pres., SA Veep, Boys’ State, Glee, A Cappella, Jr. IR’ Spanish Honor Society, HUDSON, STEVE—CSF, HUERTA, AL—SA Judge, Talent Show, Work Rally, UC Rally, Jr. Prom, College AFS Exchange Student, JA Hi-Nus Editor, Rally, UC HUGHES, CLARENCE— ch HUFF, KATHY—-CCC Basketball, Track Ne HUNTER, EB—Rally, Base- ball, Football, Basketball, HULSE, DIANE——-Work Jr. Prom, Oregon Univ. HUNTER, HAZEL——Girls’ Glee, Rep. Council, Work HUNTING, LEONARD— Glee Club, Track IRVIN, JOE—Navy JACKSON, LUCRETIA—Or- chestra, Jr. Prom, GAA, Nursing HUTCHISON, LYNNDA— GAA, Soph. Dance, Jr. Dance, Nurse, St. Mary's Hospital HUTH, RON—Jr. Prom, Baseball, CCC, Ore. State of S. A. Offices INGRAM, DARRELL— Swimming, College JERNER, CAROLE—Rep. Council, Sr. Sponsor, College, Marriage INGRAM, MARIE— Marriage JOBES, KENT—-CCC HYLAND, DANIEL—A Cap- pella, Boys’ Choir, CCC INGALLS, WILLIAM— No Plans JACKSON, MARY ANN— Rep. Council, Girls’ Choir, A Cappella, Sr. Sponsor, College JENSEN, HAROLD—Service, College JOHNSON, ANN—College JOHNSON, JAMES— College KASSEL, JOHN—Swimming, Rally, Block R., CCC KATAWICE, BETTY—Sr. Sponsor, Jr. Prom, CCC JOHNSON, KATHY—Sr. Council, IBM School JORDAN, ETTA—SJr. College KELLY, FRANK—Football, Baseball, Basketball, Air Force Prom, JOHNSON, RONNIE—CCC JORGENSEN, SVEND— College KERSEY, JUDY—Work JOHNSON, SANDRA—GAA, Jr. Prom Comm., College JONES, DONALD—College KAUFMANN, PENNY—Pom- Pon Girl, Jr. Prom., Sr. Sponsor, College KEELS, DENNIS—Service KINYON, CRAIG—Armed KIRBY, MELVIN—Band, Service, Work Work, College to Austria AA, KIDD, LILLIE—-GAA, Sadie KISER, ROBERT—College Hawkins, College KLOCK, RICHARD—College, je KING, HAROLD—Cross Ministry Country, Baseball pe om- LAUGHLIN, MARILYN— LACER, JERRY—College KNOX, JACK—Basketball, KUDSK, HARRY—Swim- Band, CSF, GAA, College Baseball, College ming, CCC LARUE, JAMES—Chess LAVENDER, MERLENE— Club, College Work LAWRENCE, JACKIE— LEADSTROM, LINDA—-GAA, Dental Assistant Hi-Nus, College, Nursing LEAL, LORRAINE—Future Nurses Club, College LECCE, DANNY—CCC, Service LEWIS, GAY—College LLYELLYN, CAROL— Writers Club, Thespians, College LEE, DONALD—Rally, Rep. Council, Swimming, Block Gale Become LEWIS, BARBARA—Drama, Rep. Council, College, Work LONG, CLEMESTINE— CCC, Nursing LEON, RICHARD—College Seniors LEWIS, DARLENE—Sadie Hawkins, Work LONG, JANICE—GAA, CSF, Jr. Prom, Hi-Nus, College LEONARD, ROBERT—Foot- ball, Jr. Prom, Rep. Council, Block R, CCC LETHRIDGE, RICHARD— Cross Country, Basketball, Block R, Rally, College LOGAN, MARGARET—GAA, Future Nurses Club, Nurse LOILER, VICTOR—Football, Track, Carpenter MACLEAN, KITTY—Rep. MAIER, JAMES—Swim- Council, Shield, French ming, College Club, College in September, 1961 Dot- LUTTRELL, PRISCILLA—-PE MAISCH, JAMES—College Uncil, Leader, Rep. Council, GAA, College MALBROUGH, JACKIE— 4 T's, College = MACHEN, MERLE—Track, all, CEG MARCUS, NANYCE—GAA, Spanish Club, Sr. Sponsor, -GAA, MAPP, JUDY—Talent Show Drama, Marriage wee ccc ‘ MANDRIGUES, MARTHA— MANHA, FRED—College Marriage MARES, MARY—Sr. Spon- ball, MARCHY, LINDA—Jr. sor, Spanish Club, IBM Prom, Work School MARIUZZA, BARBARA— MARISCAL, ANTONIETA-— Rep. Council, CSF, Jr. Sr. Sponsor, Work Prom Comm. MARTIN, LEE—Service MARTIN, PENNY—Waves Head School Government MARTIN, CAROLYNE— MARTIN, STEVE—Rally, A Secretary, Football, Basketball, Baseball, UC - MARTIN, ELWIN—Navy Cc MARTINEZ, ANTONIA— N Stewardess G c MARTINEZ, ROBERT— Renvica MARTINEZ, MANUEL— MARTINEZ, RITA— MATHESON, DUNCAN— Marines Beautician Mc College MARZIANO, PATRICIA— Mc Marriage MATHIA, JERRY—Football ie MAXWELL, GLADYS—Girls’ Choir, A Cappella, . MAYER, DEWEY—Spanish Mortician Club, College MAYS, BETTY—Rep. Coun- McADAMS, KENNETH— cil, Fashion Show Rep. Council, French Club, College Wear White at Rallies MAYFIELD, SUE—SA Treas- urer, Sr. Sponsor, Bd. of Comm., Shield, College MAYNARD, CAROLE, CSF, GAA, Publicity, French Club, College McDOUGAL, COY—Work, McCOY, EDDIE—Work McCRACKEN, DENNIS— Marriage CSF, Band, Spanish Honor Society, Orchestra McFERRAN, JERRY, College McINTOSH, JUDITH— Shield, Sr. Sponsor, GAA McKAY, DON—College McCARTY, ZANA—CSF, French Honor Society, Sr. Sponsor, GAA, UC McCOMISH, KATHIE— Drama, Thespian, Rep. Council, College McGEE, WALTER—College McGRIFF, DORIS—Rep. Council, 4 T's, French Club, GAA, SF State McKINNEY, JIM—College McNALLY, CARYN—Sr. Sponsor, PE Leader, Dance Comm., Rep. Council, UC MEISSNER, LINDA—Comm. of Soc. Aff., Girls’ League, GAA, CSF, College MENDOZA, LYDIA—Work, Marriage McNALLY, SHARON—PE Leader, Jr. Prom, Sr. Spon- sor. Pom-Pon Girl, UC McWATTERS, JOHNETTA— Sadie Hawkins, College Become Senior Sponsors MECARTEA, MAUREEN— Nurses Club, A Cappella, College MEUNIER, PAT—Rep. Council, Work MEDINA, MARJORIE— Work MILLENDER, LUCILLE—-GAA, Future Nurses Club, Work MEADOWS, MIKE—Dance Comm., Talent Show, College MEAHAN, WESLEY—-CCC, Service MENZHUBER, JUDIE—Soph Dance, Talent Show, Sadie Hawkins MESKER, BEVERLY—Rep. Council, Secretary n i == MITCHELL, JOHNETTE— MITOMA, BETTY—Girls' Business College League, GAA, CSF, College Take Sophs on School Tour 1ce MILLER, JERRY—Jr. Prom, MONOHAN, VIVIAN—CSF, College Girls’ Choir, Hi-Nus, PE Leader, Secretary MITCHELL, JAMES—Print Cc Shop, Printer MOORE, GERALD—Drama, College oph MOORE, LAWRENCE— : Ate Basketball, Rally, CSF, MORRISON, JIM—Work Orchestra, College MOORE, JAMES C.—Band, MOORE, JAMES M.— é . College College MORRISON, SAMMY— : MORGENSTERN, CHERYL— Swimming Team, A Cap- GAA, Work pella, Block R, Navy MOSS, MIKE—Tennis, MOSER, LINDA—-CCC College MYERS, STEVE—CSF, NECKEL, WAYNE—Football, Air Force Soph. Pres., Block R, SA Pres., CCC Present Senior Gaieties MULDROW, JACKIE—Talent NELSON, ARVALEA—Sr. c Show, GAA, CCC Sponsor, Comm. of Pub., y CSF, Bd. of Comm., College C MYERS, JUDY—PE Leader, Pom-Pon Girl, CCC NELSON, SARAH—Writers C Club, Hi-Nus, College NICOLAYSEN, PHYLLIS—-Jr. Dance Line, Music Festival, P ECE J NINOMIYA, MARY—CSF, NESTROYL, JANIS—Sr. NEWTON, TED—College C AFS Comm., Spanish Honor Sponsor, College NOVACHICK. RON—CCC P Society, Girls’ League, i C College NUNEZ, ANNE—GAA, CCC T NUNN, RONNIE—Jr. Prom, O'BRYANT, LINDA— Publicity, College, Service CSF, IBM School g ; OLIVER, BARBARA—GAA, OLIVER, DOYLE—Baseball, Sr. Sponsor, PE Leader, CCC College “Gay Nineties” OHLHEISER, SUSAN—CSF, O'MALLEY, BRIAN——CCC 4 T's, French Honor Society, ge College O'NEAL, RUTH—GAA, CCC - OLIVA, ALBERT—Service PARACHE, JOHN—Rally, Jr. Prom, A Cappella, PARKINSON, MADOLYN— College, Teacher Pom-Pon Girl, Talent Show OSBORNE, LARUE—Girls' OSTERUDE, LOUIS—Police St, Seonsors Ra Cane S PARKINS, PAT——Pom-Pon Choir, Music Force College Girl, CSF, Soph Doll, Talent Show, College PARKS, LARRY— , PATTERSON, MARILYN— PARKS, LEOTA—PE Leader, CSF, Business College, CSF, Work Work PEARSON, KAREN— PEET, JESSIE—-CCC, IBM School Nursing School Sit on Senior Bench PATTERSON, SONJA— PENDLETON, BONNIE— f Band, GAA, College, Talent Show, Jr. Prom, ( Marriage Publicity, Spanish Honor Society, College PEARSON, GENE—CCC, Navy PEREZ, IKE—College, Work | PIAZZA, ROSE MARIE— ; CCC, Work PICKETT, THEODIS—Band, PETERSON, RAY— Football, Basketball, Electronics Block R., College PIKE, SHARON—GAA, Sec- PITT, CLAUDIA—College, retarial School, Marriage Marriage PRADELS, HELENE—Band, PRATT, CHARLES—Football GAA, |BM School Block R, College Eat at Senior Lunch Tables PONTIOUS, HUGH—CSF, A PRICE, MIKE—College Cdppella, Spanish Honor Society, UC PRICE, MOETTE—Work POOLE, BENNIE—Dance k Comm., College RAMEY, SAMMIE—Mgjor- ette, Dance Line, Talent Show, SF State PRIEST, KAYE—College RAINES, LLOYD—CCC RAMIREZ, SUSANA—GAA, RAMIREZ, JESSE—Shield, IBM School Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, College RATCLIFF, JIM-——College RAY, ALAN—Football, RAXTER, DAVID——CCC Baseball, College REGELLO, KATHY—Rep. REICHERT, RUTH——Future Council, Talent Show, Nurses Club, Sadie Secretary, Marriage Hawkins, Office Work Sell Candied Apples RAYMOND, ARNOLD— REINHARDT, CAROL—Sec- F Work retarial Work, Marriage REED, DONNA—Soph Hop, REITER, EDWARD—Work, Business School , Service S RICHARDSON, LILLIAN— GAA, Secretarial Work, Marriage RC RESCH, JEANETTE— REXFORD, ROBERT—Ass't. Le RHODE, WILLIAM-——CCC Marriage Judge, Pros. Att., Forensics, RICHARDSON, WALTER— (Gs Rally, Medical College Football, Basketball, Track, RICE, JERRY—Service Block R, College RC RICHMOND, NIKKI—4 T's, RICHEY, STEPHEN—Band, Human Relations, Shield, Tennis, CSF, UC Sr. Sponsor, College RITZ, BRENDA—- ROBBINS, JAMES—Talent 4 T's, College Show, Art College Choose Senior Emblem RICKORDS, CLAUDIA— ROBBINS, JANET—CSF, Shield, Publicity, Sr. College Sponsor, College ROBERTSON, CHARLES— RILEY, DIANNA—Girls’ Band, CCC, Air Force Leaguey GAA, College, Secretary ROBINSON, PEARL—Girls’ League, Winged R, 4 Wes: ROBINSON, JILL—Future ROBINSON, JONNIE— ROGERS, XAYTHINE——CSF, CSF, College Nurses Club, College Pom-Pon Girl, Jr. Prom, Sr. Sponsor, SF State ck Sr. Sponsor, College : RODGERS, FRED—-CCC ROMERO, BILL—College ROPER, JOHNNY—Pub- licity, Jr. Prom, Drama, ROSSI, DIANE—A Cappella, College Business College, Secretary ROUTT, INGRID—A Cap- pella, GAA, Nurses Club, Medical Assistant RUSSELL, LOUISE—Dance Comm., College SAUNDERS, GAIL—Band, GAA, Winged R, CSF, IBM School SCALES, JERRY ANN— Girls’ Choir, College RUSSELL, IRMA—College Present 1-12 RUSSELL, MICHAEL—Band, College Dance SALLE, DWIGHT—Football, CEE SCHOBER, JAMES—Travel SANNER, DONALD— Forestry SCOTT, CAROL—College SAINT, DOUGLAS—Armed Forces SALLE, JOHN—Basketball, Cross Country, College SCHLEGEL, JOHN—CSF, Band, Drum Major, French Club SCHNABEL, ARLENE—A Cappella, Publicity, Drama, College c . : ( SEVERSON, RALPH—CSF, SIDWELL, JOANNE—CSF, Rep. Council, French Club, Business College Publicity, College Winter Wonderland’”’ d SEGURE, CLAUDELL, Foot- SILVA, CONNIE—Sr. ball, Track, College Sponsor, Rep. Council, | : : Drama, College, Work f SELZER, BILL—Swimming, College SILVA, JUDY—Business College SMITH, ADELINE—Barber SKELLY, SANDRA—CSF, SLOAN, COSTELLA—GAA, SMITH, RODNEY—College SMITH, GAIRDA—Orches- Work College, Secretary na; tra, Girls’ League, Sr. SNELSON, NITA GAY— Sponsor, GAA, College Housewife SNIDER, JERRIS—GAA, SOUZA, JUDY—CCC Rep. Council, Work Marriage SPARKS, DARRELL— No Plans SOWELS, AUDREY—CCC SPARKMAN, DWANE—CCC STAMPS, MILDRED—-CCC STANLEY, EVELYN—College STARKEY, RAY—College STODDARD, DONNA—CCC SPEARS, GEORGE— Iirack, €CC SPENCER, MARIANNE— A Cappella, Girls’ Choir, College SPICER, JACK—Basketball, Football, CCC STEADMAN, PAULINE— CSF, Spanish Honor Society, 4 T's, Shield, College STANFORD, SUE—IBM School STEPHENS, MARION—AFS SV Hostess, Spanish Club, GAA, Shield, Marriage oe STONE, CLAUDINE—Rep. Council, Soph Hop, Talent Show, IBM School STREIFF, GAYLE—College STROUP, CARLISS—Trade School Have Senior Day STRAND, MIKE—Band, STRZEPEK, JO ANN—Rep. Orchestra, Intramural Council, Jr. Prom Queen Football, College STUTTE, HARRIET—Girls’ ball, STRATTON, GEORGE— League Armed Forces TALLEY, EDWARD—Track, ety, : Air Force SULLINS, SUE—Dance SULLIVAN, JACK——College FS SWENGEL, MIKE—College Comm., Rep. Council, TANDBERG, DIANE—Land- GEC mark, Girls’ League, 4 T's SWINFORD, MAX—College Spanish Club, UC TANGUAY, RENE—A Cap- pella, Rally, College TAYLOR, CAROLE—Work = TERRILL, DAVID— THOMAS, AMAJEAN— Football, CCC Orchestra, Sr. Sponsor, SF State Present Senior Play TAYLOR, KARL—Public THOMPSON, HAROLD— UR Address System, Navy, CSF, Cross Country, Track, College UC VA TEIXEIRA, DON—Talent THOMPSON, PATRICIA— Show, College College TISUE, CAROLE—Rep. Council, Beauty College, BG @ ID, MARJORIE—C THOMPSON, RONALD Tl it | bh TODD, —Lomm. 5 | MM, PA —Rep. Counci ; TORRES, MANUEL—CCC Ten of Law and Order, Hi-Nus, No Plans CEG é Sr. Sponsor, Human Rela- TRAMMELL, JEAN—GAA, VO tions, Dental Assistant Work GG TURNER, ISIAH—Basket- TURNER, HOMER—Basket- ball, Cross Country, Intra- ball, Track, Block R, College murals, College VALLO, VICTORIA—Work LD— URIBE, VIRGINIA—Work Track, VALLO, BARBARA—Work oh — VOLKMANN, MIKE— EGG Tennis, College VELASQUEZ, JOE—Foot- ball, Basketball, College GAA VON GUTEN, FRANK— CCC WAGERMAN, DENNIS— A Cappella, CCC Hold Senior Banquet VAN BRUNT, WILLIAM— Band, Navy VAN DENBARRD, PHIL—Air Force VARGAS, JOANN—Work VON GUTEN, GODFREY— GEG VIZCARRA, RICHARD— Baseball, CCC WAGERMAN, DEAN—Foot- ball, Track, Soph. Pres., St. Mary's WAGLEY, BERLON—-CCC WALL, Joseph—Work WALLACE, DIANA— IBM School WALKER, ADELL—Business WARA, RICHARD—Cross College Country, Swimming WALKER, JOHN—Work WARD, ANDREW—Trade jae School WEITKEMPER, RICHARD— WEBB. ALBERTA—-GAA WARD, COLLEEN—Girls’ WASHINGTON, LAURA— Sanvice Traffic Catenin Choir, A Cappella GAA, Yell Leader, Winged R, Girls’ League WESTRY, JOHN—Track, WEBER, LESLIE—-GAA ele WHEAT, KENNETH—Band, WHITE, DALE—Rep. ele: Council, College WI Tal Col WI Sec WILBURN, DAN-——College WILDE, AMY JO—CSF, Soph Hop, College Attend Graduation s WHITE, THELMA—Band WILKES, CAROLYN—Pom- Beautician Pon Girl, Girls’ League, Shield, SF State e WHITEHURST, TERRY No Plans WILLARD, MARIAN—Or- chestra, CSF, Girls’ League Forensic League, Musician WILLIAMS, EILEEN—Band, I— Talent Show, Girls’ League WILLIAMS, NANCY—Pub- College WILLIAMS, BEVERLY——CSF WILLIAMS, BRENDA— licity, Art College Business School WILLIAMS, GERALENE—— WILLIAMS, SANDRA— Secretary Modeling WILLIS, VIRGINIA- IBM School WILSON, DOUGLAS—CCC - AF 4 WILSON,. RODNEY— WOMACK, MARY ANN— Football, College CSF, PE Leader, Pom-Pon Girl, Yell Leader, Chico State a iiaalaia aa P | | WILSON, HELEN—GAA, WOODEN, EVELYN—Band, Jr. Prom, College Work WILSON, JOHN—CSF, WOODS, TERRY—College Def. Att., College WOODWARD, RON— Stagecraft, CCC WOODMANSEE, DENNIS— WOODS, D'ARCY—Base- WOOLSLAYER, CONNIE SUE Rep. Council, Rally, ball, College WRIGHT, WANDA—CCC —GAA, CSF, Work, College ‘ Marriage YAMZON, ANTON!IO—CCC YANCEY, FAYE—Thespian, YATES, RON—A Cappella, CSF, Shield, Sr. Sponsor, French Club, Football, College Marines YOST, MIKE—Football, ZACHARY, BiLL—College ZEPPA, NORMAN—Band, ZOLDAK, LOUISE— CEC Soph Party, Talent Show, GAA, College College CAMERA SHY SENIORS ABRAM, OSCAR GARLAND, JAMES MIRICH, KATHLEEN TEAGUE, RON BOHRER, GARY GIBLER, SARAH MOORE, RONALD TULLY, PETER BRANCH, ARTHUR HART, JOHN MORLOCK, TED VARGAS, ANITA BURKHEAD, STELLA JACKSON, JESSIE PATRICK, SUSIE VIRAMONTES, RUBEN COLE, WILLIE JOYCE, ALICE RANGE, JAMES WARREN, OREL ind, CORE, PATRICK KRUMLINDE, BILL SHRUM, JOSEPH FUNDERBURK, WAYNE McGEE, TED STEVENSON, NORMAN ge | ic | CEG ee ae Talent acts from Gaieties —- Monica Freeman, Erleen Williams, Jerry Moore, Emma Cavness, and Judy Mapp. Ragtimers—Mike Gomez, Jim Rob- bins, and Don Teixera play “Old Man River’’ as Sandi Collins sings in ‘Gay Nineties.”’ PETERSON, MIKE—No Plans SARGENT, DWAIN—CCC 86 BOLTON, ADRA—No Plans COLE, JANICE—No Plans HELBERG, JACQUIE—Work MILLWOOD, DELBERT— Seminary Sentor Late Comers NEWSOM, ROBERT— PATCHEN, CLIFF— PAYSINGER, MARY—No Plans To run in '64 Olympics Hi-Nus, College SIMMONS, CHARLES— ZIEM, MICHAEL—No Plans No Plans Senzor Commtttees SENIOR PICNIC COMMITTEE—Mary Ninomiya, Claudia Ellis, Rose Marie Fulco, and Johnny Roper. Not Pictured: Ray Huerta. The first Senior picnic was given by the Class of ‘62 at Searsville Lake May 11, 1961. ithe ee as Le@benn te | SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE—Diane Chiozza, Refreshments: Gary 7 Hanlon, Band; Rose Marie Fulco, General Chairman; Carole Allyn, Place; and Pat Parkins, Entertainment. The Senior Ball was presented June 9 at the Scottish Rite Temple. cPLA MALI SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE—Sue Mayfield, Entertainment; Rose Marie Fulco, Seating and Invitations; Carole Maynard, General Chairman; and Jackie Malbrough, Programs. Not Pic- tured: Jackie Claybrook, Decorations; and Andrea Garcia, Menus. eres em oe coe. ee te te. eae Nt a SENIOR PARTY COMMITTEE—Seated: Claudia Ellis, Decorations; Sandi Collins, Publicity; and Pat Parkins, Entertainment. Standing: Jane Banducci, Bids; Rose Marie Fulco, General Chairman; Jerry Miller, Band; and Jean Banducci, Clean-up. Not Pictured: Mary Ann Jackson, Refreshments. “Jade Pagoda’’, the Senior Party, was presented Friday, February 16, in the girls’ gym. 87 Gay Naenetzes Senzor Gateties October 20, 1961 Floradora Girls: Betty Mitoma, Mary Campbell, Sandra Johnson, Lillie Frenc Faye Kidd, Audrey Abernathy, Pearl Robinson, Carol Scott, and Amajean Mend Thomas. ; P “Big Wigs’: Jim Robbins, Carolyn Llwellyn, and E Dean Wagerman. p “Is this love?’’ Faye Yancey, Connie Silva, Kathy McComish, Nancy Harlan, and Johnny Roper “Sandwich Islanders,’’ Judy Silva, Carolyne Bathy Beauties: Bob Emerson, Jim Davis, Margaret Head, Hugh Pontious, Mike Meadows, Martin, Beth Fin, Nancy Blanco, Lorraine Dennis McCracken, Gary Bookout, Larry Hagen, Jerry Miller, and Jack Schlegle. Leal, and Donna Reed. Janet Deitrick, Joanne Strzepek, Sue Sullins, Sandie Beason, 88 Lawanna Carter, and Joan Huffman. French Maidens: Rose Marie Gil, Frankie Gomez, Lydia Mendoza, Claudette Chester, and Sheila Crocker. ‘School Girls’’: Susie Mayfield, Jonnie Robinson, Pat Perkins, Carolyn Wilkes, Madolyn Parkinson, Mary Ann (Mat) Womack, Carol Bristol, Sharon McNally, Penny Kaufmann, Judy Myers, Joyce Fortson. Production Staff: Diane Riley, Stage Manager; Miss E. Alberta Best, Director, and Faye Yancey, Student Director. nd “Olios’': Alberto Fischbein, AFS Exchange Student; Linda Meissner, Marian Spencer, Ralph Severson, Mary Corea, and Milton Clark. carolyne Lorraine ‘More Olios''—Seated: Richard Lethridge. Standing: Bonnie Pendleton, Arvalea Deitrick, Nelson, Pat Bails, John Parache, and Herb Scruggs. Beason, 89 lar “Wenter Wonderland’ Sammie Ramey and _ date Harold Littlejohn dance by the snowman. Jackie Lawrence and date dance to the music of the Mr. John Enos and Alberto Fischbein are caught off guard at the 1-12 90 band. Dance. 1-12 Dance nd’ =December 1, 1961 Committee heads for the dance are: Gary Bookout, cleanup; Kitty MacLean, decorations; Amy Jo Wilde, entertainment; Sue Mayfield, bids; RoseMarie Fulco, tickets; Carol Jerner, decorations; Mike Gomez, budget, and seated, Claudia Ellis, g eneral chairman. fh ot tito Fe - 4 Barbara Bier, Gail Saunders, Mrs. Cornish, Dorothy Sagen, and Connie Sue Woolslayer served refreshments 9| Larry Hagen and date sit this dance out Benny Meltzer's band discusses which song they will play next. Jerry Miller helps himself to some punch, while others wait their turn. “Jade Pagoda” Sentor Party February 16, 1962 Couples enjoy dancing to the music of Benny Meltzer’s band. Right—Eb Hunter smiles broadly for the camera. “Som Gary Horne and date admire decorations 92 Right! Everyone dances to ‘'Good- night Sweetheart, as the evening draws to a close. Left: Jack Knox and Jean Banducci — sit one out. Cast and orchestra smile after ‘‘Gypsy, Say Hello . Director, Miss E. Alberta Best, and student director, Cueiita- Gallegos, sails Senzor Play after the success of “Gypsy, Say Hello”. PRODUCTION CREW March 23, 1962 Creators of the musical comedy—Standing: Jim Robbins, Music; Stage Designers for Senior Play—Seated: Laurie Wilson and Jean and Faye Yancey, Book. Sitting: Marian Willard, Orchestrations, Corrigan. Standing: Jim Stewart, Doug Johnson, Chet Wisner, and and Margaret Head, Choreography. Jaren Dahlstrom. 95 Gypsy Dancers—Sitting: Steve Hudson, Diana Riley, Sue Mayfield, and Jim Coustier. Standing: Gary Bookout, Ralph Severson, Carolyn Wil- kes, Richard Lethridge, and George Brown. Assi: pron Publ “Gypsy Say Hello SENIOR PLAY March 23, 1962 Kathie McComish and Johnny Roper sing a duet, “You Know Me and | Know You. Weary tourists include: Dennis McCracken, Pat Parkins, Barbara Cariker, Janis Nestroyl, Bob Baxter, and Arvalea Nelson. Monica Freeman tells what she sees in the crystal ball to Bonnie Pendleton, Nancye Marcus, Mike Peterson, and Kitty MacLean. _ fon . : Foreign Exchange Student, Alberto Fischbein, talks to Linda Meissner and Diane Tandberg. Assistants—Standing: Barbara Bier and Hedy Bleicher, prompters. Sitting: Claudia Ellis and Carole Allyn, Publicity Chairmen. NAY Lo’ Zana McCarty leads John Parache away from angry Madolyn sing a ‘Parkinson. OU. Inhabitants of the gypsy village sing opening song, ‘Theme From Gypsy, Say Hello. Mrs. Helen Larson Mrs. Hazel Bird Mr. Louis Raun-Linde Head Faculty Social Chairman Sine Miss Nell Baggley Mrs. Elvira Leam Miss Ann Myren Mr. George Campbell Miss Melba O'Connell Miss Agnes Neville Mr. John Enos Mrs. Beverley Cornish Mr. Paul McGinnis Faculty Social Chairman Mrs. Lydia Hunt Blanche Sanford 2 Mr. Walter Hattich Mr. Jonathan Tweedie Mrs. Claire Shaw Mr. Virgil Woolbright Glen Himberg, bringing back proud and happy memories, relates the history of The Class of OZ, The students listen attentively while Russell Carson sings 100 “Candlelight and Roses” Senwr Banquet April 27, 1962 Moon River’ accompanied by Jim Robbins on the piano. Gathering wraps and roses, these girls get ready to leave the banquet. Cm Jim 1} Mr. David C. Gray, Auditorium. principal, welcomes the Seniors to the banquet, ‘Candlelight and Roses’’, which was held in the Civic “Rhapsody In Blue,’ a piano solo played by Jim Robbins, holds the attention of students and teachers. Cherie Ellis entertains with a modern jazz dance to ‘This Is The Blues. eke Jim Robbins, master of ceremonies, announces the next number on the program. Senzors in Class Senior girls are busy 5 | class. i an Inspecting an engine in auto shop are these two Senior boys. Seniors record their scores in Mrs. Alice Clark's first period girls’ Physical Education class. Mr. Harold Fisher's first period chemistry class keeps these Seniors interested and busy. | 102 Bank of America Awards Plaque Awards ZANA McCARTY Liberal Arts ROBERT ASHLEY Steno Science and Math id ¥ ¥ ! MARY JANE BARTEL MARIAN WILLARD Vocational Arts Fine Arts Certzficate Awards Cherie Ellis, Social Science; Hugh Pontious, Foreign Languages; Jim Robbins, Art; Leon Fuller, Trades and Industrial Arts; John de Caccia, Mathematics; and Colleen Hermann, Home Economics. Outstanding abt ve Senzors 1a 5 Ni ae “a Ed Dahl, Hugh Pontious, Janet Robbins, and Pauline Steadman, out- standing French students, find the word quite amusing. = Shelia Crocker and Xaythine Rogers who excell in Art, smile as they pose for their picture. Jim Robbins, also outstanding in Art, is not pictured Allen Dailey, center, shows Max Swinford and Leon Fuller how to operate a metal lathe in shop. John De Caccia, Zana McCarty, and Bob Ashley take time from French lesson to pose for picture. John De Caccia, and Bob Ashley, tops in mathematics, discuss problem. Linda O'Bryant, outstanding in Home Economics, diligently works on her new dress. Colleen Hermann is not pictured. Business is the course of study in which Diane Bjerke, Mary Bartel, and Kay Priest excell. Pc yA RESUS li s Out- Mary Ninomiya and Bob Ashley wait as John DeCaccia works on a Physics problem. “A at alae ” An Zana McCarty, Dennis McCracken, Marian Willard, and Cherie Ellis are in a happy mood for being named outstanding in English. Not pictured: Al Huerta. al ‘ or ry ENO uller Cane i Dail | The four seniors who are tops in History are Pearl Robinson, Bob Richmond's top senior athletes are Richard Lethridge, Rexford, Cherie Ellis, and Zana McCarty. Kassel, Rene Tanguay, and Jerry Mathia. ' ‘ ‘ A a a ae : cell. Pauline Caoile, Lennie Green, and Marian Outstanding musicians from R.U.H.S. are John Parache, Sherry Blatnik, John Schlegel, Willard are rated tops in P.E. Jim Robbins, and Marian Willard at the piano. 105 a , b — i am iim, Junior Class Fall Officers DALE POWER President cacao MR. MONROE SMITHER Head Faculty Social Chairman ? GLENDA MITCHELL Vice-President Offecers net Spreng SANDRA SOLMONSON Secretary FRED WOLKENHAUER President MRS. ELINOR BROKAW Faculty Social Chairman JO ANN TONTI Secretary PAT CARVER Vice-President Juniors... MR. BAKER'S ADVISORY—First Row: Mary Amos, Brenda Allen, Delores Baca, Earlene Adamson, Saundra Azevedo, Mary Aday, Karen Adams, Lea Ackerman, Wanda Arnsworth, and Carol Armas. Second Row: Mr. Baker, Ted Arndt, James Babbel, Don Adams, Ken Adkins, David Autrey, Linda Bailey, Sherril Anderson, Toni Baker, Diana Amezquita, Ray Anderson, Alfred Acuna, and Bill Allard. Third Row: Rick Alcaraz, Richard Applegate, Larry Adams, Leonard Andrews, Richard Adorno, Gene Andre, Michael Allen, Vernon Anderson, Barry Adams, Jack Ahart, and Bill Streeter, MISS BEST'S ADVISORY—First Row: Eddie Bell, Carolyn Banks, Carol Batchelder, Frances Bianco, Olivia Banuelos, Priscilla Benkowski, Martha Bell, Gayle Barnett, and Karen Beasley. Second Row: Miss Best, Ron Barnes, Joe Banuelos, Helen Best, Darleen Bell, Mary Ann Berry, Ronnie Bell, Byford Baldwin, Joe Bales, and Ray Bernier. Third Row: Jon Barrows, Harold Baldwin, James Barnett, Steve Bales, Mike Bianco, Phil Batchelder, Jack Bath, Ron ° Bernard, Ken Baumann, Tom Barrett, Pete Bellani, and Ray Barnes. MR. BLEDSOE’'S ADVISORY—First Row: JoAnne Boulware, Karon Boyd, Norma Bishop, Diane Braden, Irene Bowen, Barbara Brizenbine, Jeanette Brown, Lillian Blackman, Terry Blakely, Pat Blankenship, and Marcia Blethen. Second Row: Mr. Bledsoe, Roger Britt, Bob Brown, Merlin Bledsoe, Oliver Brown, David Breeding, Raymond Brown, Carole Branting, Lorraine Brown, Carol Breaux, and Elaine Brown. Third Row: Donnie Brooksher, Bill Brady, Larry Blasin- game, Edward Box, Dan Board, Bill Bollinger, Roger Blansett, George Brannick, Johnnie Boothe, Walter Brande, Chas. Blackman, and Jerry Bond. i do, MR. BRIGGS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Bertha Carraway, Vcki Chilton, Nancy Cariglio, Janie Caudell, Margaret idt, Checketts, Sandra Callis, Linda Bunyard, Jackie Cason, Patricia Buttler, and Pamela Burns. Second Row: Mr. Briggs, ita, Sharon Campbell, Joyce Carter, Claudette Carroll, Laura Chatlain, Pat Carver, Dianne Carrington, Amparo Bustillo, ard Ray Carlisle, Sandy Calloway, Betty Carter, Doretha Chase, Gwen Burrus, and Christine Campbell. Third Row: Al ter, Chedkauskus, David Caygill, Anthony Capstick, Bob Cansler, Calvin Carter, Joel Carter, Mike Childs, Ronnie Carmigani, Manuel Buenrostrow, Ray Carter, Kenn Carroll, and Jerry Carpenter. Class of 63 MRS. BROKAW'S ADVISORY—First Row: Anne Coats, Dolores Cole, Linda Coombes, Virginia Cooper, Susan Cornell, Helen Cox, Scena Ann Cross, and Anita Clem. Second Row: Mrs. Brokaw, Jo Ann Conwright, Myrtleen Cole, Helen Conley, Norma Crawford, Alameda Coleman, Martha Cooks, Shirley Claiborne, Alice Cox, Cheryl Clemmons, Robert Cowger, Doug Crossley, Francis Clark, and Frank Cisneros. Third Row: Hugh Coley, Misplace, Bill Costa, Robert Crain, Larry Crosby, Jesse Cosby, Cliff Crawford, Dave Cooper, Larry Clark, Richard Cordero, Bob Cross, Henry Clark, and Linford Coultas. n, MRS. COLBERG'S ADVISORY—First Row: Toni Dean, Vickie Cyr, Roseann Crummie, Lucy Dixon, Louise Daniels, 1d Beverly Daniels, Roberta Davis, and Karen Davis. Second Row: Mrs. Colberg, Wiley De Julio, Richard Dickson, Laura le Dickinson, Joellen Davis, Madalena Del Signore, Gail D'Olivera, Darlene Daron, Bertha Doman, Bonnie De Bore, ns Queenesta Dixon, Jée De Souza, and Roger Deaver. Third Row: Larry Davis, Jim Davis, Bob Daly, Craig Crowell, Charles Davey, Ken Cruce, Jaren Dahlstrom, Leroy Dickens, Daniel Dela Cruz, Jose Delgado, Edwin Dotson, Louis Daniel, Steve De Caccia, and Raymond Decious. MRS. COOKE'S ADVISORY—First Row: Vicki Ellington, Marilynn Echavia, Kathy Fabiano, Diane Fabiano, Geneva Duncan, Carol Earl, Martha Foster, and Roberta Edwards. Second Row: Mrs. Cooke, Dick Fellman, Roger Foo, Susan Fox, Ginger “Flatt, Phyllis Floyd, Angeline Frausto, Jorja Fuhrman, Lora Ellett, Doris Fessenden, Janice Faulki- sen, Kathy Fisher, Tom Evans, and Tom Elton. Third Row: Dennis Falk, Bob Foster, James Eden, Willie Easter, Phil Frank, Vaness French, Loren Ecker, Tom Fair, Ray Fowler, Ray Dull, Doug Eggerth, Danny Ewing, Ricky Egger, and Art Escajeda. MR. FINN’S ADVISORY—First Row: Menie Green, Jacquelyn Greer, Verna Fuller, Candy Gianni, Frankie Gomez, Carolyn Goodman, Georgia Greegs, and Loretta Garcia. Second Row: Mr. Finn, Marven Gabrielson, Tim Golds- worthy, Paul Fuller, Ann Greene, Sharon Glieden, Dianna Gilbert, Billie Garrison, Marcia Gloff, Vera Gianni, Beveriy Galloway, and Mary Godeds. Third Row: Dennis Godden, Phil Gonzales, Mike Gallegher, Jim Gibson, David Graham, Leroy Fuller, William Gardner, Joe Garland, Ed Gallegos, Greg Gaynor, Pat Gaddner, and Jerry Greek. MR. FISHER'S ADVISORY—First Row: Linda Hale, Beverly Heihn, Joan Hadenfeldt, Janan .Hatfield, Carol Hansen, Dianna Hall, Janice Gross, Pauline Hall, Marlene Hayes, and Darlene Hand. Second Row: Mr. Fisher, Alfred Hawkins Barbara Hayes, Hattie Heathman, Esther Harris, Phyllis Hammick, Linda Hayford, Judith Hawk, and Horace Hampton. Third Row: William Harris, Cleve Harris, Douglas Hanson, Richard Haver, Dan Griffin, Jim Hawkins, Bill Hansen, Mike Harris, Ken Halcumb, Don Griffin, and Clinton Hartsfield. ' 112 es “aN af Lae eva MR. GILLHAM'S ADVISORY—First Row: Charlene Howard, Jane Honey, Jesse H tnandez, Donna Horn, Edene Hulse, Foo, Bobbie Honable, Dorothy Hoffmann, and Lynn Horbin. Second Row: Mr. Gillham, Ken Hoover, Sharon Hirano, Pat ulki- Hickox, Reuben Horbeak, James Hilland and Wellington Hooper. Third Row: LeRoy Hennes, Jesse Hernandez, Ron Phil Hunter, Dave Holman, Jerry Irvin, Dave Hudson, Lennie Hobbs, Philip Howard, Jack Humphrey, and Carlon Hughey. ger, at Rallzes ai MRS. HAWKINS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Donna Jones, Alma Jackson, Geraldine Jackson, Paula Jensen, Twillah Jarvis, Demetra Johnson, Mary Ethel Jackson, Sharon L. Jones, and Sharon K. Jones. Second Row: Mrs. Hawkins, Deanna Jones, Melinda Jones, Isac Jackson, James P. Jackson, John Jojola, Jim Jewett, Larry Johnson, James C. Jackson, Doug Johnson, and Ken Johnson. Third Row: Werner Jansch, Charles Jones, Louis Jackson, Joe Jointer, John Jagard, Linus Jewell, John Johnson, Gary Janeiro, Eddie Johnson, Don Jackson, Ray Jimenez, and Joe Johnson. a i | A en, MISS JESSEPH’S ADVISORY—First Row: Rosiland Kluever, Sherry Kite, Sharon Kelleghan, Lona Ketchum, Caroline ins, King, Mary Ann Kirk, Arlene Lazzarini, Susie Kevorkian, and Janet Kirl. Second Row: Miss Jesseph, Jerry Keil, fon. Rosia Knapp, Beverly King, James Jordan, Mary Kinpel, Norma Koch, Carolyn Lavin, Ramona Kidd, and Beny Klines. EN, Third Row: Ed Ledbetter, Curtis Lawson, Joe Kahmann, Eddy Druse , Dennis Jordan, Robert La Russa, Terry Lachar, Raymond Kramer, and Jerry Lance. 133 Give “Autumn Leaves’ Dance MISS MADISON'S ADVISORY—First Row: Carole Lewis, Sandra Lindstrom, Eleane Leggett, Vera Luster, Leona Lewis, Emma Lethridge, Linda Levy, Linda Mahy, Pat Lelli, and Nancy Lewis. Second Row: Miss Madison, Ruby Lee, Linda Luschen, Sharon Lisby, Ruth Maggiore, Gerry Lewis, Sharon Madison, Hillary Lewis, Joan Loveless, Evelyn Mac- Donald, Annette Madden, Faye Mager, and Dana Lloyd. Third Row: Edward Lewis, Rick Mandrigues, Frank Lunghi, Gary Littlejohn, Mike Maloney, Dennis Lovdan, Jerry Luzar, William Lyles, and James Lewis. MRS. MATTONEN’S ADVISORY—First Row: Betty Lou Marshall, Phyllis Maynard, Judy Mason, Janet Maxwell, Mary Lou Martin, Dorothy Martin, Jane Mariano, Trudy McCammon, and Mary McCracken. Second Row: Mrs. Mattonen, Richard McCain, Rosendo Martinez, Jack Maslov, Harold Marcus, Anita Martinez, Sandie Masters, Terry Martin, Gary Matthews, and Jim Marieiro. Third Row: David Mason, Jim McCain, Barry McCoy, Marvin Markle, Ted McCoy, Arthur McCoy, Gilbert Martinez, Bill Coobe, Martin Massey, and Bob Masters. 114 MR. NORMAN'S ADVISORY—First Row: Carol Morgan, Daisy Meadows, Paula Mogannam, Connie Meleski, Sandy McWilliams, Sharon Mitchell, Lupe Meza, Doris McFadden, and Nancy McGlasson. Second Row: Mr. Norman, Lorine Mitchell, Janice Moore, Martha Morales, Sharon Moore, Glenda Mitchell, Clifford Montoro, Rick Miranda, Mike Montbriand, Wayne Miller, David Melgoza, Ronald Morgan, Jon Moon, Paul Moore, and Mike Mitchell. Third Row: Joe McKelvy, Letha Moore, Leonard McNeil, Ollie McCullough, Sandy McKelvy, Jim Mize, Steve Mitchell, Bill Moitoza, Mike Mendoza, Frank Mendoza, Eugene Mitchell, Victor Moore, Tom Moore, and Michael Miller. MR. NULES' ADVISORY—First Row: Lenora Nelson, Beulah Mosby, Georgia Newcomb, Joyce Morris, Esther Norton, Claudia Nettles, Judy Newlin, and Cathy Morris. Second Row: Mr. Nules, Regina Nash, Barbara Nash, Carol O'Brien, Penny Nelson, Barbara Nilssen, Donna Neil, and Larry Moriarty. Thi rd Row: Ed Noble, Marshall Nelson, James Nesmith, Charles Norris, Duane Nitsche, Sam Morrison, Ernest Niemela, Bradley Moyer, Augustine Oceguera, Pat O'Boyle, and Bob Norton. Win S S farst _, Baskerball Rally Rh: eor - MR. PHILLIPS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Eunice Payne, Priscilla Oxsley, Loretta Peres, Jackie Perkins, Mary Ann Owens, Nellis Orozco, Erlinda Pastor, Ann Pedersan, and Camille Paulk. Second Row: Mr. Phillips, George Page, Rick Parmley, Leland Outman, Leslie Owens, Glynn Parmley, Merry Ostby, Connie Peregoy, Sandra Paulson, Sherly Peterman, Mary Parks, and Sammye Pearson. Third Row: Elias Perez, Richard V. Pearson, Lorenzo Patlan, Charles O'Shea, Ray Pedersen, Darrel Ohlen, Adle Payne, Danny O'Shea, and Wayne Oliver. MISS PRICE'S ADVISORY—First Row: Miss Price, E8ther Poole, Karen Peterson, Rosemary Poole, Rebecca Pitts, and Ellen Powell, Second Row: Ted Radke, Charles Pilley, Dale Power, Ron Price, Tim Pruett, Jim Poindexter, Bruce Pritchett, Al Pollard, Ray Raines, and James Poole. Third Row: Tommy Pimm, Dery! Radder, Bob Pimm, Doug Planchon, John Read, Jack Humphries, Larry Peterson, Phit Howard, Russ Raymond, Bob Poor, John Pickett, John Price, Jerry Price, and Sam Presswood. 115 MISS ROGERS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Pat Rodrigues, Susan Ridella, Juanita Robinson, Eva Jean Row, Belita Rich- ardson, Bonny Reneker, Alice Riley, Andrea Rongy, Kay Richey, and Thayne Rich. Rosalie Reynolds, Larry Porter, Alan Redick, Jim Robbins, Glenn Robertson, Sheldon Richard, Ron Rogers, Larry Roberts, Lenora Rickard, Edna Powell, and Frank Ricker. Third Row: Richard Rincon, Terry Roofener, Hughey Ross, Jim Richards, Mike Rehburg, Bob Romero, Tom Ripson, Jim Riley, Ray Rodrigues, Joe Richter, Rene Rivera, Larry Roach, and Darwin Rosburg. Second Row: Miss Rogers, This class takes advantage of its study hall period. 4 ‘ | Vom fa {.] rae, MRS. ROOKAIRD'S ADVISORY—First Row: Violet Santos, Sandra Saunders, Margie Saari, Phyllis Russell, Marsha Sbrazza, Joan Sarracino, Mary Ann Sanford, Maria Salcido, Dorothy Sagen, and Linda Sanders. Second Row: Mrs. Rookaird, Bluette Schumann, Shirley Roybal, Joyce Sanderson, Karla Schmershal, Janice Schrader, Wendy Sakano, Helen Russell, Joyce Russell, and Joanne Sanders. Third Row: Keith Scott, Doug Rurmill, Joe Scales, Ralph Scott, Alex Scott, John Scherich, Frank Schultz, Roger Roy, Ernie Saunders, Dan Rudd, John Ruloph, and Dan Santa. 116 P| Sponsor V areety «Show h- MISS SMALL'S ADVISORY—First Row: Sharon Smith, Lavina Smith, Lynn Snider, Barbara Snyder, Jane Simpson, rs, Betty Skinner, Beverley Skinner, Paulette Sidney, Pauline Sidney, and Sylvia Sigler. Second Row: Miss Small, Carol Ty Shelton, Margaret Somogy, JoAnn Smith, Mary Smith, Gwen Simpson, Ella Silva, Judi Sheppard, Sandra Solmonson, 5S, Margaret Sisson, Kaye: Sinclair, Cheryl Silva, Donna Shelton, Peggy Sheffield, and Diane Small. Third Row: Larry Ty Smith, Jack Simmonds, Audra Scrudder, Bill Shaver, Mike Smith, Mike Smirich, Carl Slate, Rich Sitton, Dewey Shadwick, and Ray Sheppard. The bass section of Mr. Illick’s Boys’ Choir listens attentatively as he lectures to them. A) ‘ . ry : @ J —— a MR. SMITHERS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Maria Sutti, Carolyn Thomas, Maureen Thomson, Carol Stroup , Virginia Thompson, Dora Subia, Darlene Thamer, Kathy Thompson, Peggy Stinnett, and Sheila Taylor, Second Row: Mr. Smithers, John Thompson, Ruby Spotwood, Janice Strom, Gayle Tegtmeyer, Carmen Suda, Martha Teixeira, and t Karyn Stimpson. Third Row: Jim Stewart, Tom Taylor, John Sumner, Robert Sparkman, Michael Stephens, Mike Stewart, Ray Thomas, and Charles Stevenson. 117 Win Volleyball Tourney 118 MISS SWENSON’'S ADVISORY—First Row: Judy Tressler, Sharon Toms, Jo Ann Tonti, June Tigert, Elke Ude, Donna Vaugg, Bonnie Wallace, Bea Villalobos, and Fran Vanzuiden. Second Row: Miss Swenson, Elaine Trinny, Phyllis Volk, Diane Vabri, Joe Victory, Barbara Walsh, and Bernadine Vine. Third Row: George Varra, Andy Tully, Jim Travels, Kenneth Turner, George Turner, Eddy Tyrrell, Joe Verlinde, Joey Vallerga, Ben Vine, Johnny Toplok, Tony Vasconcellos, Jim Van Meter, and Van Walters. Tine ae S9T¢teagens . Mrs. Bernice Ball's Spanish class is distracted by the photographer. SSE AH MRS. WESSENBERG'S ADVISORY—First Row: Gail Weaklay, Linda Wheatley, Judy Whitley, Carol West, Glenda Wardell, Carol Waranietz, Dawn Whitling, Glenna Westbrook, Alice White, and Erma Waters. Second Row: Mrs. Wessenberg, Wayne Ward, Elmer Waltman, Sharon Wara, Linda Whisenhunt, Barbara Wiederholt, April Webster Dorothy Williams, Joyce Warren, Joy Watts, Geraldine Williams, Rickey Waters, and Tom Wheatherton. Third Row: Earl Warren, John Wesley, Alan White, Paul Webb, Donn Whiting, Chuck Werner, Earl West, Sonny Watson, John Willett, Ron Whitted, Jim White, and William Westfall. ate! lis im ny if in Present Junior Prom MR. WILBUR'S ADVISORY—First Row: Margaret Winters, Kathy Williams, Sandra Young, Shirlee Wilson, Rachell Willis, Carolyn Wilson, Carol Ann Wilson, Lauretta Wilson, and Mary Yost. Second Row: Mr. Wilbur, Sharon Kay Wilson, Sharon Faye Wilson, Paula Yearwood, Wanda Williams, Everlean Wilson, Leola Witherspoon, Shirley Wilson, Carol Wynn, Sandi Young, Marilyn Wright, Charlie Wright, Cecil Workmon, Jr., and David Wright. Third Row: Ray Williamson, Emmett Winters, Charles Wooten, Mack Williams, Bob Williams, Larry Yates, Robert Young, Chet Wisner, Fred Wolkenhauver, Bob Wyche, Jim Willson, Steve Wright, Larry Wright, and Mike Zani. Students here are busily typing in Mrs. Helen Larson's class. The girls seem to have an interesting game of volleyball, but where is the ball? 119 Lucky Rally Boys pose with Cherie Ellis, Head Yell Leader, and Carol Bristol, Head Pom-Pon Girl. a Click! It looks as if Patty got caught right in the act. No Rally would be complete without these ten Pom-Pon Girls. 120 This ai It ' Paula Mogannam sneaks into the cafeteria to sellatof the W Finest Chocolate to the cafeteria cooks, Mrs. Georgialt and Mrs. Arnold. Just how many of these arrows are headed for the bull's eye? It's twisting time at the Sadie t -_ Se These couples dance to the band at the Junior Prom. ‘0 sellatof the World's Georgiait and Mrs. Helen The decorations, music, and refreshments made the Junior Prom sie = we myst i L. ¥ i Mi These six proud Rally Boys pose after a rally won by the Seniors. Sadie Hawkins Dance. ee Sophomore Class Fall Offzcers pu = a i FRANK HERNANDEZ President ) 174 a fe MRS. BEVERLY FULKS Head Faculty Social Chairman CONNIE DRAPER Vice-President Spreng Offecers SANDY FISHER Secretary DALE LELLI President MR. CESARE ANGELLA Faculty Social Chairman SANDY BARATTA Secretary SANDY LUTTRELL Vice-President Sophomores MR. ANGELLA’S ADVISORY—First Row: Kerry Ainsworth, Sheila Arnold, Kathy Adair, Paulette Alden, Margaret Accorneros, Susan Anellini, Janet Anderson, Lola Adams, Laura Anderson, and Sharon Allard. Second Row: Mr, Angella, Gail Arneson, Barbara Adams, Dawn Adams, Barbara Allen, Bernadette Antoine, John Armstrong, Ron Abercrombia, Thomas Armstrong, and John Ashley. Third Row: Russell Allard, Gilbert Alcatraz, Dale Anderson Dennis Aguiar, James Anthony, Charles Alleson, Le Roy Aguiar, Mike Anderson, Darryl Antilla, Larry Adams, Larry Abrao, Tom Allan, Jack Anderson, and David Anderson MRS. BALL'S ADVISORY—First Row: Sandy Baratta, Dona Barksdale, Carol Baldwin, Martha Autrey, Evelyn Barnett, Kay Barrett, Margaret Bales, Elaine Bass, Carol Bauer, Laura Atchisson. Second Row: Mrs. Ball, Alfred Baca, Gene Basham, Larry Barnes, Deenna Bartel, Diane Bass, Linda Barulich, Sue Bates, Martha Beard, Linda Barni, and Joseph Baker. Third Row: Wayne Baio, Ted Bacher, Rubin Aust, Ray Barrett, Tony Banuelos, Francis Ayers, Robert Barbara, Jack Banuelos, Joseph Barrett, Dan Barringer, Harold Baldwin, Robert Barrows, David Batcheller and Walter Barnes. 124 MR. BARNES' ADVISORY—First Row: Melinda Bernardi, Darlene Bergmen, Sharon Bishop, Linda Best, Dorothy Blackburn, Sharon Bettencourt, Linda Bell, and Vicki Board. Second Row: Mr. Barnes, Wynellen Beavers, Judy Beesley, Cheryl Bernier, Dannette Bentz, Jo Ann Birsordi, Susan Bethel, and Elba Benzler. Third Row: Ben Benton, Bill Berry, Drew Bennett, Al Bishop, Steve Bergdall, Ray Bernardi, Don Blake, Roger Bigenhole, Gary Boggs, Ron Blake, Tom Berthall, Dennis Bittle, and Denny Bell. fie i argaret we ee MRS. CLARK'S ADVISORY—First Row: Kathy Bradley, Hope Breseno, Pennie Bradley, Tena Brock, Teri Brinig, Leatha 9, Ren Bowling, Janice Bovey, Jean Bradford, and Geraldine Brewer. Second Row: Mrs. Clark, Art Somes Dennis Booth ilar George Boring, Pat Boltin, Pamela Bos, Darlene Bonham, Darlene Borner, Lorraine Briard John Bovenion and Cliff s, Larry Broussard. Third Row: Tim Boone, Chet Branum, Bob Braziel, Stuart Broughton, Richard Bomberg, Pat Borgert, Ted Brasier, Bob Branham, Bob Brewster and Jim Breeding. Enter 1253 Strong MISS DALE'S ADVISORY—First Row: Madelon Campbell, Sandra Brown, Shirley Burns, Louise Burnett, Faye Brown, Patricia Brown, Barbara Brown, Linda Calloway, and Sylvia Bustillos. Second Row: Miss Dale, Pam Bryant, James Brown, Don Burkhalter, Richard Brown, Byron Bush, John Burns, Theodore Campbell, Etta Brown, Gloria Buggs, and Sherryl Byrd. Third Row: Charles Brown, Steve Buckner, Pat Caldie, Don Brown, Steve Canfield, Dave Brown, Jim Brown, Terry Bryant, Marlin Brown, Richard Buchen, Charles Butler, and Omar Calloway. MRS. DEACON'S ADVISORY—Sherrie Cannady, Gwendolyn Cheeseburg, Graciett Carvalhlo, Sharon Chappell, dorothy Marie Castro, Marion Carroll, Kay Christal, Linda Carlock, and Frances Casados. Second Row: Mrs. Deacon, Vivian Judy Chennault, Peggy Cates, Toni Carlo, Jo Ann Clark, Jim Cariglio, James Cantrell, Bruce Chetauskas, Mike enton, Christensen, Cheryl Christopher, Russ Carpenter, and Bob Carter. Third Row: James Carter, David Carron, Sam , Ron Champion, Mike Cash, Mike Chavez, Sid Champion, Charles Carter, Earl Christiansen, Terry Chapman, Dawayne Carter, Steve Carter and Elishes Cavaness. Boast Largest Class Ff Se asec a ed. MRS. ELDREDGE'S ADVISORY—First Row: Sharon Collins, Candy Elaine Cooper, Priscilla Collins, Delina Cravy, Sue Cola, Cheryl Collins, Carolyn Corella, Connie Cole, and Linda Coring. Second Row: Mrs. Eldredge, Patricia Clark, Marilyn Cosby, Donna Elaine Cooper, Suzy Cline, Steven Cornelliusen, James Cook, Virgil Cocke, Charles Comstock, Robert Cook, Karen Coad, Toni Coolish, Gale Copus, and Charleszetta Crane. Third Row: Darrell Cotton, Gerald Conley, Gary Cole, Donald Crawford, Dennis Coble, Larry Claus, Tim Cooper, Bob Crackel, Wayne Collins, Dale Coleman, Jerry Combs, Charles Collins, and John Cooper. MR. FOGEL'S ADVISORY—First Row: Sue Decious, Lela Crowell, Sandra Danford, Claire Curtis, Patricia Deimler, Donna Debose, Judy Darnell, Vallerie Crockett, Peggy Crupper, and Delores Crews. Second Row: Mr. Fogel, Carol Dani, Bernadine Dato, Cecil Davis, Carolyn Darr, Emma Cyr, Toni Dare, and Jacqueline Daniels. Third Row: Louis Davis, Sidney Crummie, Robert Davis, Robert David, Larry David, Tommy Davis, James Davis, Billy Crocker, Larry Dakin, John Day, and Bruce Davis. MRS. FONG’S ADVISORY—First Row: Frankie Lee Diggles, Annette Devers, Dorothy Douglas, Charlotte DeWolfe, Pat DeLaGrange, Sheila Drake, Emogene Drew, Penny Doyle, and Paulette Docker. Second Row: Mrs. Fong, Karen Douglas, Connie Draper, Loretta Del Bosque, Marcella Dickerson, Cecelia Driskill, Kay Douglas, Pamela Doyle, Steve Draper, Gre gg Drake, and Randy De Young. Third Row: Harold Draper, Bill Dickenson, Paul De Marion, Keith Dethlefsen, Dan De Sousa, Dennis De Silva, Bob Dietz, Roger De Rossetta, and Michael Dodson. re Hm ieee cme ERM Hist Senn ween: bee EO ARTS ue MR. FORDHAM'S ADVISORY—First Row: Sandra Ellis, Carol Eddy, Yvette Duran, Karen Ennis, Sherry Dutton, Paula Ellis, Mary Dull, Donna Estes, and Pat Ann Dunn. Second Row: Mr. Fordham, Londell Evans, Betty Eaves, Diane “k, Dutrow, Sharon Edmondson, Karen Duschka, Earl Farr, Lee Roy Evermon, Bruce Dusson, Philip Emmanuele, Robert Id Fain, and Layman Dunn. Third Row: Johnny Eaton, Willie Easter, Doug Falk, Robert Ellison, Mike Etchieson, Ron tle Eslinger, Robert Faris, Bill Ellington, Norman Evans, Jerry Egger, John Du Sell, Steve Duran, and Danny Erkkila. Rally MRS. FULKS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Timmy Fisher, Linda Fisher, Jan Fernandez, Sharon Flynn, Sheron Rerguson, Roberta Fitch, Joyce Flowers, Dawn Fortner, Annette Fowler, and Jean Farriers. Second Row: Mrs. Fulks, Bert Flowers, Marie Fowler, Judith Ford, Glenda Ferguson, Joann Ford, Sharon Francis, Sandi Fairis, Susan Fernandez, Dave Foster, Gary Force, and Danny Felder. Third Row: Bill Forehand, Clifford Fowler, Leonard Forfang, Raymond Foster, Keith Fosdick, Larry Farrell, Robert Fletcher, George Francisco, Dennis Ferrinho, Richard Floberg, Edward Francis, Tommy Francis, Tom Ferguson, Roberto Fletes, and Thomas Foster. eh . : we a oo a 7? 2 5 a e on ? ° we ‘ at MR. GASKINS' ADVISORY—First Row: Isla Gandolph, Anita Gassaway, Joyce Gibson, Ruth Garrett, Carol Frisk, Sue an Gallegos, Sandra Frehse, Judy Garlin, Mary George, and Roberta Geyer. Second Row: Mr. Gaskins, Justin Garland, e, Jim Franklin, Norma Gilbert, Barbara Gary, Nancy Garmoe, and Pat Gerhard. Third Row: Ron Fuller, Dale Frye, n, Ron Garrison, Jose Garcia, Warren Franzen, Paul Garcia, Jon Gibson. Adrian Garcia, John Gayanich, Bob Gargan, and Mike Gerry. 127 Cupcake Sale MR. GILLUM'S ADVISORY—First Row: Cherrly Gragg, Toni Gomez, Sharon Ginocchio, Paula Goines, Alicia Gomez, Pamela Goodman, Veronica Gratton, Ruth Gipson, and Clemmie Gran. Second Row: Mr. Gillumm, Bridger Goforth, Raymond Glover, Charles Green, Lun Goodbar, Karen Green, Elvin Green, Denise Gober, Elaine Glockner, Clara Gooden, and Mary Gonzales. Third Row: Tom Gozzano, Jerry Gray, Anthony Green, Ronald Gray, Alfred Gonzales, Odell Gray, Gary Goularte, Robert Gray, Jerry Goldade, Richard Gesnell, Larry Goddard, and Wayne Graybeal. MISS GOWAN’'S ADVISORY—First Row: Linda Harris, Carolyn Harrill, Linda Hannan, Judie Hand, Jeanie Gwathney, Connie Harris, Laura Griffin, Maudeena Greenlee, Linamae Guthrie, and Mary Harris. Second Row: Jack Harris, Miss Gowan, Anita Hope, Linda Harrington, Cindy Gross, Sandra Handford, Elmer Hankins, Harry Greenberg, Larry Hale, Mike Hall, and Dennis Grottke. Third Row: Robert Harris, Michael Haroldson, Steve Greene, Robert Griffen, Ervin Harris, Richard Harris, Bob Hammett, Tom Hanlon, Doug Gunn, Fred Harris and Leo Guerette. 128 MRS. HALVORSEN'S ADVISORY—First Row: Peggy Hayford, Mary Alice Hill, Barbara Hines, Della Heard, Kathy Higgins, Carol Henry, Karen Heyman, Pat Hollister, and Gloria Jean Head. Second Row: Mrs. Halvorsen, Peggy Hill, JoAnne Haynes, Glenda Hatzell, Julie Holiday, and Wolfgang Hillesheim. Third Row: Charles Holland, Dennis Heihn, Russell Hawk, Craig Hemsworth, Van Harrison, Frank Hernandez, Dave Hernandez, Ed Hernandez, Bob Hernandez, Jim Helberg, Charles Higgins, and David Hartfield. mez, forth, Clara ‘ales, beal, athy -ggYy nnis Bob MR. ILLICK’S ADVISORY—First Row: Addie Holmes, Judy Jackson, Sandy Humphers, Donna Hunn, Patricia Huddle- ston, Carol Hubble, Edith Hunt, and Brenda Hopkins. Second Row: Mr. Illick, Doug Housinger, Betty Hubbard, Joan Hurlbut, Agnes Jackson, Jeanette Houser, Peggy Isley, Rosalie Hurtado, Dale Hutchings, Donald Hooper, and Donald Huff. Third Row: Henry Jackson, Steve Holstein, Ted Honey, Lawrence Hunter, William Hunter, Howard Hughes, Marvin Hoyt, James Jackson, De Loss Hullett, Covell Hurley, Churk Iverson, Jim Hutchinson, Roger Howard, and Fred Howard. MRS. IWAI'S ADVISORY—First Row: Linda Jensen, Lana Jaffe, Janie Jensen, Jenny Jester, Sandy Johnson, Sandy Johnson, and Cynthia James. Second Row: Mrs. Iwai, Bob Johnson, Oliver Jackson, Robert Johnson, John H. John- son, Dwight Jennings, and Gary Jobes. Third Row: Steven Jeffress, Ron Johansen, Chas Jacob, Martin Jerge, Gerald Jacquemin, Tim Jessee, Don Jerner, Vernon Jackson, Eric Johnson, and Ronnie Johnson. MRS. V. LARSON'S ADVISORY—First Row: Becki Jolley, Zonna Keeton, Evelyn King, Francine Judkins, Betty Jones, Donna Kenney, Carole Judd, Dorothy Keith, and Jerry Kirby. Second Row: Mrs. V. Larson, Barbara Ketchum, Jeannie Kennedy, Troy Johnston, Jerry Jojola, James Jolley, Pat Kimpston, Joe Kirkland, and Donald King. Third Row: Mark Kiser, Charles Kassel, Doug Knapp, Tim Kaufmann, Willie Johnson, John Jordan, John Kinikin, Richard King and Sam Kelly 129 Pip eet MR. LAWSON'S ADVISORY—First Row: Glenda Lee, Jeanne Lathrop, Angie Kosich, Carol Kurtz, Ellen Lee, Dian Leake, Joyce Lancaster, Kathryn Dordosky, Lois Lade, and Alicia Knight. Second Row: Mr. Lawson, Barbara Drivan, Diana Kudsk, Patricia La Mar, Mary Carol Kudsk, Gwendolyn Kyle, and Gerrgia Lamourex. Third Row: Todd Lang, Willie Lee, Fred Landis, Frank Lawson, Dennis Kruase, George La Rue, Wayne Koster, Don Ledbetter, Jim Leber, Mik Landgraf, Ronnie Koski, and Richard Koski. MISS MYERS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Gloria Lewis, Lillian Lethridge, Diane Lindsly, Janice Lind, Paulette Loveless, Sharon Livingston, Susie Lown, and Linda Leon. Second Row: Miss Myers, Donna Loveless, Pat Lott, Mary Ann Lewis, Bobbie Logan, Larry Le Sage, Dale Lelli, and Kenneth Lilla. Third Row: Marlin Lemonds, Gary Ludtke, Russell Leonard, Alex Lisenko, Jerry Loveless, Tom Lopez, Gory Logan, Paul Loveless, William Linebarger, Charles Ludwig, Steve Locke, Eddie Lloyd, and Jim Loera 7 A . wie ry 7 MRS. NISHIMURA’S ADVISORY—First Row: Jewell Martin, Dori Mapelli, Rosemary Lundquist, Pat Maday, Sandy Luttrell, Doris Luster, Willa Magee, and Rosemary Martin. Second Row: Mrs. Nishimura, Joy Maple, Linda Martin, Barbara Mann, Marsha Machen, Linda Manfredi, Shirley Mann, James Martin, and Victor Mapp. Third Row: Gary Malson, Randy Markum, Bob Marsh, Dan Mangler, Fred Meddox, Ken Mandrigues, Ed Martin, Bob Martin, Joe Marchy, and Arthur Moyers. 130 MR. OBERG'S ADVISORY—First Row: Martha Martinez, Sandy McGree, Pam Mayer, Carolyn McGriff, Barbara Mc- Clellan, Virginia Martinez, Rayneen McKinsey, Diane McAllister, and Suzanne May. Second Row: Mr. Oberg, Paul McCurdly, Larry Mclain, Jack McCulley, Bob Maus, Judy Mathia, Sharon Marziano, Lisa Martinez, Sandy McKenzie, Sharnell McAdams, Kay Mason, Sharon McGowan, Earlene McDaniel, and Freddie Mayes. Third Row: Joe Mac- Donald, Dewitt Maxwell, Mike McLain, Robert McAndrews, Tom McDonald, Earl Mason, John McAusland, Gene Maurey, Freeman McFadden, Gene Martinez, Dennis McCarty, James Matheson, Bill Maxwell, and Mike Mathews. Enter Deer Elections MRS. PARRILL'S ADVISORY—First Row: Jeannie Millander, Judy Miller, Kathy Mitchell, Nancy Miller, Dianne Miller, Linda Mitchell, Laurie Mildram, Nancy Middleton, and Donna Mobley. Second Row: Mrs. Parrill, Jim Mitchell, Dale McSween, Mariano Mendoza, Eileen Mello, Mary Mitchell, Sue McPhee, Sevida McLeskey, Louis Millholin, and Keith M inor, Third Row: Edward Mitchell, Richard Miller, Bob McMaster, Duane Meadows, Ken McLeod, Charles Merrell, Bill Miller, Leonard McMinimy, Perry Meikle, Al Medina, Ray Miller, George Mitchell, and Lowell Mitchell. MR. PERALSKY'S ADVISORY—First Row: Barbara Moore, Betty Narcisse, Diane Moore, Jeanette Moore, Harriet Moore, Jean Mount, lola Mount, and Joyce Moya. Second Row: Mr. Peralsky, Barbara Nelson, Charlene Nash, Karen Moore, Sharon Munger, Joanne Moore, Luvinia Moore, Pat Mulherin, Lindell Newman, Susan Morsony, Barb. Musson, and Cyndi Morgan. Third Row: Russell Mulliner, Billy Morse, Doug Morean, Judson Moore, Donald Morgan, Frank Munafo, Rodney Morris, Vance Mraz, Alvin Nelson, Gary Morrison, and Jess Newland. 13+ Mr. PERRY'S ADVISORY—First Row: Sharon Nordgren, Bonnie Oliver, Pat O'Mally, Zelma Nute, Melissa Olden, Sarah Orcherton, Bonnie Oar, Sandy Owens, and Geraldine Oxner. Second Row: Mr. Perry, Martha Otto, Morris Noble, Pete Norgaard, Frankie Nolan, Anita Nobrige, Loretta Outman, Yvonne Ohlsen, Irene Nimerfoh, Diane Nutt, Gloria Pradels, and Raphel Nyamu. Third Row: Larry Newton, Sam Ortiz, Charles Paquita, Bill Nunes, Donnie Norris, Henry Olden, Garry Osborne, Charles Onesti, Harold Orr, and Ron Omo MR. PEURIFOY'S ADVISORY—First Row: Mary Phelps, Betty Pedescleaux, Linda Penninton, Bonnie Piezzolo, Jean Parsley, and Carol Parker. Second Row: Marva Peopers, Sammy Parks, Billy Peet, Dawna Parks, Dorthy Payne, Sharon Pedersen, Linda Paulk, Sharen Perry, Judy Pendleton, Donna Phelps, Janet Peterson, Jim Percivae, and Harold Philips. Third Row: Frank Petro, Tommy Patrick, Pierson, Richard Pereira, Manuel Pena, Joe Peterson, Ronnie Pedersen, Pierce, and Clark Phillips. Peterson, Claudia Pegram, Loretta Pierce, Demetra Charles Ron Pietras, Craig Phelps, Jerry Payne, Jim MRS. PLACE’S ADVISORY—First Row: Mrs. Place, Jerry Powers, Kay Powell, Pennie Prentice, Diane Pylant, Chere Rankin, Sheila Powers, Lillian Ramey, Rebecca Ramirez, and Cheryl Prince. Second Row: Dennie Prentice, Tommy Price Bob Pirtle, Antoinette Popieski, Ruth Ann Pitts, Larry Ratcliff, Russell Planchon, Harold Reed, Lonnie Pitts, Ken Reed, John Potter, and Gary Polega. Third Row: David Pracht, Phillip Pro, Ed Radke, Roger Randall, Kenneth Porter, David Post, William Reading, Lloyd Rearden, Harold Pridgen, Robert Ramires, Eddy Potap, Joe Pimental, Don Pittam, and Jim Pruitt. MR. ROEDER'S ADVISORY—First Row: Susan Renfree, Janice Riemer, Pat Reynolds, Susan Rice, Janice Rhodes, Virginia Robertson, Estella Ricondo, Barbara Robertson, Lo and Linda Reed. Second Row: Mr. Roeder, Bob Reed, Gary Rider, Belva Roberson, Mary Reed, Kathy Resch, Ke ed, Lorna Rickel y Robinson, Louise Rew, Betty Richard, Sheliah vy Rhode, Diane Robinson, and Rita Reynelds. Third Row: Robert Rochelle, Jimmy Rodgers, sene Roberts, Carrol Reeves, Russel Ringler, Al Rios, Ray Richards, Walter Robinson, Fred Robertson, Lawrence Richard, and Elbert Robinson at Rallies MR. SCOLARI'S ADVISORY—First Row: Lois Sandoval, Donna Saint, Shirley Rollins, Pamela Rogers, Ernestine Rogers, Rosemary Romero, Diana Sanders, Yvonne Sanchez, and Judy Salte. Second Row: Mr. Scolari, Gracie Rubio, and Lucy Romero. Third Row: James Sanders, Tom St. John, Ronald Rolfson, Robert Sanders, Jerry Rodgers, Frank Rua Wayne Samples, Eddy Rosa, Ronald Rose, Tracy St. Onge, and Danny Rogers MRS. SIEGEL’S ADVISORY—First Row: Barbara Scott, Pat Shaw, Nikki Schumann, Helen Schultz, Billie Schroeder, Karen Schweitzer, Lorraine Sassone, and Rosemarie Saraiva. Second Row: Mrs Siegel, Richard Sewell, Chris Shatara, Georgeanne Schneider, Sharron Siebert, Mary Shanks, Cleona Seeley, Judy Schreckengost, Clara Sherman, Ellen Sheets, Bob Shadlay, Mike Schappell, and Johnny Shipley. Third Row: Jerry Silva, Larry Severson, Tom Shepard, Don Scott, Ron Scott, Jim Scott, David Saxon, Terry Satchwell, Victor Shelton, Don Scoby, and Jerry Sheppard. Have Many A sperants MRS. STUDARUS' ADVISORY—First Row: Linda Sparks, Kylee Smith, Mary Solorio, Juanita Sonsteng, Donna Spar- hawk, Stella Stanley, Sharon Snow, Betty Simoni, Gwen Smithey, Barbara Smithers, and Larry Stark. Second Row: Mrs. Studarus, Lona Snead, Diana Slate, Mary Ann Sindicich, Tessie Smith, Verna Spicer, Barbara Sims, Ruth Sloan, Marcia Stalker, Sharon Smith, Nancy Smith, and Jeannetta Smith. Third Row: Merle Snopel, Norbert Silveira, Bruce Slater, Carl Solmonson, Douglas Smith, Charles Smith, Lonnie Smith, and Charles Stanley. MR. VALLEJO'S ADVISORY—First Row: JoAnn Sylvester, Jeanette Stroup, Jan Tabler, Cyanette Switzer, Connie Sullins, Clarsia Talburt, Karla Steele, Carol Stracener, Owary Stevenson, and Sharon Suu. Second Row: Lee Ann Taylor, Judy Taron, Leigh Stokes, Sandy Stockton, Phil Sullivan, Larry Sullivan, Dwight Stevens, Roy Stone, Martin Stewart, Jack Taylor, Edith Talley, and Alice Swain. Third Row: Malcolm Satman, Vance Stinson, Dan Strobridge, Steven Stroddard, Lloyd Swartz, Bors Sverstedt, Bill Stimpson, Jimmy Stature, Dan Swanson, George Stewart, Mike Strzepek, Benny Strand, Tom Stassen, and Keenen Talley. 134 2 4 4% be ws a Seal MRS. WEHN'S ADVISORY—First Row: Nancy Tibbitts, Diane Torrez, Maria Thompson, Pricilla Toro, Johnselene Turn- bow, Anita Turner, Eddie Thomas, Jean Thomas, and Katt Thomas. Second Row: Mrs. Wehn, Janet Trout, Gayla Trost, Pat Trundle, Sally Tempe, Andrea Tompkins, Sharon Thompson, Lynda Turner, Carol Ulirach, Carolyn Thomas, Helen Todd, and Geraldine Torres. Third Row: Richard Terrell, LeRoy Trammell, Jerry Trammell, Richard Tyree, Larry Titus, Rich Thacker, Andy Tikner, Larry Tirton, Jack Lyrrell, Wesley Troth, Allen Thompson, and Gary Wihrach. 3«=6—8mh Cl a e MISS WILLIS’ ADVISORY—First Row: Minervia Washington, Verdie Waller, Shirley Warren, Sharron Warwick, Mary Vine, Jeanne Verlinde, Anita Wardell, Diane Watkins, and Marie Waaland. Second Row: Miss Willis, Tanya Walton, Charlene Walton, Peggy Voreis, Virginia Vigil, Sharon Wade, Linda Vines, Mayra Vreta, and Lauretha Wagner. Third Row: Raymond Waters, Ray Watley, Doug Waters, David Vaughn, Harry Walton, L. E. Wagner, Frank Vigil, Richard Vincent, Wendell Vaughn, and Jack Rossum. MRS. GARCIA'’S ADVISORY—First Row: Karen West, Sharon Williams, Beverly Wegner, Maxine Williams, Patricia Williams, Suzane Williams, Yvonne Williams, Patricia Williams, Betty Williams, and Wilma Wiedner. Second Row: Mrs. Garcia, Ellen Wheeler, Penny Whitling, Antoinette White, Pamela Whitecotton, Kay Williams, Judy Webb, Linda Watts, Pat Kilkins, Bob Whittenburg, Randy Wilkins, Larry Wilkins, Don Williams, Bob White, and Kirt Weeks. Third Row: Stan Wilburn, Charles West, Robert Webb, Melvin Williams, James White, Carl Williams, Fred Williams, Jack White, Stan Wilburn, Len Whittington, Raymond Whitehead; George Weisflog, and Mike White. MR. YOUNGQUIST’'S ADVISORY—First Row: Darlene Wright, Pat Woods, Charline Wilson, Maria Works, Shirley Williamson, Martha Young, Doris Willingham, and Billie Wilson. Second Row: Mr. Youngquist, Charlene Wilson, Janet Wishard, Levon Williamson, Phil Zimmerman, Ron Wilson, Mary Joyce Young, Sue Williams, Bonnie Zehl, Jeri Waritanen, Donna Zwick, and Bert Zimmerman. Third Row: Bob Williamson, Mark Wolfe, Jim Wyman, Jerry Wilson, Richard Wolf, Rudy Wilson, Frank Zaehringer, Bernice Wilson, Roosevelt Williamson, Leon Wilson, Leslie Wilson, Bennis Wilson, and Earl Woolley. Judy Wrench, Frank Yancey, Johnny Roper, Marry- in’ Sam for the Sadie al Hawkins Dance, has a busy job. These couples relax between dances at the Junior Prom. The Twist is really becoming popular. A few couples demonstrate at one of the basketball rallies. H n What a big crowd attended the Sadie Hawkins! Drama students set up an interesting scene. S V 136 rry- “Stairways to the Stars’’ was a night enjoyed by idie all present. has George Spears, McKinley Williams and their dates dance cheek to cheek. Laura tries to get the kids seated for a rally. Whoops! Cherie turns the whole rally upside down. Hurry and get seated, Sophomores... You'll never win a rally going that slow. ‘ing Surveying the scene are Steve =f Martin, John Kassel, and Dan Wilbur. Straw hats and sweat shirts are seen over the entire Sadie dance. 137 Nett 1 139 DIANE CHIOZZA Editor-in-Chief PAULINE CAOILE CLAUDIA RICKORDS Copy Editor Senior Editor JESSE RAMIREZ Boys’ Athletics s BOB HRBEK FAYE YANCEY Photographer Business Manager CAROLYN WILKES Class Editor 140 SUE MAYFIELD Organizations Government PAULINE STEADMAN Assistant Editor ) { { 4 q 4 MARION STEPHENS Photographer NIKKI RICHMOND Dark Room Technician ROGER FERGUSON Advertisements KITTY MacLEAN Art Editor JUDY McINTOSH Lay-Out Editor PATRICIA DUNN Activities Girls’ Athletics Hi-Nua; Si ALBERT HUERTA Editor-in-Chief, Fall and Spring JAN HATFIELD Feature Editor, Fall and Spring Re BETH FINN Assistant Editor, Fall Reporter, Spring MARGI TODD Reporter, Fall Managing Editor, Spring DONNA HAMPTON Reporter, Fall and Spring ALBERTO FISCHBEIN Reporter, Fall and Spring BOB HAGUE Boys’ Sports, Fall Reporter, Spring JACKIE CLAYBROOK Girls’ Sports, Fall Circulation, Spring SARAH NELSON Headline Editor, Fall and Spring Nus Staff VIVIAN MONOHAN Managing Editor, Fall Assistant Editor, Spring ) LINDA LEADSTROM id Spring Reporter, Fall and Spring RAY HILL Boys’ Sports, Spring JUDI HOYES Assistant Managing Editor, Spring KATHLEEN MIRICH Reporter, Fall and Spring IN NANCY BLANCO pring Circulation, Fall Girls’ Sports, Spring WAYNE NECKEL Reporter, Fall JIM BULLOCK Reporter, Fall and Spring CLIFF PATCHEN Reporter, Fall and Spring Print Shop Crew it eee +e |e Se ie ioe AE 3 FS ete teded GRADUATING SENIORS—Top: Carliss Stroup. Bottom: Gayle Streiff Phillip VandenBaard, and James Mitchell. ‘| Mh. lefty : Carliss Stroup, Dan Rudd, and Cliff Crawford operate the a a ae a Vertical. john Ashley, Bob Poor, and J. J. McMillan, Instructor, make up the Hi-Nus. ere _ Top: Tom Pimm, Bob Pimm, and Bob Poor. Bottom: John Ashley, Dan Rudd, Cliff Crawford and 144 Don Griffith. Voo-Doo Khapsody Girls’ League Dance November 13, 1961 Glen Parmley entertains by doing a modern jazz dance to ‘Times Square Mambo. ’ Streiff, The “Rhythm Rockers’ provide the swinging sounds for the couples’ enjoyment. jp the Cheryl Clemmons and her date seem pretty “wrapped up in this dance. This couple is really getting into the ‘‘spirit’’ of the dance. 145 Sophomore Party September 14, 1961 Girls’ League members, Doris McGriff, Pearl Robinson, and JoAnn Conwright, serve refreshments to hungry sophomores. N Kun vi wy” ssl These hopeful sophomore candidates for president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer line up during the Sophomore Party for an introduction Mr. Richard Christensen, Vice-Principal, 146 ie P per the students on require- Yell leaders, Judy Sheppard, Margaret Head, and Cherie Ellis, lead the Sophs in a yell. L rg ments for offices. Muszc Talent Show November 22, 1961 Russell Carson sings ‘The 12th of Never’ with Jim Robbins accompanying on the piano. Vocalist John Parache gives his rendition of Granada The Rosettes, Elaine Jackson, La Rue Osborne, Queen Ester The Panics, Ron Johanson, Bob Hrbek and Gary Kirshman, entertain with the Harris, Wille McGee and Diane Collins, sing ‘‘Look In My “Twilight Zone.” Eyes. Cherie Ellis, Jenny Jester, and Margaret Head dance to ‘'Black Magic. ' 147 Second Violin Section—First Row: Glenda Mitchell, Sandy Luttrell, Amajean Thomas, Annette Madden, Gale Copus, Pat O'Malley, Gairda Smith, Judy Salte, and Claire Curtis. Second Row: Lucretia Jackson, Arvilla Whitted, Donna Debose, Joanne Conwright, Mary Smith, Beverly Daniels, Nancy Miller, Susan Foo, and Loretta Del Bosque. Orchestra String Bass: Dianne Carrington and Lynett Wolverton. Orchestra Officers: Marian Willard, President; Phyllis Maynard, Secretary; Martha Bell, Pub- licity; and Beverly Daniels, Social Chairman. 148 gton and ear ere First Violin Section— First Row: Marian Willard, Sandi Young, Pat Bails, and Kay _ Richey. Second Row: Martha Bell, Faye Magee, Gloria Pradels, and Phyllis Maynard. Violin Quartet: Kay Richey, Sandi Young, Marian Willard, Martha Bell, and Mr. Oscar Franson, Orchestra Director. Cello Section: Joan Hurlbut, Glenda Wardell, Richard Lethridge and Jean Corrigan. 149 GIRLS’ CHOIR—First Row: Janis Nestroyl, Chere Rankin, Georgia Lamoureux, Brenda Allen, Darlene Thayer, Carol Henry, Gwen Kyle, Marilyn Crosby, Linda Hansbrough, and Pam Burns. Second Row: Janis Howard, Jean Ferris, Gerelene Williams, Rosetta Crummie, Karen Dushka, Vera Cox, Julie Holiday, Carole Taylor, Marsha Machen, Verla Williamson, and Chery] Parr. Third Row: Dorothy Blackburn, Phyllis Russell, Doris Price, Barbara Walsh, Maryann Sindicich, Charlene Wilson, Darlene Hand, Priscilla Cordova, Guyla Trost, Toni Coolish, Sharon Bettencourt, Andrea Rongey, and Betty Jones. Fourth Row: Diane Dutrow, Lynn Cravy, Sherry Dutton, Dolores Maxfield, Laura Atchison, Jerry Ann Scales, Sharon Edmondson, Sharon Wara, Wilma Polega, Pat Trundle and Linda Harris. Choral Ensembles BOYS’ CHOIR — First Row: Dave Saxon, Bob Cowger, Bob Hernandez, Don Williams, Charles Evermon, Richard Jessie, and Richard Koski. Second Row: Nestor Alexandre, Roger Howard, Dennis Grotlke, Doug Hensigner, Elmer Hankins, and Leonard Davis. Third Row: Henry Oden, Larry Stonebraker. and Benjamin Vine. 150 = — a . ee 4 s 2 f? 4 ; . eA : . = é E é 34 - pe ; i co -' : 4 4 t i zg ‘ , ‘ a: Ls they j : — 0 s : e = =e : é j - u , � of — : ih f Pp a 3! i y t Fa . q Z a . : ne ‘ ¢ : Ne .. y : ” 1 4 ‘7 R 2 a L : i . c z @ eS Pe A CAPPELLA CHOIR — First Row: Sue Wall, Sharon Dargan, Joan Huffman, Arlene Schnabel, Danny Hyland, Hugh Pontious, Del Wolverton, John Parache, Diane Rossi, Loretta Peres, Ingrid Routt, and Mary Corea. Second Row: Helen Schultz, Joyce Holiman, LaRue Osborne, Russell Carson, Bob Daly, Sonny Watson, Don Jackson, Leonard Hunting, Carlon Hughey, Sharon Warrick, Maureen Mercartea, Marianne Spencer, Gladys Maxwell, and Mr. Al Illick, Director. Third Row: Marilyn Wright, Kaye Sinclair, Georganne Schneider, Judy Taron, Bob Fayne, Milton Clark, Dennis Wagerman, Mike Meadows, Doug Hanson, Janet Deitrick, Mary McCracken, and Colleen Ward. Fourth Row: Mareatha Hamilton, Anita Clem, Sherry Blatnik, Jon Moon, Francis Clark, Jim Robbins, Mike Pederson, Charles Stanley, Ron Yates, Joan Grow, Charon Suy, Linda Coring, Cheri McCain and Martha Texeria. GRADUATING SENIORS — First Row: Joan Huffman, Sharon Dargan, Danny Hyland, Hugh Pontious, Del Wolverton, John Parache, Diane Rossi, and Mary Corea. Second Row: LaRue Os- borne, Russell Carson, Leonard Hunting, Colleen Ward, Mau- reen Mecartea, and _ Ingrid Routt. Third Row: Arlene Schna- bel, Mareatha Hamilton, Mil- ton Clark, Dennis Wagerman, Janet Deitrick, and Marianne Spencer. Fourth Row: Sherry Blatnik, Jim Robbins, Mike Meadows, Mike Pederson, Ron Yates and Gladys Maxwell. ae LEFT: MADRIGAL ENSEMBLE — John Dad Parache, Maureen Mercartea, Milton Clark, Martha Teixe- : ira, Mareatha Ham- | ilton, Sherry Blatnik, i Anita Clem, Arlene ' Schnabel, and Jon | Moon. ; A CAPPELLA OFFICERS—First Row: Joan Huffman, Social Chairman, and John Parache, President. Second Row: Sherry Blatnik, Secretary; Jim Rob- se bins, Vice-President, and Arlene Schnabel, Historian. — 151 CLARINET SECTION—First Row: Ken Cruce, Ted Pickett, Bonnie Wallace, Marilyn Laughlin, and Gary Green. Second Row: Bill Freisieben, Sharon Flynn, Lorraine Briand, Roger Randall, and Dennis Lods. Third Row: Rosemary Lundquist, Bonnie Zehl, Paulette Deckter, Elaine Brown, and Sonja Patterson. FRENCH HORN and TUBA SECTION First Row: John Bar- rows, Chris Streiff, Ray Dull, Pete Tully, and David Caygill. Second Row: Barry McCoy, Tony Vas- concellos, and Har- old Orr. iy PERCUSSION SECTION—First Row: Phyllis Volk, Thayne Rich, Gail Saunders, Tonya Walton, Al Bishop, Lawrence Moore, Vaness French, Jim Coustier, and Harold Reed. FLUTI First Prad Myrt ukemi Baik 154 hata ne UNA ng ARN i ay CHERIE ELLIS Head Yell Leader SANDY LUTTRELL Sophomore Assistant MARGARET. HEAD Senior Assistant VO als eaders eae a TIMMY FISHER Sophomore Assistant : ie ga 2 JUD! SHEPPARD Junior Assistant LAURA WASHINGTON Senior Assistant SANDI YOUNG Junior Assistant Margaret, Sandy, Judi, Cherie, Laura, Sandi, and Timmy are the girls responsible for the enthusiastic school spirit for which Richmond is so famous. 155 Majorettes Majorettes for 1961-1962—First Row: Sammie Ramey, Linda Rebischke, and Nelda Duc. Second Row: Toni Gomez, Pam Doyle, Norma Bishop, Penny Doyle, and Sis Ramey. SAMMIE RAMEY Senior and Assistant Head PENNY DOYLE Sophomore TON! GOMEZ Sophomore LINDA REBISCHKE Majorette Mascot NELDA DUC Head Majorette NORMA BISHOP Junior SIS Sophomore PAM DOYLE Sophomore CAROLYN WILKES MARY ANN WOMAC Assistant Head Pom-Pon Girl PENNY KAUFMANN 4 on Garls i CAROL BRISTOL ee | § Pee hee JONNIE ROBINSON Head Pom-Pon Girl JOYCE FORTSON Assistant Head Pom-Pon Girl JUDY MYERS SHARON McNALLY MADOLYN PARKINSON BR Back to School Night Girls’ Guides—First Row: Jerry Moore, Faye Yancey, Jack Sullivan, Bobbie Eller, and Roger Ferguson. Second Row: Mike Moss, Julie Menzhuber, Nancy Williams, and Mike Holstein. Third Row: Bonnie Frazier, Jean Banducci, Kathi Regello, Bev Mesker, and Jim Beavers. Fourth Row: Jim Stewart, Loretta Wilson, Manuel Torres, Merry Camp- bell, Steve Hudson, and Tony Yamzow. These bewildered parents look around for a guide to assist them in looking for The familiar halls of RUKH their room. are crowded with _ interested parents. Mrs. the | Parents are talking to Mr. Oscar Franson during his class. Girls’ League members serve stu dents’ parents s of RUHS interesteo Mrs. Ball shows visiting parents the language lab. Guides—First Row: Jane Banducci, Donna Hampton, and Marilyn Patterson. Second Row: Kendra Ford, Janice Hatfield, and Jesse Ramirez. Third Row: Linda Meissner, Sue Mayfield, Bonnie Pendleton, and Arvalea Nelson. Fourth Row: Alberto Fischbein, Rene Rivera, Charles Robertson, and Ralph Severson. Guides Rene Rivera and Susie Mayfield explain to a confused parent where the boys’ gym is located. Parents of Journalism students look through .copies of the Hi-Nus. 16] Junior Variety Show March 2, 1962 ong ah “Bottom's Up, Arvalea, ’ says John Parache as they sang ‘Baby, It's Cold Outside. ’ Swami Hasen-Ben-Soba, portrayed by Fred Wolkenhavuer, predicted the nineteen acts. Another talented Junior, Glynn Parmley, does a tap 4 dance to ‘All of You . “The Debonettes’’ dance to the instrumental version of ‘‘The Twist'’. First Row: Judi Sheppard, choreographer. Second Row: Cathy Morris, Gerri Lewis, Phyllis Maynard, and Virginia Cooper. Third Row: Deanna Souza, Sharron Madison, JoAnn Tonti, and Linda Wheatly. Maria Thompson does a jazz dance to ‘‘Sluefoot'’. 162 Elks Youth Day Glen Hosmer from De Anza High School tells the audience why he should be elected councilman. iia tc a a Mike Mclean from DeAnza stand as opponents both seeking the office of mayor. Gomez, representing R.U.H.S., and George rayed dicted Running for councilman is Kirk Weaver from El Cerrito High School. Running for councilwoman for Youth Day is Mary Ninomiya, representing R.U.H.S. The following senior students from the five high schools in the Rich- mond Unified District spoke on what they felt they could do if they were elected to office for one day. This activity, sponsored by the Elks Club of Richmond, was aimed at giving a ‘Lesson In Democracy’ to not only participating students, but the entire Student Body of each school. Alan Taylor, representing El Cerrito High, is also in the running for councilman. II | 4 | oN Committee Heads: Alberto Fischbein, Al Huerta, Bonnie Pendleton, Ray Pat Dunn and Linda Meissner pose in their costumes for the Huerta, Shield Lilli Faye Kidd and date seem to be enjoying themselves. First prize winners, Danny Bell and Sue Diller, come as 2 = � an old man and woman Sharon Bettencourt, Pat O'Mally and Cynthia Brewster display their costumes. 164 S, A. Dance October 27, 1961 Zana McCarty eats grapes being given her by Gary (Caesar) Bookout Raggedy Ann and Andy are caught in front of the grave- stone of ‘‘poor nickel who died in a pickle Jaren Dahlstrom and Kend: for the photographer: This poor little rabbit (Hedy Bleicher) monsters (Carole Jurner and date). seems Ford (and friend} pose happily trapped between two. furry 165 “Why the Chimes Kang” Drama TI and Il Xmas Play aaa December 8, 1961 | Production Staff: Linda Meisnner, Stage Manager; Arvalea Nelson, Barbara Lewis, Alternates; Karyn Stimpson, Prompter; Nancye Marcus, Sound Effects and M.C.; Hedy Bleicher, Alternate; and Arlene Schnabel, M.C. The Angel, Janet Maxwell, explains why the Chimes ring to Johnny Roper, ‘Have faith, young man, and the Chimes Darlene Hand, Charles Manchester, Carmen Suda, Arthur Ford, Gerald Moore, and will ring,'’ states the Nun, Faye Yancey, the Priest, Herb Dean. to Jerry ‘Gane. 166 16 and Gerald and Jaren ’ Kendra Ford, Jim Stewart ’ Martin, Bill Kathy McComish asks Jerry Lance, and Arvilla Whitted to Mike Standing: Dahlstrom. Stage Crew—kKneeling: Moore. the a. n” o E = UO o + ie 0) o ats o 5s 3 = o 3 But Pederson, seated. arranges , ena a: eee Bees assisted by Gerald Moore Alberta Best, altar for ‘Why The Chimes Rang. E- Miss Election anuary 18, 1962 anuary 23, 1962 Karen Peterson and Mike Montbriand help campaign for their favorite candidate. SA President, Wayne the assembly. Neckel, introduces candidates at Candidates for SA offices listen as Johnny Roper give 168 paign speech for SA President. s his cam S foro 085 ie Se ie Sandra Solmonson makes her campaign speech for the office of Prosecuting Attorney. the run-off elec- Seniors cast their ballots first period in tion eee for the her qualifications Students arrive early to campaign be- Margaret Head gives otfice of Head Yell Leader. fore school. 169 Vigorous campaigning is practiced by all hopeful candidates and their supporters. Installation of Officers February 6, 1962 ee Handling boys’ sports this semester is Walter Richardson, who is being briefed by Bob Emerson. — tet ttetag Dale Power officially turns his office over to Fred Wolkenhauver, new Junior President. nn one Left: Al Huerta, the For new SA President, is Stu given the duties of Fisch his office. SPE catio the genti Outgoing officers look on as the new President assumes his office. EQOA RE Beverly Daniels, new Girls’ League president, listens as Pearl Robinson enumerates duties. Bob Ellis, Vice-President and installing officer, swears in new class officers. , the Foreign Exchange nt, is student, Alberto a) Gi; Fischbein, gives a speech on the edu- cational system and the customs of Ar- gentina. New SA President, Al Huerta, takes oath of office as other new ot- ficers look on. SA Treasurer, Dolores Barocca, tells Mary Yost her duties. oo ee Left: Outgoing Soph- omore __ president, Frank Hernandez, wishes his successor, Dale lLelli, good luck. Left: A new candle lighted from the old symbolizes the light- ing of a new term. Dick Stewart and Marion cameraman photographs wt os NARRATORS FOR THE KPIX SHOW: Eb Hunter, Athletics; Faye Yancy, Extra-Curricular Activities; Diane Chiozza, Introduction; and Albert Huerta, Academics. KPLIX Dance Partyq@ i; High School Salute A December 16, 1961 ; Ree Talking instrumental wise are Jack Schlegel and Jim Robbins as Dick Stewart, Dick-Stewart qesiste: Nana McM KPIX MC, records the musical sounds. — ae | Marion Willard discuss music while the KPIX tographs. Richmond Union High School had the honor of being selected as the first Bay Area High School to be rt featured on the KPIX Dance Party Vy High School Salute. Movies were taken of Richmond Union High School students at work in the classrooms. Le A panel from RUHS was featured on the High School salute to talk about the traditions, classes, and activities | of Richmond Union High School. Ted Pickett, co-captain of the Varsity Basketball team, and Dick Stewart, MC, discuss athletics. Faye Yancey, Glenda Mitchell, Bob Ashley, Bob Emerson, Ted Pickett, Bob Ellis, Al Huerta and Ron Huth participated in the KPIX program. 173 Sadte Hawkins Dance March 16, 1962 The Pom-Pon girls provided entertainment by dancing to Seventeen.’ Front Row: Madolyn Parkinson, Pat Parkins, and Mary Ann Womack. Back Row: Penny Kaufmann and Carolyn Wilkes. Committee Chairmen—First Row: Jean Banducci, Bids; Sue Mayfield, Show- case; Jane Banducci, Publicity; Bonnie Pendleton, Pictures. Second Row: Sammie Ramey, Refreshments; Mary Ann Womack, General Chairman; Penny Kaufmann, Entertainment; and Amy Jo Wilde, Decorations. ‘api seoasanaenessomenoenc The Marryin’ Sams perform many marriage ceremonies. Front Row: Milton Carter, Dwight Salle, and William Gardner. Back Row: Walt Richardson, Ronnie Nunn, Johnny Roper, John Blankenship, and Jim Gibson. This couple and witness seem more interested in getting their picture taken than getting married. 174 Something more interesting is evidently going on than dancing. _ Jim Ratcliff seems to be on Cloud 9 dancing with his date Marcia Gloff. These couples seem to be enjoying themselves while dancing to the music of the Bob Payne Quintet. Maybe this is a line forming the stairway to heaven. 176 “Stairway to the Stars” Junwr Prom April 7, 1962 Tired already? Well, as long as the tables and chairs are provided, might as well make use of them. Sharing honors with Cathy Morris, queen of the night, were her attendants, Billie Garrison and Sandy Solmonson. All were elected by a popularity vote at the prom. The music and the refreshments are enjoyed by all at The mood of the dance is set by the lovely decorations and entrancing the Junior Prom music. 177 Faye Yancey and Jerry Lance, Jerry Moore restrains Kathie es rors : Nel- . Rey, Arvalea Nelson tells John don't believe you.” McComish as Arvalea son and Faye Yancey look on in amazement. Jerry Lance confers and Herb Dean ee Arthur Fore Faye Yancey cross examines Carman Suda, witness for the prosecution. M rd, judge, Arcus, Drama 2 Play ” May 4, 1962 ae caer eer ee Faye Yancey, defense counsel, calms accused Arvalea Nelson, as Janet Maxwell, secretary, takes notes. 1 Jerry Lance, attorneys, look on as yn tells John Roper, ‘You're lying! | Among the witnesses in the murder trial are (sitting) Shirley Cruse and Barbara Lewis. Standing: Mike Peterson and Charles Manchester. Jerry Lance, prosecuting attorney, examine Nancye watches American Field Service Student Exchange Project The exchange student to Richmond Union High School this year is Alberto Fischbein from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Alberto ar- rived at his home in Richmond, September 1, 1961, and he expects to depart June 14, 1962. Mrs. Margaret Eldredge welcomes the presence of enthusiastic Alberto in her U.S. History Class. Mrs. Ruth Meissner, Alberto's foster at school. Alberto proudly | seats himself at the head of the ¥ traditional lunch tables of the Seniors. FIRE DRILL Gur Horry Beem TS Contre AmRe, Mr. Richard Gaskins points out to Alberto some common erors made in his English Class. conscientious student, never forgets to take time for his Alberto, being c homework. James Meissner, Alberto's American brother, displays his muscular ability to his attentive audience, Alberto. Linda poses gracefully for Alberto to get a picture of his American sister. proudly nself at 1 of the al lunch f the Who says men can't shop alone? Alberto and his foster father, Mr. James Meissner, seem to be doing a pretty good job at the super market. Kenya Students Julius Muringi smiles as he enters his first period class. Raphael Nyamu demonstrates nis skill at basketball. Evans Kibathi Mugane enjoys reading books from the RUHS library. Julius, Raphael and Evans gather around Miss Tremaine for some help with a difficult algebra problem. 182 Mr. Geoffrey Yates, Administrative Vice-Principal, welcomes Raphael Nyamu and Evans Kibathi Mugane, students from Kenya, Africa, to RUHS. Evans Kibathi Mugane, Julius Muringi and Raphael Nyami from Kenya, East Africa, arrived in Rich- mond on September 2, 1961. These boys were among approximately four hundred students from Kenya who were sent to the United States and Canada to continue their education. They were sponsored by the Kenya Education Fund and other local organizations such as the Kabare Coffee Growers Society. They were very surprised when they were accepted to go to America. They plan to return, after they finish their education, to teach in Kenya. Evans and Julius attended RUHS during the Fall semester and then transferred to Contra Costa College for the Spring semester. Raphael is a Sophomore at RUHS and will finish his high school education here. 1g books and und for h a -bra Demonstrating their ability in algebra are Rafael, Evans, and Julius. Their knowledge of this subject, as well as their outstanding work in other subjects, enabled them to come to Richmond to study. 183 American Field Service Club wey First Row: Mrs. Hazel Bird, Sponsor; Connie Draper, Vice-President, Al Huerta, President; Diane Chiozza, Secretary; and Miss Vera Crosby, Sponsor. Second Row: Pat Bettencourt, Mary Ninomiya, Carolyn Wilkes, Lucky Bentz, and Linda Leadstrom. Third Row: Pat Dunn, Pam Doyle, Linda Harris, Sandy Luttrell, Kathy Mirich, and Mary Yost. Fourth Row: Ray Huerta, Dale Lelli, Harry Greenberg, and John Jagard. Fred Wolkenhaver welcomes Jean Claude Lohegft, Exchange Student from France to St. a week's visit at R.U.H.S. Helena, for The purposes of the Amer- ican Field Service Club are to aid the Richmond local chapter to raise the neces- sary funds to bring a foreign student to R.U.H.S. and to help in foster- ing better understanding among the people of the world. Albert Huerta, 1961 R.U.H.S. Exchange Student to Austria, smiles with memories of his trip abroad, while Mary Yost looks with happy anticipation as fo what awaits her in her coming year abroad in Denmark. Student Teachers SALVATORE COMPAGNO U.S. History ELAINE BRUBAKER Business Math, Commercial Art TERI HUNT English, U.S. History —— ™ Lshigom dr On behalf of the students and faculty ees ae of RUHS, the SHIELD Staff would like to are express appreciation and thanks to the ae 172: pe student teachers for securing tickets to e the President John F. Kennedy's speech sais =, at the University of California's Charter Day, March 23, 1962. PAT PLAYER Civics and English RICHARD MORI Metal and Wood Shop 3 ories � what =e se e ANN BAKER MARILYNNE ROBEL English World History 185 ootball Rallzes Assistant head rally chairman, John Kassel, and rally committee sponsor, Mr. Fred Bennett, are pleased with . the results of the first rally. oe 3 we Nelda Duc, head majore tte and the mascot, Linda Rebischke, pose here after a rally. Rally committee chairman, Don Lee, steps before the school to make important announcements. These are the five Mie girls who bring hope [ium and spirit to the™ game. They are the Ff R.U.H.S. yell leaders. 186 i Surrounded by ten peppy Pom-Pon girls Alberto Fischbein, exchange student from Argentina, seems quite at home. it Mike Gomez, Fall Senior class prexy, proudly displays the gold cup won by the Seniors at the rally. ate aie “Squash'’ is the word for any team other than the Oilers! ‘gr he oma Dennis Woodmansee stands with pride by the R.U.H.S. flag placed in front of the winning Senior class. This culprit didn't have a chance to escape with Rally Boys Richard Lethridge and Larry Hagen on the beat. The Landmark, RUHS maga- zine, was published this year for the second time under the direc- tion of Mr. Larry Lawson. JUDITH HAWK Editor-in-Chief JIM ROBBINS LINDA THORNTON Music Editor Department Editor ee CONTRIBUTORS (Artwork, Articles, Photography)—First Row: Bob Hrbek, Darlene Bridges, Sarah Orcherton, and John Parache. Second Row: Robert Cox, Fred Wolkenhauer, Pat O'Boyle, Don Lee, Gary Bookout and Bill Freisleben. 188 DIANE VABRI Business Manager JOAN GROW Poetry Editor JACK SIMMONS Assistant Editor WS tt i te Afy GILLES 4 Cth tS df VAASLLS, 44 TILL, Ye te VILA EEF) 4 Is, VILLI SSIS SSS Vt thio Oe, SLES fe AEPILDS SS Sih pth fig Jog IL, SS fl dn Wiis, MY YY SULA APIS 4 CILIA LS . , AAA AA SS IIIS SS , EYE, LAELIA SSS, tf fd, WAM MS, VEMLILLL I IIILLLLSSLS AS A ed GLAS IISSIILLISILL SSS EFEFEPDELE MAILE AILSA SS of) LSIPAI MIMS LIN LSM LAS WILY AUS SY USA AAMAS AY LENG MULE “iiss tg CLA FAAIIIIIL EI SMIIILIPS IAS ALESIS AISI I I St a V2 Std, UY YO {3 7 eéshbitss 7 e P. sgree pel PPIL) a a ee ge CIFELES SAFES S PIPIF ERD IP GA EG CLIILEA ES LIL SS MY ff, 4 of CAZILELLALILE LAL LIDS iB i SHEILA TAYLOR Department Editor MELEE Philosophy Editor DIANE TANDBERG Publicity and Cover Editor 189 Speech Wenners Second place winner of the NSGW speech contest is Ron Balas, and second place winner of the Lion's Club speech tournament is Gary Bookout. DEAN WAGERMAN First place winner of the Lion's Club speech contest. | P.E. Televizston Girls Mary Vine, Sandy Pike, Bonnie Wallace, Barbara Gary, and Lorraine Sassone represented R.U.H.S. on the TV program ‘Formula Fitness.” 190 A Tribute to Rechard Christensen and ary It was less than a year ago that Mr. Christensen was among us, carrying out his many duties as Vice- Principal, guiding us in our student affairs, and cheering us on to do our best. We admired him, imitated him, and took his sound advice. Not once did he make us feel small or undignified. He made it a joy to work with him and with each other. Never have we had a more likeable, accessible or patient mentor than he. We did not realize then what a magnanimous man he was, what a true gentleman and faithful friend. Although he was still a young man, Mr. Christensen was unusually wise in the ways of humanity, and bore on his sleeve many service stripes in the education of youth. From the time of his high school days in Oakland and his college days in Berkeley, he was bound up with the vital and stimulating activities of young people. For most of his adult life he devoted his summers to directing the Y.M.C.A.’s Camp Raven- cliff. During World War II he served in the Navy as Petty Officer in Physical Training. His formal career be- gan in 1945 when he came to R.U.H.S. to teach Physical Education. He was also basketball coach and eventually became chairman of the Boys’ P.E. Department. After some time in this position, he went to Downer Junior High to become Dean of Boys, and from Downer he returned once more to R.U.H.S. as ad- ministrative Vice-Principal. Then Mr. Christensen suddenly, in mid-semester, left our school to go to Sacramento, where he be- came Superintendent of Physical Education for the Sacramento City Schools. Naturally we were sad that he had gone away; no one likes to lose such a friend. But we were also glad for him. His new position was a step up, and one of absorbing interest. So all of us reconciled ourselves to the loss of his company, wished him well, and often wished him back. And now we have learned that Mr. Christensen has come back to Richmond, but this knowledge does not cheer us at all, for he is waging a grim battle with a dread disease. This has shocked us inexpressibly, and we have no words to convey our dismay or our rebellion against the strange workings of human fate. We grieve with his lovely wife, Vi, and his children, Donny and Karen. We can find comfort only in the cer- tainty that Dick Christensen, being the man he is, is meeting this most fearful crisis of his life with all the courage and wisdom that are given a man to possess. We want him to know that we are with him, every last one of us, and that our thoughts and prayers for his well-being are the very best that lie within us to give. 191 — he Fy ad © SS - —_} Fi x a a « OMOIZ—N ik---O2Y patie ee = . £ i a —r——4 , SS An “A” in French and at least a ‘'B ’ average in all other subjects are some of the requirements for mem- bership in the National French Honor Society. Other requirements include no lower than a ‘'C in any other subject and at least one full year of high school French. French Honor Soczety FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY—First Row: Wendy Sakano, Joellen Davis, John DeCaccia, Zana McCarty, and Amy Jo Wilde. Second Row: Pearl Robinson, Mike Gallagher, Bob Ashley, Jim Van Meter, and Vicki Ellington. Safety Committee SAFETY COMMITTEE—AI Huerta, Maggie Checketts, Linda Harris and Gayle Barnett. 194 The purpose of the Safety Committee is to improve the school’s safety. Spanish Honor Soceety ty, First Row: Fred Wolkenhauer, Edward Dahl, Ron Hunter, and Hugh Pontious. Second Row: Mrs. Delphine ind Roberts, Sponsor; Pauline Steadman, Maria Salcido, Mary Yost, Diane Vabri, and Cindy Brewster. Not Pictured: Linda Thorton, Martha Bell, Cyndi Morgan, Carol Henry, Carolyn Wilson, Gary Bookout and Jesse Ramirez. he is he Mike Peterson, Faye Yancey, Kathi McComish, Johnny Roper, Barbara Lewis, Carol Llewellyn, and Jerry Moore. To be a member of the Spanish Honor Society it is necessary to maintain an honor average in Spanish for at least two semesters. Members must maintain this aver- age while in the society. This organization is headed by Mrs. Del- phine Roberts. The requirements to be a-member of the Dramatic Honor Soci- ety are to have at least 100 hours of outside work in the field of dramatic arts. This society is headed by Miss E. Alberta Best, Drama Coach. Quill and Scroll To become a member of Quill and Scroll at R.U.H.S., it is necessary to have at least 160 inches of work in print or to have done super- ior work in Journal- ism. A ‘'B average in all subjects is also required. This is an international society for high school students of Journalism. First Row: Sue Mayfield, Linda Leadstrom, Albert Huerta, Nancy Blanco, and Margi Todd. Second Row: Jackie Clay- brook, Jan Hatfield, Vivian Monohan, Bob Hague, Kathy Mirich, and Sara Nelson. Tomorrow's Teachers’ Training Today The purpose of the 4 T's is to give students, who have an interest in the teaching profession, an idea of what the profession is like. Anyone interested in joining may contact Mrs. Ruth Studarus, sponsor of the organization. First Row: Mary Smith, Doris McFadden, and Mary Ninomiya. Second Row: Mrs. Ruth Studarus, Pat Gerke, Marilyn Echavia, and Cheryl Collins. Third Row: Leona Lewis, Hattie Heathman, Wendy Sakano, and Carol Maynard. 196 Pep Club The Pep Club was established in Septem- ber of 1961 to help promote school spirit and enthusiasm. It was a testing ground for all new yells and rou- tines. The Pep Club members also decora- ted the football field for rallies and games. The Head Yell Leader is in charge of this organization. First Row: Cindy Brewster, Janice Nystrol, Judy Sheppard, Bobbie Logan, Toni Dare, and Cherie Ellis. Second Row: Bi Elaine Gloelner, lola Mount, Jackie Claybrook, Sandy Johnson, Linda Harris, Marilyn Echavia, and Linda Coombs. Third Row: Dori Mapelli, Joan Grow, Mike Peterson, Joe Kahman, and Dennis Godden. Wreters Club Publishing the annual Landmark Magazine is the main duty of this give ; es oan organization. Anyone who is _ inter- aot ested in writing may join this club, yone which is sponsored by Mr. Larry stact Lawson. the First Row: Ray Huerta, Judith Hawk, Joan Grow, Diane Vabri, Carol Henry, and Al Huerta. Second Row: Jack Simmons, Shiela Taylor, Deryl Radder, Van Walters, Bill Friesleber, and Mr. Larry Lawson, Sponsor. 197 First Row: Virginia Briseno, Joy Watts, Carylon Wilson, Ann Coats, Barbara Ketchum, Jackie Perkins and Joan Grow, Second Row: Lenora Wilson, Toni Martinez, Rebecca Cisneros, Pamela Burns, Beverly Daniels, Cindy Brewster, Pat O'Malley, and Judy Pendleton. Third Row: Mrs. Bernice Ball, Sponsor; Mike Montbriand, Maria Salcido, Maureen Thomson, Harry Greenberg, Robert Young, Rodger Bigenho, and Joe Kahmann. To learn more about Spanish and Latin American relations and interests are the purposes of the Spanish Club. At least one semester of Spanish is necessary to become a member Anyone having this requirement and interest in the language may join this business and organization sponsored by Mrs. Bernice Ball. Future Nurses Club First Row: Sandy Huddleston, Judy Hammett, Virginia Briseno, and Linda Bunyard. Second Row: Harriet Stutte, Donna Stoddard, Gairda Smith, Pat Horn, Laura Washington, Mrs. Margot Halvorsen Sponsor and Jackie Orr. 198 club. social Weekly meetings, speakers reports, discussions, as well as field trips, are part of the activities sponsored by the Future Nurses. The club also participates in volun- teer work at hospitals. Any girl interested in the nurs- ing profession is eligible to join this club sponsored by Mrs. Margot Halvorsen. Radzo Club Mr. Wayne Perry, Sponsor; Terry Martin, Ken Adkins, Bob Suerstedt, Sid Champion, and To improve Chess games and play different schools are just two of the things that are done at the weekly Chess Club meet- ing. Anyone interested in play- ing chess or learning how to play chess may join this club. Mr. Fred Oberg is the sponsor of the organization. Mr. Leo Baker, Sponsor. Chess Club Engaged in a game of chess are James Sanders, Lang, Joe Kahmann, and Tom Ripsom. and Richmond Union High School has its own Amateur Radio Club. An interest in ama- teur radio is necessary to be a member of this club. Each member has his own call num- ber. Mr. Wayne Perry and Mr. Leo Baker are the sponsors. Mr. Fred Oberg, sponsor. Onlookers are Todd 199 7 $ . 3 : a PERIOD 5 COMMISSIONERS—First Row: Dorothy Robinson, Judy Ford, Queen Ester Harris, Rochell Willis, Linda Bunyard, Diane Barton, Roberta Geyor, and Jill Robinson. Second Row: Carol Breaux, Gloria Burns, Charles Jones, Bill Robert Newsom, Ken Porter, Martha Cooks, and Geraldine Williams. Third Row: William Harris, Richard King, Mike Zanzi, Werner Janoe, George Francisco, Carl Heller, Danny Bell, and Arthur McCoy Traffic Commasstoners Howard Lindsey, Dickson, Head Commissioner, and his assistants help Danny Bell, Assistant Head Commissioner, take roll. PERIOD 4 COMMISSIONERS—First Row: Freeman McFadden, Don Strobbriye, Esther Norton, Brenda Allen, LaRue Osborn, Robert Newsom, Cathryn Lee, Marilyn Cosby, Minnie Green, Loretta Ellis, Mandy Smith, Andrea Tompkins, Cindy Brewster, and Zelma Nute. Second Row: Robert Percival, Linda Collins, Gloria Buggs, JoAnn Ford, Sheila Reed, Irma Perkins, Eva Jean Rew, Gloria Head, Barbara Gary, Mary Hill, Sharon Bettencourt, and Pat O'Malley. Third Row: Commissioner; Martin Stewart, Tim Boone, Charles Stevenson, Art McCoy, Leonard McNeil, Walter Vledie, and Danny Bell. 200 Howard Lindsey, Head Oliver Jackson, Ray Walty, AE AN A ETE ES: € L. Hee ee Doris McGriff and Irma Perkins hand Kenneth Wheat a Traffic Commissioners Arthur McCoy and Queen Dixon hold back sixth period citation. students until the bell rings. First Row: Lillian Blackmon, Doris McFadden, Amajean Thomas, Queen Dixon, Mary Amos and Betty Vaughn. Second Row: Howard Lindsey, Bueiah Mosby, Geraldine Brewer, Gilda Kiny, Robert Ellison, Richard Koski, and Richard Harris. Third Row: Arthur McCoy, Tom Frances, Charles Collins, Danny Bell, and Carl Heller. ASSISTANTS—First Row: Carole Taylor, Stella Callahan, Susan Olheiser, Ann Johnson, Linda Watts, Marsha Crabb, and Virginia Willis. Second Row: Janet Wishard, Sharon Snow, Ann Delain, Joanne Strzepek, Diane Begley, Evelyn Barnett, Carole Lewis, Terrie Camacho, and Jerry Powers. , Py i I i, S if | . Amer! Library Asststants Mrs. Beatrice Kertis, Librarian, examines the maga- zine rack. ¢ 4 4 ; { A § Timmy Fisher searches through the shelves for ‘ Maat a book. Jerri Bell pulls out a past copy of Newsweek Magazine. � , Pa! See, | wae eee 202 Carole Taylor, an alert assistant, is in charge of Doris Willingham and Jerri Bell check th the attendance hrough the encyclopedias. hare ade sh a student how to find a book. Janet Wishard is taking care of the check out desk. Sharon Wade shows a student how eT ei HO 220A | ¥ 1 ‘ . Second ASSISTANTS—First Row: Frankie Nolan, Sheila Crocker, Virginia Briseno, Sandy Skelly, Judi di Sue ee and Judy Mason. Seco Row: Don Pittman, Gairda Smith, Joyce Walker, Sue Diller, Timmy Fisher, Sharon Holderby, and Sue Compton. 203 Publicaty Committee a Cy , a tee o, omg wy Bd 3 os tom S sd oe be Oe hee ea ee OS Pee 4 8688 Ba bee ee Be ed tet | we Oe OSG Ko She eee Qt ite | FALL COMMITTEE—Seated: Jean Corrigan, Commissioner of Publicity, and Mrs. Roberta Smith, Sponsor. Second Row: Pauline Steadman, Rebecca Cisneros, Nancy Williams, Diane Chiozza, and Carol Maynard. Third Row: Mike Allen, | Nikki Richmond, Claudia Rickords, Martha Teixeira, Pauline Caoile, and Joyce Holliman. SPRING COMMITTEE—First Row: Ronnie Nunn, Jane Banducci, Commissioner of Publicity; Kathy Regello, and Carole Allyn. Second Row: Jean Banducci, Sue Mayfield, Lynne Horbin, Claudia Bowman, and Dennis Godden. 204 Speech Tournament Partictpants DEBATORS—First Row: Jerri Bell, Lillie Faye Kidd, Marian Willard, Jean Corri- gan, and Zana McCarty. Second Row: Ray Huerta, Steve Richey, Hugh Pontious, James Moore and Mike Meadows. Third Row: Ron Brasier, Jerry Miller, Gary Book- out, and Dewey Mayer. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS—First Row: Merry Campbell, Doris McGriff, Monica Free- man, Cherie Ellis, and Kitty MacLean. Second Row: Jim Davis, Ron Balas, Dennis McCracken, Steve Hudson, and Alberto Fischbein. Third Row: Richard Fox, Glen Himberg, Bob Rexford, Norman Hattich, Jack Schlegel, and Jim Robbins. FORENSICS CLUB—First Row: Jean Corrigan, Merry Campbell, Cherie Ellis, Marian Willard, Monica Freeman, Zana McCarty, Lillie Faye Kidd, Doris McGriff, and Kitty MacLean. Second Row: Ray Huerta, Dewey Mayer, Bob Rexford, Norman Hattich, Steve ‘Hudson, Dennis Woodmansee, Jim Davis, Alberto Fischbein, and Mike Meadows. Third Row: James Moore, Hugh Pontious, Ron Brasier, Jack Schlegel, Jerry Miller, Ron Balas, Glen Himberg, Jim Robbins, Dennis McCracken, Mr. Richard Gaskins, Instructor, and Steve Richey. 205 Calzfornia Scholarshep Federation Chapter 341 - C SPRING OFFICERS—Lorraine Sassone, Social Chairman; Bonnie Wallace, Secretary; Miss Elaine Dale, Sponsor; Jack Simmonds, Presi- dent; and Jerry Miller, Vice-President. LIFE MEMBERS - First Row: Hugh Pontious, Susan Ohlheiser, Sherry Blatnik, Julia Crossley, and Zana McCarty. Second Row: Dennis Mc- Cracken, Bob Ashley, Harold Thompson, Jerry Miller and John DeCaccia. Not Pictured: Marian Willard. SOPHOMORES—First Row: Gwendolyn Kyle, Lorraine Sassone, Cynthia James, Carol Frisk, Rosemarie Saraiva, Gale Copus, Cynthia Brewster, Cyndi Morgan, and Sharon Pederson. Second Row: Carol Henry, Gloria Paradela, Janice Rhodes, Sharon Smith, Dannette Bentz, Kay Douglas, Pamela Bos, Sharon Siebert, and Gerald Jacquemin. Third Row: Robert Martin, Steve 206 Bergdall, Garry Osborne, Mike Hall, Steve Varnum, Leonard Forfang, and Sandra Luttrell. SENIORS—First Row: Susan Ohlheiser, Judy McIntosh, Sara Nelson, Connie Woolslayer, Jean Corrigan, Cherie Ellis, Pat Parkins, Arvalea Nelson, Sue Mayfield, Zana McCarty and Albert Huerta. Second Row: Ray Huerta, Joanne Sidwell, Julia Crossley, Pauline Steadman, Betty Katawice, Sherry Blatnik, Claudia Rickords, and John deCaccia. Third Row: Faye Yancey, Dennis McCracken, Bob Ashley, Gary Bookout, Carl Heller, Harold Thompson, Jerry Miller, Frank Ricker, Steve Myers, and Hugh Pontious. FALL OFFICERS—Glenda Mitchell, Vice-President; Fred Wolkenhauer, President; Miss Elaine Dale, Sponsor; Phyllis Volk, Social Chairman, and Mary Yost. rs 3¢ ate secretary eS $ JUNIORS—First Row: Elaine Trinney, Bonnie Wallace, Sandra Solmonson, Leura Chatlain, Phyllis Volk, Martha Bell, Mary Ellen Vizcarra, Twillah Jarvis, and Joellen Davis. Second Row: Vicki Ellington, Diane Vabri, Maureen Thomson, Mary Yost, Glenda Mitchell, Dolores Cole, Carol Waranietz, and Judith Hawk. Third Row: LeRoy Hennes, Mike Gallagher, Jack Sim- monds, Fred Wolkenhauver, Dale Power, Jim Van Meter, Chris Streiff, and Dorothy Hoffmann. 207 | Th im . ad V4 WP cm 1 Pi e fee © = 3 3 my i ZR « - BS 2� ‘ : Qa gt em i . aa oe : 3 % « q 4 Pe { } 3 = + . 2 4 i + | ¢ 2 = : ' r ‘ ; 4 ‘ . Ph r 3 ih % f | : ; 4 ae Ye be % P 2 S 2 Lie - Sgt s — ie s “ 3 f o.% : % 2. ; See rs ; ‘s ‘ hae ah Calin EBs, Be ae Ft x : aa . . . 2 2% x es : ‘oa esti CO, Bas? ’ Pa, : ae Pe ae a j a wy nie ie ae ; im ‘ . ‘ : ae ; : rey ” ” ke 8 KS . BUPPORE OD. sy 4 x dee ; FF ae ¢ $ 4 i Bie ei : | , on x ae . d f. 1 ; e.. | = Vai © raw 1 ee . ' . Sak Sa Oe r . s. BY Fie Bo 1G . . . . es FD 5 : ne ae 7 4 ; } ats 4 ee eae Sot ni Os Pag be oe x: es S 2 c € ® ‘ ' 4 2 ¥ as pha vin 5 makin “ss Na eer R i “ ce ORs er z ee Se ee see . + etd cig ot si hig ah i ae a Hite ie i it age ae REE Rca ee ee Se ag ord ‘eee sae Pern cil Mra Oa ee spe iesttaee ahh ‘ men 3 lie ee ohes Bini yng « 209 Xe ; é o . i i =e . E ie. RS ie ® 5 “se . : ee a eee -_— ms j « ai WA AD : RUHS students rush madly to board one of twenty-nine buses headed for Sequoia. Televised Game KGO-TV - Channel 7 November 10, 1961 enthusiastic rooting section. Jim Bullock (68) jumps over a group of Cherokees in a successful touchdown attempt. Left half Penile i eB 45 ay Vier Richmond is very well represented by its large and — During the time activities Sequoia displays its band ettes. and major- Right and the c trium Cheer leaders wait for the students to be seated Se U024 mas yp) before they begin leading yells. and g the Right —- RUHS Band ‘ivities and Majorettes awe ys_ its the crowd with their najor- triumphant Exo- dus. ’ Mighty Oiler team members, John Blankenship (87), Jim Bullock (68), Bill Aston, (69), Eb Hunter (45), and Walt Richardson (78), run after a Sequoia ball carrier, while Mike Rehberg (75) is brought down by a Sequoia man. Richmond - 20 gf ™ 4 Television cameras catch the action of this exciting play, while Sequoia rooters yell ‘Beat the Oilers. ’ a] Varsity Football VARSITY SQUAD—First Row: Dwight Salle, Herthal Harris, Mike Yost, Mike Rehberg, Geor Second Row: Larry Parks, Steve Martin, Frank Kelly, Wayne Neckel, Clinton Hartsfield, Vic | Velasquez. Third Row: Coach Frank Porto, Ron Dietz, Mike Smircich, Allan White, Leonc Luzar, Virgil Cocke, Arthur Branch, and Coach John Nules. ’ e JZ a f a 4 Herthal Harris Steve Martin Halfback Quarterback 4 (| | { Le i - A. “— 212 John Blankenship George Vaara Whitney Dotson End Guard Guard om Mae lS tent seat” i Eb Hunter Center hberg, George Vaara, Eb Hunter, Walt Richardson, Whitney Dotson, and John Blankenship. tsfield, Vic Loiler, Jim Bullock, Bill Aston, Joe McKelvey, John Willett, Jim Davis, and Joe White, Leonard McNeil, Harold Phillips, Marshall Nelson, Ron Omo, Gary Littlejohn, Jerry SESE Jim Bullock Bill Aston Fullback Halfback Walt Richardson Mike Rehberg Mike Yost 213 Tackle Tackle End Wayne Neckel First Row: Dwight Salle, John Blankenship, Walt Richardson, Joe V Halfback Second Row: Herthal Harris, Gary Littlejohn, Steve Martin, Frank George Vaara, and Wayne Neckel. SEASON'S SCORES Won 5 Lost 4 RUIN OINIDD: TD oo So gore ds deals Harry Ells 6 RICHMOND Votan os ae San Leandro 25 RICHMOND: 37 44.65 0e85 swe Peete 0 RICE OINe Meet Sie ie one ee 4 Berkeley 14 PRS NI WF ae gy aie horn we De Anza 6 RIS Tenet oo en See Encinal 6 RIN VONIS 2ae anc a wtb dels eos Alameda 2] RICHMOND 20; seas sehen sa Sequoia 25 BIGHIMIOND “7. 5 tice ow 2 Sad El Cerrito 28 { Jim Marshall Joe Velasquez Guard Guard Herthal Harris (41) dodges past De Anza men, as he gains more yardage for Richmond. 214 Team rdson, Joe Velasquez, Mike Rehburg, Eb Hunter, and Mike Yost. Frank Kelly Aartin, Frank Kelly, Whitney Dotson, Jim Bullock, Bill Aston, Halfback TEAM STATISTICS Total Yds. Gained—3827 Total Points Scored—172 Total Points Scored by Opponents—131 Totel Yds. Passing—545 Total Yds. Rushing—3282 Passes Attempted—88 Passes Completed—-47 Passes Intercepted—9 Touchdown Passes—6 Gary Littlejohn Dwight Salle Guard End (om It takes two De Anza players to drive big Bill Aston (69) to the turf. 215 The Big Game November 17, 1961 El Cerrzto 28 Richmond 7 Oilers Steve Martin (34), Arthur Branch (24), Jim Bullock (68) and Eb Hunter (diving) hold off El Cerrito from making more yardage. El Cerrito men argue over a call of the officials. se Ae tee ee — . no fe i 216 RUHS Band forms the famous oil can as majorettes do a routine to the tune of ‘Lights Out. Gaucho Band plays in concert formation, as the El Cerrito Pom-Pon girls dance to the music. Oilers and Gauchos fight to recover a fumble. Wayne Neckel makes a diving tackle and prevents El Cerrito from making a first down. Richmond High's head yell leader, Cherie Ellis, and Jan McLaughlin, El Cerrito's head yell leader, prepare to do a combined yell. 217 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD—First Row: Leonard McNeil, Mike Smircich, Robert Dietz, Harold Orr, George Stewart, Ronald Gray, Ron Omo, Harold Phillips, Jerry Luzar, and Jim Davis. Second Row: Coach Ray Vallejo, Joe McKelvy, Roger Britt, Stan Wilburn, Virgil Cocke, Hugh Ross, Mike Cash, Don Scoby, Don Jerner, Allen White, Clinton Hartsfield, John Willet, and Jessie Cosby. Junzor V arszty Football R R R R R R R Jerry Luzar Ron Omo | Cenior Fullback 218 Jim Davis Bob Dietz Harold Phillips End Quarterback Halfback Sl cemeeiiteendl a Se ee ee SEE ae oie ie ° Virgil Cocke Tackle SEASON'S SCORES RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND Io... San Leandro ‘14 5 er Pacific O ee Berkeley O Bee ase Encinal 18 ie aha Alameda 6 Cleaners Encinal O Zt. El Cerrito 6 George Steward Fullback Mike Smircich End Allen White Right End TEAM STATISTICS Won 6 Lost ] Tied O Total Points Scored—124 Total Points Scored by Opponents— 44 Outstanding Back Award— Harold Phillips Most Improved Player—Ron Omo Best Lineman Award— Clinton Hartsfield Joe McKelvy Halfback John Willet Tackle Harold Phillips Halfback 219 Don Jerner Quarterback Sophomore Football Sam Ortiz 220 Tackle Captain and Fullback Frank Lawson Right Halfback SEASON'S SCORES RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND San Leandro Oe eee Pacific en Berkeley hace De Anza Encinal cae Alameda Meee, El Cerrito Gus Cook Right Halfback SOPHOMORE SQUAD—Coach John Enos, Louis Millhollin, Jack Taylor, Dennis McCarty, George LaRue, Mike Matthews, Roger Howard, Rudy Wilson, Terry Chapman, Tom Stassen, Sam Ortiz, Bob Shadley, and Coach Emery Phillips. Second Row: Ronnie Johnson, Douglas Sunn, Bob Fletes, Paul Loveless, Jim Scott, Arthur Mapps, Frank Lawson, Joe McDonald, Frank Zaehringer, Lowell Mitchell, Dan Barringer, George Boring, Tim Kaufman, and Bill” Stimpson. Thir d Row: Davis Sazon, David Brown, Fred Howard, David Terrell, Jerry Silva, Bob Barrows, Philip Emmanuele, Dale Lelli, Bruce Dunson, Dennis DeSilva, Dennis Bitle, Don Sernen, Elishes Cavness, Warren Franzen, Don Erkkila, and Londell Evans. Philip Emmanuele Joe McDonald Punter Fullback TEAM STATISTICS Won 2 Lost 4 Tied 1 Total Points Scored—107 Total Points Scored by Opponents—75 Best Back Awards— Frank Lawson, Don Jerner Best Lineman Awards— Jim Scott, Frank Zaehringer Arthur Mapps Merle Snople Tackle Left Halfback 221 Cross Country Varsity Runners: Augustin Oceguera, Mike Garcia, Paul Hernandez, Rosendo Martinez, and David Melgoza. LONNIE PITTS Top Sprinter ™ ees pees Runners check results with Managers. James Carlisle, Ernie Niemela, Mike Landgraf, Mana- AUGUSTIN OCEGUERA ger; Ron Pietras, Manager; Jose Delgado, and Robert Newsom. Top Sprinter 222 WOLF HILLESHEIM Top Sprinter MIKE GARCIA Top Sprinter ROBERT WILLIAMS Top Sprinter Ria atahdal Top Runners: Mike Garcia, Augustin Oceguera, Wolf Hillesheim and Lonnie Pitts check times with Coach Robert Anderson. Sophomore Runners: Bob Crackel, Larry Tipton, Lonnie Pitts, Wolf Hillesheim, Clark Phillips, and Andy Tickner. 223 Varsity Basketball TED PICKETT Center PRACTICE GAMES Won 5—Lost 3 Richmond 44..... Mount Diablo 40 = Receain Richmend 37..... McClymonds 49 JACK KNOX Richmond 32... .... Saint Mary's 51 Guard Richmond 39 ... ... Lincoln Cis Richmond 60. .....; Balboa oy Richmond 70.....Alumni 64 RICHMOND CITY TOURNEY AL REED Richmond 44..... El Cerrito 64 Forward Ricmi@mened! AZ. s.'..s De Anza 28 ACAL LEAGUE GAMES Won lO==losi.6 Richmond AGvocces ae. Berkeley 56 Richinend 544 you. SS San Leandro 49 an Richmond 51. 2....2. . Alameda 31 “ Richmond 45... 2....... Ells 58 Richmond AG. 2.45.5. De Anza 30 Richmond: 604. % ackien Pacific 34 Richmond o5s+27 2642 El Cerrito 5z RichinONG. Go ac. n60e Encinal 45 RICHIMONGHOF nc ow a Berkeley 65 Richmond 44.22...5.. San Leandro 51 Richinond Game. « x ts Alameda 47 RIChiWONG. Aevest, ete s = Ells 55 RichnMmMendr GOs con. saw oe De Anza 38 RICMIMONG 267 . 205)s-e es = Pacific 50 Richinonds So. ..64es +4. El Cerrito 67 Richmond 63a se esac Encinal 53 Left: Coach Joe Stenson poses with Co-Captains Jack Knox and Ted Pickett. tains 4 Issac Jackson, Johnny Rudolph, Ted Pickett, Co-Captain; Bill Boone, Al Reed, Ron Abercrombia, Harold Phillips, and John Hart. Second Row: Coach Joe Stenson, Bob Daley, Senior Manager; Joe McKelvey, Larry Moore, Leroy Dickens, McKinley Williams, Jack Knox, Co-Captain; and Steve Martin. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—First Row: McKINLEY WILLIAMS Guard JOHN HART Forward BILL BOONE Center JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL—First Row: George Boring, Russ Raymond, Tim Goldsworthy, Frank Zaehringer, Bob David, and Mike Cash. Second Row: Coach Carl Mayers, Warren Franzen, Gary Osborne, Sam K elly, Oliver Jackson, and Virgil Cocke. Junior Varsity RUSS RAYMOND FRANK ZAEHRINGER Guard Guard ISSAC JACKSON Forward 226 aD wmwX A ine sien a RON ABERCROMBIA Forward PRACTICE GAMES Won 2—Lost 3 Richmond 32... Richmond 39... Richmond 22. Richmond 33. ¥ Richmond 31. .Mount Diablo 31 McClymonds 25 Saint Mary's 29 Lincoln 35 Balboa 48 eh Coach Carl Mayers instructs Virgil Cocke, forward, in a free throw procedure. TIM GOLDSWORTHY Guard Basketball GEORGE BORING Forward ACAL LEAGUE GAMES Won 6—Lost 10 Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond 30h ae 35% 46 7 anaeee AD 3 5,6 IH foe Pew OSeuian AB tee SIO ears 42 60... OL (sie ct eae eae . Berkeley SP. .San Leandro 36 . . Alameda 35 Ells 56 ._De Anza 34 Pacific 30 _El Cerrito 54 .Encinal 40 . Berkeley 4] San Leandro 32 . Alameda 42 Ells 40 .De Anza 39 Pacific 28 _El Cerrito 39 Encinal 4] 227 228 CURT LAWSON Guard and Captain � 3 DALE McSWEEN Forward LONNIE PITTS Center WILL LYLES Center FRANK HERNANDEZ Guard RAY BARRETT Forward + epee eee Okt ate Os eS tase? ate MER Y ae es SEs “B’ BASKETBALL TEAM—First Row: Richard Terrell, Curt Lawson, Captain; Jack Anderson, Merle Snopel, Dennis Jordan, Benny Strand, and Ray Barrett. Second Row: Frank Hernandez, Elishes Cavness, Dale McSween, Will Lyles, Lonnie Pitts, L. E. Wagner, Larry Tipton, and Coach Robert Anderson. “B” Basketball SEASON'S SCORES PRACTICE GAMES Won 4—Lost 3 RICMMONG 27, + 244-5 oeeawws Salesians 52 RichhMIONnG 45... . tus eu eas Willard a3 RIGMMOME I? xiw Bau vee ee Washington 48 RiCMNMONCL 26.% ohizd aoutns Burbank 26 RICHINOME 22.04 ca ee ums nc Salesians 36 RiChMnichie- 9o. w at a ateaeus Encinal 25 LEAGUE GAMES Won 3—Lost 9 RICHINS 2c Caines aaa wos El Cerrito 31 Richa Gece konica Harry Ells 37 RICMMOMEL oben als sisal g-aeee es wan De Anza 32 RICOMNGNE: 2B. CoN ae wo kod Berkeley 42 Richenone 24 gy.ced Sait awn De Anza 31 Richton Goes as aoe e ha Harry Ells 37 Richmond, 24 -isled deg ced eewn El Cerrito 29 RICMMMGNG 0 be 264 . erecon ead ea aes Berkeley 37 RIS HEROMED 28 gd ad. pee ds alae El Cerrito 12 RICMMIONME! 2Owionen ee avila. cmark + De Anza 38 RICMHNOIIE) 324.5 ove se mae sas Harry Ells 46 RICHIMONG) SAL ea eewes24eecs Berkeley 48 Coach Anderson exolains a new play to team members Benny Strand, Forward, and L. C. Wagner, Center. 229 Basketball in Action El Cerrito's Jim Poshard recovers a rebound, as Bill Boone and Al Reed are right there to stop him. Oiler Larry Moore makes a jump shot look easy. Richmond man, Hal Phillips, strikes a thrilling pose, as he Al Reed freezes as he jumps to make two points. 230 recovers ball. Oiler Al Reed goes up for two points and is Tip-off of the DeAnza game ended in a victory for Richmond. blocked by a DeAnza man. Ted Pickett jumps up to recover ball in De Anza game. R.U.H.S Varsity basketball swishes in to make two points for Richmond. 231 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM—Kneeling: Orel Warren, Eb Hunter, Steve Martin, George Page, Ed Noble, Gary Matthews, Claudell Segure, and Benny Vine. Second Row: Frank Lunghi, Ted Pickett, Frank Kelly, Jack Knox, Larry Parks, Ron Gallegos, Jerry Luzar, D'Arcy Woods, Gary Littlejohn, Ron Huth, Bill Aston, Jim Davis, and Coach Emery Phillips. arsity Baseball CATCHERS—Steve Martin and Eb Hunter. PITCHERS—Ron Huth, D'Arcy Woods, Jerry Luzar, Ron Gallegos, and Orel Warren. OUTFIELDERS—Frank Kelly, Joe Victory, and Jerry Luzar. SHORT STOPS—Larry Parks and Ed Noble. Baseball players Frank Kelly, Ron Huth, Ted Pickett and Coach Emery Phillips seem to find something funny in the baseball bat. 233 Junior V arszty Baseball PITCHERS—Eddie Christian, Russ Raymond, Richard Floberg, Charles Iverson, and Frank Hernandez. Past i Bae CATCHERS—Whitney Dotson, Terry Chapman, and Mike Cash. Coach John Enos casually poses for the cameraman. if-' JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM—Kneeling: Charles Iverson, Jim Leber, Mike Montbriand, Terry Chapman, Rod Dietz, Ron Gray, Richard Adorno and Eddie Christian. Second Row: Coach John Enos, Dan Erkkila, Manager; Mike Cash, Dan Barringer, Don Jerner, Russ Raymond, Richard Floberg, Allen Bedwell, Ray Barrett, Whitney Dotson, Tom Stassen, and Frank Hernandez. 234 Terry Chapman, catcher and Russ Ray- mond, pitcher are in a peculiar position. Ron Gray, shortstop, scoops up a ground ball. Rod Dietz, third baseman, is ready to catch a low ball. ce Mike Montbriand, second baseman, bends low to catch a baseball. Whitney Dotson, centerfielder and catcher, is ready to take a swing. Jim Leber, centerfielder, is up to bat. 235 Varsity Mile David Melgoza Varsity Discus Mike Rheburg Varsity Track iA Varsity 880 Sandy McKelvy Varsity 440 and Broad Jump Joe McKelvy “timed = in ae Pradishe es ae The magnificent Varsity Relay Team consists of Robert Cansler, Joe McKelvy, Robert Hartfield, Herthal Harris, and Jim Richards. Robert Hartfield Varsity Hurdles Mike Chisholm Varsity Pole Vault Robert Cansler and Herthal Harris Varsity Sprints field, David Melgoza, Merle Machen, Augustine Oceguera and Mike Holstein. Second Row: Art Greer, James Beauford, John Westry, George Spears, Dave Pracht, Howard Gayles, Vic Loiler, Jack Newton, Sam Kelly, Robert Williams, Mike Rehberg and Herthal Harris. Third Row: John Ruloph, Dan Harris, Harold Phillips, Frank Yancey, Art Mapps, Art Branch, Joe Scales, Mike Chisholm, Larry Moore, Ernie Niemela, Len McNeil, Lars Solander, Jim Bullock and Coach Bob Anderson. 7 VARSITY TRACK TEAM—First Row: Harold Orr, Barry McCoy, Calvin Carter, Virgil Cocke, Jim Richards, Robert Cansler, Robert Hart- “BS Ir ai The ''B’’ Relay Team consists of Cleve Harris, Bobby Newsom, Joe MacDonald, Earl Warren, and Ed Talley. “B Track Star, Bobby Newsom, poses for picture. “B’ TRACK TEAM—First Row: Ted McCoy, Doug Honsinger, Elishes Cavness, Robert Newsom, Ed Talley, Joe McDonald, Earl Warren, David Hartfield, and Joe MacDonald. Second Row: Cleve Harris, Clark Phillipps, Dennis Covell, James Poole, Gary Green, Perry Hill, Bill Stimpson, and Dan Felder. Third Row: Rosendo Martinez, Jose Delgado, Kosta Petsas, Ray Thomas, Lonnie Pitts, Len Forfang, Gerald Conley, Richard Harris, and Willie Johnson. 238 B” Track B’ Trackman, Ray Thomas Se 44a “B’ Track Runner, Clark Phillipps 'B'' Discus, Jose Delgado ‘B'' Sprinters, Cleve Harris and Earl Warren. B'' Track Hurdler, Ed Talley Pole Vault, Perry Hill 239 Track ; Lonnie Pitts runs hard to score points for R.U.H.S. in the Berkeley Track Meet. Joe McKelvy finishes first in the 440. ” Bob Hartfield adds points for R.U.H.S., as he takes first place in the low hurdles. The ‘'B'’ Team works hard in an effort to score first. 240 k in Action Hurdling These two teammates, Rosendo Martinez and James Poole, prepare for the 50 yard dash. R.U.H.S. men strive hard to take first and second places. Just a little bit higher!! Augustin Oceguera poses ready for the big track meet. 241 TENNIS TEAM—First Row: Harold Marcus, Ken Lelli, Steve Green, Jim Saunders, Ray Hill, Dennis Riley, Randy Scott, Bob Hrbek and Mike Anderson. Second Row: Jim Travers, Ray Fujii, Glenn Cooper, Gary Gustafson, Steve Richey, Ron Balas, Larry Hagen, Dale Power, Ron Nunn, Jim Davis, and Mike Volkman. Top players, Dale Power and Larry Hagen, pose ‘with Coach Frank Porto. Steve Richey and Ray Fujii instruct Steve Green in serving procedures. Sea a OMe CoO 3 ee we Nie they 4 TP §hd J] 2 bagi Oe, i? 4 he 4, Ronnie Nunn and Mike Volkman talk over tennis plays. Gary Gustafson and Jim Davis take a friendly handshake 242 after a tennis match. Duane Garman Jack Buckley Top Player Top Player Wayne War d Top Player R.U.H.S. GOLFERS—Kneeling: Phil Howard, Jim Moore, and Steve Chandler. Standing: Coach Joe Stenson, Wayne Ward, Art Haworth, Lee Burton, Duane Garman, and Rodger Britt. lntramural Basketball )) The Toppers, Sophomore Champions—First Row: Larry Ratcliff, Charles Hinton, and John H. Johnson, Second Row: Rich Floberg, Mike Smircich, Frank Hernandez, Al Bishop, and Bob David. L E A hoard of players tries to prevent Joe Carter from making two points. f The Unknowns, Junior-Senior Champions—First Row: Larry Yates, Joe Carter, O. C. Hugey, and Jim Boulware. Second Row: Ralph Scott, Richard Lethridge, Ray Brown, Paul Foster, and John Kassel. Al Bishop makes an easy basket. l[ntramural Football The Broncos, Touch Football Champions— First Row: Charles Kassel and Claudell Segure. Second Row: Willie Easter and Joe Victory. nd ® Al Leroy Dickens receives a hand-off from (Jolley) Willie Easter. John Kassel shoots, and does he make it? ls Al Bishop so good that he doesn't need guarding? 245 FOOTBALL MANAGERS—First Row: Second Row: Russell Carson, Charles ; e : i Richard Bamberger, Rodger Britt, and Milton Carter. O'Shea, Danny O'Shea, and Homer Turner. eT e ee TRACK MANAGERS—First Row: Londell Evans and Richard Bamberger. Second Row: Bob Daly, Homer Turner, and Fred Howard. BASKETBALL MANAGERS—First Row: Joe Baker, Rich Harris, Mike Anderson, Larry Blasing, Charles Stevenson and Ron Bell. Second Row: Russ Carson, Lynn Box, Bob Daly, Calvin Carter, Doug Eggerth, and Cliff Craw- ford. a ae To| Block “R” Socéety a@aean BLOCK 'R'’ MEMBERS—First Row: Joe Verlinde, Augustine Oceguera, Dwight Salle, Don Lee, and Steve de Caccia. Second Row: Bob Scoby, Jim Beavers, Jim Van Meter, Jerry Luzar, John Kassel, John Blakenship, Ron Huth, Jim Davis, Jim Bullock, and Bill Aston. Jackson, Joe Victory, Harold Phillips, Bob BLOCK °'R'’ MEMBERS—First Row: Richard Lethridge, John Hart, Issac Hartfield, Bob Canselor, and Joe McKelvy. Second Row: Coach Emery Phillips, Lonnie Pitts, Ruben Hornbeck, Leonard McNeil, Johnny Westry, Larry Parks, Gary Matthews, Ed Talley, Bob Newsom, Earl Warren, Frank Zaerhinger, and Steve Martin. 247 Decathlon Nou Silver Trunk Winners—First Row: Oscar Abrams, Richard Lethridge, and Phil Hannah. Second Row: Ralph DeLeon, William Harris, Jim Boucher, and Leon Fuller. Third Row: James LaRue, Ralph Scott, and Art Escajeda. Not Pictured: Larry Crow, Allan Ray and Joe Cordova. Ron Huth Baseball Throw—35 times Ken Wheat Basketball Relay—18.3 ee Ee “ pen Hs epee — +t er r Ee : é SH | i { Wah Claudell Segure Monty Montbriand Jim Beauford Rope Climb—2.6 WSs Nyei. (Oe Sp 1h Standing Broad Jump—9'10 ' 248 Bob Emerson S huttle—47.2 Allan Ray Richard Leon Chin-ups—33 Left: Oscar Abrams Broad Jump—20'4 ' Jim Farris Shot Put=—52 5) oe A Gold Trunk Winners: Ron Huth, Don Lee, and Dave Crockett. 249 ese nies Crawford. Standing: VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM—Kneeling: Steve de Caccia and Cliff Kassel, Gary Force, Don Lee, Jim Van Meter, and Joe Verlinde. AN st i bid The Varsity Relay Team, which includes Allan Redick, in water, Jim Gibson, Jim Beavers and Steve de Caccia get ready for action. 250 Don Scoby, Allan Redick, John Varsity diver, Ruben Horn- beck, takes a needed rest. V arstty Swemming FREESTYLE SWIMMERS—Don Scoby, Jim Van Meter, Jim Beavers, Don Lee, and Wovne Miller. Ruben Hornbeak displays his diving ability. Outstanding R.U.H.S. Swimmers—First Row: ''B'’ Swimmers, Bob Norton and Cliff Crawford. Second Row: JV Swimmers, Bob Norton and Tom Moore. Third Row: V Swimmers, John Kassel, Coach Ray Vallejo, and Don Lee. 251 JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMERS—First Row: Bruce Slater, Larry Titus, Dennis Aguiar, Ken Reed, Perry Meikle, and John Stricklen. Second Row: Bob Shadley, Mike Dodson, Ray Flower, Ken Johnson, Bob Norton, Don Scott and Richard Brown. JV. and “B” Swimming “B Divers—Dale Hutchings, William Linebarger, and Larry Titus rest on diving board. 252 William Linebarger performs a smooth back dive. Richard Brown and Rick Miranda take a rest at the poolside. Butterfly is done by Jim McLoud and Richard Wara. Ses in | We Backstrokers ready to take off are Ronald Rose, Frank Munafo Byron Bush and Richard Buchen. by B'’ SWIMMERS—First Row: Byron Bush, Dale Hutching, William Linebarger, Ronald Rose and Ron Price. Second Row: Richard Miller, Frank Munafo, Richard Buchen, Rick Miranda and Floyd Swartz. Girls’ Athletic THAYNE RICH ‘ GAA Vice-President mo LAURA WASHINGTON WILDA ENGLAND GAA Secretary GAA President and Winged ‘'R Secretary GAYLE BARNETT LINDA HAYFORD Winged ‘'R'’ Members — First Row: Lennie Green General Sports Manager Social Chairman Rich, Jo Ann Tonti, and Martha Bell. Second Row: court, Sue Diller, Vice-President; Gwen Holland, Maggi Hayford, and Gail Saunders. Not Shown: Pearl Robins SRS ees “ee PAT BETTENCOURT MRS. BETTY GARCIA GAIL SAUNDERS Winged ‘'R ' President Sponsor Winged ''R''’ Vice-President tic Assoctation GAIL SAUNDERS GAA Fall Vice-President PAT BETTENCOURT LENNIE. GREEN GAA Spring President GAA Secretary ARG Green, Hedy Bleicher, Wilda England, Thayne SANDRA CALLOWAY MARGARET CHECKETTS ana Row: Mrs. Claire Shaw, Sponsor, Pat Betten- Social Chairman General Sports Manager “wa Maggie Checketts, Laura Washington, Linda sai Robinson and Dorothy Sagen. LINDA HAYFORD Winged ‘'R'’ President Sponsor Winged 'R Secretary 255 WILDA ENGLAND MRS. PATRICIA DEACON ole. Leaders First Row: Evon Parks, Sue Mayfield, Caryn McNally, Mary Ann Womack, Marian Willard, and Marion Stephens. Second Row: Judy Myers, Pauline Caoile, Margaret Head, Priscilla Luttrell, Sharon McNally, and Sherry Blatnik. Susan Diller demonstrates how to serve the ball. TR RRS Shirley Aven assists girls with a jump ball. Margaret Head and Sue Mayfield instruct girls how to thro 256 Ruby Fry officiates a free throw. Joan Caulfield displays a beautiful spike. irls how to throw a softball correctly. First Row: Wilda England, Lennie Green, Ruby Fry, Carol Dick, Audrey Abernathy, and Jerri Bell. Second Row: Barbara Oliver, Shirley Aven, Susan Diller, Joan Caulfield, Anita Davis, Carole Allyn, and Jean Corrigan. 257 First Row: Georgia Newcomb, Thayne Rich and Wilda England. Second Row: Jeanette Denham, Gwen Kyle, Carol Lewis, Judi Miller, Sally Tempe, and Loretta Del Bosque. Third Row: Gloria Head, Linda Manfredi, Gayle Barnett, Maggie Checketts, Linda Hayford, Sharon Bettencourt, Evelyn Barnett, and Kathrine Fisher. Miss Lanelle Stewart, Sponsor, discusses with Thayne Rich, Manager, the daily basketball schedule. 258 Pat, Wilda and Sandy practice passing before the game. AN Ny Ye oven mi Linda Hayford jumps high as she makes two points. Linda Manfredi guards Loretta Del Bosque as she attempts to pass. Carol Lewis reaches for the ball as referee, Pat Dunn, looks on. Daa SW WAAR ae 1 KN al A , First Row: Harriet Dent, Sandy Calloway, Belita Richardson, Virginia Golston, Doretha Chase and Martha Cooks. Second Row: Pat Williams, Gladys Hein, Kay Fisher, Toni Dean, Sue Bates, Martha Morales, Sherrie Cannady, and Luretha Wagner. Third Row: Annette Fowler, Sandy Hanford, Cleona Seeley, Claudia Pegram, Pam Bryant, Twillah Jarvis, Barbara Hayes, and Gwen Holland. ‘eva © OP yen Gti ae os 49° ee. ov. i 1 MAM UVP Pr First Row: Cleona Seeley, Gwen Kyle, Barbara Moore, Georgia Newcomb, and Twillah Jarvis. Second Row: Mrs. Patricia Deacon, Pam Bryant, Lorriane Sassone, Laurie Wilson, Gwendolyn Cheeseburg, Barbara Brown, Thayne Leigh Rich, Linda Manfredi, and Claudia Pegram. Third Row: Sandra Hayford, Annette Fowler, Harriet Dent, Judi Miller, Laura Washington, Lennie Gréen, Kay Prine, Susan Ridella and Gladys Hein. Volleyball cd ® Bi: First Vera ston, Dor Row Dear tha P tri Wag Deac Hayf Gay! tencc Elain oir Bate: Belit. : ‘eens? Linda Hayford and Thayne Rich reach for the ball. 260 Will it go over, Belita Richardson? First Row: Maxine Williams, Vera Luster, Virginia Gol- ston, Sandy Young, and Dorethea Chase. Second Row: Carole Lewis, Toni Dean, Martha Morales, Mar- tha Cooks, Gwen Holland, Patricia Williams, Luretha Wagner, and Mrs. Patricia Deacon. Third Row: Linda Hayford, Maggie Checketts, Gayle Barnett, Sharon Bet- tencourt, Pat Bettencourt, Elaine Trinny, Martha Bell, Loretta Del Bosque, Sue Bates, Sandy Calloway, and Belita Richardson. COP ee are I ™ a iB Ba i Mrs. Patricia Deacon gives these girls pointers on serving the ball. 261 GAA Top Teams INTRAMURAL OFFICIATING—-Margaret Checketts, Volleyball; Laura Wash- ington, Basketball, and Gladys Hein, Volleyball and Basketball ‘ie SOFTBALL ‘'A’’ TEAM—Georgia Newcomb, Pat Williams, Sandy Calloway, Gwen Holland, Belita Richardson, Lennie Green, Thayne Rich, Laura Washington, and Connie Harris. SOFTBALL 'B'' TEAM—Gladys Hein, Pat Bettencourt, parvoura mays, Wilda England, Judi Miller, Gloria 262 Head, and Linda Manfredi. w i - VOLLEYBALL ‘‘A’’ TEAM-——Pat Williams, Gwen Holland, Lennie Green, Barbara Hays, Sandy Calloway, Laura Washington, and Carol Lewis. VOLLEYBALL B'’ TEAM—Pam Bryant, Wilda England, Belita Richardson, Maria Works, and Harriet Dent. t VOLLEYBALL ‘'C’’ TEAM—Linda Manfredi, Jeanette Deabam, Georgia Newcomb, Linda Hayford, Thayne Rich, Gayle Barnett, and Margaret Checketts. 263 Bowling First Row: Carol Foster, Sharon Hirano, Virginia Cooper, JoAnn Tonti, Sherry Canon, Gay Lewis, Phyllis Maynard and Mrs. Claire Shaw, Sponsor. Second Row: Diane Ellett, Charles Ellett, Jim Coustier, Lea Ackerman, Sharon Pederson, Gayle Copus, Sue Diller, Martha Teixeira, Gerri Lewis, and Danny Bell. C Spring Top Team — Standing: Sharon Peder- son, Jim Coustier, and Lea Ackerman. Seated: Sherry Canon and Gay Lewis. Fall Winning Team—Standing: Diane Ellett, Charles Ellett, Gerri Lewis. Seated: Carol Foster, and JoAnn es Tonti. 264 Gail Saunders and Mrs. Claire Shaw keep score for r the teams. that spare, Colleen.’ Gerri Lewis demonstrates her skill in bowling. Martha Teixeira aims for another strike. First Row: Rose Maria Saraiva, Lynette Switzer, Judy McIntosh, Cheryl Morgestern, Dana Bichler, and Gail Saunders. Second Row: Mary Solorio, Linda Callaway, Lois Lade, Colleen Ward, Dorothy Sagen, and Jerri Bell. ADVANCED TENNIS—First Row: Pat Maday, Cleona Seeley, Sandy Calloway, Belita Richardson, Georgia Newcomb, and Lela Crowell. Second Row: Chere Rankin, Sandra Hanford, Teresa Fletes, Maria Works, Joanna Haynes, Sally Tempe, and Karen Schweitzer. Third Row: Mrs. Alice Clark, JoAnn Tonti, Manager; Darlene Hand, Annette Fowler, Carolyn McGriff, Linda Calloway, Sharron Silbert, Clarisa Talburt, Dawna Parks, and Twillah Jarvis. Twillah Jarvis prepares to receive the ball. Georgia Newcomb takes a mighty swing. Sandy gets ready to serve. 266 JoAnn Tonti, Manager, and Teresa Fletes display the correct position for serving the ball. Elaine Trinny reaches up to smash the ball. Advanced Tennes Lal iii soe in indiana ADVANCED TENNIS—First Row: Lois Lade, Loretta Del Bosque, Susan Morsony, Karen Green, Susan Anellini, and Dianna Hatzell. Second Row: Marilyn Crosby, Verna Spicer, Claudia Pegram, Diane Braden, Darlene Narner, and Linda Mayfield. Third Row: Sue Bates, Elaine Trinny, Sandra Frehse, Georgane Schneider, Gwen Holland, Doretha Chase, and Lucretia Wagner. 267 LLANE LOL AE LRT TN TT Archery ELAINE TRINNY hh £ Archery Manager Ca Lucille Millender and Judi hopes to hit Bullseye. Miller aim Linda Manfredi strings her bow as she prepares to start a round. First Row: Sherry Rankin and Maria Works. Second Row: Twillah Jarvis, Thayne Rich, Georgia Newcomb, Linda Hayford, and Elaine Trinny. Third Row: Susan Aneilini, Gwen Kyle, Suzanne May, Carolyn McGriff, Unknown, Lucy Millender, Madalene Campbell, and Unknown. Fourth Row: Karen West, Sherrie Cannady, Gayle Barnett, Maggie Checketts, Sandy Hanford, Annette Fowler, Karen Schwitze r, Lela Crowell, Dawna Parks, and Linda Manfredi. 268 A | : Fencing First Row: Gloria Head, Dorothy Ayers, Peggy Bales, Joyce Gib- son, Pam Wright, and Jean Thomas. Second Row: Linda Manfredi, Jeanette Denham, Carol Judd, Lucy Millender, Barbara Hayes, Ann Garrett, and Laura Washington. Third Row: Linda Hayford, Thayne Rich, Elaine Trinny, Gladys Hein, Martha Morales, Gwen Holland, Connie Harris, Pat Williams, and Sandy Calloway. Pam Wright and Barbara Hayes cross foils as they begin a duel. Miss Margaret Jesseph, Sponsor, instructs manager, Laura Washington; the lunge position. A real duel has begun with Laura Washington and Jeanette Denham. 269 Fe 2 ae } J . x f j Advanced Swimming—First Row: Lorraine Sassone, Martha Otto, and Lucy Millender. 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