Antelope Valley High School - Yucca Yearbook (Lancaster, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ANTELOPE VALLEY JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, CAROL RAKE CAMPUS s was tl StfuC'iOn on hr r«w sng. i DEDICATION 4 The 1959 Yucca Staff dedicate� this yearbook to you. Maria Hiertner, our first foreign exchange student. Attending oil board of control meeting it a part of the leadership program planned for Maria. Maria finds browsing through our library very interesting. Maria Heirtner, our first Foreign Exchange Student, comes to our school from Sweden. For this past year she has been living with Claudia Lindley and Claudia's parents. She was sponsored by the Foreign Exchange Club who helped pay her expenses from Sweden, to establish better international relational between the U. S. and Sweden. Everyone at A.V. found Maria easy to get to know and easier to like. She will be missed next year when she returns to Sweden. We wish you luck, Maria) These student are omong the many friends Maria has made during her year at our school. 5 IN MEMORIAM Mr. Richard, a man always with a friendly smile and greeting for everyone. On the side of the students, helping and advising whenever necessary. Even the students who had never known Mr. Richard, the teacher, knew and admired Mr. Richard, the man. We know that all the students he came in contact with will be left with his memory for a long time to come because a little bit of his shining personality rubbed off on everyone who knew him. Vernon Benson ... June 29, 1943—March 13, 1959 Vernon Benson was a boy who was liked by everyone who knew him. He always seemed to have a kind word for each person he passed in the halls of A.V. Though a light has gone out of our lives, his radiance shall re- main in our hearts forever. God take care of Vernon Benson and boys like him. Pho'ogroph courtoty Stubbing! Studio TABLE OF CONTENTS IN MEMORIAM..6 ADMINISTRATION AND_____12 FACULTY CLASSES................23 SENIORS.........30 STUDENT GOVERNMENT . . 114 ACTIVITIES AND......122 ORGANIZATIONS BOYS SPORTS ......166 GIRLS SPORTS . . 130 SENIOR INDEX .........137 Ho-hummmm. It's good to get out into this nice last here. With all these people around I ought to fresh air after being cooped in that stuffy old bottle be able to have a lot of fun. Ha - ha • ha • ha. . . . so long. This place has really changed since 1 was 9 ADMINISTRATION Say, fellas, that's not the way to do it. Cut out their vacations altogether. Hey, can't you hear me!!? FACULTY It's so easy to change this F to an A. Won't everyone be surprised when grades come out! DISTRICT ADM IMI STRATOR At in the post, Or. Knapp again thit year did an excellent job at District Superintendent. Directing, administrating and supervising all divisions ond units of the school system are just a few of the duties Dr. Knapp excellently performs. ALBERT L LoBUONO Assistant Superintendent Business Services JAMES DALEY Administrative Assistant Communition Relations BOARD OF TRUSTEES GUS P. EIIOPUIOS Pr� � ld«nt JAMES H. WILSON CUric ALOEN B. CARDER W. J. SINCLAIR GEORGE F. McNAMEE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION This year we can truthfully say that each of our school ad- ministrators really worked hard to do their part helping to make this a successful year for everyone. We have these people to thank for helping us with our extra- curricular activities, business activities, social affairs and, of course, many more that make our school days pleasant memories. MR. JOHN W. LANDRUM Principal MISS EVELYN ERICSON Fairground Supervisor MR. EARL RITTENHOUSE Director of Student Butinets Activities 14 COUNSELORS MR. ROBERT LUNDAK, Director of Guid- ance ond Counseling. Not all we learned wo� from a book. MR. JAMES CHURCHILL. Supervisor of Attendance and Child Welfare. Standing are Mr. Abe Loewen, Mr� . Greta Baldwin, and Mr. Don Steven� . Mist Margaret Fairchild ond Mitt Josephine Oort are seated. Worthy of your trust: These words describe our sin- cere and devoted counselors perfectly. They are worthy of the trust of each student who has ever needed guidance, either in selecting the right voca- tional program for that individual, or even a more personal problem. Whatever the problem, whatever the situation, our select group of counselors were always ready with the best possible solution. We, the students all give many thanks to these counsel- ors who have worked so hard and have been so de- voted to their work. MR. RANDALL FRANK. Dean of Student MR. ROBERT OWENS. A� i tont Super- viior of Attendance ond Child Welfare. 15 Seated: Mildred Seaton, left to fight: Nancy Barton, Mona Albright, Helen Donlan, Jean Pott, Billie Mottice, Helen Dimpfl. SECf ETARI Row 1, left to right: Moradeno Pcndlcy, Thelma Johnson, Venito Tompkins, Betty Smith, Pat Autery. Row 2: Nan Kingsbury, Floro Van Ness, Sybil Purcell, Alveno Barnes, Ruth Peer, Doris Iverson, Gladys Swonger, Ray Gieson. School nurse, Mrs. Geneva Mungovon. Not shown Patricia Bottom, health office secretary. Seated: Fern Stiers. left to right: Virginia Zorono, Helen Gant, Edith Worden. Seated: Mildred Jolln. left to right: lorein Denney. Flora Foe Wolf, Carolyn Cody, Phyllis Curtis, Beatrice Riley. ■ CUSTODIANS Row 1, left to right: Roy Stephenson, Pool Duncan, Early McDonald, Guy Higgs, Daniel Mosterson. Row 2: Zocharia Booth, Dewey Reid, Lawrence Rice. Bill Wade, Ralph Parsons. Row 3: Clayton Gamer, Bob Soto, Morvin Keene, Mognus Rong- ved, John Surritfe. Row I, left to right: Roland Blanco, Delbert Hort, Harvey Collins, David Beardsley, Gaylord Gable, John MacGregor, John Gridler, Frank Thomos. Row 2: John Perez, Don loncoster, Grosvenor Fitch, Superintendent of Transportation; Bob Austin, Clem Gottis, Bill Tensfield, Jeanne Calvert, David Hustin, William Hart, David Bidwell, Paul Williams, Walter Scates, Kenneth Sadler, James Brockus. CAFETERIA Row I, left to right: lela Croll—Manager; W. F. Wade, Vero Huckoby. Barbaro Nix, Virginia Gemmill, Thelma Crompton, Edna Phillips, lu Puckett, Ado Acker, Kate Wade, Lena Froze. Not shown is Pearl Dowdy, cook. GRETA BALDWIN WARREN BLANKENSHIP THOMAS BUFFUM NORMAN CLARK Count«lor Social Science Social Science Busmen Commercial DAVID 8RUNBERG Audio Visual WILLIE DAY Agriculture JOSEPHINE DART language Arts OUf The one outstanding quality which all the mem- bers of our faculty here at A.V. share is depend- ability. Another is that extra ounce of push which can mean so much to so many of us. Through the combined efforts of our faculty and our never failing counselors we were brought through the 1959 school year with flying colors. The students realize this effort and would like to thank each and every teacher and counselor. The Seniors especially would like the faculty to know that we appreciate all which was done for us in four of the most important years of our lives. 18 FACULTY Signing in ond getting their morning moil ore Mr. McGowan, Mr. Courvoisier, Mr. Such ond Mr. Gorrindo. STEPHANIE DASHIFF Mathematics WILSON FERRELL Social Science WILLIAM GAUIHER Agriculture ZElMA GOBEN Home Economics LOUIE HART Industrial Arts C LA RANCE HAYMAKER Mathematics JACK PRESTON HELD Language Arts FACULTY AMY HEYDORN Liberal Arts ORSON HICKEN WARREN HOUGHTON Social Science Agriculture JOSEPHINE KUNTZ JACK KAISER Business Commercial Boys' P.E. GWYNNE LINE Language Arts ABE LOEWEN Social Science ELIZABETH LORBEER library Science MARIANNE MCCARTHY language Arts RALPH NYBAKKEN language Arts JOHN O'CONNOR Social Science CONSTANCE PENCAll Language Arts MIRIAM POUOCK FABIO RAMIREZ longooge Art Language Arts MARGARET SANDERS Buiineis Commercial LEWIS SHOEMAKER Boy� ' P.E. LEO SMYTH DONALD STEVENS Social Science Socio I Science HJALMAR STROMBERG Mathematic� EMIL SUCH Health WEALTHA SUYDAM language Aft� SAMUEL THOMAN Sociol Science RAY THOMAS Indwttrial Aft ROBERT THOMAS Social Science BARFORD BADLAND Induttriol Arts WIUIAM BALLARD Music CAROL BELL Girls’ P.E. CLAUDIA 8011MAN Home Economics DONALD CERVERIS longucge Arts DUNCAN COURVOSIER language Arts MARY FLOYD Business Commerciol F ACU LT Y Will wonders never cease???? BEATRICE FULLER library Science VIRGINIA GREENLEE Business Commercial HENRY MILLER Boys- P.E. 22 KATHERINE PICKUS Mathematic JANET STURDEVANT Social Science EVERETT THURSTON Science WARREN TURNER Mutic HERMOINE VAUGHAN Mutic LAWRENCE WAHIGUIST Agriculture VIDA WILLIAMS language Art 23 FACULTY FRED BERK Mathematic� HARRY CHANG JAN DOGGETT GAIL EVANS Language Art Girl - P.E Girl ' P.E. FRED JEFFRIES Social Science JANET JONES Social Science GLORIA KETTERINGHAM WARY KITTREll Girl ' P.E. language Art LAURINE LEATH STEPHEN MARGARITIS FRANKLIN McGOWEN Girl ’ P.E. Sociol Science Counseling JERRY MURNANE Boy 1 P.E. CHARLES NORTON Business Commercial JOHN PORTER Industrial Arts MARJORIE RUSSELL Home Economics 25 FACULTY CLAUDE SWONGER Industrial STEVEN UUBERG Social Science HELEN SCRIBNER Language Arts EDITH THORNGATE language Arts PETER TYM Mathematics WILLIAM WATSON language Arts HOMER WRIGHT Industrial Arts ANN SANSON Girls1 P.E. 26 CARL YOUNG Language Arts How did you tpell it???? Mr. Courvoitier itemi to bo helping Mr� . Dothiff sign in. Thi it NEWI Thote beoutiful humon ore our Homecoming Royolty. The Princette ore Swry Steven� and Gertie Gilletpie. with the lovely Queen Sally Sitzmon! Have you hod your loop today???? Mr� . Jonet. Mr. Thomon and Mr. Berk all hove their� ! FACULTY FROLICS AAAHHHHH . . . Food ot lo t. That' what the look on Mr. Norton'� foce teem� to read. 27 SENIOR CLASS Now I think I'll hove o little fun with this guy. Such a pretty sign. I think I'll just hide it hr a little while. 29 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KENNETH RAY LEWIS Preiident 1 st semester NETI BENSON Reporter Ht semester CLAUDIA LIRRUSI Vice-President 1st semester NETI BENSON Reporter 2nd semester MARY WILSON Vice-President 2nd semester TONI DUCE Treosurer 2nd semester STEVE RUMPF Preiident 2nd iemetfer JOAN GUTIERREZ Secretary 2nd lemeiter Nl OK Seniors '59, the class with a history, a history which all began with our first years at A.V. There will be many wonderful memories of this year from the many won- derful events in which the Seniors held their place. Al- ways looked high up to by the underclassmen, we're proud to say we're the class of '59. Leading us very successfully the first semester were our Senior Class Of- ficers: Ken Lewis, Claudia Lirussi, Barbara Cox, Toni Duce and Neti Benson. 32 Allen Andrew� Mary Anderson OF 1959 Some of the Fun-loving, hair raising and hectic antics of the seniors included our frantic Senior Ditch Day, the anxious moments waiting to receive their Yuccas at the Yucca Signing Party and Senior Breakfast, and last but not least the highlight of the Senior activities the Grad- uation and the Frantic Senior All Night Party. Leading the class in all of these Senior activities were our class officers, Steve Rumpf, Mary Wilson, Joan Gutierrez, Toni Duce, and Neti Benson. CHARLENE ANGLIN RONALD BALLEW Pot Alton, John Toylor, and Don Bockner at teen AFTER! BILL BANSE LINDA BARTLETT BARBARA BALLARD REX BEALE CAROL BASH LAWRENCE BELLEFIVILLE 33 BILL BEKGAARD THAYLA BEAVER SENIORS JOHN BLOOM JEANNE BERG JOHN BOWKER VINCE BRIGANTE CAROLYN BERTHELOT KURT BROCK DAVID BROWN 34 SENIORS KATHY BITHEll RAYMOND BROWN SHARON BITTERMANN RAYMOND BRYANT DANIEL BURBINE 1 f HAZEL BONNER JAMES BURNS SHEILA BOWERS TERRY BUTCHER TERRY BOWERS WILLIAM BYERS BUFF BOYIES JAMES COLE JUDY BROWN SENIORS BOB COLE CURTIS CLIFTON MARILYN BRADLEY A� the Homecoming Pep Rolley Jim Idlemon wo crowned Mr. A.V. by our Foreign Exchange Student Mario Heirtner. He wot choten by the Student Body with votet costing a penny opiece. GARY COMBS NELDA BROGAN DENE BUCKNER DUANE CRABTREE BARBARA BURDICK GLEN CRAMPTON CHARLOTTE BURKS JERRY CRAWFORD VERNAE COLLINS DONALD CROWLEY BARBARA COX GINGER COX ROY CURTIN JOANNE COX GLEN DAME LINDA CRANE Forewell Jimmy thovtt the crowd 01 Koren Ragidill or d Charlotte Bork carry off Jimmy Co to be Hewed in the pot. MARILYN COX MARSHALL DARLING RICHARD DARR ANNA DAP AS CHARLES DAVIS ROSALIE DAPAS SENIORS FRANCES DEFREEST MIKE DAVIS CLYDE DICKINSON LINDA DELEVETT YVONNE DENDINGER BILL DOWNS SANDI DOBRZANSKI WILDA DOWNING BOB DSUMMON RAYMOND ESTRELLA BARBARA DoJAYNES MIKE DEL GROSSO BRADFORD DONOVAN DIANE DEMERS LYNN DoSHON GAELON DROWN MARY DONLAN TONI DUCt CONRAD ENGELHARDT DAVID STIERS LINDA DYKMAN LLOYD EVANS ROBERT FREDLUND CAROL FLAHERTY PATRICIA EDEl STEPHEN FATE JOE FITZGERALD NANCY ERSTAD MOLLY FITZPATRICK JAMES FOWLER LARRY FULP CAROL FRANC IE CAROL FLEISCHER ARTHUR GARCIA SENIORS ROSEMARY GALLARDO FELTY GERBITZ ARLIN GARDNER LINDA GEORGE BECKY GARDNER HENRY GIRAUD GLORIA GIL8ERT Theie proud Senior displaying their beige and coral '59 Senior Sweater are Andy Pilmonis, Suxy Weir, John Bowker, Jim Idleman, Linda Delevett and Ken Lowton. MARK GRANGER MARION GLINES DAVID GRIECO LINDA GOAD 40 SENIORS PETI GORHAM CARLO GROSSI JOYCE GREENLEE MANUEL GUERRO DONALD GUNN KAREN GULBRANSON CARL HAIR JOAN GUTIERREZ This it a fin example of a typical Senior Civics Class. MIKE HAMILL KAREN HAIR MONTY HAMPTON RAELENE HARRIS 41 s Nl OKS PAT HARRISON OAVID HARVEY SEN I OK Row I, toff to right! Betty Niven, Dione Mulford, Joan Gutierrez, Susan Meline, Dione Demert, Mollie Puterbough. Row 2: Sandi Dobrzantkl, Glenda Robertton, Charlotte Burke, Karen Ragtdill, Linda Delevett, Nancy Tcter , Mary Wilton, BLAINE HANDELL SENATE Judy Huitt, Beverly Wade. Row 3: Roy Curtin, Joyce Jenne, Terry Hee, Carol Lieberf. Wayne Kime, Neti Benton, John 8owker, Claudia Llrrutl, Chuck Davit, Sury Weir, Vince Brigante. LORNA HARVEll TERRY HEE MARILYN HIEBERT LARRY HAR1 JEANNE HAUGEN BARBARA HERRING DONALD HERN MARIA HIERTNER MIKE HOFFMAN SHARON HOBSON DONALD HICKS BOB HOWEU BETTY HIGH CAROLYN HOLBERT MILITARY BALL QUEEN CANDIDATES Row 1, Loft to fight: Bonnie Bell, Jody Tucker. Queen Corol Roke, Prince� Borboro Bollard, Dorothy Hosier. Joyce Jenne. Row 2: Cothy Mope� . Carolyn Griffon, Judy Tindall, Linda Delevetf. Sharon Adorn� . Row 3: Cathy Dobbs, Sharon Pro� � , Prince Nancy Teter� , Prince� Morsha Robertson. Prince� � Sury Weir, Donna Vaughan. Not shown: Prince� � Linda George. RONALD HICKS VIRGINIA HINMAN CHARLES HOWELL 43 SENIORS DOROTHY HOSIER JOE HUKABY BRENDA HOWARD KEN JEREMIAH JAMES IDLEMAN JUDY HUITT JOYCE JENNE EDWARD JOHNSTON MARY JOHNS ROBERT HUMES FLORENCE JENKINS DAVID JONES OTTO KAISER JUDY JONES GENE KEN ISON PAT JONES LIUIAN HUBKEY DICK JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON ALICE KEATHLEY BILL KING MARY ANNE KEENE JOHN KLIEWER JAN KILLION GEORGE SNIPPING NANCY KOUNCE JONAS LAMB JEAN LEWIS DENNIS LING JUDY KIRKHAM DICK KRABER DARRELL LAFFERTY CAROLYN KYLE AUDREY LANE KEN LAWSON MARY KIRKLAND HERBERT LADD SENIORS ALLEN LAMB GENEL KYLE JEANNE LAWSON RONNIE LEVIS KENNETH RAY LEWIS CAROL HEBERT NADA LOPOSSA LELTON LITTLE THOMAS LILE AMBLE MacGIBBON CLAUDIA LIRUSSI RAY AAcCORMICK SENIORS SUE McBRIDE DOUGLAS McCALEB MARGARET McCOWAN JAMES McGECHIE JACK MclAUGHIN LINDA MADDOX BOB McMUllEN KATHLEEN MAJORS 46 SENIORS SUSAN MELINE JERRY MILLER JAMES MOON LORETTA MERRILL JIM O'BRIEN ROBERT NAVARRET LILY MOLLINET DAVID NOLIAR PAT MORTON 47 SENIORS LOUISE MUNCH ROGER PEARSON JACK PERSINGER MARY NIVEN JOHN PENROD CAROL O'CONNOR JOANNE NUNN BARBARA PAYNE ALBERT PIKUL ANDY PIIMANIS JOYCE PAESANO 48 SENIORS JANICE PORTER MOLI.IE PUTERBAUGH CAROL RAKE PERRY PULOS ARLIN PRICKETT LORRAINE RALPHS KAREN RAGSOILL DAVID RICHIE DAVID PROCTOR DARLENE RAWLETT JIM ROBINSON 49 Our beautiful Homecoming Queen. Susan Meline, i� being oscorted on the field by player Jock See, accompanied by crown bearer, Maria Meline. Ronold McCoy, representing Radio Station KIAC, presenting a trophy to Dick Kraber and Clyde Dickinson for Antelope Valley s outstanding performance in the Hollywood Santa Claus Parode. LINDA RAWLINGS STEVE RUMPF CLARENCE SACHETT BEVERLY REYNOLDS BERNICE REITER JOHN SAKAGUCH1 KATHY RHODES GENE SANDERS MIKE SANT I NO JUDY ROACH BARBARA RICHARDS MIKE SCALZI SENIORS Mighty Nancy Teter escort our lovely Homecoming Princesses from A.V.'s loveliest limousine. Linda Delevett, Carol liebert and Shelia Bower hong out posters during the ' Buy Your Yucca campaign. NANCY RYAN DAVID SMEISER ROBERT SMITH UNDA SCHUETZ SHIRLEY SAIN JIM STEINERT GLENDA ROBERTSON GERALD SHANNON KAREN RUSSO SENIORS MARIE MULLIGAN SCHWANDT JOHN STEWARDT BEVERLY SHAW DeWAYNE STILLS DOROTHY SHIRLEY RONALD STOUT ANNETTE SIMS RANDALL SWENSON DOUGLAS SUTTON CYNTHIA SMITH The students and Alumni dance in an atmosphere of victory at the '58 Homecoming Dance. Ml OKS S Breaking through the Victory Potter it Football Captain Jim Idleman who it followed by the Spirited '58 Antelopes. ROBERTA SMITH JOHN SYLVIES CAROLYN SPARKS JOHN TAYLOR BARBARA STEDHAM THOMAS TILLOSTON KAY STEPHENS ERNEST THOMAS ANN STIVERS KERRY UPSHAW SENIOR VICKI CLEMENT SUTTERFIELD DALE VERNER DONALD VAUGHN BETTY THOMPSEN MIKE WIBLE IPATRIC1A BOATMAN THOMAS PAUL WHITE FRANK WILLIAMS DIANNE THOMSON BEVERLY WADE PATSY WALLIN LINDA WARD PATRICIA WEBB PATSY WEMPLE IENORE UNGER LINDA WELCH BETSY WEST A.V. GRADUATES BRAINS LINDA WELCH PERSONALTY DICK K RARER OUR MARY DON LAN KENNY LEWIS WAYNE KIME TERRY BUTCHER JIM IDIEMAN SPORTS BEST SUZY WEIR ALL AROUND TOM HIE BARBARA BALLARD JUNIOR Ml OR SCRAM Bi CHRIS DEMEI Reportor 62 Don Abromt Juno Anderton Bill Achotz RuthAnn Anderton laJeon Applegate Kenneth Anderson Pot Atwood Louit Anderson JUNIOR The Juniors have really enjoyed a year full of excitement, fun and surprises. The long-awaited joy of owning a Junior Class ring came to the Juniors at the beginning of the year. They ex- perimented with a sucker sale as a means of making money. The sale was so successful that it was followed by another in the spring. The sending of telegrams allowed many to express their feelings toward fellow students, and in many cases they created laughter. The follow- ing night, February 14, the Juniors sponsored a Valentine Dance, which was very decorative. The traditional Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on April 3, in the cafeteria, and decorated as a 64 Shirley Baldwin Gary Ankrum Pot Bainci Bov Barton Judy Barnet Ronald Avret John Alton lindo Baxter Martha Barraekmon Richard Avrll Rutty Athit Diane Baze Jerry Apperton Chrit Barden George Applegate Frank Azzaritl Ron Babcock Jody Blondin Jim Bodgett Carol Bobich Nancy Bowker Chariot Bamot Marilyn Box Norman Bateman CLASS typical barn dance. Then the biggest event of all came along on May 16. This was the Junior- Senior Prom. Fantasia” was the theme of the dance. The decorations were very elaborate, consisting of ideas of Fantasy. On May 21 the mighty Juniors were honored by Junior Day. An assembly was held during seventh period, presenting the Junior Class Officers of the first and second semesters, the Student Body Offi- cers-elect for the school year of 1959-1960, along with a couple of humorous skits put on by a couple of brave Junior girls. Finally the Juniors were able to settle down and pat them- selves on the back for all their hard work. lorry Beoch Jeanette Bromhall Lola Brandenburg Alberta Brown Elmer Bricker Dora Brewton Hal Borg Ronna Brigante William Bourbeau Fronk Brace Suzie Bunnell Gory Brennan Judy Bunten Vernon Benhart Muriel Brott Hugh Biklo 65 JUNIOR Ernestine Burn Pom Bunyard Walter Brothers Bruce Brilhort Donno Callis Penny Bunyard Gory Buckner Richard Brodio Carolyn Cannon Don 8urdick Sharon Card Jim Burkey Nancy Carder Burton John Clara Casey Eddie Bushard Susan Chadwick Steve Carlson Cassandra Cissell Louise Chenot Bill Chandler Dennis Carnagey Janice Clark Pat Chesser Richard Chavez Robert Cassingham Martha Clutter Linda Clark Dennis Cheever Barbara Clement Dwight Clark Janet Collins leland Clark Leslie Cochran Peggy Cole Malcolm Compton John Conler Linda Coition Rodney Co Nancy Conner Conrad Do mono Priscilla Coon Dennis Dorrow Judy Coerber Harold Davis Jessie Counts Richard Demmelmoier Eleanor Crawford Olin Derrick Mary Dalton Woltford DeShoro Dorothy Dorr 67 JUNIOR kk ■ Don DeShon Virginio Oovit lorry Dickenson leRoy Dix Elio Dovey Morilou Dodson Jim Dunn Joan Dotten George Duty Rote Dendinger Al Dye Alfred Elliott Diono Dorey Dione Droper leonord Fry Barbara Dertahm Thomot Gumt Kathy Dobbs Richard Engemonn Margaret Degurse Richard Dubin Christine Demers Michael Earls Jonetta Delan 68 Par Drumm Jerry Freeman Helyn Eirtte Terry Fox Eleanor Elman Tom Gale Ronald Force Barbara FiKhel Betty Emry Denni Grider David Fineman Karen Fleming Alvin Fischer Alice Ferris Charles FodVe Brenda Evan John Fiegle Alice Fetridge Dolore E 1rella Horry Griffin Mike Grimes Darlene Fox Jim Gulbronton Mary Frandten JUNIORS Willie Frozler Carl Holley Don Humphreys Dora Gallegos Carolyn F. Gardner William Holmes Ken Horton Karen Gamegon Ted Halloway Gertrude Geier Rick Henry Barbara Geiser Jeff Henry Mary Gorham Barbara Gibson Here Pot Domrell and Tom Stanley display the beautiful Junior Closs ring. Kathy Gray Edward Hess Mary Gresham Bruce Hcgwood Lauretta Griffin Charles Harper Nancy Guterie Carl Harper Undo Hock Micheal Hall Judy Holl Sieve Harper Carolyn Hammond Kelly Hayes Donald Hall Roberto Hamilton Donna Hammond Kenneth James John Harris Barbara Handed Jack Jones Judy Has sard Bill Kohlmelr Pot Hawkins Robert Kortz Pot Heike Gene Kaufman Linda Harris What could be more relaxing than sitting around enjoying a good joke, os this group Is. Bill Keener Marjorie Horris Jock Kirkpatrick 71 JUNIORS Victoria Huckobee Sharon Holm®� Sammy logon Patricia Hoover Corl lorentz Jean Hopf Joan Heinfz John lacy Ginnio Hemme Ken loidlow Shelly Hender� on Arlene Hoffman Dave Leonard Barbara Hollingsworth Robert lundak Robert lipkin Sharon Hollis Jerry Livingston Viola Holman Shorna Higgins Alfred LeDouz Charlene Hinmonn Ron lange Sharon Hewitt Steve Latimer Pat Higbee 72 Jeon Hudson Jim lutz Koro Hughes Mike Morton Sue Hunter Jane Huntington Doug Monroe Janice Hutchinson Russell Mills Opal Koposka Gail Jackson Phillip Mill Mary Jackson RoseMarie Jessee Ronald Meredith Linda Johnson Shirley Johnson Bert McPHoil Mary Jones Bruce Meloren Joyce Kane Scott McDonald Betty Klouda Ron McGowen Shorlene Knickerbocker 73 JUNIOKS Richard Patterson Donna tong Bonnie lough Bill Parkins Micki lewis Debbie lompshlre Steve Nelson Don Marsh Carolyn Lawrence Gene Olson Art Majors Jean layer Stephnie lane Clifton Owens Robert Oden Helen long Al Peterson Sharon Kostecky Rob Nisley Pot leler Mickey O'Conner Mary long Jim Mason Linda loyfiekf Dennis Ormerod Linda loBuono Danny Pearson Carol Lovelace r-� Pamela toeb Jon Pederson 74 Julie lovio Kirby Pickos David Prather Pat McKibbon Charlotte MacGibbon Eddie Quatre Ralph Pipkin Jonet McKinney Christine McAdom Ed Quattleboum Barbara McNair Gory Potter Charlene McLaren Dennis Rainwater Melba Madison John Rayko Mary Marshall 75 Whot i if in a wallet that attracts so much attention of these Juniors? Georgiana Moiseve Bob Roe Barbara Mooney ham Dave Rwmpf 76 Reginald Schmidt JoEllen Peak Jon Schumocker Linda Perry Roejean Newell Don Scheirer Carol Nygaord Wally Salazar Jody Owing Pat Pennell Hazel Path Roger Scharf Rita Patterson David Schmidt Here two mighty Juniors, Bonnie lough and Marsha Robertson ore helping a Senior put up her posters for a student body office. Pauline Pierce Dennis Shaffer Kathie Polf Frank Shame I Sharon Press 77 JUNIOKS 78 Julie Prewgrove Ed Shipley Elmer Smoogen Barbara Procter Morion Speidel Elaine Polo Tom Stanley Corina Prevedello Gary Smith Margaret Porter Larry Smith Dale Qvimby Larry Strickland Shirley Rake Howard Stanley Jim Thompson Bonnie Rauchwerk Robert Thomp on JoAnn Reader Betty Rice John Toner Joyce Richie Ron Tucker Vickie Rick Larry Tuton Faith Rinehart Scott Tuttle Marsha Robertson Bill VonDoren Gene Wallace Elaine Romlto Andy Wamsley Diana Sharp Grant Welse Marilyn Sherlock Richard West Eileen Rogovin Johnny Venturinl Sharon Rudesill Bill Warren Carol Russo Bob Wotkins Sharon Sears Ruth Shields Dennis Westerlin Carrie Shipley Kelly Wilkerson Doreen Shipley Dick Wheaton 79 John Willloms Mary Ann Sloan James Wilson JUNIOR. The Junior Senate was led first semester by their officers: Art Majors, President; Marilyn Sherlock, Vice-President; Pat Damrell, Secretary; Nancy Carder, Treasurer; and Chris Demers, Re- porter. Advisors to this group were Miss Dog- gett, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Chang, and Mr. Gillespie. One Senator and one alternate were elected from each American History class, serving for the whole year. Senate meetings were held every other Tuesday fourth period. During these meetings Junior activities were planned. Elno Skov Charles Williams Jody Sloan Thomas Wilson Barbara Smith Bill Wirch Glenda Smith Don Wolf Janice Smith Row I, left to right: Rat Pennell, Arlene Hoffman, Jody Tocker, Chris Demers, Rita Patterson, Marsha Robertson. Row 2: Vickie Tomosodo, Chris Barden, Wanda White, Shirley Rake, Moriloo Dodson, Linda Johnson, Jody Hossord, Clora Casey, Diono Dorey, Soe Moson, Row 3: Richard Demmelmoier. Marilyn Sherlock, Hogh Bikle, Mary Gorham, Alvin Fischer, Micki lewis, Mike Miles, Tom Stanley, An Majors, Linda lo8oono, Steve Nelson, Foith Rinehart, Scott Tottle. Bonnie loogh. 80 Pot Smith Mike Wollson Sherry Smith SENATE Second semester the Junior officers were: Marilyn Sherlock, President; Mary Gor- ham, Vice-President; Clara Casey, Secre- tary; Marsha Robertson, Treasurer; and Chris Demers, Reporter. Some of the activities of the Junior Class were selling suckers and organizing the Sadie Hawk- ins and Valentine's dances. These were preludes to the most unforgetable event of all, the Junior-Senior Prom. Rex Woolwcbcr Nancy South worth Victor Yedid Susan Smyth Ronnie Yates Sharon Spratt Don Wordon Jeanette Spruell Chuck Yetter A Junior Gass Officers' meeting with: Marilyn Sherlock. Art Majors. Mr. Margaritis' busy American History doss prepares for a quiz. Nancy Carder, Pot Domrell, Chris Demers, Mary Gorham, Clara Casey and Marsha Robertson. 81 JUNIORS Edda Spiclmonn Betty Speir Solly Stockman Dora Stephens Dolores Thompson Shirley Trobalka Freyo Vonnoy Carol Stanley Linda Thorngofo Jody Tucker Kathy Wyont Susanna Stadig Judy Tindall Mary Anne Udseth Ann Woods Karen Swegor Vicki Tomosada Donna Vaughan Judy Witt Bondi Winters Darcy Wilson 82 RISE! Lonnie Younghanz Ada Wilton Pat Wagner Sandra Wamtley Judy Watkint Rita Stevens Margaret Wattt Patty White Wanda White Gale Wickstron Jody Wie hman Jonet Wiener Carol Wilhelm Jerri Youngblood Pat Williamton John Zbysentki Sharon Wilton 83 FUTURE SENIORS 1. 1 logon 2. 1. ludw J. 2. bunyoxi 4. J Coho' 5. M. Horn� 0 T Sionlov 7 M Jo kwn - J. Atkinton 9. t SENIOR SIGNATURES ONLY 85 SENIOR SIGNATURES ONLY SENIOR SIGNATURES ONLY JUNIOR SIGNATURES ONLY 88 JUNIOR SIGNATURES ONLY SOPHOMORE SIGNATURES ONLY 90 FRESHMAN SIGNATURES ONLY 91 Seated, Left to right: Anita See, Mary McGowan, Ann Barton, Mary Martin. Standing: Cheryl Meline, Gailond Burdette. Nancy Curtin, Mae Cruz. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Sophomore Board of Control, second semester. Row I, left to right: londa Morton. Cheryl Meline, Virginio Curtis, Claudia Lindley, Jim Cox, Mary Martin. Row 2: Charles Smith, Anita See, Trudy Schuman, Nancy Curtin, Linda Blue. Row 3: Helen Gilbertson, Moxine Wiley, Jim Barth, Ann Benson. Bob Huitt, Gailond Burdette. Linda Blue First Semester President Mae Cruz Second Semester President Row I. left to right: G. Benson, C. Boss. J. Belfield, K. Brondt, L Buck, G. Burch, L. Belleville, R. Busk, J. Betts. Row 2: K. Bronch, K. Behnke, S. Brown, H. Bradner, R. Buckner. S. Benton, N. Bank, J. Bender, A. Blodgett. Row 3: W. Boyer, V. Benson, L. Burks, L Bor stow, C Brown, C. Beebe, I. Blue, G. Burkey, J. Baker, N. Bonnet. 92 Row 1, Left to right: B. Bennett; J. Bvdd. S. Bennett; $. Akroyd; B. Adorn� ; S. Boinet; B. Brown; L. Bailey; D. 8enson. Row 2: L Biley; N. Atkin; J. Browning; V. Anderson; R. Beckcmeyer.- S. Azblll; P. Alley; B. Bell; G. Beckemeyer. Row 3: M. Alvi� ; T. Andrews.- V. Allen; R. Akauskos; G. Austin; J. Acker; E. Armstrong; W. Arnold; L. Arnold,- A. Barton. Row 1. left to right: R. Cootes.- V. Curti� ; J. Corde� ; M. Cruz; S. Carl- son; P. Christenson; J. Counts; 0. Conwoy; J. Cox. Row 2: R. Conklin; J. Calli� ; I. Cooper; J. Cone; J. Carter; S. Connors; J. Cerveza; M. Chovez: L. Conklin. Row 3: G. Cox; B. Clutter; E. Chovez; P. Cook; B. Cloy; P. Cochron; F. Coffmon,- R. Cooper; H. Cox; N. Curtin. 93 Row 1, left to right: S. Buck; R. Berry; V. Bergman; J. Barth; A. Benson,- H. Broshier,- G. Burdette; M. Botchelor. Row 2: C. Beard; P. Baird; I. Braden; B. Bennett; R. Boatman; G. Boyles; J. Boos; F. Brown; T. Baungardnert; D. Brosseou. Row 3: J. 8rownwood; I. Burns.- R. Beimer; H. Brogan; A. Benderly; N. Bender; V. Butler.- E. Boithrow; J. Baker’ B. Buck. SOPHOMORES Row I, Left to right! S. Duggins; S. Doerfler; C. Donel; A. Dye; J. Du- S. Denton. Row 3i W. Dunlop; I. Duffy; J. Duty; J. Duncan; M. Dyas; C. cvmmon; D. Dyer; C. Dunbar; J. Dunster; A. Durham. Row 2: M. Down� ; Degener; S. Duce; A. Dickson; J. Dickerson; M. Dykman. D. Daniel; H. Davi� ; L Dittman,- L. Duce; W. Day; J. Dollahite,- I. Dean,- Row I, left to righti K. Cussimonio,- D. Cambell; D. Claude; D. Cantwell; H. Chanley; J. Clover; R. Clark; G. Clemens; S. Cordilino. Row 2: 8. Counts; R, Clifton; K. Clinton; J. Chamber� ; W. Dresser,- J. Clemens; A. Cook; R. Chamber� ; P. Curtin. Row 3: S. Dorris; J. Dickenson; H. Blocmendoal; D. Bossuef; M. Cox; W. Dombrowski; J. Brownwood; B. Diweit; J. Dodsworth; J. Deer. 94 Row I. left to right: P. Flemings; G. Fox,- G. Foire� ; J. Frongemon; P. Feom; H. Frevdenberg; M. Formon; D. Farley; S. Farris. Row 2: J. Freeman; W. Fuller; S. Former; J. Gallegos; G. Ford; R. Graves,- G. Flue.- J. Ferrell; F. Foltz. Row 3: J. Fraser,- E. Fowler.- R. Faina; B. Forbes; T. Gore; S. Glennon,- B. Gipson; R. Fitzgerald; R. Giddings,- T. Gemmill. Row 1. loft to right: B. Evons; K. Erttod; J. Elmer,- M. Griffith; L. Gobro; R- Gornero. Row 3: R. Dickerson,- D. Driver; I. Garrett; P. DelGroiso; D. H. Gilbertson; R. Edel; G. Glines,- S. Embree. Row 2: R. DeWees; B. F. Gronky. Graechter,- R. Daniels; T. Dordis,- B. Eaton; L. Elliot; R. Epley; B. Dennis; Row I, Left to right: I. Hopkins; J. Hendrix,- A. Hinojosa; A. Harper; C, Horman; D. Hogan,- J. Hawes.- B. Humes,- V. Hopper. Row 2: J. Hurley,- S. Hall; S. Horvey; A. Hall; J. Gardner; M. Hunter,- B. Harmon; E. Helse; S. Horrington. Row 3: B. Houser; B. Hoffman; R. Helms: D. Humphreys; B. Herring.- K. Hymen,- J. Huber; J. Hayes; J. Hair; J. Homes. 95 Row 1, left to right: C. Guerro,- J. Gorham; C. Gill; A. Giroud; S. Gon- lolles; R. Grinler; J. Grove; J. Gerbitz; A. Giroud. Row 2: K. Grace; P. Gunnoe; C. Greer; J. Gemmill; S. Grimmer; M. Greenlee,- K. Garringer,- V. Gilbert,- J. Gardinier.- J. Grieco. Row 3: H. Holler,- P. Howard; Z. Hadlock; G. Huiner; J. Harris,- S. Huntley; K. Hervey; G. Hinerly.- J. Hardy. SOPHOMORE Row 1, loft to right: P. Keothley; P. Keener; J. logon; P. letting,- K. Kottin; G. lowrcncc; M. lovender; P. lewit; C. lomont. Row 2: B. long man,- E. liebermonn; C. lindley; B. lamb; D. Hughet; B. Llewellyn,- B. King; E. Keeton,- A. lamb. Row 3: F. Klicko,- R. Keller; K, Krueger; R. Kelly; M. Kent; W. Kcmpley; D. Kingtley; J. Kern,- B. Kogarice.- A. Keeler. Row 1, left to right: C. Jouncoy; I. Fettee; T. Ideal; J. Heydorn; B. Janoutek; T. Howell; T. Johntton; N. Jinkint. Row 2: H. Herrera; D. Horvill; W. Hunter; B. Hughet; D. Hervey; J. Holt; P. Holmet.- B. Herider; H. Herbert. Row 3: A. Heink; l. Jenne,- W. Hill; M. Hoeltcher; R. Jorgenton; R. Jenkint; T. Holmet; R. Heflin; B. Huitt; K. Irvin. Mathewton; D. Mortefield; M. McLaughlin; M. McGee. Row 3: 0. Mooch; H. Muller; C. Margaritit; D. Mohn; B. Meyer,- 0. Myoh; McCrocke; E. Mdntire,- D. McElroy; J. Morrit. Row I, left to right, C. Meline,- R. Mauldin.- 0. MocPherton,- V. Mitchell; D. McAteer; K. McMillan.- J. Milet; D. McCollum. T. McOonold. Row 2: M. Mahoney.- K. McClain,- M. Meeting; J. Murren; I. Mortinton; I. Row I, left to right: P. Painter; C. Purkey: P. Plummer; $. Payton; J. Ponce; K. Potton,- J. Pennell; 1. Pock; S. Preavmyer. Row 2: P. Pierce; W. Plus; F. Purcell; C. Mouldin; J. Phy; H. Miller; L Maudlin; K. Peorcy.- M. Priseler. Row 3: D. McHarg,- R. Rediger; D. Robertson; G. Reynolds; R. Ridgwoy. G. Rice; 0. Rodgers.- C. Moore; R. Majors. Row 1, left to right: M. Martin; S. Mirioni; N. McGill; N. McClain; B. May; A. Miller; I. Morton; P. Melone, M. McGowcn. Row 2: S. Miller; 0. lorock; J. lee,- E. Logan; G. Herd; 0. lackey; M. Livingston; S. Moore; M. Moore. Row 3: R. lackey; I. Lite; T. legare.- J. Lindahl; 0. lowder,- D. lutge,- R. Lively; G. Latham; J. losogno; B. llevellyn. Row I, left to right: R. Slack; M. Scolxi; J. Sokoguchi; C. Rones; K. Reosnor; J. Reeves. 0. Schuster; J. Sturm; K. Sheehan. Row 2: C. Roberts; I. Reith; S. Repoels; B. Rinaldi; F. Reed; P. Rule; G. Rogers; B. Reynolds,- D. Richter. Row 3: S. Roberts.- D. Rutland; R. Retzke; C. Reiter; 0. Ras- mussen; S. Rhodes; R. Richards; M. Romero; B. Reinagel; J. Recher. SOPHOMORES Row 1, left to rights J. Odmon; 0. Otter; K. Newtson; W. Kent; J. Poterton; S. Newman. Row 3: T. Nelton,- B. Querbach; T. Pold; K. Nelton; D. Newton.- I. Owingt; B. Oden,- 0. Otter. Row 2: B. Packard; Paxton; M. Worth; F. Preter; I. Porker; D. Putnam; J. Pott; R. Pointer. P, Overton; J. Brock; K. Newman; J. Perry; J. Pearcy; D. Perry; D. Row 1. left to right: C. Stumbaugh; N. Shimer; I. Stibert: J. Sherwood; B. Seiler; J. Simpton. Row 3: M. Soboto; A. See; J. Sfiert; 0. Sotke; J. Sargent; J. Simpton. I. Sowcrt; G. Smith; J. Simpton. Row 2: J. P. Smith; I. Sondert; S. Schwoke; I. Spencer; K. Smith; C. Sporkt. Stoudt; R. Snyder; E. Solot; D. Seymovr,- D. Seal; R. Stilet; T. Schuman; Row 1, left to right: D. Schaefer; M. Schmeer; T. Smith; S. Shanohon; A. Smith; I. Slocum; A. Stewart. Row 3: S. Sterk; J. Spolio; E. Sintay; B. Schultz; B. Schorf; 8. Sweetlond; M, Segale; I. Sherwood. Row 2: C. Smith; S. Seed; I. Sprott; N. Szoba; E. Sauer; J. Swim; B. Spade. P. Spiro; I. Shelton; 0. Sugimoto; M Sjolund; E. Smith; S. Scofield; 98 SOPHOMORES Row I. left to right! R. Wilson, B. Wood. 0. Well . B. Wolloce. J. Vensel, B. Willoce. M. We f. K. Wehr. 8. Whitfield. Row 2: 9. Wright, B. Wilton, H. Wagner, J. Walloce. R. Wylie, J. W.lfley, M. Whitesell, C. White, H. Webb. Row 3 S. Wonder, M. Wiley, K. VanDusen, C. Whitaker, B. West, S. Whempner, 9. Wolfe, R. Word, G. Wade, V. Word. Row I, left to right: J. Thompson, S. Topio, J. Thotcher, G. Treat, Tapp, T. Tessmon, M. Porter. Row 3: J. Sholund, S. Simon, J. Stanfield, W. Thorngote, 9. Terry, C. Tibbets, J. Turner, H. Tedesco, B. Thompson. D. Well . T. Stumbough, M. Tourte. B. Sinclair, J. Phillips, R. Schoolcraft. Row 2: S. Tockett, I. Tunnell, R. Trull, R. Trull, W. Stiles, I. Pelley, L. -| Row I, left to right: S. Younghanx. M. Ziccordi, R. Zifo, J. Zook. C. Wolker, M. Watters, R. Welch, 0. Wallin, T. Wolf, D. Yofes. Tunnell. S. Zimmermann, M. Young. Raw 2: I. Warren, 0. Wirch, R. 99 SOPHOMORE BOARD OF CONTROL Front row, left to rights Goilond Burdette, Anita See, Shirley Newman, Claudia lindley, Nancy Curtin, linda Blue, Ann Barton, Cathy Brown. Back row: Mary McGowan, Mary Martin, Louiie Pock, Cheryl Meline, Jim Cox, Mac Cruz. Donna Sugimoto, Sharon Hall. DRIVER ED. CLASS SOPHOMORE ACTION Sophomore candy cone tale went over big ot A. V. thit yeor. Cheryl Meline shown telling candy conet to students on compos. Two sophomores enjoying their lunch on the patio In front of the cafeteria. A group of sophomores gathered on the patio ditcvtting sophomore ac- tivities. 101 Fir � semester officer� ; left to right: Sondy Bailey. Secretary; Sue Ramsey. Vice-Presi- dent; Judy Brown, President; Linda Austin, Reporter; Sharon Cummings, Treasurer. Second semester officers; left to right: Donna Brace, Treasurer; Brenda Lodd, Vice-President; Roger Anderson, President; Sue Ramsey, Secretory,- Lynda Austin, Reporter. ESHMEN CL A OFFICERS The Freshman class started off their beginning year by being welcomed by the AVites. At first they were shy and quiet, but as time marched on they became a class known for their undying enthusiasm and overwhelming spirit. Their first assembly is one they will never forget, it was the first oc- casion for the group to participate as a whole. Other activi- ties include a candy sale to build up their treasury, an after game dance and they sold cold drinks in the merry month of April. Their biggest event was Freshman Day which was held after school at the local skating rink. A good time was had by all. 102 Board of Control, Row 1, Loft to right: J. Chereschov. S. Commins, D. Brace, B. Lodd, S. Ramsey, S. Bailey, S. Key. Row 2: R. Anderson, T. Hoi I way. Brown. A. Mayes, I. Austin, R. Perry, B. Bond. S. Vorley, A. lone, H. Coots, V. McGinn. FRESHMEN Row t. left � o right: M. Bretz, K. Butler, B. Belcher, M. Burke, J. Bams, R. Brown, R. Burbine, G. Baker, J. 8uckberger. Row 2: J. Brunk, K. Bollin, L Brown, T. Bollew, P. Buro, C. Boyd, J. Bartlet, 0. Berg, J. Byert. Row 3. C. Burnett, J. Burton, G. Box, J. Barry, K. Beaver, S. Baley, R. Bittel, J. Hollingtworth, S. Barn� , B. Bond. Row 1, left to right: M. Adam� , C. Btckmor , A. Azzariti, C. Banse, N. Break iron, M. Bean, J. Atkenton, D. Berger, R. Anderson. Row 2i M. Brown, P, Anderson, J. Sickle. G. Armstrong, J. Ashley, R. Adams, C. Bradshaw, T. Allman, B. Aitken. Row 3: R. Abercrombie, 1. Adams. J. Alrems, P. Brenfoo, R. Branam, B. Atkin, D. Allmon, I. Austin, B. Austin, S. Benson. Row 1, left to right: R. Case, R. Culverson, J. Casey, C. Coates, J. Castle, K. Cole, S. Cole, V. Conner, B. Cory. Row 2: M. Comini, J. Clark, M. Cochran, C. Creech, T. Calkins, B. Clark, D. Collins, C. Czojkowski. N. Control). Row 3: B. Carver, T. Blanchard, B. Brennon, K. Bowers, 0. Britt. J. Brooks, I. Berglof, J. Blankenship, G. Brgant. A. Biley. 103 FRESHMEN Row 1, Left to right: P. Butler; P. Burgess: P. Birdwell; J. Boden; F. Burnt; C. Beol; J. Brown; J. Buckner; E. Bohonnon. Row 2: J. Buckner; J. Bobcock; R. Bollontyne; W. Barnard; J. Boudreau; D. Bed ley; D. Branch; 8. Bryant; M. 8uedel. Row 3: J. Bank; J. Bourgeois; B. Baker; L. Brombly; P. Burkitt; J. Batenhortt; R. Bath; R. Ban- nister; C. Baker.- 0. Brace. Row 1, left to right: J. Duty; J. Delor- enzo; 0. Borrow; J. Derrick; 8. Dornbush; E. Davit; C. DeFreett; C. Dunham; C. Dovit. Row 2i T. Dodson; E. Downs; J. Does; B. Chandley; R. Councilman; J. Crayt; K. Carnogey; A. Daley; D. Drake. Row 3: A. Cooper.- B. Clark; R. Curry; B. Clark; G. Curtis; D. Castle; D. Chodwick; G. Combs; P. Chantry,- J. Charletworth. Row 1, Left to right: B. Chombit; P Crittenden; S. Commons; A. Coffey; J. Constable; J. Chereshkoff; C. Cook; E. Coddington; F. Cruz. Row 2; D. Craig; G. Crabtree; W. Carter; J. Culverton; J. Clark; R. Carlsen; D. Corse; J. Cook; M. Chappell. Row 3i I. Campbell; R. Corson; J. Comet; H. Cones; M. Cole; 1. Cor- rington; C. Christenson; J. Chase,- T. Cox; I. Christenson. 104 Row 1. left to right! R. Fleming; J. Fox; P. Fivhcf, B. Fletcher; C. Formon; S. Fir- sick; C. Foot ; R. Field; W. Fischer. Row 2: S. Fulp; E. Funoro; D. Edward� ; R. Fredgron; E. Fletcher; P. Elliott; W. Etter; G. Fitzpatrick; J. Fink. Row 3: D. Franci; B. Flemion; M. Field� ; N. Erickson; G. Fronkton; 0. Evan� ; T. Friedland; J. Field� ; I. For� gren; H. Flair. Row I, left to right: K. Entry; T. E� lick; P. Ehart; B. Edmond� on; W. Ekimoto; R. Ducommon; R. Edmondson; T. Estrella; G. Eckelberger. Row 2: L. Doster; R. De- ramo; A. DeMutis; C. Daniel� ; J. Deaton,- R DeBoI� ; D. Dioz; I. Dorhan; S. Drown. Row 3; I. DcMey; R. Di� tlcr; D. Den- ' man; D. Dozier; J. Dorneal; B. Durret; T. DovgHearty; C. Dye; R. Davi� ; I. DeMarse. Row I. left to right: E. Hickmon; S. Hop- per; P. Humphrey� ; D. Houkenberry,- R. Hamilton; S. Houkenberry; S. Hosteller; J. Hymen. Row 2: J. Hay ; J. Hemme; R. Hoffman; S. Hiegel,- J. Huth; I. Hankins; R. Hutchinson; R. Hitt. Row 3: N. Hair; $. Hewitt; G. Harris; E. Hoerner; K. Hob- good; J. Hollingsworth; M. Hubkey; R. Holloway; G. Hotfield; C. Hoerner. 105 FRESHMEN Row 1, Left to right: D. Gulbronvon,- L. Glascock; A. Goozay; K. Green; J. Gor- ham; L. Gookins,- C. Gibbon ; P. Griffin; R. Greene. Row 2: 0. Gcroult; G. Grove ; J. Gray; J. Granger.- E. Golyon; E. Golo- boy; S. Grove; B. Gilbert; I. Gei er. Row 3: A. Guillen; P. Godfrey; J. Gray; C. Hick; W. Graham; J. Hadley; S. Gunder- on; S. Glossock; J. Grave ; L. Gum . Row I, left to right: E. Jen en; I. John- on; J. Jonci; B. Jacob ; M. Johnion; N. Judd; P. Justice: C. Jordan; 0. Junus. Row 2: I. Janentch; G. Jonet; I. John on; T. Jone ; K. Jonet; D. Johnson; R. John- son; Q. Johnson; B. Jones. Row 3: D. Justice; T. Justice; C. Jones.- G. Horde- rode; S. Hooyerink; V. Humphreys,- 0. Jones; M. Hooge; M. Ives.- E. Jordan. Row 1, left to right: M. Heininger; I. Hoy; P. Holcomb: B. Hoyt; D. Hendrix; W. Harris; N. Hoigwood; S. Harvell; C. Holcomb. Row 2: K. Haney.- J. Holt; R. Horvey; B. Hee; R. Handley; S. Hart; 0. Hoirgrove; K. Henderson; J. Hilgendorf. Row 3: T. Holloway; B. Hoffman; G. Hamlin; R. Hadley; S. Hunt; M. Henttra; R. Hanson; J. Holland; S. Henson,- N. Hill. 106 Row 1, left to right; S. Key; V. Krot- xenttein; S. Keeler.- S. Kollo r; R. Krehbiel; L Keebowgh; J. Kelly; S. Kent; K. Kloef- korn. Row 2: B. Kendinger; C. Klee; J. Kennedy; E. Kirk; R. Koken; S. Kern: J. Kellogg; D. Keene; L. Kaiser. Row 3; R. Kim; R. King; L. lion; T. lodge.- J. Jor- dohl; D. long; D. lutge; R. Kohn: L lava noway. Row 1, left to right; R. llndhol; I. lorack; J. leithliter; M. leuthom; M. luttrell; K. leavelle; R. levit; M. livingtton; E. Ledous. Row 2; A. lane; D. lafferty,- J. lo branch; M. lueck; 0. levingtton; 8. ladd; I. loscerro; f. lynch; T. lombdin. Row 3; S. London; I. lawyer; I. logon; R. little; T. Livingtton; D. lopex; J. let- ting; W. Ione,- V. lynn; J. Lanney. Row 1, left to right; K. McCoth; J. Miller; J. McFonn; J. McCabe; J. Mieger; K. McPherton; M. Moratore; D. Minke; K. McKibbon. Row 2, S. Mill ; W. Mottpy; N. Money; L Moddo ; B. Maddox; J. Martin,- V. McGinn; P. McMilli; M. Mon- roe. Row 3; S. Moton,- A. Motcato; J. Mother; K. Moiseve; J. Mclame,- I. Maul- din; G. McElroy; I. Mayo. W. Mooney- ham; J. Morris. 107 FRESHMEN Row 1, loft to right: M. Mothes.- $. Mill ; P. Mauldin; M. Mabry; H. Miller,- R. Mayc : J. Moorman,- C. McKay,- M. Minnich. Row 2: J. Matza; J. Montgom- ery; I. Mauldin; N. Mitchell; C. Moith; M. Mott; B. Meyer; D. McCord; T. Miih. Row 2: J. Mohollon; 0. Martin; N. Me- Culley; M. Mooney; J. McNeill; I. Miller; 8. loomit; M. Mendenhall; D. McCollum; T. Motor; R. McGill. Row 1, left to right: I. Navarret; S. Nor- ton.- K. Nybokken. R. Matthew ,- I. Miller.- l. Newberry.- S. Norton, C. Nicker on, K. Norton. Row 2; J. Middleton,- R. Miller; A. Morrell; E. Meinarout; B. Moore, D. Mead; G. Mill ; A. M«r ereau; K. Mar- ku en. Row 3: R. Mottfeld; G. Maditon,- R. Maish Jr.; 1. Newton; G. Modrell; D. Manie,- 0. Matter� ; A. Maye� ; S. Martin.- 0. Major . Row 1, left to right: S. Otterhout; I. Page; M. Porter; J. Pinio; J. Oliver; $. Per inger; J. Patterton; R. Putz; I. Palmer. Row 2i J. Pernulo; 0. Owen ; G. Pfanchon; R. Quitmeyer; A. Oliver; T. Newell; J. Pridoy; A. Peck; M. Nimigean. Row 3: 0. Orrick; D. Overten; D. Nitiey; R. Nephew; J. OGorchock; A. Olderich,- B. Sullivan; G. Ortman; 0. Nunn; A. Orth. 108 Row I, left to righti 0. Pope; B. Posh; P. Poyne; M. Rheoume; B. Perley; H. Row- lond; M. Patrick; M. Portet; G. Plotter. Row 2: K. Pyle; R. Reed; C. Penn; A. Pollock; P. Pittman; S. Payton; S. Pike; G. Price; A. Fetters. Row 3: J. Rust; G. Pyrott; M. Payne; I. Pobtt; W. Parker; G. Richard . G. Rainwater; T. Rehmonn; R. Perry; B. Poflier. Row I, left to right: R. Rogers; D. Rut- ledge.- A. Renfrow; A. Reiter; D. Robertt; B. Romos.- I. Rotiman; E. Rotmarin; K. Richie. Row 2: M. Reca,- B. Richards.- J. Rodgers; I. Roe; L. Rasmussen; C. Rose; J. Riddle; S. Roberts; D. Rondlemon,- W. Richardson. Row 3: L. Ralphs,- B. Russell; B. Sholund; H. Shaping; T. Ridding; E. Reilly; D. Ruth; S. Ramsey; T. Rhinchort. Row 1, left to rights J. Stodig; G. Sutter; G. Shorrock; V. Stegman; S. Stinex; J. Sisler,- D. Sfoisbroten; G. Simons; M. Schuler. Row 2: J. Simpson; N. Stevenson; J. Snow; M. Shuler,- C. Stewart; S. Silver; J. Spear; B. Smith; E. Stephens. Row 3: R. Sorg; D. Smith; S. Smith; A. Sumner; M. Sanford; G. Simpson; E. Slavitt; N. Sessions; R. Sabella; S. Stem; G. Schreckengost. 109 FRESHMEN Row 1, Left to right: P. Thompton, J. Trott; 0. Smith; M. Taylor; M. Turner; 2. Tunin; G. Todd; K. Toylor; J. Tonor. Row 2: D. Troutdole; 8. Toddi; L. Troynor; L Tuton; M. Taylor; R. Teosley; F. Vaughan; J. Tote; S. Terryl. Row 3: I. Varley; N. Vaughn; C. Towner; T. Terry; A. Taylor,- S. Thomon; R. Tytko,- A. Turr; M. Tout; M. Veniet. Row 1, left to right; J. Root; N. Tepp; C. Sharp; G. Seger; T. Simmon� ; K. Smith; S. Stumbo; R. Sehnert; K. Self. Row 2: Sounder� ; N. Sharp; P. Shelby; 8. Sfudt; W. Sublette; M. Smith; K. Schindler; D. Smith; S. Sill� ; A. Shirley. Row 3: 8. Smith; G. Smith; J. Spencer; M. South- worth; E. Spalding; 8. Steinort; R. Soto; 8. Self; 8. Schlar; E. Schele� t. Row I, Left to right: H. Word; M. War- ner; I. Windior; 8. Witoker; M. Wolf; 8. Walker; H. Wiener; V. Wood; J. Wolfe; 0. Wible. Row 2: R. Zacardi; D. Vornum; S. Varley; J. Walter� ; 8. Wilson; I. Wil- bur,- L. Vaughn. Row 3: R. Wilder; E. Wallace; G. Workentine; J. Winchetter. Row 4: R. VanDoren; R. Wei� e; D. Wright; C. Walton,- I. Wither ; 8. Weight; M. Winter� ; C. Steinwacht; J. Williams. 110 Row 1, Left to right: J. Whitlake, C. West, S. White. J. Vito. D. William� , J. Wen. S. Weitzel. 0. Weldon. B. Worden. Row 2: W. West. J. Wheeler, K. Wiechmon, S. Wilhelm, H. Udell. T. Yborro, G. Watson, D. Thomson, M. Yeoger. Row 3: B. Wolten, B. Villiard, D. William� , D. Thotcher, C. Wright, T. Woymon, I. Woski, 0. Watters, 0. Winchester, $. Willey, C. Woodward. life con be gay III os shown by Richard Armstrong, Cheryl Coates, Jim Cheek. Carol Jordan, Bonnie Brennen. Underclassmen really cramming. Ill My goodness what's the matter with everyone? I thought we were supposed to moke noise at these gomes. 113 Oh-hhhh Pain. Guest there were jo t too many of them. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS iffTfntr BOARD OF CONTROL 1ST SEMESTER Row 1. Left to right: Dionne Thornton, Mary Donlon, Carol Rake, Linda George. Beverly Wade, Nancy Tetert, Joyce Jenne. Judy Brown, Claudia Lirutti, Linda Blue, Suzy Weir, Suton1 Meline. Second row: Mr. Jack P. Held, Mr. Emett S. Toti,, Steve Marvin, Tom Lite, Bill Downt, Ronnie Hamilton, Mr. Earl Rittenhovte. 2ND SEMESTER firtt row. Left to right: Marilyn Sherlock, Nancy Tetert, Sury Weir, Undo George, Dianne Thornton, Suton Meline, Roger Anderton, Mary Donlon, Mary Gorham, Mae Cruz, Joyce Jenne, Beverly Wade, Corol Rake. Second row: Mr. Ernett S. Toti, Steve Rumpf, Bill Downt, Vince Brigonte, Tom Lile, Dick Kraber, Ronnie Hamilton. Mr. Earl Rittenhoute, Mr. Jack P. Held. S.B.VJ C PRESIDENT DICK KRABER S.B.V.I.S.C. PRESIDENT One of A.V.'s highest accomplishments is having one of its own AVites be S.B.V.I.S.C. President-elect. For two consecutive years A.V. h'as been proud to have an AVite elected to this position of high rank and honor. The San- ta Barbara Ventura Inter-School Council is composed of 16 senior high schools, in which the problems of the schools are thoroughly discussed. Along with his many duties as S.B.V.I.S.C. President, Dick was the Drum Major for the A.V. Band, he served on the Board of Control as Parliamentarian, held mem- berships in Student Senate, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and a Life Membership in CSF and somehow managed to carry a straight A average in his studies. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD DIANNE THOMPSON D.A.R. AWARD WINNER The Daughters of the American Revolution Award is the highest honor that can be awarded to any senior girl. The selection for D.A.R. was done by a process of elimi- nation by students and faculty. More than deserving of this award Dianne was selected on her ability as a lead- er as well as her scholastic abilities. She has been serv- ing for two semesters as our Student Body Secretary, Board of Control Member, Student Senate Member, Z Club member and Y.C.C. Vice-President. Dianne's straight A average has made her one of the honorable few who ever gain life membership in the California Schol- arship Federation. 117 STUDENT SENATE Row 1, left to right: C. Role, J. Co . D. Thom ton. Prcvedcllo, B. Modrell. Row 4s T. lile, A. Fetridge, Row 2i M. Johnton, M. Cruz. G. Grime . P. loeb, J. Corber, J. Brown. C. Fitzpatrick, Q. Johnson, $. G. Smith, S. Dobrzaniki, J. Jenne. Row 3: K. Taylor, Marvin. M. Patrick, H. Kwill, S. Stodig, S. Newman, R. STUDENT SENATE 1 VICE-PRESIDENT TERRY BUTCHER The Student Senate is a sounding board between the Student Body and the Board of Control. Representatives from each first period class meet to discuss many campus problems and bring them to the attention of the students they represent and the Board of Control. The Student Senate can always be looked to for active participation in campus projects as clean-up cam- paigns , Student Body donations toward community programs, and a suggestion box for school improvement. The capable and efficient officers of the Student Senate are Susan Meline, President; Terry Butcher, Vice President; and Sharon Press, Sec- retary. PRESIDENT SUSAN MEIINE Row 1, left to right! T. Butcher, S. Meline, S. Pre . Row 2: N. Teter . C. Lawrence. B. Lough, E. Shu- bert, S. Weir, I. Delevett, M. Donlon, B. Wode, S. Adorn . I. Blue, L. George, B. Fern. Row 3: C. Burk� , C. Dovid on, A. Dye, A. Major� , R. Dorr, J. Jane , J. Bowker, J. Huitt, R. Curtin, C. Liruiti. Row 4i B. Hondell, D. Krober, T. Schuman, K. Krueger. K. Newman, S. Bittermon, J. Howard, G. Smith, J. Sfienert, M. Darling, A. See. Front row. Loft lo right: Dione Demers, Jerilyn Dove Rumpf, Roger Anderson. Purcell, Cheryl Meline. Bock row: Ron Hamilton, STUDENT COURT RON HAMILTON CHIEF JUSTICE LINDA GEORGE MERIT BOARD PRESIDENT MERIT BOARD Front row, left to right: Undo George. Karen Rogs- dill. Carolyn Lawrence, Barbara O'Sullivan, Pamela Cochran. Second row: Mrs. Denny, Sponsor; Mae Cruz, Marie Recco, Marcia Greenlee, Carolyn Berthe- lot, Joyce Greenlee, Sam Thomon. President: Sheila Bowers USHERETTES—Row 1, left to right: Betty Niven, Pot McKibbon, Margie Sexton, Chris Barden, Marilyn Sherlock. Row 2: Georgono Moiseve, Diana Dorey. Dione Wisken, Noncy Teters, Pat Allen, Jerri Youngblood, Carol liebert. Vice President; Pat Jones. Row 3: Carol Rake, Glenda Robertson, lindo Perry, Jean Berg, Linda Delevett, Bonnie Lough, Bar- bara Handel I. Not shown: Joan Guterriez, Secretory-Treasurer. USHERETTES ! vEY CLU8 President: Roy Curtin, 1st semester; Not shown: Gene Olson, 2nd semes- ter President. Row I, Left to right: T. Butcher, K. Jeremiah, V. Brigonte. B. Oden, G. Olson, Second Semester President; H. Bikle. J. Cox. Row 2: R. Homilton, P. Mill, B. Roe, B. Downs, R. Demmilmaler, D. Kraber. J. Sokoguchi, T. Hee. Row 3: I. Evons, S. McDonald, P. Cunningham, W. Kime, D. Mirioni, S. Marvin, A. Pilmonls, B. VonDoren, G. Smith, T. lile, J. Bowker. 120 ORGANIZATIONS Fir � row, loft to right: Becky Gordner, Joyce Jcnne, Carol Roko, Done Bvckner, Jody Jonot. Row 2: Bill Downs, Neti Benton, Nancy Teter� , Mol lie Poterboogh, Dave Rompf. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 121 Row I, left to right: Gail Jockton, Karen Hair, lindo Delevort, Glenda Robertton, Roe Jeon Newell. Foith Rinehart, Nancy Teter .. Row 2: Steve Rompf, Sand! Dobrzonski, Hogh Bikle, Joyce Jenne, Roy Cortin, Jody Wirt SHEILA BOWERS CLASS EDITOR SUZY WEIR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LINDA DELEVETT BUSINESS MANAGER YUCCA Once again through the hard work and efforts of an industrious Yucca Staff, we present another Yucca. This years yearbook is, we believe, living up to the expectations of all AVites. We were led in our efforts by Mr. Ralph Nybakken, Advisor and Carol Rake, Editor-in-Chief. When a student signs up for the Yucca Staff, a lot of work comes along with a lot of fun. But as usual, the staff was made up of students who were willing to put in long hours during school, and some dur- ing vacation time to get our book out on time. MR. RALPH NYBAKKEN ADVISOR left to right! Confer Front: Bob Fredlund. Row 1: Sharon Rude- til, Shirley Rote, Pot Damrell. Row 2: Judy Howard. Chris Demers, Diana Dorey, and Dione Draper. 122 ACTIVITIES EDITOR COPY EDITOR LARRY McKIBBON SPORTS EDITOR STAFF As in the past the publishers of the yearbook were Yearbooks Incorporated of Monrovia, California. Our wonderful photography was again done by Alfred and Fabris Studios of Los Angeles. Our Annual Journalism Trip was taken to U.C.L.A. where we were informed about yearbook planning and publishing procedures. Gratefully aiding the Yucca Staff were Linda Dele- vett. Business Manager; Pat Allen, Activity Editor; Larry McKibbon, Sports Editor; Dene Buckner, Copy Editor,- Suzy Weir, Photography Editor; and Shelia Bowers, Class Editor. We, the Yucca Staff now pre- sent you the 1959 Yucca, which we hope you will be proud to own. CAROL RAKE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF left to right) Bonnie Lewis, Porforio Ogas, bough, Carol lomey. Undo Rawlings. Lough, Micki Mollie Puter- Corol Hebert, 123 SAND PAPER This year the Sandpaper Staff continued to sup- ply the school with the news and all the latest social events. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Nybakken, Advisor, and Bill Downs, Editor- in-Chief, the paper was delivered bi-weekly. The overwhelming popularity of the paper was due to the assistance of all the staff members and co-editors. The paper, like in previous years, was printed by Africa Printers. BIU DOWNS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PAUL WOLFE NETI BENSON BOB FREDIUND SPORTS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER left to right: Dennis Dyck, Linda Baxter, Rocci Zoccardi, Nodo lopot- o DeMarcvs, Don Woltert, Terry Hee, Becky Gardner. 124 STAFF With the co-assistance of Bill Downs, editor, the editorial staff of the Sand Paper put together a paper that was one of the most popular in years. The interest shown in the editorials, stor- ies and features by the staff met with almost unanimous approval by the students. The Sand Paper found itself a main rallying point of some of the groups of thought in the school. The Sand Paper's editorials were particularly effect- ive in their points and arguments. MR. RALPH NYBAKKEN ADVISOR ROCCI ZOCCARDI BARBARA COX WAITER PIUS PHOTOGRAPHER SOCIAL EDITOR NEWS EDITOR ROY CURTIN, 1st Semester Honor Society President. HONOR The 1st semester honor society was headed by Roy Curtin and his able officers Barbara Ballard, Vice President; Toni Duce, Secretary, and Nancy Carder, Treasurer. Some of their activities included field trips, fund raising pro- jects, and sponsored dances. HONOR SOCIETY LIFE MEMBERS Row t. Left to right: Dorothy Hosier, Barbara Burdick, Ann Anderson. Row 2- Barbara Bollord, Coiol Ann Morsefield, Pat Morton. Sharon Adams. Row 3: Barbara Richards, Toni Duce, Margaret McGowan, Dianne Thomson, Susan Meline, Roberta Smith. Row 4.- Conrad Englehart, Clyde Dickenson, Don Alder- man, Kurt Brock, Wayne Klme, Vince Brigante, Roy Curtin. Not shown ore Dick Kraber ond Bob Drudge. Row 1, Left to right: J. Berg, D. Bird, C. Sparks. A. Dopes. V. Hop- per, D. Sugimofo, M. Nelson. S. Hobson, C. Flaherty, A. Leg, M. Tales. Row 2. S. Miller, L. Blue, J. Thurston, L Cochron, S. Wamsley, M. Dondrige, J. Ponce, R. Fitzgerald, B. Spade, B. Duram. Row 3: I. Lay- field, P. Smith, L. Perry, M. Gorham, M. Sherlock, I. Anglin, A. Fetridge, S. Rake, L Harris, A. Barn. Row 4: V. Butbee, A Anderson, R. Newell P. Bunyard, S. Press, S. Tanley, N. Orgy, O. Johnson. U. Mith, S. Bee. Row 5: E. Johnson, B. Wilson, D. McGrew, B. Washington, B. Hulft, J. Barth, T. Dardis, D. Rasmussen. SOCIETY Vince Brigante headed the 2nd semester honor society. It was sponsored by Miss Josephine Dart, Mr. Fellers, and Mrs. Pollock. They had a very successful year, it was re- ported. VINCE BRIGANTE. 2nd Semester Honor Society President. Row 1, Left to right: M. lewis, G. Jackson, F. Rinehart, M. McGowan, C. Morsefield, N. Carder, W. White. H. Gilbertson. J. Peak, G. Robertson, C. Barden, P. Bunyard. Row 2: R. Patterson, K. Wyant, 0. Buckner, I. Unger. B. Cox, I. loBuono, M. Pyos, D. Droper, S. Bowers, T. Bowers, 6. Fischel, J. Hud- son, G. Burdette. Row 3: J. Youngblood. 0. Moshek. C. Burks. K. Rogsdill, S. Duce. A. See. D. Morse- field. J. Recher, C. Jones, 0. McPherson. K. Mofors, R. Dopes. Row 4: S. Adams. M. Donlon, J. Hassard, D. Dripper. M. lewis, M. Soboto. S. Pump, T. Schuoman, J. Peak, B. Gibson, C. lie ben, G. Boyles. T. Homes. Row 5: D. Vaughan, C. Wilhelm, B. Downs, S. Mo ion, P. Nixon, J. Smith, R. Demmelmaier, S. Marvin, B. Klouda. S. Weir, M. Puterbaugh, B. Roe. R. Brodc. H. Bikle. Row 1. left to right: B. Wade, J. Bromhill. J. Tindall, J. Corbeer. S. Sprott, I. George, D. Mulford, D. Demers. I. Munch, J. Haugen, J. Jenne, S. Nichlos. M. Adams, N. Teters. I. Delevett. Row 2: S. Jones. E. Ramito, C. Collos, J. Gemmill, P. Reynolds, B. Ringer, C. Gombs, D. Sobrzanskl, J. Meager, T. Gayle, V. Curtis. J. Ferrell. S. Sferk. Row 3: M. Robertson. C. Lawrence, P. Domrell. B. Niven. I. Word, M. Wiley, B. Clements. B. Procktor, S. Spielmann, M. Martin, P. leir, L Ciebert. G. Bender. Row 4: J. Brown, R. Stvmpf, T. Wolf, S. Aims. B. Monroe. A. Billitti, B. Drudge. B. Downs. R, Go be rt ton, J. Kelly. Row 5: B. Bell, T. Neters. R. Cake. J. Sokoguchi, I. Dewis. H. lips, C. Doerfler. I. Miser, S. Acker. V. Yedid, B Simpson. SCHOOL THESPIANS Row I, Left to right t Cotina Prcvcdello, Treas- urer.- Judy Tucker, Presi- dent; Nada Lopossa, Sec- retory; Jim Cox, Vice President. Row 2: Mary Johns,- Sharon Nicklos; Muriel Brett, Carol licbcrf; Dione Draper,- Pam Loeb. Row 3: Miss Muriel Mc- Doniel, Sponsor; Carolyn Kyle,- Margaret McGowen; Dale Vemer; Doug Mon- roe; Joe lee,- Carol Fla- herty; Roslie Prevedello. SPEECH PRODUCTIONS Row I, left to right; Karen Hoir: Elsie Schubert; Tom Stanley; Joyce Jenne; Mr. Jock Held, Sponsor. Row 2: Bill Swiney; Rich- ard Patterson. Not shown are Harold Holler and Elaine Romito. 128 AUDIO VISUAL Row 1, Left to right: G. Dame; W. Hill; R. Hunt- ley.. Row 2: C. Hair; R. Pearson; W. Oliver,- D. Marsh. Row 3: Mr. Brun- berg, sponsor; S. Psryk; D. Brown,- D. Vemer; B. Howell. CLUB FOREIGN EXCHANGE: Row 1, Loft to right: Linda Per- ry. Soian Smith, Diane MacPherson, Kay ©ranch, Maria Hiertner, Barbara Handel, Cheryl Coates, Roberta Coates. Row 2: Delores Dozier, Linda Aus- tin, Bonnie Brennan, Ers- kin Pointer, Lee Scott, Hunter Webb. Darcy Wil- ton, Judy Richter, Beverly Barton, Stephanie Lone. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Row 1, left to right: Sandra Akroyd. Me- linda Hunter, Joyce Duns- ter, Gail Busk, Ardelia Hinijosa, Carol Roke, Suzy Weir. Row 2: Jack Per- singer. Donna Richter, Pat Wright, Karen Krueger, Nancy Teters, Linda Dele- vett. Pot leier, Joseph Lee. PEN PALS: Row 1, Left to right: Jockie Pechomer, President: Suson Chad- wick, Cathy Mopes, Anno Da pas, Elaine Romifo. Row 2: Mrs. Lorbeer, ad- visor; Vickie Toma so da, Sandra Womsley. Ruth Shields. Barbara Mooney- ham. 129 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Standing, Left to right: Roy McCormick, Treosorer; Roy Terry, Sentinel; Steve Rumpf, President; Gory Combs. Secretory. Kneeling: Ken lewis. Vice President ond Dove Rumpf, Reporter. These F.F.A. boys learn the proper way to botcher a lamb. The Future Farmers of America is a club for all boys enrolled in agriculture clas- ses. Among other things each year, they go on field trips, sponsor a dance and present an assembly. This year the F.F.A., headed by Steve Rumpf, President, gave two skits for their annual assembly. They were.- the Junior skit entitled Bull Duram and the Senior skit, The Shooting of Dan McGrew. MR. F.F.A. DAVE RUMPF This year's Senior F.F.A. skH, titled The Shooting of Dan McGrew, went over very big with the stu- dents ot A.V. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA AMERICA EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Row 1. Loft to right: Kathy Hill, Jody Jones, Micky Schwonto, Nancy Toters. Row 2: Morgoret Degrate. Carolyn Holberf, Annette Sims. SENIOR OFFICERS Row 1: (sitting) Sandy Cissell, Mar sho Robertson. Row 2: Pooline Pierce, Donna Vaughan, Ros«e Prevedello. Row 3: Mary Dalton, Jone Honing- ton, Barbara Proctor. MISS F.H.A. SANDY CISSELL JUNIOR OFFICERS Row 1, Left to right: Sandro Akroyd, Jane Sakoguchi, Jody Thompson, Robin Bosk. Row 2: Karel Kosson, Marcia Greenlee, Sandy Harrington.] FARMERETTES OFFICERS FARMERETTE OFFICERS Row 1, left to right: luidio Owing , Judy Wilfley, Sandy Scavel. Georgionna Moi ieve, Sandy Embree. FARMERETTES IN ACTION The Farmerettes this year were led very ably by their officers, Sandy Embree, Georgionna Moisieve, Luidio Owings, Judy Wilfley and Sandy Scavel. Being a very active organization on campus, the Farmerettes held a sno-cone sale early in the fall and they took many field trips to various places in which they viewed many different phases of agriculture and farming. A highlight of the year which the girls will long re- member was the Farmerettes initiation. Natural Beauty I I Tho e four lovely frethmen were among the mony who Quality Plu : That the remark heard a the girl oro gathered around were farmer for a day. to obterve thi hunk of beef. CADET CORPS OFFICERS Major Marshall Darling. Captain Mika Hoff mon, 2nd lieutenant Julian Rice. Captain Lynn Clifton. 2nd Lieutenant Victor Yedid. The Cadet Corps have been headed by Battalion Commander, Major Marshall Darling, for the year of 1958-1959. They have participated in such events as field trips, cancer drives and pot luck dinners. They sponsored the Military Ball which was held on May 9. At this time Col. Robert Thomas announced that Julian Rice would be Battalion Commander for the year 1959-1960. Col. Thomas served as Commandant. Front row. Left to right: R. Berry, R. Levit, M. Molry, D. Proctor, J. Montgomery, D. Thatcher, D. Dittman, L. Arnold. Row 2: N. Robeson, B. Baker. J. Williams, L Prock, G. Smith, C. Morgorites. J. Holt, H. Herrera. L Johnson. M. Russell. Row 3: D. Wyble, C. Sockett. R. Nephew, M. Fields, J. Walker, M. Romero, K. Erwin. L Berry, J. Abrams. G. Wogner. Front row, left to right: J. Kirkpatrick, M. Tay- lor, J. Holt. M. Bretz, L. Huffman, I. lavana- way, B. Wilson. Row 2: R. Corddonier, C Beard, C Harper, J. Clover. S. Denton, W. Day, B. Bourbeau, B. Rinaldi. Row 3: P. Crow, H. Walker. J. Gulbronson, L Berglof. R. Clark, B. Gipson. N. Erickson. F. Maish. L Smith. 133 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right! Nancy Teters, Diane Mulford, Wayne Kime, Susan Meline, Social Chairman; Jim Cox and Terry Hee. LETTEBMAlTS CLUB Row I, left to right; Jock Mclaughlin, Tom Lile, Vince 8rigonte, Roy Curtin, John Fiegel. Joe Fitzgerald, Miko Del Grosso. Row 2; Jock Tiftmon, Bill Von Doren, Wayne Kime, Ross Welch, Richard Dorr, Toby Gwynn, Dwight Cork. Row 3i Mike Mcloughlin, Ted Gimmell, Bob Shoulund, Bob Roe, Bob Clear, Corio Grossi, Jim Barth, Hugh Blkle, Richard Faina, Ricky Ward. INITIATIONS like your pleolure big? Shoron Adam� , Big A President, is seen here Initioring two new members: Mary Gorham ond Carol Rake. I almost lost my head! I ladies, your figurel I Freshmen Mel Poyno ond George Combs are being initiated into FFA. 135 CANDID OUT OF FOCUS? The varsity cheerleaders, Pam Bunyard, Su- san Meline, Bev. Wade and Pen- ny Bunyard seem to be doing their spirited best to create more spirit for our football team. . . they could have danced all night. Everyone is enjoying themselves as they dance in the heavenly atmosphere of the Christmas Ball. . . . in a little grass shack. Ha- waiian Day for the seniors was a big success, especially with these girls who came from Ha- waii just for the big day. The Hula Girls are, left to right: Hilo Demers, Hattie Wade, Lu Auw Puterbaugh, Coconut Rake, Mu Mu Ragsdill, Pineapple George and Aloha Huitt. c TUDENT ACTION Rah! Rah! Rah! A.V. makes a touchdown and the crowd goes wild at the Oxnard game. .... and her heart stood still!! The three lovely girls seen here were our 1958 Homecoming Royalty. They are from left to right: Judy Huitt and Jack See, Susan Meline and Jim Idleman, and Barbara Cox and Joe Fitz- gerald. Food anyone? In the F.H.A. bake-off six girls were chosen for the semi-finals and on March 31st, two girls were chosen for the final. Ronnie Tucker it thown holding the door open for Mary Martin at the models her very smart blouse of brown plaid, fitted of the waist, scoop neck line, and short sleeves, with her matching skirt. Her accessories ore white beads, purse, and shoes. Ronnie is wearing a red, black, and white striped ivy-leogue shirt, with black ivy-leogue pants. This is a typical sight around our compos. Talking over the lofesf happenings around campus are Cheryl Meline, wearing a fitted green plaid sheath with a very stylish bow at the neck and Walter Plus in o silk shirt with a beige vest, black peggcrs and the very sporting white bucks. A common sight is everyone meeting on the Cafeteria patio during lunch. Judy Elmer ond Don Hem are odmired by everyone as they show off their smart outfits. Judy is wearing a cocoa brown summer dress with pink acces- sories. Don is wearing a brown ond beige striped shirt that goes smartly with his beige ivy-league pants. FADS N Displaying her stylish brown sheoth is Jerityn Purcell, her outfit is occented with red ac- cessories. Tom lile wearing a red vest, white shirt ond block pants, is right in style for a well dressed AV boy. Jerilyn ond Tom ore students of the proud Senior class. 138 FASHIONS Beverly Wade ond Fred Scribner pause on their way to lunch to show us the Shetland sweaters ond Mohair car coots which were very populor with the students ot A.V. this winter. Among the many styles which were worn by the A.V. girls during' the colder months were fur blend sweaters ond plaid skirts os shown by Pom Bun- yard. Gory Smith models the coordinated outfit of a shirt, sweater ond Ivy League pants. On their way to doss Mory Lou Downs and Don Walters smile as they show off their outfits. Notice Mory Lou's tights whkh match her skirt ond Dan's collegiate looking sweater and pants. Another cute couple, Marsha Robertson and Gene Olson, show off their smart outfits. Marsha models her green ond lavender plaid chemise while Gene wears an outfit of matched browns. 139 KNIGHTS First row, left to right: Dove Rumpf, Roy Curtin, Richard Demmelmoier, Gene 01 ion, Vince Brigante. Terry Butcher. John Bowler, Mr. Blonkenihip, Advisor. Row 2: Bob Roe. Jim Steinert, Steve Marvin, Second Semester President; Jim Idlemon, Tom lile, Joe Fitzgerald. Wayne Klme. Bloine Handell, President. DE8ATOKS Tom lile. First Semester Presi- dent, not pictured, Steve Mar- vin, Second Semester President. First row, left to right: Mr. Jock P. Held, Advisor; Sharon Nichols, Joyce Jenne, Barbara Burdick, Pot leier. Doris Rothbum, Elizabeth Downs. Row 2: Jeon Haugen, Ted Jones, Blaine Handell. Bill Downs, lee Verry. 140 MU ALPHA THETA DON ALDERMAN PRESIDENT First row, left to right: C. Dickinson, H. Scott, D. Peer son, P. Mill, T. Dordis, D. Prather, M. McLaughlin, T. Ideal, V. Yedid.G.Fox, V. Bfigonte. R. Curtin. Row 2: K. Brock, T. Wolf. 8. Beimer, V. Dodswonh, W. Kime, R. Cundiff, R. Agor, R. Demmelmaier, J. Sakogwchi, E. Smoogen, M. Earls, J. Shannon, D. Rasmussen, D. Alderman. Row 3t J. Dunster, B. Fearn, B. Burdick, B. Gardner, J. Ferrell. S. Spratt, J. Sakoguchi. M. Matin, V. Hopper, D. Hosier, J. Tindoll, G. Busk, C. Branch, E. Shov, M. Sherlock, E. Keeton, S. Adams. Advisor, Mrs. Pickus. Row 4: P. leier, B. Barton, I. Perry, J. Haugen, J. Recher, J. Ponce, C. lindley, D. MocPherson, D. Morscficld. J. Peak, B. Bell, E. Spielmann, S. Meline, B. Smith, D. Vaughn, K. Wehr. Row 5: J. Bromholl, G. Jockson, M. Nelson. R. Fitzgerald, M. Dyos, A. Helnk, B. Fischel, I. Cochran, J. Morkussen, Duce. S. M. Wiley, t. LoBuono, M Sobota, N. Shimer, I. Stivers. Z CLUB BARBARA BALLARD PRESIDENT Row 1, left to right: Mrs. Adams. C. Griffin, L. Perry, M. Nelson, N. Teters, M. Wiley, J. Cox, A. Anderson, E. Spielmon, F. Rinehart, B. Burdick. Row 2: J. Tindoll, B. Gardner, N. Carder, T. Shuman, I. LoBuono, A. Fetridge. D. Thomson, S. Meline, D. Vaughn, J. Haugen, B. Clements, J. Peak. Not pictured, Linda George. 141 CHORALEERS Row 1, L«lt to right: Ron Hicks, Fred Rich. Row 2: Gory Burkey. Row 3: Don Hall, Ted Fowler, Blaine Handed, Don Boll, Ken Peorcy. GIRLS GLEE Row I, Left to right: S. Houckcnborry, R. Adorns, D. Horriton, C. Pineo, M. McGibbon. J. Poyne, H. ToDesco, L. Griffin, M. Fornom. 8. Poyne, I. Pierce, S. Ck rk, B. Hill, M. Benson, J. Wittloke, B. Brown. Row 2: J. Wirt, P. Pennell, C. Harmon, K. Polf, M. Hunter, P. Howard, J. Smith, I. Hankins. S. London, P. Kirk, B. Hollingsworth, B. Fvrn, S. Miller, J. Jackson, S. Jones, C. Staley, G. Smith, H. Fautnburgh, L Colslaw. Row 3: P. McKibbon, R. Jesse. S. Former, D. Shirley. S. Met, V. Baldwin, J. Gunner, R. C. Boss. D. Hoirgrove, K. Gulbranson, P. Heike, R. Snoff, M. Peterson, P. Hover, L. Clark, S. Kostecky, C. Nygaard, I. Maddox, K. Hill. Row 4: V. Spier, R. Bowers, I. Blue, N. Ryan, C. Huckabee. M. Glines, B. Sherry, M. Mulligan, B. Cloy, J. Stires, K. Mohling, C. O'Conner, J. Kiluon, C. McGibbon, D. Motskeh, S. George, N. Howard, B. Reynolds, J. Marckussen, N. Demarkus. A-CAPPELLA CHOIR Row t. left to right: H. Tedesco. C. Mormon, M. Fornom, B. Payne, N. loposso. B. Bogenno, W. Plus, 0. Holi, G. Penio, I. Moddox, B. Feorn, S. Miller, J. Wirt, C. Stoley. Row 2: left to right: B. Pennell, M. Hunter, B. Spier, V. Huckobee. B. Reynold . T. Fowler, R. Hick . L Timmon , T. Nelson, K. Hill, C. Polf, M. Freudenberg, M. McKibbon, I. Coltzau. Row 3, left to right: 1. Griffin, D. Hairgrove, M. Glines.M. Schwont, N, Ryon, G. Burkey, B. Hondell, R. O'Toole, K. Peorcy, P. McKibbon, S. Farmer, J. Payne, L Moore, G. Smith. Row 4, left to right: J. Parry, C. McKibbon, D. Mashek, K. Mohling, C. O'Conner, I. Austin, W. Miller, F. Rich, S. McDonald, B. Clark, N. Howard, V. Baldwin, S. Kostecky, 1. Blue. B. Cloy. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA. First row, left to right: M. L Soboto, S. Wilson, C. Hoerner, W. Chandler, V. Homlin, A. Grove. P. Flick, E. Thomas, D. Simpson, G. Beckemeyer. D. Hosier A. Stivers, T. Hopper, S. Schwartz, J. Simpson, J. Bab haw. J. Stout, T. Underwood. C. Flick, R. Reed, B. Ballard, C. K. Pickus, K. Brock. Row 2, left to right: L Molliner, J. Roach, $. Mason, Kyle. Row 3, left to right: E. Bohannon, P. Wolfe, Mr. Ballard, M. Earls. DOTTING THE A Selected as Outstanding Senior Girl was Barbara Ballard. She was selected by the vote of the band for her superior leadership as well as her outstanding musical ability. This is the highest award a Senior Girl Band Member can receive. BARBARA BALLARD DOTTING THE V Dick Kraber dotted the V for being selected Out- standing Senior Boy Band Member. Dick led the band in all parades, etc., as he served as Drum Major, as well as being a band of- ficer. Dick is certainly very deserving of this high award. DICK KRABER BAND OFFICERS BAND OFFICERS, left to right: Dorothy Holier, Barbaro Ballard, Dick Kraber, Carolyn Griffin, Preiident, Clyde Dickenton. SENIOR CONCERT BAND MAJORETTES AMD RAMMER REARERS DRUM MAJOR—Dick Kraber: Doing a fabulous job of leoding our outstanding Rose Parade Band is our ex- cellent Drum Major Dick Kraber. Kneeling. Left to right� Head Majorette, Diane Demers.- Clara Casey. Stonding, Left to rights Karen Newt son. Jean Pearcy, Pat Edel. and Kathy Bithell. POM-POM, left to right. Jerilyn Purcell, Judy Banks, and Giennel Smith. BAND DIVISIONS PERCUSSION left to right: M. Hiebert, J. Hudson, B. Wolter, S. Wilson, D. Olivor, M. Compton, A. Prickoft, B. Richards, K. Fleming. Row 1, left to right: A. See, C. Morsefield, B. Wolf, J. Cox, B. Ballard. A. Stivers, B. Downs, L Cochran, D. Hosier, N. Carder, B. Spade, C. Doerfler. S. Duce, M. Downs, J. Simpson, I. Taylor, L Sowers. Row 2: G. Potter, T. McCaleb, G. Burkey, M. Horris, J. Purcell, C. Griffin, S. Nicklos, J. Tindall, J. Coerber, R. Smith, D. Morsefield. J. Spruell, B. Longman, V. Curtis, J. Ferrell, D. Pearson, Q. Johnson. D. Oliver. B. Packard. Row 3: T. Duce, B. Melhorn, J. Gemmill, P. Wemple, B. Handell, M. Livingston, L LoBuooo, T. Ideal, D. Brossear, F. Reed, B. Roe, S. Marvin. BRASS Row 1, Left to right: E. Thomas, L. Martinson, I. Pobst, P. Flick, J. Conley, R. Cundiff, G. Rainwater, D. Grieco, B. McMullen, R. Schorf, E. McIntyre, T. Gale, J. Manuel. Row 2: S. Acker, D. Darrow, F. lynch, J. Mieger, K. Wieehmon, P. Morton, J. Stood . P. Shelby, D. Simpson, J. Bodgett, J. lenhordt, J. Burkey, P. Curtin, D. Krobor, C. Dickinson, D. Mirani, B. Drudge. R. Engemann. Row 3: K. Brock. D. long, F. Purcell, L Parker. GROWING SPIRIT Junior Vanity Cheerleaders ore from left to right: Bonnie Lough, Diane Draper, Diana Dorey, Carolyn Lawrence ond Betty Kloudo, Head J.V. Cheerleader. Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders are from left to right: Janice Callis, Cheryl Fitzpatrick, Judy Ben nett. Head Frosh-Soph Cheer- leader, Cheryl Melline. Jeanette Browning. 147 OUR CHEERLEADERS FOR 58 AMD BEVERLY WADE HEAD CHEERLEADER PAM BUNYARD PENNY BUNYARD SUSAN MELINE 149 JUDY HUITT HEAD SONGLEADER OUf JO ELLEN PEAK PAT PENNEl 150 SONGLEADERS FOR 'S3 AMD 'S3 151 UAnlJL rVvixc ANNIE ANTELOPE MASCOT r.-Xv Anxiously waiting lot a football conversion the school Mascot Annio Antelope, olios Carol Roke; ond the Song [coders Joey Peak, Marsha Robertson, Pot Pennel ond Judy Huiff. OUTSTANDING The outstanding classmates were chosen on the basis of their leadership qualities and personality. Also counted were services to the community, their class, grade, abilities and activities. They were chosen by the class sponsors and approved by their classmates. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Thit year the Senior Class sponsors chose MARY WILSON as the outstanding Senior girl. Mory has been Senior Class Vice-President and as such hos worked very diligently for the doss of '59. Her hord work, along with her outstanding personality and ability to get along with everyone, helped her to win this honor. MARSHALL DARLING, known by many as Buck, was chosen os the out- standing Senior boy. He hos proven his leadership abilities in his position as Mojor of the Coder Corps. Also during his senior year he has been chosen by the leaders of the town as one of the Youths of the Month. These two seniors ore really working hard for the Senior Class of 1959 and we are really proud of them. 154 JUNIORS MAT Outstanding Junior Girl was MARILYN SHERLOCK. Her great service to the school included serving as Vice-President of her class during the first semester, and President during the second. Her personality as well as her scholastic ability, and outstand- ing service led to her recognition in the honor. Marilyn was chosen to represent Antelope Valley at Girls’ State. OPHOMORES JAMES BARTH, Outstanding Sophomore Boy, has served as a member of the student council. The Frosh-Soph Football team benefited by his service as well as did the Letterman's Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Honor So- ciety. Outstanding Sophomore Girl, MAXINE WILEY, served on the Sophomore Board of Control, was a member of the Mu Alpha Theta, Z Club, and President of the Writing Club. A.V. can ex- pect many things from this stu- dent in the future. FRESHMEN RAY PERRY, Outstanding Fresh- man Boy, was a member of the Freshmen Board of Control, par- ticipated with the C Basketball team and put forth his best ef- forts in both. Ray manages to keep an A scholastic average and this entitled him to mem- bership in our Honor Society. Outstanding Freshman Girl, JEANETTE SIMPSON, can really be proud at being chosen for this title. The main interests for her were the F.H.A. and G.A.A. memberships. She was chosen for this honor on a basis of schol- arship, attitude, and ability, and personality as they will truly benefit her in her future years here at A.V. HOMECOMING QUEEN SUSAN MELINE The climax of the Homecoming events on November 7, 1958, come at 8:00 P.M. when beautiful Susan Meline was crowned Home- coming Queen. Susan, selected for her striking looks and overwhelming personality, is a very active and popular senior. In Su- san's busy campus life she was Student Body Vice-President for two semesters. Pres- ident of the Student Senate, Varsity Cheer- leader, Z Club Member and many other things too numerous to mention. PRINCESS BARBARA PRINCESS JUDY Sheer delight of the beautiful Corona’ on !o| to ■ ght: Joe Fitzgerald, Barbara Cox, Jack Sec, Judy Huitt, Queen Susan Meline, Jim Idleman. Crown bearers are Kurt Huitt and Morio Meline. PRINCESS BARBARA— Barbara Cox, carry- ing the bouquet of carnations presented her, added charm and beauty to the pageantry. Being Senior Class Secretary, she was often seen around campus busily working for the benefit of the Senior Class. PRINCESS JUDY—A sparkling smile, attract- ive figure and outstanding personality were typical of our Homecoming Princess Judy Huitt. Judy was active in both Student Body and Class affairs; she served as Head Song- leader this year. A, HEB MAJESTY QUEEN BAB BABA AMD PRINCESSES Reigning os King and Queen of the Christmas Ball were lovely Barbara Cox and handsome Jim Idleman. Their princesses and princes of royalty were Barbara Ballard and Roy Curtin, Judy Huitt and Wayne Kime, Carol Rake and Tom Lile, Beverly Wade and Jack See. Jul i Sverige was our Swedish theme which when trans- lated means Christmas In Sweden , in honor of our Foreign Exchange Student Maria Heirtner. The Foreign Exchange Club sponsored the dance as the main project of the year, in helping to build their funds to bring fu- ture Foreign Exchange Students to Antelope Valley. PBOM QUEEN SHI BLEY BAKE AND HER PRINCESSES FANTASIA was the theme for the beautiful Junior- Senior Prom, at which lovely Shirley Rake reigned as Queen with her charming princesses: Chris Barren, Clara Casey, Julie Lovio and Rita Patterson. Lovely dance music was provided for by the Stardusters of Burmingham High School. Carrying out the theme beautifully, the painted murals, flying cupids, crystal chandeliers and fair lady with her coach, all set the atmosphere for a lovely evening of dancing and enjoyment for all. AMD HEf On Saturday, May 9, at 10:30 P.M. beautiful Carol Rake was crowned Queen of the 1958-59 Military Boll by Major Marshall Darling. The lovely Princesses in her Court were Barbara Ballard, Linda George, Marsha Robertson, Nancy Teters and Suzy Weir who were escorted by Com- missioned Officers of the court Cadet Corps. The Queen and Her Court were selected by unanimous vote of the Stu- dent Body early in February. The Military Ball this year was held in the high school cafeteria, with the Queen beginning her reign at 8:00 and ending at the bewitch- ing hour of midnight. BARBARA BALLARD LINDA GEORGE MARSHA ROBERTSON NANCY TETERS SUZY WEIR BASKETBALL 164 It's a good thing I'm here. He would have missed this basket by a mile. FOOTBALl 165 Whoops, I guess this isn't such a choice seat after all. BOYS P.E. COACH FRED BISTRICK COACH HENRY MILLER COACH GEORGE NELMARK COACH VERNON CONRAD COACH LOU SHOEMAKER COACH JACK KAISER COACH JERRY MURNANE COACH JERRY TARKANIAN COACHES The boys Physical Educotjon Department was again headed by Coach Lloyd Helgeson as it has been for the past few years. As- sisting Helgeson this year were A.V.'s very able coaches: Coach Miller, who coached the B Basketball Team; Varsity Basketball and Tennis; Coach Tarkanian; Coach Kaiser, who coaches the Varsity and Cross Country Track teams; Coach Murnane, who coached the Gymnastics Team and Frosh-Soph Foot- ball Team along with Coach Nelmark, who also coached the Junior Varsity Baseball Team; Varsity Baseball and Football Teams were coached by Lou Shoemaker; coaching the “C Basketball Team was Coach Con- rad, and last but not least is Coach Bistrick who coached the C Track Team. UOYD HELGESON DIRECTOR Of ATHLETICS Discussing the events of the day ore: Coaches Miller, Kaiser, Shoemoker, Tarkonion and Nelmark as they gather between classes in the boys' gym office. GRRRRRRRRRI 167 VARSITY 168 Jo me Cole, Sr. Richard Darr, Sr. Mike DelGrowo, Sr. FOOTBALL Jim Idlemon, Coptoin, Sr. Woyne Kim . Sr. lorry MeKibbon, Jr. Jock Mcloughin, Jr. “S3 ANTELOPE c 170 Ed Shipley, Jr. Jim Stelnert, Sr. John Sylvie� , Sr. VARSITY AMD J.V. Row I, left to righti Roe, Feigel, Dowdy, Bikle, Wetter!in. Davit, Thompton, Brigante, Botcher, Faina. Row 2: Dorr, Idelman, Thompton, Olton, Athit, Miller, Curtis, Fate, McKibbon, Cole. Row 3i Coach Bittrick, 8rownwood, Davit, Fitzgerald, Rich, Potter, Pipkin, Pulot, Sfelnert, McLaughlin, See. Clark. Coach Shoe- maker. Row 4: Coach Helgcson, Sylvies, Shipley, Miles, Hecker, Kime, McKim. Russell, Del Grosso, Smith, Bames, Coach Kaiser. AV 0............................Santa Maria 19 AV 13............................Bakersfield 27 AV 7............................Cathedral 26 AV 12............................Oxnard 34 AV 13............................Jefferson 22 AV 0............................Santa Barbara 12 AV 0............................Santa Paula 13 AV 21............................Ventura 6 The team combination of Varsity and Junior Varsity showed a lot of fight and spirit as they were put up against some pretty rough competition. No one will for- get the thrill that came at the Homecoming Game when we downed Ventura 12-6. These boys really fought this year, but as you know didn’t do so well. We got off to a bad start this year and couldn't seem to get back on our feet — Although we had a lot of fight and hustle, we couldn’t seem to be doing what was expected of usl Team Captain Jim Idleman was chosen outstanding player due to his enthusiastic work for the team. 171 Chuck Barnet and Jock See move in for the tockle in the Homecoming gome with Venturo. 172 Seniors, Fred Miller ond Joe Fitzgerold smear the Yellow Jockets for no gain In another exciting ploy. The mighty Antelopes run onto the field ready to play another exciting game. VARSITY Fullbock Mike Miles tries to «scope Ox- nard Yellow Jockets while 5’10 170 pound guard lorry McKibbon blocks. Coach Helgeson being carried off the field offer our victorious Homecoming Gome. Tockle Dwight Clark stops a fighting Ox- nard man on the Antelope 4 yord line to throw them for o great loss. IN ACTION 173 VARSITY AMD J.V. ACTION The fighting Antelopes gain possession of the ball in a terrific game against Santa Paula. 174 Cuddle up a little closer, but who's got the boll? Idlemon breaks through three Ventura men for a gain. FROSH. SOPH. FOOTBALL 1958-59 FROSH-SOPH CHANNEL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Row 1. loft to right; G. Leithliter—monoger. H. Bloemendohl. J. Sholund. P. Del Gro o. T. Gwynn. M. Maclooghlin, H. Holler, T. Wolf. J. LaSongo, T. Gemmill. 8. Porlier, J. Brownwood, R. Field —monoger. Row 2, left t© right; J. Chamber , M. Cole, C. Forbe . 8. Clark, R. Kim, D. Lowder, J. Barth, R. Gidding� , R. Ward, G.8onhomme, R.Sehnert, J. Ducummon. Row 3, left to right; Jerry Murnome—head coach, 8. Sholund, R Pointer, J. Gray. J. Baker, D. Co� tle, G. Bryont. M. Kent, R. Hadley, G. Clemmen . S. Vorley, J. Hoye . George Nelmark—offentive cooch. Not pictured i Harold Huffman—defensive line cooch. Row 4. left to right; R. Hamilton, D. Smith. M. Rheome. E. Spolding, G. Fronkton, J. Hardy, G. Curti� , J. Charle worth. J. Harris, B. Steinert. R. Buckner. J. Clark, K. Pyle. Not pictured are P. Godfrey and B. Meyer. Tom lil 176 BASKETBALL Don Wordtn 177 VARSITY ACTION Jumping high it George Barker, at ho tuccettfully tipt off to ream-mole Don Holton. Don Holton jumpt high in thooting at- tempt at Oxnard guards dote in tight. VARSITY SCOREBOARD A.V. 43. . . .Santa Paula 46 A.V. 34. . . .Ventura 53 A.V. 34. . . .Oxnard 50 A.V. 34. . . . Santa Barbara 61 A.V. 36. . .. Santa Paula 35 A.V. 39. . . . Barstow 37 A.V. 44. . . . East Bakersfield 42 A.V. 35. . .. Oxnard 52 A.V. 31.. . .Santa Barbara 45 A.V. 41 . . . . San Bernardino 46 A.V. 46. . . . Barstow 34 A.V. 24. . . . Ventura 58 A.V. 56. . . . Paramount 35 Don Holton and Jack See try desperately to do tholr part in this mod scramble for the ball. They succeeded and A.V. re- covered. Steve Marvin and Don Holton rush in for the rebound os George Barker breaks through Oxnard defense to shoot. Fighting a tough tussle for the rebound are Jock McLaughlin, Hal Borg and Doug Sutton at the Oxnard men come in with strong force. “B BASKETBAU Row 1, left to right: H. Herbert. R. Demmelmoier, J. loSogno, D. Ore ton. Row 2, loft to right: Coach Henry Miller. T. Wolf, B. Clark. J. Chombert, G. Attin, B. Hill. 'B SCOREBOARD AV 33.......................Pacific 42 AV 53.......................Oxnard 60 AV 49.......................Santa Paula 47 AV 42.......................Santa Barbara 35 AV 37.........................Barstow 30 AV 27.........................Ventura 50 AV 21.......................Bakersfield 30 C SCOREBOARD AV 19........................Barstow 16 AV 20........................Burroughs 28 AV 38........................Victorville 8 AV 35........................Hart 17 AV 33........................Oxnard 41 AV 33........................Ventura 50 AV 21........................Santa Barbara 16 AV 32........................Santa Paula 40 C BASKETBALL Row 1, left to right: R. Anderton, manager; I. Sowert, G. Pyron, I. Gorington, R. Sehnert, Steve White, manager. Row 2: R. Patterton, G. Clement. 8. Shoulin, R. Perry, S. Vorly, B. Wilton. Standing: Coach Vernon Conrod. 179 VARSITY TRACK A TRACK Row 1: R. Afhi� , R. Von Doren, D. Boll. G. Berger. G. Kenlton, T. 111«, M. Hompton, R. Dorr, I. McGrow. Row 2: R. Roe. R. Welch, R. Clolr«, R. Oden, A. Elliott, D. Clark, F. Smith, K. Hoyet. C. William . D. lofferty. Row 3, T. Botcher, J. Sholund, M. Del Grotto, J. Webb, J. Sylvie , J. Brownwood, B. Del Grotto, D. Monroe, R. Nitley, K. Picko . ACTION 180 And they're off 11 I Richard Dorr take the lead while Dwight Clork gain in another tuccettful race for the A.V. frock feom. Finithed! 11 Tom Ule break the tope ot the end of o long, fo t race. Gene Kenlton take the hurdle In a fatt race while Don Ball and John Sylvie move up for the finith. CROSS COUNTRY Row I, left to right; B Holme� , I. Rotmussen, I. Brook� , P. Mill� , C. Smith, B. Rediger, G. lounsbury, J. A� tin. Row 2; J. Dod� worth, monoger; B. Miller, R Von Doren, f. Ramo� . J. lomb, J. Livingston, B. Spaulding, R. Oden, 0. Ratume� tun, W. Studf, J. Cox, manager. Row 3; R. Demmelmoler, D. Ro� tuet, 0. Mohn, J. Hadley. B. Von Doren. C. William� , D. Monroe, A. Elliott, 1. Wither� , D. Roger� , T. Hee, Coach Henry Miller. ACTION Dale Mohn, Dean Ro� mu� ten, Charles Smith and Lorry Rasnumen Varsity team member Bill Van Doren, Doug Monroe and Alfred run laps around the field to get their daily workout. Elliott sportingly run off a challenge to eoch other. “B TRACK AND ACTION Row I, loft fo right: C. Holley. R. Foino, G. Olson, L Withers, T. Gemmill, I. Lite, I. Rosmussen. Row 2, loft to right: B. Thompson, B. Holmes, J. Hodley. 0. Mohn, R, Schorf, G. Goechter, D. Horvelle, Cooch Koiser. Rick Foino dives over the hurdle in o finol sprint to win for the ‘'B's. ' C TRACK AND ACTION Row 1: loft to right: B. Redigor (mgr.), 0. Rogor� , (mgr.), R. Hair, H. Davi� , R. Councilman, J. Ducummon, B. Van Doron, W. Salazar, P. Mill, J. Cox (mgr.) Row 2, loft to right: Coach Fred Bistrkk, F. Coffman, R. Bickle. P. Godfrey, B. Stelnort, D. Rotmutten, D. lofferty, R. Shotund, R. King, V. Allen (mgr.), B. Beckgoard (mgr.). Councilman and Clementt both take the hurdlet for o hard-fought gain. He wintl I Godfrey breokt through the tape after a fott race. Will if be a new record? Phil Godfrey moket a long broad jump during a track meet. GYMNASTICS Along with gymnastics growth in popularity has come a tremendous growth in POWER. This year A.V. High is very proud of the wonderful record established by its gymnasts. The future promises to hold even greater and more spectacular conquests. There are strong hopes of next year's team taking First in C.I.F. Championships. Highlights of the season were when Russell Mills placed second in the JUNIOR A.A.U. on the Side Horse, and Gary Buckner placed second in the Still Rings in the Novice A.A.U. gymnastic meet. The three high point men of the season in order were: Gary Buckner, Rick Henry, and Kerry Upshaw. Buck- ner averaged about nineteen points a meet. Row 1, loft to right: Chariot Gill, Jim Burkey, Jerry Appor- tor� , Tom Hoffman, Howard Stonley, Ronnie Tucker, Curtlt Hemptted. Richard Alcautkut Row 2. left to right: Coach Murnane. Porfirio Ogot, Rick Henry, Kerry Upthow, Frank William� . Jack Tittmon, Ruttell Mills, Gary Buckner, Orvol Dowdy, Roy Curtain. 184 Kerry Upthaw doing a giant. Ruttell Mill� doing a moore on the tide horte. ALWAYS A CHALLENGE Russell Mills on th« side horse. Rick Henry Hecht Howard Stonley doing on Iron Cross. Frank Williams on the parallel bors. Gory Buckner working out on the parallel bars. Roy Curtin worming up in free exercise. 185 VARSITY Coach Shoemaker Chock Davit Chock Barnet John Bowker Jerry Freeman Steven Hazen Jim Idleman John Bowker slides safe into third base os Steve Hozen tries Jerry livingtton to put him out. Don Wolfe Ed Ouotre Jock McLaughlin Denni Oiter Jim luti VARSITY ACTION Wayne Kimo take� a swing as Steve Horen gets ready lo John Bowker slides safe os Fred Miller tries to put him out. bat. Catching is Fred Miller. Wayne Klme looks on. Harold Miller togs Dorrell Oveson out while Mike Mcloughlin Jock loSagna swings os Howard Herbert cotches. runs to assist. Row 1. left to right: G. Fox. R. Epley. B. Wilson. I. Corrington, R. Anderson, manager; J. Rust.' R. Schnert. M. McLaughlin, H. Herbert, J. LoSagna. Row 7. left to right: G. Austin, J. Lion, R. Painter, T. Wolf, R. Hodley, H. Miller, 0. Oveson, B. Parlier. A. Mays, 0. Durham, Coach Nelmark. 188 GOLF AMD TEMNIS Left � o right; Bob Brown, Bob Col . Dovid Sill , Stewart Simmon, D nnl Shoff r, Coach Helgeson, Dick Kraber, Lee Colowoy, Al LcDoux, Steve N l oa, Mike Prisler. Denny Shaffer watches closely o Coach Helgeson ex- plains Dick Krober's grip on the golf club. Steve Marvin and Jock McLaughlin practice forehand and backhand strokes for future matches. TENNIS TEAM; Row I, left to right: S. White, R. Morden, D. Rumph, D. Beckmeyer. D. Thomson. Row 2 S. Swartz, D. Justice, J. Shonnon. R. Demmetmaier, A. Beimer. Row 3i $. Marvin, M. Miles, J. Fitzgerald, J. Dodsworth, J. McLaughlin. 189 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mitt laurine leath Mitt Gail Evans Mist Ann Sanson Here they are getting an eyeful of all the graceful Junior ond Senior girls who are ottemping to Modem Dance. These ob- servant teachers are, from left to right: Miss leath. Miss Evans. Miss 8ell, Miss Sanson ond Miss Ketteringham. 190 INSTRUCTORS This year the girls gym teachers were headed by Miss Gloria Ketteringham. Other teachers in this department were Miss Carol Bell, Miss Laurine Leath, Miss Jan Doggett, Miss Ann Sanson, and Miss Gail Evans. These teachers all helped every girl at A.V. in some way, if not personally, at least as a group and we know that all girls are very pleased by the assistance they hove been given. Mil Gloria Ketteringham, Director of Girl ' Athletic Here we ee the girl ' gym teacher gathered in Mi Ketteringham office to exchange on enlightening incident. 191 BIG “A AND SHARON ADAMS PRESIDENT Front row, l«ft to right: Mist laurino loath. Advisor; Shoron Adams. President; Dianne Thomson, Mary Doalon, Karen Rogsdill, Ann Anderson, Net! Benson, Vice-President; Judy Jones, Treasurer; Suzy Weir, Mary Johns, Miss Jon Doggett, Advisor. Second row: Carol Roke, Ooudio lirussl, Marilyn Cox, Margaret Bell. Carolyn Berthelot, Joyce Greenlee, Sharon Rudesill, Mary Gorham, lenore Unger, Secretary; Miss Gail Evans, Advisor. G.A.A. GOVERNING BOARD SUZY WEIR PRESIDENT Front row, left to right: Suzy Weir, President,- Mary Donlon, Vice-President; Bev Wade, Corresponding Secre- tary; Dianne Thomson, Recording Secretary; Barbara Cox, Treasurer; Karen Rogsdill, Shirley Rake, Betty Klovda, Sharon Adams. Second row: Sharon Press, Alice Fetridge. Vicki Word, 8onnie lough, Judy Huitf, Kathy Van Du ten, Neti Benson, Chris Barden, Ann Benson. 192 G VrV Row 1, left to right: B. Niven, L Word, S. Nicklos, B. Modrell, J. Cox, S. Bowers, C. Liebert, D. Mulford, D. Demers, B. Wode, S. Weir, J. Jones. M. Putcrbaugh, I. George. Row 2: A. Anderson, J. Berg, J. Bird, P. Gorham, J. Gutierrez, D. Buck- ner, J. Porter, L. Rowlings, M. Menden- hall, I. Merrill, C. Lirussi, D. Morton. Row 3i C. O'Conner, M. Glines, K. Gulbran- son, C. Bosh, J. Paesano. P. Edel. B. Cox, L. Unger, N. Benson, B. Howard, M. Wil- son, B. Rieter. Row 4: C. Morsefield, M. McGowan, C. Sparks, R. Dopes, M. Co- mini, A. Dopes, L Delevett, N. Teters, D. Wisken, J. Purcell, G. Robertson. Row 5: C. Burke, K. Ragsdill, D. Thomson, S. Meline, M. Donlan, B. Ballard, D. Hosier, I. Mollinet, K. Majors, T. Bowers, B. Burdick, J. Jonne Row 1, left to right: F. Rinehart, K. Wyant, M. Harris, B. Handel I, M. Dodson, S. Rake, V. Ricks, S. Sprott, B. Klouda, M. Robertson, V. Tomasodo. S. Rudesill, D. Estrella, C. Lawrence. Row 2: L Clark, A. Fetridge, R. Dcndinger, M. Lewis, J. Corbeer, J. Tindall, S. Wamsley, C. Casey, M. Jackson, M. Sherlock, P. Pennell, L. Loyfield, B. Gibson, P. Domrell. Row 3: J. Peak, S. Cissell, B. Lough, J. Hudson, J. Lovio, D. Draper, P. loeb, S. Mason, M. Gorham, N. Moore, I. Anglin. B. Fischel. Row 4: L. Lubuono, C. Griffen, S. Wilson. B. Smith, N. Corder. C. Wil- helm, P. Hoover, B. Clements, B. Proekfor, M. Moore, I. Harris, J. Youngblood, G. Jackson. Row 5: M. Sexton, C. McAdam, C. Demers, C. Barden, O. Babich, J. Morkussen, P. Mashek, J. Huntington, D. Vaughn, J. Hossard. P. Williams, A. Brown, R. Patterson. Row 6: J. Barnes, I. Perry, W. White, L. Maag, P. Bunyard, R. Newell, S. Press, P. Bunyard, R. Jack- son, C. Shipley, L Cochran, N. Nelson, J. Bramhall. SOPHOMORE G.A.A. First row, left to righti C. Kosson. C. Purkey, M. Cruz, S. Harvey, M. Bachelor, A. See, B. Seharf, J. Vensel, C. Meline, S. Carlson, M. Mar- tin, J. Sokoguchi, V. Hopper. Second row, left to right: J. Browning, D. McPherson, B. Reynolds, J. Hurley. N. Curtin, G. Benson, C. Lindley, S. Duce, R. Busk, K. Erstad, B. Wood, J. Dunsfer. Third row, left to right: J. Collis, M, Sobota, D. Morsefield. G. Lawrence, V. Bergman, S. Hall. J Wilfley, C. Sterk. C. Tibbets. T. Schuman, V. Ward, M. Livingstone. Fourth row, left to right: M. Downs, N. Shimer, H. Muller, D. Mathews, C. Degener, J. Recker, M. Alvis, P. Cook, G. Burdette, A. Benson, H. Gilbertson, E. Saver. Fifth row, left to right: $. Roberts, M. Wiley, P. Cochron, M. Dyas, A. Heink, K. Krue- ger, K. VonDusen, P. Coons, S. Miller, S. Akroyd. 193 GlftLS' We ore o tolented bunch—os you con tee by thl modern dance. There just teemt to be on invisible shield which stops the ball every time. There just seems to be an invisible shield which stops the ball every time. 194 Well, will wonders never ceasel How? Anyway, that seems to be what Bonnie Lough is asking Chris Barden and Shirley Rake. SWAM SOMG It s all done, the copy's gone, the pictures are in and the Yucca staff can now put their weary minds at ease. To each member of the staff this book has a special and significant meaning, as there is that miraculous feeling of accomplishment behind each picture and every piece of copy. Now I, as Editor of this '59 Yucca will take time out to thank personally everyone who has had a helping hand in composing this book. I will first give a special thanks to Mr. Ralph Nybakken, our patient and understanding Advisor, without whom we could have never finished this book. To Alfred and Fabris Studios for their excellent photography, to Porferio Ogas for his clever and cute artwork, to Yearbooks, Inc., of Monrovia, our patient publishers, we all send many sincere thanks. To my associate editors, to the administration, to Carol Liebert, Suzy Weir, Sheila Bowers, Nancy Teters, Diane Draper, Shirley Rake, Bonnie Lough, Dene Buckner, Diana Dorey, Micki Lewis, Linda Delevett and all the hard working members of the Yucca staff, and most of all to you the students and faculty for your kind patience, I personally send more thanks than I will ever be able to express in words. May this '59 Yucca be an everlasting token of memories of your wonderful fun filled years at A.V., for many, many years to come, as it is my one desire that this book may be one which you will forever be proud to own. Thanks Again . . . God Be With You, Carol 196 SENIOR INDEX Timothy Acker—32 Mory Jo Adorn —32 Sharon Adorn —32. 43. 126. 135. 192. 193 Richard Agor—32 Donald Alderman—126, 141 Par Allen—32. 33. 120, 123 Ann Anderson—32. 126. 192, 193 James Anderson—32 Mory Anderson—32 Allen Andrews—32 Chorlene Anglin—33 lorry Ausin—32 Jock Bob show—143 Donald Boll—142. 180 Barbara Bollord—33. 43, 59. 143. 144. 146. 159, 163, 193 Ronald Bollew—33 Bill Bonce—33 George Barker—176, 178 Linda Bortlett—33 Carol Bosh—33, 193 George Beale—33 Thayla Beaver—33 Bill Bekgaard—33 Margaret Bell—192 David Belvill—33 Neti Benson—31. 34, 42. 121. 124. 192. t93, 195 Dan Berg—34 Jeanne Berg—34, 193 Carolyn Berthelot—34. 119, 192, Dorrhy Bird—34. 1 93 Kothy Bithell—35, 145 Sharon Bittermonn—35, 194 John Bloom—34 Hazel Bonner—35 Mory Boo —35 Sheila Bowers—35. 120. 122, 126. 193. 51. 30 Terry Bowers—35, 126, 193 John Bowker—34. 40. 42, 120, 186, 188 8off Boyles—36 Marilyn Bradley—36 Vince 8riganto—34. 42, 116, 118, 120, 126, 127, 134. 168 Kurt Brock—34, 126. 143, 146 No Ida Brogan—36 Don Brown—34 Judy Brown—36 Roymond Brown—35 Raymond Bryant—35 Dene Buckner—33. 36, 100, 121. 123, 125, 126. 193 30 Wayne Bunnell—35 Dan Burbine—35 Barbara Burdick—36, 125, 126, 193 Charlotte 8orks—36, 37, 42, 126. 193 James Bums—35 Terry Butcher—35. 59. 120, 168, 180 Bill 8yers—35 Curtis Clifton—36 James Cole—36. 168, 170 Bob Cole—36, 168 Ralph Collins—36 Gary Combs—36. 130, 30 Millie Comini—37} 193 Barbara Cox—31. 37. 125, 126. 137, 157. 158. 193 Joann Cox—37, 193 Ginger Cox—37, 125 Marilyn Cox—37 Duane Crabtree—36 Glen Crompton—36 Undo Crane—37 Jerry Crawford—36 Roy Cundiff—146 Phil Cunningham—37. 120 Roy Curtin—37. 42. 120, 121. 126, 134, 184 Glen Dame—37 Anna Dapas—37, 193 Rosalie Dapas—37. 126, 193 Marshall Darling—37. 133. 154 Richard Dorr—37, 168, 180 Chuck Davis—37. 42, 186 Mike Davis—38 Fronce DeFreest—38 Unda Delevet!—38, 40. 42, 43, 118, 120. 121, 127, 129, 193. 51. 30 Mike Del Grosso—38. 134. 168. 180 Diane Demers—38. 42, 119, 127, 136. 193 Yvonne Dendinger—38 Lynn DeShon—38 Clyde Dickinson—38. 50. 126. 144. 198 Sandra Dobrzonski—38, 42, 121 Mary Oonlon—38. 58, 115, 116. 118. 126. 192. 193 Brad Donovan—38 Wilda Downing—38 Bill Downs—38. 116, 118. 120. 121. 124. 127, 146 Terry Drown—38 Bob Drummond—38 Toni Duce—31, 38. 126, 146 Linda Dykmon—39 Par Edel—39, 193 Betsy Elgart—39 Conrod Engelhardt—38, 126 Nancy Erstad—39 Roy Estrella—38 Lloyd Evans—39. 120 Stephen Fate—39 Walter Ferreira—39 Joe Fitzgerald—39, 134, 137. 157. 177. 189 Glenda Fitzhugh—39 Molly Fitzpatrick—39 Carol Flaherty—39. 128 Carole Fleisher—39 Bethel Fleming—39 Phil Rick—143. 146 Ted Fowler—39 Carol Franc� —39 Bob Fredlund—39, 122. 124 lorry Fulp—39 Rosemary Gallardo—40 lelond Gallion—39 Art Garcio—39 Arlin Gardner—40 Becky Gardner—40, 120, 124 Roger Gardner—40 Undo George—40. 116, 118, 119, 127. 136. 163. 193. 194 Felty Gerbitz—40 Gloria Gilbert—40 Henry Giroud—40 Barbara Gisburt—40 Marion Glines—40. 193 lindo Goad—40 Peti Gorham—41. 193 Joyce Greenlee—41. 119. 192 David Grieco—40. 146 Carlo Grossi—41 Manuel Guerra—41 Karen Gulbranson—41, 193 Don Gunn—41 Joan Gutierrez—31. 41, 193 Doris Hailey—41 Carl Hair—-41 Karen Hair—41. 121 Mike Hamill—41 Ron Hamilton—41, 116, 118, 119. 120 Monty Hampton—41 Blaine Hondell—32. 42. 142, 146 Roelene Harris—41 Par Harrison—41 lorry Hart—42 Jeonno Haugen—42. 127 Steve Hozen—186, 188 Terry Hee—42. 120. 124 Don Hem—42, 138 Barbara Herring—42 Don Hicks—113 Ron Hicks—43. 142 Marilyn Hieberl—42. 146 Maria Hiertner—4, 5, 36, 43 Betty High—43 Vivian Hinomin—43 Sharon Hobson—43 Carolyn Holbert—43, 131 Don Holton—176. 178 Dorothy Hosier—43. 44, 126. 143. 144, 146. 193 Brenda Howard—44, 193. 195 Charles Howard—43 Lillian Hubkey—44 Joe Huckafcy—44 Judy Huift—42. 44. 136. 137. 150, 151, 153. 157, 159, 192 Bob Hume —44 Jim Idlemon—40, 44, 36, 59, 137. 157. 169. 172, 173, 186. 30 Rorence Jenkins—44 Joyce Jenne—42. 43, 44, 116, 118, 121, 125, 127, 193 Ken Jeremiah—44, 120 Mary Johns—44, 192 Jean Johnson—44 Richard Johnson—44 Ed Johnston—44 David Jones—44 Judy Jones—44. 120. 121, 192, 193 Par Jones—44. 120 Otto Kaiser—44 Alice Keathly—44 Eugene Konison—44 Moryanne Keene—44 Wayne Kime—44. 169. 42, 120, SENIOR INDEX 126. 134. 58. 186. 188 Jan Killion—44 Bill King—44 Judy Kirkhom—45 Mary Kirkland—45 John Kliewer—44 Georgo Knipping—45 Nancy Kounce—45 Dick Krober—45. 50. 58. 116. 117. 118, 120. 144, 146. 189 Carolyn Kylo 45. 143 Genet Kyle—45 Herbert Ladd—45 Darrell lafferty—45 Allen Lamb—45 Jonas lamb—45 Carol Lamy—123 Nada LaPosso DeMarcos—45, 124 Audrey lone—45 Jeanne Lawson—40, 45 Kenny Lawson—40, 45 Ronnie Levis—45 Jeon Lewis—45 Kenny Lewis—31, 45. 58. 130 Carol liebert—42. 45. 120, 123, 126. 193, 128. 51. 30 Tom Lile—45. 59. 114, 116, 118, 120, 134, 138, 176, 178, 180 Dennis ling—45 Claudia lirussi—31. 42. 45, 58. 192, 193, 195, 30 Norman little—45 Mablo MacGibbon—45 Linda Maddox—46 Kathleen Majors—46. 127, 193 Sharon Mollyon—46 John Mondroiss—46 Mark Morkouff—46 Steve Morvin—46. 116, 118, 120. 126. 146, 176, 178, 189 Colette Mosk—46 Fronk Mossey—46 Margaret Masters—46 Karen Moudlin—46 Sue McBride—46 Doug McColeb—46 Ray McCormick—45, 130 Jim McGechie—46 Margaret McGowon—46, 126, 193, 128 Jock McLaughlin—46, 134, 169, 186. 189 Bob McMullen—46 Barbara Me I horn—47, 146 Susan Meline—42, 47, 50, 115, 116, 118, 126, 136, 137, 148, 149. 156, 157. 193, 194 Marilyn Mendenhall—47, 193 loretto Merrill—47, 193 Barry Miller—47 Fred Miller—170, 186 Jerry Miller—47 Don Mirioni— 7, 120. 146 Bonnie Modrell—47, 193 lily Mollinet—«7, 143, 193 James Moon—47 Corol Morsefield—47. 126, 146, 193 Pot Morton—47, 126, 193 Diane Mulford—42, 48. 127, 193, 194 Louise Munch—48, 127 Mary Murray—48 Virginia Murren—48 Joyce Gant Musick—48 Bob Navarret—47 Helen Nicklos—127. 146, 193 Betty N ven—42. 48. 120, 193 Dave Nollan—47 Joanne Nunn—48 Jim O'Brien—47 Carol O'Connor—48, 193 Porfirio Ogas—47 Wayne Oliver—48 Dennis Oster—187 Richard Ostergard—48 Joyce Poesono—48. 193 Steve Poyne—48 Barbara Payne—48 Roger Pearson—48 Jacklyn Pechumer—49 Bob Pengilley—49 John Penrod—48 Jock Persinger—48, 129 Beverly Phillips—49 Albert Pikul—48 Andrew Pilmonis—40, 48, 120, 30 Richard Plamowski—49 Randall Pollei—49 Janice Porter—49, 193 Rosalin Prevedello—49, 131 Leslie Prickett—49 David Proctor—49 Perry Putos—49, 170 Jerilyn Purcell—49, 119, 138, 146. 193 Mollie Puterbaugh—42, 49, 121. 123, 126, 136, 193, 195 Karen Ragsdill—37, 42. 49, 119, 126, 136, 192, 193, 195 Carol Roko—32. 43. 49, 59, 116, 118, 120, 121, 123, 129, 136, 152, 153, 159, 162, 192, 195 Lorraine Ralphs—49 Linda Rowlings—50, 123, 193 Bernice Reiter—50, 193 Beverly Reynolds—50 Barbara Richards—50, 126, 146 Judith Roach—50 Glenda Robertson—42, 51. 120, 121, 126, 193 Jim Robison—49 Darlene Rowlette—49 Steve Rumpf—31. 50. 116, 121, 130, 30 Karen Rup—51 Karen Russo—51 Nancy Ryan—51 Clarence Sockets—50 Shirley Sain—51 Johnny Sokaguchi—50, 120 Gene Sanders—50 Michael Santino—50 Michael Scolzi—50 Linda Schuetz—51 Marie Schwandt—52, 131 Jack See—50, 137, 157, 170, 178 William Sevedge—51 Gerald Shannon—51,189 Beverly Show—52 Dorothy Shirley—52 Lloyd Siots—51 Darryl Simpson—143. 146 Evelyn Sims—52. 131 David Smelser—51 Cynthio Smith—52 Robert Smith—51. 146 Roberta Smith—53 Carolyn Sporks—53. 193 Barbara Stedhom—53 Jimmy Steinert—51. 170 Kay Stephens—53, 120 John Stewart—52 Ann Stivers—53, 143, 146 Ronald Stout—52 Vicky Satterfield—54 Douglas Sutton—52. 188 Randall Swenson—52 John Sylvies—53, 170 Jo Talking ton—54 John Taylor—33, 53 Nancy Teters—42, 43, 51,54, 116, 118. 120, 121. 127, 129, 131. 163. 193. 195 Ernest Thomas Jr.—53, 143, 146 Pot Thomas—54 Phronsie Thompson—55 Betty Thompson—54 Diane Thomson—55, 115, 116, 117, 118, 126, 192. 193 Helen Time—54 Thomos Tillotson—53 lenore Unger—55, 100, 126, 192, 193. 195 Kerry Upshaw—53, 184 Don Vaughn—54 Dole Verner—54, 128 Geno Villalbo—54 Beverly Wode—42. 55. 116, 118, 127, 136, 139. 148, 149, 159, 192, 193, 194 James Walker—54 Barrie Wall—54 Potsy Wallin—55 Linda Word—44, 193 Jim Watts—54 Jerry Webb—54, 180, 30 Pat Webb—55 Suzy Weir— 0, 42, 43. 50. 59, 116, 118, 122. 126, 129, 163, 192, 193 Linda Welch—55, 58 Potsy Wemple—55, 146 Betsy West—55 Paul White—54 Lucille Whitehead—55 Mike W.ble—54 Jerry W.lley—55 Barbaro Williams—55 Mary Wilson—31, 42. 56. 154, 193 Pot Winder� —56 Judy Wirt—56. 121, 142. 143 Diane Wisken—56, 120, 193 Bonnie Wolf—56, 146 Margaret Zehosky—56 198 AUTOGRAPHS 199 AUTOGRAPHS 200 Ojnolhrr 7 {J. creation C-' 'f s'