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Now, we are engrossed with plans and hope for regeneration. We are in the midst of establishing a new situation with the same traditions and spirit that existed before. We know now that our per- severence was not useless. Today we have one of the most beautiful campuses in the state of Cali- fornia and the students as well as administration and faculty can indeed be proud. 3 As TEACHER and COUNSELOR, that extra mile' os LEADER, you made following worthwhile.- as FRIEND, the cheerfulness and rcody smile things we shall remember. To you, Mr. Loewcn, we dedicate the YUCCA of I960. these w Mr. Loewen, born in Olsen, North Dakota, has been a teacher at A.V. for the past eight years. Prior to this he resided in Salem, Oregon, where he attended the Bachelor Willamette University and received his Master's Degree. Abe enjoys council psychology, but his first love is teaching. His favorite delicacy is chicken and his hobby is swimming. Last, but not least, his pet peeve is students talking in class, yet his friendship and hospitality have been warm and vibrant. It is with heartfelt gratitude and sincere prayers for continued success that we dedicate this 1960 Yucca to you, Mr. Abe A. Loewen. A FRIEND — On the side of IE Of rfs of od As TEACHER and COUN presented with the daily I 5 A LEADER_____ He gucdes the students on to pathways of knowledge. 1 u D What effect will the future have upon our ability to col- lect and plant our thoughts for the improvement of our- selves and our surroundings. Now as our farthest ad- vanced thoughts gather together, we find ourselves pulling away from security of adult protection and fitting ourselves into adult society. What we do with ourselves now and what offerings we make w ill be our contribu- tion to the human race. to assure the future of the development of individuals to advance and carry on our human existence. We are at the point of realizing that a supreme execu- tive has been established to direct us in a way so that, through the progression of our knowledge, we will give guidance to our successors. Being dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, our faculty, having achieved the education of becoming in- structors, have bestowed freely upon us their acquired knowledge and skill. We have been made aware by information, experience, and enthusiasm the significance of adequate knowledge to meet the problems of the future. 9 Our early lives have been outlined and closer to assure the future of the development of individuals to advance and carry on our human existence. We are at the point of realizing that a supreme execu- tive has been established to direct us in a way so that, through the progression of our knowledge, we will give guidance to our successors. Being dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, our faculty, having achieved the education of becoming in- structors, have bestowed freely upon us their acquired knowledge and skill. We have been made aware by information, experience, and enthusiasm the significance of adequate knowledge to meet the problems of the future. 9 Our administrators' management and fine leadership have directed the improvement of our school district. With many intangible problems to work out. Dr. Knapp, District Superintendent, and the other administrators have spent never ending hours solving them for the bet- tering of our district. Our district administrators have put forth hard efforts to give our school the added ounce of push it needed to see us through the year. CHARLES M. PARKER Assistant Superintendent Educational Services ALBERT I. LoBUONO Assistant Superintendent Business Services JAMES DALEY Administrative Assistant Communication Relations DR ROY A. KNAPP District Superintendent 10 W. J SINCLAIR Managing the business transactions of our school dis- trict this year was the cble and efficient Board of Trus- tees. The most perplexing problem facing the Board was to fit the many school needs and activities into a tight and limited budget. Under the expert leadership of the president, Mr. McNamee, the Board has solved this and other problems with efficiency. Working long hours with little recognition, it is time we thank the Board of Trustees for their help in the function of our school. GUS P. ELIOPULOS ROY J. SIMI GEORGE F. McNAMEE President I u nuu i iuh ALDEN 8. CARPER Clerk 1 1 Among the many new faces on campus this year was our principal. Dr. Zeitlin. Dur- ing the past nine months Dr. Zeitlin has proven his capability in operating our school. He alone does not deserve all the credit since it took the co-opera- tion and aid of the other ad- ministrators in helping him to succeed. The tireless, hard work- ing administrators deserve our thanks and appreciation. As a smooth working team, our ad- ministrators can close the door on another successful year. DR. HERBERT ZEITLIN Principal O A RS. WILHEIMINA ADAMS Assistant Principal Curriculum and Instruction MISS EVELYN EPICSON Supervisor of Instruction and Research MR. ERNEST TOSl Assistant Principal Student Activities MR. SID HARRINGTON Assistant Principal Student Services MR. EARL RITTENHOUSE Director of Student Business Activities 12 i J MR. JAMES CHURCHILL Supervisor of ArVendonce and Child Welfare MR. RANDALL FRANK Dean of Students MR. ROBERT OWENS Assistant Supervisor of Attendance ond Child Welfare Our hard working counselors arc Miss Josophine Don. Mrs. Greta Baldwin; behind them. Mr. Dovid Brunberg. Miss Evelyn Erieson, and Mr. Charles Fisher. Always ready and willing to help the students to their fullest extent are the tireless counselors. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Lundak, the counselors have spent endless hours working for the benefit of the stu- dents. Faced with vocational as well I as personal problems, the students have found the counselors a neces- sity in school life. We wish to ex- press our appreciation to Mr. Lundak and the counselors working with him for their efforts in our behalf. MR. ROBERT LUNDAK Director of Guidance ond Counseling 13 Left to right: A llic John, Floro Foy Wolf, Beo Riley, lorein Denny. Row 1, left to right: Helen Donlon. Mono Albright. Billio Mottice, Noncy Barton, Mildred Seaton. Row 2: Helen Dimpfl. Fern Sticrs, Dorothy Ponton, Olo Bradford. The school nurse is Mrs. Geneva Mungov- an. Mrs. Phyllis Curiis, health office secretary, is standing. Left to Right: Veldo Potter. Virginia Zarana. Helen Gant, Modelyn Feagin. Louise Campbell. Row 1, Left to nght: Venita Terre- Betty Smith, Nanalee Kingsburg. Marcdene Penclley. Thelma Johnson. Row 2: Mary Arnold. Dor s Iverson. Al- vena Barnes, Mildred Evons. Pat Autery. Sybil Purcell. 14 left to right. Row 1: Roy Stephenson. Head Night Custodian, cloyd Babler, Zachoria Booth, Karl Bradley. Herman Powers, Daniel Mosterson, Clar- ence Dingmon. Anno Obee Row 2: Wayne Seis- love, Mugnus Rongucd. Lawrence Pice, Lewis Adams, Robert Soto, Roger Sanderson, William Wade. Left to nght. Row 1: Roland Blanco, School Head of Operation and Maintenance, Vaden Bloomquist, Guy Higgs, Leonard Higgins Row 2: John Surritte, Jasper Baskins. Marvin Keene. Neely Ringgold. left to right. Row 1: Dove 8idwell, Danny Dovis, Harvey Collins, Tommy Tryer, Dave Beadsley, Morion Thompson, Tommy Clark, John Perez Row 2: Jim Brockus, Bill Tensfeld, Freddy Hann, Dick Munger, Jim Turner. Dave Huston, Bill Hart, Bob Austin. J Left to right. Row 1: Vera Huckaby, lelo Crall, manager, Barbara Nix, Virginia Gemmill, Thelma Mae Crompton, Gertrude Aubuchon. Adoloh Mae Wright, Edna Font, Edna Philhas Row 2: Lena Moe Froze. Laura Wade, Ada Morgucrito Acker, Lula Puckett. OAVID BRUNBERG Audio Visuols VERNON CONRAD Social Science WILLIAM BALLARD Music CAROL BELL Girls' P.E. JANIS BLAND Girls' P.E. JAMES E. BORT Agriculture Taking time out for coffee and the latest news arc Mr. Jeffries, Mr. Fisher. Mr. McPherson, Mr Ballard, Mr. Summers, and Mr. Chang. HARRY CHANG Social Science NORMAN CLARK Business Commercial MARY ASHER Language Arts WILLIAM BADLAND Industrial Arts THOMAS CRAWSHAW longuagc Arts JOHN DINUBILO Science Over the years the students have learned from the teach- ers and teachers have learned from the students. This is a fact that makes our faculty outstanding. The ex- perienced and invaluable teachers have come to under- stand the problems facing high school students. They have given the students knowledge, leadership, and friendship that go into the building of a firm foundation for the student's future. To each and every teacher on the faculty we wish to express our appreciation for his continual work in our benefit. Working hand in hand, the administrators and faculty have combined their efforts in making 1959-60 one of the best years A.V. has experienced. WYllE DAY Agriculture LINDE EDI longuoge Arts WILLIAM FELLERS Business Commercial CHARLES FISHER Sociol Science January 29, 1960 wos the evening of the dedication of our new and beautiful Wallace Ward Building. CRAIG GILLESPIE Science ROSEMARY GILLINGHAM Home Economics FORREST GIBBS WILLIAM GALLIHER language Arts Agriculture ORSON HlCKEN Mathematici FRED JEFFRIES Social Science JAMES HOLLAND Mathematici LOUIE HART Induitfiol Arti 18 GERALD KORSHAK Mothcmotics ELIZABETH LORBEER Librory Science muriei McDaniel language Arts GWYNNE LINE Language Arts j. k. McPherson Science KENNETH MARSHALL Health marianne McCarthy Language Art STEPHEN MARGARITIS Social Science KENNETH O DOUGHERTY Language Am JOHN O'CONNER Mathematics 19 MARJORIE RUSSELL Home Economics LEWIS SHOEMAKER Boys’ P.E. FABIO RAMIREZ language Aits CARL SUZMAN Science MARGARET SANDERS Business Commercial MEIFERD SADDLER Science WILLIAM SEARGEANT Agriculture ROBERT THOMAS Social Science GWYNETH THOMPSON Business Commercial EVERETT THURSTON Science GEORGE TURCOTT Science PETER TYM Mathematics EDITH THORNGATE Mothemotics STEVEN ULLBERG Social Science HERMIONE VAUGHAN Music HOMER WRIGHT Industrial Arts WILLIAM WATSON Industrial Arts Mrs. Leah Louise Forsman, in her few short months on our campus, came to be a friend to all who knew her. Always seen with a continuous smile and a happy greeting, Mrs. Forsman's radiant personality reflected among the students at A.V. In her few weeks with us, she proved herself as a lead- er and friend as well as a teacher, and all who knew her remember her more as a friend than as a teacher. 21 Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress, no crime can destroy, no enemy can alienate, no despotism can enslave. At home a friend, abroad an introduction; in solitude a solace, and in society an ornament. It chasens vice, it guides virtue t gives, at once, grace and government to genius. Without it what is man? A spelndid slave, a reasoning savage. Joseph Addison BILI ACHATZ HZ ANGLIN JERRY APPERSON JUDY ANDERSON PAT ATWOOD MARJORIE BALDWIN JOHN ASTON VICKIE BALDWIN RUSTY ATHIS RON AYRES PATRICIA BAINES FRANK A2ZARITI NETTIE BERGMAN GORDON BARRETT DICK AVRIL CHRIS BARDEN BEVERLY BARTON JAMES BAKER RON BABCOCK DIANE BAZE LINDA BAXTER CHUCK BARNES CAROL BOBICH MARILYN BOX NORMAN BATEMAN JERRY BAUTISTA ALBERTA BROWN PAM BUNYARD CAROLYN CANNON Q 0 ELMER BPICKER JUDY BUNTEN GARY BUCKNER 8URT0N JOHN CLARA CASEY RICHARD CHAVEZ JANICE CLARK JAMES CARTMILL SHARON CARD STEVE CARLSON SUSAN CHADWICK PAT CHESSER DENNIS CHEEVER NANCY CARDER BILL CHANDLER SANDY CISSELL BOB CLEARE 30 DWIGHT CLARK LINDA CLARK I MARTHA CLUTTER i LINDA COLTZAU JOHN CONLEY VIRGINIA CLARK KEITH CURTIS NANCY CONNER BARBARA CLEMENTS BOYD COOPER JANET COLLINS DENNIS DARROW 31 PRISCILLA COON HAROLD DAVIS ELEANOR CRAWFORD ROBERT DEL GROSSO RICHARD DEMMELMAIER Proudly displaying then Congo Red Senior Sweoters and Charcoal Grey Jackets ore. from left to right, Sharon Rodcsill. Rose Dcndmger. and Julie Pressgrove Second row: Ronnie Yates and Dave Rumpf. PAT DAMRELL MARY DALTON LARRY DICKENSON These Seniors ore reloxing on the new Senior lawn discussing world shattering problems—or is it the coming gymnastic meet? MARILOU DODSON BILL FADKE DIANA DOREY JOHN FIEGIE TOM FEE JONETTE DAITON RON FORBES JOAN DOSTER DIANE DRAPER ALVIN FISCHER SHIRLEY DUNBAR JERRY FREEMAN TERRY FOX 34 PATRICIA DRUMM LEONARD FRYE CAROLINE SHIPLEY DUNN PEGGY EDWARDS DON GUNN BETTY EMRY JAMES GULBRAf SON LEON GUINN DELORES ESTRELLA BRENDA EVANS ALAN GUINN MIKE GRIMES HELEN EIRTLE TOM GALE BARBARA FISCHEL ALICE FETRIDGE RON GRAHAM 35 Richard Demmclmoicr, Senior Class President of second semester, conducts one of the many Senior meetings. KAREN FLEMING tivities. It was followed by Senior Day at Disneyland on June 3rd, and Baccalaureate in the Boys' Gym on June 5th. Com- mencement was held at Mays Field on June 10th at 8 o'clock and following this was the Senior Party at the Elks Lodge. To our senior officers, our senior senate and our senior advisor, Mr. Charles Fisher, we say, ''Thank you for making our senior activities memorable ones.” DARLENE FOX RONNIE GILDER MARY FRANDSEN JOHN GOODMAN Row t. Left � o right: Borboro Fichel, Corol Dobbins. Pot Hieke. Roejeon Newell, Diono Dorey, Chri� McAdom, tindo LoBoono. Row 2: Noncy Carder, Shoron Wilvon, Penny Bunyard. 8rcndn Evans, Jeon Hudson, Elaine Pylos, Rose Dendmger, Sue Staples. Joellen Peak. Row 3- Shirley Rake, Jerry Youngblood, Micki Lewis, Pat Pennell, Pat Hoover, Barbara McDonald. Row 4 Dick Avril, Gary Potter, Bob Roe. Terry Fox, Jock Tittman. Richard Demmclmaier, Gory Smith, Tom Stonlcy, Larry McKibbon, Alvin Fischer, Scott McDonald. MICHAEL HALL TED HOLLOWAY Composed of a representative from every Civics class, the Senior Senate assisted our class officers in planning and carrying out our many senior activities. On November 20, we sponsored the traditional Homecoming. Included in the Days' activities was a noon dance; an assembly, featuring the Omens '; the football game with Santa Barbara; and the Alumni Dance. On May 27th, during the first two periods the Awards Assembly was held. This was the first of our many end of the year ac- BARBARA GElSER DON HUMPHREYS GERTRUDE GEIER DOVER HALSEY BARBARA GIBSON CHUCK HARPER KATHRYN GRAY CAROLYN GRIFFIN BRUCE HEGWOOD SHARON HOLLIS KEN HOTTON LORETTA GRIFFIN 1 NANCY GUTHRIE CURT HEMPSTEAD CHUCK HECKOR JUDY HALL CORAL HOLLEY BARBARA HANDELl 38 CAROLYN HAMMOND HARRY HUBER LINDA HARRIS JACKIE JONES PAT HEIKE JACK KIRKPATRICK CHARLENE HINMAN BOB KURTZ SHARNA HIGGINS 39 JOYCE HITCHCOCK RON LANGE ARLENE HOFFMAN JOHN LACY JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH KEN LAIDLAW VIOLA HOLMAN SHARON HOLMES DAVE LEONARD PAT HOOVER JERRY LENHARDT V JEAN HUDSON CARI LUMBAS MARY JACKSON SUE HUNTER PETE LOVIO ROBERT IUNDAK NANCY JENKINS ELAINE JOHNSON JIM LUTZ LINDA JOHNSON RANDY LUTZ BETTY KIOUDA RAY MAULDIN SCOTT MacDONAlD SUZANNE KOCH STEPHANIE LANE DONNA LONG DOUGLAS MOON HELEN LONG JANET LONG BONNIE LOUGH ED MURPHY OLIN DERRICK BARBARA McNAIR DOUG OLIVER janet McKinney KATHY MAPES GENE OISON DIANE MASHEK DENNIS OMEROD ERSKIN PAINTER WILMA MARTIN DAN PEARSON CHARLENE McLAREN CHRIS Me A DAM RICHARD PENROD PAT McKIBBIN JON PETERSON On the evening of June 10th, as we, the Senior Class of 1960 receive our diplomas in the traditional ceremonies on Mays Field, many treasured memories come to mind. Friendships we have made, good ones, the kind that last forever, pass in review recalling the old aspirations. It seems only yesterday that we were timid, uncertain fresh- men looking upon the seniors with awe and wonder. As sophomores we began settling down and earnestly thinking BOB PETERSON KAREN MOHLING MARGARET MEllGREN RALPH PIPKIN KIRBY PICKUS NANCY MILLIGAN SAM PICTURE SANDI MOINE t GEORGIANA MOISEVE GARY POTTER BARBARA MOONEYHAM EDWARD QUATRE about our future, and as juniors we suddenly realized that next year we would be on top. In our first weeks as seniors, we acquired a new sense of responsibility, realizing that now the underclassmen looked up to us to set the examples. We enjoyed the privilege of being the first graduating class on the beautiful new campus. A little of each of us died as Central Hall was being torn down but now we are proud of the modernistic new building that stands in its place. DENNIS RAINWATER MARTHA MOORE I NANCY MOORE JOHN REESE FRED RENFROE MARY NELSON JEAN NASH DAVE REHMANN LARRY REPLOGLE RAEJEAN NEWELL JUDY NICHOLAS WALT ROCKFORD JULIAN RICE CAROL NYGAARD RITA PATTERSON NATHEN ROBESON ELEANOR PATZ DAVE RUMPF PAT PENNELL MIKE RUSSELL LAUREE PIERCE R08ERT RUSSELL PAULINE PIERCE SEE JOE RUSSO WALLY SALAZAR GLORIA PINE JERRY SASSE SHELLEY HENDERSON POlEl CORINA PREVEDEllO ED SHIPLEY GARY SMITH ROGER SCHARF BARBARA PROCTOR ELAINE PULOS DAVE SETT AAN DORIS RATHBUN LORRIE ROGERS LINDA REEDY ELMER SMOOGEN TOM STANLEY SHIRLEY RAKE MARLIN SPEIDEL CAROL ROPER DARLENE R08INETTE LARRY STRICKLAND ROSE MARIE JESSEE VERNON TAYLOR Foreign exchange siudenr this year was Francoisc Thibaull from France LARRY TAYLOR ELAINE ROMITO JIM THOMPSON CAROL RUSSO BOBBY THOMPSON ELNA SEAVEY 8111 TROTTER LARRY TUTON FRAN SHANNON DORTHEA SHANNON RONALD TUCKER BILL VAN DOREN DIANA SHARP MARILYN SHERLOCK DON VLIET Chosen to receive the honored D.A.R, a word wa Joellen Peak JOHNNY VENTURINI RUTH SHIELDS BARBARA SMITH JOHN WILLIAMS SUSAN SMYTH DON WORDEN LINDA SHULS GENE WALLACE GLENDA SMITH SANDY WEISE EDDA SPIELMAN BILL WIRCH ELNA SKOV DICK WHEATON JEANNETTE SPOOL PAT SPRAGNO WAYNE WILLIAMS SUZANNE STAPLES DENNIS WESTERLIN DORA STEPHENS NEAL WALKER RITA STEVENS BOB WINCHESTER NORMA SYLVIES KAREN SWEGER SALLY STOCKMAN ANDY WAMSLEY MARY TARR KELLY WILKERSON FRANCOISE THI8AULT DON WOLF CHUCK YETTER LINDA THORNGATE SHEILA THOMPSON LONNIE YOUNGHANZ LINDA TICE PAUL ZAFERIS MARY UDSETH FREYA VAN NO Y JANET WIENER JUDY WITT PAT WILLIAMSON SHARON WILSON DARCY WILSON CAROL WILHELM I WANDA WHITE 1 MOLLY WHITENER KATHY WYANT JERRI YOUNGBLOOD Vfl (kaO (n$ dbqjftsafls 0 dkffl and osaza. Ufa m k(Jh aos Od £fe kxm £a jzaaa Z£iGjCGaE 5S3 8? osebmdb m$ ssatlt fit? feM go? to fifit? sfifie g [f s2t fifieG $ 0 asM (tttmgb M «zfifcp afl M Mkas ®0 dkaJh, i] 2 ffi )m? 2® « Gfi QZtPS 6 «22 ZCi 6l £ q 6C CS2 ta pxqim%[! d Odtfh (k$m cm tfoM fjw scm $ m � aaaaj e Jto maimti afyltMMbafy Siwdty gMms audi mcay MO flddm orndO (£ i$q cay $j ? aafi ij widdisd} (toeiOsSmmc MfiMisy ssDo •« � 7 fijmtllTcsid tjihv-lsliJI[tiaf :w Golly. Pom, you should hove been on our football team. Pom loeb and Mike Morton, playing a swingin' game of tennis K m Hu Members of the senior closs really hamming it up during lunch. At a senior meeting Or Zeitlin discusses the impending graduation. AVite Indians, giving heap big cheer at the Homecoming Assembly fl [ [ I (I Colonel Thomos' ond Mr. Loewen's classes meet for a guest speaker. JJiiUJiSsI ruSSCU Mills JOEllENJPEAKj A AM RE 11« J.APRY McKIBBON JULIE' IOVIO I’NIc IOUGH RICHARD YEDID c CEOf C I _ . 5 VJEfhT $ Ht ft l - Ort� S iA 2. 3 CL R MU DA) - MOkT LCoLe 5, S'fictlS yooft die rC-G.j ‘Tc V v i £ Scme 7 i PtoPui fZ T$A ip L-t( r w£ocrGS. t En u t o Frn z n T - Jvv vT s C,rtT,L ($CM{Z 7- VxCS' Fbi S.O t A� 5 OFTg V S CN } $ A ctl A A nC a$ T i f. . fiESZft.Ca ey fo-o ScAt'sne . Och ZUG.r Uft7 CrfiFfS. N S w£ aF rnKes (kY.cEEe.tfT c j n- • FL i Or E f?e fK. f i f o vo - 'A GrrfASS. 64 Jim i u 11 l j - 'A? -SWk. - r _ v U. sa -ifcfLa.. '- s£ T 0 0 - yy JL- - 'j C . u zr x _- z-c c cJ J J M CA-A a C cX_x-i( ' 'w-------------- A •3 y a_ Xj rvx- o- xx' f ___ §WT IJw c L c lZCF_ $ Cjtjf 'O - 7 l -t ) I—'OC' - - £ £ -' r — . T ' i7'C-J ZyQ y,; C l 'C- C—d 2 C £7x— (o o 65 KATHY BROWN Reporter isf. mm OfflCtRS The Junior Class began the year by electing first semester officers and organizing their Senate. One senator and alternate were chosen from each of the American History classes. They served as representatives of their class for the entire year. Jimmy Cox, first semester President, ably led both the Senate and his class. Mae Cruz served as his ' right-hand man in the position of Vice-President, while Ann Barton handled the finances. Trudy Schuman kept a record of the activities of the Senate for our own use, while Kathy Brown reported our progress to the class. u 66 JIMMY COX President JIMMY COX Vice President H StISItR OfFICEflS New officers were elected to take over the ad- ministrative duties of the Junior Senate for the second semester. John Brownwood took over the head spot as President, while Jimmy Cox, former president, moved down to the Vice-Presi- dency. Together they really swung the Senate into action. Since most of the activities that were planned during the first semester were scheduled for the second semester, the Junior Class was quite busy during the last half of the year. Trudy Schuman continued as Secretary, while Shirley Newman was elected as Treasurer, and Gailand Burdette took over as Reporter. 67 JOHN BROWNWOOD President 1 J _ Tom Andrews Vicki Anderson Dole Baker All the Junior senators wore their 'Dogooteh' outfits the doy of the Sado Howkms dance Jim Baker Lorraine Barstow Phil Baird Sandro Baines June Atkin Jim Borth Tom Baumgardner Ann Barton Cothrine Barstow Ron Bcckemcycr Morianne Batchelor 68 D Roger Bcllefcuillc Lillian Borns Norman Bender Gwen Beckmeycr Boyd Bennett Kathy Behnke and John Brownwood. Ann Benson Gayle Benson Ellery Biathrow Vicky Bergman Horold Bloemendaal Carole Beyer Ron Boatman Cathy Billitte John Boos 69 George Bonhomme Rose Bishop David Bossuetf Linda Bloe lorry Braden Helen Bradner Fred Brown As the year comes to a close, we Juniors should stop • moment to look back on it. It has been a busy, but ver wonderful year. With the status of upperclassmen comes many responsibilities, as well as privileges. W are now at that station of life which forces a sense o consciousness and reality upon us. We start to conside what lies ahead, and begin to make plans and dream; Although we have our heads in the clouds, our feet ar planted firmly on the ground. As the fall semester gc underway, our senate and officers were elected, an plans were made for the first Junior-sponsored ever of the year. This was the victory dance after the Oxnar football game. The cafeteria was packed but we hel to the theory the more the merrier, and everyon had a fabulous time. A little later we originated the fir; Talent Assembly, which was a contribution of our class t the entire student body. Since it was such a huge succes it was decided to establish the assembly as a traditio at A.V. February 14th came and we undertook the ar nual Junior project of of operating a Valentine telegrar 70 John Brownwood service. The messengers, identified by outfits of red and white and with a large red heart as a badge, de- livered the telegrams along with chocolate candy kisses to sweethearts all over the campus. On St. Patrick's Day we held an always popular and profitable Sucker Sale. The money realized was put towards the Prom. The Sadie Hawkins Dance is another annual Junior proj- ect. The Senators wore their crazy outfits during the day to advertise the dance. All the girls looked for short boys to take since v e had to pay by their height. On Junior Day, April 29th, we had an assembly in which some of our talented Juniors performed. The year cul- minated with the biggest event yet; the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme v as Orientale. As the couples drifted by the Moongate and then past the gold Buddah they were transported to the Far East for an evening filled Oriental flavor. The Juniors have had much to be proud of during this year, and we are looking forward with anticipation to being Seniors. Johnny Budd Carole 8urgess Janice Collis John Chambers Jeanette Browning if Jim Borkey Sara Carlson Jomes Cantwell 71 Dorothy Chamber Gory Clemen Koy Marie Cole Potrick Childress Dickie Claude Bennie Clay Paulette Chriitenson Roberta Coates Jimmy Clover Here is a typical American History doss. See how interested they ore? Pat Cook Roy Colescott Alvin Cook Ruth Conklin Richard Cooper Janice Counts Mac Cruz Marsha Clork V ' Bonnie Clifton Corolyn Colton Honold Coan Dora Cordcs Gayland Cox Carolyn Curnutt Tom Dordis Sherry Denton Randolph DeV ees Down Dobbins Duoine Dittman Volenrine telegrams are a hassle but they sure are fun. Pot DuFrenc Suzy Duce Virginia Curtis Hershcl Dovis Shane Denton Judy Dickerson Marylou Downs John Dodsworth Lawrence Duffy Koren Erstad Dove Durham Sharon Farris Michael Dykman Bonnie Fearn linn Elliott Glenda Flue Anita Durham Roger Epley Buddy Evans Robin Fitzgerald Wanda Fuller Bill Forbis Rita Freeman 7 4 Irvin Fowler Horatio Freudenbcrg Jock Fowler Sondi Former Jimmy Fragemon Judy Ferrell Roberto Garnfro Bill Gaechter ed Gemmill Kathy Gorringer Burneii Gipion Joyce Gemmill William Glennon Helen Gilbertson Anne Giraud Sidney Gonzalez Janet Grove Thomas Gore Ginger Gregg Frank Granicy Morcio Greenlee Richard Gridler Connie Grier Ronald Gruey Judy Grieco Richard Gravel Toby Gwynn Sue Grimmer 75 Marilyn Griffith Ralph Hair Joyce Gardner Norman Handley 76 Carol Harman Jim Harris Susan Harvey John Hawes Sharon Hennessy Henry Herrera Jerry Harris Arlene Harper Dennis Harville Adclc Hcinkc Bill Heridcr Bonnie Harmon Jeffrey Harry Shelda Hostie Robert Helmes Judy Hendrix Keith Hervey lyn Hill Jim Hoffmon Vicki Hopper Karen Hocnes Sreve Holmei Jerrald Holt Barbara Hughes 8ill Howell Tim Huber Ardclia Hinojosa Sharon J. Hall Horold Holler Donna Hosier Tom Howell Norlotto Hunter Greg Huincr Jerry Hill 77 Joyce Hurley Melinda Hunter Kenneth Hymen Left to right. Row 1: A Barton. S Newman, P. Busk. M. Cruz, J. Stacey. C. Purkey, N. Curtin, C. 8urdette, V. Bergman. T. Schumon, M. Dyos. B. Packard. Row 2: I. Pock, J Logan. K 8rown, S. Tockett. S. Rhodes, A. See, D Wells, C. Meline. D. Smith, 0 Rasmussen, T. Gwynn, J. Lusagno Row 3: H BloomenduM. G. Bohmme. R Jinkm, R. Faina. 1 McColeb, M McLaughlin Kent Irwin Noel Jenkins Lee Jenne Penny Johnson Loretta Jessee . Rondy Jones Jody Keeling Bob Jorgenson Polly Keener Bob Kagarice Left to right. Row 1: Down Busche, Sherry Tackett, Trudy Schuman, Cherrill White, Deonna Wells, Roberto Mauldin, Jeanne Peorcy. Row 2: Sara Carlson, Joan Stocey, Suzy Ducc. Susan Seed, Ann Barton, Cheryl Meline, Louise Pock, Nancy Curtin. Sharon Hall, Dawn Dobbins. V Betty King Roy Lackey jm John Losogno Claudio lindley Larry lile Marcia Livingston 7- John Lindall Janet Logan Earl Logan Betsy Longman Don Lorach louisc lounsDury Kicnora soring Mike Mahoney Beverly Lamb Alice lamb Russell Majors W Charles Margaritis Mory McGee Trenton McColeb Diono MocPherson Robert McCracken Cheryl Mclinc Terry McDonald Mory Mclchione Don McHorg Jody Merrival Edward McIntyre Margaret Messing Susan Miller Bill Meyer Jo Ann Miles Gerald McLane Anita Miller Mike McLaughlin Sherry Miriani Harold Miller Virginia Mitchell Dale Mohn Doris Morscficld Jim Murrcn Shirley Paxton John Nelson Jeanne Pcarcy 4 Jomes Niswonger Jackie Plunkett Dennis Nucklcs Daryl Newton Judy Pennell We aren't really catty; we just like to talk. Ronald Page Sally Prcasmyer k Karen Newt son Lin Parker John Parnell Louise Pack 82 Carol Purkey Ronald Patterson Judi Recher Kenneth Potion Joonn Reeves Kenneth Peorcy Corolyn Riggs Rondy Pennington Linda Reith Sue Rcppcl Barry Peterson Betsy Reynolds Don Peterson Sharon Rhodes Jim Phy Julie Ponce Donna Richter The A.V. Daisy Maes' caught iheir lil Abners and dragged them to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Janice Perry Walter Plus lynette Russell 1 Mike Priieler Jane Safcaguchi Frank Purcell Ann Sanders Dick Putman I •% Mary Schmecr tee Rottman Dianne Schuster Willis Reed Sandy Scavo Sonya Schwakc Charles Reagan Trudy Schuman 8ill Rediger Anito See Kay Reosnor Curtis Reiter Karen Sheehan Jomes Reno Robert Reinogel Noncy Shimcr Borboro Shorf Sherwood Don Renshow Kothie Sieczkowski Rondy Retzkc Janet Simpson Gary Rice Richard Snyder Johnnie Simpson Pot Smith Bennett Rinaldi Lucille Slocum Ailccn Smith Terry Robertson °°ve Sain Twyla Smith Kathy Smith Don Rogers Jerry Sargent Betty Spade Maryloo Segale Cheryl Sparks Bill Sanford lorrie Spencer 85 Alan Savage Dan Seal Jim Sholund Dennis Smith Diane SosVe George Smith 86 Donno Sugimoto CLASS Sherry Tackett Judie Thompson Larry Sowers Roger Sticrs Peggy Stubblefield Morionn Sutter • V Jane Swim Royce Temple Tom Stumbough Helene Tedesco lono Thomas Robert Seiler Jim Stoudt Gary Sutton Phil Souther Grjjgg Snopp Carolyn Tibbets Dennis Sweet 87 Clarence Taylor Phil Terry Kathie Van Do sen Ena Van Heise Warren Thorngate Charlcen Worsoo 38 Jeon Wegner Lindo Wehloge Jerry Wollocc Sharon Whempncr Mable Whitciell John Wolker Mike Woliers Maxine Wiley Larry Warren Jody Wilfley Ross Welch Sue Seed Wilkcrson Dick Wells Ronnie Zito Sandy Zimmermonn 1 OKfflO o NCNCN NCN NCO Z1SU CIA, Second Semester Officers — Quoto Johnson, Sharon Kollor, Frances Vaughn, Ieoh Kim First Semester President ARLENE POLLOCK Sxond Semester President LINDA AUSTIN 94 BOARD OF CONTROL Left to ngM. Row 1: S. 6 Brown, K. Taylor. M. Schuler. M. Kinley. I. Kennedy, F. Vaughn, I. Kim, $. Kollor. Row 2: C. Burnett C. Baker. K. leaville. L. Hankins, L Austin. A Lane, S. Commons, A Pollock, J. Brie! Row 3: A. Gillian, B, Harvey. to ngv. Row I: Boiler I Adorns. C. Bradshaw. J. Buchberger, J Bos- V. Burke. R. Burbine, J Bickle. Row 2: J. Berry, R Bitrle. G. Bryanr. D. Berg. J. Beyer, M. Bren. G. Box, J. Barnes. R. Abercrombie Row 3 J Borteii. K. Bowers. R Baker, R. Brown. G. Abram. B. Atkin, L. Buckner, R. Bannister. R Ballantync. D. Anderson. left to right, Row 1: 0. Berger, C Bickmore. M. Behm, B. Browne, J. Burton, 0. Boblett, J. Brunk. J. Brunk, J. Boudreau. Row 2: S. Allen, F. Burns. J Atkinson, A. Azzariii. C Boli n. C. Bornes. J Bone. M. Brown. B Atkm Row 3: B Austin, I. Austin. B Brennon. J. Blanken- ship. J. Bourgeois. R. Anderson. J. Batenhorst. K. Anderson, J Briel. B Bellman left to right. Row I: I. Cruz, B Bryant, J Calhoun, J. Christenson, J. Cheek, W. Chandler, D. Craiq, C. G■■ Row 2 ■ Babcock. H. Coates, L. Christensen. T Blonchard. R. Beeson. £. Branch. J. Boden, M. Chappell Row 3: P Brinron I. H Clark, J 8rooks. D. Britt. K Bash, I Berglof. R. Curry, I Berry 95 left to ngHr. Row 1: C. Burnett, B. Bond, S. Barnes, B, Belcher, L. Campbell, C. Banse, I Brown, G. Baker Row 2: R. Bosh, M. Buede:, K Beaver. S Boiley. E Bohannon, S. Cummmgs, G. Burton, P. Burgess. D. Block.ard Row 3: I Brombly. J. Barrett, C. Butler, J, Brown. J Bosi, M Blanton, C Bokcr. C. Beal, W Barnard left to right. Row 1: P (.arisen, S. Drown, J. Docs, J. Duty, I. Dostcr, R Ducummon, B. Dornbuih, L. Davis. Row 2: J. Cook, J. Cul- verson, P. Corson, D. Corso. B. Chandley, M, Cole, J Clark. C. Daniels. D. Diaz Row 3: C. Clark, J. Charlesworth. G. Curtis, B. Clark, G. Combs. D Chodwick. R. Councilman, R. DeBolt. P Creamer, G. Crabtree. left ■: r g-- Row 1: G B CB. Carrbis. I Calkins, B. Carver, C. Creech. Row 2: M. Cole, B. Clark. J. Casey, C. Cco'«, M. Commi, 3 Coddmgton, C. Czajkowski. Row 3: P. Curnutt. S. Christenson, T. Cox, T Cornes. J. Chase. E. Camp. B. Co?t. J. Chereshk.off. J Constable. 96 Left to right. Row 1: I Durham. I. Demorse, I. DeMey, J. Fox. T. £•• h:k. G. Eckelbcrgcr. P Field. R. Distlcr Row 2: D. Froze. W. Fischer, R. Fredgren, R. Fleming. H Flo r. W. Ener. W. Ekimoto. Row 3: T. Friedlond. N. Erickson, T. Dougherty, M, Finley, B. Flemion, C- Flick, J. Campbell. J. Dorneal. B. Durrctt. D. Evans Left to right, Row 1 J. Delorenzo. C. DcFrcest. b. Corey, C. Delono. D. Dovu, K. Emrr, T. Estrella. J. Fetters, V. Ficken. Row 2: E Downs, N Elseo. D. Edwards, D. Fondren, D. Dor row. $. Commons. P. Ehart, P. Fisher. J. Derrick. Row 3: D. Dozier. C. Dey. D. Den- man, K. Evans. T. Dorlond. J. Clark. T. Davis. P. Elliott, I. Forsgren. Left to right. Row 1: E. Jensen, R. Humphrcyi. G. Harris, R. Girard, D. Gulbranson, R. Hamilton, B. Hoc--- Row 2: Granger. E. Golobay. R. Handley, P. Humphreys. K. Haney, L. Gams, A. Guillen. P. Godfrey, R. Deramo. Row 3: i Hch L. Hoffman. T Holloway. S. Hunt, B Hort, K. Hobgood, J. Hemme, J. Hollingsworth, S. Glasscock. J. Gray. 97 left io ngh� . Row 1 J Gorham, S Fir.-I S. Fulp. B Fletcher, C. Gibbons, I. Geiser, W. Horn',, I. Gookins, N. Hair. S. Hewiil Row 2: T Heilman. B Hulsizer, S. Horuell, S. Holderman, S Hiegel, B. Hays, P. Griffin, S. Hilber, K Green. Row 3: S. Haoyerink, D. Gee. R. Hunt. G. Homlm. B Hee. M Godde. 0. Hoirgrove. E. Hendrix. N. Hill. left to right. Row 1: P Kelley. M. Hulikey, K Johnson. K. Kloefkorn. R. Johnson. R, Hutchinson. G. Hatfield. 0. Junus, Row 2: K Kroll G Jones, P. Koken. J. H.lgendorf, E Jordan. E. Kirk, R Haryey, D. Justice. T Jones Row 3: V. Humphreys. R. Kuhn. R. Honson, R. Kim, R. King, W. Graham, J. Jordohl, M Hcnstra. 0. Johnson, J. Hadley. left to nghr. Row 1 • S. Kollar, G. Keortge. 0 K son. B. Jones. Q. Johnson C. Hellw.g V Krntzenstein, S, Hershey, S. Hopper. K. Hickman. Row 2: Herman. H. Harris. J. Jones Row 3: I Johnson, J. Kennedy, M. John- E. Klee. 98 Left to right. Row 1: J. LoBronch. A. lokehort. M. Lovell. R. Lindohl. E Lovio. F. lovio, H. Leyvo. F Lynch. Row 2: I lorock. M. lucck. J. Kellogg. D. Loffeity, R. Little, I Lqvonoway. B. Ladd, G. Linhort, R. Levis. Row 3: I. Miller, A. Morrell, W. Mooneyham, B. Moore. G. lounsbury, P Loggins, G. Lane. ,6. Morti. J. lions, R Long, Left to right. Row 1: M. Kmley, J Kelly, N Massey, J McFann. M. Keller, E LcDoux. I. Kennedy, $ Kent. S. Key Row 2: M. Minnick L. Kim, A Lane B lodd. K leovclle, I. Lawyer. N. lottrcll. $ Kinder. B. Meyei Row 3: B. Loomis, S. Kern. J Middleton, N. McCulley I Miller. N. Mitchell. M. Livingston, I Logon, L. Kaiser, A. Mersercnu left to right. Row 1: J. Mahollan, W. McDowel, F Mwmford, K. Moiscvc. I. Moyo, D. Minke. R Motes. K McCosh Row 2 vjsse. I. Mauldin. R. Matthews, M. Morby. J. Montgomery, R. McGill, M. Mooney. G. AcElroy. G. McQuaid Row 3: : R. Mott- feld F. Moish, C. Moish, T. Mish, G. Mills, H. Miller, R. Mocforlane, 0. Masters, A. Moyes. 99 0 left to nght. Row 1: J Mieger, M. .Matties, I. Navarret. K. Notion. B Maddox. K. Nyakkcn. N. Mocktal, S. Ostcrholt. K. McKibbon Row 2: C. McKoy. S. Mason, S. Maxwell. S. Notion, I. Maudlin, M Muratoml, J. Mooreman L. Mauldin, J. Martin. Row 3: J. McNeill, M Mendenhall D. McCollum, S. Mills. 0. Marlin, L. Maddox, M. Moss, P. Mauldin. V. McGinn. left to right. Row 1: l. P0ge. R. A .ller, D. Orrkfc, G. Owens, J. Oliver, S. Perez. G. Planchon. L. Palmer Row 2: 0. Mead, R. Reed, M Nimigoon, F. Pelftey. J Pr.doy, R. Putzf. A. Peters, G. Price, G. Pyron. Row 3: L. Pabst. B. Parker. 0. Nisley. J. Ogorchock. A. Oldc- rich, G Aodrell, M. Payne, D. Ovcsen, 0. Nunn, K. Owens. Left to right. Row 1: A Pr:1, p. P.isolo, C ?o . C. Pigg. J. Potterson. M. Porter. K. Owens, D. Rutledge. Row 2: M. Reca, B Pash P Poyne. M. Porter, L. Ralphs. P. Reynolds. C Overturf. A. Oliver. A. Reiter. Row 3: S. Rinehart, B. O'Sullivan, R. Pant. A. Pollock.' $ Poyson, J. Rodgers, S. Pike, A. Orth. S- Roberts, D. Martm, J Pcrnular. Left to fight. Row |: I. Pottmon, K. Richie, D. Randlemon, R. Rogers. G. Simons. D. Rush, M, Rheoume. D. Rowlond. Row 2: G. Seger, £. Rosmorin, 8. Romes, D. Stempfley. I. Rosmussen, T. Schnore, J. Stoner, G Romwotcr. Row 3: B. Sholund B Self. W. Schulz, I. Shophng, B Russell, J. Regan, S Richards, D. Risscr, T. Redding, E. Reilly Left to right. Row 1: C. Stewart, V. Ralston. A. Renfroe. J. Root, R Sabella, 0. Sm.th, J. Simpson, J. Sisler. G. Sautter. Row 2: S. Smith, E. Slovitt, S. Sweet. 8. Stone, E. Stephens. B Smith. N. Stevenson, J Spear, M. Sonford Row 3: M. Southworth. P. Smith. S. Ramsey. I Stoner, C. Sharp, S. Rockenbach, N. Sessions. J. Shown, P Shelby lefr to right. Row I: R. Sorg, M. Taylor. J Riddle. 8. Richards, T. Shiver. D Smith, D. Smith, J. Stadg. Row 2 Stroudf, B. Smith, E. Spamol, R. Sehnert, K. Self, M. Smith, D. Turns. G. Schreckcngost. Row 3: K. Sch ne- ? Sc ' b. S Schwartz, H. Stubbings. J. Stanfield, A. Staples. B. Steinert, W. Sublette, R. Smith, E Schelesv 101 Left JO right. Row 1: R. Teosley, S. Terryl, V. Stegmon. P. Thompson, D. Wolker, T Wimberly, M Williams, K. Toylor, C. Schocklcy Row 2: Z. Twnin, I Vorley, J. Wolfe. N. Vaughn, M Turner. D. Truesdole, I Tuton. M Vcnsel. M, Taylor. Row 3: S. Thomas, T Terry. 0, Tufts, G Simpson. M. Shuler. B Sanders, J. Summers. M, Tout, I Waski. left to right. Row 1: J Trisler, G. Wotson, J Vito. D. Williams. G Worden. S. White. B Toddi Row 2: B. Wilson, H. Wiener. J Winchester, J. Tate. D. Treece. P. Tysko. T. Torr, M. Toylor Row 3: S. Thomon. S. Valey. D Thomson. J Watters, 0. Wotters. E. Wallace. I Wilbur. J. Willioms, B. Walker ft to right Row 1: S. jnderMeer. C. Wright, •■•el, F Vaughan. J. Wheeler. J. Werz. Row 2: M Wolf. T. Wayman, D. . H. Udell. S Wilhelm. tefr to right. Row 1: 0 DmI. Windsor, R. Wiglc, 0. Vornum, O. Tyson, 8. Vaughn. Row 2: W. Wiseman, B. Whitaker. M. Winters. 8. VanDorcn, R. Vockman, B. Weise. Row 3: 0 Wible, A. Taylor, C. V olton, I. Withers. J Workman, J. Wilson. How about a candy cone? The candy cane sale is an annual ac- tivity sponsored by the Sophomore class. A group of Sophomores chatting about their mony activities, and casually looking over their studies. 103 BOARO OF CONTROL: left to right. Row 1: Undo Sittmon, Sandra Thompson. Sheryll Beer'., Betty Swim, Carolyn Rsvsch, Sandy Nippc'f, Jonet Smith, Karen Osheim Row 2: Barbaro Kent, Louise Cruz, Alichele Bilfo, Doris Gozdowrok, Jackie Jenks, Marilyn Peterson, Craig Kodai, Pat Moron, Russell Sakaguchi. eODRO OF COniROL 1st SEMESTER, Left to right. Sitting: Kathy Oliver. Secretory; Glenn Walters. President. Standing: Sondy Nippon. Treasurer.- missing are Gloria Shrader. Vice-President: Connie Hill. Reporter. MID OFFICERS 104 2nd SEMESTER, Left to right. Sitting: Craig Koaz Osh.-y- ‘ Stonding: Louise Cruz. Re Treasurer- Danielle Marvin, Secretary. CUSS If 'II Left to nghr. Row 1: C. Brown, F Bocon, J. Billups. N. Burbine, C. Beckett, M. Bogena C. Butteiy. D. Anderson. N Anglin. Row 2: K. Burton. C. Bowermon. M. Busco. L. Borbc. V. Barth, A. Brown. V. Bray. I Beckemeyer. J. Arvderson Row 3: I Brewer. T. Buffolow. I. Baker. S. Beers. I. Bailey, L. Burris. J. Bosh. M. Burge $. Burritt. 0. Bryant. left to right. Row 1: l. 8ooth, E. Aviles. D. Borchers, J. Buck, R Bcllcfcuillc. B. Beeson. C Ball Row 2: R. Allard, J. Berry. J. Bulpitt, B Anderson, M. Burke. K. Butcher. D. Brewer, N. Bray. G. Burton Row 3: D Bonwell. J Bt-nson, S. Bacon, G. Batemen. D. Botello, R. 8ronstem, R Brondenburg. G. Bush. T. Ballas, R. Bennett. Left to right. Row 1: F. Cole. I Cochran, G. Cochrane. B. Ccccrc. S. Colley. C. Clore, R. Cargcrry. 8. Gno. ' Co:e Row 2: J. Coan, L. Cruz, G. Carder. P. Cates, M. Caler. M. Carr, S. Berglof, L. Brooks. Row 3: P. Brown. I Brown. L : Boyer. M. Billo, A. Barbe. D. Brandner. 105 Left to right: Row � : D. Botemon. R. Cole. D. Cruce. J. Biody. D. Bgrrctt, R. Bird, D. Corkrcctn. D. Clotk, B- Culler Row 2: A. Chiles R. Boone. R. Btodhom, R. Conyen, B. Burden. J. Braun, J. eobich, R. Bellmon Row 3: R Bixlcr, P. Christy. P. Blackley. L. Callis, $. Cisscll, R- Clapper, G. Collins, D. Clark, R. Beard, R. Coon. left to right. Row J: A. Dickson, P. Dinesen, N. Dingman, A. Ciampi. S. Corcoran, L. Collins. J Carson, B. Doster. V. Dio.-. Row 2: C. Daniels. J. Donivan, A. Dunlop. C. Darnel, S. Dobbins, C. Dodsworih, P Clark, J. Davis Row 3: N. Clark, V. Dutkiewicc, J. Dick- man, S. Dordis, P. Degener, P. Dclclitt, G. Derrick, F. Day, S. Drumm. Left to rg • Row I: C. i - F Cabral. A. Crompton, W. Cooney, E. Cole. Row 2: J Crowell. H. Dowlir.g. F. Durham, r, R. Davis, H. Demmclmoicr, L. Clark, G. Drumm. Row 3: R. Councilman, C. Commons, L. Coon, R. Du'worth, B. Dalton. D. c-rber,, R. Dalderis, J. Decker, J. Dickerson. R. Duncan. left to right. Row 1: C. Gusman, B. Gipson, J. Giordano. S. Gwin, J. Gomperty, E. Gill, B. Ferrell, J. Fitzgerald, E. Fernandez. Row 2: K. Griffith, P. Griffin, C. Gilbert, l. Feller, P. Farley, S. Foltz, J. Greenfield, B. Fiandsen. Row 3: E. Foster, I. Frerichs, P. Fletcher, C. Finn. J. Foster. G. Ford, E. Ford. M. Ellsworth, D. Evans, B. Ellis. lefr to rig . Row J: G. Fogg, $ Freeland, J Fryer, G. Gronseth, $. Fickcn, H. Emerson. G. Fischer. B. Fox. Row 2. B Glcnnon. D. Freeman, 0. Goodcll, C. Gv esnn, P. Fjelstad. D. Fischel, B. Engelhordt, I. Fraser, E. Easrhon Row 3: J. Feickert, C. Ellison, D. Foul- chcr, D. Fischer, G. Fessenden, W. Fredlund, 0. Groves. W. Goodrich, J. Golyer, R. Easley. Lefr to right. Row 1: J. Houser. G. Hankins. B Honschmidl, N. Hondell, C. Huss, B. Holen, 0. Hanks, S. Gasperson. S. C- Row 2. D. Hamilton, C. Hunt, B. Hubbard, $. Hamm, B. Gilbert, T. Hogje, D. Hutchins, D. Gridley. 0. Gozdov. . Row 3: -jrrelson. 8. Harris, W. Harvell. J. Harper, G. Hughes, L. Glickman, S. Gront, V. Granger, I. Godword 107 left to nght. Row 1: L. Hailey, J. Hibbard, M. Gentry, F. Gulierri . M. Goldman. L. Hobson, L. Kennepohl, S. Hess, J. Grobowski. Row 2: H. Hale, R. Keene, K. Hart. 0. Hoffman, M. Gipson, T. Gritton. I. Gumn, J. Goad, T. Gandy. Row 3: Kurtz, D. Knokey, G. Holt, J. Harville, P. Kiel, 0. Gee, N. Hagedorn, R. Hcgemcicr, R. Hall. 8. Hayes, left to right. Row 1: D. Kidnockcr. M Keener. J. Kuglcr, C. Kinder, B. Johnson. J. Jump. I. Jones, J. Jcnks Row 2: 8. Jones, S. Hort. M. Justice. R. Jones, B. Hock, C. Hill. P, Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Keller. Row 3: G. Januale. S. Jordahl, $. Jordahl, R. Harris, K. Harbaugh, C. Hart, L. Henkel, M. Huff, B. High, A. Johnson. ft ' right. Row 1: $ Irvin, W. Johnson, r, D. Huber, E. Ives. C. Hartwic, R. Halliwill, D. Hogan. Row 2: B. Hoslin. D. Helms, R. Howcff, C. Humphreys, J. Herns, G. Hclmo. - Hor- ■or;, G. Hoenes Row 3: K. Hansen. B. Nutchison, D. Jenkins, 0. Hansen, B. Johnson, V . Hemplullm, C. Huckobce, L. Idlcman, B. Johnston, G. Hurd. 108 left to tight. Row 1 N Morel P lockey, J lotspeich. J Libert, D. Long. M louncr. J Logon. D. Lynn Row 2: M. locy, C. Lorenz, P Komer, S. lubcrwick . P. Long, S. longevin. L. LoMout, J Krupm. B Kennepohl Row 3: J. Kyle. P. Kirk, S. lomholdt, J. Kim, P. Klicko, J Keener. C. Kwitowiki, V Kitt. B Kent. M Kelly Left to right. Row 1: C. Kodoi. H. Knickerbocker. D. Kepner. J Krueger, I Jakolosky, R. lord. H. Johnston. M. Kurth. Row 2: D. Kratz. K. Long. P. littler, E. Lombardi. A. Keppner. I. March. S. Lovell, E. lonnum, R. losey Row 3: M. Nolder. J. lambnghr, J. Luttrell. R. Louten. R. LeOoux, J. Kuglcr. I Kreipl Left '0 right. Row 1: C. Mollyon. E Mortinez, P Mairs. V. McKean. S, McCulley, M, Mills. S. Moag, A. Mac: Row 2. T Nelson. M. Nicholas, G. Nash, P. Nogales, A. McDonnell, D. McWhorter. S Menick. Q. Malsbcrger Row 3: N R Mason, P Merritt. G Morrison, D Marvin. S. Mead. L McDonald. C Martin. R Moore 109 left to fight. Row 1: T. Miller. $. McKinnon. G. Mekhut, M. Millicon. B Murray, P. Moran, D. Muenstermonn. D. Mann. Row 2: J Manno. C Meyer. T. Matteld. E. Martin, F. McAteergoel. J Martin, D Magnusson, R Lafferly. J lines, G. Marshall Row 3: I Manning. J Murphy, P. Morris, 0. McNeill, 0. Majors. G Mason. 0. Milstead. T. McLaughlin left '0 right. Row I: R Porter. M Pennell. K. Pedersen. J Patterson. J Peterson. B Paxton, J. Payne, I. Owen Row 2: C. Potnode J. Primmer, C. Punsell, I. Poe, M Peterson, J. Porter, $. Nippert, K Oshcim. $. Ott. Row 3: C. Penman. J. Ponton, A Post J Porter, A. Pioni. K Nunn, S. Park. K Oliver, N Nelmork, W. Nichols. • Row 1: P. Poge, C ■ Neal, R. Penrod, M. Poynter, D. Parsons, R. Pflugrath, R. Puterbough Row 2: Ogdon, C. Nisley. F. Nt.von, May. P Meredith. Row 3: J. Ortega. M Mclssac, W. Larson. F Naranjo, 0 Maag, M. Nutt. R. Newell. 3 Icibc’t. J Martin, J. Ogden. 110 lef to ngnt. Row 1: L. Stone. K. Smith, S. Shulsc. N. Sirmoy, J. Plunkett. A. Rice. M, Runge, M. Schneider. Row 2: J. Rhodes, C. Reusch, S. Rafter. C. Reynolds. N. Russell, D. Rauch, J. Rupp, P. Roto. Y Plcse. Row 3: B Reeves, G. Shrader, B. Shaw, M. Reiter. B Rose, M. Shafer. P Roedcl, W. Sims. I. Ross. I. Rudolph. Left to right. Row 1: R. Royers. V. Smith, R. Rice. R Parham, M. Pierce. D S'ltwclle. M. Peterman, S. Regan. Row 2: T. Pabst, R. Sakaguchi, C. Renshow. F. Reyes, G. Reed, G. Rich. J. Potter 2. Rennmgton, R. Strawn Row 3: A. Stephenson, I. Smith. L. Stephenson, G. Smith, R. Smith, P. Stmson, R. Simpson, W Pennington, P. Royko, J. Russell. left to right. Row 1: S. Sugimoto. N Stephens, J. Shiver. C. Sotelo. P. Smith, J. Sutterfield, V S - • S- Stone, L. Sittmon, B. Sauer. D. Slocum, C. Smith, C. Smith, C. Snyder. B. Swim Row 3: I. Soto. P Stubbie-' e ; Seward. A. Schrunner, C. Sheckells. J. Slafter. R. Smalley, J. Stalcup, J. Smith. fRESMI left to right. Row 1: T. Stoner, P. Stoliker, R. Scott, S. Swonson. T. Sims, G. Sherwood, P Tressler Row 2: J. Taylor. W. Scruggs. E Sherlock. I. Stevens, G. Schwartz, R. Sebrcl, W. Sheldon, G. Stcmwcdcl. J. Short. Row 3: C. Wildner. G. Serton, H. Skidmore, T. Weltz. H. Tono. R. Weber. J. Woodard. D. York. V. Tift, A. Stebleton. Left to right. Row 1: C. Yen, S. Zelk, C. Young, J. Whaley, S. Wilson, P. Trotter, E. Wilson, I. West. Row 2: L. Viali, K. Taylor, A Saldrebehere, C. Toylor, S. Thompson, G. Schaus, N. Truscn, S. Tunnell, P. Vaughn. Row 3: 8. Topping, P. Wilburn, R. Trapani, I Smith, K. Trupp, K Taylor, I Wisken, T. Ficdcmann. 8. Wolfe, F. Thompson. left to right. Row 1: R. Yc mg, F. . Turman, C. Tyler, R. White, D. Williamson, R Wolfe, Row 2: J. Yoke G. Walters, J. White, J. Wilicred, C. Sparks, J. Watkins. Row 3: R. Walling, D. Wallis, I Wickerd, K. Thompson. S. Walton, S. Wolowicz, R. Willey. P. Wcldin, W. W.lson, E. Wood. 112 Left to right Row 1: K. Waldron, P. Weisman, K. Zeasman, C. Woolwebcr, M. Walker. S. White. N William , Y. Yedid. Row 2: S. Webb. S. Waldron, D. Wegman, G. Ziccardi, J. Whitfield. Row 3: C. Speers, R. Williams, M. Vandiver, G. Wiley, N. Unger, R. Young. step upon foreign ground without the consistency of a leading hand will be a situation of realizing that we are completely responsible for ourselves. The feeling of a democratic way of life has lived with us,- but we haven’t, until now, fully realized who will be the leaders in the future society. We have directed our way to the American way of life so 'hot n future we will have the complete responsio : tv o: our country’s welfare. The Student Government, comprised of the Board of Control and Student Senate, together with Mr. Held, Mr. Tosi and Mr. Rittenhouse, Advisors, worked throughout the year with the student body for the betterment of the school. During the first semester, the Board of Control purchased the long await- ed juke-box, which was placed in the cafeteria for entertainment dur- ing the lunch hours and school dances. Other first semester addi- tions included three candy machines which were installed in the lobby of the Activities Office in the Wallace Ward Building. HUGH BIKIE Fust Semester Student Body President D f f The most outstanding and popular act of this year s Board of Control was the recommendation to the Ad- ministration which resulted in the lengthening of the lunch hours. The 2nd Semester Officers initiated the policy of dancing in the cafeteria during lunch hours and before and after school. The Board of Control holds a regular meeting each Tuesday morning in the Student Government Room, with Mr. Jack Held, Advisor. Decisions reached at this meeting have direct effect on the entire Student Body, therefore it is only proper to say that Student Government is truly the heart of student life. TOM STANLEY Second Semester Student Body President Row 1: Jim Cox, Froncoisc Thiboult. Jim Barth, Bonnie lough. Row 2: Wondo White. Diano Dorey, Carolyn low- rcncc. Pam Bunyard, Don Wal- lers. Victor Yedid. Shirley Rofee, Hugh Bikle, Pal Domrell, Roe- jean Newell. . BOARD OP CONTROL' lESMESM Row 1: Bonnie lovgh, Rita Poiterson, Pam Bunyard, Imda Austin Row 2: Koren Oshcim. Pat Damrell, Diane Draper, Pam Loeb, Carolyn Lawrence, Diana Dorey. Row 3: Richard Demmelmaier, Jim Barth, Vic- tor Yedid. Tom Stanley. Terry Fox. Dan Walters, John Brown- wood. Vice President JOHN BROWNWOOD 21 MEIER Left to right, Row 1: B. Peter- son. T. Hollowoy, J. Dods- n o r t h, M. McLaughlin, J. Chombers, J. Brownwood, W. Plus, T. Gwynn, J. Cox, M. Cox. Row 2: S. Wilson, M. Minich, A. Pollock, K. Knud- son, C. White. J. Thompson. N. Curtin, S. Carlson, C. Me- line, A. Barton, J. Wilfley, M. Wiley, J. Ponce. S. Akroyd. Row 3: J. Johnson. L. Austin. J. Pearcy, A. See, 8. Huitt. W. Thorngate, D. Lafferty, 0. lor- ack. B. Sinclair, L. Pack. J. Logan, M. Schuler, N. Hill, B. Brown Row 4: K. Osheim, L. Turner, L. Forsgren. W. Harvell, S. Kinder, M. £eca, L. Navarctt, K. Toylor. 151. SEIRESIER Left to right. Row 1: C. Hemp- stead, G. Smith, R. Demmel- maicr, A. Majors. T. Wade, M. M o r t o n, T. Stanley. V. Yedid. Row 2: R. Newell, M. Sherlock. R. Dendinger, M. Lewis, S. Press, P. Domrell, P- Bunyard, P. Bunyard. S. Rake, B Klouda. S. Mason. D. Droper. C. MicAdom. D. Dorey- Row 3: B Evans, B. Gibson. D. Rumpf. T. Fox, H. Bikle. R- Scharf. L. Dickenson. G. Buckner. M. Torr. J. Tindall. J. Peak. Row 4: J. Lovio. M. Dodson. C. Prcvedello. E. Rinehart, B. Lough, P. Lceb, A Fetridge, J. Pressgrove, B. Proctor, M. Ud- seth, C. Demers. R. Potterson. President VICTOR YEDID Left to right. Row 1: Judy Gricco, Mary Lou Dodson, Shirley Rake. Ronnie Sehnert, Pam loeb. Row 2: Bonnie Harmon, Karen Erstad, Elaine Johnson, Alice Fetridge. Left to right. Row 1: Rita Potterson, Chris McAdom, Ann Benson, Mari- lyn Sherlock. Row 2: Victor Yedid, Shirley Rake, Joellen Peak, John Williams. SHIRLEY RAKE 1st Semester Public Relations Monager VICTOR YEDID Social Comm. Chairman PAM LOE8 2nd Semester Public Relations Manager lift loft ?o right. Row 1: Cloro Casey. Penny Bunyord, Walter Plus, Carolyn Lawrence, Brenda Evans. Row 2: Shirley Rate, Chris Demers, Raejecn Newell. Sharon Press, Ginny Law- rence. Linda Clark Row 3: Jeanne Hudson, Pam Bunyord, Claudia Lindlcy, Pat Damrell, Bonnie Lough, Marilyn Peterson, Nancy Carder. Racjcan Newell 1st Scm. Assembly Monoger Pam Bunyord, Head Yell Leader Diane Draper 2nd Sem. Assembly Manager .eft to right. Row 1: Bob V eise, Jim Cox, Larry Dickenson, Bill Van Doren, Cliff Owens, Terry Fox. Row 2: Barbara Proctor. Ginny Lawrence, Shirley Rake. Betty Kloudo, Mory Thompson, Sue Mason, Pam loeb. Pot Heike. Carol Dobbins, Faith Rinehart. Row 3: Linda Harris. Linda Johnson, Bonnie Lough, Raejean Newell. Penny Bunyord, Anne Weg- ner, Micki Lewis, Diane Draper. Diane Bozc, Rose Dcndinger. CAROLYN LAWRENCE Merit Board President Left to right. Row 1: Alice Fctridge. Chris MeAdom. Karen Newtson. Mrs. Lorein Denny, advisor Row 2: Brenda Evans. Diana Dorey, Carolyn Lawrence. Sam Thomon. DAVE RUMPF 1st Semester Chief Justice TERRY FOX 2nd Semester Chief Justice • Janet Smith. Joan Stacey. i-rlock, Faith Rinehart. Row 2: Mike y Dove Rumpf, Terry Fox. 122 DAN WALTERS MR. GWYNNE LINE Editor-in-Chief Advisor PflPfR S PAUL WOLFE Sports Editor JULIE PRESSGROVE PAM LOEB Features Editor Bo 'erY Editor JULIE PONCE DIANA MacPHERSON Copy Editor C°PY Editor ANN DYE Mascot JUDI RECHER Exchange Editor 123 GARY BUCKNER Spons Editor OIANE DRAPER Activities Editor MICKI LEWIS Assistant Editor DIANA DOREY Editor-in-Chief FRED SCRIBNER An Editor SHIRLEY RAKE Photography Editor CHRIS DEMERS Copy Editor MR GWYNE LINE Advisor 124 JUDY BUNTEN Class Editor Ann Benson Goilond Burdette Helen G Pot Domrel It is with pride that the annual staff presents to you this 1960 YUCCA; a yearbook the students of Antelope Val- ley High School can be proud to own. Directing the work were Mr. Gwynne Line, Advisor, and Diona Dorey, Editor- in-Chief. Working on the Yucca staff is an honor as well as a big responsibility. The staff came through by working hard to meet deadlines, designing page lay- outs, scheduling pictures to be taken and writing copy. Ginny Lowroncc Sue Mason Raejean Newell Walter Plus Sharon Rudesill Betty Pockord Judy Thompson Left to right. Row 1: J. Thomp- son, S Rudesill, S. Moson, D. Draper. B. Gibson. P. locb, J. Tucker, C. Prevedello. M. Bratt. K. Worne. C. Burgess, V. Berg- man, AS. Hcrmon, D. Hoir- grove, P. Hoover, D. Dorcy, R. Newell Row 2: J. Cox, G. Barrett, S. Corlson, M. Morton, H. Biklc, T Stanley, G. Pot- ter. M Miles, H. Holler, J. Aston, R. O'Toole, A. Volkmon. The Thespians have expanded their member- ship considerably this year. V the annual ban- quet held last spring the offic. for the year of 1959-60. They w President; Jim Cox, Vice-Pres' Secretary-Treasurer; and Pat Hoover, Point Chair- man. The main project of the year was to send a student to Idlewild Drama Workshop this sum- mer. One of the major money-making projects held was a beatnik dance called The Torrid Toad . This dance was a huge success. JIM COX Vice-President JUDY TUCKER President miss muriel McDaniel Advisor PAT HOOVER SUE MASON Secretary-Treasurer ■non Magic Apple --Sue Mojo n. Jodie Thompson. Jeon Sanders, Pom loeb. Jim Cox. Tom Stanley, and Steve Carlson. This is a fairy tole based on Grimm's The Note . Antic Spring”—Diane Draper, Tom Stanley, and Jody Tucker. Missing: Sue Mason. Hugh Sickle, and Phil Godfrey. Antic Spring was taken to the Pasa- dena Playhouse tournament. The Drama Department had a busy year. This could not have been possible without the fine direction of Miss Muriel McDaniel. Thanks go to the teachers who excused the students from class for the many rehearsals, and to the mothers who made the cos- tumes. All in all, this year proved to be very suc- cessful. New School of Wives”—Annette Volkman, Carol Burgess, lorry Dickenson. Elaine Johnson, and Pat Hoover Seated- Pom loeb. Michele Herman, and Mike Morton. This wos o comedy by John Kirkpatrick. Young Man's Fancy”—Here we see Jon Hutchinson and Phil Godfrey reading for a part in the spring ploy. If Men Played Cards os Women Do —Gordon Barrett. Harold Holler. Jim Cox, and John Aston. This was done for the student body in March at an assembly in the cafeteria. Richord Demmclmaier lit Semester President Row 1, loft to right: Marilyn Barbara Fischel, Linda loBuono. Yedid. Richard Demmclmaier, Judy Bvntcn, Michele lewis. Lift mt oervTn a jTrs semesfe presTaen was Richard Demmelmaier. Victor Yedid held the same office for the second semester. Once again Mrs. Pollock and Mr. Fellers aided the functioning of the club as efficient advisors. During the year the Life Members were honored at the annual banquet. The Straight A Honor Roll, set up by Dr. Zeitlin, has brought recognition to many outstanding students. Other activities during the year included field trips, sponsored dances and fund raising projects. In all, it was a suc- cessful year. mu Spratt, Barbara Clemen� , Pot Leier, Beverly Barton, Edda Speilman, Elaine Romifo, Mary Nelson, Victor Barbara Smith, Elissa Kim, Kothy Warne, Jeanette Bramhall, SENIORS left to right. Row 1: J. Bromholl, P. Hoover. J. Bunten. R. Pottcrson, L. Cork. J. Tindoll. J. Coerber, .V Harris. Row 2: S. Chadwick, E. Romito, E. Spiclmann, S. Sprott, E. Kim, K- Wyant, J. Peak, M. Tarr. Row 3: 0. Vaughan, P. le er. C ’.V I- iclm, B. Clements, B. Smith, F. Thibaulr, M. Sherlock, B. Fischel. Row 4: L, Cochron. C. Wiley. S. Press. M. lewis. R. Jackson, C. Griffin. S. Rake. K. Worne. I. lo- Buono. M. Net son, B. Barton. Row 5: V. Yedid, D. Pearson, R. Demrrvel- moier, M. Earls. JUNIORS left to right, Row I: R. Freeman. $. Sterk, R. Busk, $. Newman, S. Ducc, A See. H. Gilbertson, E. Keeton, I Soucr, 0. Sugimoto. Row 2: N. Atkin, J. Sokaguc1' , AV Met- choni, D. MacPherson. J. Recher. V. Curtis, B. Bell. J. Ferrell, L. Pack, M. Alvis, R. Fitzgerald. Row 3: M. Wiley, B Reynolds, S. Former, J Ponce, M. Sobota, S. Hall. E. VanHeise. B. Harman. P. Messing, FA. Dyas Row 4: D. Rasmussen, I. Martinson, W. Thorngote. J. Barth, T. Wolf, J. Dodsworth, B. Rinaldi. 7. Dordis. FROSH-SOPH left to right. Row 1: S Key, N. Dingman, M. Kinley, E. Stephans, M. Billo. T. Nelson. V. Barth, A. Soldubeherc, S. Sugimoto. S. Tcrryl, M, Shuler, G. Januale. Row 2: N. Shimer. S. Foltz, A. lane, Q. John- son, G. Carder, C. Revsch, J. Che- reshkoff. J. Derrick, S. Firsick, G. Sautter, B. Belcher, M, Mathis, E. Fernandez Row 3: P. Johnson, L. Cushing, P. Horris. S White, M. Mills, I. linford. L. Glickman, B Clark, D. Kaiser, S. Norton. F. Vaughn, I. Kim, I. Noss, J. Clark. Row 4: S. Bailey, K. Osheim, A Piani, J. Smith, V . Sims, A. Pollock, S. Kollor, P. Anderson, B. Hee, M. Moss, B. Kendingcr. B. Wolter, T. Dorlin, J. Mcigcr, S. Wilhelm Row 5: G. Ogden, E. Jensen. E. Bohan- non, I. Austin, K. Horbaugh, R Harvey, H. Dcmmelmoicr, R. Field, G. Biescar. R. Sakaguchi, M. Gold- man, T. Mclaughlin. Row 6: R. Beard, A. Ballantinc, G. Schwartz, I. Palest, 7. Vornum. W. Carter, N. Wiley, J. Grey, C. Commons, D. Cocrbcr, H. Miller, G. Modrcll, J. Martin, G. lounsbery, J. White. 129 Left to right. Row T: Vicky Hopper, Mae Cruz, Gayle Benson, Barbara Honciell. Marilyn Sherlock, Sandy Akroyd, JoEllen Peak. Judy Recher, Maxine Wiley, Judy Kropp Row 2: Jerri Youngblood, Alice Fctridge. Chris McAdam, Denied McAtccr. Arlene Harper, Linda Harris, Diana Dorey, Georgiana Moiseve, Candy Dcgncr, Bonnie lough. GENE OLSON President Left to right, In front: Gene Olson. Richard Faina Standing: Mike Miles, Don Wolf, Bob Roe, Jim Barth, Coral Holley. Hugh Bikle, Victor Ye- did, Steve White, Dove Rumpf, Mike Mcloughlin, John Lasagna, Terry Fox, Richard Dcmmelmoier, Gary Potter, Terry Wolf, John 8rownwood. RITA PATTERSON President 130 RICHARD DEMMELMAIER President Left to right. Row 1: Jane Sako- guchi, Edda Spielmann, Barbara Clements, Jody Tindall, Quoto John- son, Marilyn Sherlock, Sharon Kol- lor, Karen Kroger, Linda Aostin. Jody Coerber, Maxine Wiley, Trody Schoman, Donna Vaoghn Row 2: Barbara Wolters, JoEllen Peak, Carolyn Griffin, Alice Fetrldge, Faith Rinehart, Mary-Ann Tarr, Linda Lo- Buono. Nancy Cardor, Miss Sanson, Advisor. JUDY TINDALL President Left to right. Row 1: Ted Gemmill, Gene Olson, Phil Mill. Curt Hemp- stead. Mike McLaoghlin, Ronnie Sehncrf, Steve White, Hogh Bikle. Row 2: Victor Yedid, Jerry Brown- wood, Orval Dowdy, John La Sagna. Row 3: Toby Gwynn, Terry Fox, Don Wolf, Gary Smith, Scott McDonald, Rob Nisley. Bill Van Dorcn, John Brownwood, Mike Miles. Left to right. Row 1: Al- berto Jones, Rose Den- dingcr. Pot Atwood. Eloine Romito, Russell Mills. Bill Dunlop, Ken Schindler, Richord West, Advisor Mr. Berk. Left to right. Row 1: Ad- visor Mr. Jock Held, Diono Berger, Edwin Branch. Stephen Glass- cock, Nels Erickson, lee Berry. Row 2: Douglas Chadwick, Richord John- son, Jim Montgomery. Pat leier, Duane Varnum. Lett to right. Row 1 : lindo Hondcll, Linda Hopkins, Shirley Mason, Barbara Corey. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Elizabeth lorbeer, Helen Harris, Susan Chadwick, Sandra Pike, Elaine Romito. 132 left to right. Row 1: B. Houser, P. leier, M. Cruz, E. Rogovin, J. Loyer, F. Thiboult. D. MacPherson, J. Wiener, E. Salvitt, P. Voughan, N. Atkin, J. Wil- liams. Row 2: Mr. Gwynn Line, Advisor, J. Gorham, 0. Schuster, D. Vaughn, S. Smyth, S- Lane, B. Handoll, C. Degener, A. Smith, J. Recher. M. Wiley, M. Melchionc. S. Smith, L. Clark, M. Peter- son, R. Jackson, M. Watts, M. Billo, J- Huth. Row 3: E. Pointer, K. Pickus, R. Russell. J fl U Left to right. Row 1: Mrs. Greta Baldwin, Advisor, Nancy Conners, Pot Jones, Donna Voughn, Sue Rep- pel, Barbara Hughes. Row 2: Mr. Chorles Fisher, Advisor, Linda Thorngatc, Maxine Wiley, Gertrude Geier. SPEECH flftlS PROD left to right. Row 1: Diana Berger, Freya Van- noy, Nancy Shimer, Pat Atwood, Frances Vaughn, Pat Holmes. Vicki Berg- man, Chris Barden, Elaine Romito, Advisor. Mr. Jack Held Row 2: Mike Prise- ler, Harold Hollar, Gordon Barrett, Douglas Chad- wick, lee Berry, Gary Modrell, Reg Bannister, Phil Mill. Steve Gloss- cock. 133 O o :| | ° tl U3 = Sz -tv2 Z-i2Z-iZ2 -i%6l2di o K UJ i!« 5 5 i ■? ? c5«S i ‘ o l|rfu§0 £ !JjSs i| Q3- C - “ ? � o x 5 q od SI c — . 5? ° oaj I| I 6 . -x 2-i c -o P O fi G- - — Ci —I i -, Is . « S c c . ii - S(5 5 5 ■S e o o u E 5£ j-11 if f t! i h- - . . . J-e . £ X offlo i jo; ■ . o i±j u. 7 w —. _i S as il cue Left to right Row 1: T. Vornum, R. Johnson, V. Word. T. Schuman, K. Krueger, C. Tibbits, B. Fischel, K. Weir, P. Bun- yard, C. Joyce, V. Hop- per, K. Fleming, M. Bratt, A. Sanders, E. Spielmonn. Row 2: D. Nunn, N. Eric- son, C. Holley, B. Keller. B. Gibson, B. Cleore, R. Welch, E Bushard, G. King, D. Rasmussen, J. Barth, R. V eise, J. Mont- gomery. H. Weiner, V. Yedid. J. Peak, C. Wyant, J. Hampton, R. Rinehart. ORflfflCRERS Of RlflCRICfl Left to right. Row 1: I Sours, A. Sanders, C. Cur- nutt, D. McAteer, M. Hun- ter, J. Dunsfer, A. Barton, B Janousek, C. Tibbits, E. Seavey, R. Keortge, L. Kaiser Row 2: G. Low- rence, D. Morscficld, B. Humes, E. Rogovin, S. Akroyd, N. Erstad, B. Wood, S. Norton, B. Han- del, J. Peeves, J. Brown- ing, M. Mathis, B. Clark, J. Weiner. S. Zimmerman, J. Meiger, E. Coddington, E. Keeton, R. Schous, T. Carnes. Row 3: J. Blank- inship, V. V ard, K. Mohl- ing, K. Krueger, J. Kropp, K. Pearcy. H. Herrera, P. Wright, G. Burdette, J. Wolfe. FUIURE RUEinfSS LEflDtRS Of RfRfRI Left to right, Row 1: L. Forsgren, N. Hill. $. Spratt, A. Mersereau, K. Dobbs. Row 2: E. Van- Hcisc. M. Kinley, J- Fet- ters, V. Tomosada, P. Ehart, J. Hitchcock, D. Estrella. T. Andrews. Row 3: C. Bcb;ch. S Hewitt. M. Schmeer, S Paxton, J. Atkinson. D. Weldon, J. Counts, R. Slack, J. Hopf- Row 4: S. Hollis, J. Spears. D. Sugimoto. A. Durham, M. Sjolund. J. Miles, C. Russo. Row 5: J. Bramholl, R. Teas- ley, N. Vauahan, P. Snow, M. Griffith' D. Hensen. P Hawkins, M. Peterson, R Sholand. 135 lltHIl EXECUTIVE OFFICERS lefl IO rcgh� . Row 1: Mary Dalton. Sandy Cissell, Barbara Procter. Row 2 Priscilla Coon, Donna Vaughn. Pauline- Pierce. SENIOR OFFICERS loft to right. Row 1: Roberta Maul din, Jone Sakoguchi, Judic Thomp- son, Beverly Homes. Row 2: Marcia Greenlee, Robin Busk, Donna Rich let, Sondy Akroyd WAYNE ARNOLD JUNIOR OFFICERS left to right. Row 1: Donna Rut- ledge. lindo Gookins, Elizabeth Stephens Row 2 Judy Chase. Carol McKay. Polly Keener. rui OFFICERS lef� to r.ght, Row 1: j;m Lutz. Dove Aus,in- D« ve Rumpf, Bob Buck, Ted Hollowoy, Dwight Cork. On March 30. John Hcmme competed with his project in the local project competition. miss f. I ft. ROBERTA MAUIDIN These are the winners of the Soil Conservation land Judging Contest. If was held in the Fall of 1959. 1 Left to Right: Pres. Borbaro Mooneyhom, Sec. Linda Mauldin, Vice Pees. Diane Bedley, Sec. Barbara Austin, Treas. Sophia Hooyerink, Rep. Pot Burgess. left to Right: Winners of the Horse Show. Gayle Benson, Nancy Conner, Virginia Connor. Sophia Hooyerink. Left to Right: Parn Bunyard. Goyle Benson. Elizabeth Keeton, Mary Ann Gronicy. Left to Right Mary Ann Granicy, Barbara Mooneyhom. -eft to Right: Swecpstokes Winners. Goyle Benson, Lueida Owings, Pom Fotz, Elizabeth Keeton. 138 The Cadet Corps has been under the supervision of Commandant of Cadets, Robert R. Thomas, It. Col. USAR INF. (Ret.) and Assistant Commandant of Cadets, Marshall B. Darling, 2nd Lt. CNG. During the year the Cadet Corps has participated in the Toys for Tots program at Christmas time and in the Heart Fund Drive, in which they cov- ered twice the area of any other organization. The Cadets won all their rifle matches this year,- and were the recipient of the Lancaster Beautiful Award. They also served as the color guard at assemblies and as the honor guard for the school. I� . Col. Robert Thomas and 2nd Lt. Marshall Darling. Major Yedid—Battalion Executive Officer, Lt. Col. Rice—Bottolion Commander, Copt. Walker—Bottolion Adjutant Compony A , left to right. Row 1: D. Parsens, R. Levis. A Sfovcnsio. W. Chandler, V . Stine, W. Boar- beau, 2nd Lt. C. Beard, lit Lt. F. Kirkpatrick, 2nd Lt. R. Berry, D. Dittman, J. Brady. K. Hobgood, J. Ortega, T. McDonald, J. Berry, J. Damman. Row 2: L. Lauanowoy. N. Hegdorn, W. Day, E. Haynor, F Moltin, J Holt, J. Workman, J. Clover, R Volkmon, I. Berry, I Berglof, I. Hoffman, R. Boone, M. Mdssac, D. York. W. Wilson. Company B , Left to right. Row 1: M. Bre 2. J. Montgomery, R. Girard, G. Burton, $. Clemmcnion, A. Stebclton, 2nd Lt. G. Wagner, 1 it Lt. D. Abrams, 2nd Lt. H. Hererra, R Allard, M. O'Keefe, L. Stevenson, D. Wiblo. W. Chandler, T. Dicker- son Row 2: N. Erickson, M. Taylor. J. Deer, R. Hall, G. Hurd, J. Wal- ker, C. Clark, B. Gipson, F. Maish, N. Robeson, J. Dickerson, R. Goens. 139 1 J Francois- Thibault crowns John Brownwood as Mr. A V. Veal cutlet mashed potatoes, gravy, cobboge, milk, ice cream. Chrisrmos Be Smile, everyone! Jo-Jo the Hobo running for the trampoline. Fall i� here, but spring seems still to be in the air as we can see by Jeonne Pearcy and John Brownwood. Jeanne is wearing a mint green dyed-to-motch sweater and skirt John is a good contrast in his cocoa brown shirt. The cold weather doesn't seem to be able to dampen the spirits of Karen Osheim and Ronnie Schncrt Karen wears a wool dress in brown and black cheeks. Ronnie is wearing his beige bulky knit mohair sweater with brown slocks and shoes. Talking over the lofest happenings around campus are Sharon Wilson and Dennis Westerlm. Sharon models her senior mambo- red sweater and a red, black, and white tweed skirt. Dennis is wearing a red shirt with black and white trim, and levis. We caught Suzy Dace and Jim 8arth on their way to class. Su2y is modeling a baby blue dyed-fo-motch with white leaves scattered on the bodice. Jim is wearing the much-sought-after ond proudly worn letterman's jacket 142 Koro Dobbins and Kelly Wilkcrson model their matching dress ond shirt in pale yellow stripe. Karo’s dress has the puffy fit with black slocks and shoes. A common sight is everyone meeting on the library potio during lunch and between classes. Elaine Pulos and Larry McKibbon show off their cool summer outfit. Elaine's yellow sheath seems to attract the sunshine. Larry wears a blue and white shirt and the ever-popular levis. Warm weather is here, os we con see by the dress of Bonnie Harmon and Ronnie Potterson. Bonnie looks beautiful in her white full-skirted dress with a pink rose adding just the right touch Ronnie is wearing a brown and rust plaid shirt and levis. Crisp and cool describes the outfits of Anne Wegner ond Bill Van Doren. Anne's dress is black and white polka-dotted with black trim. She wears the little Itolion heels that were a must' with all the girls this year. Bill is wearing his beige and white shirt with beige ivy-leagues. JI1IMS BOB ROE, class Vice President, was chosen one of the outstanding Senior boys. Bob is Secretary of the Knights, a member of the Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Honor Society, Senior Senate, a Varsity Letterman in foot- ball, and a band member for three years, serving as President this year. Chosen the other outstanding Senior boy is RICHARD DEMMELMAIER. Richard was elec- ted to serve as Senior Class President. He is President of the Honor Society, and Key Club, a member of the Senior Senate, Knights, Mu Alpha Theta, Board of Control, and Student Senate. He was Most Inspira- tional Player of the Varsity Basketball team. Chosen as one of the two outstanding Senior girls is PENNY BUNYARD. Penny has ser- ved as Varsity Cheerleader for the past two years. She is a member of the Senior Sen- ate, Farmerettes, G.A.A., and Big A. She was chosen as Best Athlete for the Senior class, and a Princess of the Christmas Boll. PAM BUNYARD was the other outstanding Senior girl. She was a Cheerleader for two years and served as Head Cheerleader this past year. Pam is a member of the Board of Control, Farmerettes, G.A.A. and Big A. Participating in a numerous amount of school activities and clubs, JIM BARTH is again chosen as outstanding classman. His school spirit, ability in sports and studies, and being just an all-around good student and classmate, made it possible for Jim to receive the honor of being outstanding Junior for '60. We expect to see great things from Jim next year. Jim was elected to serve as next year's Student Body President for the first semester. Ambitious Mae Cruz was chosen outstanding Junior girl. Mae is always hard at work for her class. She was Jr. Veep 1st semester, and on the Jr. Senate both semesters. She is a member of the Foreign Exchange Club, Usherettes, and G.A.A. Mae plans to con- tinue her education at the J.C., and will major in foreign language and government. Next year she will serve the student body as Merit Board President. S0PRR1RES Outstanding Freshman girl for this year was Michele Billo. One can plainly see how busy she was kept, as she was active in G.A.A., the Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Society, the Spanish Club, and was a member of the Freshman Senate. Her hobby is painting, and she takes an active part in her church activities. Howard Demmelmaier, chosen as outstand- ing Freshman boy, was a member of the Bee Basketball team. He was also in the Honor Society, as he was a straight A student. He enjoys collecting stamps for a hobby. These two were chosen because of their scho- lastic abilities, personalities, and activities. Bill Clark, a natural athlete, v as chosen as the outstanding Sophomore boy. Bill played on the Frosh-Soph football team, and was a valuable player on the Jr. Varsity basket- ball team. He is a college preparatory stu- dent, making A s and B's. Bill is planning to go on to college after graduating from high school. Student leader. Quota Johnson, was chosen as outstanding Sophomore girl. She has served as Sophomore Secretary for both se- mesters and a member of the Sophomore senate. Quota was Sophomore representa- tive in the Honor Society, member of the Z club, G.A.A., and has been in the band for two years. ERE 1 I) 1 Row 1: N Tedeico, A. Hunter. P Pennell. M Porter. M. Huff. D Gunn, B Beeson. C. Boll. B. McLaren, S. Zimmermann, L. Tutor, I. Owen, J. Dunster. Row 2: C. Homan. C Huckobec. B Meyer. I Coltzau. K Nybakken, L. Tuton, F. Rich. 0. Froze. A. Guillen. B. Engelhort. L. Blue. L. Reith. M. Sutter. E. Seovcy Row 3: S. Smith, B. Fletcher, V. Pitt, P. Hiekc, K. Dobbins, R Treadowoy. J. Forte. B. Brinton, M. Livingston, N. Thompson, M. Frondsen. M Stinson, S. Kostccky Row 4: S. Christenson, C .Boss, J. Stiers, M. Southworth. K. Mohling, $ Denton. R. Clifton.'W. Dresser. G. Burkey, Z. Dunccn. C. Nygaord, B. Cion, T. Davis. President FRED RICH 146 Secretary PAT PENNELL To belong to A Cappella Choir is the highest honor any person interested in singing can aim for at Antelope Valley High School. Membership is invitational and ac- cepted with great joy by those selected for their musical ability, artistic interest, and oneness of purpose for the best singing. The Choir Cabinet is the governing body consisting of President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Serving as Officers this past year were Fred Rich, Linda Blue, Pat Pennell, and Pat Heike. They got off to a good start this year with the annual music festival in which they demonstrated their talent and ability to represent us as entertainment away from school. This was followed by an assembly adding the spirit to Christmas. Their main project this year was the Spring Concert which featured the opera Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. To conclude the years activities they displayed outstanding musical feeling in their trips to Pomona and Redondo Beach, the annual Musical Festival. This group was directed by the remarkable Mrs. Her- mione Vaughn who always has the students interest and progress in mind. Vice President LINDA BLUE Treasurer PAT HEIKE lefr to right. Row 1: A Rice, H. Tedesco, R. Miles, S. Hawkenberry, L. Chenot, P. Johnson, M. Fenng, M, Pope, V. Johnson, R. Porter, M. Hunter, M. Collier. M. Livingston, Mrs. Voughon Row 2: C. Finn. M. Huff, A Renfroe. C. Hcllwig. 8. Fletcher, P. Cates, J. Riche, M. Boudell, V. Chnstenson, l. Reef, M. Frandsen. Row 3: V. Huckobee, S. Smith, M. Justus, M. Stenson, V. Kitt. P. Flecturc. M. Cole, J. Hollingsworth, S. Holdermon, M. Tout. D, Bobbitt, S. Zimmermonn. B. Edmondson. Row 4: B. Myer, M Southworth, P. Heike, C Dobbins, K. Mohling, $. Magin, C. Wolf, L. Rudoff, B. Cloy, C. Greer, E. Potts, M. Porter, T. Davis, S. Harvillc. Left to right, How 1: M. Sobota. $. Wilson, Q. Clark, C. Horner, M. Livingston, K. Von Dusen, J. Tucker, $. Svs He-: Row 2: J. Kyle, L. Bemis, W. Chandler, K. Pickus, V.'. Taylor, E. Me Intire, C. Flick. F. Reed, G. Swartz. M. Row 3: . Ballard. DANNY PEARSON, Drum Major P0I-P1 GIRLS Dotting the A was Carolyn Griffin, selected outstanding senior girl. left to right—Gotland Burdette. Anita See. Pot Damrell. head pom-pom girl, and Kathy Jo Roberts. Doting the 'V is Donny Peorson, out- standing ienior boy in bond. Bond Officers: Margie Harris Judy Ferrell, Betty Spade. Carolyn Griffin. Anito See. Leslie Cochran, Nancy Corder. Don Peorson, Bob Poe. President. MAJORETTES, left to nght: Cloro Casey, Heod Maiorettc; Judy Gricco. Chris Demers, Karen Newtson. Trudy Schuman. Brenda Evans. 1 left to right. Row 1: G. Rainwater, J. Stoner, E. Wallace, R Zito, W. Wiseman, G. Ogdon. D. Randelman, J. Hurley. J. Donley, W. Toylor, I. Pabsts, L. Martinson, T Gain. Row 2: I Duffy, J. lenhardt, P. Curtin, J. Burkey, J. Melton, M, Sobota. K. Harlaugh, P. Johnson, E. Sauer, P. Shelby. J. Stoudt, E. McIntyre. Row 3: D. Tompson, C. Flick, T. Underwood, F. Purcell, R. Duce, L. Parker, D. long, D. Darrow, F. lynch, R. Engeman, J. Acker. left to right. Row 1: B. Walters, S. Wilson. J. Hudson, D Oliver, S. Swoke, B Reynolds, K. Fleming Row 2: M L Sobota. J. Baker. J. Baker left to right Row T: K Van Dusen J Simpsor Christenscn, G. Lawrence. K. Wyant, A See. ! non. S. Firsick, C. Griffin, J. Gemmtll, J. Ferrel, 150 Seger, 8. Packard, Q. Johnson. Row 3: F. Reed on N. Carder, B. Spode, S. Oucc, M. Downs. $. Hopper, N. Buono. Row 2: M Horris, D. Morsefield, M. Livingston. M. 1 ft, Coates. E. Longman, J. Tindall. J. Coerber, S. MirioVrt’ N Hair G D Peo,sorh G. Potter. I. Withers, B. Roe. I, Toylor. C. Curnott. G. Hammond Lett to right: Claudio lindley, Jennifer Trost, Head Cheerleader Cheryl «eline. Jeanette Browning, Sandy Zimmcrmann. CLAUDIA LINDLEY SANDY ZIMMERMANN JENNIFER TROST 1 152 153 u SHIRLEY RAKE Head Song Leader MICKI LEWIS 54 This year the position of Anne Antelope” has been filled by Bonnie Lough. Bonnie was chosen last year to serve as A. V. High's mascot. It has been Annie's” job to promote spirit and encourage good sportsmanship on our campus. She was seen doing her job at the football and basketball games, with Antelope Bell and Whip in hand. Annie played a big part in our pep rallies and assemblies with a smile and a wink of those long eyelashes. Working with Annie” this year were the Yell Leaders and Song Leaders. 157 II If I u Dozzling smile. Princess Carolyn At 8:00 P.M. on Friday, Novem- ber 20, as a climax to the day's Homecoming Activities, the foot- ball team presented their choice of the three loveliest senior girls. While everyone waited in hushed silence the princesses were escorted into the center of the football field where Julie Lovio was crowned queen by Co- Captain Larry McKibban. Caro- lyn Lawrence was crowned by Co-Captain Chuck Barnes and Barbara Gibson was crowned by A.S.B. President Hugh Bikle. Queen Julie's sparkling person- ality makes her popular not only with the football team but with the entire student body as well. Sitting pretty. Moving to Lancaster from Santa Paula early in her junior year she soon became well-known and liked, and in May she be- came a Junior-Senior Prom prin- cess. She is currently an active member of Student Senate and various other clubs. Princess Carolyn is seldom seen without a smile on her face. She is very active in school af- fairs being a Varsity Cheer- leader and Merit Board Presi- dent this year. Princess Barbara's sweetness and sincerity are felt by every- one who knows her. She is cur- rently an active member of G.A.A. and Student Senate. Vivacious brunette. Princess Barbara {ilJlflC HIDE At DUE ADD 0DEED fflflflCOISE � 1 The theme of the Christmas Ball, sponsored by the Foreign Exchange Club, was 'Christmas After Twi- light. The mood was staged amid glittering stars and shimmering snowflakes. Enchanted couples danced to the music of the Melody Men. All the excitement and glamor of the holiday season was truly captured in this gala event. The crowning of the King, Al Dye,- and Queen, Francoise Thibault, highlighted the evening with all its splendor. They were attended by their royal court: Micki Lewis and Victor Yedid; Carolyn Lawrence and Mike Miles; Brenda Evans and Larry McKibban; Penny Bunyard and Dave Rumpf. pins Bill onvf 161 The agical day arrived! The Buddah was in place anBthe main part of the long months of planning and] hard work of the committees was over. As we lushed around on Saturday morning taking care of frie last minute details, we held a hope deep witnin ourselves that the mystical charm of Orient- ale would invade the memories and hearts of the hoBrees of the Prom, the Senior Class of 1960. We t on the prom for them in the hopes that if wou! d serve as a token of appreciation and as a MMuation present to remember all their lives. PHIHCESS CHI lllllt On Saturday, May 21, the Cadet Corps of Lancaster sponsored the 1959-60 Military Ball with the Cadets and Royalty from Palm- dale and Mojave as honored guests. At 10:00 P.M. beautiful Pat Heike was crowned as A.V.'s Military Queen. The lovely prin- cesses in her court, Pat Atwood, Carolyn Lawrence, Micki Lewis, Shirley Rake, and Donna Vaughn were escorted by the Commis- sioned Officers of the Cadet Corps. Following the crowning of A.V.'s queen, Palmdale and Mojave crowned their queens and the three girls vied for the honor of Military Ball Queen. Chosen was our queen, Pat Heike. We had first to prove our physical ability to experience the extent of our mental ability. A physical ability recognizes an individual in the eyes of the majority, but really he becomes the conspicuous figure when he can show the ability to involve rivalry and gracefully accept the results. COACH VERNON CONRAD The mighty Antelope coaches this year were Jerry Murnane, Varsity Football and Varsity Gymnastic Team; Dale Arambell, Varsity Basketball Team and Tennis Team; Lou Shoemaker, Varsity Baseball Team; Jack Kaiser, Varsity Track Team and was assistant coach for the Frosh.-Soph. Football Team; Vernon Conrad, Junior Varsity Basketball Team; Glen Rine- hart, Frosh.-Soph. Football Squad; Dr. Henry Miller, ' B Basketball Team, the Cross Country Team, and worked in the corrective Physical Education Class; Harold Huffman, the line for Varsity Football; George Nelmark, Junior Varsity Baseball and assistant coach for Junior Varsity Football; Fred Bistrick, Junior Varsity Football; and Carl Jones taught physical education classes. LOU SHOEMAKER Director of Athletics John Brownwood, Fullback, Jr. Bob Thompion. Halfback, Sr. Ted Gemmill, Halfback. Jr. erry Brownwood, Halfback, Jr. Chuck Bornes. End, Sr. Harold Holler, Tackle, Jr. Mike McLaughlin, Guard. Jr. Cliff Owens, End. Sr. Orvol Dowdy, linebacker. Sr. Ross Welch, Tackle, Jr, HAROLD BLOEMENDAHL. End. Jr. GEORGE BONHOMME. Fullback. Jr. JIM BARTH, End, Jr BOB ClEARE. End, Sr. JACK DUCUMMON. Halfback, Jr. V Pi U Our Varsity Football Squad, coached by Jerry Murnane, got off to a great start this year by beating Cathedral for the first time in A.V.'s history. Due to casualties and the loss of several of our first string men during the latter part of the season we lost some of our games, but spirit remained high throughout the season. :RED BROWN, RAY FIELDS. Manog JACK FOWLER, End. Jr. TOBY GWYNN. Center, Jr. JOHN FIEGLE, Guard. Sr. TOM GUMS. Tackle, Sr. n TERRY FOX, Guord, $r. A.V. 7............................... Cathedral 0 A.V. 20........................... San Bernardino 25 A.V. 26............................... Canoga Park 6 A.V. 13............................. Bakersfield 48 A.V. 21.................................. Oxnard 0 A.V. 34...................................Santa Paula 20 A.V. 13................................. Ventura 32 A.V. 7............................ Santa Barbara 41 LARRY REPLOGLE, Guard. Jr. 7. rrrrt-tf bloody fight ti h AntcBoT Vo John Brownwood iompj over the line for onother A.V. gain. 174 175 The JV defensive line holds Oxnard. The Antelope JV's sworm over the Yellow Jackets. u u u Left to right. Row I: R Ducammon, M. Pnselcr. S. Schofield, V . Kent, D. Walters. L Braden. H. Evons, J. Baker. Row 2: E. Colo, Manager; S. Gonzoles. E Fowler. G. Combs. I lackey, G. Rice. B. Sanford, R. Keller, K Curns Row 3: Coach Bistrick, R. Welles. B. Wallace. R. Eply. J. Harris, B. Dalton, F. Jenne, B. Howell, T. Tessmon, L. Parker. left to right. Row 1: T. Schnorc. M Cole. G. Marshall. D Orrick, R. Kim, J. Clark, C. Bradshaw Row 2: 8. Hutcheson, Mgr.. B. Richards. J. Bikle, C. Gwynn. D. Smith. W. Ekimoto. R Schnert. C Tyler. 0. Thomson, R. Oovis. Row 3: R Doldens, B. Sholund, M. Rheoume. S. Vorley. J Groy. D. Jenkin, J. Horville. Row 4: Coach Kaiser, B. Sublette, W. larson, G. Bryant. J. lion, I. Coon, R. Hanson. J. Chorlesworth. D. long, Co-Captain, B. Clark, I Idlemon, D Knokey, A. Toylor, C. Decker. The Frosh-Soph Football team had a real good season this year under their head coach, Glen Rinehart, and the assistant coach. Jack Kaiser. They were led to many victories by their Co- Oveson carries the boll os Groy. Bikle, and Ekimoto block. captains Darryl Oveson and Dick Long. Having won seven games and losing only one, they ended up the season as League Co-Champions. Desert High piles on but A.V. keeps possession of the boll. ART RAMOS MGR. STEVE WHITE DARRYL OVESON JOHN IASAGNA DON WORDEN Wodc got thor rebound! BILL RAMOS DON WOLF u n John loSogno shoots from out- side during the exciting Sonto 8orboro game. Richard Dcmmclmoior sinfcs another lay-up as Antelopes beat Santa Paula. AV 52 AV 51 . AV 56. AV 6?. Anaheim 42 Pacific 39 Venfura 40 Oxnard 59 50 50 AV 53. AV 60. AV 44. AV 58. AV 67. AV ........Oxnard 70 ...... Oxnard 62 . Santa Barbara 55 . Santa Barbara 62 . . . Santa Paula 30 On our home court. Art Ramos os the Antelopes beat Oxnord. goes up for a long shot, 180 Tom Wode goes up for the ball as Dcmmclmaier and Wordon ore tensed for action in our victorious game with Venturo. — u. I fl r K E J.V.—Row ), left to right: B. Wilson, D. Guinn, M. McLaughlin. T. Wolf Row 2, left to tight: L. Idlemon, B. Clark, T. Sfurobough, D. Wells Thanks to the fine coaching of Mr. Conrad, the J.V. Basketball team had a good year. Bill Watson headed the squad as the captain, as well as number one man. Coaching the B Basketball team was Dr. Miller. Ron Sehnerf was captain of the team and num- ber one man. The B‘s won their first game with Pacific High School, 36-24, even though they lacked experience. B's—Row 1, left to right: E. Cole, manager, W, Ekimoto, R. Sehnett, T. Schanrc. I Coon, H. Dcmmelma • - Row 2 left to right: B. Konocky, T. Reddy, S. Vanlcy. D long, G. Pyron, B. Studt, G. Byers. T. Ogdon, Coach Her. 181 Row 1, left to right: Jerry Livingston. lorry Sowers, Don Rodgers, Rolph Hoir, George Fox, Harold Davis Row 2: Phil Mill. Dennis Horvillc, Joe Rosso. Larry Brooks, Fred Ramos, Deon Rosmussen, Tim Huber, Alfred Elliott, Dennis Omerod, Jerry Wollacc. The Cross Country squad working out. Readying for on inter-squad competition meet. Getting in shape for the meets this year, Row 1, left to right: Kelly lannum, Roy Howett, Leonard, Bob littler, Bert Walker, Kenny Self, Al Crompton, Gary Fogg. Row 2: Roger Coan, Fred Williams, Reginald Bannister, lorry Rasmussen, Jim Hadley. Art Olderich, Bill Studt, John Bobich. Chorios Sneers, John Short, Dennis Clark. u Row 1, left to right: G. Fogg, R. Hair. B. Thompson. R, Clcarc. J. Fowler. C. Owens, 8. VonDoren, J. Borth, G. Smith, R. Athis, B. Odin. Row 2: T Gums. R. Schorf. J Russo. T. Gemmill, J. Brownwood, A Elliott. J Brownwood. R. Welch, K. Pickus, J. Hadley, D. Bosscuf, G. Olson, G Potter, D. Clork. Van Doren and Brownwood finish first and second in the meet against Ventura. Gaechtcr. Faina, Owens, and Holley ore being timed to see who con run in a meet. Row 1, left to nght T. Huber, W Ekimoto, B. Rediger, B. Goechter, P. Mill, D. Horvelle, I. Dix, I. Rosmusscn. E. logon. Row 2: Coach Jack Kaiser. S. 8abcock. B. Atkins, B King, I. Brocks, J. Sholund. D Rosmussen. R. Coon, J. Bobich, C. Holley. R. Faina, I. Crompton. D. Rogers, Manager. Men in actioni Make it count) Row I, left to right: M. Pnseler. T. Gilhom, H Davis, G. Russell. P. Godfrey. J. Biklc, G. Pienson. Row 2: R Hair. M West, M. Mahoney, T. Robertson, M. lafferiy. J. Abies. S. Govin. 8. Walling, R Bannister, Coach Kaiser Row 1: left to right: Steve White. Dove Rumpf. Pon Bcckmcyer. Robert Thompson Row 2: Ron Schnert, Steve Schwortz. lorry Moberly, Bob Doclsworth, Mike Miles, Bill Justice. SCORE BOARDS B TRACK C TRACK AV 51 ........................... Palmdale 44 AV 70.................................Ventura 25 AV 45......................Santa Barbara 32’A AV 34 y2 .................. Santa Paula 43’A AV 43 .......................... Palmdale 34 AV 65 ............................Ventura 10 AV 37’A ....................Santa Barbara 43 AV 65’A ...................... Santa Paula 8’A J.V. CROSS COUNTRY AV 17 AV 15 Oxnard 48 AV 15 AV 31 Santa Barbara 26 AV 3rd Place 185 Left to right. Bottom row: B. Liebert, M. Lovell. C. Mesh, R. Glosscock, R. Rogers, T. Bollew, D Checvcrs, Middle row: R, Yates. E Meinardis. K. Schindler, L Durhom, J. Tresler. R. Whitliker, W. Mauldin, S. Nelson, last row: J Titman, C. Gill, R. Tucker, R. Henry, J. Apperson, C. Hempstead, B. Brillhart, O. Dowdy, G. Buckner. Rick Henry doing handstand on parallels. Curt Hempstead doing o scale in free exercise. No other sport in Antelope Valley, or even in the entire United States, can possibly claim to approach the phenomenal growth both in popularity and in quality which Gymnastics has undergone during the past four years. This is certainly true at our school, for, in April, 1958, after 10 years of sparse winning by the former gymnastic teams, our varsity squad, under the ex- cellent coaching of Jerry Murnane, began a no-loss record which has lasted 2’ 2 years thus far with no end in sight. These victories were due to the intensified training and many sacrifices made by the members of the Gymnastic team. They worked out with one thought in mind, winning a C.I.F. championship for Antelope Valley, and this they accomplished. The high point men for the 1960 season were Rick Henry and Gary Buckner, each one totaling well over 100 points for 8 meets. Rick Henry holds the individual scoring record for 1 meet totaling 24 points out of a possible 25 against a meet with San Fernando. On April 1st, 1960, Russell Mills, Antelope Valley's greatest side horse man, placed 3rd in the Metro- politan A.A.U. Gymnastic meet, which is the 2nd largest meet in California. From here Russell went on to win first place in California AAU and fourth place in the national AAU. This is the highest honor ever awarded to a high school gymnast. This June, the major porfior of Coach Murnane's Gymnastic Team will graduate. It is the wish of each graduating gymnast that the remaining team members uphold the winning tradition set by them in the past 2 Vj years. JIM IUTZ DON WOLF COACH SHOEMAKER MIKE McLAUGHLIN WALTER KENT ED QUATRE CLIFTON OWENS Vanity and Jr Vanity work together ot bolting practice. JOHN LASAGNA GEORGE FOX Varsity basebc'l worming up for the rivalry game with Oxnard. •� — JERRY FREEMAN FRED BROWN. MGR. BILL WILSON SIDNEY GONZALEZ HOWARD HARBERT BUDDY EVANS Mox Drecke dives for the boll to put his man out at first base. Man steals 2nd. The ball is thrown in from right field. Row 1, left to right: F. Williams, 0. Williams. B Harvey, J. Collins. I. Corington. J. Cheek. T Redding. R. Kim. R. Hanson. Row 2: Manager C. Cole. T. Snair. R. Reed, L. Idleman, B. Clark, A Moyne, R. Hadley, M. Cole, J. Lions, Coach Nelmark. Left to right, Row Is Coach Shoemaker, B. McLaren, B Roc, S. Doris, C. Hempstead, G. Olson, S. White, J. Ducommon, M, McLaughlin, H. Bikle, C. Owens. G- Buckner. G. Smith. Row 2: P. Del Grosso, B, Wallace, T. fox. J. Barth, B. Clcarc, T Gcmmill, J. la Sagna, D. Rasmussen. I Rasmussen. Row 3: J. Fiegle. R. Sehnert. G. Potter. I Wolf. B Wilson, G. Bonhomme, J Brownwood, R Tucker. R. Mills, J. Sholand, C. Holley. Row 4: J. Chambers, T. Gwynn, R. Welch, J. Dodsworth, D. Clard, D. Wolf, R. Nislcy, K. Pickus, J. Tittmon, H. Bloemendohl, F. Brown, M. Miles, B. Van Doren. John Brownwood cornes the ball almost to the goal with an Ox- nard man blocking him ot the twenty-five yard line. Orval Dowdy, Gory Buckner, Rick Henry, and Tom Ballew doing hand stands on the parallel bars Ventura man is no match for the height of 6 8 Tom Wade. Ed Quatre fags man out os he slides to third. 191 Miss Corol Bell Miss Jonis Bland u ft The girls P. E. department this year was headed by Miss Gloria Ketteringham, an efficient and well liked teacher. Backing her up to produce one of the finest P.E. departments ever were Miss Carol Bell, Miss Janis Bland, Miss Jan Doggett, Mrs. Evelyn Kohr, and Miss Ann Sanson. All Miss Gloria Ketteringham Director of Girls' Athletics Lefr to right: Evelyn Kohr, Carol Bell, Jon Doggett. Jams Bland, Gloria Ketteringham. and Ann Sanson. of these teachers contributed much to advance the progres- sion of every individual girl. We would like to take this op- portunity to express our sincere thanks to those whose influential assistance has helped us physi- cally, mentally, and morally. Miss Jon Doggett Mrs. Evelyn Kohr 192 Miss Ann Sanson Spike thof boll! Rehcarsol helps each dancer reach perfection. A line drive for the cage Keep thof ball going. Expression through o series of dance positions.” Just teeing off. n w Left to right. Row 1: Donna Vaughn. Shirley Rake. Carolyn lowrence, Lmdo Johnson. Diane Draper. Row 2: Sharon Rudc-sll. Mrs. Kohr. Row 3: Marilyn Box, Miss Bland. Row 4: Joellcn Peak, Miss Doggctr. Row 5: Jern Youngblood. Row 6: Judy Coerber, Rita Patterson, Vicki Ward. Carolyn Tibbcts, Betty Klouda, Pam Bunyard. PRESIDENT ALICE FETRIOGE PRESIDENT BONNIE LOUGH Left to right. Row 1: Maxine Wiley Pam Degener, Moreen Mendenhall, Ann Benson. Shirley Rake, Sharon Press Row 2: Vicki Bergman, Trudy Schuman, Vicki Ward. Betty Klouda, Rita Patterson. Alice Fetridge, Chris Borden, Claudia Lindley, Judy Coer- ber, Micki Lewis. rtiry? M f nw -spy,''vnf X- ' ’ ■- 3. -A S 7 y,-)??z£X- AttyP ''Vpvzrz A A np Ab cA J Xs X- _ AA- rcAyp A' ■ • ;0 y?7 T'py? rj Jw 7 V - ' C wy 7 t? ' ' v?rr7)rrv?' v ywJ2£ip? 'A p€ A ■} P_-' z yy '' pcruLp? 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Jeanette—28, 129, 128, 134. 195 Brandenburg. Lola—28 Bratt. Muriol—29. 126, 195 Brennen, Pot—28 Brewten, Coro—28 Bricker, Elmer—29 Brigonte, Ronno—28, 195 Br 11 ho rt, Bruce— 18 6 Brooks. Lorry—182, 184 Brown, Alberto—29, 134, 195 Buckner, Gary—29, 119. 124. 186 Bunten. Judy—29. 63. 124. 128, 129, 134. 195 Bunyord. Pom—29. 119, 121, 138, 144. 194. 195 Bunyord, Penny—29, 119, 121, 144. 161. 195 Burdick, Donold—29 Burkcy. James—29 8ushord. Lee—29 Cannon, Carolyn—29, 195 Cord, Sharon—30. 195 Carder, Nancy—25, 30, 121. 149, 150, 195 Carlson, Steve—30, 126. 127 Cortmill, James—30 Casey, Clara—30. 121. 149. 195 Cossingham, Robert—31 Chadwick, Susan—30, 129. 132 Chandler. B.ll—30. 139, 147 Chovez. Richard—30 Cheever. Denms—30. 186 Chenot, Louise—147 Chesser. Pot—30, 195 Cissell, Sandy—30, 136, 195 Clark. Dw.ght—30. 137. 171, 183 Clark, Virginio—31 Clark, Jonice—30 Clark, L.nda—30. 121, 129. 133. 134, 195 Cleore, Robert—30, 172. 183 Clements, Borbora—31, 128, 129, 195 Clutter, Martha—31 Cochran, Leslie—31, 128, 129. 149. 150, 195 Coerber. Judy—31. 128. 129. 150, 194, 195 Collier, Mary—147 Collins, Jonet—31. 63, 195 Coltzau, Linda—31, 146 Compton, Malcom—31 Conley, John—31 Conner. Noncy—31, 138, 195 Cook, Kent—31 Coon, Priscilla—32, 136, 195 Cooper, Clarence—31 Cox, Ronnie—31 Crawford, Eleanor—32 Dalton, Mary—32, 136 Damann, Conrad—139 Domrell. Pot—32, 62. 1 16, 117, 119, 121, 125. 148. 195 Dorr, Dorothy—32 Darrow, Dennis—31, 150 Oavey. Ella—33 Davis. Horold—32. 134, 182, 184, DelGrosso. Robert—32 Demers. Chris—33. 63, 119, 121, 124. 149. 195 Dernmelmoier, Richard—25, 32. 119, 128. 129, 134. 144, 130, 178, 180 Dcndinger. Rose—32, 33. 63, 119. 121. 132, 195 Denham, Barbaro—33 Derrick, Olin—32 Dickenson, Larry—32, 119, 121, 127 Dix, Leroy—32 Dobbins. Carol—33. 63. 121. 143. 146, 147 Dobbs. Kathy—33, 63 Dodson. Morilov—34, 119. 195 Dolan, Jonetto—34 Dorcy. Diana—34. 63,-fl9r 122. 124, 126, 195. 130. 118 Dostcr, Ruby—34 Dowdy. Orvol—33, 171, 186 Droper. Diane—34. 63, 119. 121. 124. 126. 127, 194 Dreeke. Mox—32. 189, 190 Drumm, Pot—34 Dubin, Richord—33. 63 Dunbor, Shirley—34 Dye. Al—25. 33, 160 Dyer, Durwood—33 Earls. M.chael—33. 128, 129. 134, 147 Edwards. Peggy—35 Eirtle. Helen—35 Elman, Eleanor—35 Emry, Betty—35 Engemon, Richord—33, 150 Estrella, Dolores—35. 195 Evans. Brenda—25. 35, 119, 121. 122. 149. 161, 195 Fadkc, Charles—34 Fee. Tom—34 Fetridge. Alice—35. 63. 119. 130, 122. 134. 194. 195 Fiegle, John—34, 172 Fischel, Barbara—35, 128. 129, 134. 195 Fischer. Alvin—25, 34 Fleming, Karen—36, 150, 195 Forbes. Ronald—34 Fox. Darlene—36 Fox. Terry—34. 63, 119, 121, 122. 130, 173 Frandscn. Mary—36, 63, t46, 147, 195 Frazier, Wilma—36 Freeman. Jerry—34, 189 Frye, Leonard—34 Gale. Thomas—35. 63. 134, 150 Gallegos. Dora—36, 63 Geier, Gertrude—37 Geiscr. Barbara—37, 195 Gibson, Barbaro—37, 119, 126, 159. 195 Gilder, Ronnie—36 Giraud, Paul—36 Goodmon, John—36 Gray, Kothryn—37 Gnffin, Carolyn—38. 129, 148, 149. 150 Griffin, Horry—36 Griffin, Lauretta—38 Grimes, Mike—35 Gumn, Alan—35 Guinn, Leon—35 Gulbronson, James—35 Gumms. Thomas—35, 172, 183 Gunn, Donold—35, 146 Gvthric, Nancy—38 Hall, Judy—38 Hall. Michael—37 Halsey. Dover—37 Hamilton, Roberto—38. 159 Hammond, Carolyn—38 Handell. Barbara—38, 130, 132, 133. 195 Harper. Charles—37 Harris, John—176 Harris, Motorie—39, 129, 134, 149. 195 Howkins, Pat—39 Hayes, Kelly—38. 173 Hccker. Charles—38 Hegwood, Bruce—38 Hcikc. Pot—39. 63. 12.. 125, 134. 146, 165. 195 Heintz, Joan—39 Hempstead. Curtis—38, 119. 170. 186 Henderson, Shelly—49 Henry. Jeff—38 Hewitt. Sharron—39, 195 Higgins, Sharna—39 Hinmon, Chorlene—39 Hitchcock, Joyce—40. 195 Hoffmon, Arlene—40 Holley. Coral—38. 130. 173. 183, 184 Hollingsworth, Jeon—40, 147 Hollis. Sharon—38, 195 Holloway, Ted—37 Holmon, Viola—40, 195 Holmes. Sharon—40, 63 Hoover. Pat—40, 126. 127, 129, 195 Hopf, Jeon—32 Hotton. Kenneth—38 Howell. Deanna—40 Huber, Horry—38 Huckabce. Victoria—40, 146, 147 Hudson. Jeanne—25, 41. 121, 150. 195 Humphreys, Don—37 Hunter, Sue—41 Jockson, Hershel—39 Jackson. Mary—41 Jackson. Robeito—41, 129, 133, 195 Jenkms, Noncy—41 Jessee. Rose Marie—52 John, Burton—30 Johnson. Elaine—41, 127, 194 Johnson, l.nda—41. 63, 121. 194, 195 Jones, Jackie—39 Junell. Gloria—41 Koufmon. Eugene—39 Keener, William—39 Kennedy, Robert—39 Kim, Elisso. 42. 128. 129. 134 Kirk. Joon—42 Kirkpatrick, Jack—39 Klouda. Betty—42, 119. 121. 194, 195 Knickerbocker. Shorlenc—42, 195 Koch, Suzanne—42 Kohlmeier. Bill—39 Koposko. Opol—42. 195 Kostecky, Sharon—42. 146 Kugler, Joan—42 Kurtz. Robert—39 locy. John—40 loidlow. Kenneth—40 lampshire, Debbie—43 lone. Stephonie—42. 133 Lange, Ronald—40 Latimer. Steve—40 lowrence. Carolyn—43. 121, 122, 159, 161. 165. 194. 195 loyer, Jeanne—43, 133 Leier. Pat—43. 128. 129, 132, 133, 134 Leonard, Charles—40. 182 Lewis. Micki—43. 63, 119. 121. 124, 128. 129, 154. 161. 165. 194 lenharat. Jerry—40. 63 Lipkin, Robert—43 Livingston, Jerry—140, i82. 189 LoBuono. Linda—43. 128. 129, 134, 195 Logan, Sam—40 loeb. Pom—43. 60. 119. 120. 121. 123. 126, 127, 195 lombcs, Carl—41 long, Helen—43 long. Donna—43 Long, Janet—44 lorentz, Carl—41 Lovelace, Carol—44 Lough, Bonnie—44. 119, 121, 125. 130, 156. 157. 195 Lovio. Julie—44, 62. 119, 158. 159. 195 lovio, Pete—41 lundok, Robert—41 lutz. Jomes—41, 88 lutz, Randy—41 MacDonald, Barbara—45 MacDonald, Scott—42 MacFarlone, John—41 MaeGibbon, Charlotte—44 Mahon, Virginia—45 Majors. Art—4 1. 119 Mapes, Kathy—45 Mordon, Ronald—42 Marsh, Donald—42 Martin, Larry—42 Martin. Wilma—45, 195 Moshek, Diane—45 Mason, Jomes—42 Moson, Sue—45, 63, 119. 121, 125, 126, 195 Mason, Shirley—45, 132 Mouldin, Roy—42 Mauldin, Roy-42 McAdam, Chris—25. 46, 63, 119, 122, 130, 134. 195 McKibbon. larry—43, 62. 143, 161, 171, 174 McKibb.n, Pot—46. 195 McKim, Doug—42 McKinney, Janet—44. 195 McLaren, Bruce—43. 146, 195 McLaren, Charlene—46 161, 173, 185 McNair, Barbara—44, 195 Mellgren, Margoret—46 Meredith, Ron—43 M.les, Michael—43. 126, 130, Mill. Phil—43. 182, 184 Milligan, Nancy—46. 195 Mills. Russell—43. 62, 132, 134 Mohling, Karen—46. 195 Moine, Saundro—46 Moiscvc, Georgiana—47, 130, 134, 195 Moon, Doug—43 Mooneyhom, Barbara—38, 47 Moore, Martha—47, 195 Moore, Nancy—47 Morton. Michael—44. 60. 119, 126, 127 Murphy. Ed—44 Nash, Naomi—47 Nelson, Mary—47. 128, 129 Nelson, Stephen—44. 63, 186 Newell, Racjeon—47, 63, 119, 121, 125, 126, 195 Nicholas, Judy—48 Nisley, Robert—44, 134. 171 Nygaard. Carol—48, 146 O Conner, Michael—44 Oden, Robert—183 Oliver, Doug—44, 150 Olson. Eugene—45, 130, 170, 174, 183 Ormerod, Dennis—45, 182 O Toole. Rudy—45. 126 Owens, Clifton—45, 183 Owens, Clifton Curtis—45, 183 Painter. Erskine—45. 133 Patterson, Richard—45 Potterson, Rita—48, 63, 117. 119, 129, 130, 194. 195 Patz, Eleanor—48 Peak, Joellcn—48. 53. 62, 63, I 19, 128, 129, 130, 134, 194, 195 Pearson, Danny—46, 63, 129, 134, 148, 146 Pederson, Jon—46 Pennell, Pat—25, 48, 146, 195 Penrod, Richard—46 Perkins, Bill—173 Peterson, Marilyn—48, 60, 121, 133, 195 Peterson, Robert—46 P.ckus, Kirby—46. 133, 134, 147, 179, 183 Picture, Samuel—46 Pierce, Lowree—49 Pierce. Pauline—49, 136 Pine, Gloria—49 Pipkin, Ralph—46 Polf, Kathy—49 Porter. Margaret—146, 147 Potter, Gary—47. 126, 130. 134, 170, 183 Press, Shoron—49. 119, 121, 128, 194, 195 Pressgrove, Julie—32. 49, 119, 123 Prevede 195 Proctor, Bor 195 Pulos, Elaine- Qoatrc. Edward- Quimby, Dale—57 Rainwater, Dennis—47ShO Rake, Shirley—51, 63, h r 121. 119, 124. 129. 154, 16£j ' 195 Romos, Art—178, 179, 180 Ramos, Fred—182 Rothbun, Doris—50 Reader, JoAnn—51, 195 Rediger, James—51, 184 Reedy, Linda—50 Reese, John—47 Rehmonn, David—47 Renfroe, Fred—47 Replogle, larry—47 Rico, Betty—50 Rice, Julian—48, 139 Rich, Fred—48. 146 Richie, Joyce—51, 147 Ricks, Vickie—50, 63 Rinehart. Faith—51. 63. 121, 122, I 19, 134, 195 Robeson, Nathan—48 Robmettc, Darlene—51 Rockford, Walter—48 Roe, Bob—25. 48, 130, 134, 144, 170 Rogers, Eloris—52 Rogovin, Eileen—51, 133, 195 Rom.to, Elome—52, 128, 129, 132. 195 Rom nel. Joanne—52, 195 Roper, Carol—51, 134 Rose, George—48 Rudesill. Shoron—43. 48, 51, 63, 125, 126, 194. 195 Rumph. Dave—32. 48. 119, 122, 130, 137, 161. 185 Russell. Michael—48 Russell. Robert—49. 133. 173 Russo, Carol—49, 52, 195 Russo, Joseph—182. 183 Solozar, Wolter—49 Sasse, Gerald—49 Scharf. Roger—50. 119. 183 Schaus. Rita—51. 134 Schmidt, David—49 Schmidt. Reggie—49 Schuls, Linda—54 Scott, Harold—49 Scribner, Fred—49, 124 Scavey, Elno—53, 146 Shaffer, Dennis—50 Shomel, Fronk—50 Shannon, Dorthea—53 Slvonnon, Fran—53 Sharp, Diano—53 Sheller. Dennis—50 Sherlock. Marilyn—53, 63. 119, 122. 128, 129, 130, 134, 195 Shields, Ruth—53 Shipley, Caroline—34 Shipley, Doreen—50. 54, 63 Sittman, David—50 Skov. Elno—54, 134 Smith. Barbaro—54, 63, 128, 129, 195 Smith, Gary—50. 119, 170. 183 Smith, Clenda—54 Smith. Sherry—54. 146, 147 Smoogen, Elmer—50 Smyth, Susan—54 Sotelo, Margorito—52 Speidel, Marian—51, 188 Spiclmonn, Edda—54, 128, 129, 134, 195 Spott, Marvin—51 Spragno, Pot—55 Spratf. Sharon—55, 128, 129. 134, 195 Spruoll, Jeanette—54. 150, 195 Staley, Carol—55 Stonley, Tom—51. 60, 117, 119, 126, 127 Staples, Suzanne—128 Steven, Tom—51 Stevens, Dora—55 Stevens, Rita—55 Stockhom, Sally—55 Stoner, Richard—51 Strickland, lorry—51 Sweger, Karen—55, 134, 195 Norma—55 Ann—56, 119, 129, 'er—51 ifflyfor, larry -52, 150 Tofcter. Vffrnon—52 Thibhsdt. 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