Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club, the Drama De- partment, the Music Department, and the Stage Crew worked together in the production of Valley's many fine plays, talent shows, and musical come- dies. The clubis members rummaged for props and costumes, sold tickets, painted scenery, and decorated actors' faces. They learned about theater by participating in theater: helping the production along from a feeble begin- ning to a crashing finale, thrilling to the sights and sounds of a performance that they had helped to create. SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM The desire to become a well-round- ed, fast-thinking individual, and a wil- lingness to work hard and contribute time and effort were the requirements for membership on the Speech and De- bate Team. The speech tournaments in which the team participated provided invalu- able speaking experience and offered an opportunity to learn about a broad va- riety of subjects, as well as the oppor- tunity of meeting students with similar interests from all over Southern Cali- fornia. has , Mm.W-ei .- SEATED: Pat Chairez, Sherrie Couch, Barry Jaster, FIRST ROW.' Sue Burton, Col- lette Stouvenel, Larry Hackney, Chris Revette, Cheryl Vinson. SECOND ROW: Merle Janes, Laury Chaisson, Mary Stevens, Bob Curran, Vernon Stires, Ron Dow. THIRD ROW: Dave Getchell, Claudia Davis, Sharon Stewart, John Keef, Joan Griset, Carl Trapasso, Craig Fenner. FIRST ROW: Mr. Fred Malais, advisor: Joi Fochtman, Linda Rombough, Candi Jones, Faye Johnson, Cyndie Peacock, captain: Dorothy Turner. Karen Wilkins, Mike Jeske. SECOND ROW: Val VVesten, Beth Voget, Susan Brady, Rhea Perkins, Merle Janes, David Sprang, William Dailey. THIRD ROW: Terry Winckler, Tom jacob- son, Jerry Davenport. 125

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SEATED: Miss Barbara Barney, Mrs. Jennie Strong, Mrs. Mary Barker, G. Rodgers, P. Taylor, C. Peacock, M. Smith, J. Ader, J. Lawson, J. Lawson-, D. Hardcastle. FIRST ROW: L. Jones, C. Becker, R. Litwak, S. Ellis, J. Jenson, L. Spiegal, M. Ysais, C. Marron, R. Rodnigues, D. Turner, S. Lice, P. Paul, P. Jewell, D. Cordell, P. Leahey. SECOND ROW: L. Selvidge, B. Ford, P. King, J. Meserve, L. Gwinn, P. Moses, NI. Francis, D. Dobson. J. Turnage, S. Fuller, S. Morris, P. Heinly. THIRD ROW: S. Garner, J. Campbell. C. Kudla, D. Duke, M. Dillon, L. Medina, C. Brandalise, P. Dovey, A. Briggs, M. Griset, B. Klahr, R. Torkelson, L. McBearty, L. Sweeney. FOURTH ROW: S. Flores, G. Guzman. M. Suarez, E. Yrizarry, D. Davis, K. Lewis, J. Pickering, D. Light, S. Blye, C. Steele, Griset, D. Shartung, L. Long, L. Tinnin, H. Utley. SEATED: Miss Patricia Ball, Sharon Bellis, Joan France, Frankie Jones, Vera Hull, Charlene Gross. FIRST ROW: Chris Revette, Dee Toohey, Linda Krug, Faye Johnson, Fay McBride, Gloria Martinez. SECOND ROW: Torchy Golgart, Judy Robinson, Ruthann Gates, Yvonne Harris, Darlene Fields. THIRD ROW: Claudia Black, Margaret Ware, Linda Anderson. 124 f 3 ,ff F.H.A. Throughout the year the F u t u r e Homemakers sought to improve them- selves and the school. They sponsored two candy sales in order to raise money for their various activities. The girls decorated the cafeteria for some of the sports banquets, they also served at some of these events. The third annual Spring Fashion Show was one of the most important projects of the year. The girls, who par- ticipated as models, made their own fashions and served tea for the mothers and guests following the program. TRI-Y Sponsored by the Young Womenis Christian Association of Santa Ana, the Tri-Y met in the YWCA clubhouse ev- ery two weeks. At the first of the year they held a get-acquainted tea. At Thanksgivingtime, they supplied a needy family with a Thanksgiving din- ner. The Christmas Fantasyfi a 'dance held in the Student Lounge at Santa Ana College, was a success due to much work and effort on the part of the Tri-Y girls. It was highlighted by the crowning of the king and queen, Her- man Grimes and Cheryl Vinson, who were chosen by the students attending the dance.

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1 1- . A-Sf' 'es . as, SEATED, Mrs. Maeryta Minard, Brad Berry, Brian Courlie, Candi Jones, Lynda Miller, Sharon Cotey, Harry Walles. FIRST ROW: Judy Peterka, Paula Carter, Nfarilyn Nickel, Susan Wright, Pam Young, Val Wlesten. Donna Bassler, Rita Rodrigues. Dorothy Turn- er, Linda Gaskin. SECOND ROW: Pat Calvin, Judy Johnson, Lanell Hooker. Linda Hughes, Cindy Steele, Cheryl Wall, Carol Barker, Melanie Griffiths, Bobby Ponce, Marci Vaden, Dennis Kisner. THIRD ROW: Paul Beal, Bill Amrine, Lynn Allred, Barbara Downen, Pa- tricia Brick. Sue Planchon, Roxanne Hendershot, Jim Stewart, Mark Couron, Bill Davies, Tom Adams. FOURTH ROW: Steven Staump, Ken Cachat, Bruce Lupfer, Jim Suhr, Dick Barkemeijerdewit, lNIike Lopez, Rodger Fortune, John Payne, Tommy Payne, Tom Fagan, Bob Piezynski. LATIN CLUB 99 Members of the L a tin Club worked hard all year toward one goal: the Roman Banquet. They earned mon- ey for the annual event by selling candy and holding a slave sale. A few days prior to the banquet, the new club members were auctioned as slaves to other Valley stu- dents and sworn to faith- fully serve their masters un- til the banquet. The night of the banquet the slaves were released in a formal cere- mony. Those attending the banquet were served dinners consisting of many courses similar to those served in ancient Rome. SEATED: Mrs. Maeryta Minard, Jeannie Lear, Nancy Heimstra, Paula Pletcher, Doris Atkins, Jean Fadgen. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Pilling, Janice Detwiler, Darla Gron- seth, Linda Minor, Faye Johnson, Cathy Bandoian, Jane Harrison. SECOND ROW: Ed Spahr, Georgia Selepchak, Pam Stout, Veronica Velton, Julianne Nickel, Nancy Oman, Anita Mobley, Pat Petrush, Sharon Jordan. THIRD ROW: Mike Curtis, Bill Amrine, Lynda Mor- ris, Cindy Hidy, Lynne Parker, Tom Fagan, Joe Daigle, David Bakke. FOURTH ROW: David Utley, Chris Harvey, Ted Labahn, Ken Petersen, Richard Beyer, Fred Woodside, Ken Petersen, Danny Nicholas.