Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

.V EDITORIAL STA editor .... A. Caldw assoc, ed. ... D. Wati advertising.S. Heinem J. Shockl art............S. Snyc S. 0( clerical......R. Wei copy............J. Stc production . . C. Poyn photos .... Bruce Lar McCulloh Studi advisor.......J. Wat TABLE OF CONTENTS page 1 Introduction 14 Administration 22 Classes 52 Activities 78 Sports 98 Advertising FALL AND THE SOUND OF THE JACKHAMMER, THE HISS OF THE ARC-WELDER ARE HEARD NO MORE ON CAMPUS . . . The new six classroom building seen from the east end of the walk-way. BUT BEHIND THE SERENE FALL FACADE of the Administration building are their indelible imprint, the great changes in the exterior and interior landscapes, new buildings, new vistas, new policies reflecting the “sputnik spirit of the times. a new landscape on CAMPUS 4 The cafeteria building, looking northwest from the parking lot. Viewed from the west, the new classrooms, and the cafeteria at the east end of the walkway. At the east end of the Administration building, stands the new home of Music. Looking north toward the Athletic field, along the covered walk in front of the cafeteria. From Social Science, to skull sessions at half-time, the instructors work to develop the creative imagination and skills exemplified by the new horizons on campus. theLANDSCAPEw� .. In the beginning was the image, then came the word. It's a big job, re-modeling this interior landscape, from picture books to a philosophy of freedom compatible with the democratic ideal. The surface topography is charted, it’s the inner terrain must give us pause . . . ■. ■'■Xt A never-changing thing; this, too. is port of the scenery. familiar LANDMARKS. . in the new landscape. The new look, but still the same old face. The traditional trappings are part and parcel of the terrain to be covered in the four years at Banning Union High. The co-ordinates wouldn't be complete without them. The first glimpse of those future vistas comes through these doors. The shape of victories. The old sycomores' leafy pattern contrasts vividly with the dean, contemporary line of the new Music building. The new principal, Mr. Stevens, unpacking new volumes revealing the re-orientation toward an old standby in the curriculum. Both these landmarks fit into The new landscape. Mr. Quinn (Elmer) long-time custodian, and the gym. Principal Deweese Stevens, Superintendent E. B. Powell, and student Carol Nelson welcome his honor. Mayor John Raotz, heading a group of visiting citizens. Lighting technicians and sound-effects men, Chuck Reed and Steve Wages, exhibit a serious mien while awaiting their cues. ofCONTINENT Bruce Maier and Sandy Edmundson chart a pleasant course around the dance floor. The old familiar landscape contains the contours of the future, too; the rugged aspect, the high plateaus, the individual prominences . . . rough terrain and smooth going too. Perhaps the student council member is the future lady mayor; the Senior play stage-hands, tomor- row’s T.V. technicians; and to-day’s Home-coming Queen is a prospective Miss America. Mapping this territory is an old challenge to be met by the new explorers. Rosie Zavala exploring the creative construction. The main purpose in exploring these new landscapes finally arrives; the graduating seniors open that last door into the ‘‘brave new world” to survey the boundaries. 13 ADMINISTRATION The new look on campus reflects the forward looking philosophy of a hard-working, dedicated group of pub- lic servants, our school board. WILLIAM TOLAND Ajjistant Superintendent GENEVIEVE RUTHERFORD VIRGIL DUDLEY EUGENE RUTTEN ng Mr. Crvim General Math, Driver Trainii Principal Dewecse Stevens Mr. Ellis World History. Applied Moth Mrs. Delgado Homemaking Mr. Neil son Geography Orientation Mr. Heard Biology, Life Science, Applied Science Mr. Linden General Science. Guidance Speech. U.S. History Mrs. St. John Girls’ P.E. Mrs. M. Srpith English, General Business, Spanish Mr. Smithpeter Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry Mr. Waters Mrs. Wood ArT' Craf,s' Annual Dean of Girls, English, Bookkeeping Mr . Beck, Mr . Campbell clerical and attendance OFFICE STAFF Mr . Romberg, nurse L. to R.: L Rivera, N. Cepak, M. Bittencurf, K. Knight, J. Doolittle, J. Shockley, S. Snyder, D. Bagley, M. Smith, P. Biby, I. Pellum. L. to R.: G. Glanville, R. Faller, D. Cota, N. Kline, N. Flore , S. Lone, A. Trusco ft, N. taw. Mrs. Noble makes the mo t of the new facil- ities in the new cafeteria. CAFETERIA STAFF The new cafeteria was an appropriate setting for the delicious food prepared by Mrs. Noble and her Staff. L. to R.: Mrs. A. Rutherford, Mrs. G. Lane, Mrs. G. Bobos. 20 Mr. Quinn CUSTODIANS Time after time the students at B.U.H.S. have learned to depend on the custo- dians for friendly help in a hundred dif- ferent ways. From fixing lockers to help- ing us with extra curricular activities, our custodians' helpfulness is respected and appreciated. L fo R.: B. Garner, H. Wayhem, R. Minkle Mr. Wunch W. Irving Crowley 1897-1959 “No man is an island, entire of itself. Every man is a piece of the con- tinent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were. Any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind So are we all diminished, family, friends, colleagues, students; all made less by the death of W. Irving Crowley. And yet his legacy is not written on the wind . . . 1897-1959 . . . Not the alloted three score and ten, yet in terms of individual worth and achievement, a life more full and farther reaching than most of us are granted. Who’s Who in American Education lists extensively his achievements, his accomplishments in a 40 year long teaching career. His degrees and his widely varied experience as instructor in languages at the col- lege level were the earmarks of the scholar; his authorship of numerous language publications and texts (some of which were the only ones used in military training schools) was an index of the talent he brought to his profession. To say that he was head of the Foreign Language De- partment at Lincoln Memorial University, that he authored the first Turkish language text used by the Armed Forces in World War 2, is not a full measure of the man, however. As a teacher he expected much; as a scholar he gave more, to meet the challenge of the times. The scholar leavened his erudition with a sense of humor and in- cisive wit that earned the respect of his colleagues and students alike. Although his Naval service ended in 1918, he never became a non- combatant. W. Irving Crowley was involved in mankind, and through his profession, more actively a participant in the most vital sense. In this cold-war combat for the minds of men, he was truly a part of the main, a significant part of the main endeavour of our time. 22 SENIORS Back row: C. Jo t—V. Pres., T. Pelonis—Pnt.. D. Fisher—Yell lead- er. Bottom row: A. Harrison—Sec., S. Heinman—Yell leader, J. Shock- ley — Yell leader, K. Swinson —• Trees., S. Snyder—Yell leader, S. Odle—Yell leader. KENNETH ADRIAN Football 56. 58; R.C.L. Band. 4 year ,- Danco Bond 58. 59; Block B 59; Band 4 year ,- Soph. Talent Show; Pep Band 4 year ; Honor roll 59; Band Vice Pres. 58; Student council 59; Band Pre . 59; Jr. Cla cheerleader. DIANE BAGLEY Transfer from Hudson's Bay High School—57, Wash. Varsity Song- leader 58; Jr. Sr. Play 57. 58; Prophecy Com. 57; Student Council 58,- Exchange Assembly 57; Soph. Talent Show 58; Scholarship 57. PAUL ALLOWAY Transfer from Ballard High—59; B Basketball 59; Bond 59. THOMAS R. F. BAXTER J.V. Varsity Fotball 4 years; J.V. Varsity Basketball 3 year ; B Varsity Track 4 year ,- Soph. Clots Sec., Treas; Student Council 59,- Soph. Talent Show,- Jr. Sr. Plays; Prom Com. 58,- Block B 4 years; Block B Pres. 59; Most Val- uable Player Award in Football 58. SHARON ARRES Girls' League 4 year ; Pep Club 59; F.H.A. 56,- Girls' Chorus 56; G.A.A. 56. 47. PAUL E. BEACH Wrestling 56. 59; Football 56; Track 57, 58. 59; Basketball 57; Band 56. EMANUEL BENSON J.V. Football 56; J.V. Football 57; J.V. Baseball 57; Varsity Baseball 59. BOB BISCHKE Varsity Football 58, 59; Block B; J.V. Football; Basketball 56; Sen. Play Set; Varsity Baseball. •55. PATRICIA BIBY G.A.A. 55, 56; F.H.A. 55; Soph. Class Pres.; Jr. Class See.; Song- leader 59; Stampede Staff 58, 59; Jr. Sr. Plays,- Soph. Talent Show 57; Prom Com. 58; Pep Club 58, 59. CHARLES BROWN Transfer from Palm Springs 57; Football 57, 58; Basketball 57, 58; Track 57, 58; Baseball 57, 58,- All R.C.L. 57. 58; All C.I.F. 58; Block B 57. 58, 59; Jr. Sr. Play Bus. Manager; Best Sportsman 57; Ath- lete of the year 58; Most Valuable Basketball player 58; Vice Pres. A.S.B. 59. STUART CALDER Band 56,- Photography 58 25 MAURICE A. CALDERON Comm, of Boy ; All R.C.L. Center Football; J.V. Fotball 2 year ; Var- sity Football 2 year ; Junior Play stage crew; Honor roll; Block B J.V. Co-Captain; Stampede Staff 58, 59; Photography 58; Basket- ball Mgr. 55; Track Mgr. 55. ANITA CALDWELL G.A.A. 4 year ; Girl ' League 4 year ; F.H.A. 56. 57; N.F.L. 57; Jr. Red Cross; Soph. Rep. 57; Soph. Concessions 57; Jr. Class Conces- sions 58; Daisy Chain 58; Pep Club 59; Student Council 59; An- nual Staff 58,- Annual Editor 59. KENT CAMPBELL Student Body Pres. 59; Jr. Class V. Pres. 57; Soph. Class Pres. 56; Fr. Class Pres. 55; Boys' State 58; Jr. Sr. Plays; Baseball 4 years; Football 55. 56; Bosketball 4 years,- Tennis 57, 58. 59,- Block B 4 years; Co-salutatorian 59. NINA CEPAK Transferred from Rancho High School, Las Vegas 57; Pep Club 58 4 59,- G.A.A. 58,- Jr. Con- cession 58; Girls' League 58 4 59. SELLA CLINTON Girls' League 4 years; Girls' chorus 56. 57, 58; Pep Club 59; F.H.A. 56; Stampede Staff 58; Jr. Con- cessions 58; Sr. Play Usherette 59; Daisy Chain 58; Jr. Play Usherette. GENE CROWLEY Soph. Talent Show 57 26 EVA CUllORS F.H.A. 56. 57; Girls' League; Pep Club 58. 59; Jr. Ploy Usherette 58,- Jr. Concessions 58. JANET LOUISE DOOLITTLE Sec.-Treas. of Student Council 59; Pep Club 58, 59; Jr. Concessions 58; Stampede Editor-in-Chief 59; G.A.A. 3 years,- Girls' League 4 years; Stampede Staff 58, 59; Jr. Sr. Plays. LUCY LYNNE DaVALL Jr. Play; Scholarship Society; Girls' League. PHYLLIS DILL Sr. Class V. Pres. 59; Jr. Class V. Pres. 58; Jr. Sr. Plays; Soph. Talent Show 57; Comm, of Girls 59,- Girls' League V. Pres. 58; Daisy Chain 58,- Pep Club,- G.A.A. rep. 57; Girls' League rep. 57, 58; Tennis 59; Speech 59. MARILYN Dl JDAS Tennis 59; Girls' Chorus 56; Jr. Play; Comm, of Girls 59,- Stampede Staff 59,- Daisy Chain,- Pom Pon 59,- F.H.A. 56; G.A.A.; Girls' League; Baccalaurate Usherette 58; Pep Club. 27 DAVID FISHER V. Track 58; V. Football 57. 58. 59; Block 8 57. 58, 59; Wrestling 57, 58, 59; Band 4 years; Block B V. Pres.; Sportsmanship Award 58; Jr. Sr. Plays; Jr. Sr. Class Cheerleader; All R.C.l. Tackle 2nd team 59; Football Captain 58, 59. DON FOSTER Soph. Talent Show 57, 58; Speech 57; D Basketball 56,- Football 59; Track 59; Jr. Concessions 58. RODNEY C. FOSKETT Track 56, 57,- Football 56; Speech; Jr. Concessions. GLORIA CANNAVO GARNER Chorus 6; Soph. Talent Show; Jr. Play Usherette 58; F.H.A. 59; Pep Club 59; G.A.A. 59,- Jr. Concessions 57; Girls' League 4 years; F.H.A. Officer 56; Jr. Play 58. SANDY GILBERT Transfer from Inglewood Circle- Ators 56, 57; Soruice Board 57; Hostess Club 57; Modern Dance 58; Pep Club 59; Girls' League,- Girls' Chorus 56, 57. 28 GLORIA GLANVILIE Sec. of Corres. 58; Jr. Sr. Ploys,- Jr. Closs Treos. 57; Soph. Talent Show; Scholarship 2 years; Scholar- ship Pres.; Girls' Chorus; G.A.A. 2 years; F.H.A. 1 year,- Band 2 years; Girls' League. BARBARA GOFF Girls' League 4 years,- Pep Club 58, 59,- Sr. Play Usherette,- Band 56,- Girls' Chorus 56. CAMERA SHY JURLINE L. GLASPER Transfer from Coachella 58; Girls' League 2 years. LINDA MAE GLIDEWELL Pom Pon Leader 59; Jr. Sr. Plays; Daisy Chain 58; Baccalurate Usher- ette 58; Soph. Talent Show,- Student Director; Fr., Jr., Sr. Closs Cheer- leader; G.A.A. 4 years; Girls' Lea- gue; Tennis 59; Pep Club. ANNE HARRISON Girls' State 58,- Kiwonis Cup 58; A.S.B. Sec.-Treas.,- C.S.F. Life Mem- ber, V. Pres. 58,- Girls' League Par. 57, Sec. 58,- Jr. Sr. Play Student Director,- Soph. Sr. Class Sec.; F.H.A. Asilomar 57, 58, V. Pres. 58; G.A.A. Basketball 59; Thom McAn Leadership 59; D.A.R. Citizen- ship Award 59; Co-Salutaforian 59. SHARON HEINEMAN F.H.A. 56; G.A.A. 4 years; Pep Club; Girls' League 4 year ; Daisy Chain 58; Soph. V. Pres. 57; Sr. Class Cheerleader; Soph. Talent Show 57; Comm, of Pep 59; Stem- pede Annual Staff; Sr. Jr. Play; Banner Girl 58. GEORGE HUCKFELDT Basketball 58, 59; Transfer from Palm Springs 58; Varsity Basket- ball 59. FAY HILL DARRYL HIRST Transferred from Delano High School; Girls' League 2 years; Soph. Talent Show 58. GARY JEFFUS Transfer from L.L.U.A. JIMMIE JENSEN Football 56; Talent Show 57; Boys' Chorus 57; Photography 58; Track 58. 30 SUE JOHNSTON Sr. Class Sec.; Jr. Class See; Annual Staff 58; G.A.A. 58; F.H.A. 56; Pep Club 58, 59; Daisy Chain 58; Jr. Concessions; Girls' Chorus 56; Sr. Play Stage; Girls' League; Ten- nis 59. CLARENCE JOST Varsity Football 58, 59; Varsity Wrestling 57. 58. 59; A Track 58, 59; Sr. Class V. Pres.; Sr. Class Treas.; Block B 57, 58, 59; Speech Club Pres. 58; Speech Club 4 years; N.F.L. 4 years,- Jr. Sr. Plays; J.V. Football 56, 57; B Track '57. JUDITH KELLIHER Girls' League,- Sr. Play Usherette; Transferee! from La Puente 58. BARBARA KELLUM Tronsfered from Donora Sr. High School 58; Daisy Chain 58; Stam- pede Staff 59; Pep Club 58; Girls' League 58. 59; Make-Up in Jr. Play 58. JOAN KERRIGAN Latin Club 56. 57; G.A.A. 56; Girls' League 56, 57; Transfer from Santa Maria; Girls' League 58, 59; Pep Club 59. LANCE KETTERING Football 57, 58, 59; Basketball 58, 59,- Baseball 4 years; Tennis 57. 58. 59; Jr. Sr. Play; Soph. Talent Show; Boys' State 58; Block B 4 years; Prophecy Will Comm. 58, 59; M.V.P. in Football 59; Com- missioner of Boys 59. 31 KATHRYN L. KNIGHT G.A.A. 56, 57; Tennis 57; Daisy Chain 58; Jr. Play Make-up 58; Sr. Play Make-up 59; Pom Pon 58; Pep Club Pres. 59; Girls’ League 4 years; Sr. Class Cheerleader 59; Honor Roll. BRUCE N. MEIER Transfer from Burbank 57; Student Body Pres. 59; Sr. Class Pres. 58; Boy s State Rep. 58; Honor Roll Scholarship; Jr. Sr. Ploys; Varsity Tennis 58, 59; Varsity Basketball 57, 58, 59; R.C.L. Co-Champs,- C.I.F. Champs 57; Most Improved Player Award 58; R.C.L. Champs Co-Captain 59; Block B 58, 59; Sec.-Treas. 59. JOHN LONSIAK Transfer from New Jersey 59. GERMANE MILLER Soph. Talent Show 58; Chorus Pres. 58; Chorus Sec. 58; Girls’ League 4 years; Daisy Chain 58; Pep Club 56, 57; Jr. Sr. Play Usherette. 32 JAMES LEROY LOWMAN Transfer from Twentynine Palms 58 DAVID MOSS Football 59 CAROLE F. NELSON Varsity Songleader 59; Stampede Staff 58, 59; Prophecy Committee 58; Jr. Sr. Plays 58, 59; G.A.A. Treasurer 58; Sr. Rep. Girls' League 59; Scholarship Society 56, 59; Pep Club Council 59; Student Director Soph. Talent Show 57; Freshman Class V. Pres. 56; F.H.A. 56. GEORGE NORDQUIST Soph Talent Show 2 years; Jr. Ploy; Exchonge Assembly 58. SHERRY ODLE Pom Pon 58; Girls' League; Pep Club 59; G.A.A. 56; F.H.A. 56; Sr. Class Cheerleader 59; Jr. Play 58; Annual Staff 59; Modern Dance 59; Homecoming Queen 59; Sec. Pom Pon 59; Tennis Mag. 59. SUSAN PAINE H ANNEM ANN Girls' League 4 years,- Girls' Chorus 3 years; F.H.A. 56; Class Cheer- leader 57; Pep Club 59. 33 RICHARD PARK Jr. Sr. Play; Transfered from Riverside 57; Jr. Concessions. ALEX I, RACHAK J.V. Football 56; Varsity Football 57. 58. 59; Co-Captain 59; R.C.l. Team 58, 59; Wrestling 4 years,- Wrestling C.I.F. 59; Baseball 58; Track 58; Block B 58, 59; Photography 57; Soph. Talent Show. TIM PELONIS Transfer from South Gate 58; All R.C.L. Football 59,- Football Co- Captain 59,- Basketball Honorable Mention 58,- Baseball 58; Track 58; Sr. Class Pres. 59,- Stampede Staff 58; Sr. Play 59,- Block B” 58, 59; Prophecy Committee 58; Will Committee 59. IVY LEE PELLUM Daisy Chain 58,- Girls' Chorus 56. 58; Girls' League 4 years; F.H.A. 56. 59; G.A.A. 56, 59; Pep Club 59; Modern Dance 59. CHARLES REED Transfer from El Centro 57; Jr. Sr. Plays.- J.V. Baseball 57. V DENNIS PERKINS Varsity Football 59; Wrestling 57,- Block B 57, 58, 59; Jr. Varsity Football 57. 34 BOB RICHTER Photograph 58; Honor Roll 59 ESTHER L. RUSSO Transferred from Pomona 59; G.A.A. 59; Tenni� Team 59. DOROTHY MARTHA RIVERA F.H.A. 56, 58; G.A.A. 57. 58, 59; Pep Club 58, 59; Girls' League 4 year� ; Speech Club 59; V. Pre . Speech Club 59; Student Congre� � 59; Daisy Chain 58; Talent Show Usherette 58; Jr. Play Usherette 58; Office Practice 58. BARBARA LEE SEPULVEDA Sr. Play 59; Girl� ' League; Pep Club 59; Girl ' League Treas. 59. RICHARD M. ROBERTSON Baseball 57, 58. 59; Football 57. 58, 59,- Block B” 57. 58, 59; Wrestling 4 years; Sr. Play; A.S.B. Par. 59. FLEURETTE YOUNG SANCHEZ F.H.A. 59, Pep Club 58, 59, Girls' League 4 years; Chairman F.H.A. Fair Booth 59. JUDY SHOCKLEY Fr. Class Sec.-Treas. 56; Girls' Lea- gue Rep. 56; Jr. Class Pres. 58; Girls' League V. Pres. 58; T.A.C. 58; Pep Club Treas. 58; Pep Club Serg. at Arms 59; G.A.A. Pres. 59; A.S.B. V. Pres. 59; Sr. Class Cheer- leader 59; Soph. Talent Show 57; Jr. Sr. Ploys. ELIZABETH ANN SPARKS F.H.A. 56; F.H.A. Sec.-Treas. 56; Girls' League 4 years; Jr. Con- cessions 58; Scholarship 56; Soph. Talent Show 57; Tennis Team 59; Jr. Play Committee 58. TILFORD SNODGRASS Jr. Sr. Plays; Track 4 years,- Soph. Talent Show; Football 56; Photo- graphy 58. SUSAN SNYDER F.H.A. 56,- Soph. Talent Show; Jr. Class Cheerleader 58; Jr. Ploy 58; Pep Club V. Pres. 58; Sec. Girls' League 58; Sr. Class Cheerleader; Daisy Chain 58; Pom Pons 58; Office Staff; Jr. Concessions 58; Tennis 59. 36 KATHRYN SWINSON Soph. Talent Show; F.H.A. Editor 58; Jr. Sr. Plays; Prophecy Com- mittee 58; Comm, of Activities 59; Class Treas. 59; Girls' League 4 years; Honor Roll 58, 59; Scholar- ship Society 4 years; Jr. Conces- sions; Daisy Chain,- Valedictorian. LEE TAYLOR Band 2 years; Soph. Talent Show 3 years,- Exchange Assembly 58; Jr. Sr. Plays. GARY R. TRYON STEPHEN CARL WAGES J.V. Football 57, 58 Jr. Sr. Plays; Soph. Talent Show; Basketball 56; Mixed Chorus; Oper- ata 56; Track 57. OLLIE MAE WALLACE Transfer from Coachella 58; Pom Pon 58, 59; Jr. Usherette 58; Pep Club 59; Sr. Usherette 59; Girls’ Chorus 58. HENRY WALLACE Football 57, 58. 59; Basketball 58, 59; Baseball 58; Track 58, 59; Band 56. 57, 58; R.C.L. Band 58; Soph. Talent Show 58; Block ”B-' 58, 59; Photography 58; R.C.L Basketball Champs 59. DONNELLA WATERS Transferred from Delano 58; Girls' League Treas. 58; Office Staff 58; Journalism Pres. 59; Stampede Staff 58, 59; Annual Staff 59; Sr. Play 59; Daisy Chain 58,- Pep Club 59; Girls' League 58, 59. RHONA-LEE WEISER G.A.A. 4 years,- Girls' League 4 years; Band 3 years; R.C.L. Band 58. 59; Pep Club 59; Annual Staff 59, - Honor Roll 59; Jr. Red Cross Soph. Rep. 57; F.H.A. 56. 37 LA VERNE WOODS Girls League 4 years; Girls’ Chorus 56, 57, 58; Daisy Chain 58; Stam- pede Staff 58; Sr. Usherette 59; Pep Club 59; Jr. Concessions 58; F.H.A. 56. MARGIE FAY WOODS Girls' League 4 years; Girls’ Chorus 56, 57; Daisy Chain 58; Jr. Play Usherette 58; Scholarship 59; Sr. Ploy Usherette 59; Pep Club 59; Jr. Concessions 58; Office Practice 58; F.H.A. 56. 38 wf? J5 u“,n”Jjj3p v ? . %r % £} £ « ? it. y jr cy Q{ 0 w ’ SA' 5 ‘V V £ � e ° ™rjTy .3 3 Vft -Kc Bt u — £3$ ' v C FT 5 V%y' V ' if' d r- 6 V 0%y K V i I C ‘ (S 8 VJ T Nr1 Aft 2 .v v v : j T .? f K r % V . ' 54 ;% f W y s? 7 y 'V ? c 727 Advisor� : Mr. Hoard, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Smithpeter. 40 L to R.: M. Bittencurt—Yell leader, G. Stewart—Sec., O. Whitham—V. Pres., D. Baxter —Pres., S. O'Neill—'Yell leader. Camera Shy: D. Dysart—Treas. Mary Bittencurt Lynda Bridges Marilyn Brown Robert Buckheister Gary Burk Joan Burnham Sabino Gardoza Doris Chaparosa Tom Counts Morton Courtwright Jan® Denham David DeVoist Charlene Draper Carolyn Dudley Ruben Escovedo Ruthie Faller Duane Durham Kenneth Durr Ronnie Faulkner John Fisher Sheila Coffee Lonnie Collins Helen Dias Judy Doe Delton Dysart Linda Earls Mildred Fletcher Irene Fritch Donna Gregg Dannielle Gueuev Sharon Hall Susan Harrison Paul Hartman Don Hildrith Ray Hall Gaylon Hirst Clark Harvey Richard Hatfield Errol Linton Tom Lyons Donna Lee Clair Meridcth . Allen Leeper Jerry Marquart Jackie Martin Judy Lerch SorxJro Martin Linda Medina Albert Medron Kathleen Meeh Al Meier J Carl Moss Sidney Michael Delores Nelson Donna Nelson Gerald Norte Wesley O'Dell Everet Olson Sharon O'Neil Mit Paine Edward Palacios Danny Pederson Jack Pellum Glen Perkins 1 Roberta Slegleman Linda Simpson Alsworth Swaif Jack Timmel Larry Trammel Ralph Troutt Ann Truscott I Margie Smith Thomas Sturdevant Gary Stewart Don Tungate Marie Velasques Ernest Woite Ivye May Warren Billie Weber ■ I Connie Weed Orley Whithorn Joan Wiggins Matha Wihnyk Betty Carol Wolcott SOPHOMORES Advisor : Mr. Crowley, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Linden. S. Edmondson—Cheerleader, J. Taylor—Pres., L. Shelton— Cheerleader, S. Dillard—Sec., M. Flores—Treas., R. Castro— V. Pres. Bottom row, I. to R.: S. Swope — Sec., D. Callahan — Yell leader, S. Dilliard—Yell lead- er. Top row, L. to R.s I. Nelson —V. Pres.. J. Taylor—Treas., J. Foster—Pres.—Camera shy. First row L. to R.: V. Anderson. S. Anmesquifo, T. Coto, J. Bennett, T. Baird, D. Callahan, N. Arnold, C. Adoy. Second row: S. Clark, S. Baumann, S. Clark, D. Bishop, D. Butler, J. Cepak, B. Barry, J. Clinton, S. Collins. Third row: D. Brown, D. Butler, R. Castra, B. Cook. First row L. to R.: M. Farris, C. DeNier, E. DaVall, L. Davidson, B. Diaz, S. Dillard, S. Edmundson, D. Dysart. Second row: P. Fiedler, M. Rores, J. Foster, P. Robinson, A. Evans. 46 First row L to R.: R. Horstman, D. Garrison, M. Holland, P. Gamut, B. Hall, D. Hernandez, F. Hagsframe, R. Horstfield. Second row: S. Gilmore, G. Hall, D. Gannon, G. Grouthow, T. Halliwell, M. Henderson, B. Gilpin, C. Homeyer, T. Garnis. First row L. to R.: B. Torres, R. Metje, M. Langoll, A. J. Leo, I. Lee, J. Moriedith. Second row: R. Knodler, R. Truemore, J. Johnson, L. A. AAcCuen, C. Krieger, L. Laws, I. Leonard, E. Miller. 47 Fir � row L. to R.: E. Pelky, J. O topow( N. Norris, B. Nielson, I. Nelson, P. Olson, S. Ritch, L. Simmons, E. Wallace. Second row: R. Preston, T. Porter, L. Pendleton, L. Pehau, D. Owen, L. Pellerin, S. Ortega, P. Wells. Firs trow L. to R.: S. Throop, J. Stanky, B. Trimble, G. Stumbo, B. Worthington, D. Partain, D. Valesillo, B. Williams, S. Swope, B. Woll. Second row: G. Villalpando, J. Starrs, N. Watson, J. Taylor, T. Warren, W. Stonebreaker, T. Tetzlaf, J. Smith, L. Shelton, S. Smith. Third row: F. Sibole, D. Young, P. Sheehy, F. Walls, T. Simmons, A. Rice, E. Switzer. G. Rohrig. First and second semester officers. L. to R.: E. Doolittle, N. Orcut, D. Bagley, S. Anderson. Second row. L. to R.: T. Wages, H. Doolittle, R. Hasenpflug. Third row, L. to R.: B. Stonebreoker, P. Thompson, J. Taylor. Advisors Mr. Seiter and Mr. Nielson Last row, L. to R.! C. Brown, J. Aday, V. Ario, W. Anderson, R. Bridges, S. Carr, K. Bridges, R. Benson. Middle row, L. to R.: S. Anderson, K. Clark, J. Brumfield, J. Billen, A. Avila, I. Avila, J. Caldwell, D. Adrian. First row, L. to R.: A. Burk. D. Butler, D. Bagley, K. Cepak, L. Chavez, S. Clark, J. Andres, G. Beach, G. Cambell. Last row L. to R.: B. Freed. C. Gray, J. Fields, M. DeTavernier, R. Fisher. E. Golden, F. Garcia, D. Dominguez. Middle row: B. Evan, M. Gibson, C. Garcia. E. Flores, R. Garcia, M. Gonzalis, D. Flores, G. Gilbert. B. Gilmore. First row: O. Durr, H. Doolittle, J. Fletcher, E. Doolittle, Y. Greathouse, G. Foskett, W. Gilmore, R. Faulkner. Last row L. to R.: R. Hasenpflug, J. Martin, E. Martin, J. Holland, J. Lesley, B. Jost, J. Harvey, J. Maple, D. Latt. Middle row: L. Lomas, S. Myser, J'. Morris, T. Mills, J. McManus, J. Munoz, T. Jankovic, M. Keller, H. Mourning. First row: T. McClellan, E. Holland, R. Hernandez, I. Hook, S. Jankovic, I. Hill, P. Marcus, C. Higgins, D. Kettering, N. Kline, J. Lydon. Lott row L. to R.: J. Michael, J. Tamulonis, B. Smith, K. Oistad, J. Pickett, L. Shearer, A. Sibole, C. Sparks, P. Potrick. Middle row: B. Stonebreaker, B. Ritz, L. Nielsen, P. Patton, M. Sanchez, T. Prettyman, K. Smith. First row: N. Pike, N. Orcutf, S. Roberts, S. Rumare, D. Sparks, A. Randazzo, R. Despart, G. Sanchez, I. Sibole, A. Roberts. Last row L. to R.: R. Worrea, A. Torres, R. Wafers, M. Wimbish, T. Wages, P. Thompson, A. Walls, V. Theotig, R Weis, D. Willey, T. Wilson. Middle row: J. Taylor, A. Soto, D. Way, J. Wolfington, R. Williams, B. Throop, S. Troutt, K. Turner, E. Walker, J. Williams, D. Todd. First row: M. Rogers, D. Swait, L. Pinto, S. Stewart, E. Pelium, M. Samora, 51 soft Anita Caldwell—Editor ANNUAL STAFF Judy Shockley—Advertising Rhone Lee Weis. r—Clerical Sharon Heineman—Advertising Sherry Odle—Art Connie Poynter—Production Susan Snyder—Art Editor Donnello Waters—Associate Editor Jayne Starrs—Copy Mr. Waters—Advisor SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS L. to R.: K. Meeh-Pres., L. Lee-Par., R. Castro-Sec. Treas., D. Rivera-V.P. Sitting: Mr. Linden-Advisor, M. BrownSec. SPEECH Looking ahead to the years when public speaking will be so important in their lives, are the Members of the National Foren- sic League. Their busy schedules include speech conferences, re- gional meetings, and develop- ing good speech habits. Back row L. to R.: Mr. Linden, G. Keeton, R. Castro. C. Jost, T. Wages, R. Dudley, P. Ostapow, D. Bishop, L. Lee, M. Brown. First row: D. Cota, B. Sepulvedo, D. Rivera. C. Brown, K. Clark, L. Bridges, R. Faller, K. Meeh, D. Gueoreo, J. Kelliher. STAMPEDE What's the latest? You're sure to find it in the Stampede. The Staff works hard to put out a paper that always contains the who, what, when, why, and where of things . L. to R.: Mrs. Varney, D. Water , Pres., B. Kellom, Tres., P. Biby, Sec., J. Doolittle, Editor-in-Chief. Standing L to R.: Editor-in-Chief—J. Doolittle, President—D. Waters, Secretary—P. Biby, S. Heineman, C. Nelson, M. Fletcher. Rear row: B. Meier, D. Tungate, M. Calderon. Seated: B. Kcllum. —they strike a note most full of harmony,” well describes our bronco band. During all half-times, pep assemblies, parades, concerts, and competitions they displayed their talents to the fullest. BAND Top row L. to R.: S. Lon , Tr ., J. Taylor, Sec. Second row: J. Foster, Drum Major, K. Adrian, Pre ., R. Troutt, Jr. Rep. Third row: M. Keller, Fresh rep., J. Starr , Soph, rep., R. Weiter, Sr. rep. Camera hy: D. Pederson, V. Pre . Clockwise: J. Foster, D. Kettering, J. Harvey, B. Cook, D. Lund, S. Lowman, K. Adrian, J. Maple, J. Clinton, R. Starling, J. Taylor, J. Starrs, D. Mumper, D. Fisher, R. Troutt, M. York, T. Warren, S. Throop, T. Wilson, M. Keller, R. Warren, R. Bridges, C. Sparks, A. Evans, D. Adrian, L. Nielsen, A. Soto, P. Patton, C. DeNier, B. Throop, S. Rumore, J. Taylor, S. Lane, R. Weiser, S. Throutt. Banner girls: D. Bagley, N. Orcutt, I. Fritsch, L. Fritsch, H. Doolittle, J. Andres, L. Sanders, D. Way. Stepping high of the Indio Dote Festival. Band help oat rooting section at football game. Jeff takes over while Mr. Pipes relaxes. MODERN DANCE Modern dance is an art form in which the body is used as a medium of com- munication. A single gesture or a whole dance may evolve from an idea, an atti- tude, an event, a sound, or a combina- tion of these. It is individualistic ... a conscious and purposeful means of ex- pression through rhythmical movement of the human body. Mrs. St. John demonstrates to the girls some of the most important positions and how to do them gracefully. First row, L. to R.: L. Glidewell, S. Odle. Second row, I. to R.: S. Rachak, G. Garner, P. Biby. Top row: M. Dundus. CHORUS Under the direction of Mr. Robert Bostwick, the Chorus blend their voices daily, prepar- ing for their various assemblies and their annual Christmas pro- gram. Bock row. L. to R.: Mr. Bostwick, M. Valesquez, G. Allen, R. Faller, K. Burnham, L. Earlt, D. Cota. Second row, L to R.i I. Fritsch, Burnham, 0. Partin, G. Miller, G. Helten, R. Withers. First row, L to R.: R. Despar, J. Ostapow, M. langolf, J. Barnam, F. Hill. Standing, L. to R.: L. Shelton, S. Swope, M. Dundos, O. Wallace, T. Barron,'j. Fields, E. Wallace, M. Rogers, G. Vallesillo, V. Ariaz. D. Swoit. B. Weber, S. Odle. Kneeling, L to R.: S. Barber, G. Wisdom. E. Pelky, B. Nielsen. I. Warren, D. Butler, B. Evans, M. Garcia, D. Hernandez, R. Cruz, A.J. Lea. Leader L. Glidewell. POM - PONS These vivacious Bronchoettes pro- mote school spirit through drill dem- onstrations in halftime activities at all home games and in sendoff ac- tivities at all out of town games. CHEER LEADERS Terrific is a swell word for the dever routines our spirited cheerieaders have worked out. The backbone of our school spirit, their enthusiasm rubs off on the entire Student Body at games, pep ral- lies and assemblies. Behind their seemingly easy and ef- fortless routine lie hours of practice. S. O'Neill S. Mercado - F. Coffee M. Bittencurt CHEERLEADERS L. to R : S. O'Neil, I. Coffee, M. Bittencurt, S. Mercado. C. Nelson, E. Nelson, P. Biby, D. Bogley SONG LEADERS It’s hard enough for most people to sing themselves but to keep an entire Student Body on key is really a job! But a job well done by our talented song- leaders. Their tricky routines are the product of long hours of practice and make the task of combining some voices into something harmonious a much easier one. P. Biby D. Bogley, C. Nelson, P. Biby, E. Nelson First row L. to R.: Coach Sisk, T. Pelonis, G. Stewart, O. Whithorn, L Kettering, R. Robertson, J. Timmel, J. Gambrall, D. Tungate. Second row: T. Baxter, D. Roberts, C. Brown, K. Campbell, C. Jost, E. Swait, D. Perkins,' A. Meier, D. DeVoist. Third row: D. Baxter, B. Meier, H. Wallace, 0. Fisher, M. Calderen, R. Escovedo, T. Lyons, G. Keaton, B. Bischke. BLOCK “B L. to R. Standing: L Kettering—Sergeant of Arms, B. Meier— Sec.-Tres., C. Brown—Sargeant of Arms. Sitting: T. Baxter— Pres., D. Fisher—V. Pres. As well as promoting athletics and sportsmanship, the BLOCK B is of great service to the community. A high light of the year is their annual invitational Christmas tour- nament. You DonY Have To Play Sport •4 TO BF ONE Firs� row L. to R.: J. Shockley, S. Heinemon, L. Lows, C. Conavo, S. Swope, I. Warren, S. O'Neill. S. Anderson. F. Coffey, L. Leonard, I. Nelson, D. Cota, I. Pelium, S. Jonkovic. Second row: D. Callahan, S. Edmundson, C. Brown, R. Faller, A. Burk, P. Gonzales. M. Flores, A. Flores, M. Rogers, E. Pelium, L. Glidewell, K. Knight, B. Williams. Third row: F. McClellen, L. Shelton, D. Rivero, M. Gonzalas, T. Barron, E. Holland, A. Caldwell. R. Weiser, K. Meeh, L. Bridges, D, Swaif. Fourth row: S. Mercado, M. York. S. Lane, S. Harrison, B. Neil son, A. J. Lea, S. Smith, W. Roberts, G. Foskett, Mrs. St. John. Fifth row: L. Flores, R. De sport, L. Sanders, J. Doe, J. Adoy, D. Butler, K. Clark, N. Kline, B. Evans, E. Doolittle, J. Taylor. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GAA provides an opportunity for girls of BUHS to articipate in athletics outside the regular PE class; at ie same time fostering a spirit of genuine co-operation nd wholesome recreation among the girls of the school. Just a few of their many activities are sponsoring the Homecoming Dance; encouraging attendance and sup- port of school sports; they set up intramural team games. Top row.- S. Heineman-Vice Pres., S. Mercado-Treai Bottom row: S. Swope-Sec., J. Shockley-Pres., Camera shy: A. J. Lee. Sitting L. to R.: S. O'Neil-Pres., B. Williams-V. Pres., L. Leonard-Sec.. S. Mercado-Tres. Standing: S. Swope-Cap. of Hockey, I. Nelson-Cap. of Volleyball, Mrs. St. John, S. Heineman-Cap of Basketball, J. Shockley-Cap. of Baseball. First row L. to R.: J. Fields, O. Durr, K. Cepak, J. Shockley, S. Heineman, G. Connavo, L. Lows, F. Coffee, S. O'Neill, C. Poynter, L. Glidewell, K. Knight, D. Bagley, P. Biby, C. Nelson. S. Barber, M. Bittencurt, S. Odle, Mrs. St. John. Second row: A. Burk, D. Bagley, S. Stewart, D. Kettering, J_ Andres, D. Swait, J. Billen, V. Anderson, G. Garrison, N. Capok, S. Arres, J. Burnham, S. Lane, S. Revera, L V.. Woods, B. Spelveda. D. Rivera, T. McClellan. Third row: S. Pelium, J. Brown, K. Walker, S. Clork, B. Throop, R. Weiser, A. Caldwell, I. Pelium, S. Mercado, L. Flores. R. Despart, B. Wallace, S. Clinton, I. Nelson, L. Leonard, B. Williams. Fourth row: D. Waters, C. Weed, C. Dudley, M. Roberts, S. Coffee, A. Mercer, K. Clark, H. Doolittle, M. Gibson, J. Martin. S. Scrivens, B. Trimble, A. Truscott, S Ray, B. Weber, S. Swope, L. Shelton. Fifth row: C. Wolcott, S. Martin, I. Fritsch, P. Gonzales, T. Barron, J. Doe. L. Sanders, C. DeN.er, S. Throop, J. Starrs, B. Evans, M. Woods, E. Holland, L. Bridges, K. Meeh, S. Anderson. Sixth row: R. Garcia. D. Chaparosa, P. Marcus, M. Samora, L. Medina, R. Hernondez, O. M. Wallace, S. Miller, M. Smith, M. Rogers, P. Wells, B. Dias, D. Masten, E. J. Cullors, L. Davidson, N. Arnold, C. Adoy. Seventh row: D. Hernandez, R. Santa Cruz, G. Vallesillo, M. Gonzales, J. Glasper, N. Pike, N. Orcutt, S. Edmundson, U. Callahan, J. Taylor, N. Watson, b. Dillard, C. K. Krieger, G. Stumbo, P. Garnett. L. Baird. F. Hagstrom. Eighth row: R. Metji, H. Diaz, J. Ostapow, M. Langolf, J. Mardith, M. Wihynk, E. Doolittle, D. Cota. G. Foskett, C. Mamasquito, V. Arrez, G. Sanchez, J. Aday. PEP CLUB Perpetuating good sports- manship in every way pos- sible throughout the year are the Bronco Debs. As well as decorating the goal posts at the football games, they are the No. 1 fans at all athletic activities. Top row: S. Edmundson-Sec., J. Shockley-Serg. at Arms. Bottom row: Sydney Rochak-Vice Pres., K. Knight-Pres. B. Meier First semester officers: Standing L. to R.: D. Fisher, Sr. Pres., K. Meeh, Jr. Pres., J. Toylor, Soph. Pres. S. Anderson, Frosh. Pres., G. Glanville, Corr. Sec., B. Williams, Tres., R. Robertson, Par., I. Bridges, Scrapbook, T. Pelonis, Sgf. of Arms. Sitting: K. Campbell, Student Body Pres., J. Shockley, V. Pres., A. Harrison, Sec.. K. Swinson, Comm, of Act., L. Kettering, Comm, of Boys, C. Poynter, Comm, of Pep, Camera shy: M. Dundas, Comm, of Girls. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council's busy year included a revision of the constitu- tion which provided for a complete revision of our Student Government, leaving everyone much better rep- resented and a kick-off dance which left everyone much better ac- quainted. Second semester officers: standing I. to R.: B. Sfonebreoker-Fresh. Pres., T. P� lonis-Sen. Pres., 0. Baxter-Jr. Pres. Sitting: M. Calderon- Comm, of Boys, C. Brown-Vice Pres., J. Doo- little-Sec.. C. Poynter-Comm. of Act., S. Heine- man-Comm. of Pep, P. Dill-Comm. of Girls. Camera shy: Bruce Meier, Student Body Pres. Freshman and Sophomore Girls' League members. S. Swope adds the finishing touches to the king's throne. S. Swope, O'Neill Jr., S. O'Neill, and R. Hasenpflug prepare for the big night. HERE WE ARE I first semester officers: Top row, L. to R.: S. Heineman— Pres., S. O'Neill—V. Pres., C. Poynter—Rec. Sec., B. Siegelman — Corr. Sec. Bottom row, I. to R.i B. Trimble—Treos., N. Orcutt—Fresh. Rep., C. Nelson— Sr. Rep., S. Mercado—Soph. Rep. Camera shy: S. Scriven —Jr. Rep.. C. Krieger—Soph. Rep. Second semester officers: First row, I. to R.: S. Edmundson —Cor. Sec., L. Bridges, Rec. Sec., P. Biby—Pres. Top row, L. to R.: B. Worthington—Par., K. Meeh—Jr. Rep., S. Heineman—Sr. Rep. GIRLS’ LEAGUE The interests and needs of girls determine its form, its purpose, and its ac- tivities. It represents the girls as a corporate group. The league aims to give every girl a sense of “belonging”; with a resulting sense of security developed to a large extent by activities such as the annual Spinsters' Dance and the Mother- Daughter Banquet. Junior and Senior members of the Girls' League. SCHOLARSHIP The purpose of the Scholarship society shall be to encourage a high standard of scholarship and general attainment, on the part of students of the secondary schools of California. A. Mercer—Sec., G. Glanville—Pres., M. Roberts—Treas. Camera shy: A. J. Lee—V. Pres. Standing: C. Nelson—Pres. Seated: S. Coffee—Treas., M. Roberts—V. Pres., S. Harrison—Sec. Top row, L. to R: B. Evans, J. Starrs, E. Doolittle, L. Pinto. B. Throop, J. Fields, I. laws, I. Leonard, S. Nelson, Y. Greathouse, N. Arnold, G. Aday. Second row. L. to R.: J. Taylor, C. Wolcott. N. Watson, L. Dillard, D. Callohan, S. Jankovic, E. Pelium, $. Clark, S. Roberts, I. Pelium, J. Williams, D. Gueorev, P. Gannon, D. Nelson, Mrs. Delgado, S. Throop. Third row, L. to R.: F. Hagstrom, K. Clark, B. Trimble, I. Bridges, S. Swope, S. Edmundson, S. Anderson, M. Flores, I. Warren, M. Flores, F. Sanchez, D. Swait, S. Dias. F. H. A. Top row, L to R.: N. Watson—Treas., B. Trimble—Prog. Chair. Second row, 1. to R.: J. Taylor—Par., L Dillard— Editor. Bottom row, I. to R.: Mrs. Delgado—Sponsor, P. Gannon—Pres., D. Ceallahon—Editor, S. Swope— Membership Chair., S. Edmundson—Membership Chair., I. Bridges—Degrees Chair., C. Wolcott—Sec. Yes, indeed, times have changed since the female of the species led a sheltered, inactive life. Proving this are these FHA'ers with their Christmas Party, Tea, Career Clinic, Fashion Show, and booth at the Date Festival. Top row, L. to R.: P. Gannon—Pres., M. York—Historian, J. Fields—Sec. Bottom row, I. to R.: N. Arnold—Trees., C. Aday—V. Pres., Mrs. Delgado, D. Cota—Reporter. DANCES Long Live King Lee I thought I fixed thot once before Oh! The smell of beoutiful flowers, the music of a swell band, and YOU! 72 The Bronco dance band adds their musical talent to the show. TALENT PARADE Lee and George play another one of their well-liked hits. The Sophomores give the B.U.H.S. students a chance to show what talents they have by fea- turing them in the Annual Sophomore Talent Parade. Talents like singing, mimicking, panto- miming, and playing a musical instrument are what make up the fun-packed show. Sandy, Sharon, Dora, and Diane bring back the spirit of the roaring 20's. JUNIOR PLAY Pop's Malt Shop in a little California town in Central Valley is the setting for Uncertain Wings, the Juniors rendition of the eternal triangle. Even though the play was typical of high school life it also brought out the serious changes of each character as he grows up.” Lola spreads out her well-known You can come tool I wish you would you big handsome manl Margaret and Jack Bob has found a new use for Chubby's daily super- 75 duper, extra deluxe sundae. Mr . Finnegan (P. Dill) tries to make Karen Thompson (K. Swinson) wel- All out for curtain call. SENIOR PLAY THE BROOM AND THE GROOM Karen Thompson, The Bride. . . .Kathryn Swinson David Thompson, The Groom.........Tim Pelonis Frank Capivell, David's Boss......David Fisher Grace Capivell, Frank's Wife. . . .Donella Waters Miss Rina Churchill, Karen’s Aunt.Carole Nelson Mrs. Finnegan, Next Door Neighboor.Phyllis Dill U.S. Air Force Lieutenants Lance Kettering, Richard Robertson Sheila Hanson, Newspaper Reporter Judy Shockley Kim Palmer, TV Advertising........Diane Bagley H. J. Longfellow, Science Fiction Magazines......Bruce Meier Eddie, Newspaper Photographer. .Clarence Jost irs JUST AN OLD BROOMI Oh yea! I remember you. Well, you see it's like this. Something's been picked up by radar and traced to somewhere around here. Any ideas? VARSITY FOOTBALL Our Bronco Football program is designed to fulfill a num- ber of needs of the high school students. First it includes more students than any other sport, it promotes the spirit of team co-operation, competition, and the need for physical exertion. Most important is the need for contact sports as an outlet for the excessive energies stored up in high school boys. We are very proud of our program and expect it to become even greater in the years to come. Broncos blocked in scrambled action. Banning 0 Banning 13 Banning 0 Banning 45 Banning 14 Banning 26 Banning 18 Banning 19 Banning 49 . Mary Star 6 . St. Francis 18 . Coachella 6 . Beaumont 26 0 6 San Jacinto 6 Palm Springs 20 . . . . Elsinore 0 P. Thompson T. Baxter B. Bischke M. Calderon Roger gets a helping hand? L. Gray Hoods off Cieor the way, here comes Tiger Swait. Go. Satch, Go Man! That's what you call real football. Cornin' thru. Now wo that very nice? Top, L. to R.: E. Swait, L. Kettering, D. Merrill, T. Pelonis, R. Dudley. H. Wallace, O. Whithorn, T. Baxter, D. Roberts, A. Meier, J. Gambrall, T. Lyons, G. Rohrig. Bottom, L. to R.: B. Bischke, D. Tungate, G. Stewart, C. Jost, J. Timmel, M. Cal- deron, D. Fisher, J. Garcia, D. Perkins, R. Robertson, W. O'Dell, G. Keeton. ■ Now was that very nice? OUCHIII Hey cat, cool it. J.V. Cheerleaders: S. Anderson, J.V. Song leaders I. to R.: N. Pike, N. Orcutt. D. Bogley, A. Burk. J.V. FOOTBALL Back L. to R.: C. Moss, A. Rice, J. Marquordt, P. Robinson, J. Oliver, A. Sibole, B. Gilpin, L Lomas, T. Porter, R. Bridges. Middle: L. Neilson, A. Avila, J. Woods, C. Sparks, D. Brown, T. Warren, W. Stonebreaker, E. Palacios, H. Norte, S. Calderon, R. Hasenpflug, G. Stewart, B. Stonebreaker. Front: B. Gilmore, S. Myser, G. Campbell, R. Warren, J. Wolfington, G. Beach, R. Hartsfield, L.' Pehau, D. DeVoist, A. Evans, S. Ortega, J. Olvera, T. Jankovic. The J.V. team practice passing. Banning 6............ Indio 0 Banning 0 . . .. Coachella 6 Banning 36 .... Beaumont 6 Banning 36............Hemet 30 Banning 14...........Perris 12 Banning 24 . . Palm Springs 18 Banning 18 ... San Jacinto 12 Banning 48.........Elsinore 12 Coaches Burk and Brown go over details of next victory. It takes long hard hours of practice fill the team gets into shape. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Broncs presented a thrilling season this year by winning their Block B tourney for the third time then by taking the Riverside County League cham- pionship. These sharp-shooting hoopsters lost only one game in R.C.L. and continued to startle their opponents with their skill in C.I.F. Banning 38 Banning 53 Banning 45 Banning 59 Banning 48 Banning 49 Banning 57 Banning 38 Banning 63 Banning 43 Banning 52 Banning 57 Banning 29 Banning 47 ...... Hemet 29 . . . . Elsinore 37 Palm Springs 36 San Jacinto 31 .. Coachella 33 ...... Perris 23 .. Beaumont 37 ...... Hemet 37 . . Beaumont 44 . . .. Elsinore 44 Palm Springs 37 . San Jacinto 37 .. Coachella 27 ...... Perris 40 It was a hard battle but our Broncos pulled through In winning glory. A. Meier H. Wallace D. Brown E. Swaif L Kettering D. Baxter P. Hartman Leap Frog or Basketball? Coach Burk B Basketball — Top row, 1. to R.: D. Pederson, P. Alloway, T. Garner. T. Wages, S. Carr. Second row: E. Martin, W. Anderson, R.Horsetman, A. Evans, T. Lyons. T. Gamer controls the boll. Banning 43 ............. Hemet 41 Banning 26 .......... Elsinore 38 Banning 28.......Palm Springs 27 Banning 34.........San Jacinto 28 Banning 30...........Coachella 29 Banning 46.............. Perris 60 Banning 41 .......... Beaumont 39 Up, up, and away with P. Alloway and 2 more points for the Bronco team. B BASKETBALL Banning 37 Banning 38 Banning 41 Banning 40 Banning 37 Banning 40 Banning 32 ..... Hemet 32 . . Beaumont 44 . . .. Elsinore 58 Palm Springs 22 San Jacinto 51 . . Coachella 36 ......Perris 36 Top row: R. Faulkner, M. Wimbish, J. Olvera, Coach Rodgers. Second row: R. Starling, E. Palacious, T. Warren, E. Miller, E. Switzer. Top row: P. Thompson, G. Campbell, D. Alloway, J. Maple, A. Soto, R. Hartsfield, J. Holland, Coach Rodgers. Second row: J. Macias, M. Keller, P. Patton, F. Garcia, B. Warren, R. Ritz, J. Wolfington. ■■ Alex give Dove a tumble. This is how we get a high ranking wrestling team; practice after school. WRESTLING Bottom row, I. to R.: R. Weise, G. Beach, B. Gilmore, I. Nielson, J. Munoy, K. Breitweg. Second row, L to R.t J. Harvey, P. Weis, D. Dysart, D. Merrill, L. Russo, J. Gambrall, J. Marquardt, L. Pehau, R. Knodler, P. Russo, P. Beach. Third row, I. to R.: A. Rachak, D. Perkins, G. Keeton, A. Rice, R. Roberson, D. fisher, C. Jost. The headless high-jumper goes it feet first. TRACK The oldest athletic sport, the play day of the spe- cialist, is the track meet. The hours spent, the muscles sore, are an insignificant price for victory. Top row, L to R.: A. Leeper, E. Swait, T. Garner, G. Keeton, C. Reed, P. Beach, T. Warren, E. Linton. Second row, L. to R.: Mr. Sisk, H. Wallace, L. Neilsen, D. Brown, D. Foster, P. Alloway, P. Starling, A. Evans. Camera shy: T. Snodgrass. Which one of these 4 stars is running for the plate???? L. to R.: Coach Art Linden, R. Robertson, R. Castro, G. Jeffus, T. Counts, D. Peterson, T. Lyons, G. Hirst, B. Stonebreaker. Bottom row, L. to R., L. Kettering, T. Pelonis, L. Russo, P. Alloway, K. Campbell, R. Horstman, P. Beach, E. Swait, D. Roberts. BASEBALL The hopes of the Bronco baseball nine rest upon the shoulders of numerous underclassmen. This year’s team is somewhat green but a top division finisher is probable under the lead of 4 year Coach Art Linden. If a race between number 9 and the ball. Coach Linden BOYS' TENNIS That determined look. A terrific forehand ma h. Standing, I. to R.: E. Miller, E. Switzer, K. Campbell, T. Wcges, B. Meier, I. Kettering, A. Meier, J. Timmel, Mr. Crum. Sitting, L. to R.: J. Foster, J. Maple, R. Hartsfield, L. Pellerin, M. Keller, G. Grantham, R. Horttmon, T. Tetzlaff. GIRLS' TENNIS Dig that form! 11 Standing, I. to R.: N. Pike. S. Clark, Y. Greathouse, N. Watson, S. 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