Sunny Hills High School - Helios Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)
- Class of 1967
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otXm JnmrwYidouoJii S) twpp ax nai Dot Jeaat TiJji ne ,, _ CA. ' Y or r T 0£r;rr ys i 4vx 9( o ?e Q P a c hrii]£S ' :J ..Z Z. M ,tP ' i • ' • ' ' ' J ' 1. 1 If ' 1 ' iT 7 u V z - ' If ) P ' ' ' no vw C as ' i.es I HELIOS MCMLXVII Edltor-ln-Chlef Susan Ferguson Business Manager Midge Hodge Art Editors Deborah Moore Constance Turnquist Advisor Mr. James Wixon An Annual Production Of The Students Of Sunny Hills High School Fullerton, California Miss Annie McFarlin DEDICATION The quality of unselfish dedication, so rare in this age of detachment and mechanization, is beauti- fully apparent in the life of Anno Lou McFarlin. As college counselor, Annie is often responsible for greater than five hundred students, for too many, one might think, for the mixture of individual attention and personal interest expected from the ideal counselor. Yet Miss McFarlin possesses a unique combination of thoughtfulness, warmth, and perseverance that makes her, not only a counselor, but a friend to each of the many entrusted to her guidance. Her bright smile, shining eyes, warm and hearty lough, and ob- vious love of life have marked Miss McFarlin as a genuine favorite of students, teachers and adminis- trators alike. In her honor and in recognition of the unselfishness and dedication that have marked her life, we of the Helios staff wish to dedicate this book to Miss Anna Lou McFarlin. I« m « SVgpKU 7 Many Faces. . . fe Many Moods. . . V. l 1 _ We Laughed. . . We Learned- . . -  y. y - 10 .% ' ' I And We Grew. . . 11 FACULTY 12 13 District Administration Seated: Dr. Leonard L Murdy, Superln+endent; John W. Mann, Deputy Superlntendenf. S+andIng: John Renley, Director of Division of Personnel Services; Harold Throop. Jr., Adminis+rafor of Division of Funds and Business Affairs. Board of Trustees Seoted: Emblen N. Cooke, Franklin Sullivan, Merrill K. Steele. Standing: Walter Smith and Joan Begovich. 14 Principal Hathaway Vintage ' 67 — the theme ot our senior class this year — could equally apply to the partlculor stage In the development of Sunny hlllls High School. It sug- gests a number of ottributes — maturity, clarity, quality, and the culmination of the efforts of many in the form of a superior product. There are many evidences to support parallels here. Aging Is one thing but maturing Is quite another ■— the latter may not necessarily follow the former. There are numerous signs of maturity of this campus — an experienced staff, developing traditions, and ever- Improving school spirit. The quality of the educational program has widespread community recognition and acceptance and we hove expressed ourselves in com- municating one with another with increased clarity. This June marks that time of year when another group moves forward to greater opportunity — our sixth graduating class. The term vintage also refers to the crop or yield of a particular vineyard or region In a particular season. We at this high school ore proud of this yield, wishing them well In all future and distant endeavors. Bert K. hlothaway Vice Principal Wiesseman hHelen Wlessemon as Dean of In- struction, counsels girls and works with the Administration to further student-teacher relations. 15 Counselors - Administration Mary Lou Allec Thomas Bresee Anna McFarlin Frederick Slater Nancy Thompson James Vonover 16 Fred Meier and Jack Risk, Administrative Assistants; James Smith, Dean of Counseling and Guidance. Faculty ' 67 New face . . . Old friend. Patricia Alman Carl Ames Robert Baar James Bailey Garner Barnett Walter Bayler Helen Becker T homas Bell Neil Berck Lloyd Bevington Mildred Bishop Russell Boveia Patricia Carpenter Barbara Chong Alan Cole 17 James Crippen Cecil Crow John Dewey Carolyn Doran Joan Edwards Mildred Ebdal Pauline Eliason Charles Enos Wallace Esgate John Fenacca t  maim, i i;m Marjorie French Juana Gallegos John Gerhart Shirley Sibbens Kenne+h Gordon Frederick Grade Beverly Grotslty James Hausken Russell Hawk Michael Hoey There ' s always room for jello. John Hufferd Wesley Hunt EIna Johanson Doris Johnson Benjomln Jones Julita Jones Phyllis Joyce Kenwood Kafo Lenore King Dolores Krepton Betty Lancaster Joe Lorson Walter Lawson James Leathers Caroll Lehrer Ronald Lewis Gary Lines William Lingenfelder 19 Robert Linn Avery LIscomb Gordon McColl Eugene Martin Gerry Miller Mary Moore Charles Moroni Arthur Mulvey T. L. Nordstrom Now boys, look how peppy I cm! Reuben Quijano Maxine Randolph James Reeder Julia Ritner Patricia Roberts Russell Roberts 20 Evelyn Root Gloria Soil Bruce Soyers Betty Schmidt Robert Schoner Adelle Schroth Bernard Schumoker Leslie Scott Paul Scott James Sebring Stanley Simpson Dick Skain Our coaches look over the Loncer schedule. i 21 ' Can we borrow it. Coach? We need another win. ' June Smifh Paul Snyder Douglas Spainhower Duane Sproul Margo Stuart TV T ' ' • ■yl X ' Gordon Traylqj, V j: ' iu .4 t ' Ray Vaughan Henry Vellekamp Louise Vinson Helen Wall Harold Wallace Helen Walther Joyce Ward Leslie Wertheimer James Wixon Michael Woods V ' :k 4ii 22 One, two, three strikes, you ' re out. Don ' t everybody speak at once. Cheese! Knock it off, you guys. Oh, when the soints 23 Administrative Assistants Custodians: Vernon Jocobson, Howard Chipman, Les Lumley, John Quigley. ElJzabefh Kelly Vice Principal ' s Secretary Margaret Newkirit Principal ' s Secretary Vivian Caulkins Counseling Secretary Bus Drivers: Jim Endicott, Jim Heyne, Bruce Reynolds, John Willis, Bob Trust. Not pictured: Bob McKesson and Harold Keller. 24 Lucille Dolan Library Clerk Gladys Pembroke, Mary Thedinga Attendance Clerks Lola Sheffield Student Activities Clerk Cafeteria: Shirley Hunt, Annie Goodwin, La La Jackson, Corrine Leonard, Helen Homic- lewski, Madge Jueneman. Barbara DeGroot Registrar Dolores Williams Text Book Clerk 25 SENIORS 26 27 Senior Stand-Outs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JULIE BOMKE BOB FORD MOST CASUAL DRESSER ANDY WENDLAND LONGEST HAIR MARSHA McCLANAHAN JOANNE MONGEON MOST LOYAL SENIORS JAN POWERS GEOFF SLACK MOST APPEALING EYES RICHARD CHARD BARBARA DESHON PRETTIEST LEGS JENNY ALLEN PRETTIEST SMILE CHRIS GASTON MOST ATHLETIC JOHN HANSEN BIGGEST DIMPLES ANDY FALL MOST SPIRIT ROD HANDSFIELD MIMI MUSE CLASS CLOWNS CAROL ROBERTS ANDY SILLS Barbara Desh Richard Chwd Stan Commons Vice-Presidenl V, 67 50 - 0 The Class of 1967 was truly distinctive. As underclassmen, the students raised a record amount of money, broke tradition by buying round rings, and held one of the best proms ever: Owakare — A Time To Soy Good-Bye. The Seniors began this year by choosing a unique motto. Vintage ' 67 — A Very Good Year. This motto, along with a horn of plenty, was affixed to the Senior flag, often seen flying from the flagpole in the quod. The Seniors originated the great tradition of vic- tory over Fullerton h Igh School, not only in football but also in basketball. These vic- tories were not won singly by our athletic squads; The Vintage ' 67 spirit from the stands indeed spurred Sunny Hills to one of its greatest traditions. The class council, composed of oil interested Seniors, held many Town Meetings to plan the graduation party at Pickwick Recreation Center. The Senior Gift was a sign for the foot of the hill. Throughout the year, the spirit and pride of the class surged and succeeded in proving Vintage ' 67 — A Very Good Year. .fiiii id MARILYN ABELL Transfer Student 4 Lancelles 4 LUKE ACHAY Water Polo 1,2 Swimming 1 , 2 DIANE ADAMS STEPHEN M. ADAMS DAVE ALEXANDER CHERYL C. ALLE Girls ' Glee I Agriculture 2 Business Major We ' re in the Lancer Generation! JENNY ALLEN Lancelles 2. 3 Song Leader 4 Helios Staff 4 KAREN ALLMAN Concert Choir 2, 3 KAREN M. ALLEN Business Major Assembly Committee 2 SUEALLES Class Council 3, 4 Homecoming Princess 4 JV Yell Leader 3 ROBERT ALTHOUSE DAVID ANDERSEN Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 Student Court 4 Student Senator 3 SHARI ANN APOIAN Pep Club 3 Sf udent Senator 3 Class Council 4 JUDY AQUINO Transfer Student 4 ROBERT ARMSTRONG JOHN L ASHMAN Student Court 4 Football 1.2. 3. 4 Tennis 2. 3. 4 RANDY W. AYERS SHERAL BALDWIN Art Club 2. 3 Pep Club 2 We ore, tool dM WILLIAM BALDWIN STEVEN BALGROSKY RICHARD BARNES Football I. 2. 3, 4 Key Club 2. 3. 4 ICC President 4 Key Club 2. Pep Bond 1. 2. Head 3 Track 2. 3. 4 Tennis 2. 3 TONYBARR Graphic Arts Major Drama Major LINDA BARREDA DAN BARRON Agriculture 1.2.3,4 Football 1.2.3 GAA 2. 3. 4 Student Senator 4 German Club 1 , 2 Industrial Arts JUDY BASSANI Modern Dance 2, 3 Gymnastics 4 JANETTE MARIE JOYCE BAYLESS BAUER Helios S+aff 4 Flag Twirler 2, Head 3 FBLA 3. 4 Spring Formal Y-Teens Attendant 2 Song Leader 4 GREG BEAM Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Track 2. 3, 4 CSF3.4 WILLIAM BEAUDINE LUANN BELL We shall not talk in class We shall not talk in class JAMES BENNING GLENN ALLEN BIANCHI Spanish Club 1 , 2 History Club 1 , 2 Business Major TERRY BERNHARD FFA I. 2, 3, 4 Reporter 4 Football 2 Baseball BOB BERRY Accolade 2, 3, 4 Sports Editor 4 FBLA 4 MARK BILLINGTON CAREN LEE BISHOI ASB Pep Chairman ' Helios Staff 4 Lancelles 4 CYNTHIA N. BLACK CONNIE BLASCO Lancelles 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Spanish Club 1,2 WENDY BLOOMENTHAL LAURENCE M. BOAG Water Polo 1.3 Swimming 1 , 3, 4 Varsity Club 3. 4 SHARON BLEVINS JIM D. BOBST We shall not talk in class We shall not talk in class CAROL MARIE BOUCHARD Chorus 3 Transfer Student 3 :NNY BOWMAN odern Dance 2 sncert Choir I d Cross NICK BOWMAN Basketball 2. 3 Track 2, 3. 4 SANDY L. MIKE G. BRADBURY BOZEMAN Wrestling 1. 2, 3 Lancelles 3, 4, Points Football 2, 3 Chr.4 Concert Choir 4 Helios Staff 4 Y-Teens 3. 4 THOMAS EDWARD BRADFORD Track 2. 3, 4 Cross Country 3,4 PAULEHE BRAUNE Lancelles 3, 4, Leader 4 Helios Staff 4 BEVERLY ANN BRAUNER Class Secretary I Lancelles 3 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 Song Leader 4 ROBERT N. BRIGGS Drafting 1,2 MARYJ.BRONSING CHERYL K. Banner Carrier 3 BROWER GAAI,2, 3, 4 FHA Latin Club 1,2,3 Y-Teens Clair and Judy hope that whatever goes up, MUST come down! PATRICIA LOUISE BROWN Greasepainters I Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4 Pep Club 2 LANCE BULLWINKLE DONK. BUFFINGTON Electronics 2, 3 History Club 1,2,3,4 MELINDA BURKER JOHN SHELDON BULL ASB Election Committee 4 Key Club 3. President 4 Water Polo 1 , 3 MARGERY SHARON BUSH Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 French Club 2. 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 ADRIANA BUSTOS CYNTHIA BYERRUM MADELAINE V Foreign Exchange J.V. Yell Leader 3 CAMPBELL Student Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 ASB Assembly Executive Council 4 Honor Guard 3 Chairman 4 Red Cross 4 Flag Twirler 2, 3 Helios Staff 4 7, ' i-. ' :Vy?- WENDY BELLE LEANN CARRICO JAMES CARTER CARNEY English Major FFA 1,2.3,4 Pep Club 2 Business Major Latin Club 1 Stan, Glen and Bill HAM it up at lunch. BOB CASE JIM CATLIN DENNIS G. Football 1 , 2. 3, 4 Water Polo 1 , 2 CHALLMAN Basketball 1,2,3 Electronics Club 2, Transfer Student 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 President 3 BETTE CHAMPION RICHARD JOHN CHARD Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 WoterPolo 1,2,3,4 German Club 2 CONNIE SUE CHICK Gymnastics 3, 4 LINDA R. JOSEPH B. NANCY RAE CHILCOAT CHINOWTH CHUTE Music 1, 2, 3 Lancelles 2 Concert Choir 4 Song Leader 3, 4 Gymnastics 4 Homeconning Princess 4 ALENE CIAMPITTI NFL I. 3,4 GAA4 RAY T. CLARK LINDA CLINGER Band 3, 4 Senior Girls ' Choir 2 Y-Teens iMi fm ' mn Studies get you down, Rick? JOAN L COFFEEN DON R. COFFMAN RON J. COFFMAN Business Major Industrial Arts Major CATHY MARIE MARK LAFORTE DEBORAH COGAN COLLINS SUZANNE Art Club 2, 3. 4 Class President 2 COLTMAN National Merit Football 1. 2, 3 Transfer Student 4 Finalist o Wrestling 1 , 3 Y-Teens Modern Dance 3, 4 Red Cross i ft i STANLEY BARNETT CHRISTOPHER COMMONS COMPTON NFL and Debate 1,2,3.4 Track I, 2. 3, 4 Cross Country 1,3, 4 PATRICIA CONGER Student Senator 2 : GAA 1.2, 3, 4, Representative 2, Vice President 4 Pep Club 2, 3 MICHAEL CONNER RICK CONNOR PATRICK CONOVER FFA 1 , Secretary 2. 3. Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1.2. 3, 4 Vice President 4 President 3. Student Senator 3 Interact President 4 Drum Major 4 Football 2 Track 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3. 4 Interact 4 IHRIS P. CONRADI JERALD H. COOK :oncert Band 1,2.3.4 Business Major iteract 3. 4 ep Band I. 2. 3. 4 Randy is illustrating his three R ' s - Reading, wRiting end oRithmetic. JAMES ALLAN COOKE Water Polo 1.2.3,4 Swimming I, 2. 3. 4 BILL CORDS MIKEA.COSGRIFF Varsity Basketball 3. 4 Water Polo 2. 3. 4 Captain 4 Swimming 2. 3 Varsity Club 3. 4 Science Major mMM R«« ' Svfe ii W: Spi .zp, ' ,;:i . ' - ' ,•: tMk ii CATHERINE M. JUDY L. COX COX Transfer Student 3 Modern Dance 3. 4 GAA3,4 PAT LOU CROCKER GAA 1.2 Gymnastics 4 FHA3 KATHY CRUM ROBERT CULPEPPER KENNETH L. CURETON Electronics Club 1,2,3.4, President 2 German Club I Astronomy Club 4 Jayne is captured by the spell of Rod ' s Jade East, while Steve and Barbie look on with jealousy. GLEN DALTON KATHY ALICE DALTON Drama Club I Pep Club 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 TOM DALZELL PATRICIA LYNN DIANE LORRAINE DON D. DAVIS DAVINROY DAVIS GAA 2 NFL and Debate Modern Dance 1 1,3,4 FHA Secretary 3 Y-Teens 3, 4 GAA 1. 2. 4 KATHY L. DAVIS STEVE DAVIS CHARLENE LEE FBLA4 CSF3,4 DAY SAA 1,2, 3 Art Major Business Major DAN DEMARAY SUE DEPRIESTER BARBARA J. Transfer Student AFS Committee 2, 3, DESHON Bond Chairman 4 ASB Assembly Y-Teens 1,2,3.4 Committee 4 Student Senator 4 GAA 3, 4 Pep Club ' Well, what do you think of my collection, Sail? , asks Paul. JANICE MARTIN DEVENEY LINDA CHERYAL DESROCHERS DEWEESE Gymnastics 4 LYNNE H. DEWEY Helios Staff 4 ASB Rally Committee 4 Senior Class Council PATRICIA CAROLE VICKIE RAE DICKS DICKEY Y-Teens I Marching Bond 2, 3,4 FHA4 Senior Girls ' Choir Business Major 2,3,4 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 NICK L DIFILIPPO J.V. Football 3 RAYMOND DILLMAN KATHY M. DORION SUE DOUGLAS Art Major Gymnastics 4 FHA3 Student Senator I JANET LOUISE DILLOW FBLA 2. 4, Parliamentarian 2.4 Senior Girls ' Choir 2 FHA4 TOM W. DOUGLAS Varsity Football 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 3. 4 wwm ' m : ' If I ' SENIORS FRED B. DOZIER CSF 1,2.3,4 Tennis I, Varsity 2, All-League 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 NAN DRAKE PATRICIA J. DRUMMY Lancelles 3, 4 Pep Club I, 2 Art Major DEBORAH ELLEN DRURY Modern Dance 3, 4 Y-Teens 1.2,3,4 Art Club 3 MARILYN RAE DUHAMEL Student Court Chief Justice 4 NFL and Debate 2,3,4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Over- all Secretary 4 RICK J. DUNCAN Football I Math Major BOB DUNHAM Swimming 3 arsity Club 3 Electronics Club 3 CAROLE DUNLAP DIANE E. DYKES Concert Choir 3, 4 ASB Rally Committee 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 (ENNETH ROBERT KATHIE EBERHART DOROTHY JEANNE DYLA Lancelles 3, 4 E SGERTS Wrestling 2, 3 Helios Staff 4 Varsity Yell Leader 4 History Club 1 Senior Class Council J.V. Yell Leader 3 Lancelles 2. 3 m -i ' ' : ►«ip; ' % ir- jj rk RULE ! ! ! ! ! LIZ EHINGER Class Secretary 4 Lancelles 4 Helios Staff 4 JACKIE EHRLICH REBECCA EMISH lUTH ANN ENDRESEN Spanish Club I =HA 4, Historian 4 =BLA4 DIANE M. ENQUIST JIM LEE ERICKSON FHA I Football!. 2 Track 3 i ifM PAUL ERICKSON JUDY ANN ESTES SUE EUBANKS Honor Guard 3 Accolade Staff 3 ASB Rally Latin Club 2 Committee 4 SAA 1.2.3 GAA 1.2.3 KENT W. EVANS Baseball 2. 3, 4 Football 1 , 2 MARK EVEREH ANDREW LUNDIN FALL Varsity Water Polo 2. 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, Secretary 4 What did you say the answer to number 67 was? SANDY LEE FAULKNER CSF 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3. 4 Lancelles 4 DAWN DENISE FAXON Concert Choir 3, 4 Pep Club 3. 4 FBLA4 MARGIE FELIX Transfer Student 3 Pep Club 3, 4 LIBBY FERENCY SUE FERGUSON ROBERT A. Pep Club 3, 4 Helios Editor 4 FERRANTE Modern Dance 3, 4 Y-Teens, President 2, Senior Class Council 4 Over-all Vice Presi- dent 3. Over-all Treasurer 4 J.V. Yell Leader 3 MICHAEL JEROME BILL FINCH FEWEL Transfer Student 3 GLEN ARNOLD FISCHER Football I, 2, 3, 4 FFA 1,2,3.4 Varsity Club 3, 4 ARLENE FRANCES SHARON LYNN LINDA FITCHETT FISHER FISHER CSF 1,2,3 Lancelles 4 Lancelles 4 Student Senator 3 Red Cross 3, President 4 dM YipesI Stripes! LINDA FLANDERS KONI KAY LINDA FLOCK Modern Dance 1, 2 FLEMING GAA 1.2,3 FBLA 4, Vice Modern Dance 3, 4 Red Cross 1 . 2 President 4 Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4 FBLA 4 Y-Teens 1,2,3 Drama 1 BOB FORD PAM FORD W. BRAD FOSS ASB President 4 Helios Staff 4 FTA 1 AFS Exchange Jr. Statesman of Orchestra 1. 2 Student to the America 4 Band 3 Netherlands 4 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4 Class President 3 JOHN VICTOR LORRIE L TURA FRANZEN FRANCE FRANKFORT Drama Club 1, 2 Swimming and Diving Modern Dance 3, 4 Gymnastics 3, 4 1,2.3,4 ASB Publicity Wrestling 3. 4 Committee 4 Electronics 1 , 2 Senior Class Council SUE FRASER MELISSA MAE BUD A. FUSELIER FBLA Treasurer 4 FRETZ Football 3. 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 GAA 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Speech 3. 4 x- V- ' ; «- ' ' ' Groovy, groovy, groovy. Rough, rough, rough, We ' re the mighty Seniors And we ' re rough, tough, stuff! MIKE ROBERT SUE GALLAGHER JANET GANN GAGGIA CSF 1,2,3,4 Varsity Wrestling GAA 2, 3 1.2. 3 History Club 1,2,3 Track 2 Senior Class Council NANCY GANNON Lancelles 3, 4 ASB Publicity Committee 4 NFL 2 JOHN GARDNER Track and Cross Country I, 2. 3,4, Captain 4 Varsity Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Key Club 3. 4 ,iK -,v ' - TRACY GARNETT Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4 ASB Election Committee 4 Class Council 2. 4 CHRIS SUE SUE SEISLER MARK V. SEISS GASTON Cross Country 1 J.V. Yell Leader 3 Football 2. 3 Lancelles 3, 4 Class Council 3, 4 Homecoming Princess 4 ROBBYN LOUISE GIBBS ASB Social Committee 4 ASB Publicity Committee 3 Art Major STEPHEN GILBERTSON Basketball 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Council Varsity Club 4 ROBERT GOBLE fe O J t- ii ' ,l«s;X} Mary Beth takes a lesson on how to get Rich quickl SUSAN GRAHAM Drama Club I, 2, 3 SHARON DALE GRESSLEY LINDA GUDKA ASB Assembly Committee 4 Student Senator 2, 3 Modern Dance 2, 3, 4 JOSIE GUZZO Modern Dance 1 , 2 Art Major TRUDY BETH GRINER Pep Club 1.2.3 GAA 1,2.3 Business Major MATT HACKER DEBBY HALL JV Yell Leader 2. Y-Teen 2, 4, Pres. I Assemb y Commiffee 2.3 STEPHAN MICHAEL INA HAM HALL Tronsfer Sfudenf 4 Transfer Sfudent 4 LINDEE HAMMOND HELEN HAMSHAW RODNEYS. Lancelles 3, Leader 4 Class Treasurer 4 CSFI.2.3.4 Lancelles 3, 4 Accolade Staff 4 Y-Teens 1.2.3.4 HANDSFIELD Key Club 2, 3 Yell Leader 3 Track 1.2.3.4 Typically Hanlcl CHRIS HANSEN Cross Country 1,2,3 Track I. 2 DAVE LEE HARTZHEIM Water Polo JOHN HANSEN Football 1,2, All- League 3, Co-cap- tain 4 Baseball 2. 3, 4 Athletic Commission- er 4 MAROLYN SUE HAWK Lancelles 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 ASB Social Commit- tee 4 STAN HARRIS Tennis I, 2, 3 ASB Rally Commit tee 4 ASB Assembly Coi mittee 4 KEITH HAWKINSON LINDA L. HAZEL Art Major Art Club SALLYA.HEGER Latin Club 2, 3 NFL 2 Y-Teens KENNY HEMSTREET ;- Industrial Arts Major Chou, amigosi DENNIS HENDERSHOTT LINDA HENDERSHOTT LESLYE HENDRICKS GAA2. 3 Business Major CONNIE HENSLEY JOLENE HERNON SHIRLEY HESCH SAA 2, 3, 4 Transfer Student 4 Modern Dance 3,4 Art Club 2 30B HILL RON HILL JACK STEVEN Football!, 2 HOBBS Baseball 1 , 2 Student Senator Football 1 , 2 Wrestling 1,2,4 JEAN MARIE MIDGEHODSE RON HOECKER HODAN Helios Butinest Basketball 2 Sponish Club 1, 2 Manac|er4 Football 3 FHA3,V.P.4 Junior Statesmen of Sfudenf Senator 2 America 4 Senior Class Council JIM V. HOGLUND Wood Shop 1.2.3.4 CAROL LOUISE HOLM Red Cross 4 Senior Class Council Drama Club 4 TOM HOTTEL FFA. Sentinel 4 Agriculture 1,2,3.4 Things go better with Coke ... GENE DUANE HOWARD JOHN GERALD HUGHES Football 1.2,3.4 Varsity Club 3. 4 Class Council 1,2,3.4 ROSLYN G. HOWARD Modern Dance 3. 4 Pep Club 3 FBLA 3. 4 SUSAN HUSBAND Business Major JUDY LINN HUFNAGEL Lancelles 4 ASB Social Commit- tee 4 Y-Teens 3. 4 MIKEJ. HUSKINS Football 1 , 2 Baseball 2. 3. 4 GARY INGRAM RONALD P. JACKSON DAWN F. INNIS Pep Club 3 Sr. Girls ' Choir 2, 3 SUSAN CAROLIE JACKSON THERESE L. JACKLEY Modern Dance 3 FBLA3 Pep Club 2, 3 LYNNE JOHNSTON GAA 1 , 2 FBLA4 Y-Teens 4 We have cherry, apple, lemon, pecan, punrjpkin, chocolate , GREG V. JONES MARY JONES mtkiiM KANDI L. KALL Pep Club 1 , 2 Spanish Club I, 2 Y-Teens 3, 4 RICHARD A. KAUFMAN Cross Country 3, 4 Track 2, 3. 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 DIANE KALKLOSCH FBLA,Sec.4 Y-Teens 4 Modern Dance 2, 3,4 RICHARD G. KELLEY Latin Senfiinar 2 Interact Club 3, 4 CLAIRE CONE KELSEY TOM C. KERR Art 1,2,3.4 Football 1,2,3,4 SHARYN LEE KENNEDY Modern Dance I, 2 Art Club 1,2.4 JOHN KENT Varsity Club 4 Water Polo 1,2,3 Swimming I, 2. 3 IV AR KETILSSON AFS Exchange Stu- dent from Norway Junior Statesmen of America 4 DON KETTERLING Business Major Math Major Agriculture 1 . 2 Hey there ' s my dressl JAMES R. KEY PENNY SUE KIDWELL Business Major Band 1,2,3 JONATHAN MARK KING Boys ' State Represen- tative Key Club International Club. Activity Chr. 4 PETER W. KLOTZ SUE D. KNIGHT JUDI A. KNOUSE PAUL L KNUDSEN BARRY JOHN KOOIMAN Art Major CAROLYN S. LACY CHRISTINE SUSAN CHARLIE BARBARA JEANNE LARSON LAVORGNA LECK GAA 1.2 German Club 1,2,3 Y-Teens 3.4 Pep Club 1 . 2 Student Senator 3, 4 Senior Girls ' Choir Science Club 2 Art Club 3 2,3 FBLA4 ' I think we blew it, Jean! JAN LEDBETTER Lancelles3, Sec. 4 Helios Staff 4 Senior Class Council GREGORY B. LEISZ DARWIN J. LEWIS FFAI.2,3,4 English Major BILLS.LIDDELL Itaouisija Pres. 4 German Club 3 Football I LARRY G. LINCH ED J. LINOEMANN CHERYL G. HENRY LEWIS DANY LOEBLICH LINDSEY LLOYD CSF3 FHA 3, 4 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 Business Major Varsity Club 3. 4 Student Senator 4 MELODIE LOEV E RUSSELL LOWE Gymnastics 1 Class President 1 Modern Dance 4 Student Court Justice Pep Club 2 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 SUEKAYLUDI Agriculture Major JIM LUTHER Junior Statesmen of America 4 Interact Club 4 Thespian Club I BONNIE J. LYNCH RALPH R. LYNCH SUE LYON Lancelles3,4 Soc. Chr. 3 ASB Social Commit- tee 4 Helios Staff 4 ANDREW M. MacDONALD THERESA MACIAS Modern Dance I, 2 Art Major LINDA MARION MAJORS Y-Teens2,3 Pep Club 2. 3 JUDY MANLEY Pep Club 2. 3. 4 Senior Sirls ' Choir 2 Y-Teen$ 4 CYNTHIA M. BARBARA ANNE LINDA MATHEWS MARSHALL MASON Senior Girls ' Choir SAA 1,2,4 Y-Teens 3. 4 2.3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Thespians 4 Modern Dance 3 Senior Class Council GAA 1.2 ik EVA MATURING BARBARA E. MAVES CHARLES E. Election Committee 4 ASB Publicity Com- NFL 1,2.3,4 mittee4 Senior Class Council Y-Teens 3, 4 MAXSON CLIFFA. MEGERLE Junior Statesmen of America 4 Interact Club 4 Electronics Club 2. 3 BILLMERRIAM DENNIS MESTEMACHER SAVE JIM MILBY MESTEMACHER Elecfronics Club 2 PAM MILLER Publicity Commit- tee 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 GAA 2. 3 PAUL R. MILLER TOM TAYLOR KENDALL LEE MILLS Band 1,2,3,4 MILLER Baseball 3. 4 ndustrial Arts Major FFA 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Randy— about those dish-pan hands JOANNE CAROL ANNE DEBBY S. MOORE MONGEON MOON ASB Publicity Chr. 4 Lancelles 3 Pep Club 3 GAA 1.2.3 Modern Dance 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Helios Staff 4 GAA 2 Y-Teens 4 DON MOORE JUDY M. MOORE MONTE D. MOORE JTkMtM RALPH J. MORALES BILL O. MORGAN WAYNE Student Senator MORGENTHALER 1.2.3 Traclc2. 3. 4 Senior Class Council Basketball 2. 3 CYNTHIA JEANNE ROBERT H.MORRIS RANDY EARL MORRIS Electronics Club MUDRICK Y-Teens 1,2.3,4 Pres. 2, 3 Track 1 Modern Dance 3,4 FBLA4 Baseball 2, 3 , 4 Art Club 3 Accolade Staff 3. 4 Look lady, this is as fast as I can do it. LYNDA MULLER MARIANNE MUSE GRANT L Art Major Yell Leader 3, Head 4 MUSGRAVE Modern Dance 3, 4 Class Council 1,3,4 Art Club Pep Club 1.2,3. Sec. 4 DOUGLAS P. MYERS LAYNE MYRDALL DENNIS E. McAVAN MARSHA LYN JIM McCLOUD GREG McCLURE McCLANAHAN Foofball 2 CSF 1.2.3.4 Baseball 2 ASB Assembly Com- mittee 4 Lancelles 2 TOM A. McCUTCHEN Football 2, 3. 4. All- league 3 Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Sergeant at Arms 4 BARRY REA HUGHR. McDANIEL McDonald Track 1,3.4 CSFI,2.3.Pres.4 Student Senator 3 Track 2, 3. 4 Interact Club 3, 4 Latin Club 1.2. Sec 3. 4 Pres. 3 PAT McDonald Math Major JUDY McFARLAND Red Cross 1 , 4 Y-Teens 1 , 2. 3 Modern Dance 3, 4 MADELINE McGREEVY Helios Staff 3 Transfer Student 3 STEVE MclNTIRE LESLIE McKEAN BARBARA J. Gymnastics 4 McMAHAN Girls ' Chorus 1 . 2. 3. 4 GAA 1,2.3,4 Drama Club 1. 2 ASB Assembly Com mittee 4 Concert Choir 3 JOHN McMURRAY PAUL STANLEY NASH Pep Band 1,2.3 Track 1,2 Senior Class Council STEPHANIE DEBORAH NAFF GAA 2. 3 Y-Teens 1.2.3 Spanish Club 1,2.3 AARON KEITH NAGAYAMA GEORGE THOMAS CHETE. NELSON NEEDHAM Water Polo I Foo+ball 4 Track 1.2,3,4 Varsity Club 3, 4 JACQUELINE SUE NELSON CSFI. 2,3,4 SUSAN GAY NEUHART Lancelles 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3 ASB Social Commit- GLENN NISHIZU Hi-Y 2; Chaplain 3 FBLA4 Sec. 4 Student Court Jus- tice 4 tee 4 Y-Teens 1,2,3.4, Treas. 4 JEFF T. NIX Basketball I Football 3 GREGG NOLAN Water Polo 1,2,3,4 Swimming-Diving 1.2.3.4 Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 JOHN RUSSELL NUFFER Interact Club 3. 4 MARY LOU O ' BRIEN CHARLES MARK FHA Business Major OLIVER Swimming 1 , 2, 3, 4 Water Polo 1,2,3.4 Co-Captain 4 Varsity C ub 3. 4 CRAIG W. O ' ROURKE Art Club 3. 4 Senior Class Council DONALD BURT HAROLD ARTHUR LINDA JAYNE OSBERS OSBORNE O ' TOOLE CSFI,2.3,4 Varsity Yell Leader 4 Electronics Club Pep Club 1.2.3.4 1,2.3 Y-Teens 1.2.3,4 V.-Pres. 2, Treas. 1 Interact Club 3. 4 This must be a Picasso original. KERN OVERSTREET STEVE PACHECO JILL E. PARKER GAA 1,2,3,4 Publicity 3 Pres. 4 CSF2.3 Y-Teens 4 WENDEL PHILLIP MARTIN PARSLEY DEBORAH JAYNE PARKER Student Senator 1 PAULL History Club 1 GAA 1.2.3 ASB Social Commit tee 4 Honor Guard 3 PAT PAWLICKI Concert Choir 1,2,3,4 Chamber Choir 2,3,4 Sermon Club 4 LINDA PECK DEBBY PEAIRS Modern Dance 1,2,3,4 Banner Carrier 3 Flag Twirler 4 LINDA ELAINE PERCAN SAA 1.2,3 CAROLINES. PEARCE Lancelles 3, 4 Class Council 2, 4 ASB Social Commit- tee 4 NICKI PERITORE Cathy develops her true artistic talent. L fc - itMM DAVE PERRONE STEVEN J. PERSINGER Latin Club 2, 3 LINDA PETERSON Spring Formal At- tendant I Y-Teens 1,2, 3. Pres.4 ASB Social Chair- man 4 LINDA PHILLIPS Class Treas. I Songleader 3, 4 Head 4 ASB Rally Commit- tee 4 JOE PETAK Football 2 Student Senator 2 MIKE PHILLIPS Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2 WAYNE CLIFFORD PITZLER FFA 1,2.3.4 Basketball 2,3,4 Senior Class Council TOM D. PIZULA Football 1,2,3 NFL 2, 3, 4 Student Senator 1,2.3 MIKE JEROME PLOUNS JazxClub 1.2 Music Club 1.2,3 RANDY POLLOCK Math Major Science Major FRANK E. PIZZUTO YOLANDE EILEEN POSENAER Pep Club I FHA 3. 4 RICHARD POSEY KATHLEEN ANN DEAN T. POWERS Football 1 POWELL Home Economics Major Track 3, 4 JAN POWERS ASB Treasurer 4 Student Court Jus- tice 3 Lancelies 2,3.4 SocChm. 3, Pres.4 DICK PROSSER RON PRUITT FFA 1.2.3.4 Our loyal Lancer. Ivor, attentively watche fiB HS«C? jtHv ,U; TERRY LYNN PULTZ MICHELLE ANN PULVER Homecoming Queen 4 Pep Club 4 Transfer Student 3 GARY J. RAINES Bond 1.2.3.4 VICI ANN RAINES Senior Girls ' Choir 2.3 Art Club 1 . 2 Music Club 3 LINDA SUE PURVIS Pep Club 2 Art Club 2. 3 Art Major VICKI L. RAKE Y-Teens2.3,4 FBLA 3. 4 Business Major ANN RAY CSF2.3.4 ROBERT ALLEN REBICH DAVE RECHNITZER Football!. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 1.2,3.4 Student Senator 2.3.4 e swift action of our basketball team. PETER ANDREW REGLA Electronics Club 3 JAN RAE REINERT Lancelles 2. 3 JV Yell Leader I Y-Teens 1 . 2 MARCI ANN RERUCHA Art Club 3 Art Major CAROL A. RICE Agricullure I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish 1,2,3 GAA 2, 3, 4 ERICJ.RINSENA RYDEN L. RICHARDSON CSF 3, 4 JEFFREY A. RICHKIND NANCY A. RITZMAN Senior Girls ' Choir 3 Concert Choir 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 DALES. ROBBINS Pep Club 3, 4 Y-Teens3,4 ASB Rally Commit- tee 4 All right, will the lunchtime forum please come to order? CAROL CHRISTINE NANCY JOHN H. ROBSON ROBERTS ROBERTSON Latin Club 2 Student Senator 3 Majorette 2, 3, 4 German Club 3, 4 Art Major German Club 1 Senior Class Council Y-Teens 1,2,3 FHA4 DENNIS ROYAL ROLLINS Industrial Arts Major Auto Shop 1 , 2 SHERRY D. ROOK DOROTHY ROTH OUGLAS PHILIP NANCY JUNE RON A. RUNDELL ROWE ROWE 3otballl.2, 3,4 Y-Teens 1 , Inspiration snior Class Council Chr. 2, V.P. 3. SB Social Commit- Over-All Ways tee Means Chr. 4 AFS Committee 1,2,3, Bond Chr. 4 CSF 1.2,3,4 RRY A. RUSSELL KAREN RAE RUTH SUSAN L. RYEL iseball 3, 4 GAA 1,2, 3,Corres. Girls ' State Represen Sec. 4 tative Lancelles 4 Y-Teens 2, Treas. 3, Over-All Pre5.4 Hail to Alma Mater AULE.SAE IG FS selection Com- mittee 3, 4 ienior Seminar GAIL N.SALISBURY GAA I, 2, 4, Rep. 3 Senior Class Council CHRIS SALTZMAN Transfer Student ;TEVE SAMSON MARGE KAYE GREG A. =ootball 1,2,3 SANDERS SANDERSON student Senator 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 Football 1,2,3,4 ndustrial Arts Y-Teens 2 Student Senator 1, 2 Varsity Club 4 CINDY JEANNE JAMES EDWIN ERIC SCHALLER SAWTELL SAWYER French Club 2 Football 1 Pep Club 2, 4 Math Major Y-Teens 2 Science Major The things you get with Blue Chip Stamps! HARRY L JOHN P. SCHULZE NANCY JANE SCHECHTER Wrestling 1,2,3,4 SCHUTH Swimming 1, 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Water Polo 1,2,3 GAA 2. 3 Senior Class Council ROBERT SCIONEAUX Basketball 1 , 2 Math Major Business Major WAYNE SEEFELDT CRAIG W.SCOTT Accolade Staff 4 Baseball 1,2 Basketball I DOUGLAS B. SCOTT Transfer Student 3 Pep Club 4 JANE SENEFELD NORM A. GAA 2, 3, 4 SHAPIRO ASB Social Commit- CSF 3 tee Spanish Major Are we posed or what? LINDA P. SHAW Y-Teen$l.2,3.V.P.4 ASB Social Commit- tee Senior Class Council LOIS L.SHEFFIELD Girls ' Chorus I GAA 1 , 2 Banner Carrier 3 STEVEN C. SHERMAN Math Major Science Major FBLA4 BILL MICHAEL SHOCKLEY CSF 1.2,3,4 Senior Seminar STEVEN RICHARD SHEPARD Basketball 2, 3, 4 Key Club 4 National Merit Semifinalist ANDY SILLS Class President 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Key Club 3. 4 MARILYN SIMERCTH Modern Dance 3, 4 BOB E. SIMPSON CATHY M. SKALLA BURLEIGH JOHN SKIDMORE Student Senator 2, 4 Marching Band Orchestra CHUCK B. SIRRONIAN GEOFFREY W. SLACK ASB Vice President 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 Diving 1.2,3,4 DAN SLATER Astronomy Club 3, 4 Helios Staff 4 SANDRA ARLENE SLOCUM GAA 1,2,3.4 BARBARA J. SMITH Modern Dance 2, 3 Pep Club 2. 3 Business Major DAVE ROY SMITH Track 1,2.3.4 Cross Country 2. 3 Varsity Club 4 RICHARD JAMES SMETANA ASB Social Commit- tee ASB Rally Committee Transfer Student 3 DEBBIE E. SMITH Banner Carrier 2. Head 3 Lancelles 4 Pep Club 1.2 GAYLE LANAE SMITH Band 3. 4 GAA 4 FBLA4 KARIN LYNNE SMITH CSF 1.2,3.4 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1.2.3 MICHAEL SMITH ASB Rally Committee 3,4 Student Senator 4 Pep Club 3. 4 Watch out, Whit RAND SMITH RICHARD WAYNE VERNON EUGENE Football 1,2.3 SMITH SMITH Baseball!. 2, 3 Interact Club 3. 4 Track!. 2. 3. 4 Student Senator 2 English Major Cross Country 1.2.3 Football ! i fl MARLINE. SNYDER PAM SOLLEE Girls ' Chorus 1,2.3,4 JOHN A. SOTNICK DARLENE SPECHT KIRK A. JAN STARK Concert Choir 2, 3 SPINDELMAN Art Club 1 , 2 Chamber Choir 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 Crosscountry 3,4 Water Polo 1.2 Y-Teens 1 VICTOR STAROW Basketball i, 2, 3, 4 JOHN EDWARD STARY Football 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Varsity Club 3. 4 RENATE M. STASCH JILL L STEPHENS GEORGE J. RANDALL A GAA 1 , 4 STEVENSON STEWART FFA 1,4, Chapter Water Polo 1 Sweetheart 2, 3 Diving 1 KATHY R. NANCY MARIE CRAIG M. SUTTON STODDARD STRATMAN SAAI.2,3.4 Business Major Y-Teens ASB Assembly Com- AFS Assembly Chr. mittee MADELYN SVET STEVE P. TAILOR BEVERLEY LYNN Modern Dance 3 TEMPLETON Art Club 2, 4 Flag Twirler 3 FHA3.4 Y-Teens 1,2 Modern Dance 3, 4 (fii •3 A l m iilHi Q U S i f S ' 9 aW B| BUi 1 A. mi B J Hold on, we goi KAREN RAETESON GREG G. JAN M. THOMAS Concert Choir 3, 4 THATCHER Modern Dance 1,2 Chamber Choir 3, 4 Agriculture 1,2,3,4 Business Major Pep Club 1,2 FFA 1,2.3,4 Pep Club 1 KAREN J. THOMAS JANINEA. JOHN HARVEY THOMPSON THOMPSON Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 CSF2 GAA 1,2,3,4 Junior Statesmen of America 4 MARY BETH THOMPSON Yell Leader 4 Class Secretary 2 Y-Teen$ I , Trees. 2, Over-AII Trees. 3. Social Chr. 4 MARY HITCH THOMPSON STEPHEN F. TOBIAS Wrestling 1,2,3.4 SHARAN TOMUNSON Pep Club 3 FBLA3 GAA 1,2.4 STEVE TOPIK Football 3. 4 ASB Assembly Com- mittee 3 ANNETRAMMELL Pep Club 3 ' W CAROLE JOHN M. LUDDA.TROZPEK TRAMMELL TROPIANO German Club 1. 2 Girls ' League 1 Junior Statesmen of Pep Club 3 America 4 CSF2.3.4 MARCIA LOUISE CAROL L. DENNIS R. TURNER TRUESDELL TURNBULL Water Polo 3. 4 Lancelles 2, 4 GAA 1, Recording Latin Club 1 ASB Election Com- Sec. 2. 3. Historian Swimming 3 mittee 4 4 ASB Publicity Com- ' ' ' •■-• ' ' ' ■■■; . ' •, ' ' ■■' ■■■: ' ' .■■■mittee 4 mm I CONNIE LYNN JULIEA.TWOMBLY JUDY A. TURNQUIST Mascot 4 TYTHERLEIGH Yell Leader 4 Lancelles 3 Business Major Flag Twirler 3 JV Yell Leader 2 FBLA3 Helios Staff 4 FHAI.2 FRANK S. UDDO CHARLENE UMBLE DAVE M. UNDERWOOD Wrestling 3. 4 Varsity Club 3 Lanky legs, plus knobby kne RANDUNRUH TIM VAN WINKLE Art Major LANA VENTRIGLIA GEORGE MICHAEL Pep Club 3 Junior Statesnnen of Am€rica4 Senior Class Council VERMILLION Transfer Student 3 String Ensemble 4 REYNETTE VAUGHAN SYDNEY DIANE VERRY Y-Teens, Ways 4 Means Chr. I, Sec. 2, Over-All Ways Means 3, Service Chr. 4 AFS 3. 4 ASB Rally Commit- tee 4 DON WILLIAM DIANA H. VLACK VICKI LYNN VIVRETTE Y-Teens 3 WALERY German Club 1 , 2 Red Cross 4 Student Senator 3, 4 FBLA4 Senior Class Council Concert Choir 2, 3 Chamber Choir 3 STEVE R. WALKER WENDY S. WALKER CRAIG S. WALTERS |ual scintillating SENIORS! W ' ' ■' a 5 ' 2 M4 mf n wii l JP Efl Hp 3 m li y 5- BETTYE J. WALTON TOM G. WARNOCK CHARLES WILLIAM Student Senator 3 WARREN Math Major Business Major . BRIAN WATANABE rracl(l,2,3,4 -ootball 3. 4 ( ' arsityClub2,3,4 RAM WEAVER ROBIN McCLEAN Y-Teens 2. 3. 4 WEEKS ASB Rally Commit- GAA3.4 tee 4 AFS3.4 V Junior Statesmen of America. Sec. 4 ' STEVE S.WEISS Water Polo 2, 3. 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 LARRY D. WELCH PEGGY WEM M Senior Class Council Planning Commit- tee ANDY WENDLAND Football I Track I NEDRA WEST Modern Dance I, 2 GREG ALLEN WESTPHALEN Accolade Staff 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Editor-in-chief 4 Y-Teen$ 2, 3, Over-all Pub. Chrm.4 Art Club 2, 3 ASB Assembly Com- mittee 3 JACKIE WHITFIELD KAY A. WILBANKS ASB Assembly Com- Pep Club I, 2 mittee 2, 4 Gymnastics 4 Y-Teens 1 , 2, 4, V.Pres.1 Senior Class Council MARJEAN WILCOX Helios Staff 4 ASB Publicity Com- mittee 4 Senior Class Council THERESA E. HOPE WILDER WILCOX Modern Dance 3, 4 Lancer Band 1,2,3,4 Art Club 1,2 FBLAI Business Major SCOTT WILLIAMS MARGARET GAIL ANNE ; ALAN JOE WOOD MELINDA WILSON Football 1 , 2 WILLSON CSFI,2,3.4 FFAI.2. 3,4, Sen- Banner Carrier 2, 3 Concert Choir 2, 3,4 tinel3. Pres.4 . Spanish 1,2 Top 80 1,2.3 Y-Teens 3. 4 JAYNE WOODWARD Drama 2, 3, 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 FBLA, Pres. 4 SUSAN MARIE WORTH Art Major Modern Dance 4 Art Club I NEDRAYORK BRUCE YOUNG RANDY YOUNG JANICE YOUNGER Lancelles 3, 4 ASB Assembly Com- mittee 4 GAAI.2 LINDA MARIE ZACHARIAS Y-Teens3.4 Pep Club 3, 4 Latin Club V.-Pres. 3 MICKIZLAKET DALE AMMON RICHARD BURTT TOM EVANS GOOD UNDER 78 LASSMEN 79 Junior Clasj The enthusiastic Junior Class was under the leadership of their President Scott Henderson. They began their money- making year early by selling donuts and punch during the break at both sessions of Summer School. They also had a suc- cessful Christmas cord sole. The Juniors hove shown excellent leader- ship and spirit from their participation in noon rallies and assemblies to their hard work preparing for another spectacular Junior-Senior Prom. Sco+t Hemierjofl Closs Presldejit Class Council ROW I: Gayle Ensign, Sue Flinn, Kartiy Jones, Sfephonie Elwell, Linxjsey Blltch, David Shumaker. ROW 2: Jon Hernves, Mary Lee, Gordon Car+er, Poul Boeclcernron, Cathy Moore, Dale Smith, Pat Pullen, Scot! Hendefson. 80 Officers SO _ STUDENT ACTIVITIES Gordon Carter Vice President Pat Pullen Secretary Sue Flinn Treasurer 81 Kathy Adier Barbaro Alexonder Ron Alfred Joan Al Ilovich Marc Allan Mark Al lison RonI Ambridge .w Bill Andrews Q William Andrews Tom Arai Sue Arnold John Atkiso Cynthia A ' Kafhy Await Cyndi Bain Sherman Baker Mike Balfe Dave Bollantyne Sue BonHy Lynne Barto Jon Bechtel J Bonnie Beebe ' 1 Bruce Beebe v Judy Beech Jane Beitel Mike Berry Stan Berry Joyce Biggs Wendl Bill Leslie Billlngton Jim Bindofer TerrI Bingham Kathy Birks Steve Bishop Paul Bittles John Blackburn Sally Bloton LIndsey Blltch Patricia Boaz Paul Boeckerman Linda Bowers Chris Boyd Keith Bracht Jim Bradley Jack Bronen Clerrial Bridges Jan Brock Greg Books Jim Broughton Denise Brower Dirk Brown Donna Brown Michael Bryan Dean Buffington Cyndl Burns James Burns Trina Burton Richard Burtt Lynne Buxton Carol Cadman 82 Jim Calkins Gary Calloway Mitch Campbell Steve Campbell Gary Capon Pat Carey Patricio Corey Betty Carle Alan Carlson Gordon Carter Ray Case Stuart Cose Donna Coslin Linda Chapin Chris Chase Scott Chose Craig Childress Kathy Christiansen Jan Chute Vince Citrono Jock Clork Beth Clegg Betty dementi Noncy dinger Dono Clor Norma Cochran Ron C off man Pat Collins Holly Colville Frankie Conley Pennle Cooper Mary Cords Coleen Cory Ron Costa Pat Costley Jim Covington Smoky says, Prevent fires. t 83 f rt k-l ' i vkl Lj ' tm .f j «4 Chorles Cox Dove Cox Lori Cox Holly Cresswell Diane Cronsson Mary Culpepper Randy Cummer David Curci Dave Dohlstrom Kathi Davis Kim Day Mary deMers Paul Demes Linda Denison Larry Denkler Jeff DeSmet Ken DeVore Gregg Dill Joy Donoghey Kathleen Dooley Sheila Dooley Deidre Doucel-te Linda Drake Jenny Drumm y Robert Duffy Debbie Dygerf Bill Eadson Lorry Easton Debbie Ebbert Jim Eldridge Scott Ellingson Stephanie Elwell Ron Emery Nancy Endresen Goyle Ensign Jim Erbes Jon Erickson Ron Ernst Neal Esterly Paul Evans Stacy Evans Janis Frzekos JoAnn Feichtinger Drew Ferguson Diana Fernande Mark Fewel Lindo Finke Gaii Fiorini Pat Fiorini Brad Fisher Peggy Fletcher Dawn Flink Sue Flinn Debbie Ford Lesley Ford Steve Forsythe Jackie Fortin Phil Fortin Mork Fountain Dave Fowler Tore Franzen Nance Freedman Larry Freeiand Dianne Freeman Linda Freeman Vivian Freeze Shirley Friday Chuck Fuselier Robert Gabriel Bill Goley 84 Last minute rush before the machines close Tim Garrison Jeff Gatt-iker Vicki Gibson Linda Gilbert Linda Gil lum Barbara Gloscoe Cyndi Glenn Dorothy Goddard Fred Goddard Michele Gollin Richard Gonzales Karana Goode Pot Goode Paul Gough Mike Gould Eric Grant John Grant Steve Gray Linda Gregory Charles Greiner Jimmy Gronwall Dal Grower Dave Gruenberg Kathy Gruenberg Jeanne Guerin James Gussow Frank Hacker Rick Hahn Steve Hoight Laury Hal I V ayne Hall Dean Halverson .:i «. fj r f jk y Wlfc. )sim J Jeanne Hoffman Perry Hoi ley Clyde Holliday Bob Holzinger Now, during the war. . Candy Holvorsen John Homshaw Tom Hancock Carol Hanson Craig Hargesheimer Jerry Harmon Donne Horper Diane Harrington Norman Harris Patricio Hortunicn Colleen Harvey Jack Harvey Tom Hass JudI Hassebrock I no Haw ley Tobi Hayes Lx)r! Hozel Barboro Heodrlck Nancy Hebden Borbara Hembree Scott Henderson Bill Hendrickson Jon Hermes Donn Hess Alan Hildebrond Undo Hill Ron Hill James Hinze Bill Hipp Mark Hitchcock Glenn Hodson Vern Hodson 86 Jim Holzinger Jim Housel Tom Houts Lorrae Howard Dorothy Howe Joan Irish Chris Iwanaga Victor Jacobs Kathy Jocobson Deborah Jaeger Merri James Graig Jenkins Vikki Jensen Elaine Jepsen Kathy Jones Lorry Jones Jocque Jordori Phil Kahn Kandra Korgo Richard Kay Diane Kozebee Gary Keller Joanne Kel ley Richard Kelley Anne Kemp Kathi Kennedy Lenore Kent Margoret Kerr William Kieckhaefer Jim Kieley John Killen Edgar Kinkead Robert Kinsman Chris Ktotz Borbra Knaup Sally Kock ' : ti Julie Koers Joe Kohnen Bob Koll Jeffrey Korpa Lance KremI Ron Krenzin Beth Kreutzer Jim Lohm James Lamoreux William Long Stephen Larson Danny Laws Jeff Leaverton Mary Lee Paul Lee Brian Lending Fred Lettlce Debbie Lewis Laura Liberie Brian Lindaman Lynn Lineberger Bruce Linton Michele Loewe DeeDee Lovato 87 ty • P fi Ph i I Lova fo David Lowrance Mike Loyd Donna Lubanski Gini Luther Linda Lyon Tom Machos Julian Mocios Brian Mcclnnis Chorlott-e Mack Lynn Mohony David Maize John Maize Kevin Malay Rex Molott Sue Manning Mark Manus Debby Maples Irene Marcie I Jan Markman Mike Marks Linda Morlette Bob Marquis Rhonda Marshall Jon Mason Mike Manly Richard McConn Edna McCloud Patrick McCloud Lynn McComas Mike McConnel i James Mc Dowel I Mori Mclnerny Merry Mc Knight Devon McLaughlin Dave McLean Virginia McMahan Michael McMillen Jim McMillin Scott McMullin Alison McNeil! David Meigs Carl Merritt Marty Meyer Charlene MIcallef Christyno MI I ler Ray Mil ler Diane Mills Diane Mitchell Paul Mitchell Paulo Moffitt Scott Montgomery Barbara Monto Cathy Moore Korla Moore Pot Morales Tony Morales Steve Morgan John Moulton Jon Mower 88 Gary Mumme Jonet Myers Dennis Napoli G loria Nee lemon Kathy Nelson Shoren Nelson Christine Neptune Susan Nestlen John Newberry Danny Nichols Lou Nichols Margaret Nickels Beverly Nixt Mark Nohr Darlene Norfolk Cynthio Oleson Georgetta Olstynski Peggy O ' Neal Mark Ormseth Poul Osborne Chuck Otto Chuck Padilla Janet Palen Polly Porker Tom Porks Jean Parshall Dave Patterson Pom Pot ton Connie Paulk Rosemary Peabody Dana Pease Doris Peck Alright Randy Penman Jennene Perkins Susan Perry Don Peterson Steve Peterson Morgaret Pfingsgraff Morilyn Phillips Hunter Piper Ronald Pitts Alan Pivo Jone Plonkinton Scott Plasch Robert Plummer Linda Prais Patty Prince Janet Prunier Pat Pullen Tom Purkiss Linda Quick Miohael Quigley Cheri Raber Jim Ragland Linda Ramey Maxine Ramos Shirley Rosmussen Brad Rawlins Robert Reed Marlene Reeves Jack Regan Robert Re id Chris Reinking Barbaro Reith Pam Reott Pam Resick Ed Rhodes Janet Richard Debbie Riddle Lynda Ridout Darryl Riley Dirk Ringena George Ritchey John Ritchey Frank Robinson Christy Robison Cindi Roe Lupe Rodriguez Steve Rosa Jim Rose Shelia Rosell Miriam Rosner Jim Rothenberger June Rothenberger Gregg Russell Jim Russell Cece Ryan Ken Samuels Helen Sonchez Greg Sanford Kim Sanson Scott Sanson Rita Schaer Gail Scheesley Kevin Schinhofen Richard Schreiber Ross Schulfz Jennifer Schuize Neil Schwartz Stephen Scofield Grant Seem Gail Sefton Well, I don ' t know. . . Dave Seidlitz Sheldon Craig Cindi Sheldrake David Shumaker Lorraine Simmons Jim Simpson Ludwig Smeets Alva Smith Brett Smith Dale Smith Eric Smith Ginny Smith Janice Smi th Jim Smith Joanne Smith Suson Smith Terry Smith Volerie Smith Kathryn Sodermon Ed So I berg David Sorensen Hal Sorensen Dianne Sorriono Scott Specht Eric St. John Mike Staff ieri Elizabeth Stalick Charlene Stanley Deby Stasse Warren Steurer John Stewart Pot Stewart dc Ib f ' ! Susan Stodge 1 Bruce Stoughton Vicki Stowe Ergmond Street Deyanne Strickland David Strom Rick Stummon Lori Styron Nancy Sunduold Pete Surrah Jaye Swedberg Tim Swihart Joann Switzky Julie Tabor Michele Tamamian Kathy Tatum Mike Taylor Jim Tegeler Don Tester Use Thaheld Jan Thomas Cathy Thompson Stan Thompson Patt Tice Yeah, sure . 92 Karen Tolbert Donna Tomaiuolo Mark Touw Peter Townsend Al Trowbridge Jane Turchick Jeff Turek Cynthia Ullrich George Umlauf ScoH Underwood Don Urquhart Dove Valdes Laura Vltolo Gail Vogel Pott Wogen Pat Waigli Bob Wolery Lynn Wa Iker Phillis Word Lonnie Ware Debby Warren Ric k Wartenberg Julianne Wasielewski B onnie Watkins Mary Weaver Fred Weber Judy Weil Jeff Weindling Mark Welch Peter Welch Richard Wells Mary Wester Greg Wexler Bob Wheeler Clayton White Janice Whittiker Susan Winston Donna Wohlfarth Joan Wollesen Pat Wood Hank Woodrome Rob Woodson Karen Wright John Wyatt Brian Yates Debbie Yoder Gregg Young Mark Young Pat Young Charles Zacharias Gary Zorland Bekki Zicks Caprice Wi Mert Lani Williams Paige Williams I 93 Sophomore Class Brian Slezalc President The graduating class of 1969 has been extremely successful. They have sold cupcakes at lunch and break. The class council has planned two car- washes; one which was rained out, the other o real money-maker. This year ' s sophomores also provided cokes at the Homecoming game, and sold Sunny hfills sweat shirts at gomes and at school. The sophomore class has bright hopes for the 1968 Junior-Senior prom. Congratulations for a progressive year. Class Council ROW I : Babs Tuller. Joan Spurney, Brian Sleiak, Rich Smith. ROW 2: Dave Spealt, Diedre Engle. Barbie Meyers, Kathy Siemens, Sara King, Peggy Meyer, Chris Lyon, Anita McProud, Dave Warner. 94 Officers ' ■., ' ■K: ' ' ' ' v ' --V :- Jg?5a SSJf ?:? v - Rich Smith Vice President Joan Spurney Secretary Bobs Tuller Treasurer 95 L.. 1 «- Charles Adorns Bill Albert Wendy Allen Larry Alles John Al lingham Judy Al Iman Patricia Alvarez Debro Anzalone Chris Arnstein Cathy Attenweiler Carol Bacon Norma Bacon Larry Baker Linda Baker Mike Ballantyne Casey Ballwey Nancy Bartunek James Bass Jim Bass Phillip Bates Phyllis Bates Paul Bouer Judy Baum Blair Beatty Nancy Beaudine Richard Beck Frances Becker Richard Beebe Susan Bell Stewart Bellinger When Diane Belvedere Sedonio Benedict James Bennett Gary Benning Tracy Best John Biegler Patricia Binckley Karen Birks Craig Biss Lynette Bliss Chuck Blum Jackie Boeckerman Cindy Boehm Eddie Bogart Debi Boggio 96 Rick Boies Lynn Bongaars Chris Bordeaux Susan Boren Bob Bornhoft Paula Bortz David Botich Janice Bowman Mark Boyer Bill Brand Jackie Breezing Bonnie Brewer Dave Brewer Chris Briggs Tom Britton David Brown Jeff Brown Kathy Brown Mike Brown Sam Brown Virgil Brown Janet Brummel I Cory Bucko Vera Budarf Frank Budke Diane Bull Bill Burdick Bill Burgess Peggy Burrin Jaynie Burt ?2i Roger Bush Elaine Buxton Charles Byxbee Steve Codek Annette Caldarelli Janet Campbel I Anthony Candela Cheryl Ann Capozzi Phill Carden Paul Carey Leo Carillo Greg Carlson Jim Carlson Chorlene Corr Don Caprico 97 Ron Carrico Edward Carter Gordon Gastle Billy Catalano Jo Dee Cotlin David Chard Christine Chatterton Randy Chick Monte Christiansen Susan Church Bruce Clark Lynda Clark Lynn Clark Maune Coburn Spencer Commons Cheryl Comstock Greg Condict Kothy Conner Lily Conrad Carol Cook Kothie Coon Dave Cooper Tracy Cooper Debby Cornell Think. . . Nancy Cother Sandra Courson Lucinda Covert Kristene Covington Chris Cox Cathy Craddock Bob Craddock Jo Ann Crass Sherri Creel Steven Crook John Culpepper Lisa Dobbs Mike Da I ton Stephanie Darnell Su Dovinroy Jean Davis 98 Leo Davis Marilyn Dovis Jon Day Elizabeth DeBoer Paul DeiVers Dole Detl ' Ario Deb! Denlinger Bob DeSclle Jeanne DeShon Jim Dexter Martha Dlckman Karen Digregorio Sharon Digregorio Dennis Dill Virginia Dillman Joy Ditchey Carolyn Dixon Mike Dixon Paul Doehrmon Brian Donald Diane Doucette Susan Douman Karen Dragon Richard Durbarow Les Duryea Steve Dymond Robin Ealy Jeff Edwards Denise Ehrichs Martin Eichmonn Tim Eimers Ellinor Ekeland Catherine Elliott Jackie Ellis George Emmel Bob Ender Miriam Enderesen Karen Enenstein Diedre Engle Larry Enquist Eew. . . 99 Barb Erbes Gerald Erickson Marie Estes Joyce Everitt Mac Folk David Farley Nancy Forr Brady Forrand Joy Faxon Kothy Ferency Linda Finley Bob Flynne Lark Folsom Dave Ford Debby Forney Mike Forsyfhe Erik Fountain Don Fov ' ler Karen Fowler Peggy Fowler . m Gee-whiz . . Karen Fox Leigh Franck Vicki Frankfort John Fransen Patt Freeze Brad Freund Mark Frost Gloria Fuller Cheryl Fulmer Ben Fusel ier Steve Gade John Garcia Irene Gardner Cathy Garrity Jim Geiss Glen Gentry Cherie Gervols Martha Gibbs Suze Gibbs Paula Gibson Stephen Gih Don Gillespie Cindy Glemser Dick Goldfuss Forrest Golembeske Tim Graber Ken Groffis Steove Graydon ]00 James Green JoAnn Griffin Mary Griffin Daniel Grosch Paulette Gross Diane Gull I Judy Guzzo Mike Hacker Debbie Hohn Gary Hollet Marsha Halliwel! Susan Ham Phil Hand Dean Horgesheimer Karen Harmon Karen Harvey Randy Haslam Patricia Hawk Goyle Hawking Judy Hawkinson Santa, not so tight. . . ! Valerie Hearron Clare Henderson Mike Henderson Dean Hendricks Carol Hernon Janice Hill Mike Hinckley Tim Hobbs Charlene Hodan Maggi Hodge Jacqueline Hoffman Ron Hoffman Colleen Hoglund Cheryl Hokett Robert Hoi linger Katie Hollingsworth Linda Horn Gary Hornback Lari Howard Marcia Howes Larry Howie Chris Hubbard Karia Hughes Christine Hunsaker Amy Hunter Janet Hutchinson Sam Hutchison Martha Hynett 101 Diane Ingram Shirley Irish Jeff Irons Brad Irwin Sara Isitt Alan Jackson Gary Jacobson Ken Joffe Ronnie James Wil liam James Jeff Jarvis Mike Jensen Cathie Johnson Clinton Jones Denise Jones Mike Jones Jane Kammerer Chris Kasun David Kauanagh Jeanne Kay John Kay Sharon Keegan Brian Kel ly Kathleen Kent Let s cruise, Mike . . Marjorie Kenward Sara King Mike Kirchmann Debi Klein Bill Knaup Ann Knight Cathie Kollin Beverly Korpa Richard Kotich Kathleen Krae Rickie Krieger Russell Krok Carolynn Krout Steve Kuylman Pam Lacy Jennie Lane 102 Marianne LaPrairle Tori Laroe Erin Larragoltly Phil Larson Sandra Lasister Louella Lasky Steve LaVorgna Randy Lawrence Jeff Laws Greg Leoverton Joan Lebon Caroline Lee Greg Lee Karen Lee Wendy Lehmer Ginger Leisz Wayne Levin Don Lilyquist Dean LIppI Janet Lissi Sandy Lockard Steve Lockshaw Rita Lovato Ralph Lowe g f v- Stan Lubanski Terry Lundoy Erie Lundeen Beverly Lynch Kevin Lynch Chris Lyon Judi MacDuff Ritch MacGill Jill Macltraith Bruce MacPherson Rob Mad sen Rod Madsen Alan Mogill Jim Magliozzi Terri Mahon Diane Mahony Tis Love, Tis Love 103 Richard Mann Tom Mansel I Richard Marciel Bill Maresh Roger Marshall Sue Marshall Bob Martin Linda Martin Randy Martin Karen Mason Jeff Massie Steve Mathews Richard Matson Debbie McCarthy Mary McDonald Dave McDowell Brian McElligofrt Lee McGraw Mike McGraw Karen McGreevy Ken McGreevy Frank Mclnnis Dan McKean Christine McMohon Brad McNamara Anita McProud Sherry McVey Bernee Medeiros Bobbi Mestemacher Chris Mettrick Let ' s face it guys, Debbie Metz Peggy Meyers Barbie Meyers Don Meyers Bill Mezger Tim Michel Debi Milby David Miller David L. Miller Helen Mills Karen Moffitt Shoron Moffitt Judy Mohr Gary Monroe Rich Montgomery Patricia Moore Vicki Moore Peggy Morgan 104 eVe out of sight! Susan Morritz Becky Mosbaugh Terry Mosher Richord Moveskine Carey Murphy John Murray Jeanett Musgrave Bob Musulcs JoAnne Najjar Louise Nash Christine Neaton Pete Needham Gloria Nelson Jane Neuhart Linda Newland James Newman Nancy Nichols Chris Nordeen Victor Norman Mario Novello Nancy Nussle Marilyn Ogden Lynne Oliver Jan Olson Patricia Olstynski Chris Osberg Sam Packard Alan PacottI Susan Parkman Larry Parr A BM Randy Parsley Terry Parson Ron Parson Joseph Pasternak Don Paul Mike Pawlicki Keith Pedego Dovid Pence Wayne Penman Charity Perry Mike Perry Cheryl Peters Michele Petrunlo Mary Pierce Michael Pierson Judy PItzler Brad Pontlous 105 GAA rejects rock-out. . . Rollie Powell Sherry Powel I Jackie Preece Vickf Prentiss Sybil Pruitt Ken Prunier Cathy PuMen Wendy Pullum Mike Pulver Sandy Purvis Reed Putnam Pete Quigley Kim Raber Karen Raczka Jim Ray i i O Andrea Rechnrtzer Ellen Reese Richard Regan Lynn Rempotski Cheryl renee Rendes Robbie Renno Richard Renz Richard Restivo Goyle Reuting Jane Reynolds Chris Richards Ed Richkind Mark Ridnour Sue Risley Donna Robbins Jill Robbins Laurie Robertson Richard Robson Pom Rode Maria Rodriguez Scott Rogers Judy Rollins Marino Rosa Rose Roselinsky Sharon Rosel I Andy Rounds John Rusch Paul Russell 106 Ken Rutherford Melinda Ryan Dennis Sadler Jimmy Sanchez Stacy Sandburg Kim Sonkey Jim Saunders Mark Sawtell Don Schoefer Brian Schaller Donna Schmidt Mark Scholefield John Schooler Suzanne Schwartz Bob Scott And they ask why we don ' t go to dances . . Scott Semple Beverly Shannon Ronald Shapiro Bill Shelly Virginia Shepord Diane Shockley Randee Shrader Vernon Shrader Cathy Siemens Jay Sills Elinor Silverstein Debbie Simeroth Jeff Simon Steve Simon Chris Sipple Tom Ska I la George Slack Miriam Slater Brian Slezak Shannon Slocum Karen Smirl Bob Smith Charles Smith Debbie Smith Debbie A. Smith Diane Smith Drew Smith Hugh Smith i A tH A 107 Judy Smith Nancy Smith Richard Smith Steve Smith Steven W. Smith Shirley Snyder Jeff Soto Dave Speak Jeonine Speich Andy Sperling Richard Spring Ronald Spurlock Joan Spurney Ann Stall ings Derek Stanfield Janet Stanley Rose Starow Michael Stasse Bill Stelnmeyer Richard Stellman Greg Stern Dusty Stiles Bill Stipe Tim Stock Ann Stodgel f i What hav( Terry Strodley Richard Strauss Bob Streon Kerry Street Kothy Strom Ty Sturdivant Karia Sutherland Kathryn Swofford Mike Swanson Brad Swenson Craig Swenson Jackie Switzer David Sylvester John Tarr Christine Taylor Kandi Thelbert Kim Thomas Thomas Thomas Jean Thompson George Thomsen Kristin Thomson Penny Thrall VIckl Tincher Dole Tomllnson Mike Toomey Lucie Torres Paul Toups Sal ly Touw Bev Towie Mike Tracy Joan Trevorrow Ruth Trozpek Lyndall Tucker Peggy Tucker Babs Tuller Mary Turk Gary Turnquist Neat Tyler Janet Umble Cindy Unruh Dennis Upcroft ' Vicky Von Cleff Janet Vandergrift Julie Vandergrift Mike Vonleuven Sandy Vazquez Richard Vlcck Dick Walker Eddie Walker Phil Walker Steve Walley Dan Wallien Mike Walraven Alan Walsh Norman Wonsor David Warner Mike Warren done now. . . ? Doug Weaver Terri Webb Jerry Welch Barbara Welsh Anne West Lary Wheeler Jock White Doniece Whiteford Richard Whitford Brad Whiting Cory WIese Marilyn Wilder Greg Wilkinson Gary Williams Nancy Wil Hams Ralph Williams Ron Williams Mary Ann Wil Us Brad Wilson Dennis Winters Dan Witte Dennis Wolf Carole Woodall Becky Woodruff Robert Woods Elaine Wooters Karen Worth William Yodon Susie York Linda Zlnck Carlene Zlaket Dick Zuther 109 Freshman Class This year ' s freshman class got an early start in preparation for their money raising events. Although Prom is a long way away, the freshmen worked at various concession stands during basketball games. They also had a cupcake sale and sold See ' s suckers. Freshman boys and girls worked hard to have a successful playnite. Freshmen have a good start for the road ahead. Jeff Carlson President Class Council ROW I: Bonnie Reinsch, Debbie Laughton, Cheryl Mahony. ROW 2: Carly Field, Pom Root, Brenda Kravets, Karen Turnquist, Kothy Giddens, Adrienne Ayers, Denise Jolliff, Terry Coeiho. ROW 3: Dan Dicks, John Prigge, Chris Garramon, Jeff Carlson. 110 Officers StllDENT ACTIVITIES Carly Field Vice President Terrye Coelho Secretary Cathy Giddens Treasurer 111 Steve Ackenman Nancy Adams Richard Adier Sharon Agerholm John Alles Randy Alsman Linda Anderson Terry Anderson William Angle Gary Anglin John Annis Wendy Aquino Jan Arnett Lyn Arter Kim Ashburn Virginia Atkison Joe Augustin Adrienne Ayers Pat Baccanti Carol Bachar Marilyn Bagby Tim Bailey Sherolyn Baker Steve Baker Susan Baldwin Terry Ballou Jane Bates Rale Beeman Stephenia Benedict Alan Benjamin Pam Berberet John Berberich Elaine Bermon Mike Bickford Mark Bill Typical Scrubs. . . 112 Kenny Bindofer Susan BInelli Terri Bisch Dick Bishop Tom Blake William B Ian ton Susan Bliss Keith Bobst Alan Boege Chris Boldlzsar John Bosch Arthur Bowles Charlie Bowman Debbie Bradley Toni Bridges Mike Brion Robin Britton Barbara Brooks Brock Brooks Jeff Brooks Corliss Brown Sharon Brown John Bucko Steve Budde Randy Bui lard Gary Burker Mike Burns Mike Burson Randy Burtt Kothy Busch Gail Cadman Debi Cain Jan Calkins Gordon Campbell Mark Campbel I Tracy Campbell Janice Caro Joan Carey Jeff Carlson John Carlson Patricia Case Susan Case Glenn Castle Charlotte Cater Janny CatI in Dana Chamberlain John Chamberlain Richard Chany Barbie Chapin Linda Cherno Patr icia Christ Kathy Chrupcata Kevin Clark Regina C layton Terrye Coelho Anne Colls Pat Colls Robert Conaway 113 Gary Conover Teri Courson Tom Covington Brian Cronce Don Crook Harold Daebritz Steve Dahlstrom Peggy Da in Laurie Dalton Lindo Darling Barbara Dovinroy Gary Davis Phil deGarst-on Frank Dehn Bruce DePriester Deborah Derfler Hey Poncho. Janice DeSmet Lynne DeVries Dan Dicks Tim Diedrich Pamela Dietsch Frank Digregorio Steve Dill Col leen Doherty Jeanne Dolby Peter Dozier Maureen Drinhuyzen Vada Drummy Dan Dunconson Barbara Dunn Lorry Durand Jack Dussard Mary Dussard Tom Dylo Goyie Dymond Laura Eberhart Rutfi Ehinger Ingerid Ekeland Tahni Ekema Bruce Eldredge Lee Encinias Carol Endresen Sally English Condi Everly 114 Sammy Fernandez Carly Field Sarah Fischer Cathy Fix Steve Fleer Dennis Fortin Mark Fowler Nancy Fox Carole France Debra Franken Donna Fuller Victoria Furmon Debbie Galey Donna Garbarino Alan Garber Steven Garland Who me. Anne Garnett Christopher Gorramon Tim Geftakys Richard GIbby Steve Gibson Cathy Giddens Judy Gillum Bob Glenn Robert Goldfuss Eldo Gomez Don Good Ellen Graebing Don Grainger Ann Grant Margot Groves Carol Green Wesley Greiner Betsy Griffin Steven Griffith Franclne Gudes Kim Guillermety Susan Gul I llatt Katie Gulney Susan Hacker Susan Hogstrom Carl Halbirt Janet Hall Stephen Hall v 115 Larry Hampshire Jeff Harper Linda Horringfon Lita Harshbarger Debra Harfunlan Susan Harvey Cathy Harvill Terry Hought Franc ine Haukaas Randy Hawley Mike Hayes Pat Hedglin Cydney HeJden Richard Hanker Mark Henley Laurene Hernon Sharon Hickey Bill Higgins April Hill Joy Hill Kathy Hinckley Glenn Hirsch Jim Hoff Sharon Hokett Greg Holwick Michael Hoover Pamela Horn Robert Horsch David Hottel Tom Houghton Kathie Houser Leslie Houser Margo Houts John Houwink Evelyn Hughes Tom Humphreys Kelly Hungerford Mike Hunsaker Bill Hunter Jim Hupp Sandy Huskey Anita Ingram Scott Innis Chris Jenican Duane Jepsen Phoebe Johnson 116 Denise Jolllff Mark Jolly Kathy Jordan Debl Joseph Darren Judkins Kennefh Kanaga Lee Kaplan Steve Karshner Fred Kay Debbie Keele Tom Keller Ron Kelley Jeffrey Kemp Michael Kemp Mike Kerber James Ketchum George Kevil Lillian Kieckhaefer Tracy King Ward Kinsman Keith Klundt Neil Knuppel Philip Kohn Tonia Kooiman Carolyn Krae Brenda Kravets Don Krieger Loren Krumvleda Gary Lacy Elaine Lacroix Ann Lambert Roger LaMela Steven Landers Rick Lane Robert Lane Where do I go now? 117 g4ifl i-- i John Larkin Laura Lasordo Becky Laub Debbie Laughton Terri LaVorgna Melody LeBlonc Carol Ledbetter Sandra Lee Denise Leggat Marc Lehman Denise Lembke Royce Lewis Thomas Lrcata Debbie Lindberg Bruce Llneberger Peggy Linn Robin Linton Linda Logsdon Janet Lohmor Paul Lowrance Philip Lowrance Joe LudI Bi Ilie Lustgarten Bob Mac Donald Anthony Moclnnis Rebecca Maclean Florence MacMillan Cheryl Mahony Laurie Majors Lynne Mangum Derek Mann Becky Morcon Doug Marren Barbara Marshal I Robert Martinez ' And when rm gone. . ' 118 Sandy Matterson Ted MaHhews James Mattlngly Ruth McConkey John McConnick Eddie McCutchen Vickie McCutcheon Randy McFcrland Dave McGown John McMahon Laurie McNeil Arthur Mehlman Russ Meyer Phil Mezger Ken Micalief Jeanne Michel John Michel Debbie Miller Linda Miller Merl Mi ller Michael Mil ler Pam Mohr Carol Mooney Lora Lee Moore Mike Moore Frank Morales Linda Moreskine Jerry Morgan Lanny Morgan Shawn Morgan Vf .-,.NU ' V Kent Morris Lana Morton Potty Mower Cothi Mullin Mark Mul lion Dionne Murray Tim Muse Anson Neighbors John Neighbors Jackie Nelson Suzanne Newman Jeff Newton Irene Nickels Tom N igman Eric Nohr Trent Norman Kurt Olson Jim O ' Malley Solly O ' Malley Barbara Osborne Wendy Padrick Arlene Page Darlene Page Janet Page Jill Parker Nancy Parshail Janet Paulo Pom Peck 119 H ' H H uflT V ' « l «| H|||||| H IH B I Nick Percan Vito Peri to re Si Ivana Perrone Carol Persinger Bill Peterman Kathe Pefers Leigh Petersen Vicki Peterson Peggy Phillips Manuel Pinson Annette Pittier Janet Pittman Susan Plosch Randy Plummer Rick Polkinghorn Kurt Pollock Aloha nui loa. Norman Porter Ray Posenaer Jeffrey Powell John Prigge Mike Prince Sandy Propst Paul Purcell Bill Quinn Margaret Quirk Pom Rackliffe Robert Roder Bill Roine Cathy Rake Peter Romey Tom Rawlins Mack Ray Merritt Read Michael Redding Richard Reed Robert Reese Bill Regan Bonnie Reinsch Don Reott Candy Rheem Mark Richerson Joan Richter Kim Ridnour Dennis Roberts 120 Joe Roberts Randy Roberts Suzanne Roberts D. Carol Robertson Stephen Rochford Albert Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Rick Rogers Vaughn Rol lings Sue Rook Pam Root Tim Rose Paul Rosenfield Eve Rosner Martha Rounds Linda Rowley Tve got a long way to go. . . ! James Russell Cynthia Saggou Richard Sampson Larry Samuels Doug Sankey Gail Sorich Debbie Sarver Michele Schoppaugh Cheryl Schlugel Matthew Schwartz Don Sciblo Mike Sciblo Louis Scofield Candy Scott Gail Seifert Wendy Seiple Linda Senese Susan Serna Eileen Shannon Steve Sharp Gordon Show Jeanne Sheffield Jon Sheldrake Susan Sherman Paul Sherwood Trudy Shintaku John Sieick Greg Simpson 121 Gary Singer Marie Siroonian John Slonecker Margaret Smeets Alison Smith Brenda Smith Dory I Smith Doyle Smith Dennis Smith Gary Smith Potricio Smith Sharon Smith Su Smith Gretl Smyth Cheryl Snowden John Soennichsen Cloudia Sparks Sarah Speik William Spurlock Marto Stanton Terry Stanton Alex Starke Peter Stasse Cynthia Steele Rondo Stephens H Randy Stewart Tim Stewart Matt Stiefel Stese Stotler Julie Stowe Randy Straub Candy Sutton Kim Swaim Shirlee Swarts Steve Swartz Loretta Swenson Robert Sykes Robin Tabor Karen Takota Mary Tonoka Zack Totum Cathy Toylor Sharon Teply Jon Tepper Jeff Thiboult Jim Thingwold Cheryl e Thompson Ricky Tobias Santos Torres 122 Brennan Totten Sharon Trokel Dione Tropiano Pamela Truesdell David Tung Karen Turnquisf Don Tyma Linda Utiey Chris Vadon Mike Vonderhoof Christopher Vaughan Isabelle Vejar Mike Vines Joseph Vitolo Jenny Wcgen Denise Wagoner Wendy Wahl Stanford Walker Allan Wallace Danny Wal lace Frances Wasielewskl Lindsay Watson Dennis Waugh Margaret Welty George Wemm Jeff Wheeler Kothy White Michele Wiechec Annette Wilcox Randy Wlllhite Sydney Wil liams Todd Williford Kathy Wilson Marilyn Wilson Fred Windisch Lesley Wong Linda Worth Terry Wyatt Nick Yaru Tammy Yocom Hark. . . ! Rick Zlaket 123 124 ACTIVITIES 125 HOMECOMING COURT iHRIS GASTON JE ALLES NANCY CHU BEV TEMPLETON 126 cv i ' jiB K ' ' a-g.; ri ti ' i -t . QUEEN SHELLY PULVER 127 A NIGHT TC REMEMBER 1 1 1a i l ■kL ' ' . r Shadows 130 of Time The Fall dance, Shadows of Time, was highlighted by this year ' s hlomecoming Queen, Shelly Pulver, and her royal Senior Court, Sue Alles, Chris Gaston, Nancy Chute, Bev- erly Templeton. Returning to the dance was last years hlomecoming Queen Nancy DeMers to relinquish her title and to present a bouquet of yellow roses to this year ' s queen. The theme of Time was carried out with clocks and deep shadows. Pennants recognizing Sunny hHills ' Var- sity football players gave special tribute to the victo- rious team. Time passed quickly and all too soon No- vember fifth crept into No- vember sixth and it was over. Yesterday the twist, today the skate, tomorrow Cool Yule Dancing In The Shadows 132 ' What would the Mrs. say? ' ' Hey . . . you . . . get off of my cloud! ' G roo vy Movements ' Please Mike ... I haven ' t danced all night. ' I can ' t stand much more excitement , savs Mike. Now, WHO ' S on first base? ' Cathy paints her thanks on canvas at the Thanksgiving Assenably. Assemblies in Action John Goddard creates a world of adventure and suspense at the December assembly. Talent assembly concludes with the music by the Variations! Neil attempts to sway the audience to accept his view- point. Adriana and Shep — our best bottle dancers. Hotrod Stary watches intently as Lowe sinks It. Donkey Victory Over ' Bottoms up MaryLou! ' Cords mokes the stretch while hiansen pu 136 ' Hey . . . catch me fellas! ' Fullerton he halt on Fullerton. Thrills, spills, and f un on the floor! The Donkey Basketball game displayed all of these and nnore. The annual event was sponsored by the Sunny Hills Varsity Club. The date of this year ' s gome was March 13 and S.H. hosted the Fullerton Indians. The Lancer team consisted of eleven seniors: Bill Cords, Tom Douglas, Andy Fall, John Hansen, John Hughes, Honk Lloyd, Russ Lowe, Tom McCutcheon, Chet Nelson, Dave Rechnitzer, and John Story. Our players, along with the Fullerton five, rode ten live donkeys while at- tempting to play basketball at the some time. Final score: Lancers 44, Indians 42. hHank Lloyd, high scorer, proudly accepts victory trophy for the Lancers. ' hHey! I can make the shot from here, ' yells Hughes. 137 Look Homeward Angel Look Homeward Angel depicted the life of a young boy, Eugene Gant, who tried to break away fronn the world his mother had created for him in her boarding house. Throughout the production, Eugene sought freedom from the entanglements of love, death and parental ties. In presenting a play at Plummer Auditorium, a prece- dent was established for off-campus productions by Sunny hlllls. Both the matinee and evening perform- ances broke oil previous attendance records with a Whoever you ore, be good to Ben to- collective audience of over thirteen hundred. night . . . The Cast Director, Mr. Ferzocca Ben Gant Charles Zacharlas Eliza Gant ..-Pat Brown Eugene Gant Sheldon Craig W. O. Gant Mark Everett Luke Gant Gary Jacobson Laura James Joyne Woodward hHelen Barton Barbara Relth Hugh Barton .Tom hHlmrod Jake Clatt.- .....Dave McGown Hester Clatt Barbara Welsh Fatty Pert Diane Freeman Flory Mangle.- ..Cynthia Steele Mrs. Snowden — Kothy Tatum Mrs. Forrel Mary Beth Turk Miss Brown Jackie Fortln Dr. Maguire Drew Ferguson Madame Elizabeth Kcrla Moore WlllPentland - Ed Rhodes So fly up In the air, up with the Angels ... H H HHKv ] 1 ff ' si H L J l H I M J p H ■■1 ' And still you smile. Come a lit+le bit closer to me ' Luke! How ' s my boy? ' She ' s Carrara marble from Ita! 139 PRINCESS GAYLE ENSIGN L PRINCESS CONNIE TURNQUIST ■m: THE ROYAL COURT PRINCESS PAM HORN PRINCESS BARBIE MEYERS 140 KING JOHN HANSEN AND QUEEN JENNY ALLEN 141 John and Jenny lead off this dance. Last year ' s royal couple returns to crown the 1967 king and queen. 142 And they say this generation doesn ' t dance close. The 1967 King and Queen and their Court reign over the Spring Dance. LA PRIMAVERA La Prinnavera ends with paper flower souvenirs and fond memories. La Primavera unfolded in the tradi- tion of a true Spanish fiesta. Enter- ing under a bright canopy, surround- ed by pastel fiovv ers, students found themselves in the midst of Springtime in Spain. Vivid flowers enhanced the gym and flower shop, created by the artistic talents of Robbyn Gibbs. Brightly filled pinatas of all sizes and shapes adorned the walls. The Don Beats completed the last detail, as couples danced to their romantic beat. The atmosphere grew to one of tension and excitement as the presentation of the 1967 Spring Court was announced. The prin- cesses were Pom hlorn, freshman princess; Barbie Meyers, sophomore princess; Gayle Ensign, junior prin- cess, and Connie Turnquist, senior princess. hHighlighting the corona- tion was the return of last year ' s royalty. Rick Razcko and Suzanne Easton, who presented their titles to John hiansen and Jenny Allen. ji M3 Coach Lawson confers with team at half time. Students rehearse for spring play. Behinc Co-captain, John Hansen, and Coach Lawson await outcome of pic V l«— 1 John Goddard gives students some personal views of his trip to Africa. he Scenes Trainer gives boys some lost minute hints before donkey basketball gome 145 Calendar 146 SEPTEMBER 8 BIG AND LITTLE SISTER PARTY 12 SCHOOL BEGINS 16 HELLO DANCE 23 PEP ASSEMBLY AND FOOTBALI OPENER OCTOBER 6 FRESHMEN ELECTIONS 14 STAG DANCE NOVEMBER 4 HOMECOMING GAME VICTORY OVER FULLERTON 5 FALL DANCE 10 END OF QUARTER 23 THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY DECEMBER 5 JOHN GODDARD ASSEMBLY 9 CHRISTMAS DANCE 16 BEGINNING OF VACATION JANUARY 13 STAG DANCE 18 SPEECH ASSEMBLY 24 BASKETBALL VICTORY OVER FULLERTON 27 END OF QUARTER EBRUARY 10 STAG DANCE 5 DRAMA ASSEMBLY [ARCH 3 SPRING DANCE 10 DONKEY BASKETBALL 15 TALENT ASSEMBLY 17 BEGINNING OF EASTER VACATION 29 AFS ASSEMBLY APRIL 12 JOHN GODDARD ASSEMBLY 21 GIRL DATE 27 ASB ELECTION 28 SPRING PLAY MAY 20 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 25 CLASS ELECTIONS 29 SENIOR WEEK JUNE 2 BERMUDA DAY AND DANCE 15 END OF SCHOOL 16 GRADUATION 147 J. ■J jy f - X ,:) .z , ' -r ' - ' tr; ' . ORGANIZATIONS 148 MW t j r ' TJ ty-t y ' .Zty fl ASB President Bob Ford A Lancer JSi: - --- ■■■L.im A Senior 150 A Thinker ASB OFFICERS Peck, peck, peck . . . Our ASB Secretary, Julie Bomke can t type! A feature of each of our assemblies was the flag salute led by Geoff Slock, ASB Vice President. By selling Student Body Cords, Jon Powers, ASB Treasurer helped to increase our treasury. 151 Unlii iiii- Publicity Chairman Debby Moore posts the Sunny Hills battle cry — Go Lancers! ASB Madelaine Campbell, Assembly Chairman, watches her efforts materialize. As Boys ' Athletic Commissioner, John Hansen was responsible for the fine banquets enjoyed by Sunny Hills athletes. 4K.J Pep Chairman Caren Bishop beams over Homecoming score. mm : t 7 — i iming for beautification of the school, Steve Balgrosky, !;C President, prunes trees. r Chairmen In the last hectic moments before a dance, Linda Peterson, Social Chairman, adds the final touches. Student Court and Senate I H If 1 7 1 t he Student Court consists of: Buddy Sutton, recording secretary; Jon King, bailiff; David Maiie, junior ustice; Tom Paries, junior justice; Paul Mitchell, junior justice; Marilyn DuHomel, chief justice; Bob Ithouse, senior justice; Jackie Nelson, senior justice; John Ashnnan, senior justice. Seniors Dan Barron, Sue DePriester, Glen Fischer, Bud Fuseller, John hlughes, Charlie LoVorgna, hHank Lloyd, Russ Lowe, Greg Nolon, Mike Phillips, Marci Rerucha, Dove Rechnitzer, Burleigh Skidmore, Mike Smith, Vicki Wolery, Alan Wood, Buck Young. Juniors Mike Bryan, Carol Cadmon, Chris Chase, Neal Esterly, Dorri Goddard, Tom Grant, Jim hHinze, Kathy Jones, Brian Lindoman, Mary Mclnery, Pat Morales, Dennis Napoli, John Newberry, Mike Staffieri, Warren Steurer, Susan Stogel, Julie Tabor, Scott Underwood. Sophomores Steve Catalano, Randy Chick, John Culpepper, Caro- lyn Dixon, Dave Ford, Dean hHorgesheimer, Moggi Hodge, Debi Klein, Ann Knight, Karen Lee, Peggy Meyer, Barbie Meyers, Charlene Mical- lef, Chris Nordeen, Sam Packard, Sharon Rosell, Ken Rutherford, Steve Simon, Terry Stradley, Kathy Thiebert. Freshmen Steve Ackerman, Jon Arnet, Dick Bishop, Chorlie Bowman, John Carlson, Charlotte Cater, Barbie Chapin, Ruth Ehinger, Bruce Eldredge, Linda Harrington, Mark Jolly, Ron Kelly, Terri LaVorgna, Randy McFarland, Rick Polkinghorn, Suzanne Roberts, Steve Sharp, John Soennichsen, Sarah Speik, Robin Tabor. . ' ' « .TP Council .9. ;f ' . ' J r ' . y f k m The Americon Field Service Is a private, non-profit, edu- cational organization whose purpose is the furthering of understanding and good will among the peoples of the world. To achieve this goal AFS brings teenage students to Annerica for one year. While here these foreign stu- dents live with American families and attend Ameri- can high schools. The second phase of the AFS program involves the sending of American high school stu- dents abroad to spend either a summer or a full year living with foreign families and at- tending high school there. This year Sunny hiills spon- sored two foreign exchange students, Adriana Bustos and Ivor Ketilsson. Adriana was from Chile, and made her home with Robin Weeks ' fam- ily. Coming from Norway, Ivor lived with Bob Althouse ' s family. Bob Ford, AFS representa- tive from Sunny hiills, spent a summer in Wassenaor, Neth- erlands, where he lived with the ten Cafe family. American Field Service Publicity ASB   Electi( Assembly AFS Social Election AFS Nancy Rowe Cathy Cogan Kandy Kargo Joanne Mongeon John Bull Mary Lee Bob Ford Kathy Stoddard Debie Cornell Jon King Cathy Siemens Marilyn DuHomel Devon McLaughlin Julie Bomke Sfephonle Elwell Barb Knaupp Connie Turnquist Andy Fall Eva Moturino Sue DePriesfer ASSEMBLY Andy Fall Ann Knight Julie Twombly John Gordner Tom Parks Jon King Modelone Campbell John Gardner Wendy Lehmer Jackie Whitfield Tracy Garnett David Speak Lynn Mohoney Lindsey Blitch Linda Gudlto Linda Lyon ELECTION Chris Garramon NIel Schwarti Tom Porks John Bull Debbie Holl Morsha McClenahan Geoff Slack Kondy Kargo Marcia Truesdole 158 Assembly - COMMITTEES AFS PUBLICITY Debbie Moore Liz Ehringer Andy Fall Sue Ferguson Lorrle Frankfort Nancy Gannon Social Chris Goslon Susie Gibbs Helen Hamshaw Barbie Moves Dole Robbins Diane Soriono Marjean Wilcox RALLY Caren Bishop Holley Cresswell Gail Dobbins Diane Dykes Andy Fall John Gardner Tracy Gornett Chris Gaston Rod Hansfield Michelle Loewe Mimi Muse Mark Oliver Linda Phillips Milte Smith Sidney Verry SOCIAL LIndo Peterson Wendy Allen Sondy Boieman Robbyn Gibbs Judy Hufnagel Marolyn Hawk Jon King Sue Lyon Bill Morgan Jackie Nelson Sue Neuhart Debie Poull Caroline Peorce Doug Rowe Sue Ryel Jone Senefeld Rich Smetana 159 Thespians THESPIANS APPRENTICES Pat Brown Cyndi Bain Jim Covington Jack Brannen Sheldon Craig Lisa Dabbs Mark Everett Tom Himrod Drew Ferguson Margo Houts Alva Smith Gary Jacobson Bob Stream Lee Kaplan Kathy latum Char Mack Pete Welsh Barbie Mason Dave McGown Linda Moreskine Janet Palen Barbie Relth Ed Rhodes Pam Turner Mary Beth Turk Barbara Welsh Charlie Zacharias 160 Inter- Club Council Julie Bomke AFS Paulette Braune Lancelles John Bull Key Club Mike Conner FFA, Interact Arlene Fisher Red Cross Bob Gabriel Forensics John Gardner Winchell Mohony Lunch Club Tracy Garnett Pep Club Pete Kloti International Club Bill Liddell Language Clubs Randy McDonald CSF Robert Morris Electronics Club Chet Nelson Varsity Club Jill Parker GAA Sue Ryel Y-Teens Steve Shepard JSA 161 Future Homemaken of America Paf Alvar ez Norma Cochran Cherie Gervals Joanne Kelly Peggy Phillips Phyllis Bofes Viclcle Dick Ellen Graeburg Carolyn Krae Nancy Robertson LyneHe Bliss Janet Dillow Pat Har+ernian Ann Lambert Mary Rodriquei Susan Bliss Diane Doucette Karen Harvey Melody LeBlonc Brenda Smith Linda Bowers Miriam Endresen Nancy Hebden Laurie Majors Susan Smith Penny Bowman Nancy Endresen Sharon Hicltey Sondy Mat teson Dianne Soriano Cheryl Brower Ruth Endresen Undo Hill Merry McKnight Barbara Sparks Denise Brower Karen Ernstein Chorlene Hodan Christine Neptune Chorlene Stanley Kafhy Chrisflanson Joyce Everitt Jean Hodon Wendy Paducit Nancy Sundvold 162 FBLA .■' XjfKf.yjjMm Red Cross FBLA Red Cross Joyce Bayless Sue Fraser Jean Lick Pat Alvorei Arlene Fisher Cheryl Peters Cynthia Black Shirley Friday Robert Morris Jane Bates Pom Ford Mary Rodriquez Kathy Davis Lindo Flander Glen Wishiier Phyllis Bates Cindy Greenser Marybeth Turk Janet Dillow Linda Flock Dale Robbins Penny Bowman Carol Holme Lana Ventriglls Ruth Endresen Peg Fowler Steve Sherman Adriona Bustos Sue Knight Diane Vlock Debby Forney Roslyn Howard Gay Smith Debby Coltman Cathee Kollis Mary Weaver Linda Finke Lynne Johnson Terrie Webb Diane Doucette Ann Lambert Tammy Yocom Sharon Fisher Diane Kalklosch Muffy Wilson Joyce Everitt Sandy Faulkner Sondy Motteson Judy McForland Steve Balgrosky, Julie Bomke, Stan Commons, Fred Dozier, Marilyn DuHamel, Liz Ehlnger, Jackie Ehrlich, Sandra Faulkner, Janet Gann, Lindee Hammond, Peter Klotz, Marsha McClanahan, Randy McDonald, Jackie Nelson, Don Osberg, Ann Ray, Steve Shepord, William Shockley, Geoff Slack, Karin Smith, Betty Teasdale, Mary Beth Thompson, Ludd Trozpek, Gail Wilson, Cecily Woofers. . . SEALBEARERS CSF ' mm California Scholarship Federation SENIORS Jenny Allen Bob Armstrong Steve Balgroslcy Greg Beam Julie Bomlte Bev Brauner Stan Commons Steve Davis Sue DePrlester Lynne Dewey Fred Dozier Marilyn DuHamel LIi Ehlnger Jackie Ehrlich Sondy Faulkner Arlene Fisher Sharon Fisher Bob Ford Janet Gann LIndee Hammond John hHansen Ron Jaclcson Ivor Ketllsson Pete Kloti Doryl Loebllch Marsha McClanahon Randy McDonald Barbara Moves Cliff Megerle Wayne Morgenthaler Paul Nosh Jackie Nelson Sue Neuhort Don Osberg Jill Parker Linda Peterson Wayne PItiler Ann Ray Ryden Richardson Nancy Rowe Karen Ruth Paul Saevlg Jane Senefeld Steve Shepard Bill Shockley Andy Sills Geoff Slack Korin Smith Betty Teasdale John Thompson Mary Beth Thompson Ludd Troipek Robin Weeks Margaret Wlllson Goil Wilson Cecily Wooters Bruce Young JUNIORS Bruce Beebe Paul Boeckermon Mike Bryan Alan Carlson Gordon Carter Linda Chopin Kothy Christiansen Elizabeth Clegg Linda Colville Coleen Cory Holly Cresswell Paul Demes Sheila Dooley Stephanie Elwell Gayle Ensign Jo Ann Feichtinger Drew Ferguson Gail Fiorlnl Dawn Flink Deborah Ford Lawrence Freeland . ' Robert Gabriel Victoria Gibson Ina Hawley Nancy Hebden Bob Holzinger Thomas Houts Christine Iwanoga Kandy Kargo Robert Koll Mary Lee Lynn Llneberger Mike Loyd Linda Lyon Lynn Mohony David Maize Paul Mitchell Pot Moroles Steve Morgan Jon Mower Janet Palen Jane Plankinton Mike Quigley Maxine Romos George Ritchey Cecelia Ryan Neil Schwartz David Shumaker Pat Stewart David Strom Kathryn Totum Julianne Woslelew Mary Weaver Judy Weil Brian Yates Pat Young SOPHOMORES Jackie Boeckermon Susan Boren Peggy Burrin Annette Caldorelll Joyce Catlln David Chard William Clark Cheryl Comstock Kathleen Conner Lily Conrad Nancy Cother Luclndo Covert Dole Deilarlo Joy Ditchey Kothy Elliott- Alan Forrand Lark Folsom Karen Fox Leigh Francic Martha Gibbs Pat Hawk Jackie Hoffman Cheryl Hokett Ken Jaffe Ronnie James Bill Knoup Kathleen Krae Carolynn Krout Karen Lee Richard Luther Jill Macllraith Diane Mohony Mary McDonald Mike McGraw Anita MeProud Gary Monroe Louise Nosh Chris Nordeen Christine Osberg Edward Richkind Susan RIsley Rose Roselinsky Donna Schmidt Suzanne Schwartz Hugh Smith Judy Smith Nancy Smith Steve Smith David Speak Joan Spurney Rich Strauss Kathryn Swafford Mary Turk Neol Tyler Vickie VonCIIef Richard Walker Cory Wiese Mary Ann Willis FRESHMEN Alan Benjamin Robin Britton Barbara Brooks John Carlson Charlotte Cater Barbara Chopin Bruce DePrlester Pete Dozier Mary Dussard Ruth Ehlnger Anne Garnett Mar go Houts Thomas Humphreys Peggy Linn Blllle Lustgarten Cheryl Mohony Arthur Mahlmon Debro Miller Linda Miller Carol Mooney Janet Paulo Annette Pittler George Polklnghorn Norm Porter Paul Purcell Dote Robertson Louis Scofleld Trudy Shintaku Cheryl Snowden John Soennlchsen Matt Stiefel Jonet Tepper Pam Truesdell Christopher Voughan Lesley Wong 16f ' Cow Wash . . . twenty-five cents. Future Farmers of America 166 the chicken or the egg? ' FFA Members: John Annis, Kim Ashburn, Jim Bailey, Steve Baker, Casey Ballwey, Paul Bour, Richard Beck, Terry Bernhord, Mark Bill, Bob Blanton, John Bosch, David Brown. Dirk Brown, Larry Branen, Mike Brown, Steve Cade, Jim Carter, Mike Con- ner, Dave Cox, Tom Dolzell, Jeff DeSmet, Joy Donaghey, Don Dunconson, Tim Eimers, George Emmel, Larry Enquist, Jerry Erlckson, Paul Erickson, Glenn Fischer, Mark Frost, Tim Garrison, Bob Goldfuss, Brad Hoymond, Tom Henderson, Bill Hendrickson, Bill Higgins, Gory Hornback, David Hottei, Ron Hottel, Victor Jacobs, Duane Jipsen, David Kovonogh, George Kevil, Tom Hottel, Rickie Knieger, Jeff Korpa, Steve Landers, Greg Lee, ' It ' s my green thumb! Royce Lewis, Kevin Moley, Tom Mansell, Richard McCann, Lynn McComas, David Miller, Roy Miller, Kendall Mills, Mark Mul- iion, Danny Nichols, Alon Pacothy, Randy Parsley, Mike Powlicki, Mike Pierson, Bill PIttman, Wayne Pitzler, Randy Plumer, Ron Pruitt, Jim Ray, John Rusch, Ken Rutherford, Dave Seidlitz, Ver- non Shrader, Tom Skoilo, Drew Smith, Jim Smith, Ty Strudivont, Bob Sykes, Greg Thatcher, George Thomsen, Dole Tomlinson, Mike Toomey, Paul Toups, Mike Van Leuven, George Wemm, Bob Wheeler, Lorry Wheeler, Richard Wills, Dennis Wolf, Alan Wood. ■:ai i- 5j=i ' -i: Hey mine ' s got speckles! ' Henry or Henrietta . . . ? ' That ' s alright Sam others. there ' ll be I just can ' t get no connections. ■Sue Arnold Chris Arnsfein Louis Balfe Susan Bell Jim Bennett Mike Bickford Joyce Biggs Dick Bishop Penny Bowman Mike Bradbury Jack Branen Dione Dykes Jeff Edwards Dawn Faxon Bill Finch Gary Garland Wayne Hall Colleen Harvey Scott Innis Darren Judkins Steve Karshner Edgar Kinkead Gory Lacy James Lamoreux Steve LaVorgna Robin Linton Joe Ludi Eric Lundeen Jodee Catlin Linda Chilcoat Ronald Coffman Kathleen Conner Chris Constantinide Sheldon Craig Debra Denlinger Jay Donaghey Linda Drak Paulefte Braune Dave Brewer Mary Bronsing Steve Budde Gary Burker Bob Burton Margery Bush Bette Carle Merritt Read Bob Reid Lynn Rempalski Robert Renno Chris Richards Nancy Ritiman Rose Roselinsky James Sanchez Greg Sanford George Slack Debbie Smith Gory Smith Karin Smith Diane Soriano Bill Spurlock Joan Spurney Dove Sylvester Julie Tabor Michele Tomamian Karen Teson Bobs Tuller Dave Tung Jim Vonderhoof Gail Wilson Karen Wright Carol Mooney Louise Nash Anson Neighbors Lynn Oliver Peggy O ' Neal Pat Powlicki Marilyn Phillips Hunter Piper Randy Plummer George Polklnghorn Jim Ragland Concert Choir Jill Macllraith Deborah Maples Leslie McKean Barbie McMahan Virginia McMahan Anita McProud Margaret Meyers Diane Mitch « v ,i Chamber Mr Ray Vaughan Director William Andrews John Atkison Louis Balfe Dick Bishop Tony Candela Jodee Cotlin Ronald Coffman Sheldon Craig Bill Finch Gary Garland Wayne Hall Rod Hondsfield Colleen Harvey Amy Hunter David Lowrance JIM Macllraith % Jr § Sr Girls ' Chorus Nancy Adams Joan Alllovlch Frances Becker Elaine Bux+on Wendy Carney Sherry Ciuff Pat Dicltey Deidre Douce+te Catherine Elliott Miriam Endresen Nancy Endresen Susan Ham Jennifer Lane Janet LIssi irglnia Atlcison Susan Barksdole Role Beeman Lynette Bliss Debbie Boggio haron Brown Tracy Campbell Janice Catlin Colleen Doherty Laura Eberhort Condi Everly Cynthia Glemser Katie Guiney Charlotte Mock Janice Mason Karen McGreevy Chris Miller Helen Mills Paula Moffitt Choir Peggy Meyer Diane Mitchell Louise Nosh Jackie Nelson Lynn Oliver Pat Powllckl Hunter Piper Jim Raglond Lynn Rempolski Greg Sanford Dave Sylvester Karen Teson George Vermillion Gall Wilson Janet Ha Cathy Harvill Corel Hernon Leslie Houser Sandra Huskey Cathy Johnson Pom Lacy Carol Ledbetter Marilyn Ogden Lynne Mongum Jennene Perkins Barbora Marshall Linda Prois Sherryl McVey Diane Shockley Linda Miller Barbara Sparks Susan Nestlen Korlo Sutherland Kim RIdnour Cathy Thompson Cheryl Schlogel VIckl TIncher Gail Sefton Donna Tomoiuolo Linda Senese Kothy White Susan Serno Donna Wohlforth Trudy Shintoku Linda Zlnck Cynthia Smith Mary Tonaka Pot lice Kathy White Lesly Wong Miss Sally Wilde Assistant Director Senior Seminar Junior Seminar SENIORS Robert Armstrong Steve Balgroslcy Julie Bomke Adriano Bustos Cothy Cogon Stan Commons Fred Dozler Marilyn DuHamel Jackie Ehrlich Sandy Faulkner Arlene Fisher Janet Gonn LIndee Hammond Ron Jackson Pete Klotz Randy McDonald CliH Megerle Jackie Nelson Ann Roy Ryden Richardson Nancy Rowe Paul Soevig Steve Shepord Geoff Slock Korln Smith Karen Teson Mary Beth Thompson Ludd Trozpek Lano Ventrlglio Robin Weeks Gail Wilson Cecily Woofers Buck Young kT JUNIORS Paul Boeckerman Mllce Bryan Linda Chopin Beth Clegg Paul Demes Stephanie Elwell Drew Ferguson Down Fllnk Robert Gabriel Vicky Gibson Tom Himrod Tom HHouts Mary Lee Lynn Mohony Devon McLaughlin Diane Mitchell Paul Mitchell Scott Montgomery Steve Morgan Janet Polen Tom Porks Neil Schwartz David Shumoker Julie Wosielewski Judy Well Brian Yates Pat Young 170 Forensics VARSITY DEBATE B DEBATE INDIVIDUAL EVENTS Stan Commons Jim Bass DebbI Coltman ■■TJulie ' BamWA Diane Davis Spence Commons Marilyn DuHamel Spence Commons Stan Commons Bob Gabriel ' T Amy Hunter Luclnda Covert National Qualifier Bud Fuseller Luclnda Covert Jon Mower Jim Hupp Diane Davis Gary Mumme Ted James Carolyn Dixon Layne Myrdall Bob Musulas Lisa Dobbs Rich Strauss Jeff Powell Amy Hunter Neil Schwartz Dave Rechnltzer Chris Lyon Sue Rook Becky Maroon Lou Scofleld Eva Maturino Jay Si lls Debbie Miller Steve Simon Gloria Neeleman Gretyl Smyth Chris Nordeen Dave Speak Sue Rook Karen Takota Neil Schwartz Lucie Torres Linda Shaw Chris Vaughan Rich Strauss Karen Tokata Holcling debate records which range In the top 10% of high school debi ers in the nation. Squad manager. FRENCH J anie Beitel Cindy Boehm Leigh Franclc Karen Harvey Ina Hawley Jackie Hoffman Joan Irish Shirley Irish Chris Klot7 Billie Lusfgarfen Jill Mocllraith Diane Mitchell Paul Purcell Andrea Rechnifzer Sue Risley Elizabeth Stalick Vicky Van Clief Mary Ann Willis GERMAN Stan Berry Alan Carlson Kathy Conner Pat Costley Neal Esterly Brady Fairand Dorothy Goddard Steve Gray Jane Kammerer Bill Liddell Richard Mann Goyle Reuting John Stewart Mary Beth Turk Elaine Wooters ITAOUISIJA ITAOUISIJA Is a foreign word to almost everyone at SHHS this year. It Is neither Latin, French, Spanish, nor German; yet, it is all four. The club itself may be described in much the same manner. A member of ITAOUISIJA has an opportunity to broaden his under- standing of a number of foreign cultures, post ond present, where the four languages have been spoken. Besides the individual club activities, entertainment is provided by each language division for the entire or- ganization through educational programs respectively depicting aspects of a foreign land. LATIN SPANISH Phvllls Bates Chris Koum James Quinn Linda Chapin Scott Sanson Francis Becker Cothy Kollen Nancy Rowe Michele Collin Pat Sturart Susan Church Carolyn Krae Cecelia Ryan Holly Colville Cheryl Comstoclc Kathy Krae Trudy Shintalcu Colleen Cory Ina Hawley Jenny Lane Elizabeth Stalic Pot Costely Midge Hodae Rebecca MocLeon Karen Takata Linda Gregory Jim Holiinger Judy Mahr Neol Tyler Jan Palen Joan Irish Mary McDonald Kim Sanson 173 Astronomy Club International Club ASTRONOMY INTERNATIONAL CLUB Steve Campbell Bob AUhouse Dawn Flink Carolyn Krout Nancy Rowe Ker Curre+on Adriona Bustos Bob Ford Mary Lee Cecilia Ryan Dale Dell ' Arlo Patricia Case Leigh Fronit Hank Lloyd Richard Smetana Jim Erbes Jenny Drummy Kothy Jones Diane Mahony Joon Spurney Jim Holiinger Elinor Elteland Ivor Ketilsson Lynn Mahony Susan Stodgel John Ritchey Ingerid Ekeland Jon King Devon McLaughlin Sydney Verry George Rlfchey Stephanie Elwell Chris Kloti Cathy Moore Robin Weeks Don Slater Cothy Fix Pete Kloti Louise Nosh Sportscasters Electronics SPORTSCASTERS Bill Beaudlne Tom Henderson Ken Joffe Jeff Powell Tim Swihort ELECTRONICS Ron Alfred Alan Carlson Mawne Coburn Ken Curreton Eric Fountain Dennis For+en Tom Houfs Bill Knaups Robert Koll Glenn Nishiier Mike McShaw Randy Polloclc Don Schaefer Gordon Show Don Tester Mr. Kato 17. Y-Teens OVERALL OFFICERS Pres. Sue Ryel V.P. Stephanie Elwel! Sec. Marilyn DuHamel Treas. Sue Ferguson SENIOR OFFICERS Pres. Linda Peterson V.P. Linda Shaw Sec. Jackie Nelson Treas. Sue Newhart JUNIOR OFFICERS Pres. Sue Stodgel V.P. Diane Koiebee Sec. Jeon Parshall Treas. Sue Perry SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Pres. Diane Shockley V.P. Joon Spurney Sec. Sara King Treas. Anita McProud FROSH OFFICERS Pres. Terry La Vorgna V.P. Suzanne Roberts Sec. Jan Sheldrake Treas. Linda Harrington 176 SOPHOMORES Jeff Laws Brian Slezak Rich Strauss Gary Turnquisf Dick Walker JUNIORS Mike Bryan Gordon Carter Rod Emery Jon Hermes Dave Maize Rex Mollott Paul Mitchell Tom Parks George Ritche Nell Schworti John Wyatt SENIORS Steve Balgrosky Rick Barnes John Bull Mark Collins Tom Douglas Andy Fall Bob Ford John Gordner John Hughes Jon King Pete Kloti Dave Rechnitier Steve Shepord Andy Sills 177 Junior Statesmen of America Bob Althouse Adriana Bustos John Carlson Bruce Clarlc Fred Doiler Sandy Faulkner Arlene Fisher Bob Ford Pom Ford Tom Himrod Croig Scott Midge Hodge Steve Shepard Ron Jackson John Thompson Ivor Ketllsson Ludd Troipeck Pete Klotz Mary Weaver Jim Luther Robin Weeks Rondy McDonald Judy Well CIIH Megerle Poul Soevig 178 Interact Club •NTERACT S CLUB . Jim Bass Mark Everett Barry McDaniel Ed Richkind Jack Branen Glen Fischer Steve Mclntire Richard Schrelber Steve Campbell Larry Freeland Clief Megerle Richard Smith Bruce Clark Bud Fuselier Scott Montgomery Kirk Spindelmon Mike Conner Chuck Fuselier Jon Mower Rick Stuman Chuck Connor , i« Roberf Gabriel -••Kia..-- - John Newberry Stan Thompson Chris Conradi Rick Kelley John Nuffer Al Trowbridge Jim Covingfon Bill Knaup Mark Oliver Steve Walley David Curci Jim Luther Hunter Piper Gary Wiese ACCOLADE 180 h -c ,1 r-« : 1 m -■1 % IRc — V Editors-ln-Chief Randy Mudrick, Nedra West Poge One Editor Randy Mudrick Page Two Editor Nedra West Page Three Editor Helen Hamshaw Page Four Editor Bob Berry Advisor _ Mr. Benjamin Jones Reporters: Lily Conrad, Steve Gilbertson. Mike Tracy, Nancy Smith, Julie Bomke, Craig Scatt, Verna Budarf, Sue Stadgel. Pep Club Sandy Bozeman Kothy Chrisfionson Mary Cords Mary DeMers Lynne Dewey Laura Eberhort Dorofhy Eggeris Lii Ehinger Ru+h Ehinger Condi Everly Gail Fiorini Pa+ Fiorini Pam Ford . iorrie Frortkfort Trocy Garnett S+eve Gllberfson Paf Har+unian Moggi Hodge Perry Holley Anita Ingrom Peggy Linn Michele Loewe Chris Lyon Cothy Moore Polly Parlcer Debby Peairs Sue Perry Wayne Pitiler Sandy Purvis Nancy Schuth Doug ScoH Debbie Slmerofh Debby Smith Pat Smith Mary Beth Thompson Karen Turnqulst Scoft Underwood Janet Vanderbuilt Julie Vanderbuilt Greg WestphoJ n Band Ron Andrews Paul Boeclcerman Tony Candela Ricic Conner Chris Conradt Pat Dlclcey Jim Lahm Paul Lowrance Alan Pivo George RItchey Paul Sherwood Jeff Simon Dave Speak d ■ii B v KI Hhb 38 ' IS I ' mm HBlL -y 1 String Ensemble William Andrews Anthony Candeta Deborah Derfler Colleen Doherty Karen Fowler Paul Lee Billie Lustgarfen Katherine Pe+ers Dole Smith Cheryl Snowden Alan Sutphin George Vermillion Mory Ann Willis Cecily Wooters 18: Editor in Chief: Sue Ferguson Business Manager: Midge Hodge Advisor: Mr. James Wixon 184 Art Editors: Debby Moore Connie Turnquist Copy Editor: Julie Twombly Faculty Editor: Joyce Boyless Picture Editor: Linda Lyon Photogrophers: Don Osberg Don Slater Activities Editors: Jenny Allen Madelaine Campbell Jan Ledbetter Class Editors: Nancy Chute Sue Lyon Marjean Wilcox Organizations Editors: Coren Bishop Paulette Braune Bev Brauner Senior Editors: Kathie Eberhart Pom Ford Jon Powers Sports Editors: Lindsey Blltch Sandy Bozemon Lynn Dewey Liz Ehinger Randy Mudrick Mimi Muse Sue Ryel You-You-You Varsity Club 186 - Bob Althouse John Ashman Steve Balgrosky Ricit Barnes Greg Beam Jim Bennett Larry Boog Gordon Carter Bob Case Stuart Case Craig Childress Bill Cords Chuck Cox Tom Douglas Fred Doiier Bob Dunham Rod Emery Ron Ernst Glen Fischer Milte Gaggia Steve Gilberfson Fred Goddard Pat Goode Tom Grant John Hansen Scott Henderson Jon Hermes Jim HInze Bob Holzinger Brian Kelley John Kent Hanit Lloyd Russ Lowe Mike McConnell Tom McCutchen Randy McDonald Mike McMillen Brad McNamara Ken Mills Paul Mitchell Don Moore Steve Morgan Mark Ormseth Don Peterson Steve Peterson Mike Phillips Mike Pulver Dove Rechnitier Steve Shepord Brian Slezak Gene Smith Vic Starrow John Story Mike Staffieri Tim Swihart Jack White Bob Woods John Wyotf victory for fi X rn J lr ' i ' T C ' K. ' iaUCra-. C Lancers T ffJ7W ' -fi t;.■t ' S ... ■i ' V K ' -V 189 Yell Leaders Dprothy Eggerts Linda O ' Tqete Connie Turnquht Mimi Muse Mary Betii;THompson jSd -tf Songleaders Flag Twirlers 4;-2i Debby Pea ' vi ■■. - . ' -.ft ' .. ' ■' ' ' Perry HutleyVr ' f- ' : rv ■♦.T ' V ife ' i ' x. Micliele ' Loewe Mary Cords ' : ' ' ■■m 1 - 196 OUR MASCOTS Julie Twombly and Lance Bullwinkle Laurie Robertson Majorettes Vicki S ' fowe Chrisfine Neptune I ■J HHHK . (Bt-, 198 Lancer Band Seniors Linda dinger, Charles Connor, Chris Conradi, Patricia Diclcey, Judy McFar- land, Frank Pizzuto, Mike Ploung, Gary Raines, Goyle Smith, Wendy Walker, Theresa Wilcox, Nedra York. Juniors William Andrews, Paul Boeckerman, Nancy dinger, Robert Duffy, James Fozekas, Linda Finke, James Lahm, Kevin Moley, Alan Pivo, George Ritchey, Susan Smith. Sophonnores Larry Baker, Susan Bell, Sedonia Benedict, Steve Cadek, Anthony Can- della, Leo Davis, Perry DeSalle, Ellinor Ekeland, Kenneth Graffis, Randall Martin, Wil- liam Shelly, Jeffrey Simon, Steven Smith, Dove Speok, Alan Sutphin, Vicki Van Clief, Michael Walraven, John Weaver. Freshmen Steve Ackerman, Marilyn Bagby, Alan Boege, John Bucko, Regina Clayton, Robert Conaway, Bruce DePriester, Peter Dozier, Bruce Eldredge, Terry Freeman, Deborah Galey, Judy Gillium, Carl hHalbirt, Bruce Horsch, Leslie Houser, Neil Knuppel, Bruce Lineberger, Paul Lowrance, Philip Lowrance, John McMahon, Arthur Mehlmon, Suzanne Newman. Nancy Parshall, Manuel Pinson, Norm Porter, Paul Purcell, William Raine, Michael Redding, Paul Sherwood, Potricia Smith, Randy Stewart, Brennan Totten, Dan Wallace, Frances Wasielewski. Mr. Gary Lines led the Royal Lan- cer Marching Band through many half-time presentations. «r, -i vt w«A ' • : •  4; ;ir ' IB - Lane Drill Team Leaders Paulet+e Braune and Lindee Hammond combined their ideas, talents, and loud voices to mold sixty girls into a unified body. Drill Team Officers, I Social Chairman; Jai 200 K jMa MIjL. JA. Jir yj J V d HCS Htf vK S ■9 ■T H 1 elles ' 67 Left. . . Left. . . Left, Right, Left. . . — u Sandy Boieman, Points Chairman; Jan Ledbetter, Secretary; Sue Lyon, President. ROW 2: Leaders Poulette Braune and Lindee Hammond. • -nil- ' ' SENIORS Marilyn Abell Caren Bishop Cynthia Black Julie Bonnke Sandy Bozeman PauleHe Braune Pat Drummy Kathie Eberhart Liz Ehinger Sandy Faulkner Arlene Fisher Sharon Fisher Nancy Gannon Chris Gaston Lindee Hammond Helen Hamshaw Marolyn Hawk Judy Hufnagel Jan Ledbetter Sue Lyon Jackie Nelson Sue Neuhart Caroline Pearce Linda Peterson Jan Powers Sue Rye! Debbie Smith Marcia Truesdell Janice Younger JUNIORS Sue Arnold Judy Beech Kathy Birks Jan Chute Coleen Cory Stephanie Elwell Joan Irish Kathy Jones Kandy Kargo Barbara Knaup Gini Luther Pam Patton Gail Sefton Pat Stewart Bonnie Watkins Mary Wester SOPHOMORES Wendy Allen Jackie Boeckerman Annette Calderelli Jodee Catlin Carolyn Dixon Maggi Hodge Sara King Ann Knight Chris Nordeen Vicki Prentiss Laurie Robertson Randee Shrader Cathy Siemens Ann Tolbert 201 SPORTS 202 riia 203 Football Football is the stands filled with cheering faces and hundreds of clapping hands. It is soggy popcorn and cokes without ice, hard seats and sore bocks, and icy fingers and noses. But the players don ' t see the kick-off from four rows up. They ore on the wet grass, crouched low. They feel their hopes and responsibilities crawl over them so completely that they ore filled with anticipation. To practice for months, to eat, sleep and think football ... is this for one touchdown? One victory? Or all vic- tories? Possibly it is for one special feeling. The boys have struggled to prepare themselves for a fight. Then they fought and everything they did was good. They ached, but it felt good. They were exhausted, but they deserved to be tired. Winston Churchill once said: I con give you nothing but blood, sweat, toil, and tears. This message could have been delivered before any practice and before any gome. Football offers . . . blood, sweat, toil, and tears but it gives more. L f A Triumphant Lancers celebrate victory over Fullerton. 204 m s Tl XI r ► Q Ti m- u: l S f-K: Varsity Leaders Coach Crow — head Coach Lawson — line Coach Barnett — backfield Co-Cap+ain John Hansen Co-Captain Don Moore Coach Schoner — line 206 The varsity team included. ROW I : Mgr. Dove Sylvester, Chuck Blum, Chuck Cox, Dove Ford, Brian Slezak, Steve Bishop, Jon Hermes, Rick Barnes, Mike Pulver, Chet Nelson, Doug Rowe, Steve Topik, John Ashman, Scott Hender- son, Dove Rechnitier, Ron Jackson, Mgr. Bill Finch. ROW 2: Brian Wato- nobe, Bud Sutton, Tom Douglas, Chris Arnstein, Bob Woods, Jock White, Mike McConnell, Mike Berry, Ron Ernst, Alva Smith, Ken Mills. Jett Nix, Mark Manus, Gordon Carter. ROW 3: Paul Mitchell, Bud Fuselier. Glenn Fisher. Greg Sanderson. Tom McCutchen. Don Moore, Fred Goddard, Richard Kelly, John Story, John Hughes. Brian Kelly. Stew Case, John Hansen, Bob Case. VARSITY J.V. ' s Valencia 7 Corona del Mar 3 I Magnolia 10 Savanna 26 La Habra 19 Lowell - Fullerton 7 Troy 19 Bueno Park 19 26 Sunny H 13 28 13. 27 13 7 14... s 7 Sunny Hills Sunny Hills 13 Sunny Hills 7 Sunny Hills 19 Sunny Hills.. 13 Sunny Hills... Sunny Hills Sunny Hills I 2 I 2.. Valencia Rain 19 Magnolia I 3 Savanna 12 La Habra 12 Lowell Rain 29 Troy 7 Buena Pork The junior varsity team Included, ROW I: Jim Ragland, Mllce Lloyd, Chuclt Fuselier, Steve Rosa, Dale Smith, John Hamshaw, Dave Culpep- per. ROW 2: Jim Gromwall, Steve Smith, Frank Mclnnls, Al Troll- bridge, Jim Bindofer, Crolg BIss. ROW 3: Bill Ralne, Dave Warner, Steve Peterson, Richard Stellmon, Mike HInkley, Jackie Branen, Scott Chose. 207 Chet Nelson Tom McCutchen LETTERMEN Douglas breaks away from Warrior defense. Bob Case Dave Rechni+zer Ron Jackson Rick Barnes 208 1966 Greg Sanderson Scott Henderson Bud Puseller Stuort Case Bob Woods Brian Slezak Richard Kelly «i Chuck Cox Don Moore 209 John Ashman John Hansen Jack White Jon Hermes John S+ary Bud Sutton Fullerton eats off our Sliver Spoons. 210 Brian Watanabe Mike McConnell Ken Mills Defense crushes Warrior J!ifr Mfii Chuck Blum Steve Bishop Paul Mitchell Brian Kelly John Hughes Mike Pulver Alvo Smith Glenn Fischer fom Douglas 211 SUNNY HILLS . anticipation. ' Comin ' through Redskins. ' 1 H w ' H 1 k L 1 Q Moments of quiet were scarce. i i H v ' H g Each and every play counted. 212 CONQUERS 13-7 Optimistic Future Seen Bees go for short yardage. Cee defense stops opponent. The Bee football feom finished the year with a 3-6 record. Led by captains Mike Taylor and Fred Weber, the team won two league gomes and one non-league. Mike Taylor also won the most valuoble player award. The 1966 Cee team compiled the best rec- ord of all the Sunny Hills football teams this year. Don Reott and Zock Totum car- ried their team to a 6-3 season. Tim Willi- ford was elected Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Bees foil on enemy play. Cee player breaks away for big gain. 214 For Bee, Cee Players The Bee squad Included, ROW I: Fred Weber, Steve LaVorgna, Bill Burgess, Ken McGreevy, Jim Kieley, Dan Fowler, Craig Hargesheimer, Bennie Fuselier, Craig Swenson, John Killen, Randy Chicle, Lupe Rodriguez, Brian Lending, Gary Anglin, Paul Gough. Kim Swain. ROW 2: Casey Ballway, Rick Pollcinghorn, Dean Hendricks. Ty Sturdlvant, Dick Vlack, Jim Gelss, Dick Walker, Bob Born- BEE SCORES Sunny Hills 12 7 Magnolia Sunny Hills 12 . Savanna Sunny Hills ._ ..20 28 __ La Habro Sunny Hills I 5__ Lowell Sunny Hills 12 6_ Fullerton Sunny Hills ._ 28_ - Trov Sunny Hills 13 Buena Pari: CEE SCORES Sunny Hills 6 7 Magnolia Sunny Hills 39 0. Savanna Sunny Hills 12 6___ La Habra Sunny Hills 33 13 Lowell Sunny Hills 21 6 Fullerton Sunny Hills 6 14. __ Troy Sunny Hills 13 Buena Park The Cee squad included, ROW I : Frank Morales, R on Carrico, NIcIc Yaru, Bob Blonton, Larry Hampshire, Gory Davis, John Sloneclter, Mike Hoyes, Jock Dussord, Brad Wilson, Don Reott, Ted James, MaH Stiefel, Steve Lockshaw, Ed Richkind. ROW 2: David Kavanagh, Fred Key, Charles Adams, Dave Miller, Ray Posenoer, Bob Musulas, Greg Holwick, Frank Licata, Ralph Williams, Mike hoft, Charles Smith, Neal Esterly, Jett Massey, Bernle Medelros. Danny Duncan- son, Jim Broughton, Jim Saunders. ROW 3; Mike Taylor, Dave Maize. Jeff Thibault, Richard Regan, Ron Hoffman, Phil Larson, Trocy Best, Mike Hender- son, Dave Patterson, Mike Tracy, Kim Thomas, Jeff Edwards, Doug Weaver, Steve Fleer, Dan McKeen. Coaches Hawk and Bevington prep their Bee team for a crucial game. Adept coaching by Barr and McCall led Gees to a successful season. Moore, Mark Bill, Gory Conover, Ward Kinsman, John Berberich, Lorry Alles. ROW 3: Frank DiGregorio, Rick Lane, Chris Bordeaux, David Rose, Richard Gibby, Zock Totum, Bob Lane, Mark Jolly, Ken Bindofer, Mac Folk, Todd Willi- ford, Sam Brown, Jim Hoff, Bill Yadon. f giB?jBj m! ' mM a 78 ' 35 arsity k k . . Co-captain Mark Oliver 216 n 4 i Lancer varsity water polo may be termed injury ridden. Combining such maladies as broken fin- gers, the flu and tonsillitis, the team had their best seven players in 6 out of I 9 games. The league rec- ord was a creditable (3-3) with on overall record of (9-10). Andy Fall, co-captoin and Most Valuable Player, was chosen for first team All Freeway League and November Ployer-of-the-Month. Other varsity co-captain, Mark Oliver, was chosen second team All Freeway League and September Player- of-the-Month. Paul Erickson, Octo ber Player-of-the- Month, and Pat Collins received F onorable Men- tions. Warren Steurer was selected Most Improved Player. SCORES Sunny Hills 25 2 Savanna Sunny Hills 6 7 Lo Habro Sunny Hills A 1 3 Lowell Sunny Hills . 2 13 .. Fullerton Sunny Hills . 9 5 Troy Buena Park Sunny Hills 3 5 Sunny Hills 4 5 ,. Norwalk Sunny Hills 4 6 El Rancho Sunny Hills 10 1 Monte Vista Sunny Hills . 5 7 . Estancia Sunny Hills 7 3 Valencia Sunny Hills 4 8 Anaheim Sunny Hills 1 1 3 Jordan Sunny Hills 8 5 . Norwalk Sunny Hills 3 7 Milllkon Sunny Hills 4 8 Kennedy Sunny Hills 13 9 . Montebello Sunny Hills 7 5 Norwalk Sunny Hills 7 12 Warren ROW I: Paul Erickson, Milce Gould, Mike McMillion, Dove Bolientyne, Dick Luther. ROW 2: Mark Oliver, Don Laws, John Sotnick, Warren Sfeurer. ROW 3: Cooch Vellekomp, Scott Specht, Phil Kahn, Bruce Me- Pherson, Dick Chord. Mike Cosgriff, Laurence Boag, Andy Fall, Jim Cooke. 217 Bee Mermen FRONT ROW: Steve Smith, Greg Condict, Russ Krok. Les Duryea, Gary Bucho. MIDDLE ROW: Coocfi Vellekamp, Greg Nolan, Brad Rawlins, Jack Horvey, Eric Smith. LAST ROW: Bob Lundeen, Jon Erlckson, Bob MccDonald, Reed Putnam, Steve Kershner. The Lancer Bees had a league record of 3-3 for a third place fin- ish in the Freeway League. The overall season mark was 6-6, leaving the team with a 50% mark for league competition and the overall season. The coptain of the Bees was Senior Greg Nolan. The Most Valuable Player Award went to Jon Erlckson, a stalwart defensive plover. The October Ployer-of-the-Month was Reed Putnam and the November Player-of-the-Month was Brad Rawlins. Ready, aim. Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills. SCORES 9 7 Norwalk 9 3 El Rancho 12 14 Savanna 5 8 . Monte Vista 4 6 Estancia 6 5 La Habra 1 Valencia 2 6 Lowell 3 9 Anaheim II 6 Fullerton 8 4 Troy 4 6 . Buena Park Mermen on the move! 218 JfiMlfiHdiftMM Lancer Cees went undefeated In league competition 6-0 and in the overall season 12-0. Captain of the Cees was Dave Chard, who was also selected for his team ' s Most Voluable Player Award. Dave was the team ' s leading scorer with 32 goals of the 47 shots he took for a fine 66% shooting overage. The October Ployer-of-the-Month was Phil Walker and for the month of November it was Steve Sharp for his outstanding job In the goal. S. rf X Make that goal! Cee Champs. . . FRONT ROW: Steve Sharp. Jeff Newton, Ken Graffis, Tim Stoelt. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Vellelcamp, John Carlson, Mark Sawfell, Dove Chord, Mike Perry, Tom Aral. LAST ROW: John Prlgge, Pete Quigley, Phil Walker. SCORES Sunny Hills_ . .21 Norwalk Sunny Hill5__. 19 1 . El Rancho Sunny Hilk 1 Savanna Sunny Hills.. 18 1 Monte Vista Sunny Hills.. 6 4 Estoncia Sunny Hills.. 7 1 La Habra Sunny Hills.. 9 5 Valencia Sunny Hills.. 14 1 . Lowell Sunny Hills... 7 2 Anaheim Sunny Hills 8 3 . Fullerton Sunny Hills.... . . 7 . Troy Sunny Hills... . 19 1 . . Buena Park 1 Block it ! ! 219 On your mark! Varsity Ties for Third Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Hil Sunny Hil Hil Hil Hil Hil Hil 27 29 Magnolia 21 34 Savanna 48 15 __ La Habra 38 23 Lowell 21 38 . Fullerton 19 41 ..._ _ Troy 29 27 Bueno Park Co-captains John Gardner and Greg Beam All three cross country teams finished the I 966 season in the upper division with varsity tying for third and JV ' s and Frosh-Soph both finishing in second place. This Frosh-Soph team was the first in Sunny hiills ' history. Varsity harriers were co-captained by John Gardner and Greg Beam. Beam was also elected by his teammates as most valu- able player for the second straight year. Also sparking the varsity team was third re- turning letterman Mark Ormseth. After school and early morning workouts were standard preparation for the two-mile competition. Runners were awarded one point for finishing first, two points for second, and so on according to where they placed In the race. Victory come to the team with the lowest team score. Manager Scoft Chase, Coach Bill Lingenfelder, Dale Ammon, John Gardner, Mark Ormseth, Jii Bennett, Steve Morgan. Jim HInze, Greg Beam. f s § Gary Mumme, Rich Kaufman. Stan Commons, Tom Bradford, John Newberry, Dave Shumoker, Ludl Smeets, Dave Dahls+rom. Kirk Splndelman, Rick S+ummon, Rex Malo++, Bob Holzlnger, Randy McDon- ald, Vernon Smith, Rod Emery, Don Peterson, Paul Evans. JV ' s Take 2nd Place in League SH. SH_ SH. SH. SH SH SH 15 19 35 25 31 18 16 50 41 22 32 26 43 45 Magnolia Savanna La Hobra Lowell Fullerton Troy Buena ParK They ' re off! Reporting times to the scorekeeper. Running final meet against Buena Park. Frosh ' Soph End Season i In Second Sunny Hills 17 45 -... Magnolia Sunny Hills- - 17 45 Savanna Sunny Hills _. 30 25 . La Habra Sunny Hills 28 28 Lowell Sunny Hills.. 16 39 Fullerton Sunny Hills .. 15 50 Troy Sunny Hills 15 50 Buena Park Sfeve Dafilsfrom, Mike Jones, Spenc Commons. Ron Carrico, Mike Swanson, Rich Moreskine, Albert Rodriguez, Paul Lowrance, Dan Wallace, John Tarr, Dale Del ' lario. 222 Runners strain near race ' s end. Only two miles to go. Holsinger and Bennett exchange congratulotions. Talking over Buena Pork meet. Reminiscing outside the locker room. Pain often accompanies a race. Most valuable player, Greg Beam. TTP w. m-% ' wa Faces mirror strain of two-mile run. ROW !: Jack Dussard, Pat Goode, Tom Mochos. Andy Sills. Bob Bornheft , Bill Albert, John Atltinson. Steve Bishop, Bill Finch, Manager. ROW 2; Coach Lowson, Mike Gaggio, Tom Grant. Dave Rech- nitzer, Danny Laws, Mike McConnell, Richard Kelley, Steve Peterson, Don Moore, Pat Conover. Varsity Ties 3rd for Year. . . JV ' s Finish 2nd Varsity wrestlers finished the 1967 season in a tie for third ploce, and JV ' s placed sec- ond, missing first by a half game. Co-captoins of the varsity squad were Mike Goggia and Dave Rechnitzer. JV captain was Steve Bishop. Grapplers Pot Goode, Tom Machos, Tom Grant, and Dave Rechnitzer all competed in league finals. Goode was undefeated in his league meets for the second straight year. JV ' s lost only one meet in league play. ROW I: Lee Encinlas, Don Grainger. Robert Wilkenson. Dean Lippi, Kim Thonnas, Hank Lloyd, Paul Osborne. ROW 2: Coach Schoner, Brion Sleiak, Mike Pulver, Bob Woods, Don Wollen, Thomos Thomas. Dole Tomlinson, Mike Ishikowa. ROW 3: Greg Houlwick. Ron Ernst, Paul Mitchell, Poul BIttles, Chuck Fuseller, Mike Hinckley, Rod Madsen, Bill Roines, Rob Madsen. Laws lifts his opponenf. Rechnitzer maneuvers for position. Kelley applies the pressure. Ready for a take down. VARSITY SCORES Sunny hlllls 38 21 La Habra Sunny hiills 35 16 Savanna Sunny Hills 17 28 Lowell Sunny Hills. 27 24 Troy Sunny Hills 17 27 Fullerton Sunny Hills 41 8 Magnolia Sunny Hills 16 28 .. Buena Park 225 •V ' Vl ( •■d -, r v. 1 228 Hail to Lancers FreewayChamps This is the Year . . Dec. 2 SHHS vs. Tustin W 63-58 The beginning of the beginning! Dec. 6 SHHS vs. Pioneer W 55-45 Great team effort! Jan. 3 SHHS vs. Bolsa W 76-64 We can ' t be stopped or topped! Jan. 6 SHHS vs. Westminster W 55-44 A poor effort — But what luck. Jan. 10 SHHS vs. Magnolia W 71-52 Outa sight! Jan. 13 SHHS vs. Savanna L 57-56 What happened??? Jan. 17 SHHS vs. La Habra W 82-76 All-Right!! Jan. 20 SHHS vs. Lowell L 60-58 A complete upset! Where ore Childress and Hawk? 1 Jan. 24 SHHS vs. Fullerton W 85-64 We make points and noise! Jan. 27 SHHS vs. Troy W 66-57 1st in League — 3rd in County — City Champs so far!! Jan. 31 SHHS vs. Buena Pork W 86-62 We ' re on our way to CIF! Feb. 3 SHHS vs. Magnolia W 96-68 Record High score! Feb. 7 SHHS vs. Savanna W 83-69 WE ARE NO.ONE!!! Feb. 10 SHHS vs. La Hobro W 76-70 Sunny Hills rules! Feb. 14 SHHS vs. Lov ell W 66-62 What luck! Set hot for Fullerton! Feb. 17 SHHS vs. Fullerton L 48-40 Keep trying! Feb. 21 SHHS vs. Troy W 43-41 CIF — Here we come! Feb. 24 SHHS vs. Buena Park W 67-65 Oh well, it ' s CIF that counts now!!! Feb. 28 SHHS vs. Northview L 70-52 This was the year — and the end of a GREAT season! 230 ' i „.OUU OF THE ' ' a ; . ' -.ti ' w H ■' ' . ' ■' ' ' ™ H ' Wm 1 i| IH ' ■' ' ' : ' ■1 ■■,-£■■. - ' ■' -•■■.y. ' I H ' -,;; ' ' :■. ' ■' ■- ' ' fl PII . ' ■' ' ■' ' ' , ; ■' Coach Russ Hawk Bob Armstrong Vic Starrow Mike Staf fieri Craig Childress Russ Lowe Steve Shepard Steve Davis Don Paul Steve Gilbertson Bill Cords Mike Phillips Brad McNamara The Junior Varsity Basketball team included: ROW I: Manager Tim Swihort, Bob Martin, Jim Rag- land, Jim Green, Gory Callaway, Jim Smith. ROW 2: Mike Bryan, Dana Clor, Hank Woodrome, Bob Wheeler, Brian Kelly, Dick Walker, Carl Meritt. Coach Hal Wallace JV BASKETBALL Led by Captain Carl Meritt and high scorer Brian Kelly (304 pts.) and aided by Hank Woodrome, Dona Clor, Mike Bryan and Gary Callaway, the JVs played an inspiring season. They finished with a 10-4 record and second place in league play. At the Winter Sports Banquet, Brian Kelly was selected as the team ' s most valuable player. JV LEAGUE SCORES Sunny Hills .45 55 Magnolia Sunny Hills 59 54 Savanna Sunny Hills 57 73 La Habra Sunny Hills 63 43 . Lowell Sunny Hills .52 43 Fullerton Sunny Hills 63 43 Troy Buena Park Sunny Hills 70 64 Sunny Hills . 62 54 . Magnolia Sunny Hills 47 61 Savanna Sunny Hills .. 72 48 La Habra Sunny Hills 55 50 Lov ell Sunny Hills 76 57 Fullerton Sunny Hills 56 36 Troy Sunny Hills 65 73 Buena Park 233 Cees Build for Future The Cees had a strong season in league play, finishing with on 8-6 record. Bob Mu- sulos led the teann as captain and high scor- er, with 152 points. John Fronsen, Bob Glenn, ond Al Rodriguez were also high scorers. Bob Glenn was selected as the team ' s Most Valuable Player. Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H Sunny H CEE LEAGUE SCORES 42 24 32 29 31 55 39 17 24 49 33 46 35 42 28 23 33 27 25 26 34 32 26 33 40 27 47 29 Magnolia .. Savanna La Habra Lowell . Fullerton _ Troy Bueno Park Magnolia Savanna La Habra Lowell 33 Fullerton 29 Buena Pc I i Lancer offense clicks for two points. The Cee basltetball team In- cluded, ROW I: Ken Bindofer. Richard GIbby. Matt Stiefel, Steve Gibson, Nick Yoru, Bob Lane, Milte Vanderhoof, Mer- rltt Read. ROW 2: Coach Crow. Dan Reott, Bob Musu- las, Dave Miller. John Fransen, Steve Sharp, Al Rodriguez, Bob Glenn, Tim Micks, man- ager. The Bee basketball team In- cluded, ROW I: Craig Harge- shelmer, John Schooler, Bob Flynne, Gary Turnquisf, Bill Stelnmeyer, Kim Swaim. ROW 2: Stan Thompson, manager; Terry Parsons, Gary Munroe, Frank Dehn, Richard Robson, Ken Jaffe, Coach Martin. Bees Sweep League Bees grab a rebound. The Bee basketball team took the Freeway League championship this season, finishing with a 12-2 record in league ploy. Bill Stein- meyer was the overall high scorer, with a total of 366 points, averaging 15.9 points per game, hie also mode the greotest per- centage of free throws, sinking 60 out of 101. The team ' s outstanding rebounder was Frank Dehn; co-captains were Bob Flynn and Bill Steinmeyer. Kim Swaim, who was elect- ed Most Voluable Player, and Gory Turn- quisf completed the starting team. BEE LEAGUE SCORES Sunny Hills. Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills- Sunny Hills. Sunny Sunny Sunny Hil Hil Hil .42 .58 56 69 .61 .53 .64 .51 49 Sunny Hills .40 Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills Sunny Hills 46 .60 .72 .42 30 Magnolia 33 Savanna 44 La Habra 58 Lowell 36 Fulierton 40 Troy 40 Bueno Park 22 Magnolia 36 Savanna 44 La Hobra 61 Lowell 23 . Fulierton 29 27 , Troy 3uena Park 235 The varsity relay team included: Mark Manus Dave Warner Varsity 1967 saw what was perhaps the finest track season in the brief history of Sunny hiills hiigh School, hlord working, the squad of Varsity, Bee and Cee trackmen nnade their mark in the new and tough Freeway League, aided substantially by the fine coaching of head coach Garner Barnett and coaches Lloyd Bevington and Bill Lingenfelder. This well rounded team turned in many fine per- formances on the track, setting several admirable records. Cap- tains were Rich Kaufman and Randy McDonald. In the Varsity division. Rich Kaufman and John Gardner were standout sprinters. Kaufman ' s 10.2 one hundred yard dash and Gardner ' s 51.0 in the 440, shattered previous records. Kaufman also stood out in the 220, while the Lancer relay team of Dave Vv ' orner, Mark Manus, John Gardner and Rich Kaufman was al- so a record setter. The good work of Craig Childress in the pole vault and Greg Beam ' s fine distance running, exemplified by his 10. II record in the two mile, olso went a long way in making the 1967 track season the best yet. In the Bee division. Dove Schumoker turned in consistently good times In the 660, while the Cees saw reliable hurdling In Bill Yodon and Ron Corrico. Garner Barnett Varsity track coach 236  W. ' l L i John Gardner Track Rich Kaufman The varsity track team included, ROW I : Bob Holzinger, Greg Beam. Don Peterson, Jim HInie. Wayne Morgenthaler, Marie Manus, Randy McDon- ald, Mark Ormseth. ROW 2: Gary Mumme, Tom Parks, George Ritchey, Chuck Blum, Chris Arnstein, Cosey Ballwey, Dove Rechnitzer, Glen Fischer, Barry McDaniel, John Tarr, Paul Lowronce, Dale Ammon. ROW 3: Cooch Barnett. Tom Bradford, Rod Emery, Rex Mallot, Dave Warner, Scott Hen- derson, John Story, Craig Childress, Rich Kaufman, Rick Barnes, John Gardner, Kirk Spindleman, Don Paul, Jim BIndofer, Gene Smith, Paul Evans. f f f f « 4 t A f r 237 Scott Henderson Mike Jones Glen Fischer Rich Kaufman Sunny Hilis varsity hurdlers included Wayne Morgenthaler. John Story and Rondy McDonald. 238 Bees The Bee track team included, ROW I: Cosey Ballwey. Richard Regan, Ward Kinsman, Mike Swen- son, Chris Bordeaux. Dave Dahlstrom, Ludi Smeets, Dave Shumaker. Tim Michel. ROW 2: Craig Hargesheimer, Don Wallace. Bob Mortin. Gory Monroe, Ron Hoffman, Steve Rockford. Dale Del ' Arlo. Jim Kiley. John Newberry, Larry Peterman. The Cee track team Included, ROW I: Bob Moreskine, Ron James, Ralph Hupp, Dennis Roberts, Roy Posnaer, Phillip Lowrance, Steve Dahlstrom, Larry Jones, John Alllngham. ROW 2: Ron Carrico, Dave Pence, Bill Yaden, Brod Wilson, Jeff Kemp, Mark Jolly, Tim Dietrich, Gordon Campbell, Jim Bindofer, Ralph Williams. 239 Baseball ' 67 240 ROW I: Steve Bishop, Richard Kelley, Fred Goddard, Chuck Cox, Mike Stoffieri, Larry Russell, and Bob Wheeler. ROW 2: Coach Baar, Mike Bryan, Gordon Carter, Mike McConnell, Jon Hermes, Dave Fowler, Rick Stuman, Randy Mudrick, Mike Berry, Mgr. Brian Lending. Not pictured: Ken Mills and Mike Husklns. Coach Boar talks to the team before game. Varsity Balanced Youth was the keynote of the 1967 varsity baseball team with a squad of twelve jun- iors and only four seniors. Connpeting in the annual Easter tourna- ment, they finished with a 2-1 record de- feating Westminster and Santa Ana. hHitting and defense were pretty well bal- anced, though the team hod only three pitchers to throw against their opponents. Lorry Russell, Ken Mills, seniors, and Rick Stumon, junior, were the three hurlers. Gordon Carter, Mike McConnell, and Ken Mills were big hitters for the team though efficiency with the bat was distributed pretty evenly throughout the whole lineup. - -m • 2 Bob Wheeler slides well across the plate before opposing pitcher applies the tag. Gordon can ' t beat the throw. Chuck Cox digs for the bag on single to center. Corona Del Mar runner hits a solid wall as catcher Mike Berry takes the throw and cuts him down at the plate. 242 Jon Hermes has his eye on the ball which streaks from the bat in a line shot to right. Rick Stuman Larry Russell Mills recoups after lecj .iig j,;,9, 243 ROW I: Lonnie Wore. Fred Koy, Mark Young, Stuart Case. Dave Ford, Dale Smith, Did Walker, Jeff Lows. ROW 2: Mike Quigly, Chris Case, Ron Ernst, Rick Wells, Jock White, Gory Calloway, Coach Wolloce. Not pictured; Lupe Rodriguez. Junior Varsity Strong Pitcher Rick Wells on the loneliest spot on the field. Jeff Laws digs for the bog and beats the one hop throw. Pick off throw gets owoy. Here ' s the windup . . . and the pitch. Frosh-Soph Tough ROW I: Brian Kelley, Matt Stiefe!. David Kavonagh. Bob Musulas. Pete Quigley, Brad Whiting. Gary Anglin, and Brad McNamaro. ROW 2: Coach Martin. Kristin Thomas. Lorry McGreevey, Ron Car- rlco, Tom LIcata, John Fransen, Larry Wheeler, Phil Larson, and Kim Swaim. 245 7? V idt Varsity Swimming and 246 Andy Fall (manager), Lorry Boag, Jim Cooke. Paul Erickson, Dan Laws. Greg Condict, Bruce MocPherson, Dick Chard. Reed Putnam, Coach Velleltamp. Rrcic Sopha (manager), Hunf Piper, Mike Gould, Marit Oliver, Dave Ballentyne, Dick Lu+her, John Carlson, Mike Ballentyne (manager). Captain Jim Cooke 1 Diving The Lancer splashers did o fine job of swimming in 1967. Led by captain Jim Cooke and other stand- outs such OS Mark Oliver, Paul Erickson, Dave Bal- lentyne, Jim Calkins, Richard Chard, and Lorry Boag the varsity compiled a 4-2 league dual meet record and a 3-2 record in practice meets. The var- sity come through with a fifth place finish in the Moore League Invitational and a fourth place in the third annual Lowell Invitational. The varsity was strengthened by such promising underclassmen as Reed Putnam, John Carlson, and Jim O ' Malley. Much support was given to the swimmers by the parents who helped with early morning workouts, swim meets, and refreshments after the meets. The 1967 varsity diving team consisted of four seniors, Geoff Slock, John France, Greg Nolan, and Bob Dunham. The seniors were aided by two prom- ising freshman divers, Don Crook and Lorry Hamp- shire. A big event for the team this year was the Lowell Invitational, where Geoff Slack placed sec- ond and John France placed fourth out of 12 div- ers. Overall, the excellent performances of the div- ers highlighted all of the dual meets. Greg Nolan, Bob Dunham, Geoff Slack, John Franco. Don Crook, Larry Hampshire. 247 Cory Buchs, Jon Erickson. Waren Steurer. Dave Strom, Steve Smith, Coach Vellekamp, Eric Lundeen, Jeff Turek, Brad Rawlins, Pat Collins, Dove Voldei, Dennis Turner. The Lancer Bees went undefeated through all league and practice meet competition. The following swimmers set school records in Bee competition — Dick Chard, 100 yard Butterfly; Pot Collins, 400 yard Freestyle; John Carlson, 100 yard Breoststroke; and the 200 Medley Relay Combination of Jon Erickson, Eric Lundeen, Dick Chard and Pat Collins. The Cees followed the example set by Lan- cer Bees by going undefeated in all dual meets. The team finished third in the Moore League Invitational and first in the Lowell Invitational. New school records were set by Reed Putnam, 200 yard Freestyle, 50 yard Freestyle, 50 yard Butterfly; John Carlson, 100 yard Individual Medley, and Jim O ' Mal- ley in the 50 yard Breoststroke. ' Swimmers ready. Bees, . . 248 T , -1 -H. IP X Tom Aral, Dave McDowell, Bruce Lineberger, Mike Perry, Phil Walker, Coach Vellekamp, Jeff Newton, John Prige, Steve Sharp, Mark Newton, Dave Chard, Jim O ' Malley. take your marks — go! 249 STANDING. L to R: John Wyatt. captain Hank Lloyd, Ken Sraffis, Fred Dozier. Bob Althouse, Steve Bolgrosky, Coach McCali, Co- Alan Boege, and Co-captain John Ashman. ' W ' i Lloyd comes through with another terrific play! ) ' The 1967 varsity tennis team met some of the strongest high school tennis teams in the nation. Sunny hHills has earned a position of status in tennis which attracts this type of competition. They have not been defeated in league ploy in the past six years. The prospect of continuing this performance in 1 967 vvos optimistic. The team was marked by Its overall depth. The intro-teom competition and attitude was particularly outstanding this year. They were led by senior co-captains hHonk Lloyd and John Ashman. Also graduating this year were Fred Dozler, Steve Bolgrosky, and Bob Althouse — all members of the team for four years. The junior varsity also had a good balance and optimistic chances for a leogue cham- pionship. Several fine sophomore players contributed heavily to the team ' s success. JM ' .. Heads up! S V L.J Pete Welch Foiled Again! Our team tries harder. Netters Top League KNEELING, L to R: Chris Vaughn, Norm Porter, Brian Donald, Bruce DePrlester, Pete Doiier, Dick Bishop. STANDING: Coach McColl, Bob Ga briel Tim Stock, Russ Krok, Rick Polklnghorn, Ralph Lowe, Pete Welch, Meal Esterly, George Umlaut. f 41 ■K r N SMASH! They told me that there was a ball in this gome! Co-coptoin Honk Lloyd in his typical tennis pose. Look at that terrific form!? 252 p • • i John Wyatt shows the style that led to many varsity victories. Hovv ' It ' s done. k The two Johns shore on invigorating game of tennis. 253 SEATED, L to R: Shirley Friday, Treasurer; pot Conger. Vice President; Jill Parlter, President; Beth Clegg. Recording Secretary; Joan Spurney, Sophomore Representative; and Wendy Walker, Senior Representative. STANDING: Carol Turnbull, Historian; Dianne Freeman, Junior Representative; Colleen Harvey, Publicity, and Pam Horn, Freshman Representative. GAA Means Fitness, . Use those fingertips, Wendy! 254 Pointing isn ' t going to help. Tall up and up and up . . . We hove Tony the Tiger on our team. Watch closely Ref. The 16th Annual Girls Athletic Association Conference was held in the spring at Sunny hHills. The essence of the conference was to discuss and exchange ideas to further promote and stimulote ideas relating to GAA programs. The central theme of the conference was It ' s a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World. Starting with the speaker, Lynne Riddle, Professor Col State, Long Beach, who presented picture slides and ideas on being Absolutely Mod ; followed by a fencing demonstration; sup- ported by group discussion on the pertinent ideals, standards, and problems of GAA; and climaxed by a steak dinner ban- quet, served by the Lancelles. The eight GAA basketball teams experienced a winning sea- son — winning over 50% of their gomes. The tennis team had their second undefeated season. The volleyball team hod on interesting season. The swimmers splashed their way to numer- ous victories this year. Softball and badminton teams were the highlights of the spring sports season. The outstanding athletes received on engraved plaque at the annual GAA banquet In May. Awards were given in swimming, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and Softball. In addition, on Athlete of the Year Award, Outstanding 4-Year GAA Mem- ber, and a $100.00 scholarship were presented. 255 256 Speaking in behalf of the editors (Debby Moore, Connie Turnquist, Midge hlodge, Linda Lyon, Julie Twombly and myself), and the entire onnual stoff, I would like to express our gratitude to the following people who have helped make hielios MCMLXVII a success: Mr. Wlxon, our advisor, who had to learn along with the rest of the staff, for the many extra hours and the exasperating moments before a dead- line . . . Mr. Brennon, who boosted our ego in times of fi- nancial debt, misplaced pictures, and chaotic deadlines . . . Mr. Gordon, who hod to cope with the mess we left in his room day after day; and whose understand- ing found us constantly burdening him with our problems . . . Mr. McMillin of Albert and Jomes, who was re- sponsible for the taking and developing of our pic- tures . . . Mr. Roberts, who captured on film the excitement and tension of our victorious homecoming day . . . To a cooperative faculty and staff, especially Mrs. Sheffield, who gave us room 50 In order to finish our final layouts outside of class; and Mr. Bovelo, who was particularly lenient in excusing tardies . . . And to you, the students of Sunny hiills hiigh School, who made it possible for us to carry out this year ' s theme — many faces . . . many moods . . . we laughed ... we learned . . . and we grew. Thank you all. Sincerely, C . C . . . o Sue Ferguson, Editor-in-Chief  D ' U M yriA j V 0 . ' i .; k y ' A r H y- ' U ' . . . i ,, X) -.V ' :r S ' ! k t- V ' ■J :v J ' J
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