San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Af ,. wmgwii 1 w gag,-W 4- -. ,.,,4,,,eu, f4w!z5My1Ln3:g,,3g..Wf- -.,-.7g,,w,,M, ri ..qw.,,,- 3' . 1 V . ,,'.f.:w.,.,a,.,s gpm' 5 ,r , , T, , ,. ., A A,.,, . . , , ,S . A . .. ., .. W., . s x va ns, A TR Z Nz' Y' 'f 3 HK gg Pi K .,,-if , 5 .,, Nh,,,2yu-L , Q- ,,... ., f. V fm 'g.uV,-1 ,- f. X.-., V - -f, .-..,,.,., ,V .kf-- -4 . 'inf A i - - , N,,,.,ih .4 5 ibm., : , F., - 'Y' v ,, v.. . a, ,QF X ,ln-. V' my aikii' 2 . . A , xy: 1 H? M -X 6 Y . .g ,. . f - '. wa - V, , -- .. - , L n...,,-,. J. , GRAY CASTLE SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA I967 , TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Acfivifies ..., I4 '+ Clubs and Organizafions - 1 - Sporfs .... -1 L-Lf - Faculfy . . . 1 1 - v, , - 1l Q-if Underclassmen . . . ? Seniors .... 162 DEDICATION The l966-l967 Annual Staff proudly dedicates this annual to Mr. Thomas L. Pruett. ln addition to his fine work in the history department, he has sponsored song and cheerleaders for several years. Under his supervision San Diego High School has produced an outstanding pep squad. Pepsters are also in- debted to Mr. Pruett for the spirit he has sparked. We are especially grateful for his thoughtful guidance and inspiration. In recognition of all his con- tributions to our school and student body, we of San Diego High School make this sincere dedication. H-Q, iisy 61 jg me XM. SAN DIE GC I A ' V, W, ' Van,-, 'iL?1'i.2':g:. Q S 'ft -1 .ah i n..L HIGH SCHOOL As students look in to San Diego High School concerning their past years there, they also look out to the future. The activities offered on the Hill, all the clubs and organizations, friendships, services, and academic challenges, help prepare those who are about to step out into a broader life in the surrounding community-for activities on a much larger scale. San Diego High has offered to its graduating seniors experiences to remem- ber, and to its underclassmen, ones to look forward to. The Gray Castle serves as a yearbook reflecting those experiences, past and anticipated, as in San Diego High School . . . Looking ln and Out. ,, I' .,,,,, , A V LOOKING IN WW? ,M 4011 NN W+41 A breeze ruffles The Ieoves Some fly up and Turn And some reseftle undisturbed Gina More z ' wr-mr -ln., Rx r Clouds hang over The land Releasing drops of life To nourish the earth . ,aa 1 9 14 Y 5, 1 ,wif ,. , ,.,, Miki Hudgens 1 .gf 0 ri f 'QQ' L. A . .AND OUT -1 Y- 3.4. ., 1 A ,,. ,fu ' ',, N U vw A 1 fr .., M ,V , .,,, , -M X .r W eu, ,f ,, . , 'L Y' , . Y, , ,wr f ,e '- , .1 wx N f . y 1 0 Y W4 bww 'W fu., M, 35.9 6 I 1.-mln Janef Glasgow Charyl Hann Nancy Eden Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Senior Edifor ANNUAL STAFF W John Damron T0bi Gore Sports Editor Copy Editor John Casdorph Janet Reyman Faculty Editor Clubs cmd Organizations Picture Scheduler Editor Michele Boll Lynda Anderson Darcey Johnston Junior Editor Art and Layout Editor Sophomore Editor David Rios Photographer ASSISTANTS Jon Condra Spring Sports Editor ,A Q Laurenne de Lannoy Jim Hawkins Darlene Hicks Dan Krotzer Chris Munoz Pauline Sardina Kathy Shippey Jim Taranto Greg Best f gsysmya7s7?g5i?m,fi1,' ' Gordon Scheible Doug Konishi Activities Editor Photographer KWH Joan Crawford Mr, David Wightman Filist Advisor Mr. Lawrence W, Carr, Jr. Principal Here's our principal, Mr. Lawrence W. Carr, Jr. His day at San Diego High School consists of educational leadership, financial and in- structional supervision, approval of curricular-type contests, and supervision of substitues. Aside from his busy schedule at San Diego High, Mr. Carr is also a past president and active member of Kiwanis international, and is on the board of directors for the YMCA. Mr. Carr's interests include traveling, gardening, dancing, and golf. A student may often find him at sports activities of both our school and city. ADMINISTRATORS Vice Principal Mr. William Burrows has a very busy schedule of events both on campus and off. He plans the school's calendar of events and also supervises student body activities. Although these, and many other, iobs keep him active, Mr. Burrows makes time for his favorite sports, to keep ahead of his four boys. His interests in- clude Little League, Pony League, good food, and play- ing bridge. Mr. William G. Burrows Vice Principal Directing the Counseling and Foreign Student Exchange Programs, and PTA liaison are only a small portion of the responsibilities of Miss Smith, Girls' Vice Principal Her outside activities include traveling to Europe and Hawaii. She is a member of Zonta International, a wom- en's field club, in which she is the only member of her profession. Miss Delight Smith Girls' Vice Principal Mr. Garold Spitler Boys' Vice Principal Mr. Garold Spitler, our Boys' Vice Principal who came to San Diego High School from ten years at Mission Bay High, has many activities at school and at home which occupy his time. At school, his responsibilities include guiding boys with social, disciplinary, and attendance problems, and supervising the boys' attendance office. Golf, good food, orchids, and sponsoring the Key Club are only a few of Mr. Spitler's interests. 14 ACTIVITIES 1 HOMECOMING QUEEN BRENDA TURNER E Q I f Mb If Q ATTENDAN TS Noreen Miranda - Sophomore, Laurenne De Lonnoy - Junior, Vickie Meza - Senior Hail to thee, Mr. Carr. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES 'It's a bird . . . It's a plane . . . It's . . . Hot Ho! Ho? Who put the sleeping pills in the Coke? Based on a nursery theme, floats were one of the highlights in this year's homecoming. Pre-game activities included entries by the Demoiselles and Key Club, Senior Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, and Sophomore Cabinet. The rousing spirit shown by the students and alumnae of San Diego High was led by the song and cheerleaders, while the floats and court rode by, led by the Benchwarmers, and the Sergeanettes performed skillful routines around the field. The culmination of the night's activities was the presentation of Queen Brenda Turner, Sen- ior Attendant Vickie Meza, Junior Attendant Lau- renne de Lannoy, and Sophomore Attendant Noreen Miranda. At the P.T.A. sponsored Homecoming dance, students danced to the music of the Innocents, All this added up to a most enioyable homecom- ing for the classes of 1916, 1926, 1941, 1956, and for the students of San Diego High School. 1 is fi. is E if Smile, you're on Candid Camera! San Diego High Royalty. Just call me Mr. Lucky. Here she comes! Who let them out of their cages? 19 Jinny Mcrfinez - Queen Joy Cummins - 2nd Affendcnf ROTC Queen and Aifenclanfs Mary Jane Oliver - 1sfAHendanf X sf Y r-. ROTC BALL The International Room of the El Cortez was the site of this year's R.O.T.C. Ball, held March 4. All city schools that have R.O.T.C. units: San Diego, Hoover, Point Loma, Kearny, Madison, and Craw- ford, were represented. During the year the R.O.T.C. unit of each school elects a queen and two at- tendants from the student body. The queens and attendants are presented at this annual ball with the officers of their respective units for their escorts. San Diego's queen, Jinny Martinez, is shown being escorted through the ceremonial arch of sabers by Eugene Yee. After the presentation the traditional Queen's Waltz was played. The Ball is a joint effort each year. Two cadets from each school meet to form the Cadet Club Council that plans the Ball far in advance to insure an enjoyable evening. M 1 ,. v - n ,ga -. 'Q f s f-. . g - N z X' SERGEANETTES BALL A K 'f My f W ., 5 Vx, ,, , Y , , , QW VAT' Jane Martin 'tx Attendant is if Sylvia Alcaraz Attendant Aww Queen Stella Macias This year the Sergeanettes' Ball was held at the Balboa Park Club where the music of the soulful Dimensions was enjoyed by everyone in attend- ance. Moonlight and Music, the theme chosen, depicted the mood of the occasion. The highlight of the evening came as President Joan Crawford announced the i966-67 King and Queen, Jose Diaz and Stella Macias. Next year's colonel, Mar- iorie Lassen, was also presented with the other Sharon Clark officers. Junior Duchess Frances Symons Senior Duchess ! 'Y -vp--,-.-f-n 22 Oscar Foster, Jane Martin, Sylvia Alcaraz, George Guevara, Stella Macias, Frances Symons, Sharon Clark, Steve Fickas. AF TER-GAME DANCE My foot's stuck! Everybody's here! Many Covers on the Hill went to the after- game dance following the victorious basket- ball game where we smashed Hoover. Musical entertainment was provided by the Dimen- sions. The A.S.B. promoted and the P.T.A. sponsored the dance which was strictly for student enioyment. f Why the smile? Out of sight! The Doctor Will fhe real Mr. Edwards please sfep oufl Please fake this. Take if! PeTer's an American-nof THAT American! April 20 and 21 Henry Abbott .... 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PLAY But you certainly haue a good eye-and knowledge Collecting IS my one interest. Ada , fS4T 1'4 'V ' 5 ff f 'l f- AJ' 13: Q A fV,, ,Sb , f we .-as WW S. tv Jw if F tg :Ives '.rfs,f V , it v S ,Q i S Y agi A 322' S 'LK L , it Q , MI' 4 , 'Q' .V , 'F ,,.i-13 W A. ' nf h .vfiof , iii 7 ,V , S QQ, kiwi V Q. ' if . ' V 4 W , I 3' ,, , Q 13, IVVI in , Q , ' A Vi S is Q Q S I EZA ZA' Students show spiritatStc1dium Rally. Silvana addresses the student body. ASSEMBLIES i The Sergeanettes contribute to the enthusiasm. -,HMM V , ,, M. 7 W, , Ma -.,...A..,., MWM...,.fm,,, N w- - W,..,.,, W wav f Q ' 3 ffl, Hmm . . . Sl1e's kinda cute! Pong re-visifs San Diego High School. , wg' f if Don'f fall, Billy! V 5 , , ' ' WfL , V V 'fu' -.N.s:,,, K V V. ,, 1 H f M ' -f N A standing ovation for our football team. 27 i f' SADIE HA WKINS Do you take THIS . . . ? All the mountain folk came down from their Hill to celebrate one of the greatest events of the year. ln addition to the annual attractions of Marryin' Sams, and Unhitchin' Sams, there were a lot of new ideas such 'as knee painting and color photos. Providing the musical entertainment were the ImpaIas. Contests and drawings were also held. The win- ners of the best Dogpatch costume contest were Ronnie Gagin and Linda Davis. And away we go! .fi A ,wa,,,,,, 90 hgme, Ducx . . . oucfc . . . Goose! SENIOR-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME f?-: Q A Lv M-.H J Faculfy 37, Seniors 25 ,Q-im., V f is y 1 K f x 19 . Qv Q, 1-r W. gf A i Tvs! W Q .1 ,,,.,,ns ,M 7 P CQ MWJ. p Phyllis Diaz, Head Songleoder if Ir- Charyl Hann Songleaclers if Brenda Turner MW. ,, M ,A Muff! K Www M, K ,,,, -4451? ,gf fi , W 5 J , ' V ', Fw l l ,m, ,, ,517 1,Je,1fzg9?6' Pofsy Gonzales ww' Roberfa Lyclcberg ',,.-4 .M ac 5 6.1 ,Vw ,Wx Billy Vega, Head Cheerleader V, 1, Z , . I Y A 4, M w i f 54,2 'I 15 I A ,f ,, Egg Q' wi, ry 75 is W 'ff V942 law! f f1,51z:wf .M Y AMlf1mf WED' ' f I f,f,,w,,: azwmilezwia f,'.5, ,,lYi'.iLW1f Z 759:55 A f- ' ff 3 40 2 , V Mywmfw , Dick Wakefield Cheerleaders 2 X, f X, Qs Joe Lessor 32 Johnny Castillo MASCOTS First Semester Angela Garner and Ronnie Mueia Anita Green cmd Ronnie Mueio 4? X We Second Semester SCIENCE FAIR The purposes of the Science Fair are to provide additional stimulation to those students who are interested and capable in the scientific fields, The Science Fair at San Diego High School was held this year from Feb. l6th through the l'-7th, Sue deTreville and Steve Welch were the Sweepstakes Winners in the 'fields of biology and mathematics. These two students then represented San Diego High School at the Greater Science Fair. 5 E , L Q if -s Ast MUU1 -DlMfN5l0NAl, GEOMETRY Steve Welch and his project. NEW PROGRAMS HARVARD PROJECT The Harvard Project is a new course in physics. Being experimental, there are only two schools in San Diego offer- ing the course. The course stresses ideas rather than technology. A , 1 wsxsaamammx COUNSELING The counseling proiect is also a new course. Its purpose is to stimulate the minds of the students by having open discussions on any subject. Fr This is the first year any San Diego high school has ever had class exchanges with other schools. The San Diego Association of Student Councils organized them to promote an understanding between schools by providing students with the opportunity to observe and take part in other schools' daily activities. By visiting other schools, false images are often broken, consequently the schools can get along much better. The different schools usually exchange early morn- ing American Government, history or English classes of a similar level. The students schedules are ex- changed on a one to one ratio of individual students, i.e., one student exchanges his schedule with another for one day. This year there have been three class exchanges. The first was with Kearny High, involving a l2th grade American Government class, the second with La Jolla involving an llth grade U.S. history class, and the third with Crawford exchanging A.S.B. classes. 52 ,?l'?f'Q4LlLyfff3' 1, f wwgwsf ,,'--,- ,, f SCHOOL EXCHANGE if Q l is Tx i fl IA IL lim.. 21 X 4' ,411 49.-f 7 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS lwghgii 2'- 'W I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who made this year what it was. We have continued the recently started traditions of having Homecoming Floats and the Nominating Convention while add- ing after-game dances, a new A.S.B. Constitution, and a new election procedure. I would also like to give special thanks to those members of the A.S.B. Council who gave their time and efforts in starting and continuing the many traditions which we on the Hill have. These are things that will last for many years to come. LARRY ORMAN, A.S.B. President ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY Rose Hom Spring and Fall Secretary OFFICERS Steve McElfresh Vice President Wayne Osgood Spring and Fall Treasur on Pamela Richardson Linda Anders Fall Historian Spring Historian Fall Boys' Federation Representative ASSOCIATED STUDENT Marllyrm Jones' Laurenne clelannoy Bill Vega Fall Song and Cheer- leader Representative Peg' GMS Qeggue Fall Sales Commissioner epresen a ive X S up i f 'S Wayne Newton Fall Sophomore Class Fall .lunior Class Representative Representative ' r r '1 Fall Annual Representative Brenda DeFlanders Student Human Relations Representative Silvana Hinrichsen 106 l.eSSOr Commissioner at Large Convention Commissioner Bernard Wright Fall Russ Representative .lohn Bohler Constitution Commissioner Pauline Sardina Fall Safety Commissioner BODY COUNCIL Eugene Yee Spring Russ Representative Q Jim Hawkins Publicity Commissioner Margie Noisat Spring Girls' League Representative Sandy Changnon Spring Soles Commissioner .lim Hassod Spring Junior Class Representative Janet Klauber Spring Sophomore Class Representative 2 Debbie Harris Senior Class Representative Commissioner Gordon Scheible Activities and Assemblies Spring Boys Federation Representative Johnny Castillo Spring Song and Cheer- leader Representative Chcryl Hann Spring Annual Representative Ea.. .lohn Herrera Befff Hom Spring Safety Commissioner Election Commissioner q A ,.,, y y W T -si -5 ELECTION BOARD The Election Board is a group of students who help with the election procedures during the year. They distribute the ballots and help tally the votes. This year they had an important part in reg- istering students, because a large effort was put forth to get as many stu- dents registered as possi- ble. Row l: M. Cupp, S. Tom, R. Chin, B. Hom, N. Chin, M. Jones. Row 2: S. Weathers, T. Porter, M. Ritch, V. Oaks, J. Jones, J, Carton, M. Chin. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY GOVERNMENT San Diego High's most active organization is its Associated Student Body. The A.S.B. is a government which consists of two organizations, the A.S.B. Council and the General Assembly, both of which are defined and regulated by the A.S.B. Con- stitution. As with all governments, the purpose of the Councifhandthe Assembly4s te promote and co-ordinate good student activities. Their purpose is also to be a classroom in leadership and responsibility, a place to learn by doing. Either body may initiate legislation, but, the other body must ratify that legislation before it is put into effect. This assures a balance of power by making each body equal in power. The main difference between the two is that the General Assembly handles sugges- tions and complaints by the students. ln this way its contact with the student body is closer than with the Council, while the Council attends to the everyday problems of the school and between schools. Each body performs in accordance with the way the members are chosen. By making a wise choice in the students running for office the student body is assured that the persons representing them will do a good iob by taking their positions ser- iously and with enthusiasm. The General Assembly handles broad, general problems, while the A.S.B. Council is more specialized. Together they function effectively as th A.S.B. Government of San Diego High School. ,f .f FALL . I .. H - -is ,K N Row 1: M. Cupp, A. Bell, S. Chappel, B. Tharpe, R. Vazquez, J. Castillo, A. Specks, B. Schmucker. Row 2: R. Waters, S. Ferris, C. Oaks, R. Hom, J. Klauber, T. Jacquett, B. Johnson, L. Vigil. Row 3: S. McElfresh, S. Chamberlain, T. Sebastian, E. Rodriquez, J. Blair, B. Wood, F. Ogilvie, G. Oliveira, S. Flewelling. SPRING General Assembly is basically the median of communication be- tween the student body, A.S.B. Council, and the Administration. lt is generally very easy and ac- curate to find out how the whole student body would feel on a par- tiffular issue by bringing it up in General Assembly. General Assem- bly has always tried to promote all school activities such as dances, movies, plays, the Russ, sports, and the Annual. This year General Assembly representatives took part in the sale of friendship Bonds for the A.F.S. Club. Also, General Assembly, in conjunction with the the P.T.A., sponsored one of the two after-game dances held this year. Legislatively, General Assembly has veto power over any material passed in A.S.B. council, other than financial matters. This is rare- ly exercised, but serves as a check on the elected officers of A.S.B. Council by the popular opinion of the student body. Perhaps most important is that through G.A. any individual stu- dent can voice his or her com- plaint about any part of the stu- dent life. All legitimate complaints will be researched and the answer sought. In this way ony student may voice an opinion about any aspect of the student affairs at S.D.H.S. This year more than in preced- ing years, General Assembly rep- resentatives have shown an enthus- iasm and dedication which has vastly improved participation. GENERAL ASSEMBLY f f w. Row l: L, Vigil, M. Baddour, J. Hoey, M. Cupp, M. Schoemann, G. Chowning, A. Bell, J. Castillo, B. Schmucker. Row 2: G. Oliveira, R. Hom, R. Waters, S. Ferris, M, Clark, M. Kutzner, T. Jacquett, B. Johnson, S. Flewelling. Row 3: S. McElfresh, S. Chamberlain, S. Simmons, S. Dinnell, E. Rodriguez, B. Wood, S. Buck, J. Bixby, J. Blair. FALL Marilynn Jones Angela Garner President Vice President GIRLS W ww' N:-'Y r' --v . MGFCLG Cooke Elaine Hulet Janet Reymon Treasurer Secretary Historian Row 1: R. Chin, A. Wong, J. Crawford, G. Graham, N. Tam, I. Hernandez. Row 2: E. Brown, M. Hom, B. Hom, G. Smith, B. Storrs, N. Chin. Row 3: W. Wilson, M. Cooke, H. Thompson, M. Jones, J. Martin, K. Krone, G. Babbs, M. Shook. LEAGUE :H Q... SPRING Margie Noisof Gail Bubbs President Vice Presidenf Esfello Brown fu-gb. Alice Wong Annie Hom Gore Corresponding Secretory Recording Secretary Treasurer Hisforian ...v '-- Li-JIZJJ Row 1: B. Hom, R. Hom, S. Tom, A. Hom, L. Corvera, A. Qui- jono. Row 2: J. Oboyashi, D. Busolocchi, J. Aurcmd, K, Krone, M. Volk, G. Bobbs. Row 3: V. Oaks, R. Chin, J. Jones, J. Arnzen, L. Hopkins. Noi pictured: M. Noisaf, A. Wong, B. Storrs, T. Gore, E. Brown, M. Bood. Oscar Foster -.. Q- P f ef 5 d en' A FALL CABINET , ' ,,., Sieve Weafhers AUSHH Hurd Vice President Treasurer Boys Row 1: G. Oliveira, A. Hurd, S. Weafhers, D. Shaw, M. Chin, O. Hom, J. Tsuneishi. Row 2: O. Foster, T. Oakley, C. Whife, D. Oden, A. Ellefson, E. Yee, C. Long, A. Hom. 'Q FEDERATION SPRING CABINET I ,K Hal VeIIine Tom Oakley President Vice President '59-ff 'UW Alberf Hom Bruce Schraer Gasper Oliveira Treasurer Secretary Historian fda if Row I: B. Wright, M. Chin, S. Weafhers, R. Hoffman, G. Oliveira, D. Sproaf, E. Yee. Row 2: E. Schraer, D. Krofzer, D. Daly, J. Lessor, S. Fickas, T. Oakley, H, Velline. . ,Y I , v JK' U ZZ? f X M Qi' f Q. 'V E Q i f , Joanne Arnzen ,iq-3,-'Q 1 ' .M Josephine Giacalone Karen Hayashi -z:,z'a:a2'zawf . ',. f ' - 07 VH, f l , W- , 4 Mfffq.. . t.,u1'T,iK 'V -::,.a,,. -!,,4.,g,.,..-,.. ' -gwt - -. 1-,,L.L...-1 ' A li-.. l-.., f-umc Lcvv Sandra Tom 50.4 ,., ., :iii igggu Sandra Changnon Nancy Chin Rose Chin Nancy Eden .Pr 4. 1'-we wwf' -Q' v . rTtgX1'z,,,,,, 2c4:1q,,. 1 jqnef Glasgow Anita Green Charyl Hann Debbie Harris 5 Q . , fs, Jw- ,, ,A , HF' , it iii' r MP4-,Q K ff ww A ' I 4 . Ji it ffm lf? ' ' t 3li':':Q'- , , Qgw, , XA s3 gg .. Silvana Hinrichsen Betty Hom Rose Hom Pamela Jameson Honorary Member we A 2 t Him f ......J...I l-.,-.. ll,...!-,.'- kl-',.n L.IfblKJl LRJYYCI IYILIIIKJIIC' IYUIJUI fN,,A,-,-,,,,., h..-l..,-..- KJCUIHUIIIIC RUUy6lb Janet Reyman Honorary Member DEMOISELLES The Demoiselles are a group of twenty senior girls who are chosen lo represent San Diego High School each year as a service organization. They are accepted on the basis of grade-point average and the amount of service points gained during their sophomore and iunior years. The Demoiselles offer various types ot service proiects to the community and to the activities on the Hill. They serve at teas, usher, and participate in many other affairs. Susan Youel Tom Anderson Paul Jacobsen KEY CLU The San Diego High School Key Club is only one of the many such junior factions of Kiwanis International, the well- known men's service club. The Key Club at San Die- go High includes in its membership various ath- B Steve Chamberlain ,, Q ,,. his-we ry, 'V Al . ' James Lee ' ' ,iiffifiw ' N ...A-. A . .2 fr ,. 1 if C Danny Stilwell letes, school ofticers and other outstanding young men around campus. The Key Club engages in many s e r v i c e proiects throughout the school year. 1w 5f Row 7: F. Ogilvie J Burke C Long G Oliveira R Hoff D. Shaw, J, Hom Row 2 T Dimmette D Krotzer D Oden, J. Hogan J Jacobsen J Hassad D Burgess KEY CLUB AND DEMOISELLE ACTIVITIES The Demoiselles and the Key Club are San Diego High School's student service organi- zations. They have many worthwhile proiects throughout the year. For Homecoming the two clubs got together on Saturdays and after school to build a float. The theme was the Jolly Green Giant. Steve Chamberlain was the giant and some of the Key Club and Demoiselle members dressed up as canned vegetables and walked along with the float. During the Christmas season Key Club and Demoiselles gave two families a Christmas. They brought food, a Christmas tree with decorations, and presents. After this was de- livered the two organizations got together for Christmas caroling and a party at Mr. Spitler's home. Demoiselles and Key Club have also had separate work proiects to help organizations around the city. Demoiselles have worked for the Arthritis Foundation and during Easter made tray favors and decorations for the Mis- sion Convalescent Home. Key Club has worked on distributing coin banks for Muscular Distrophy to the down- town area. The volunteer work which is offered by these organizations is to help the community. They have worked very hard and have had much success. This is not all work, because there is also a great deal of fun that is in- volved with these service proiects. GERMAN CLUB This year the Ger- man Club has John Lee as their presi- dent. Judy Weber is the club's vice pres- ident and Yvonne Atkins is both treas- urer and secretary. In the month of October the club had ca feast in the home of Mrs. Pap- lawsky, the sponsor. They have also had two school sales. The interest is in the German culture and in socializing out- side of class. The cnib is planning a trip to Los Angeles to see a German film and then go to a German restau- rant. ...J Row 1: J. Boyer, L. Culbert, D. Drewery, S, Arbayo, J, Garibay, 2: L. Martin, R. Mendez, B. Treutler, O. Romo, Mr. Coleman. Row l: G. Dunham, S. Happersberg, J. Weber, Y. Atkins. Row 2: A. Hom, S. Dinnell, R, Radcliffe, M. Thomas, J. Arnzen. Row 3: G. Scheible, D. Armstrong, S. Cook, B. Treutler, F, Lemke, Mrs. Pap- lawsky. RADIO CLUB Every Thursday stu- dents interested in amateur radio or experimenting in electronics can use the facilities of the electronics shop and the help of their sponsor, Mr. Coleman, to enioy this hobby. Mem- bers can work on individual proiects or a group interest such as code. Some activities are field trips to sites both educational and fun. R STUDENT HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE gf N-eww ,' rg' v.,.J Row iz N. Landale, B. DeFlanders, R. Wooten, N. Chin, B. Rayford. Row 2: J. Herrera, G. Oliveira, J. Harris, J. Martin, R. Millan, M. Jones. Row 3: J. Hawkins, E. Rodriguez, M. Oliver, H. Velline, J. Gonzales, E. Yee The San Diego High Student Human Relations Committee is an advisory body, not directly respon- V, sible to any organization, which worlcs for the stu- dent body. lt is made up of an indefinite number of students who ioin voluntarily for equal grade, cultural, and ethnic representation. Its purpose is to better the communication and relationship be- tween student and student, student and faculty, and student and community. A new program has been incorporated this year to better the relationship among neighboring schools. A one-day exchange program is being tested. lts purpose is to replace the stereotype that students of different schools may have of each other with a well-informed opin- ion, to achieve a better understanding of the prob- lems of student government at other schools, and to let the public realize that teen-age students are capable of promoting a better relationship with fellow students. This committee is sponsored by Mr. Russell, and the chairman is Brenda DeFlanders. lt meets once a month or at other designated periods at alternating times. This committee has an active part in student affairs. President Brenda DeFlanders and Vice President John Herrera. HUNGRY l'S Hungry l's, sponsored by Mr. Russell, is centered on the fact that ideas are fun. The meet- ings stimulate thoughts in all areas and concern topics from religion to bull-fighting. Speak- ers who are experts in their field are brought to speak about current issues and prob- lems of interest to the students. Row l: J. Herrera, M. Thomas, K. Thurston, A. Garner, T. Anderson, A. Hom, Row 2: E. Rodriguez, G. Oliveira, M. Wallen, W. Osgood, J. Bohler, J. Lee. Row lf B. DeFlanders, T, Wittner, A. Retes, Row 2: Mr. Stewart, Mrs. Patten, S. Munoz, B. Lang. Thespians and Speakers' Forum are ioined in common interests. Mrs. Patten and Mr. Stewart are sponsors of both clubs, and the officers are the same. Pres- ident, Katy Thurston, Vice Pres- ident, Steve Munoz, Secretary, Robin Murphy, and Treasurer, Susan Youel. Speakers' Forum prepares in- terested students tor Thespians. At the end of the year, an ini- tiation party is held and mem- bers of Speakers' Forum grad- uate into Thespians. Speakersi Forum this year has planned many activities and sales, such as the One Act Play Festival in March, the brownie sale at the beginning of the year and another planned sale in April, near Shakespeare's birthday. 55 The Porterfield Chapter of Quill and Scroll, an interna- tional honorary society for high school iournalists, is sponsored by Mrs. Madeo. Quill and Scroll's primary purposes are to promote in- terest in creative writing and participation in school publi- cations, and to honor and recognize students who have made contributions in this field. Quill and Scroll also sponsors and edits Lit Pa- rade, San Diego High's an- nual creative writing maga- zine. QUILL AND SCROLL Row 7. S. Franklin, H. Kister, A. Hurd, E. Yee. Row 2. K. Benson, C. King, A. Dur- rill, M. Handrich, Mrs. Madeo. CHECKING MANUSCRIPTS Row 1: H. Kister Row 2: J. Herrera B. Wright, E. Yee M. Handrich, A Durrill. RUSS STAFF Bernard Wright Fall Editor-in-Chief Row lr M. Schoemann, B. DeFlanders, A. Garner, J. Rodgers, G. Meirath, O. Sherr. Row 2: R. Radcliffe, M, Thomas, J. Dickson, A Bell, R. Lyckberg, L. Breeden, S. Weathers. Row 3: M. White, B. Wright, E. Yee, D. Harris, L. Trainor, S, Harwood, N. Shoffner. The Russ staff is a hard-working group of students whose main purpose is to inform the students at San Diego High School of all news, sports, social events, and school problems. The staff is supervised by Mrs. Celia Squires and headed by an Editor- in-Chief. The leaders of the staff are the following students: Fall Editor-in-Chief, Bernard Wright, Spring Editor-in-Chief, Eu- gene Yee, News Editor, Steve Dinnell, Copy Editor, Norma Westmoreland, Page Editors, Nancy Shoffner, Linda Breeden, Angela Garner, and Jan Rodgers, Picture Editor, John Dickson, Art Editor, Mike Cal- vin, Exchange Editor, Al Bell, Advertising Manager, Gloria Meirath, Business Man- ager, Olga Sherr, Accountant, Paula Clark, Circulation Manager, Marilyn Schoemann. lt has taken many long hours of hard work to make this paper one of the finest in the city. if Eugene Yee Spring Editor-in-Chief RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING P'-Ziff-ril emQf ?QQH 9 :ag lm - Eff.. E.. K S , Q R 5- gg gilgb 'H . M M We -Mfg.-.:11:... ,I.. .. .. . H 4.A..Z.,.g,,,,.i, .,. ,, I,,,k, , III'-i 7.Q'f.f.1 .flew M -..- IIII IIILII f X I ,,,:l if . y ' 4, 4' ,.f , Z . . A Zee? 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MW? iw milf! ,fr ' ff .'..1ff.11c. 1z?ff'f' .M ' I x . I H ,em f I ' EIVZAJ' f M' v W '. MfSgf. Mathews Of .We 7,1 Sieve Welch Legion of Valor Award winner BATTALION STAFF Row I: J. Joyce. Row 2: S. Welch, E. Yee, J. Cas- dorph, A. Hurd. Row 3: W. Godwin-Austen. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS , G. Valdez, , 4 iv , Row T: J. Tsuneishi. Row 2: B. Norman, L. Robinson T. Nierodzinski. Row 3: M. White, S. Ramos, O. Thompson, W. Barnick, R. Soto. Row 4: W. Godwin-Austen, J. Bennett, M. Lopez, J. O'Flaherty, A. Partida. BLUE DEVILS Drill team commander: A. Hurd. Guidon: C. Mitchell. Inside V f G. Konishi, D. Cooks D. Sprout, M. Lopez, R. Sherwood, G. Oliviera, R. Green, J. Burks, J. Casdorph, A. Burgo side V : S. Ramirez, S. Garza, W. Romo, R. Hoffman, C. Oposcolo, R. Castro, W. Ga T. Nett, M. Toland, E. Yee, C. White. A'x -M., Www-mawmsv S r,,,' VE W. Renner, Stoehr. Out- ley, , J. lis, S. Welch, B COMPANY Guidon: L. Culbert. Row 7 J. Morman, J. Joyce. Row 2 J. Bennett, D, Mendoza Row 3: R. Freeland, A. Val- dez, T. Jacquett, M. Perez W. Schoemann, A. Particla R. Soto, N. Reed, W. Romo Row 4: D. Chambers, D Douglas, R. Chowning, D Bennett, D. Colston, D Goodall. Row 5: W. Barnick B. Cartwright, R. Wells, B Norman, M. White, S. Dunkl. A COMPANY Guidon: M. Toland. Row 1 E. Yee, .l. Tsuneishi. Row 2 R. Ramos, .l. O'Flaherty, G Valdez, D. Chowning, A Quan. Row 3: W. Godwin Austen, T. Nierodzinski, M Lopez, L. Robinson. Row 4 D. Sanchez, J. Perez, G Coffey, D. Thompson. C COMPANY Guidon: G. Konishi. Row T: A. Hurd, S. Welch, .l. Cas- dorph. Row 2: P. Martinez, R. Cologne, R. Green, R. Sherwood, S. Garza, E. Rod- riquez, D. Sprout, R. Hoff- man, T. Neff, W. Renner. Row 3: W. Moorehead, G. Reyes, G. Oliveira, S. Ra- mirez, M. Lopez, A. Burgo, C. Mitchell. Row 4: D. Cooksley, W. Gavelis, C. Burns, T. Audgens, R. Cas- tro, .l. Burke, J. Stoehr, C. Oposcolo, C. White. BRIGADE COLOR GUARD 'R 1 . Y lf! 1 3' .4534 1 Yr . S. Garza, J. Burke, G. Oliveira, P. Marfinez. BEST DRILLED SQUAD .rr 'r L ' R R MXN I new Row 1: J. Burke. Row 2: D. Cooksley, R. Green, W. Renner, M. Lopez, R. Hoffman, W, Romo. 5 GIRLS' 'Y 23:53, RECREATION ,, ASSOCIATION MODERN DANCE Girl's Recreation Association is open to all girls at San Diego High School with the idea of promot- ing interest in girls' sports, and of making new friends. Some of the activities that are offered in- clude badminton, track and field, modern dance, gymnastics, swimming, and tennis. These are of- fered throughout the year with many girls par- ticipating in each activity. GYMNASTICS PEPSTER OFFICERS Josie Giacalone Charyl Hann Phyllis Diaz Jim Hawkins President Vice President Secretary Treasurer BENCHWARMERS Row l: S. Hinrichsen, J. Au rand, C. Munoz, L. DeLan noy, N. Andreco, L, Smalley 5. Campbell, T. Gore, L. An- derson, D. Harris, G. Babbs Row 2: S. Youel, G. Watson, C. Lower, J. Reyman. Pepsters began their year by supporting the football team at the games and during practice. They painted signs for the games and sold ribbons and programs to raise money to film the games. During practice they backed the team by serving them cake, punch, and cookies. At the end of the season, Pepsters showed their apprecia- tion for all the hard work the team put forth, by presenting them with a banquet. The school spirit didn't stop when football season ended. The basketball team had a great season and the Pepsters cheered them all the way. They served refreshments and sold programs and ribbons for these games also. Pepsters is composed of the Benchwarmers, Song and Cheerleaders, Caveman and Cavebell, the Hurdle Crew and many loyal Cavers. These various groups have backed the teams and promoted school spirit all through the year. ,L ' Ek an EE .W Z9 ZW' AU,, .QCA 29 , ' W Row 1: G, Watson, M, Bull, L. Smalley, T. Row T: G. Babbs, M. Cupp, W, Gayden, M Gore, G. Scheible. Oliver. OUTSTANDING PEPSTERS These Pepsters are students who are outstanding in many different ways, in develop- ing and increasing school spirit. Most of them have participated in ribbon, member- ship, and program sales, but these are not the only factors that went into the choosing of these people. They also helped paint and hang signs, served the teams refresh- ments, participated in rallies, and helped with many other extra activities concerning Pepsters. BENCHWARMERS ,... Row 1: M. Shook, R. Romano, B. Thorpe, C. Albano, P. Hunn, A. Hom, L. Leggitt. Row 2: L. Davis, L. Holt, J. Hoey, M. Duran. SERGEANETTES ff - . S , top fo boffom: C. Johnson, K. Donaldson, C Schmidt, T. Giacalone, D. Jones, L. Turner, B. Wallace S. Sfockfon, P. Roberfs, L. Sykes, L. Breech, R. Breech K. .Shuck, M. Lassen, S. Clark, C. Shaw, E. Brown, M Lindberg, W. Smith, P. Richardson, S, Blacker, R. Parfida H. McGovern. 65 E., I W , ,ts fa , , 'N 9719: JM Zgjgxfjisvzf ?:zfi'E' I ,HV S I 1' u fa 2, 3:-'3 Aw-Hia' ,V 'www , , ,si wi. ,, P' , g 1 f ,,,. ' Miss Kuhn Miss Komisarcik ua . D , top to bottom: N. Shoffner, S. Macias, F. Symons, B. Calloway, J. Martin, M. Balistreri, O. Sherr, F. Delan.o, M. SooHoo, F. Tocco, R. Aguilera, Y. Lopez, L. Walk, G. Stoker, G. Barnes, D. Busalacchi, A. Frontiero, H. Olivares, M. Cooke, M. Dixon, S. Alcaraz, J. Arnzen, J. Smith, E. Hulet, J. Crawford, B. Comeaus, A. Trisby, J. King, P. Johnson, H. Thompson. Sergeanettes, San Diego High School's drill team, is composed of iunior and senior girls who perform at home football games, school rallies, and the Toyland Parade in December. The group consists of a drum corps and pom pom corps, which add much to the spirit of the football games. This year the Sergeanettes are headed by Mary Dixon, Colonel, and Marcia Cooke, Major. They are directed and supervised by Miss Komisarcik and Miss Kuhn. Mary Dixon Colonel ,I Marci Cooke Major 'Thx SERGEANETTES OFFICERS Hilda Olivares Rosie PGffiG'C1 lst Captain 3rd CUPf0ff1 Marian Balistreri 2nd Captain Silvia Alcaraz Drum Captain Joanne Arnzen Heather McGovern Drum Lieufe f nan Lieutenant Joan CfUWf0 d Frances Symons P 95'd9f'f Vice President Wendy gmffh Jane Martin Historian Treasure' MARCHING BAND Row 1: E. Cruz, J. Serrano, J. Brown, M. Thomp- son, R. Cologne, J. Brooks, V. Willis, R. Colla, D. Wright Row 2: J. Brooks, A. Berger, N. Scarr, K. Stone, R. Allioffo, J. Cobleigh, J, Lobenslein, M. Hudson, J. Myers, M. Barreff Row 3: L. Cook, G. Fos, E. Kilpatrick, R. Houff, G. Columbus, F. Fraboffa, J. Dixon, R. Tom, T. Taele Row 4: W. Ricks, R. Cardwell, M. Johnson, R. Orial, L. Williams, M. Nesfer, G. Lumbres, M. Guzman, G. Valdez, D. Wilson Row 5: S. Carini, L. Johns, D. Sfirling, B. Norman, F. Kirk, R. Johnson The Marching Band is a branch of lhe Concert Band and performed only briefly during '66-'67. lt performed at all home foolball games and car- ried San Diego's name to thousands of people along parade roules. The band was led by Drum Maior Charles King who added drum majoring to the other many services he has performed for his school. Drum Major Charles King CHAMBER ORCHESTRA FLUTE: D. Brown, J. Loben- stein. OBOE: R. Colla. CLARI- NET: 'C. King, G. Foss. TRUM- PET: R. Tom, M. Guzman. TROMBONE: 'J. Brooks. VIO- LIN: 'D. Cooksley, N. Giant, L, Blair, C. Campbell, D. Col- ston, B. Golindo, W. Hamilton. VIOLA: 'G. Travers, L. Reyes. CELLO: 'L. Corvera, J. Stuts- man, J. Lee. BASS: 'T. Demos, J. McCann. TUBA AND PER- CUSSION: 'D. Sterling. PER- CUSSION: 'M. Thompson, R. Cologne. 'Denotes principal chair player. STAGE BAND The Stage Band was a new organization at San Diego High this year. It dedicated itself to learning more about Jazz and other forms of popular and dance music, Its members are drawn from the Concert Band, and practice hard to master more difficult rhythms. They al- so replaced the pep band at many rallies and assemblies. FLUTES: 'J. Cobleigh, M. Hudson, J, Lobenstein. OBOE: 'R. Colla. CLARINET: 'C King, G. Fos, K. Stone, F. Kirk, N. Scarr, R. Alliotto, L. Cook, C. Ferris, E. Kilpatrick R. Houtt. ALTO CLARINET: 'F. Frabotta, J. Myers. BASS CLARINET: A. Reyes, J Dixon. ALTO SAX: 'G. Lumbres, M. Nester, L. Williams, G. Columbus. TENOR SAX 'R. Cardwell, R. Oriol, M. Johnson, BARITONE SAX: 'W. Ricks. TRUMPETS: 'R. Tom M. Guzman, G. Valdez, B. Norman, T. Taele. FRENCH HORNS: 'D. Wilson, M. Barret. TROMBONE: 'J. Brooks, A. Berger, L, Johns. BARITONE: 'E. Cruz, R. Herrerra. BASS 'S. Carine, D. Sterling, R. Johnson. PERCUSSION: M. Thompson, J. Brown, M. Durkee J. Perez, J. Rayo, J. Serrang, V. Willis, D. Wright, R. Cologne, J. Brooks. 'Denotes principal chair player. CONCERT BAND The instrumental music pro- gram at San Diego High School was under Mr. Samuel E. Terry during the '66-'67 school year. Under his leadership the pro- gram made great progress and San Diego High once again grew toward a position of musical respect. The stage band program greatly broadened the versatility of the music program. The orchestra achieved several fine honors and worked hard to lay the foundation of larger orchestras in the coming years. It was a year of hard work for all instrumentalists, but a year of tremendous growth for the music program. 71 Row l: P. Hunn, M. Olds, J. Crawford, K. Clark, V. Willis, M. Christianson, S. Clark, D. Sfilwell, N, Eden., B Tharpe. Row 2: F. Saramienfo, J. Houston, E. Carasco, J. Canonigo, M. Ingram, S. Davis, P. Richardson, T Porrer, D. Shaw, B. Wood, B. Comeaux. Row 3: Mr. Maxwell, L. Masfen, J. Carva, J. Frazier, J. Bixby, N Landale, J. Cummins, J. Herrera, J. Chapman, H. Moore, W. Godwin-Ausfen, D. Thompson. Row 4: T Demos, M, Kufzner, D. Sharpe, A. Chresfopolous, B. Calloway, F. Pecoraro, K. Oliver, N. Shupe, S. Gaines, V. Bolam, P. Pafferson, A, Jacqueff. Row 5: D. Wakefield, G. Perkins, M. Trainer, C. Lower, N. Johnson, M. Oliver, J. Joyce, P. Piro, B. Wesfon, R. Crawford, S. Youel, M, Handrich. HILLTOP CHOIR The San Diego High School Hill- top Choir meets daily under the supervision of Mr. E. Harrison Maxwell, and is an outstanding High School choir. They perform for the National Convention of Nurses, Hotel Del Coronado, var- ious civic organizations, churches, hospitals, banks, and lunior highs. They also participate 'in school assemblies, concerts and the an- nual Christmas Vespers. Row l M Noisat M Gracolone P Millsap Row 2 W Gayden F Van Patten, E. Persky, R. Jackson Row 3 C Shaw S Flewelling C Murphy C Hubbell Row 4 T Richardson, T. Gore, S. Ferris, S. Campbell J King Row 5 A Bullock L Sloan C White G Hudlow E Bradley, O. Copitas. Row l: B. Tharpe, N. Eden, M. Christianson, S. Campbell, S. Youel, L. Sloan, M Kutzner, J. King, J. Crawford, E. Persky. Row 2: J. Joyce, M. Trainor, N. Johnson, J Herrera, H. Moore, T. Porter, T. Gore, S. Ferris, F. Saramiento, D. Stilwell, B. Wood A. Chrestopolous, G. Hudlow, R. Crawford. MADRIGALS Madrigals is a group of carefully-selected singers per- forming under the direction of Mr. E. Harrison Maxwell. This group of highly-acclaimed students is very much in demand to perform throughout San Diego for various women's organizations, church services, and hospitals. They also perform at school assemblies and music festivals. STAGE CREW Row 1 H McGovern, N. Gibbon N Sfrmgarl, R. Ro- R 2 R M'll R mano ow ran, . Muela J DePhrll:ppis, M. Chin ART SERVICE Row 1 L Day S Munoz R Murphy B Morhecrd D Stirling Terve! Hi fellow cavers! This past summer in Finland was a unique experience for me. The acquiring of a new family, friends, customs, and language were only a part of my summer in Finland as an American Abroad through the American Field Service program. ln living with my fam- ily, the Laakkonens, l was able to become a member of the Finnish society. This is the main purpose behind AFS-the broadening of ideas and understanding between people of the world. This purpose was well-accom- plished this past summer through the 750 students who went, as l did, to seek a better relationship with people through the mutual exchange of ideas, language, habits, and customs. .IUDY CARTON AFS EXCHANGE STUDENTS Dear friends, lt is very hard to tell you how great and beautiful it has been sharing this year with you, studying and having fun together at San Diego High School. l know that this year will always remain in my heart together with all of you. I want to express to you my gratitude for this wonderful experience that you made pos- sible. I am sure that you will always be mar- velous and continue to give your help for a better understanding and love in the world through the American Field Service. A sincere ciao from your Italian AFS student, Silvana SILVANA HINRICHSEN ff-f.3 ' ' f ' 43 , igcirgn M K' W is 1 H fu m , ' 'Q V. 7 . ' . ' 'Qi' YQ 3' ff. . ,Q 3 I 4 M gr? X, WQQ ,, qs' A. V, iW ,L ii tw 1. T WM 2' .ff fs! rl' if '!lrll3mJ1.. 5 , Hi'f'IL .arf A mam, mf P f ga it XS , Xxx ' V Row I: J. Reyman, S. Hinrichsen, J. Carton, G. Meirath, P. Jameson S. Stockton, M. Noisat, D. Cruz. Row 2: V. Oaks, K. Benson, S Franklin, T. Porter, A, Hurd, E. Brown, N. Collis, G. Oliveira. Row 3 Mr. Otterstad, C. Oaks, A. Durrill, K. Hayashi, C. Lower, S. Youel, J. Hawkins, Miss Smith. THE SPIANS AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB The members of the A.F.S. Club are students who want to have a part in the Ameri- can Field Service Program which brings a foreign stu- dent to the Castle and spon- sors Cavers in the American Abroad Service for a sum- mer or a year. This club meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Activities include speakers from foreign coun- tries, parties, and special activities during Brotherhood week. Sales are given to raise the 5750.00 needed for the program. Row I: B. DeFlanders, K. Thurston, R. Murphy, S. Youel, Row 2: Mr. Stewart, Mrs. Patten, S. Munoz, S. Welch, Mr. Kashima. The purpose of Thespians is to further develop the dra- matic talent of its members through participation in ex- tracurricular activities. Mr. Stewart sponsors this club, Troup 551 of the National Honorary Dramatic Society. Members are chosen ac- cording to the number ol points they have earned by participating in plays and other dramatic activities. Thespian activities included the production of Out of the Frying Pan, three one-acts and a speech competition. Sales are given to raise a SlO0.00 scholarship which is given to a senior with dramatic potential at the end of the year. Maf WF - s ., v xc -1-1 f, L., - . . it ... y g I J y . ,...,,. .. ..,, W . 4 ' f ' f ,. I .,.,. ,, Q fy X CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Sandy Changnon Bernard Wright Fall Pt'9SIdef'lI Spring Pregidenf FALL AND SPRING CABINETS The California Scholarship Federation, an academic and service organization is one of the largest on the Hill. ltris composed of stu- Row I: J. Stewart, N, Eden, 5. Davis, A. Wong, I. Sanchez, N. Keating. Row 2: M. Kutzner, M. Cooke, O. Hom, J. Arnzen, N, Tam, R. Chin, M. SooHoo. Row 3: S. Youel, B. Wright, R. Crawforcl, P. Jacobson, R. Hoff, M. Lindberg, D. Burk. dents who qualify on the basis of high scholarship and extra-curricular activi- ties. The two main activities it sponsors yearly are the annual college tour which visited the campuses of UCI, Whittier, Kellogg Campus at Cal Poly, and Pomona, and a picnic in May for members and guests. For seniors who have been members at least four semesters, awards and an honorary luncheon are given at graduation. C.S.F. also offers an annual schol- arship to its best-qualified member. CSF SENIORS xox Vu 3. ea .3 .f i Row 1: A. Lew, S. Changnon, S. Tom, R. Hom, M- Noiwff R. Chin, N- Eden, C- HGUHH, J- Carton, L. Breeden. Row 2: M. Lindberg, J. Arnzen, J. Condra, M. Cooke, W. Barnick, J. Beretta E. Yee, J. Lee, A. Hom, J. Glasgow. Row 3: S. Youel, S. McElfresh, D. Covey, L. Orman, C. King, S. Chamberlain, W. Osgood, J. Bohler, R- Cf0Wf0fd, M- Wvllen. CSF UNDERCLASSMEN S Row 1: B. Schmucker, E. Persky, C. Osborn, M. SooHoo, S. Lee, L. Baker, S. Davis, A Wong, L. Atkins. Row 2: F. Miller, D. Buck, M. Schoemann, K. Self, O. Hom, R. Fort, D Seid, N. Grant, J. Stewart. Row 3: N. Landale, J. Hawkins, M. Greenleaf, J. Hom, R. Hoff J. Klauber, L. Smalley, L. deLannoy, T. Gore, M. Kutzner. Row 4: G. Hoey, B. Lang, J Lee, W. Renner, D. Larson, R. Newsom, M. Nesfer, M, Thompson, G. Perkins, M. Gerlach W. Gavelis. I 1 LE TTERMEN'S CLUB ,......-'- Oscar Foster Orvin Romo Joe Lupian President Vice President 5eCrefGry Lettermen's Club, sponsored by Coach Dahms, is composed of athletes on the Hill who have excelled in sports. A letter showing achievement is the requirement for membership. The members are responsible for serving refreshments at home basket- ball games, and they also sponsor the annual Blue-White football game. The club's activities this year have included attendance at a Gulls' hockey match, a trip to Disneyland, and a party at Big Oak ranch. They also made a donation to AFS. yrfyr Row 1, l. to r.: J. Cas- tillo, D. Gonzales, F. Wood, D. Stillwell, L. Simon., S. Billings, B. Vega, T. Rivas, D. Bak- er, M. Baker, J. Ber- nard. Row 2: L. Casias, G. Callan, J. Giam- marinaro, A. Casias, J. Hom, R. Steed, A. Viray, S. Carini, R. Mendez, J. Frost. Row 3: A. Hom, T. Ander- son, J. Lee, E. Brad- ley, E. Hudlow, J. Jacobsen, F. Piranio, M. Miranda, S. McEl- fresh, J. Garibay. Row 4: C. King, B. Batten, O. Romo, D. Davis, C. Glazner, S. Chamber- lain, B. Lassen, P. Jacobsen, W. Osgood, L. Johns, O. Foster. WHO LE TTERMEN'S BANQUE T FUTURE TEACHERS if Row l: N. Chin, L. Jones, S. Stockton., M. Noisat, C. Cabawlers, R. Chin, A. Quijano, N. Tam. Row 2: A. Hurd, G. Olivera, W. Gayden, C. Clayton, J. Car- ton, B. Hom, D. Buck, T. Balistreri. Row 3: R. Crawford, J. Joyce, S. Youel, T. Johns, J. Lee, E. Rodriguez, O. Copitas, V. Oaks, Mrs. Sawyer. FALL OFFICERS Sec.-Treas. O. Copitas, Pres. M. Noisat, Vice Pres. R. Chin. The Future Teachers is a national organiza- tion directlysptmsored by Sim-Diego State College. This club, sponsored by Mr. Davis, and Mrs. Sawyer, is made up of students who are interested in the field of educa- tion and want to learn more about teach- ers and how to prepare for this career. Activities include observing classes, talk- ing to teachers and listening to college speakers and taking field trips to other schools. Senior members can receive credit as classroom teacher assistants. x sw' 5' J 1 84 SPORTS f Q ' ' .,,., .E ,,L, ,, Q S sr- . f wg! . , ,V ' U 'L' ' , V Zu? H '1 . ,. xii? .25 , ' Wi ,, L,,. , ' , I I, .-,,i - 'ff , -V K W3 , f . . ,Q L . Aa- 7524219 'Z ', . rfb' -ff' ' 'W' 'T v WMMW f ' ' '- if 5 . - A I - Frank Piranio Jim TUFGHTO Co-Captain CO-COPfGlfl VARSITY Row 1: S. Carini, F. Piranio, G. Pinlcney, S. Vanella, H. Chase, G. Anfos, D. Oden, J. Taranfo, C. Glazener, L. Johns, R. Johnson. Row 2: G. Williams, R. Guiferrez, B. McFarlan, J. Lupian, C. Kern, J. Giammarinaro, A. Davis, J. Norman, C. Nakamura, S. Billings, L. Simon, L. Casias. Row 3: R. Romano, M. Miranda, H. Schroeder, Mgr., Brad McKay. The football team this year finished with a 1-8 record. One of our greatest handicaps was the lack of varsity experience. Highlights of the season were touchdown runs by Steve Billings and Robert Johnson, and Gerald Lewis' touchdown kickoff return against Servite. Excitement came from touchdown passes of Leonard Simon and Glenn Callan. Players on the offensive line who produced excellent blocking were Frank Piranio, Phil Adair, and Charles Glazener. End Howard Chase caught passes for either touchdowns or for long gains. Our defense, led by Joe Giammarinaro, .loe Lupian, Bruce McFarlan, and Greg Antos did well this year. The team was honored this year when Howard Chase was selected All-Eastern FOOTBALL Coaches Duke and Shacklett Varsity Record SDHS 13 19 SDHS 6 47 SDHS 12 33 SDHS 20 42 SDHS O 27 SDHS 12 28 SDHS 6 20 Row 1: D. Davis, L.. Vick, R. Jones, M. SDHS 7 21 Burks. Roy 2: G. Callan, A. Marquez, G. SDHS 19 14 Sauls, J. Frost, P. Adair. Madison Servite La Jolla Crawford St. Augustine Hoover Lincoln Morse Mission Bay A Caver score in the air-TD-Callan to Williams. LEAGUE SDHS-CRAWFORD ln our first Eastern League game of the season-Crawford-the Cavers were unable to score in the first half. Trailing 28-O, San Diego went to the air scoring three times. The first touchdown came when Leonard Simon hit Gerald Williams with a 45 yard pass. No sooner had the de- fense, led by Robert Johnson, Barry Allen, Greg Antos, Joe Giammarin- aro, and Marvin Burks given the ball back to San Diego, when Glenn Callan threw a 45 yard pass to Wil- liams for the second Caver score. The third San Diego touchdown was set up when Howard Chase alertly covering a Caver punt, recovered the fumble of Crawford's receiver. San Diego scored when Callan threw a l2 yard pass to Steve Billings. San Diego, in the second half, passed for over 200 yards while Gerald Wil- liams caught two touchdown passes. Other standouts were Jerimiah Frost, Steve Vanella, and Leo Casias. Howard Chase catches long gainer against Saints. SDHS-ST. AUGUSTINE The Cavers, anxious to upset Saints at their homecoming, played Saints even in the first quarter. The Cavemen, trying to open up holes in the Saints' line, were held to limited yardage in the first half. Juniors Bruce McFarlan and Joe Lupian aided by Seniors Frank Piranio, Marco Miranda, and Jim Taranto did an excellent defensive iob keeping Saints from scoring during the second half. Saints won 88 the game 27-O. lCTlON SDHS-HOOVER The game at Hoover saw the spirited Covers awaiting the league-leading Cardinals. Trailing 14-O in the second quarter, San Diego drove 65 yards to score with Robert Johnson taking the ball for the last l2. The final Caver touchdown came in the fourth quarter when Leonard Simon threw a long pass down field which bounced off a Card- inal defender's hands and into the arms of Dale Davis. A big play at the beginning of the game took place when Howard Chase caught an apparent 72 yard touchdown pass only to have a penalty nullify the score. The final score was Hoover 28-'l2. Jerimiah Frost awaits touchdown pass SDHS-LINCOLN The Cavers started the Lincoln game by recovering the ball on the opening kickoff and driving deep into Lincoln territory. Although the ball switched hands after four downs, Joe Giammarinaro recovered Lincoln's fumble on their l7 yard line. Early in the second quarter, Steve Billings scored. Frank Piranio, Howard Chase, and Charlie Glazener led the offense while Jim Taranto, Bruce McFarlan, and Joe Lupian did solid defensive work. Gerald Lewis also made a 65 yard interception run in the fourth quarter. Lincoln won the game 20-6. Steve Billings outruns Lincoln defenders. 89 SDHS-MORSE The Covers threatened first against Morse when Leonard Simon directed a drive down to the Morse 5 yard line. A fumble ended the threat, however. San Diego came close to scoring again but a touchdown pass fell incom- plete. The lone Caver touchdown came when Leonard Simon threw a scoring pass to Howard Chase. Morse won 21-7. Standouts were Barry Allen, Robert Johnson, Mar- vin Burks, and David Johnson. Steve Billings outsteps Morse defenders. Varsity Seniors E774 .loe Giammarinaro Frank PFFGFIFO 90 Leonard Simon ' Vmgfmfm i f , f ig! , A ,JA f WW my X ,ifieiiez wifsgmf fillet Howard Chase All-Eastern League End JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL as , 5' U? X? may I K 5 , L, D 'QQ 9 S Q Y 1 XR 1 ' tk t 2 lf21.,,2,7 man' V 237' ,, 321 his V 4 M V' f 0 K Coach Boehmke Row 1: C. Ross, D. Beavers, C. Frausto, J. Canepa, P. Ballestreri, L. Sanchez, J. Guidi, A. Campo, R. Royball, R. Roberts, J. McDonald, J. Cava, T. Murphy, D. Barnes, R. Allen. Row 2: D. Hoey, R. Marquez, S. Cendali, J. Harrington, E. Johnston, C. Burdine, G. Schuck, R. Porter, M. Rice, L. Earner, C. Clunn, E. Basey, V. Tofiga, M. Emmons, A. Barrios, E. Bradley, D. Arana, R. Hueso. - iff-ml'-ta Y11'5'-5'-551 -wgrits The Junior Varsity football team this year finished its season with a 3-6 record. CROSS Row 1: S. Valdez, D. Gonzalez, J. Bernard, D. Stilwell, J. Hom. Row 2: T. Anderson, O. Romo, G. Bergstrom, J. Jacobsen, T. Casias. Varsity This year's Varsity Cross Country Team placed first, taking the Eastern League Cross Country Championship Trophy with a 4-O league record. The team was led by John Jacobsen, Orvin Romo, and Gerald Bergstrom. Other consistent performers were Dan Gonzalez, John Bernard, and Tony Casias. The Junior Varsity, led by Tori Meza and Pedro Sandoval, placed second in com- petition with a 3-I record. John Jacobsen Most Valuable Runner Orvin Romv Coach Martin Pedigo COUNTRY ,M 151 41 , M- A . A W ,,..,..,..2wf:f . . . A . M f, M-ff W, cf all , H. . ., 4 ' . I - J -.-'wwf-ef, ' Danny Gonzalez Junior Varsify Gerald Bergstrom Row 1: R. Hoff, R. Hom, W. Gayden, T. Meza, P. Sando- val, A. Ellefson, .l. Garibay. Row 2: E. Gutierrez, R. Mendez, L. Orman, W. Osgood, .l. Damron, A. Hom, D. Burgess, S. Cook, L. Berryman. Coach Davidson BOYS' GYMNASTICS This year, the gymnastics team completed its season with a l-3 record, placing fourth in the Eastern League. The lack of depth hurt the team a great deal. Standouts were Bill Lassen, participating in all areas of gymnastics, Frank Frabolta, free exercise, Xavier Hernandez and Tony Richardson, long horse, and Steve McElfresh, rope climb. Benny Vanella Row 1: L. McMorse, W. Newton, F. Sarmiento, D. Lee, M. Ruggiero, O Lopez. Row 2: H. Marianovich, L. McNair, X. Hernandez, F. Frabotta R. Bargatze. Row 3: W. Lassen, S. McElfresh, T. Richardson, R. Lopez B. Torres, B. Hom, J. Hogan. Row 4: D. Wakefield, C. Long, V. Seki shiro, B. Vanella, J. Ornelas, M. Gurling, L. Payne, w-.- 1 l 1 , I ' ' g ff f ' ' ,. X ',. , mam L A MW i ,, 7 QM ,V j .- f.ff.,- ' W- f'--'f---' .M 4, ,-f- L- ,,,.,. Lys. W- V, . y 2 W f'5? ,333'21. he ' .... , ' fin s: ....,. W... 'if' H Wifiiwsiwsms l .f ' .. W v Mx .., Bill Lassen Steve McElfresh 'QW sm f GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Row I: S. Norfleet, G. Graham, M. Wiles, J. Colmenero, M. Thomas, H. Kister, J. Rodgers. Row 2: N. Stringari, N. Quinones, C. Bustillos, C. Sauter, L. Davis, E. Parker. Row 3: S. Blacker, B. McDonald, M. Lassen, R. Schrinkel, P. Johnson, C. Munoz. With the aid of ex- cellent players such as Elizabeth Hacker, Jill Stewart, Renee Ro- mano, Judy Carton, and Margie Volk, the girls' tennis team was able to take second place in Eastern L e a g u e competition this year. GIRLS' TENNIS San Diego High girls' gymnastics team involves interscholastic gymnastic competition. Under the sponsorship of Miss Kuhn, members showing outstanding potential are Sherry Blacker, Rose Hom, Kathy Self, and Linda Davis. Row I: J. Carton, A. Berger, J. Stewart, R. Romano. Row 2: J. Petty, L. Blair, R. May, C. Berner, E. Hacker. Varsity Basketball Record VARSITY BASKETBALL CIF! CIF! CIF! This year San Diego High had an outstanding Varsity basketball team! The terrific teamwork and accurate shooting of Oscar Foster, combined with the speed and agility of Johnny Otis, were the greatest individual contributions to the team. There were many other outstanding players: John Bohler, with his accuracy in shooting and few mistakes, Caesar Aguirre, with his great hustling and good defense, and Orie McLemore, with his good shooting and dribbling. After winning the San Diego Kiwanis Tournament, they went on to the tough San Bernardino Tournament to win four out of five games. The team then won the Eastern League championship, and first place in the San Diego California lnterscholastic Federation championship with a record of twenty-nine wins and two losses! Oscar Foster broke his own scoring record by scoring forty-one points in a single game. Oscar also broke the all-county record of 1416 points by scoring 1766 points in only three years! Bill CIF Coach of the Year! Chase, D, Davis, J. Otis, O. Foster, M. Wallen, J. Bohler, McLemore, L. Johns. SD Opponent 45 73 ...... San Dieguito .... .... . .. 67 ...... Hilltop ........ 61 56 ...... Helix .......... 38 57 ...... Grossmont ..... 38 61 ...... Monte Vista ................................. . 35 61 ...... 'Crawford ..................................... . 41 San Diego Kiwanis Tournament San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament 65 ...... 'Morse ......................................... . 56 61 ...... 'Hoover ..... 52 53 ...... 'Saints ....... .... . 55 62 ...... 'Lincoln ..... .... . 52 47 ............ 74 ............ 66 .... ..... 63 .... .... 63 .... ..... 78 .... ..... 70 .... ..... 76 ..... .... 71 ..... .... 67 ..... .... 'Crawford ..... 'Morse ........ if Hoover . 'Saints ........ 'Lincoln . ....... . ' Crawford .... . 'Morse ........ 'Hoover ...... 66 .... ..... ' 'Hilltop lClF Quarter-Finalsl 75 ............ 54 ............ 'Easter Madison lClF Semi-Finalsl n League S.D.C 'Saints ................................. ' Lincoln ....................... .......... Mt, Miguel lClF Finalsl ........ F Oscar Foster Johnny Otis Caesar Aguirre John Bohler THE STARTING FIVE Orie McLemore ...- ,,,,..---- First Place-Kiwanis Tournament-Unlimited CIF ACTION 5 , San Diego High's C.l.F. championship basketball games at California Western's Golden Gym were . . . won! The game Friday night was fast-paced, but was a sure win against Western League champion Madi- son High with San Diego leading by approximately eight points the whole time. The tension mounted near the end as Oscar and Caesar nearly fouled out, but the entire team effort was the controlling factor as San Diego won 75-66. On Saturday night the Mt. Miguel team was behind in scoring the first half, but gained points alternately with San Diego to keep both crowds cheering as if the game depended on it. Johnny Otis gained a one-point lead for the team by a free throw in the last few seconds, and from there the gym broke into a huge chant of We're Number One! as San Diego High won the 1967 C.l.F. Championship by a score of 54-53. Enthusiastic students overwhelmed the team and Coach Standly as the C.l.F. trophies were informally presented on the court. , JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Junior Varsity basketball team had an excel- lent season, finishing second in Eastern League competi- tion with an ll-4 league record. Under the leadership of Coach Gary Todd, the team has become extremely strong in rebounding. The leading scorer, Lonnie Wil- liams, is an outstanding Varsity candidate for next year. Coach Gary Todd Row l: Mgr. C. Faust, T. Gayden, L. Williams, M. Jackson, G. Columbus. Row 2: D. Fletcher, F. Kirk, J. Black, L. Earner, G. Antos. O VARSITY WRESTLING Charlie Davis Pedro Sandoval Row l: A. Abat, M. Sakata, W. Fairley, A. Martinez, O. Gab- riel, P. Sandoval, .l. Moya. Row 2: R. Gutierrez, L. Simon, A. Davis, C. Davis, B. McKay, G. Sauls, P. Adair. This year San Diego High's Varsity wrestling team has done very well. With the aid of Coach Boehmke, the team took second place in the Eastern League with a 4-l record. Coach Russell Boehmke Wrapped up in your work? Winning pin is near JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Row 7: J. Brown, Y. Sakafa, B. Johnson, J. Aguirre, R. Freeman, J. Victory! Medina. Row 2: E, Kilpatrick, V. Willis, D. Jenkins, A. Lopez, D. Barnes, R. Marquez, R. Hoelo. TENNIS A E A - .. 4 ' , , A... . Row 1: D. Frerichs, R, Hoff, S. Chamberlain, G. Hudlow, M. Gurlach, P. Jacobsen, L. Lupian, S. McElfresh, C. Saccio, J. Lee, L. Berryman, B. Boyer. Row 2: Coach Cook, F. Ogilvie, D. Shaw, L. Orman, K. Wong, M. Amador, W. Osgood, T. Vasquez, C. Long, R. Hom, A. Barrios, G. Perkins, M. Samuelson, R. Silvas, manager. W A A M , , V I , 3 V , gg... I, , 1:55, ' ' . - ' 4 . 2 V . -,' . -,..'. , , 4. ,, ' ' V, ff '- V Y wi mc ., . ,, L :ij K .. , , 3 B 3 , ,. 3, if 'Q kr Q A., - V .3 ,951-,. . .- I V- W M , , A , ..... . ' f ZH M ' ' VV V , Steve Chamberlain and Steve McElfresh. Paul Jacobsen and James Lee. .,.,,,,,.,,. ,,,, .,,, , ,,,, . ,, y NWT., , , 2 , z , 4 i Z 2 . ,, .. 1 1 Larry Lupian and Eugene Hudlow This year, San Diego High had an outstanding tennis team and the Cavers are tied for first place in the league with Crawford. Sopho- more Dwight Frerichs and iunior Robert Hoff lead the team in singles, with Larry Lupian and Eugene Hudlow, as well as Steve Cham- berlain and Steve McElfresh leading in doubles. GOLF -4 Cl W Ze 'si f , Row 1: B. Sforey, F. Wood, M. Hofcrlsky, S. Brown. Row 2: J. Damron, T. Oakley, J. Wyman, W. Weigcmd. Under the dlrechon of Coach Joe Duke, the golf team had cu very good secxson. The key players were Fred Wood, John Domron, Steve Brown, ond Morris Hotulsky. Fred Wood John Damron Sfeve Brown Morris Hofclsky 103 SWIMMING Q1 .mm ,E :..1 . fi . Mg, . ,H ' . fr .1 , 11. 2 ,, ' ' W , 4,333-.J jf, . 2 f' f f . ff ij., 522 V 'S Y' Jirr J J J J . gh , .. W,,.W VV K M... .,.. Y., .4 I rl .. . A KMWZLWH H V .. kry, . . mm, ry I . I V AV I 'sw .V I 5 J .. A , B V, H f Z , J J J J .5 .. .1 U ' r .f ff ' L' f ' w .ig ' W g if, 1 jg fm, . . if Q 3 I 5 4 '. ,K . V P V . V ' , Q . ,,L... . I E if h' . A . gr . . ' ' My f r V, 4 V .w 3gy.' ff.. V f if 4, Y . J ' I ,,,r ' 2' T fl 5- M we .-'Z' ,,.. ,N f ig. 5 . . ....- if , . J J iii Ji' ', . is V K ... ' B if' .5 JVM ' fy ' . Y ,:f'.:i' . ,,,, ., .,,. ff' W 11- L' .H . . ,..,,.. . Wa-' W K B fs . : ' fn ' f fl ' 4 V., I, . ,, fi ,. . . . , . . , , - . ,. . ' V- ' 'u f' ff if ff - f K .ff 'a f rc 1 .,. , I MHZ , if- .gfgai ' K ' ' 1 f ' 1 'Y ' L 1 1 'E . 55. we - - - ff 'M' f ' -1 V- 5E . ,, ,L L ' , , ' 'P . Q J ' 7 1 . , ' V -- . . . . , :4, . . . , A . , V . Row 1: J. Carrillo, F. Calamarri, M. Virgirio, O. Lopez. Row 2: D. Burgess, J. Frances, J. Hogan, P. Rumsey. Row 3: D. Kennedy, P. Sfarcevic, C. Glazener, B. Batten, R. Batfen, B. Lassen, J. Edwards. The swimming team this year was hamper- ed by many problems, such as few return- ing leffermen, no divers, and, as Coach Gary Todd explained, very stiff competi- tion. Coach Todd 4 VARSITY BASEBALL Under the direction and coaching of Mr. Charles Davidson, the baseball team has had a successful year. Their five re- turning lettermen, excellent' new members, and outstanding pitching staff have sparked the team to victory. Dale Davis has done a fine iob from the mound, and both the infield and outfield have shown good teamwork. Coach Davidson Pm qqagrmx , I pf +9 .ai- A . . W, .. . T . V, V M. I M ,Khan -,,,., 4? '59 -se. '- Aw .Mage-f Rowl S Billings J Brown R Steed D Oliver D. Davis,J. Giammarinaro, C. Estrada. Row 2 Coach Davidson B McFarlan D Fletcher, L. Casias, R. Jones, G. Callan, O. 105 , -- Steve Billings Outtield Danny Fletc Pitcher V .,,A K W,,, i ,S wrmvmvaia :ww QA Wu her 'I 'W Hzf, Q, f,,fwfw Af 1 is , I, i437,,'fy fm ZW ' ' 4 'V - , w we I VV,. if , ' f 5,4 ww- gg.',,-rf? 17, Y h ' '.I:,49'gMe53acnQ'?5,gW5, Joe Giammarinaro Outfield Leo Casias Outfield 6 David Oliver First Base sf 'nag' S v Q Ia! V ,AL . ?Q , . r '- 'I f'f'fm'tT'? - , f EL ,-a,1,,.zcf,c.,,,,,,A f f ' f Wi? A 3 'f' g,y4..? ' ' 1 V ,i ,V - 1:55, I f,,,.,f him , ,AA , ,W , iv-cwikx fr.. Q-M pg fy-A' 'QW wi kewfgfwvv f n,-w ,?'?:?f', wi in 53 51..,2'?'4'if , ' Jackie Brown Outfield ' ' ' a. L. :lv I fLff..' 3 W ' , ,fzgrx w 'ff 'f . , - N . ,, if QE? ,143 ,Q-,,,,i' ,. M mrfsme ,,,, six if it - it , ,, Dale Davis Pitcher Glenn Callan Catcher in wi Richard Steed Pitcher Bruce McFarlan Second Base VARSITY STANDOUTS Ralph Jones First Base VARSITY ACTION 1' JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: M. Jackson, R. Brown, D. Jenkins, V. Spifhaler, R. Castro, L. Deubler, J. Nanos, R. Allen, P. Sandoval, R. Torres. Row 2: G. Ebner, A. Frazier, D. McDaniel, J. McDonald, M. Hanson, R. Johnson, G. Anfos, J. Mazvagalis, D. Aranc, Coach lmlay, G. Columbus-Manager, ,Jw Coach lmlay ,. ..,. . ,., , i n , ,, M ' 5 . ,WW Z W, V W W A ' ' 'Lwfr r '- an ,.f if 2':5fI.'f Q '- , Wy he M4 15 f-ff 5 rw 'ww 4, ' av' I ff df,-lfffaf, .iw W Aa wg: A VL favifwa fb H wry Q ff s f J if A 56532 if VLVV : . ,:13?., , W.. .f A :- ' v- .imwi M, :px-,-: fr, -1 . af ' I 'rem icin g , rigid? ,avg ,ZQWWMWWMQ H , WEL WM.. rf! 4 f zw,.,',.: ' WMM nf H 1' W .M ig v fr Z4-if 1? ,. V. 5hE1-va . , ,f., J Ima, 1 , f .f - :f,.f,f-53?'ff 'wax .,' YHVVV- , , . ,,,. ' I - .1 Wi-ff' i 'A -7 .rf52i?L?Z?ff ---vii, 'f f,-wi.-V ' ,, , 'f2,fww,g,ffg,,,,,.f,J . ag' ..,,.f,,. H , :1,f:i i,mifrf' . -1sf2i:'esf- J' fffifQ1'?,'221'12 W, .f 1 M fi .V , 5. VL f , f' .'.iifQ.i24:7Qw V V' f ,m v ' 1 if W'-rf , f .i x ' wx:zA.,,w.,ZZd:f , f.Z'i'11 I ,Wi-',:,Af'f'vgg55fiK19YF 55 ' 113' f L 'Qu ' 1:71. H f I , 1'?--: uf5f:5,LW -f'T-f 1w f f : '? 3 1' 2 - Y f Y 'Y , , ,, A l jg, 5Ef4QQlf?.r2,i1i.f'ill ff wi? i' W ' ' L' L?-2 ' U aww i4.1,r11':6i: 'M-vqwsl V wf,wfff.4vff'w,'yv A wfff..,Qsv' ,mf:?.'jfn gm? f ff 1 W2 QW if 3 JUN, - , i if ww an My Q Q - , few 1 ff 4 K ' L wr f .1 fy-ya ,W A 'uf W M , m i 'I-ff A '- , , H M , , ,. , . ., ff 2 .,,. . . ...L M Rf M459 M if W f y , ia .M ' fr fx: US 7 'V 4f,-ww.,,,4,fv,f-gL1z,i5E5iiI ' ,,,f,..,, .W V VARSITY TRACK Under the supervision of Coaches Pedigo and Shacklett, San Diego High's excellent track team is in second place in the Eastern League, as this goes to press. The track team has a very good past record, and is presently ranked second in the county. Outstanding members are Phil Singleton in the high-iump lnumber one in the state for his age groupl, James Moore in the long-iump, and Orvin Romo running the half mile. ,,.'?i1n . 34, ft My hand! Row l: P. Singleton, M. Williams, L. Jennings, J. Bernard, R. Loftin, N. Johnson, C Brad ley. Row 2: L. White, G. Valdez, L. Seals, L. Payne, B. Allen, J. Fenderson, T. Meza T An derson. Row 3: F, Frabota, J. Moore, R, Mendez, T. Griswold, G. Bergstrom, E, Basey J Frost, J. Jacobsen., D. Stilwell, O. Romo. I ir L x Coach Pedigo Coach Shacklett uwvwiaw O If Barry Allen Mike Baker Sprints Pole Vault Lesfer lennln95 Needham Johnson Hurdles 440 James Bouncy Moore Orvin Romo Brood Jump 880 Phil Singlelon High Jump Tony Griswold Shol Puf TRACK STANDOUTS Danny Stilwell 2 Miles If as 4' fggggiggml? - , ' iff, , V,,' QV , I , IDD- TRACK ACTION ..w,. I , , X JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK Row 7: W. Gayden, E. Caldwell, D. Lee, R. Bargarze, D. Gonzalez, G. Schuck, M. Jones. Row 2: V. Willis, R. Voris, A. Martinez, T. Manzano, A, Trinca, T. Casias, G. Richards, A. Ellefson, A. Hom, K. McPherson. Row 3: S. Cooke, J. Castillo, L. Johns, R. Marquez, T. Evereff, J. Harringfon, L. Earner, J. Garibay, L. Williams, E. Gutierrez. L. 5 W l. fy K, ...H wg, 1' ..,. W, .,,., .,,.., , ,. W I Z i r 4 1 Lf 1 2 ,nw ..9 Jr-5 f Q.,- 4 Rm Du r 12, YV Hx 9 W 0' Q: LX , wif' 4 1 , 4V A 1 Q 2 ', . .4-,I K , ' s 1 5 1 1 -'Q 5041! 2 1 Q .. . 823 05 J my Q , A as Y -5 , X . , M A ,. 'va 4 ' , Q f , 5 1 5 31 X My i , .Q my I P K ,Q . 1,5 f , A KZ, V . 'Q ff? 5 lg 7 4. - ' ' 9 . u- , ' an . i trfw H Q , 1,-4. Q. 023.5 'Alf S i 1 . gr 8 A 1 , 'Q itz Q if Q . 15 31' ? ' ,miie-fi ' A K . , We as ' ' W has x S' . ' 12.53 121 ,lik . A - A '61 . W . v i g ,ay Counselors and Advisors Mr. Lesfer Bryant Mr. Bruce Davis Mr, Norman Chambers Mri Kennefh Chappell 91: : W? Sizes.: :1: ':. .V I ' 'V jf, Nu ' - M in sllslsolswlsl VA W lilq VV M , 5 L f, final ' ' , - gif 15527 r A' ' W Mrs, Beulah Giovanazzi ' wi Qi? Mr, Weldon Lewis ii 'rr l fi Mrs. Helen Cunningham 5, ...--q Mr. Horace Kennedy si 1 C WWI? fr Mr, Ivan Massey W V ,fwfew ,J y e,f f5 lH :T wi? 23f' . If--vm Mr. E, Harrison Maxwell Mr, Ralph Lundberg Mrs. Irene Walker Mr. Robert Weiss Social Studies Mr. Lester Bryant Mr. Ray Colvara' Mr. William Darnell Mr. Kenneth Gaddis Mr. Richard Otterstad Department Chairman , n' Miss Frances Lamb Mrs Wallace Millson Mr, William Patten Driver Education Mr. Thomas Pruett Mr, Robert Russell Mr, Jack Turner Mrs. Catherine Conant Mrs. Gwendolyn Mihalka f t X W Miss Diane Cotterly Mr. Bruce Davis 1 Mrs. Ida Nasatir Mrs. Lois Nichols f 2 lufee'-r - rrsr kms .1 ff I Mr. Payton Cook Mr. Chester Davis Mr, George Anderson Mr. Ralph Lundberg 'I Mr. William Safko Mr. David Sherrill ix Mrs. Elena Davidson Mrs, Penelope Patten English Mr. Horace Kennedy Department Chairman Mathematics Mrs. Petra Glenn ', WW if X Q W f fl! was f 2 M0 fm, ,S as mf ffgw y .,,. r a ff KK 5 Z' ff Af 1 Q f-swf . Mu, V. W .i .. ww 42? .,... I Mrs. Sarah Johnson Mrs. Waurene Jones Mrs. Margaref Madeo Mrs. Margaret Sawyer Mrs. Celia Squires Mrs. Julia Wagner MTS- Irene Walker Deparfmenf Chairman Home Economics Mr. David Wighfman Miss Marjorie Annin Mrs. Ollie Hunfsman Mrs. Horfence While Mr. Robert Sfouf Mr. JGmeS V0lk Deparfmenf Chairman 119 Nurses ,, If , ,iv i 4,i a s is M uslc ,, ,Q ,M,, ' W ,fi- ' V 2 I -I , H V, 'g f + -Z n : A M ' M Q , I ' f 5 , Q V , ., Q V liifj' ' ff' - A I Q I VV I . Q' W: N Q, W .. ,V,,, I fi iiffgf-ai: ,,,, A ,, H x fi L, I 'Z 'A' ' WJ ' 1' . . ,, is 3 . 3 ,. , i. .,. 1 M ,M M at ' 4 'Q ' M '1' Q . 2 'fr ' 'I Q' ,' . la 7, 'V ' if: 3.15.25 i 2 . . . 'L 1 : me v,,. .. fl X Mrs, Persida Drakulich M55 M0f90f9l FOX 'F , ,.., ., i1: I t I Mr. E. Harrison Maxwell Deparfmenf Chairman Ari Mfr Ralph Adioff MW BeU'Gh G Mr. Frank Pefriclv . . Deparfmenf Chairman iovanazzr Mr. Samuel Terry Mrs. Jeaneffe Sfeiger Librarian Mrs. Rosalie Maheras NR. OL T. C. Mr, Waller Slewarf M Sgt, Roberf Mafhews 'vw ,224 .,,,, V u i W' ' , ,6 120 Mr, William Allen Mr, Harry Whelan Drama Driver Training g- Business E ducafion Mrs. Mamie Depew Mr, Susumu Nakamura Department Chairman Industrial Arts Mr, Elgfe Cleland Mr. Vfilliam Clifford Mrs, Eleanore Overton Mrs, Kathryn Snelson Mr. David Coleman Mp Charles Joyner 424 JZ, Mrs- I-Gufene Sfoples Mr, William Tinker Mr. Daniel Newport Miss Dorothy Treiber Mr, Ronald Roland Mr Robert Schaefer Department Chairman 122 . Mr. James Neifzel Mr, Russell Boehmke Mr. Edward Donald Science Q .- X 'N x X I -., A- ,, ,,,. Mr. Weldon Lewis Mr. Tefsuyo Kashima Mr. Eugene Plaffen Mr. Richard Schwenkmeyer M Y fbepemtmeni-Chairman Foreign Language Mr. Gary Todd Mr' Laurence Boxdffvn Mrs. Raffaella Rabagos Deparfmenf Chairman Mrs. Margaref Paplawsky Xi , rs Mr. Russell Boehmke Miss .laqueline Dahllof Mr. .loe Duke Miss Mary Ann Hoffhine Q s N M ' , 0 Vw f L' Miss Mary Kay Kuhn Miss Belly Paxton Deparfmenf Chairm Mr. Marfin Pedigo ii, , W if g i V ! ff an A Q, 1 If f H Q 'ff 1 Q f Z '7 ww , x 'X I 2? W , ,. M 5 , MV. GF-'fUlCl DGl'lmS Mr. Charlie Davidson Deparfmenf Chairman S fa y I 'Z , Y W' nas.. M,-. Roberf lmlgy Miss Mary Jane Komisarcik Mr. John Schaclcleff 123 Secrefaries Row l: E. Smifh, E. Benson, J. Daiber, R. Rea, H. Heffner, E. Christian, M. Schipper, A. Hobby. Row 2: T. Thompson, L. Lorcy, R, Long, E. Owen, J. Grams, R. Biggs, A. Kunlcle, A, Eafon, J. Williams. C afeieria Row 'l: O. Sfeinle, M. Thompson, R. Gill, l. Sessler, M. Bailey, H. Sarrie, R. Wennerholm. Row 2: O, Sfrachan, M. Edmunds, D. Grover, A. Rafzburg, W. Francisco, R. Sfrouf, E. Lin 124 denmeyer, Row 1: L. Peckham, M. Sfobbs, H. Keyes, T. Neyenesch, C. Scoff. Row 2: A. Snyder, L, Sforevik, D. Ramsden, N. Lewis. Row 3: S. Walker, E. Ashby, Noi shown Mrs. Helen Clague, Principal's Secrefary. Cusfodians 22115112 , Ui V J f ' em f Af f' K Kg' 1 ffzbl ,mlm XK aim' K -KK MQ '17 . Q 'x3' K PQJ. ' w N my - 4 il , 2 - -fx-.H-2 HIL I W- -f-N, . ,, I-is K KX- - Qqi... of A yaf, -m'f- ,' ' ., ' - 5 KB m' YK K Q' x 'ala 9 M f ,fm KAW? , ' 'Xu W qxkp, wht, Jr, grisly M g A L 5 - .x,? k v'- 7: K KK chit. if K t s?L,K'r.44.z,g'Lc' , Q . .f I A ,-- . , nf' .M- ftq .g -Q 'Q 2 ' - 5 Wk--'-.0 ff f , - f ' - -4 .Qv?'.j3?ff 5'T wgwfbwy' 5. - X t 3 W ft ' 2 -H A. :A X 1 V 542: A A. ,unc -W wi S x EQ ff x ,gf ygl 1,41 ef, ' . ...a-, K' V - f . 7-m AIWT' 63 ,-,QL A A , . ,. w- ' a m ' 45, ,, N . .. ' K . ' f 4f' i.4 '., f u . fy: Ali' . K, V n,5f'Kitj.' 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'K x ' Y K ii 'JK ' :'K v.:Q4F A 'K' a -tx- N xg ,-I .tag it .Ng-v W . .mt bbw-Fl Q5 v . 2 Y-A ' 4 . J ml , X A 1 .. M, p . .K . M 4:7 K 534 71 Q KV' ' Q 'Ke K KJ' .Al-' yff .. A Us RNC -' f - ' AQXK Q l ' S. , V-ff K ' ,fi ii I 'I My T X 'U-.Qt A ., a 'Mt ,K ,L . xl . m, X 1 O, -fi E X , . 4 , L , , 5' , ,Qui i A 1' 5 M ?3'531. k LJ' W -' -K 'KK ' Q Q A .A 5 Lf ,ir g . .fr W' if N' A f-' ' ig., V A f K Q 'Q' ' '15 ' w A A fl K - ' ..-, f' 5 4f,df5'Yyix'L ,' '2 f 5+'Q fA ','u', 1 N ' K- G, gf r K P kgkii. .Q h X Af ,ij ,MGA K .- 3 V if ff . ' W L 5 ' K . L- W V 4157 5x55 .X 4? ? fr R75 X J war it Ugg F A Jggtsf' Qi' X wav 'Ui K if ' 1 F A' ' 5 K? 3 M 'gl 2 1 gf. 'Mi - N 1 , uf dm -' , A 3 k Y., :S Q Q Vg Y A Y A fi Qi, 5 ., w W Y QL. , . M , F w ' .M sky 1, New Hgh , X M f N Q 'B , 1 -' ' M -i A2 fxw'-v mx, ,1, 6 V fi 4.0 1 fini-'fi' ,f-dug, W 1 -ggf M - 1i,1Q,,-, ,. 1 ' ,, v tim, an wx. if 5 , - 4, , 5, K , , ,, :.,jiEg5.ftV:VL S. H,,kTf,.V7m f xg 15.3, -fa :I-1 :5 g,-gf In fx ' K A 4. K lg' f . . 9' , 0 . K fi? . Ll 'Q , 'P,, M., fr ' . ' 1- K'K'M4'f1 3' ,ff 4 S 1 Qi Ki ik'- . KX PQKK 1 3,, QW-EE i w -if , , 5 Q ff? , QW? Y -Q 9,-mt' KK K? 451' I .4 6' eq' Mm' M iEsgA.4..i?f IW N N 126 UNDERCLASSMEN Darlene Hicks Vice Presidenf Darcey Johnsfon Secrefary I SOPHOMORE FALL Wayne Newton President Row 7: D, Hicks, D. Johnston, M. Hudson, A. Hayes, D. Seid, L. Jung, A. Wong, J. Fenn. Row 2: N. Landale, O. Hom, S. Call, S. Chappel, S. Harwood. Row 3: M. Thomas, J. Klauber, V. Bolam, G, Hoey. Janet Klauber Treasurer Judi Kunde Historian CABINET Greg Schuck 1 E' Vice President - . SPRING . , k Betty Schmucker Secretary Janet Klauber Sherry Chappel Treasurer TW Presiden.t Anna Wong Historian Row 1: B. Schmucker, N. Tom, A. Quijano, L. Corvera Row 2: D, Johnston, M. Hudson, C. Osborn, D. Seid Row 3: S. Harwood, J. Klauber, M. Thomas, M. O'RiIey 7-. 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A We K' L K X f is- fi X Q f 5 'V Q ? x i .l X I . Dennis Beavers ' ' 1 ' V iigi, Wanda Beavers ,f Terry Benson , :,, X Anna Berger in y ' Dianne Bergstrom f--r Heidi Berner whiff' ' Clinton Blanchard iii Socorro Blanco in Victoria Bolam V V Diane Bolivar A ' Robert Bowling f Bill Boyer H QV ,' W' Betty Boyette wlwx Gloria Bravo Manuel Bravo vv'- , Ricky Briguels f Joel Brisker Denyse Brooks , g John Brooks 1 Marjorie Brooks Judy Brown A H ,, James Brown ir-v A 5 Kathleen Brown MY,,, ,, ua 7 , .5 u' -1 ,,, V ' Y 1- 1 , -A H. . . A Y 2 ' W I t V g ff,, of ,, s L 13177 r 'zz .. 1 - , I I V f , V' ,np , 'Z ', -. W- ee, - W, umm, .,,, ' wr 5252322 Linda Champ f J J ff 22 Jeffrey Cava Irma Cebrero 7 'Wt I 'V Gabriel Cesena Rosemarie Cesena Camilo Chabolla Donald Chambers , ,, ,Mg John Chapman Sherry Chappel Delbert Chowning Raymond Chowning Jean Christian .lo-Ann Christiansen Claudia Church Katherine Clark Gilbert Clark Patricia Clay Mary Cliff Jean Cobleigh Mitchell Codner fy 1 ' 4 . 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V J i , I V I K4 1 1 V Q 9- in ' W Thomas Corona kr :J JV? , Cynthia Coronado '- , 5 - V 7 M ' Leticia Corvera 5 ' J - 7 Km frf ,f E' 'wgzfm - ' ' X C lfff 3 li J J , W .... ,.f- 't t ' W i'il Jr Gerardo Correrv J o r r ire V C Shafon Cfafg J . rn. - X .f Gaby Crawford V - 4 ' I we J' M. V ' Q Delores Cruz Q A 'V .. Vw V K K 'vrv Raymond Cruz I . lj 'L i 223 1 5 h e ' fl J ' Susan Culbert V -Q N I J Joy Cummins .ffV1 I, ., ,, Marie Cunone 4, L.,, Mary D'Acquisto , I ' iv A ' 5 5 TJ i John Daniels AV' VV r f J 2 . . Q, 'T' ' Martha Davalos - Q 4 ' X w i l l , I f f H Alvis Davis 'ark J liil J Edgar Davis J JJ Jackie Davis 'V it A Sharon Davis V f V V,,-,,--,.-.,.-,.V1VV- KV :-,. VV Vw .. V , ,,... ,....,.,., A ,,,.., .,...,, V k Vivian DOY V 'i ' TW Rogers Demo 2 3 iil Defgmnde X K H , , 'i iii 5 'V Karol Del H otal F fl 1,J A Vll Im V , y , gf ' J J i if iii Alfred De Philippis waxy ' J 1 ,,JJ , JI ,V,,,,j 2231 V, Michelle 'f U X D -Vr ,. H V f ,,,, ' -A 'i ' H. 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Larry Earner , ' - John Eastman 2 ' : ' Elizabeth Eaton Ronald Eden Gary Edmonds Patricia Edwards Marvin Emmons Anthony Engram Emily Equihua Oscar Esclante 1 Guy Espinoza Clifford Esquibel Carol Estes Daniel Estrada Michael Estrella Corazon Fabian li 134 3 Wa l te r F a i rl e y M Q Charles Faust ' 5 Michael Femister fs s , ,Q 'TSS' Q Janette Fenn F A Freda Fernandez - i We j Teresita , 'f , V ' Fernandez K I I Clayton Ferris ,V I V 1 Joe Fields , , + ', fi V ..,,k I ' , r F My 5 1 l f ,, ' 'iff J 'iii is f ,,.,, I yi ef if' E 4 is , L ' 'L' f 2 - Vi f , wwf- bv- . 5 L ..4 J E 'L W ,J 'z gif , 4 I 1 ' + Zvi . 4, , .- . 7' WWI , W 6 9 sv., wi . ff 6 'VM' l - ff wif 'A f, i gf ff.5fjf,. J, 2 Z 25 an ,Q , ,Q 39, fwW-i Y'-nf W ,. -L ,. V. ,f M few f f W fl., fi? f W 6 M Q 4319,-rl' QL 14? 4 f 4 7 L, ' ? 'G J WWW! 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A': ,.,,. aw ,K lsabel Navarro Gloria Navello ,- Michael Neff K Sheri Nelson Susan Neve Mike Newcomb - '- V Wayne Newfon Rcberl Nordquesl 49, '5 WE, fg 'fylf 'W I V kg , A William Norris Samuel Nunez Cecilia Oaks 7, W Elizabeth Y Obregon .V-J Belen Oiguin -, I Pamela Oliver ik. kr V ,Q Thema Olvarado S0 Mikal O'Reiley Doris Orsulak Joseph Oriega ' Enedina Orliz ,li Corinne Osborn ig it W , Shyreli Owens ' ' ' Phoebe Pablo Y Eddie Pariiio Lillie Parker A, . f 'M 'i 'ii I i Josie Parong Alice Pariida I H Anl- 4 V , V: Chris Pafferson 'I rr - - Q Mike Paz Q Roberf Pechnick ri 51 .VAA if ':.' : H 7 William 5. E V H Pendarvis r Y -- Annelfa Penn Fi l' ' Albert Pepi : , . Norma Peraza ' 'V ' :V My .lacinfo Perez K : I ' M ' W Mario Perez ' , ' -M ' Rudy Perez Q if ,r.s ' 2 ' ' GUVY Perkins , , 'nw 23? 3. Q f ,r L, 31 H e l e n Perro n e w i i 1 2? 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Vg' , I Andrew White ,. , 'L' - M ff' iffy V ' 'L Harvey White - V ' ' , VV AV y V t ' Laurel White ff ' V 'jf L if ' Lennie White 'V 4 I .- ' A 1 aw Martin White ' A i Monette White I V x AAVI .V :V John Whiteman ' Wil' Wfegand 5 V ' ' i ' Don Williams 1 X , , ' 1 , 1 V V V , 1 Eugene Williams V z If , L E' VW Harold Williams A I agp- . Vi ' Janet Williams A VV ' ' V' A VV Lonnie Williams ' L L it 'L it Moms Ann L an -, -- . ' 'gms Theodore Williams MW Ventice Willis , Carey Ann W, '. f A V Carol' Wilson , V V 'V 7 claudfa Wilson V V L, ' Janet Wilson ,., ' Q Lois Wittner ,VL V W' ' W A na wang f -- ,, if ,. . ,,, 'W V Bruce Wood eV V I I A '56 .V gif jVfVVVV Barbara Wood V , X I V 'V . 1, M, FLOW WOOGLY L Q ' i f.. L , 1 5 ' ' E 19- V Jack Woon if VV V V, .,,,,.,,, Vl V V VV V, Jean Wong VV V V VV ,sq V ,. by V ' ' . V John Wooten ' , '5 V , ' M me 55 ' V Deborah Wright N il W K' -S if l ' X Phyllis A. Wright President Mohing Soo Hoo The members of Junior Cabinet have worked hard for their class. Their maior activities were Sadie Hawkins, the movie Carousel, and numerous profit- able sales. The girls below are working on the Junior Float, which resulted in its being one of the best. JUNIOR FALL SEMESTER Lee Anne Smalley Vice President Julia Jacobs Secretary Donna Buck Treasurer Terry Costello Historian srrs if ' ,X 'X g .fuk ' 11 1 i i Q ish -. i 1 S K F if- if-3' ,wx i Row 7: G. Graham, J. Cacobs, M, Soo Hoo, M. Ball, N. Keat- ing, C. Jung. Row 2: B. Calloway, G. Oliveira, R. Romano, M. Volk, B. Austin. Row 3: M. Shook, M. Cupp, B. Cavin, S. Clark, N, Andreco. Row 4: M. Clemons, M. Chin, S. Ferris, M. Young. Row 5: J. Harris, M, Gerlach, L. Anderson, L. deLannoy. Row 6: M. Nester, D. Brownlee, K. Oliver, J. Hoey, J. Hassad. Row 7: Y. Atkins, D. Kennedy, N. Shupe. Row 8: B. Lang, L. Smalley, J. Stuart, D. Buck. CABINET SPRING SEMESTER Barbara Gavin Vice President Delphia Brown Secretary , Sharon Clark Treasurer Loretta Vigil Historian President James Hassad Row 7, l-r: D. Brown, M. Chin, Y. Atkins, C. Jones, M. Ball Row 2: B, Cavin, M. Volk, H. Thompson, J. Hoey, Row 3: S Clark, S. Ferris, L. Smalley, T. 'C-Sore, M. Cupp, Row 4: L. Davis L. deLannoy, J. Cleveland, N. Shupe, Row 5: J. Hom, M. Kutzner J. Jones, D. Brownlee, Row 6: L. Vigil, M. SooHoo, J. Stuart, P. Wolff, B. Austin. l During this semester Junior Cabinet has had many sales, has begun working on the sale of Senior rings, and is preparing for next year when the Junior Class will become the Senior Class. The students below are Juniors who are listening at- tentively l?l to their history teacher. H f, ,. .7 2 'E ' ' Qfa if M A XX Laura Anderson Madeline Arce Yvonne Aikins 1,1 e . 2 .if ff f f ,W Q if ng, , W f , ,,w,.gQi V 5 f '7f,V iifwliwff , ,.,,,. A nnn, . 'V - . V- f - nnnnn My ' U .1 ' f ' ' . ii , J, Lynda Anderson Billie Armsfrong Bruce Ausfin Andrew Abaf Terri Abbey Ronald Able Phillip Adair .loan Adams Julia Aguirre Monica Ahumacla Anna Aldana Barry Allen , Ernesio Alvarado Vicior Alvarado Juanita Anderson ' ik, M' if 5 1 M , f , 2 ' 6, , A 7, W Z w 5? :gm , A ,.i,,, if if . ' Zl ' r Q B :i,: :Lf A Phil Anderson Nancy Andreco Darlene Arnold Laura Arnold Fosfer Bailey Don Baker W f IAI iff A , f Z ,, ,fry W7 f f f Q ,. Z A if -- X , f7 f ' if fi' ' , , Vnln I Michele Bull Marco Banks M A, Ana Barragan Murray Barrefl ' 45 I :IIA 13 sin Bailey 2 f n Philip Baflaglia -2 ' A 2 1 5 iiri ? Isaiah Bazile .lim Beechler Dan Beldon Al Bell Maxine Bell Ronald Bell 44 -M!! in I . 3 Ernesf Araujo Carmen Asforga Mike Baker Isabel Arauz Rose Afayde Gafeana Balisfreri 7, T ff if-wwf w , ' f-I-ia ,Nw uw ww 4 if i:wy.., ,, Q, 4,2554 David Benneff Donald Bennett John Bennetf Terry Benson Gerald Bergsfrom Marcos Bernard Lawrence Berryman Yvonne Bess Gregory Besi Sieve Billings John Black Sherry Blocker J, ,J ' , ,, ,, 1, MW, 4 , , 'x ,,f,,f H at 51211 , -I KV y +-My Q In ' Tj ' ' is 5 - f f, I ir -A ' 4. ' : f .. , w 4, 'K , uw Q i i my , MK 'J 'J Wm., J H-3, 'V ' xv 4 W , 01.4 fi .vi-, '-fa' 2 ' fu ' . zfiltxz -Yzziill e .,., , ,,f ,,.im,,,f.. we f rs - iiiiTZEEZZI-'f:::'I1I7:::'x J' T :::': ::::2f1-11:1 ' f A ..f::.1-fr , L .f, rr,rr 6 Q L , if-1 Q, ,. VL f r 'Y 1-ff fi i f Q .. 2? ,gf A--if John Blair Linda Blair Marfory Bood Linda Boyetfe Edward Braden Edgar Bradley Jim Brooks Deborah Brown Delphia Brown z I A Am HV? 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' J , I M, T ..4 v .Aj,r ,, 1 X 4-Q f f : 9 5 K Arturo Aguila James Arberry Victor Arce Gilbert Arnelas Hudson Bandoz Elena Banuelos Lynda Bullard Douglas Collis Maria Casora Danny Coleman Ronnie Corder Linda Cuevas Adriane De La Rosa Mark De La Rosa Alan De La Sierra Judy Desaulniers Arcelia Duarte Ervin Duckett Melvin Durhill Joe Espinsosa Nick Esparza Jose Fiol Robert Fletcher Rosalie Fogle Arturo Aguila Temo Alvarado Hugh Baker Wanda Barnes Thomas Barrios Peter Bologna Kim Brown William Burns Bruce Bush Charles Byrd Raymond Carrasco Gustavo Garrillo Castro Carrino Robert Carter Lupe Cintora Charles Collier Jeffrey Constantino Kathy Cook Anthony Cordenas Kenneth Corley Vance Cowart David Cramer Patricia De Queda Gary Ebner Nick Esparza Joe Espinoza Rose Felan Joseph Fontana Van Ford Alfred Frazier Juniors Not Pictured Constance Fontenot Robert Franklin Coleen Gartner James Gaskill Sue Gonzales Paula Goodart Richard Green William Hall John Harrison Janice Hansen Luis Hauser Rolf Hernandez Sylvester Hicks Alex Huezo Katherine Hulse Lawrence Huxbers Louise Johnson Jennie Johnson Rory Neil Jones Ron Jordan Peggy Kitchens Eva Knight Mike Larry Kathy Layne Sophomores Joe Garrison Maryann Giacalone Frederick Gomez Maria Gomez Charles Goodrich Oliver Guest Nils Hall Bruce Harris Morris Hatalsky Alicia Hernandez Humberto Hernandez Sylvester Hicks Don Hill .lohn Hodges Leena Holloway De Poy Huey Alex Huezo Joseph Hughes Albert Jackson Derek Jackson Derek Jackson Donald Jackson Ricky Johnson Eric Johnston Alphonso Jones Jon Jones Kenneth Jordan Evelyn Kelly Royce Kimble Not Thomas Lewis Michael Lowey James McFarland Charlene McGhee John Mclees Bunton MacDonald William Mallory Ophelia Meza Ray Miller Paula Myers Carlo Navarro Nicholas Neff Donald Ness Juan Oliver David Padilla John Page Richard Padilla Paul Parial Marilyn Pearson Griffin Phillips Domenico Pird Trunnell Price Wayne Ramsey Larry Reagan Pictured Robert Kimbrel Barbara Lariscy Valerie Levingston Vester Levingston David Locke Terry Lockett Antonio Lopez George Lucas Albert Ma Leondra Maddleton Patricia Mahaffey Larry Maitin Fermin Mares Michael McCann Leroy McNair Consuelo Miiares Sergio Monterrosa Cindy Moreno Janet Myers Thoams Nierodzinski Domingo Nunez Diana Orozco Joe Perez Manuel Perez Paul Pierce Welby Puger Arthur Quan Raul Allen Larry Reagan Mary Young Louis Zizzo David Zolezzi Larry Zuanich Joan Zullo Antonio Rosa Charles Ross Fred Ruzeli Joe Seals Leonard Seals Walter Seranton Alma Sherwood Leroy Shive Ralph Silvas Wendel Smith Alfred Tiierina Raul Torres George Trekas Bernard Treutler Chris Ursich .loe Valverde Richard Ward Dan White Jan White Tom Wigdahl Ventrice Willis Ronald Wilson Don Williams Lee Robinson Mario Rodriguez Raoul Rodriguez Odis Rogers Rafael Romero Arturo Rooledo Charles Ross Charles Russell Anita Rutks Mike Sanchez Melvin Scott Steven Stallings Phillip Stokes Laurie Strausbaugh Josie Talamantez Bobby Thomas Elizabeth Torres Raul Torres Raul Torres Lydia Valasquez Gustavo Valdez Julietta Valencia Asterio Viray Richard Von Gessen Randy Webb Margo Wiebenga Howard Williams Cain Wong Barbara Wood at ...J-X-. .van- 162 SENIORS 4 Being the president of the class of i967 has been a great honor. l would like to thank you for your terrific participation in our activ- ities and your school spirit, which have made the class of '67 unique. I would also like to extend my very best wishes to you for a successful future. Sincerely, Karen Hayashi , i967 Senior Class President SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Joanne Arnzen Secretary CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Th Wa 1 19x41 K WV Debbie Harris Historian Pamela Jameson 6 Jill Aurand Gail Babbs Art Art Nancy Chin Nancy Collis Senior Play At-Large Ass't Mothers' Tea Ron Crawford Nancy Eden Dads and Grads Annual Representative Dorothy Busalacchi Cap and Gown Marci Cooke Senior Night Silvana Hindrichsen Honorary Cabinet Member Mary Hom Art Judy Carton Senior Round-up Carolyn Clayton At-Large Ann.ie Hom Round-up SENIOI , X John Casdorph Newsletter Joan Crawford At-Large Publicity Betty Hom At-Large Rose Hom Publicity Baccalaureate Marilyn Jones Newsletter ABINE T E? .,AA,, D 2 Kathy Krane Fashion Show Carole Morrow Mothers' Tea Mary Thomas Art Alice Wong Prom Linda Leggitt At-Large Tom Oakley Boy's Federation Representative Assembly Sandra Tom At-Large Barbara Tharpe Girls' League Representative WW f W .fi A fi 4 ! , We ee ,LW 4? L- g,mg,,, ,Meg ' Q is Z 1 Alice Lew Typist Commencement Jennifer Obayashi Senior Dance Typist Hal Velline Senior Play Farewell Assembly Rosa Wooten Senior Night 1 Martha Lindberg Cap and Gown Bruce Schraer Skating Party Gay Watson At-Large Eugene Yee Pictures Jane Martin Senior Dance Dads and Grads Olga S herr Prom Judith Weber Senior Play 6 2 September October November Marilyn Jones and Jim Hawkins Jane Martin and Oscar Foster Karen Hayashi cmd Larry Orman GIRL OF THE MONTH May Pam Jameson and Tom Oakley Marci Cooke and Steve McElfresh January February Margie Noisaf and Bernard Wrighf Gail Babbs and Hal Velline MAN OF THE HOUR March Rose Hom and Eugene Yee .lune December Silvana Hinrichsen and Alice Wong and Sfeve Weafhers Wayne Osgood E Joanne Arnzen Jonathan Beretta John Bohler Steve Chamberlain Sandy Changnon Jon Condra Ronald Crawford Jane? Glasgow Rose l'l0m 170 C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS Steve McElfresh Margie Noisat Larry Orman Wayne Osgood .paw Peter Starcevic Sandra Tom Mark Wallen many' 4,:.,w-1 awww Steve Welch Bernard Wright Susan Youel 171 L- 4. . H L, ,,, . viw'm.e', SENIOR WEEK Senior Week was climaxed by The spectacle of Clash Day and the splendor of Lunch-Pail Day. The seniors showed The spirif which would mark all of their activities fhroughoul the year, Seniors listen attentively Clash Day Winners accept prizes SENIOR ASSEMBLY The Financial Report was given by Treasurer Pam Jameson The Senior Assembly at the beginning of school was the first gathering of the l967 Senior Class. Commissioner Steve Weathers welcomed the Sen- iors, President Karen Hayashi, Treasurer Pam Jame- son, Financial advisor Mr. Kashima, and class advisor Mr. Bryant addressed the class on upcom- ing activities, financial status, and dues cards. Clash Day winners received their awards and then participated in some skits representing the events. Sophisticated Seniors SENIOR SKATING PARTY The seniors showed their remarkable agility as they invaded the skating rink. Many of the seniors discovered it was much easier to fall than it was to skate. v CHRISTMAS CAROUSEL The Senior dance, Christmas Carousel, was an exciting affair presented by the class of '67, Activities of the evening came to a climax as Jane Martin and Oscar Foster were announced as King and Queen. Providing the music were the dynamic lmpulses. OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Senior Play George Bodell Norman Reese Mrs. Garnet Tony Dennison Muriel Foster Kate Ault Marge Benson Dottie Coburn Mr. Kenny CAST Bill Weston Burton Lang Debby Russell Steve Munoz Susan Youel Jeni Henn Kathy Self Robin Murphy Katy Thurston Steve Weathers Bruce Campbell Richard Herring Mac Steve Welch Joe Tom Christian Mr. Coburn Out of the Frying Pan is a delightful comedy written by Frances Swann. The production was di- rected by Mr. Walter Stewart and student director Cory Osborn. The efforts of the cast were reflected in a superb production. People behind the scenes were Senior Play Commissioners Rose Chin, Hal Velline, and Judy Weber. Best Figure and Physique Best Personality Charyl Hann and Charles Davis Phyllis Diaz and Arthur Arciaga A t Y ,WMWW ,F V M, Q Best Sense of Humor Most Intelligent .Ioan Crawford and Hal Velline Rose Hom and Steve Welch Best Athlete Carolyn Clayton and Howard Chase Best Dancer Marilyn Jones and David Johnson L Best School Spirit Friendliest Brenda Turner and Dick Wakefield -losle GlUC0lOl1G Gnd Sammy Vaquez 178 Best' Looking Biggest Flirt Best Dressed Vickie Meza and Leslie Shannon Patsy Gonzales and Caesar Aguirre Annie Hom and Billy Vega Prettiest Smile Prettiest Eyes Most Likely to Succeed Cynthia Albano and Johnny Castillo Debbie Harris and Steve Vanella Karen Hayashi and Oscar Foster SENIOR STANDOUTS S 5 gf'7'W?..,.q Most Talented Katy Thurston and Harold Moore 179 ,ww 3 A P' if n JM I af ' K'.' if .2 .:f1f?baaf :1- 1 5,1 if fl fl :HM I i X , . j J I Q e ' ,tif X. T fam jr I A ,. ..,,.::s3:n5wf 4.71, M , ff-P. V 'ii Lgfk - -3 Qgfl A 6 , ,. ,. f ,Mk A fy-:Wm , , x . .X if . Q 20 , M1 li: 3 .. . J I 1 4 1 4 S h T4 .3 n'.' E E wg x ., N W A -'iw' A.-,J mg, A, ..4..-,.a4.- . L QS A 52.1 X 3A '?' N gn QM Q. BQ 'Of 5... Q I iQ I mhswlsnqp 8 O 'lic i X - , H4 rw ' -'33i .. Q R- ' 3.1.-'H- Uv as-fy ' it '-K 1 I Ta q,,,!.g9...4 5 NEW Marie Abraham Marie enjoys going to dances and movies. She hopes to be- come an airline stewardess. Rose Aguilera Aguirre Caesar Caesar is a 'member of the Letterman's Club. He has been active in sports and has been a member of the JV basketball team, the JV football team, and the Varsity basketball team. He hopes to become an electronic draftsman. Lucia Alaniz Lucia has been an active mem- ber of GRA. She has partici- pated in modern dance and swimming. Lucia plans to at- tend Mesa College. ln her spare time she makes her own clothes. Cynthia P. Albano Cynthia has been a Pepster and a Benchwarmer. She plans to attend City College and eventually become a secretary. Silvia Alcaraz The Spanish Club, the Tennis Club, and the Volleyball Club are among the activities Silvia has been active in. She also was the Drum Captain ot Serg- eanettes. Silvia will go to work when she graduates. Lourdes Beatriz Alvarez LuLu's plans include going to City College and becoming a secretary. She likes to take pic- tures, write letters, and play games. Sylvia Ann Alvarez Sylvia has been a member of Girls' League and Pepsters. Aft- er graduation she will attend Kelsey-Jenney College. Sylvia would like to be an accountant. Thomas Edward Anderson Tom's activities on the Hill have included Pepsters, Hungry l's, Latin Club, Hi-Y, and Key Club. He is also a three year lettermon in Cross-Country and Track. Tom plans to attend State College. Johnny Araujo Johnny plans to attend City College. He enjoys playing handball. Stephanie Sue Arce Stephanie will become a beau- tician or an airline stewardess. Arthur A. Arciaga Arthur plans to enter the tield of data processing. He is study- ing Karate and hopes to be- come an instructor. Dennis Lee Armstrong Dennis has been a member of German Club, Red Cross, and General Assembly. He served as Red Cross treasurer. He plans to attend Penn State and later the aviation school in Denver, Colorado to become a pilot. 3 Joanne Marie Arnzen Rosemary Astorga Melinda KUY Afkmf Joanne has been a member of ROSSIWGFY plans to attend City Melinda hos been C' membe' German Club, Demoiselles, College after graduation, of Ski Club, Latin Club and Sergeanettes, G R A, G i r l' s League, Senior Cabinet, Peps- ters, and CSF cabinet. She has been the vice president of of the Sergeanettes, treasurer of CSF, and Senior class secre- tary. She plans to attend UCSD and major in mathematics. Jo- anne is also a CSF Sealbearer. Jill Margaret Aurand Sammie Austin -LUNG Avery Jill has been a member of Demoiselles, Hungry l's, CSF, Girls' League, and art service. She will attend UCSD and study marine biology, Girl's League Cabinet Gail Diane Babbs Gail has been a member ot Pepsters, Red Cross, Girls' League, Junior Cabinet, and Senior Cabinet. She served a semester as Girls' League vice- president. Outside of school, Gail is active in. .lob's Daugh- ters. She plans to attend Mesa and then State. She will be- come a dental assistant. Dennis Bach Marian Ann Bolistreri Marian has been an active member of GRA, the Modern Dance Club, and was the sec- ond captain of Sergeanettes. She plans to attend City Col- lege, and would like to en- ter civil service work. Outside of school Marian likes to sew Robert Banks and paint. 'S-aw .diff Marie T. Barajas Marie has been a member of Pepsters. She plans to attend Mesa College, and would like to become a dental assistant, Marie likes to bowl and attend basketball games. William F. Barnick William has been a member of the Cadet Club and CSF. He plans to attend City College. and would like to become an electrical engineer. 184 I ,-gg., Gloria .lane Barnes Gloria is a member of Serg- eanettes. Her plans include at- tending Meso College for two years and becoming a private secretary. Rollerskating, horse- back riding, and bowling are some of Gloria's activities out- side of school. ,. We-1L 'r Gerald Dean Barnett Gerald will enter the service. He enjoys listening to music and watching television. we Bruce Batten Linda Bell Kathleen Mary Benson Kathy has been a member of GRA and AFS. She also has belonged to Quill and Scroll. Kathy will continue her educa- tion at State College where she will major in English. Norman Beougher Alicia Beratto Alicia plans to attend City Col- lege and then transfer to State College, She hopes to teach Spanish and French. VZ? Jonathan Reese Beretta Jon's activities are mainly academic. He has been en- rolled in calculus and an IBM computer course. He has also earned a letter tor the ROTC rifle team. Jon is a musician and plays both the guitar and John Martin Bernard While on the Hill, John has been a member ot the Letter- man's Club. He has lettered twice in both Cross-country and Track. He will attend City Calf lege and later transfer to a larger college where he will obtain a degree in dentistry. .wwf Bernard to become a dental lab technician. He will attend school in Los Angeles, Michael Michael plans 'KEYS the tend an- Anthony L. Bernardino Tony was a member ot Letter- man's Club and Pepsters. He plans to attend City College and major in public accounting. banjo. His plans are to at UCSD. W'4r Christine Ellen Berner Tennis Club, Girls' League, Fu- ture Teachers, and Pepsters have been the organizations Christine has been active in. She will attend City College and State College to prepare tor a career in education. James Albert Bixby Jim has been a member of the Hilltop Choir and Pepsters. He has also been a General Assembly representative. He plans to be an English teacher and will attend City College and State College. Lucia Blanco Sandy Lee Blankenship Lucy would like to become a Sandy will attend Mesa College beautician. In her spare time and become a secretary. she plays records and dances. 185 Joseph Boyer Joseph has been a member of Radio Club and Ski Club. He will attend City College and major in electronics. 186 Michael Charles Bodien Mike was a member of Latin Club while on the Hill. His College to plans include State prepare for a career in busi- ness administration, accounting, or real estate. Margaret Elaine Boening Margaret will attend business school to become a PBX opera- tor or a keypunch operator. John William Bohler John has been a member of the Hungry l's and CSF. He has also held the position of con- stitution commissioner on the ASB council. ln sports John has been on the Varsity Basketball Team for two years. He has won awards in English and French and has belonged to Math Club and the National Honor Society. Due to his excel- lent scholarship John is a CSF sealbearer. He plans to attend college and graduate school where he will major in the field Marie Bono Marie plans to attend State and major in physical education. She enjoys swimming, horseback riding, and attending dances, of mathematics. Linda Ann Bounds Linda will go to work after graduation. She likes to bowl and skate in her spare time. 449' -2 ii? ' ' il ww W . , fn. J if 1- f -I sm, .xv . A i -...F M' , V . ' ' 'ff Y :gi 1 J , fi Linda Kay Bourbonais Linda has been a member of Pepsters, She will attend Mesa College and study nursing. She plans to become a Registered Nurse. Maria Stella Bravo Maria will become a dental as- sistant. Rose Breech Active in school as a member of Sergeanettes and Pepsters, Rose's off-campus interest is mainly skating with the Impe- rial Rexers. After graduation, Rose would like to enroll in beauty college. Linda Breeden Linda has been a member of CSF and Pepsters. She has been CSF secretary and Editorial edi- tor for the RUSS. She will at- tend State College and major in education. Lee D. Brooks Lee plans to become an elec- tronics engineer. He will enter the service for training and then finish his education at college. of Kenneth Brown Sally Bruno 4rM,,.u?s Patricia Buck Estella Mary Brown Estella has been a member of AFS, Pepsters, Girls' League, Biology Club, and Sergeanettes, and served as commissioner and corresponding secretary for Girls' League, and an officer in Junior Red Cross. Her plans for higher education at City Col- lege or Mesa College in the field of science reflect her ac- tivities out of school in a min- erology club, or exploring tide pools and the mountains for wildlife. -Q. Gloria Jean Brown Gloria is a member of Junior Government. She plans to enter the Marines and pursue a ca- reer in nursing. Delphia Bryant Outside of school, Delphia's activities center around Junior Achievement. This organization has assisted her toward her chosen profession, nursing. Silver Ann Bullock 5ilver's interests include partici- pation in Sergeanettes, bowling, horseback riding, and going to plays. She plans to continue her education at a junior col- lege. 'HRW Henry -Burciaga Keith Burgess 7 Carol Jeanette Burton Carol is a member of Pepsters and the Girl Scouts. She would like to become a secretary. i K Deborah Carol Campbell Deborah would like to become a musician and will attend Mesa College or State College. Marie Dorothy Busalacchi Dorothy has participated in Sergeanettes, Latin Club, Peps- ters, and GRA. She has held the positions of Cap and Gown commissioner for the Senior cabinet and art commissioner for Girls' League. Her plans include furthering her educa- tion at State College where she will major in mathematics. John Allen Canonigo John has been active as a member of the Hilltop choir. He plans to attend City College and State College and become an educator. Handball, football, baseball, and basketball are among his favorite sports. He may be seen working at odd jobs. Bertha Carlon 188 Carranza to study auto a vocational school and then continue his studies in the service. Outside of school he likes to play bas- ketball and work on cars. Enrique E. Kik'i intends mechanics in S. T. Mike Calvin As a Thespian and the art edi- tor for the RUSS, Mike has il- lustrated his talent. He has worked at the Old Globe Thea- tre and the ity Theatre. continue in come either acter actor. American Concerv- He will probably this field and be- a comedy or char- MX wifjf' Vincent Carluchi Carini Maria Carrasco Judith A. Carton. Judy has been an active mem- ber of AFS, FTA, CSF, Election Board, Senior Cabinet, and Pepsters. During her stay on the Hill she has beerr President and Treasurer of AFS and Senior Round-Up Commissioner. Her future plans are to go to Whit- tier College or State College and study physical education. Judy was selected representa- tive to Senior Scout Round-Up and was an American Abroad in Finland. 1 s Stephen Phillips Chamberlain Steve's activities included Peps- ters, Letterman's Club, AFS, CSF, Latin Club, Red Cross, and Key Club. He was sergeant-ah arms of Key Club and the Boy's State alternate. He is also q CSF sealbearer. Outside of school, Steve's activities include Hi-Y, and he is also the chair- man of the YMCA Inter-club Sports Committee. He plans to attend the University of Penn- sylvania where he will attend the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce. John Casbier Latin Club and Chess Club were among the organizations John was active in. He was also a representative to Gen- eral Assembly. Going to State College and majoring in math- ematics are among his ambi- tions. John likes all sports and has been a member ot' the Var- sity basketball team. K a John Joseph Castillo As a cheerleader, Pepster mem- ber, and representative, from the song and cheerleaders to the ASB, John has been very active. He lettered in Track and Cross Country. He will attend City College and State College and become a Spanish teacher. Peter Champion if . J. Roy John Casdorph John has participated in the ROTC Cadet Club, Pepsters, Hungry l's, Senior Cabinet, Boy's Federation Cabinet, and Annual Staff. He was a Na- tional Merit and Cal State Scholarship finalist, John plans to go to UC at Santa Cruz as a chemistry major to prepare for a career in industrial re- search. Michael Castonedo Sandra Changnon During her three years at SDHS, Sandy's activities have included CSF President, and treasurer, ASB sales commis- sioner, Demoiselles, Pepsters, and Girl's gymnastics. She was a CSF sealbearer. As a moth- ematics or science major, San- dy plans to further her educa- tion at State College. 4 'S' :P A Cathy Irene Casias Cathy has been a member of Pepsters. She plans to pursue a ,career as a dental assistant. Sandra Lee Chaffin Sandra has been a member of Pepsters. She will continue in art at Mesa to prepare for a career in the tielcl of art. Howard Charles Chase Howard has been an outstand- ing athlete. He was a member of the Letterman's Club and was a co-captain of the football team. He was awarded the Most Valuable Player award for football and was a member of the Varsity basketball team. He will enter City College to complete his education. Nancy Mae Chin Nancy has participated in GRA, CSF, FTA, Spanish Club, French Club, ASB Council, Junior Cab- inet, Senior Cabinet, Election Board, Girls' League Cabinet, and Demoiselles. She has re- ceived the American Legion School Award and a typing efficiency award. Following graduation Nancy will attend UCLA, and she is also inter- ested in a career with the Fore- ign Service. 190 Rose Mae Chin Rose's activities include CSF, Senior Cabinet, Girls' League Cabinet, General Assembly, FTA, Election Board, Spanish Club, and GRA. Her ambition is to be an elementary teacher. Thomas Christian l Carolyn Joyce Clayton Carolyn has participated in the FTA, Pepsters, GRA, track and swimming, and Junior Govern- ment, She has received honors in music competition and track. Carolyn would like to attend Stale College to prepare for an accounting career. Michael Chism Mike plans to continue his ed- ucation at State College. Alexander James Chrestopoulos At SDHS, Alex participated in Madrigals and Hilltop Choir. After graduation, he intends to go to Mesa College to prepare for a career in music. wx 1 ? ' Marilyn Sue Christiansen Marilyn's a ctivitie s include Pepsters, Madrigals, bowling, water-skiing, swimming, and traveling. Her career choice is to be a beautician. ATG' Paula G. Clark CSF, choir, and accountant lor the RUSS are Paula's actfvfties. Maforing in accounting, she plans to attend either City Co!- lege or Mesa College. .1 Sharon Anita Clemons Sharon's activities include Sen- ior Cabinet, Girls' League Cab- inet, and Sergeanettes, Her career choice is data process- ing, which she will study at City College. Anna Doris Coffinbarger Following graduation, Anna in- Iends to go into Civil Service or work with the federal govern- ment. x Karen Louise Cole As a member of Future Nurses of America and the Senior Girl Scouts, Karen has been very active. She plans to attend State and the UCLA medical school to study medicine in or- der to prepare for a career as a pediatrician and a surgeon. Rebecca Rendon Constancio Rebecca was an active member in General Assembly and Red Cross. She plans to attend City College and study in the field of Social Science. 1' if 'Ysav DL. Marcia Lorraine Cook Sergeanettes, Girls' League Cabinet, CSF Cabinet, Red Cross, Hi-Debber Varsity, and Y-Teens have kept Marci very busy. She has also been major of Sergeanettes, President of Red Cross, Treasurer of Girls' League, Treasurer of Junior Class, Vice president of Quill and Scroll, and Girls' State Representative. She plans to attend San Diego College for Women and major in political science. Nancy A. Collis Nancy, a very high-spirited senior, has been active in Peps- ters, AFS, and Senior Cabinet. Outside of school she enjoys the beach. She plans to attend Mesa College and major in business. Virginia Colmenero Lawrence Cook, Jr. Among Lawrence's ambitions are attending the University of Missouri and majoring in busi- ness. During his stay on the Hill he has been a member of the band. Maria Olga Copitas Olga was a member of Peps- ters, Hilltop Choir, and FTA. Olga has also been working the switchboard and helping the choir manager, She plans to attend City College and State College and become a secondary school teacher. Ronnie Lewis Cook Ronnie will attend City College and enter the service, Betty .lean Cordova After she graduates Betty plans to get a job and continue to take art courses. Jon H. Condra While on the Hill, .lon has been a member of Key Club, Biology Club, Latin Club, Peps- ters, and Ski Club. He has been a member of the swim- ming team and enjoys all water sports. He plans to attend UCLA, then UCSD graduate school to work toward a doc- tor's degree in medicine or oceanography. 191 Jackie Corley Antonio Costa Antonio plans to make the service his career. Doris Costales David William Covey CSF Sealbearer and Marie T. Bradley Honor Roll are some of the honors that David has re- ceived. He has also taken an interest in the Bowling Team and the Chess Club. After he graduates David plans to at- tend Occidental or Pomona Col- lege to become an English teacher. Randy Cowart Doris J. Cox Girls' League, General Assem- bly, Pepsters, and Tennis Club have kept Doris busy. She is also a member of junior gov- ernment and track and field. She would like to become a key punch operator or a practi- cal nurse. She will attend Mesa and State. Ronald Merritt Crawford Ron has been a member of Hilltop Choir, Madrigals, CSF, FTA, Senior Cabinet, and Latin Club. He has been awarded a Superior Merit Award in Latin and the CSF life membership. 192 Mary L. Crowel Mary has been a member of Y-Teens, Speakers Forum, and Sophomore Cabinet. She has been Vice President of Y-Teens and a participant in the ASB Fashion Show. Tennis and mod- ern jazz are among Mary's in- terests. She plans to attend Mesa and become a legal sec- retary. Rosie Lee Crowel Rosie enjoys dancing, reading, and listening to jazz ana' pop- ular music. She plans to attend City and be a beautician or an interior decorator. Joan Marilyn Crawford As a member of Modern Lang- uage Club, GRA, Student Hu- man Relations Committee, Mad- rigals, Red Cross, Sergeanettes, and Annual Staff, .loan has shawn her potential as a lead- er. This is also illustrated in the offices she has held: Soph- omore Class Secretary and Commissioner At-Large, Secre- tary of General Assembly, President of Sergeanettes, Jun- ior Class President, Girls' League Welcoming and At- Large Commissioner and Senior Class Publicity Commissioner. She was also the student Mayor of Southeast San Diego, .loan plans to attend Langston Uni- versity and become a Social Worker. Emmett Douglas Cruz Emmett is a member of the band. He has been honored in cross-country as a runnereup in CIF. Outside of school he works in a drug store. He intends to Lawrence William Culbert Lawrence is President of the Radio Club. He plans to enter the Air Force. He will be doing digital data processing. Don J. Daly Don is an active member of Pepsters and a member of the National Rifle Association. He intends to go to Olympic Jun- ior College in Bremerton, Wash- make Doris Daniel the Navy his career. Mark E. Dasinger Mark plans to attend a junior college. ington and then join the Marines. Deborah .lacqualin Davenport Debbie plans to attend San .lose State to major in business. Charles E. Davis Charles is a letterman. He plans to attend State. Diane Lee Davis Diane has been a member ot Red Cross. She hopes to be. come an IBM operator. Lawrence E. Day After graduation, Lawrence plans to attend Mesa and will enroll in the PSA commercial pilot course. His major interest is in the theatre. He will at- tempt a part in any play that he is offered. Brenda Diane de Flanders Brenda is a member of ASB, Student H u m a n Relations, Speakers Forum, Thespians, and GRA. She plans to attend State and major in psychology, 193 ,-- ' Robert De Philippes fig, J! Jerome Anthony De Philippis Art production and Pepsters have kept Jerry busy. He plans to attend City and State to be- come a commercial artist. 4 4' Barry De Wall 9292 Nancy R. Diaz Nancy plans to attend Mesa and major in business. Phyllis Joyce Diaz Phyllis has been secretary of Pepsters. She was the Head Songleader and has been the Sales Commissioner for the Junior Cabinet. She plans to attend City and major in busi- ness. John Warren Dickson John hopes to obtain a com- mercial pilot's license with a flight instructor rating before he graduates. He also plans to attend State and became an Aeronautical Engineer. John has been active in the Asso- ciated Glider Club of Southern California and in journalism as the Editorial Editor of the RUSS. Steve Dinnell Mary Kathleen Dixon Mary has been a member of the Latin Club and Pepsters. She has held the position of Colonel of the Sergeanettes. She plans to attend City Col- lege and become a legal sec- retary. Sue de Treville Sue has been a member of Hungry l's, Biology Club, and German Club. She has won the Science Fair Sweepstakes, an NEL technical paper award, a Medical Society Award, a Chemical Rubber Award, and has held the offices of Presi- dent of the Herpetological So- ciety, President of the Greater San Diego Science Fair Student Advisory Board, an Associate member of the International Society of Toxinology, and the Recipient of an NSF grant. Sue will attend State after a trip to South America to collect snakes. Nancie Dominguez Edward W. Dotson Serving as a member of Thes- pians, and on the Sophomore and Junior Cabinets, and the ASB Council, have been some of the duties that Ed has per- formed. He plans to attend col- lege and become an attorney. is ifafn. ',z:4..:-- , ' .' V:-J: . ' VI ' 752 , I .w fgsfssrf ,,,,,, In , Vt, ,z,,,,i,, ian' V 1 V f Ei 9 ' .1 Q kr .. ' , .ll I 2. , Victoria J. Eaton Vickie is an active member of Pepsters. Her plans after grad- uation are to attend Mesa and to study IBM data processing, She likes ice hockey and ice skating. James Douglas James plans to join the Army or the Air Force. He partici- pates in the choir at his church and also ushers. Sandra L. Drury Sandy will attend Mesa to pur- sue an interest in interior dec- orating. Eartha Duckett John Nickerson Eartha plans to go to City and study business. She enjoys skating and parties, Nancy .lean Eden Pepsters, Demoiselles, AFS, FTA, CSF, Madrigals, Hilltop Choir, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Cabinets, General Assembly, lnterclub Council, Benchwarm- ers, and Senior Editor of the Annual are among Nancy's ace tivities. She has been Girls' League Historian, AFS Histor- ian and Treasurer, Demoiselle Secretary, and CSF Secretary. Nancy hopes to major in Eng- lish as a preparation for her secondary education credentials at California Western. 'U s . . U gif' ggi i .,,, W., 612. Marci Lynn Duran Pepsters, Benchwarmers, and GRA are the activities that Mar- ci has participated in. She plans to attend City where she will study to become a dental assistant. Garry Fred Edwards Garry likes weight lifting and handball. He plans to attend City and become either a social worker, lawyer, or commercial pilot. Allen Lee Ellefson Allen is a letterman in both cross-country and track. He has served as statistician for the basketball team. 195 Cameron Erickson Cameron is interested in elec- tronics and will pursue a career in that field. Samuel Escalante Samuel will go to a junior col- lege and then enter the army. Rosaline Escoto www wfW.sf,s,4, Evangeline Esquibel Stephen Estes Geor9e Eslfadc' i Miguel Morales Estrada Miguel works after school for Safeway and plans to continue working. 196 Louise Ella Fay Louise has been a member of Pepsters, General Assembly, FTA, Junior Cabinet, ASB Coun- cil and Girls' League. She has held the position of Sophomore President. She plans to attend Mesa College and the Univer- sity of Redlands to major in music. Louise was assistant Hi- Debber and also Bethel organ- ist lor .lob's Daughters. George plans to attend City College and become a coach or a sportscaster. Dwight F. Fehlmann Dwight enjoys handball and making circuit boards. He plans to attend college and maior in electrical engineering. James Fenderson Henry Lawrence Finch Linda Paulette Ferguson W ' SUM i5Z!',i'L,ffQ:'y: WWF Q-srgfwewvwf 9 Lawrence will become a minis- ief. 'VW' 'Fin-up: .LY if George M. Fishburn George enjoys surfing, hunting, and driving his jeep. After graduation, he plans to attend State and study chemistry. .mg Daniel Flores Daniel can usually be seen fix- ing his car, or working at odd jobs. He plans to go to junior college and become a machin- ist. 3. Q M awfj Frances Ferrari Frances was a member of Peps- ters. She hopes to continue her education at City in the field of data processing. Stephen Fickas Steve was Boy's Federation rep- resentative. He plans to attend either the University of Wash- ington or Oregon State anal major in mathematics. Steve's hobbies include working on old cars and motorcycles. he Cecilia Fink POUI Finn Paul plans to attend Mesa Col- lege. Yolanda Margarita Flores Yolanda wants to become a Court Reporter after going to City College. She is now work- ing as a telephone operator for the County Welfare Depart- ment. Sherry Fonten Sam likes dancing, fencing, reading, and exotic foods. She plans to attend City College and continue modeling as a career, j 197 Oscar Foster Oscar has been extremely ac- tive in the Letterman's Club, Key Club, and ASB Council. He was Boy's Federation President, Lettermon's Club President, and Key Club President, As yet, Os- car is undecided as to which college he will attend but he will major in psychology. He was a member of the Varsity basketball team and was voted athlete of the month of Janu- ary. He was also voted Man of the Hour. Thomas Fowler Thomas has been a General Assembly representative and a student counselor. He plans to attend City College. Suzanne Franklin .e ...W William Franklin Randy L. Freeland Randy enjoys motorcycling out- side of school. After he grad- uates he will start a career in the Army. Jovan Frost Jovan would like to become C1 construction worker. Ronald Gagin Gilberto Galvan John Garibay 198 Gilberto plans to major in electronics at City College. He is also the coach of a soccer team. Angela Ann Garner Angela has been a member of Pepsters, Hungry l's, GRA, and Modern Language Club. She has been Cavebelle, Girls' league Vice-President, and RUSS Feature Editor. She will attend San Francisco State. James Louis Garrison James, after attending City, hopes to become a salesman. Josephine Antonina Giacalone Josie has been active in Peps- ters and Demoiselles. She was Pepster President, and Sopho- more Vice President. Josie also represented her class as Sopho- more Homecoming Attendant. She hopes to continue her schooling towards a business career in IBM. 13 Janet Elaine Glasgow Janet's activities include CSF, Demoiselles, Quill and Scroll, and AFS. She has been Presi- dent of Demoiselles, Secretary of CSF, and is the Editor of the Annual. She plans to at- tend Pomona. She is a CSF sealbearer, Donnell Godine Rachel Gomez Donnell intends to become a secretary. Patsy 'wav' Patsy Gonzales was a songleader. In-wang um Daniel Cruz Gonzalez Dan has been active in Letter- man's Club, Varsity Track, and Cross Country. He has been a commissioner in Boys' Federa- tion. Dan will make a career in either business management or in architecture, He has won awards in Cross Country and ROTC. Frank Manuel Gonzales ar Joseph Giammarinaro Joe has lettered in baseball and football. Jessie Gonzalez Jessie was a member of the Student Human Relations Com- mittee. He will join the Air Force. 199 Mona Gonzalez , ,.v, .QL George Ernesto Guevara George will attend City College and State College. He plans to become a Spanish teacher. 200 Anita Don Gordon Anita has been a member of Pepsters. She has no definite plans for the future. Outside of school she is active in horseback riding, swimming, and shooting pool. Dee Dee E. Gutierrez I. Anita Elizabeth Green Anita has been very active as a member of Pepsters, Demoi- selles, CSF, Madrigals, and Hilltop Choir. She was Sopho- more President, Junior Histor- ian, and Cavebelle. She plans to major in art at Southwestern College and then attend State College to minor in English, Wayne Gregory Wayne hopes to attend BYU to study. He plans to be an art repair specialist, He is also an Eagle Scout. Anthony Robert Griswold Being a member of the Letter- man's Club, Tony has won sev- eral medals on the Track Team. He enjoys surfing, golfing, and Gerry Marie Guerrero Gerry plans to become a beau tician. skiing, George Gutierrez Robert Gutierrez Robert has been a member ot Pepsters, Letterman's Club, and the Wrestling Team. He will at- tend BYU to become a dentist or a lawyer. Christine Guzman William Hall, Jr. William will enter Mesa Col- lege. He would like to become an electronic technician, Deborah Ann Harris Debbie has been a member of Sophomore, Junior and Senior Cabinets, Girls' League Cabi- net, Pepsters, Benchwarmers, Demoiselles, Russ Staff and ASB Council. She was also Senior Historian. After graduation she is planning to attend State Col- lege and major in psychology. Peggy Jean Hartsfield Snooks has been kept busy with GRA, Girls' League, Hilltop Choir, and Pepsters. She plans to go to Mesa College and major in Vocational Nursing, eventually becoming a licensed vocational nurse. In her spare time she is a Candy Striper Volunteer. Gloria Jean Harris 1' James A. Hawkins Pepsters, AFS, and ASB Coun- cil are some of the activities that Jim has been active in. He has been Pepster Treasurer, ASB Publicity and Safety Com- missioner. He will pursue a col- lege education at City or State College. He will major in math- ematics. ,W 1-rv Charyl Jo Hann Charyl has been a member of Demoiselles, holding the office of Historian, also Pepsters Vice President, Songleader, Annual Business Manager, ASB Annual Representative, and CSF. Add- ed to her list of accomplish- ments is Sophomore Historian and Girls' League Treasurer. Charyl plans to attend State College and become an ele- mentary school teacher. -545, 9 fi Eileen Marie Hawthorne Eileen's future plans are to at- tend City College and major in business. M'Lou Handrich M'Lou has been President of Quill and Scroll and a member of Hilltop Choir, and General Assembly. She plans to attend State College and become an English teacher, -od Karen Hayashi Karen has been a,member of AFS, Student Human Relations Committee, Demoiselles, and Senior Cabinet. The offices she has held are Senior Class President, Junior Class Secre- tary, and Girls' League Cor- responding Secretary. She plans to attend State or City College. Her career choice lies in the field of social work. Eventually, Karen hopes to join the Peace Corps. She was also chosen Girl of the Month for January, Silvana Anna Maria This year Silvana was our AFS student from Rome Italy. She was active in AFS as Vice President, Demoiselles as Art Commissioner, ASB Council as Commissioner ot Large Senior Cabinet, and she was a Bench- warmer Silvana loves nature, swimming and skiing As yet, she has no definite plans for the future but she would like to study languages or become a teacher of art and architec- lf'f ' Susan E. Hayward Sue has been a member ot Sergeanettes a n d E I e c t i o n Board. She will attend State or Mesa College. Eventually she would like to work with the March of Dimes or with girls' clubs. Education. Donna Maria Hobson Donna has belonged to Peps- ters and was the orchestra Vice President, Girls' League and General Assembly representa- tive. She plans to attend City College to major in Business Roxanne Heger ammo Mary Ann Hernandez Mary Ann has been a member of Pepsters. Her future plans include working with the Civil Service. Other activities she en- joys are traveling and camping, Louise Herrera Danette Catherine Hightman Dinlry was a member ot Pepsters. Her future plans are to become a model or a secre- tary, John Felipe Herrera While at San Diego, John has taken part in Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Hungry l's, Stu- dent Human Relations Commit- tee, and Madrigals. He has held the offices of ASB Safety Commissioner, President of Hungry l's, Vice-Chairman of Student Human Relations Com- mittee, and Clean Campus Chairman. He will attend San Francisco State where he will major in sociology. John also enjoys reading, writing, and painting. we Mfr Jean Marie Hohenstein All Jean is a member of Girls' League and Pepsters. She plans to attend City College for two years and take clata processing. Her activities outside ot school include sewing, clrawing, and climbing mountains. Geraldine Hollis Allan Holmes vw Linda Suzanne Holt Pepsters, Benchwarmers, and General Assembly, are the ac- tivities Linda has been active in. She plans to attend Mesa College and study the Cullinary Arts. L' ,rs-if Banny Hom A member of Letterman's Club and lettering in gymnastics, Bonny is also interested in wrestling, surfing, and sports. He plans to attend City College and then enter the Air Force. He would like to be an auto- motive engineer. 'WSW amy Albert L. Hom Albert was a member of Key Club, Hungry l's, German Club, Letterman's Club, Boys' Federa- tion Cabinet, the Track Team, and the Cross-Country Team. He was Boys' Federation treas- urer and he is a letterman in both Cross-Country and Track. He plans to attend State Col- lege to plan for a career in architecture. pw' ' Betty Anne Hom Betty's activities have included Latin Club, GRA, CSF, Y-Teens, FTA, Modern Language Club, Election Board, AFS, and De- moiselles. The offices she has held are Treasurer of Y-Teen's, P u b l i c i t y Commissioner for Girls' League and Junior Class, and ASB Election Commission, Annie Hom Annie has been very active on the Hill with AFS, Pepsters, Red Cross, General Assembly, Soph- omore, Junior, and Senior Cab- inets, Benchwarmers, Sergean- ettes, Girls' League Council, and Girls' League Cabinet, The offices she has held are Girls' League Treasurer and Historian, Secretary of the Girls' League Council, Senior Round-Up Com- missioner, and Commissioner At-Large on Junior and Sopho- more Cabinets. Her Major will be home economics. er. She will attend UCLA. 'wav Yami Mary Hom Pat Howard Linda Lee Hopkins Linda has been a member of Pepsters, and Art Service, and Fashion Commissioner for Girls' League. Her plans include two years at Mesa College, and State College, where she'll ma- jor in art. Her activities include horseback riding, skiing, bowl- ing, painting, and sculpturing. Rose Hom Rose has been a member of Fepsters, Girls' League, CSF, Sergeanettes, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, GRA, Senior Cabinet, ASB Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, and she was ASB sec- retary and Demoiselles Secre- tary. She has been awarded the NMSQT letter of commen- dation, Girl of the Month, and a CSF Life Membership. Her fu- ture plans include either Pomo- na, Stanford, or USC. Outside of school she enjoys playing the piano, typing up minutes, and eating. Sharon Howard 204 Terri Hunt .44 E. Michelle Hudgens After graduation, M i c h e I I e plans to join the Peace Corps. Her activities outside of school include working, deep sea fish- ing, volleyball and various other sports. Austin West Hurd Bud was a member of AFS, Quill and Scroll, FTA, Spanish Club and the Lit Parade staff. He served as Boys' Federation treasurer for two years. He was a member of ROTC and was the Commander of the Fancy Blue Devils Drill Team. He will pursue a career in data processing. Eugene Jonathan Hudlow The clubs Gene has been a member of are Letterman's Club, Madrigals, Choir, Boys' Federation, Campus Life, and Pepsters. He was also an active member of General Assembly. After graduation he is planning to attend Costa Mesa College. Gene was also a finalist in the Eastern League Tennis Doubles. Outside of school he is busy with basketball and surfing. Mary Margarita Hurtado Mary will attend a vocational school to study shorthand, Elaine F. Hulet Elaine has been a member of Sergeanettes and Pepsters. She was Sercetary of the Girls' League. She plans to attend Mesa College. June Anne Ireland June plans to become a secre- tary, When she is not busy she enjoys just walking. Fred Isabella Outside of school, Fred's activ- ities lnclude working on his car and playing basketball. He will attend City College and become an auto mechanic. Susan Jackson 4 Paul Frederick Jacobsen During his three years on the Hill, Paul has been active in many organizations including CSF, Senior Cabinet, Key Club, and the Varsity Tennis Team. He has also been a past Pres- ident of the Latin Club and a Boys' Federation representative, Paul was honored in his junior year for straight A's. Outside of school, Paul enjoys playing tennis, surfing, and participat- ing in the Rogues. He will at- tend USC and eventually bee come a doctor. Ann Jacquett Ann will attend Mesa College, She plans to become a teacher. Michael Don Jewell Mike has been a member. of the Bowling Club, the Letter- man's Club and DeMolay. He has also been the Vice Presi- dent of the Bowling Club. Mike won two trophies for bowling. At'ter graduation, he plans to attend State College to become f 1 fvzssiwi 2 221355. f f f i 4 Pamela Jameson While at San Diego, Pam has been in AFS, Demoiselles, the Senior Cabinet, and the Stu- dent Human Relations Commit- tee. She has also served as the Senior Class Treasurer and the AFS Historian. Next year Pam will attend State College and major in biology. Livingston Ivan Johns Nick has been a member of the Letterman's Club, the Foot- ball and the Track Team while on the Hill. Outside of school he plays in a band and par' ticipates in sports. He plans to attend Mesa College and major in industrial arts. Darlene Johnson L. a Highway Patrol Officer. David Johnson ln his spare time, David likes to go to parties. His plans in' clude attending Mesa for two years. Judy A. Jones Outside of school, Judy enjoys bowling, tennis, and playing pool. She plans to attend Mesa College to study for a secree tarial career. Lester E. Jennings Since his Sophomore year, Les has participated in Track at SDHS. He is a member ot the Letterman's Club. In his spare time, he enjoys sports of all kinds, and listening to jazz. He plans to attend City College and then join the Air Force. Anganett Johnson 205 Marilyn Regina Jones In her three years on the Hill, Marilynn has been active in the FTA, Y-Teens, Latin Club, and the Student Human Rela- tions Committee, She has been Girls' League President, News- letter Commissioner for the Senior Cabinet, Junior Activi- ties Commissioner, ASB Public- ity and Activities Commission- ers. She plans to attend State College to work toward a John Edward Joyce John has been a member of Cadet Club, National Rifle Association, Maclrigals, and Hilltop Choir. He was the ROTC Battalion Commander, and the Choir and Madrigal Manager. He plans to enlist in the Army. 'arse-Jgv William Juarez William will join the service. teaching career in Latin and Spanish. Ken L. Jung Ken plans to attend State Col- lege. Warren George Kearns While at SDHS, Bud has been in Spanish Club and Latin Club. He plans to attend Mesa College. Suzonne Prescott Keith Suzanne has been active in FTA, Pepsters, AFS, German Club, Girls' League, and the Student Human Relations Com- mittee. She is also a member of Job's Daughters and CYF. She plans to attend Chapman College to become a teacher. 206 Linda Kelley Linda enjoys surfing, horseback riding, and just having fun. After graduation, she plans to become a beautician. Constance Louise Kelly Connie was a member ot Serg- ecnettes and Pepsters. She plans to attend UC at Santa Barbara. Gayle M. Kenyon Gayle enjoys horseback riding, ice skating, and many other sports. She will attend business school and later become a sec- cretary. L. Charles King While on the Hill, Charles has been a member of CSF, Quill and Scroll, Pepsters, and the Pep Band, He has been a rep- resentative to the lnterclub Council and a General Assem- bly representative. Outside of school, he is a member of De- Malay and also enjoys playing basketball. He plans to go to UCSB or City College to major in music. .4 Leatha Marie Kirkland Leatha likes to go to dances, football, and basketball games. She hopes to attend City Col- lege or become a telephone operator. Ed Kutzner Mary Ann Kirkland Mary has been a member of GRA. She will attend City Col- lege and will become a regis- tered nurse or a model. Douglas D. Konishi Doug was the Annual photo- grapher, He will enter the serv- ice and later become an engi- neer. Hulda W. Kister Hulda has been active in Quill and Scroll while at SDHS. She plans to attend college and major in English, and perhaps became a teacher, Skip Kozminski Kathy Krane Kathy has been the Fashion Commissioner on both the Girls' League and Senior Cabinets. Outside of school, she will at- tend San Diego State to pre- pare for a teaching career, Bill Laffoon Bill enjoys hunting, surfing, and playing basketball. He plans two years of junior college, and then attend UC at Davis to major in Veterinary Medi- cine. Sandra June Lapan alba Mary Louise Larry While on me Hui, sandra has Mvfr plans fo Uttend ciry col- been in Red Cross. lege. Philip Alan Larson Robert G. Larson Outside of school Robert likes sky diving and after he gradu- ates he plans to enter the field of commercial art. William Bill has lettered for three years Gymnastics and He was honored by George Lassen in Varsity Swimming. being the Athlete of the Month for November. He plans to at- tend Mesa College and State College to become a dentist. 45,10 James Dennis Lee James has been the President of German Club and Treasurer in Hungry l's. He is a member of Latin Club, Key Club, and CSF. He has lettered in tennis, and also placed second in East- ern League lntramural Hand- ball. Outside of school he is active in tennis, car rallies, YMCA, and Hi-Y. He plans to attend USC or UCLA and study Mary Louise Lee Mary likes swimming, dancing, horseback riding, and other sports. She would like to travel. Linda Kay Leggitt Linda has been active in Serg- eanettes, CSF, Pepsters, Bench- warmers, and Senior Cabinet. She plans to attend Mesa Col- lege. law. . -1.-...,..-.. -----, Outside of school Fred is usual- ly working. He is a member of DeMolay. He plans to become an architect. 208 .loe W. Lessor This year, Joe has been the ASB Convention Commissioner and one of our Cheerleaders. He will attend Northwestern University and become a den- tist. Alice O. Lew During the past three years, Alice has been active in De- moiselles, Quill and Scroll, Girls' League, Senior Cabinet, Election Board, Latin Club, CSF, Biology Club, Pepsters, and AFS. She plans ta attend UCLA to become a teacher or a writer. Martha Elaine Lindberg Martha has been a member of CSF, AFS, Sergeanettes, Senior and Junior Cabinets. She will attend college and major in psychology or sociology and minor in English and then go into social work. Charles Davis Long Charles enjoys many outside activities including model car building and drag racing. He plans to attend City College. Michael Lopez Ny' ,,,...,-o Robert Lopez He hopes to become a machin- ist Romulo Lopez Romulo is a member ot the Student Human Relations Com- mittee. He likes all sports, at- tending lectures and concerts, and traveling. Romulo hopes to attend Berkeley and enter med- icine. 'MQW' V Rick Lorscheider Rick enjoys playing basketball, football, and baseball. He hopes to enter the Marines and later become a commercial artist. Arlene V. Loucks Arlene plans to attend Southe western College and become a boakkeeper or a secretary. 'i,f 2 Gary Lowe Crystal Lower Crystal has been President of Demoiselles, Jr. Achievement Company Vice President, a member of Pepsters, Bench- warmers, AFS, Hilltop Choir, and Latin Club. She plans to attend State College. Larry Lupian Larry, a member ot Pepsters, enjoys playing tennis and watching professional sports, He will attend City College. Z . ,. fm . L i ' ff . if 3, A, .. :ii K . .., b Roberta Lyckberg Roberta, who is one of our Songleaders, is a member of Pepsters, and is this year's Key Club Sweetheart. She likes drawing and being out-ot- doors. Roberta hopes to major in art at State College and en- ter a field of commercial art. 209 210 Sfell'-'1 M0505 Robert Mack Charles Madriles Slella enl0Y5 b0Wlln9f Slfallngf Charles is a member of the ClUnCln9 Und tennis. She be- Latin Club, Pepsters, and the longs to Pepsters and Sergean- Bowling Club- He plans fo en. ettes. Stella plans to enter a fer fhe Ngyy' business school and major in business administration. w. Peter Marincovich Allan Marshall .l. D. Martin Patricia Jane Martin Jane has been a member of Student Human Relations Com- mittee, Spanish Club, Pepsters, and Red Cross. She will attend San lose State and major in psychology. She was also awarded the honor of Girl of the Month and Queen at the Senior Dance. Armando Martinez Armando is a member of the wrestling team. He plans to at- tend Mesa College to prepare for a career as a silk screenist. Minnie Martin Minnie plans to go to college and enter a law school. Charles Edward Martinez Charles likes the beach. He plans to go to either City CO1. lege or Mesa College and be. come an electronics engineer, Philip Alexander Martinez Philip is Commander of the San Diego Battalion and Brigade Color Guard. He is also com- mander of the Silent Rifles Drill Team and a member of the Cadet Club. Philip plans to at- tend City College and follow a career in architecture. Rita Martinez Suzie Martinez Suzie, a member of Pepsters, plans to go to college and be- come an IBM key punch oper- ator. Natalie Marruio Nonnie likes good ,azz and she hopes to become a nurse. Lois E. Maxedon Lois likes art. She hopes to work as a secretary and may go to Patricia Stevens' Model- ing School. 1 Yvonne Mason Linda Lee Masten Linda is a member of FTA, She hopes to attend o business col- lege and become a stenog- rapher. twig. N-.V David Maxey Joe E. May Joe hopes to enter City Col- lege and become a mechanical engineer. Ruth Anne May Ruth has been a Senior Cabinet representative and a member of the Tennis Club. She likes horseback riding, skiing, and dances. She hopes to become an airline stewardess. Jeffrey Eugene McBride Jeff has lettered in tennis and enjoys riding his mortorcycie. He plans to go to City College and then to enter a veterinary Greg S. McCambridge Greg hopes to go to City Col- lege and work at Ryan. college. Jim McDowell Steve McElfresh Steve has been active on the Hill as ASB Vice President, .lun- ior Class Vice President, and a member of General Assembly and Key Club. Heather Margaret McGovern Heather is a lieutenant in Ser- geanettes and is a member of General Assembly. She plans to enter Vista College and be- come a beautician. John Raymond Medina Frenchie belongs to the Bowl- ing and the Wrestling Team. John plans to attend State, then enter the Air Force. 212 Carlos Meiia Frances Mendez Ruben Mendez Ruben is a member ot Radio Club, Pepsters, and the Letter- man's Club. He plans to join the Navy and become an elec- tronics engineer, him Lorraine Mendoza Virginia Mendez Irene MSVCGCLO Lorraine would like fo go fo lrene will attend college and Mesa College and become a mvlof in mafhemancs- dental assistant. Alvaro Meza Carlos Carlos likes food, bowling, golf, and dancing. He plans to attend City College and major in technical illustration. He will then enter the Air Force. Vickie Meza Vickie, a member of GRA, Girls' League, and Pepsters, was Homecoming Senior At- tendant, She enjoys going to dances, basketball games and listening to jazz. Vickie plans to go to college and become a Michael Joseph Mezzanotii Michael plans to go into the Marines. His interests are cars, swimming, and traveling. 'Wfwyvh Richard John Millan Richard has been active as o member of Pepsters. He will join the Air Force and later attend State College and study architecture. receptionist. Jere Alan Miller Jere is the manager for the football and basketball teams, He belongs to the Letterman's club. He will attend UCSD to obtain his BS and he will then attend medical school, mms ,Wf Marco Miranda Having been a co-captain of the football team, and repre- sentative for the Letterman's Club, Marco is well-known about school. He will attend City College and then State College. Michael Matthew Moaze Music is Mike's chief interest. He plans on attending Mesa College. 213 M-W Hilda C. Morales Hilda is a member of Pepsters, She plans to attend business school. 214 Harold Moore John F. Moore John will enter the Navy and study technical engineering. ' OV Frances Moreno Carole Bridgette LaVon Morrow Carole has been a member of Pepsters and Senior Cabinet. She will pursue a career in business accounting or business administration. Doniece Mullen Doniece has been a member of GRA. She will enter the field of nursing. William D. Moorhead Bill belongs to the Fancy Drill Team. Aside from ROTC, he enioys collecting coins. He plans to enter the service and then attend City College. 'Type Ronnie Muela Ron is this year's Caveman, Alice Muniz Steve Munoz Catherine Murphy Edith Kaye Murphy FTA, Girls' League, and Voca- tional Nursing are the clubs Edith has belonged to. She has also served on the Sophomore Cabinet and in the General Assembly. Her future plans are to attend City and become a nurse. Robin Elayne Murphy Danny Clark Meyers Robin has been a member of Danny is active in the YMCA. Thespians and Speakers Forum. He will attend Mesa and be- She will be a drama major at come an architectural drafts- the Cal Western School of the man. Performing Arts, que Cynthia Dee Necochea Cynthia will attend business college. Pam Murphy Pam's activities include Pep- sters, sewing, and listening to jazz, She will attend Mesa or State and will become a stewardess or a homemaking teacher. Joetta Nathan Joetta will attend Mesa to pur- sue a career in nursing. www .loe E. Niemeyer Joe will attend Mesa College and major in mathematics and science. He would like to be- come a policeman, Linda Joanne Nilsson Linda has been active in Pep- sters, Biology Club, Latin Club, and Thespians. She will attend college in Mexico City and study medicine. H1951 Frank Andy Nauta Frank will continue his educa tion and work at the Post Ol lice or become a career ser viceman. M Lorraine Nishiguchi Lorraine belongs to the Royal Society of Arts. She plans to become a secretary. Marjorie J. Noisat Margie has belonged to AFS, FTA, Hilltop Choir, Girls' Lea- gue, Latin Club, and CSF. She has been Girls' League Presi- dent, FTA President, AFS Presi- dent, and Hilltop Choir Presi- dent. Margie is a CSF seal- bearer and will attend Cal Western University to prepare to become an elementary teacher. She is also a repre- sentative to the May Company Teen Board and is a member ot the SEVENTEEN National Fash- ion Board. Thomas George Oakley, Jr, Tom has been a member of Pepsters, Senior Cabinet, Golf Team, and General Assembly. He has been Boys' Federation vice president. He will attend Mesa College and major in business administration. 216 Virginia L. Oaks Ginny has belonged to Pep- sters, FTA, AFS, Girls' League, Election Board, and Latin Club. She has held the offices of Treasurer for AFS and News- letter Commissioner tor Girls' League. She is very interested in folk music. She will attend City College and State College. Tom John Nolan Tom has been a General As- sembly Representative. He en- joys surfing, motorcycling and good food. He plans to attend City College and State College. i' W QW? gh . 'Pi 'Q Y 'f ,. f., .,, f ai . Sandi K. Norfleet Mite's interests include the gymnastics team and the beach. Her plans are to attend City College and major in ot- fice practice and to take an art class. Jerry L. Norman Jerry has been active in base- ball and football. He would like to become a professional baseball player or enter the science field. He will attend Mesa College and State Col- lege. Olia Cormelius Oates Olia has belonged to the Red Cross, GRA, Swimming Team, and has been a nurse's aid. She would like to attend Mesa Junior College to become a Registered Nurse. Rosalie Nunez Swimming, tennis, and Pepsters are some of the activities Ro- salie is interested in. After graduation, she plans to attend City College and study data processing. IW.. Jennifer L. Obayashi GRA, Pepsters, Sophomore Cab- inet, and Sergeanettes are the clubs Jennifer has belonged to. She will attend City College and become a secretary. H59 35- 'V-.ff me t:w,wQ6f' W M ,,,,,,,s,f., . Artemisa Ochoa Henrietta Ochoa Connie -L0 O'C0V'f'0f R0d 'eY Lee Ogden Anemfm is infemsfed in Cos, Connie will work as a SSCFE- Playing 90li Und -Wffing We mefology and plans fo offend tary. She loves to horseback ROCLNSYVS ldeU of U 9005 lime- CHY College! ,ide in her spare fjme- He will attend Mesa College -vfwtjf' Hilda Olivares David Oliver Signe Olsen Siggie has belonged to Pep- sters and German Club. She would like to attend City Col- lege and major in art and then attend State College or Cal State Fullerton. Dianne Olson Larry Allen Orman Larry has been the ASB Presi- dent this year. He has also been Sophomore and Junior Vice President, ASB Activities and Assemblies Commissioner, Lettermarfs Club member, and a CSF Life Member. He re- ceived a NMSQT letter of Com- mendation, Outside of School, Larry has been Secretary of State of the California YMCA model legislature, Speaker of Assembly of the San Diego model legislature. He will en- ter politics or become an archi- tect, and then State College, where he plans to be an architect, Gilbert Amador Ornelas Gilbert has been active in Pep- sters, Spanish Club, French Club, Boys' Federation, Latin Club, Radio Club and Chess Club. He will enter the Air Force. 217 Donald Wayne Osgood Wayne has been a widely ac- tive participant in school org- anizations. He has been a mem- ber of Key Club, CSF, Junior Cabinet, and Boys Federation Cabinet. He has also been a Eddie Pablos Eddie has played Varsity Foot- ball. He plans to attend college and major in business. He will become an accountant. Kathi Paixo member and the of the Tennis Team Cross-Country Team. George Steven Palestis Letterman's Club, Pepsters, and Track are among George's acti- vities. He plans to attend City College and State College to study to become a draftsman or an engineer. Paul R. Pariol Paul's activities include Pep- sters, Art Club, Boys Federation, French Club, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Math Club, Radio Club, German Club, and Latin Club. Paul will attend Mesa Col- lege and USC to study art. Carlos Parong Carlos plans to attend a junior college after graduation. 218 Rosie Partida As President of the Spanish Club, Third Captain of the Ser- geanettes, and a member of GRA'Modern Dance, and Gym- nastics, Rosie has shown her school spirit, She will study French and Business at City College. Leslie .lames Payne Lamb has earned a varsity letter in Gymnastics and Track. Evelyn Parker James G. Pena James plans to attend City Col- lege and major in music and auto mechanics. -dnt Judith Ellen Petty Judy has been a member ot GRA. She plans to attend State College, Her ambition is to be Raymond Pena Elisa Perez .lohn David Peters John plans to attend college and major in Political Science and Drama, He has been ac- tive in city-wide speech and acting tournaments, is f f'...,, 1... Saundra Pierce Carolyn Pitt a secretary. Gracie Lynn Pizarro Gracie has been a member of Pepsters and General Assembly, She would like to be an airline stewardess, Bill O. Poffenbarger Mesa College will be the school Bill will attend. He plans to be a hotel or restaurant manager. Carol Louise Pool Carol has been a member of Pepsters and General Assembly. She will attend Mesa College. She likes to swim and enjoys the beach in her spare time. Thomas Allen Porter Tommy has been a member of AFS, Election Board, Speakers Forum, Hilltop Choir, and Mad- rigals. He plans to attend State College and later the Princeton Theological Seminary. 219 Bobby Price Bobby, who has been an ac- tive member in Pepsters, and Girls' League Council, also en- joys dances, parties, and lis- tening to jazz, After gradua- tion she plans to go to Mesa College and then to a univer- sity. Her career choice is so- cial work. 1Y5 I ' Norma Quinonez Richard Quintero Dora Ramierez Dora plans to attend a Beauty college. Kay Francis Ray Kay's future plans include either a position as a social worker or a professional model. She has also been ac- tive as a Girls' League Repre- sentotive. Jackie C. Rayford Jackie's future plans are going to college in Los Angeles or Santa Ana. He was active in the ROTC and he enjoys play- ing tackle football. Katherine G. Reed Kathy plans to attend a jun- ior college after graduation and then go into office work. 220 Oliver Reed Oliver's primary interests are sports. He enjoys football, baseball, basketball, and track. He hopes to attend college, join the Marines, and then be- come a draftsman. Earnest Reyes Janet Louise Reyman Janet has been active in many of the Hill's clubs, such as Benchwarmers, Fepsters, Dem- oiselles, and the Annual Staff. She has also held the offices of Girls' League Historian, and AFS Vice-President, She plans on going to State College and majoring in Home Economics or art. wwf , fm-,..4yf Anthony Keith Richardson Tony has a letter in football, gymnastics, has taken third place in the International Track Meet and is equally interested in the Hill's other activities. He has belonged to the Letter- man's Club, CSF, Campus Life, Spanish Club, French Club, Boys Federation, and Pepsters. He has also been a member of the Hilltop Choir. He would like to become a jazz pianist. .lennie Rico David Riser Anthon.y Rivas Charles Roberts Cliff Robinson Cliff's future plans include go- ing to a junior college and taking an apprenticeship. Sandra Robinson Sandra's future plans are to attend Mesa College or City College and then attend State College. She would like to be- come a stewardess or explore her talent in art. In the past, Sandra has belonged to Drill Team, Bowling Club, FTA, Math Club, Art Club, and Pepsters, She also served as treasurer of the Sophomore Cabinet. James Robles David Edward Rios David is well known as the photographer for the Russ and the annual staff. He also ens ioys playing football and bas- ketball. He plans to attend either State College or Mesa College. Georganne Rodgers Jan has belonged to Pepsters, Demoiselles, and the Russ staff. She plans to attend State Col- lege and obtain her teaching credentials. 221 Alex Villa Rodriguez Alex plans to join the service or attend the police academy, Edgar Rodriguez Outside of school, Edgar en- joys swimming, dancing, paint- ing, and going to track meets. H?has7:een4Presi?1'Ef of the Modern Language Club, and has belonged to Pepsters, Hun- gry l's, FTA, and Human, Rela- tions. As for college, Edgar plans to attend City and study .lohn L. Rodriguez Jchn's activities outside of school are principally bowling and scratch doubles. He would like to attend Kelsey-Jenney College or join the Navy. forestry. John Q. Rodriguez John's ambition is to attend a junior college and become a mechanic. Orvin Romo Orvin has been an outstanding athletic. He has been known as the best half-miler in the county and has been awarded the honor of being the Ath- Brenda Gail Rucker Brenda hopes to be a registered nurse, and after graduation plans to attend Mesa College. Outside of school she bowls, plays tennis and goes horse- back riding. 222 .lack W. Ruh .lack enjoys hunting and surf- ing. He plans to attend City College. lete of the Month. Marcella F. Salmon Marcy plans to attend City College. She will become an airline stewardess. f, .5 Dana Bruce Rosenquist Rosie was the winner in the Senior Clash Day competition this year. He plans to become an auto mechanic. He will at- tend City College and the Gen- eral Motors Training Center in Burbank. Michael Mike has CSF, the Russ Staff. Dale Samuelson been a member of Tennis Team, and He has taken third place in the Greater San Diego Science Fair, and is a CSF sealbearer. He plans to attend State College and become a chemical engineer. Juan J. Sanchez Juan's future plans are uncer- tain. He enjoys being with people. Sandra Irma Sanchez Sandra, who has belonged to GRA and Pepsters, also enjoys playing pool, bowling and go- ing to the beach. Teresa Sanchez Johnnie Sanders Johnnie has been Boy of the Month at the Boy's Club and has won swimming honors. He plans to attend a junior col- lege and major in business. His interests include Junior Government and working. Dominic Sanflippo Dominic enjoys dances, -parties, and sports activities. His future plans are uncertain. Hector Santana After graduation, Hector plans to go to City College and ma- jor in business administration. He lilres to go to the movies, bowling, horseback riding, and traveling. Maria Martha Sardina Maria plans to attend Mesa College and become a regis- tered nurse. After five years she plans to obtain her de- gree. Roberto Saucedo After graduation, Roberto plans to attend State College. Catherine Louise Sauter Cathy enjoys working with ani- mals, especially horses. She will attend UC at Davis and major in Veterinary Medicine. She prefers large animal medi- cine and plans to eventually raise quarter horses. Vitamin James Schack 2 Gordon Kenneth Scheible Gordon has been very active in school government as a member of the Sophomore and Junior Cabinets, ASB Commis- sioner ot Assemblies and Activ- ities and as a student liaison to the PTA Board. Some of his activities include membership in Ski Club, German Club, Pepsters, YMCA, Hi-Y, Order of DeMolay, Track and Cross- country Teams and a student reader. Gordon plans to attend the University of San Diego and then attend the Church Divinity School of the Pacific. He plans to enter the Episcopal priesthood. Elaine Diane Seman Girls' League, Tennis Club, and sewing are among ElGil16'S many activities. She plans to go to Mesa College and be- come an interior decorator. Harvey Bruce Schraer Bruce enjoy dancing and surf- ing. He has been a member of the Senior Cabinet and has held the position of Boys' Fed- eration Secretary. He plans to attend State College and major in history. Leonard Scuito Leonard enjoys horseback rid ing, bowling, and water skiing. He plans to attend City Col lege. Leslie Shawn Shannon Leslie plans to go to City Col- lege and then to State College and earn a BA in chemistry. Kimberley Schuck Sue Seals Daniel Howard Sebastian Gumby enjoys surfing, water skiing, tennis, basketball, and most other sports. Dan plans to join the service or enter City College. Cynthia A. Shaw Pepsters, Sergeanettes, tennis, swimming, and bowling take up much of Cindy's time. She hopes to become a beautician. Vernell Shell Vernell enjoys hair styling and bowling. She is a member of GRA, Girls' League, and Peps- ters, Vernell wants to become a telephone operator. 2211 j Olga Sherr Paige Shinder Sergeanettes, Modern Lang- Paige hopes to go to the North uage Club, and Pepsters fill Park Beauty College and be- most ot Olga's spare time. come a cosmetologist. Olga hopes to go to the Uni- versity of Mexico and major in language. Nancy Louise Shoffner Nancy enjoys dancing, going to the beach and just having fun. As Front Page Editor for the Russ she kept busy throughout the year. Nancy hopes to go to business col- lege and become a secretary. Richard joseph Le0f1Gfd SlmOl'l George J. Sh ough Sailing, fishing, and surfing are among some of George's pastimes. He hopes to enter Mesa College and study to be- come an architect. Robert Siloa W. George Simmons Jack .loe Silva Jack enjoys playing the organ and piano in bands. He hopes to go to City College and be- come a professional photo- grapher. Laurel Sloan Sylvester Silvas Surfing and meeting people take up most of Rick's time. Rick hopes to go to the Uni- versity of Southern California and then to the FBI Academy. Leonard has been a member of the LeHerman's Club, the football team, and has re- ceived a letter for football. He plans to attend City and State College. 225 26 Gary Stefan Smith Gary enjoys track, surfing, and working. He plans to go to a junior college to become a tor- est engineer. Mike David Smith Mike has lettered in track and plans to attend State College and become an architectural engineer. Vickie Layne Smith Vickie enjoys reading and styl- ing hair. She wants to become an IBM key-punch operator. Wendy A. Smith As a member ot the AFS and Historia n of Sergeanettes, Wendy has been very busy. She plans to attend City and State College and study to be- come a fashion designer. Marisela Sotelo Consuelo Soto Floyd Specks Peter David Starcevic Peter has been in CSF five times, and is a CSF Lite Mem- ber. He has been a member ot the Junior Cabinet and the Captain of the Swimming Team. He plans to attend MIT, but his career choice is un- certain. Richard Alan Steed Rick is a member of the Let- terman's Club and Pepsters. He plans to attend City College and become a police officer. Bonnie Lea Steinle Bonnie plans to go to City College and then transfer to State College, Dennis Stewart Judith Lorraine Stewart Judith plans to attend a junior college and study business. She will enter civil service worlr. Robye Stewart awww' Wm... Danny O'Dell Stilwell As Vice-president of the Latin Club and a member of the Key Club, Letterman's Club, and Madrigals, Danny has been very active. Danny, a three- year Letterman in Track and Crosscountry, hopes to go to City College and then trans- fer to a large college for a major in music. Sophie E. Stockton Sophie is a member of FTA, Fepsters, and AFS. She en- joys going to the beach and working at St. Christopher's Indian Mission in Bluff, Utah. Sophie plans to become an elementary school teacher. Nancy Lee Stringari Nancy hopes to major in art and become an interior deco- rator. service. Beverly Jean Storrs Bev, a member of Girls' League, Senior Cabinet, and Pepsters, enjoys her church youth group, sewing, skating, and playing the guitar. Bev plans to attend BYU and to en- ter either business or social ,Aw Isabel Suarez ln the future, lsabel plans to travel in Europe and become a telephone operator. Alice Suitonu Wayne Thomas Strange Wayne spends most of his time surfing and camping. He hopes to attend City College and then become a fireman. 2 Frances Ellen Symons Vincent James Toronto Frances has been a member of Pepsters, Sergeanettes, Jun- ior Red Cross, GRA Modern Dance and Gymnastics, Thes- pians, and Orchestra, She was also the Vice-President of the Sergeanettes and the Senior Duchess of the Sergeanette's Ball. Frances plans to attend either City or State College, Outside of school she likes to sew. ...ull Anna Tom Anna was a member of GRA. She plans to go to City Col- lege for 3 years and take business courses. 228 Jim was terman's a member of the Let- Club and was the Barbara Thorpe Barbara has been o member of choir and Madrigals. Captain of the tootball team. He has plans to attend Mesa College. His outside activities include water hockey. judo, hand ball and Mary Ellen Thomas As art commissioner, Mary served the Senior Cabinet well. She plans to attend BYU to study art and education. She would like a career in tree- lance art or secondary art ed- ucation. Mary received a Point ,, Regina Thompson Q., Sandro Lynne Tom Sandy has been active in AFS Senior Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, Pepsters, Demoiselles, Girls' League Cabinet, and Sergean- ettes. She plans to attend UCSD and study comptuer pro- gramming. Sandy was award- ed a CSF Lite Membership. Loma High PTA Art Painting, singing, scholarship. designing and sewing clothes, and going to church are a few side activities. Terry .lean Thornton Terry was an active member of Job's Daughters as Senior Prin- cess, and she was a member of Benchwarmers, and Latin Club. Terry would like to go to work after graduation. She likes to go horseback riding and to play pool. of her out- Katherin.e Christine Thurston Katy was in Hungry l's, Ski Club, AFS, FTA, Thespians, Speakers Forum, Modern Lang- uage Club, Pepsters, ASB plays and Senior plays, and the Hill- top Choir. She was also a Red Cross and General Assembly representative. Katy plans to attend USC, and then join the Peace Corps and travel. She has won honors in the San Diego City Schools Speech Arts League for excellence in inter- pretation, First Place on Clash Day, and other speech and drama awards. Steven Douglas Tom Steve wants to attend Mesa College and become an archi- tect. He enjoys horseback rid- ing, snow skiing, sailing, surf- ing, porties and dances. hn- Jon Torcellini Marc Trainor Marc was a member of Ski Club, Hilltop Choir and Madri- gals. He plans to go io Mesa College and the UCSD and major in Marine Biology. In his spare time he likes fo go camping, surf, and play the Arlene Trisby guitar. s ,J 4 'n. Jon Tsuneishi Jon was active in Pepsters, Red Cross, and Boys Federoiion, He was also on the Junior Class Cabinet and was Commander of ihe Blue Eagles Drum and Badge. Afier graduation, Jon will go fo college and study business. Oufside of school, .lon is a member of .lunior Achievement. Jesse Turks Brenda Turner Brenda was one of our Song- leaders ihis year and was also our Homecoming Queen. fy Lana Turner Lana was in ihe Sergeaneffes. She would like to become an airline sfewardess or a model. She plans io alfend Cily Col- lege. 'TY' fam August Unser Jose Manuel Urisfa .lose's fufure plans are to hold his job and allencl college, He has won a leHer in wresi- ling and a ribbon for pushups. Corazon Eugenio Valencia Corazon would like io become a nurse. 229 Ben Vanella Ben would like to become a barber. He was a two year letterman in gymnastics. He likes to go body surfing. Stefano Antonio Vanella Steve was a member of the letterman's Club He would like to have a career in business administration after graduating from Mesa College. Gary Alan Van Horn Gary was active in both Cam- pus Life and the Latin Club. Next year he will begin his college education at Mesa Col- lege and then he will transfer to State College. He plans to become a technical engineer. l .41 Florence Van Patten Flossie sang in the Hilltop choir while on the Hill. She plans to further her education at Mesa College and become a recreationist on an ocean liner. She also likes to go to the beach and dances. Simon Vasquez Sammy was a member of the Tennis Club and is active in the YMCA. He will go to City College next fall and become a coach. His hobbies are work- ing on cars, going to dances and talking on the phone. Josephine Ventura 230 Mary Ruth Vazquez Mary was a member of Girls' League, Sophomore Cabinet, Red Cross, Junior Cabinet and Pepsters. Mary plans to take a sewing course at City College. She enjoys going to games and dances. Samuel Thomas Vernon Among Sam's activities are surfing, water skiing, skin div- ing, hunting, and drag racing. Sam would like to attend Mesa College and become a dentist. William C. Vega Billy, our head Cheerleader was active in Key Club, Latin Club and Letterman's club, and Pepsters, He was a representa- tive to ASB, General Assembly and Boys' Federation, Billy will attend college in Los Angeles and major in commercial and fine arts and minor in general education. He lettered in Cross- country, Track, and Baseball. Harold Bently Velline, Jr. Hal has been a member of Pepsters, Thespians, Speakers Forum, and Student Human Re- lations. He was Sophomore Historian, Boys Federation Pres- ident, General Assembly repre- sentative, and a member of the ASB Council. After graduation he plans to join the Marines, and afterwards to continue his education to become a history or physical education teacher or a minister. Hal was elected Man of the Hour for the month of February. '25 Lily M. Vice Lily was active in Pepsters, Y- Teens and the Biology Club. She would like to become a nurse. She enjoys water sportS, horseback riding, and motor- cycles. Lynn Martin Vick Lynn was on the Varsity Foot- ball team. He plans to major in graphic arts at State Col- lege. Lynn also won an award for a photo exhibit. Outside of school Lynn is a lifeguard and a camp director. Laura Vigil Laura has been a member of FTA. She would like to pursue an education at Mesa College and become either a gym teacher or an airline steward- ess. Laura writes for the View- point column in the Star News She enjoys camping, sewing, sw, Marsha Vigil and traveling. Jesse P. Viramontes Jesse would like to become a bookkeeper after graduating from City College. He also plans to join the air force. Ralph W. Voris Ralph lettered in Track and was on the Wrestling Team. He plans to finish his educa- tion at State College after at- tending Mesa College for two years. Ralph would like to be either a PE instructor or work for the Sheriff's Department. Richard Hamil Wakefield Dick, another of our Cheer- leaders, sang in the Hilltop Choir. He also held commis- sionerships on the Sophomore and Boy's Federation cabinets. He would like to teach elemen- tary school in the Hawaiian Islands. Dick was a letterman on the gymnastics team. Out- side of school, he enjoys moun- tain climbing, camping, sing- ing, and is an active member in the Sierra Club, Maria Vitale Oscar Vocal 'lrvef-,g f Irene Waldorf Edward Walker Theodore Walker Mark Romney Wallen Mark is a member of the Key Club. He has been a member of the Basketball Team. His future plans include UCSD where he will major in psy- Shannon Walsh Shannon plans to attend San Francisco State College. She was the Junior Class President. chclogy. Carole Warner Jeanie won a trophy for Home Economics. She has been bctive on the Tennis and Bad- minton teams, GRA, and Peps- ters. She wants to go to Mesa Leonard Washington or Grossmont College to be- come a medical and lab tech- nician. Gene Watkins Gene has plans for becoming a printer. He has chosen City College and USD to do this. 232 Gay Watson Pepsters, Senior Cabinet, and Benchwarmer Captain are only a few of the activities Gay- lord has participated in. To further her education, Gay plans to attend Mesa College. Steve Weathers Maxine Ethel Waters Maxine enjoys dancing and at- tending most school games. She would like to attend City College and take a secretarial course. Suzanne M. West Suzanne likes the beach, play- ing mlflidlure golf, and shoot- ing pool. She plans to attend Mesa College to become a bookkeeper. Judith Faye Weber .lucly has been Vice-president of the German Club and the Play Commissioner on Senior Cabinet. She likes going to the beach, horseback riding, and playing badminton. She is go- ing to City College to become an elementary school teacher. Stephen M. Welch Steve has been an outstanding participant in the Science Fair and Debate teams. He has been on Boys' Federation Council, CSF Cabinet, Sopho- more Cabinet and General Assembly, He wants a career in mathematics and will be studying at the Michigan State University. 7 199 Kathleen Joyce West Kathy would like to be an IBM operator. Her favorite pastime is going to the beach. 5 Bernetta Wheeler Darryl White .lo Ann Whiteman Jo Ann plans to attend a junior college and become a social worker. Susie White Anthony Wilfran Anita Williams , 233 Dorothy Lee Elizabeth Williams Dorothy plans to become a dental assistant or work in the field at business. She will at- tend Mesa College. She has been active on the Hill as a member at the Student Human Relations Committee, 234 5... Eddia Marie Williams Eddia plans to attend Mesa College to become a medical assistant. Eula M. Williams Eula has been a member of Girls' League, Pepsters, and GRA. She would like to be a medical assistant and will at- tend a junior college and then a state college. She likes danc- ing, surfing, and has been ac- mf' V! ?' Louise Williams 'Dollie would like to attend the Pacific College of Medical and Dental Assistants, and then State College to become a dental hygiene specialist. tive in Junior Government, Mason Edward Williams Mason is in the City's Junior Government. He is also astive in sports. He plans to join the Air Force. Ron J. Williamson Ron wants to be an architect. He plans to attend Mesa Col- lege and then a state univer- sity, He likes drag racing and surfing. Jeanne Willis Jeanne enjoys horseback rid- ing, skating, and bowling. She is currently attending the Hill- crest Beauty College for a career as a beautician. , Jo Anne Willis Jo Anne will attend City Col- lege and study clerical work. ' fi' Gloria Wilson ni ww Mamie L. Wilson Mamie has plans to attend Mesa or Grossmont College. She plans to become a regis- tered nurse, 0.0 Alice Wong Alice has served this year as Girls' League Secretary. She plans to attend Mesa and State College where she will study to be a registered nurse. L Fred Arnold Wood Fred wans to ga to State Col- lege and BYU. He has been on the Golf Team, and he enjoys basketball and dances. Rosa Mary Wooten Rosa has been on the Senior Cabinet, Human Relations Com- mittee, GRA, General Assem- bly, and Election Board, She plans to attend Mercy College to become a reigstered nurse, if-if Margaret S. Wroe Beverly Wyatt Margaret has been a member of Sergeanettes and Pepsters. She likes tennis and bowling. She plans to attend City Col- lege. . .T Nw, we fIT?':Y James R. Wyman Jim likes golf, basketball, swimming and sailing, He wants to attend Mesa College and State College, He plans to major in education or busi- ness administration. Eugene Wayne Yee Gene was Russ editor-in-chief. His many activities include Quill and Scroll and ROTC. He plans to attend State Col- lege and major in accounting. He will become a banker. Susan Deborah Youel Sue plans to attend Occidental College and major .in music. She has been a member of AFS, CSF, FTA, and Thespians. She was a Demoiselle and a CSF Life Member. She was in Oklahoma! The Sound of Music, Out of the Frying Pan, and The Lottery. its - f ,L ,,V. V V V. j ,.', Jeanne Marie Zercie Jeanne enjoys outdoor sports. She plans to become a- secre- tary and take a course for IBM operators. 'wW,,,,.y Bernard Eugene Wright Bernie has been the Russ editor-in-chief. He has been a member of CSF, and Quill and Scroll. He was a California State Scholarship semitinalist and has had some of his work published. He has been Presi- dent of CSF and is a CSF Life Member. He plans to enter the field ot journalism. 235 Mr. William Patten Mr. Lewis has taught a variety of classes since he came to the Hill in l938. ln his 29 years here he has taught algebra, geometry, and science. His hobby was successfully put to use as sponsor of the camera club for many years. Mr. Lewis has been a counselor, meeting his students as sophomores and counseling them until graduation. After retirement Mr. Lewis will travel with his wife, who is also a retiring teacher. Mr. Lewis has enjoyed his ex- periences on the Hill, because he enioys working with students, Mr. Weldon Lewis IN HONOR ln l942, a new track and J.V. football coach came to the Hill. ln college he had maiored in physical education and minored in social science. For eleven years Mr. Patten coached the victorious Caver team. He then became more involved with Driver Education and taught it for twelve years, but this was just a beginning to his activities. He has also taught basic citizenship, first aid, and social studies. Mr. Patten's interests outside of school have included being a Sheriff's guard at Del Mar for the past twenty years. He has also taught night school. After retirement, Mr. Patten will be spending most of his time relaxing on his ranch in Ramona, and taking care of real estate. ff is it ,.. We would like to honor the two retiring teachers, and also express our deep sympathy for the students that have died during this past 236 school year, Barbara Bowers, Kevin Dailey, and John Durrill. W- L W