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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

MCMLX EI Published By the Students Of Banning High Banning, Calif. The classic theme of education has always been that of a sound mind and a sound body; and so this year's emphasis on the elec- tion and the Olympics has fur- nished a logical point of de- parture for our Annual. 196] San Gorgontan Editorial Staff COmGGIIROVE Trees ctor Sharon Swope Coséditor. . i. Pk woes Jayne Starrs Art EGIFOr samme ent .. Betty Wall Business Manager...... Diane Callahan Production: i .sccku iw iiaawed Dianne Butler | PATI cise Siaem aaa a coh, Margo Gonzales Lawrence Pendleton Kathy Cepak Clericals je apeiron axe! Jeanie Lingo COB Meise ian Antara UN. Linda Baird Candy. Krieger Gere Stumbo Beth Williams published by the students of BANNING UNION HIGH SCHOOL BANNING, CALIFORNIA 4 ' Juniors Page. 42 iis wins tae taicvaeuenetemiee ee Sophomores ko [6h =a ae +47 Ug aE bapa rues ir Freshmen ee POG EL DG sie ye ct sve’ av ocean abatlartera tap ahitnemra Activities Beicfere a7al a 4-o. .).! 2 Meee: °. vet epee Clubs ROG ORT OSige stature 3.5.55. 0 aloo et eae ara Sports RAGS? ltArse ear oh Siar Matas et Activities ANNUAL STAFF The aim of this publication is to present to you, the students of B. U. H. S., the ideas that our glorious, fabulous, breath- taking all girl staff (plus Lawrence) have gotten from the various activities of our school. However we feel the true honors should go to Mr. Waters for his unceas- ing efforts to out-scream the rest of us. - i. SHARON SWOPE JAYNE STARRS Co-Editor Editor-in-chief 2 .o Es — se - es U aa oe Za : LINDA BAIRD DIANE BUTLER DIANE CALLAHAN KATHY CEPAK Copy Production Advertising Art a oa Te! SUE DILLARD MARGO GONZALES CANDY KRIEGER JEANIE LINGO Sales Art Copy Clerical @L- GERE STUMBO BONNIE TRIMBLE Copy Sales t BETTY WALL NANCY WATSON BETH WILLIAMS MR. JOE WATERS | Art Sales Copy Advisor } MR. WILLIAM E. TOLAND Assistant Superintendent MR. GEORGE R. BARKER President, School Boards MR. EUGENE H. RUTTEN DR. JOHN F. PLANK Clerk, High School Board District Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD The members of the School Board have the dubious pleasure of making the important decisions concerning the ever-increasing number of problems that arise during the school year. Similar to the Roman council of ancient times, they have shown their ability to cope with these obstacles in an admirable manner. MRS. GENEVIENE RUTHERFORD MRS. SHIRLEY E. CARR MR. HARVEY B. MILLER Member, High School Board Member, School Boards Member, High School Board yi net: MR. DEWEESE STEVENS Principal Have you lost your facul- ties? In the ancient tradi- tion of their predecessor Socrates, these patient ty- rants strive to guide unruly us through what are sup- posedly the most important four years of our lives. They somehow manage to turn out intelligent, well- educated graduates. MR. HARVEY CRUM Gen. Math, Driver Training ae MR. LARRY HOBSON Band 6 MRS. MARY ABRAS MR. PHILIP AMICK MR. ZEPH. H. BALLMER, JR. English Ill IV Typing | Il, Shorthand Counselor MR. HAROLD BENDIGKEIT MR. MILTON BRISTOW MR. FRANK BURK General Science, Life Science Plane Geo., Gen. Science, Advanced Shop, Shop I, Algebra, Gen. Business Vice-Principal Faculty MRS. ESTELLE DELGADO MISS BEATRICE FULLER MRS. JUNE HARRIS Home Economics |, II, Ill Librarian Spanish |, Il, Hl MR. HAROLD KLEIN MR. JOHN KORAN MR. LEE KRAUS Consumer Economics, Speech Applied Science, Biology English II, Ill, 1.V.B. So a MR. DAVID MARTIN MR. PAUL MARTIN Shop, Mech. Drawing World History Girls’ P.E. MISS RUTH MICELLI MR. DANIEL NAYLOR Chorus | MR. NIELS NIELSON MR. FRANK O'KELLEY MRS. RHONELDA ROMBERG MRS. IONE ROWLEY | Freshman Orientation Algebra |, Chemistry, Physics Nurse Girls’ P.E., English | % MR. ARTHUR SISK MR. GEORGE SMITHPETER MR. VASILIO SOTIROVICH MR. DANIEL STEVENSON Boys’ P.E., U.S. History Algebra, Geo., Trig. French, Latin, Spanish | World History, Fresh. Orientation, Boys’ P.E. ) g § 5 MRS. RUTH VARNEY MR. JOSEPH WATERS MR. JAMES WILSON MRS. THELMA WOOD English, Journalism Art, Annual, Crafts U.S. History, Boys’ P.E. English, Bookkeeping, Typing DEDICATION In the composition of any work of art there are three prerequisites: an artist, the tools with which he works, and subject matter. The artist can be either a sculptor, a painter, a writer, or a composer; above all he is a creator. The tools the artist uses vary with what he is creating and so does his subject matter, but even so the end results are always alike in that they are original works of art. The San Gorgonian also is an original work of art which needs a composer, tools he can use, and subject matter. We, the students of Banning Union High are the subject matter, the annual staffs are the tools, but who is the artist, the composer? Mr. Joe Waters, the annual staff advisor, of course. For the past eight years the San Gorgonian has been printed under the supervision of Mr. Waters for the enjoyment of the students of Banning Union High. Each year the credit fdr this annual publication has gone to the respective annual staff, but we, mere tools used to produce the yearbook, know that the real credit should go to Mr. Waters as our annual staff advisor. Only through his dedication, effort, and drive do we have a finished annual each year. Without his leadership, pep talks, and general know-how the annual staff would be at a loss most of the time. So, unknown to him, we have affectionately dedicated 10the 1961 San Gorgonian to Mr. Joe Waters, annual staff advisor. Seniors . Mary Abras Mr Philtip Amick Mr. Harold Klein Eddie Switzer Pres. (Camera Shy) Ingrid Nelson President Senlors These high and mighty rulers have con- quered the past four years of high school by a variety of methods that they refuse to divulge. It has been observed by the senior class of '61 that they will never be equalled in the years to come. Others opinions don't count. Ist Semester ee A ; , A isa = Tom Halliwell Sharon Swope Linda Shelton Vice Pres Sec. Treas. Cheerleaders, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Farris, B. Neilsen, E. Miller, A. J. Lea, and J. Lingo. 2nd. Semester — { Ronna Ellingson Diane Callahan Beth Williams Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. Cheerlead=rs, LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: F. Cook, E. Miller, R. Hartsfield. Row 2: J. Lingo, B. Neilsen, A. J. Lea, S. Dillard. H G P n L 5 V yn SOCORRA LINDA AMESQUITA Pep Club 58, 59, 60; G.A.A. 60; F.H.A. 58, 59; Jr. Concessions 59; Girls’ League 4 yrs. LINDA MARIE BAIRD House of Representatives 60, 61; Daisy Chain 60; Sophomore Talent Show 58; Pep Club 58, 59, 60; Senior Play; An- nual Staff; Stampede Staff 61; Girls League 4 yrs.; Rally Club 60; F.H.A. 58, 59; Honor Roll 60, 61; Jr. Concessions; Victory Flag Contest Winner 61 CAROL ARMIGO HOMER JOE BARRY JR. NANCY MAY ARNOLD Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Stampede 61; FHA Secretary 58; Daisy Chain 60; Sophomore Talent Show 58; Pep Club 4 yrs.; Senior Play. JACQUELINE A. BLEVINS Member of House of Representatives 60; G.A.A. 61; Girls’ League 60, 61; F.H.A. 60, 61; Senior Play; Homecoming Parade 6] DARCY BROWN Block B 4 yrs.; Block B Chairman 61; J.V. Football 58, 59; Varsity Football 60; B. Basketball 58; Varsity Basketball 59, R.C.L. 60, DVL; B Track 58; Varsity Track 59 GOUGA.F: j EDWARD M. BRUNE Transferred from Palm Springs High School, 60; Track 61; Senior Play; Talent Show 61; Exchange Assembly 61. DAVID ROBERT BRUDWICK Transferred from Twin City High, Stan- wood, Wash. 60; Spanish Club 61; Scholarship Pres. 61. RODOLFO H. CASTRO Varsity Baseball 57, 58, 61; Speech Club 4 yrs.; Spanish Club 60; Talent Show 58, 59; Senior Play; Exchange Assembly Be 59, 60; Sophomore Class President 58. bc GEORGE DONALD BUTLER, JR. Speech Club Pres. 60; C Basketball 58; Senior Play. DIANE CAROL CALLAHAN Transferred from Franklin High, Baltimore, Md. 58; Teenage Miss 61; Jr. Red Cross Pres. 60; Girls’ League Pres. 61; Varsity Songleader 60, 61; Head Songleader 61; Senior Class Secretary 61; Teenage Citi- zen of the Month Feb. 60; Block B Prin- cess 60; Sophomore Class Cheerleader 59; Scholarship 59, 60, 61; Honor Roll 58, 60; Daisy Chain 60; Tennis 59, 60; Jr. Play; Senior Play; F.H.A. Editor 59; Miss Banning Finalist 60; Soph. Talent Show St. Dir. 59. JOHN CEPAK JAMES CLINTON Band 58, 59; Track 59, 60, 61; Basket- ball 59. SHARON CLARK F.H.A. 60, 61; Pep Club 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Jr. Concession; Homecom- ing Parade 60. BURLE ORVILLE COOK Jr. Play 59; Senior Play; Dance Band 4 yrs.; Track 60, 61; Wrestling 60; Student Council 61; Math Club, 60, 61; Pres Band 60, 61; Band 4 yrs.; Sophomore Talent Show 58, 59. SHIRLEY FERN CLARK F.H.A. Historian 60; House of Representa- tives 60; Pep Club 59, 60; Homecoming Parade 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Jr. Concessions 59. THELMA JOAN COTA Girls’ League 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60; Pep Club 58, 59, 60; G.A.A. 57, 58; Drill Team 60; Jr. Concessions 60; Stam- pede Staff 60; Cafeteria Staff 58, 59 JAMES A. CRANN Transferred from Palm Springs High 60; Varsity Football 60; Senior Play; Speech Club 61. LINDA LEE DAVIDSON Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Pep Club 57, 58, 59; Talent Show 59; Jr. Concessions. BILL L. DAILEY Tarnsferred from Bonita 58; J.V. Football 58; Varsity Football 60; Speech Club 61; Varsity Track 59, 60, 61; Varsity Base- ball 58; Car Club 58; Block B 60, 61; Journalism 61. CHERYL DeNIER Medical Club 61; R.C.L. D.V.L. Band 4 yrs.; House of Representatives; Girls League 4 yrs.; Pep Club 59; Band 4 yrs.; Jr. Concessions; F.H.A. 58. ELLEN M. DaVALL Senior Play; Spanish Club Vice-President 60; Pep Club 4 yrs.; Girls’ League 4 yrs. JANE DENHAM F.H.A. 59, 61; Medical Club 61; Hospital Volunteer 60, 61; Homecoming Parade 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs. LINDA KAYE DERRY Girls’ League 60, 61. RONNA LYNNE ELLINGSON Student Body Historian 61; Girls’ League 60, 61; Daisy Chain 60; Senior Play; G.A.A. 60, 61; Math Club 60, 61; Jr. Red Cross 60, 61; Jr. Concessions; Honor Roll 59, 60. SANDRA LEE EDMUNDSON Miss Banning 60; Daisy Chain 60; Home- coming Princess 60; Senior Play 60; Ex- change Assembly 61; G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 59; Snowball Princess 59; Student Coun- cil 58; Jr. Class Sec. 59; Freshman Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Pep Club 58, 59; Girls’ League Freshman Repre- sentative 57. LINDA SUE DILLARD Senior Class Cheerleader, Annual Staff 61; Commissioner of Pep 60; T.A.C. Jan 59; Co-Chairman Foreign Exchange Stu- dent Committee 61; Junior Play; Sports- manship Evaluator 60; Math Club Secre- tary 60, 61; Commissioner of Girls 61; Daisy Chain 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; C.S.F. 3 yrs.; Pep Clu 4 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross Vice-Pres. 60; Junior Class Secre- tary; Homecoming Parade 60; Senior Play. MARTHA JANE FARRIS Vice-Pres. Medical Club 61; Journalism Secretary 61; Homecoming Queen 60; House of Rep. 60; Sr. Class Cheerleader 60; Pep Club 58; Girls’ League 4 yrs ABRON EVANS, JR. J.V. Football 58; Varsity Football 59, 60; D.V.L. Team 60; C. Basketball 57; B. Basketball 59, 60; Varsity Basketball 60, 61; C Track 58, 59; Varsity Baseball 61; Treasurer of Band 61; Block B 3 yrs.; Sophomore Talent Show 60; £xchange Assembly 61; Basketball Captain 61. PATRICIA ANN FIEDLER F.H.A. 58, 59, 60: Medical Club 60 Pep Club 59; Jr. Concessions; Homecom- ing Parade 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; F.H.A. Treasurer 60; Hospital Volunteer 60 ; MARY MARTHA FLORES Editor-in-Chief, Stampede 61; President of F.H.A. 60; Vice-president of Journalism 61; Journalism 59, 60; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 59, 60; Jr .Concessions; Pep Club 59, 60; Student Council 60, 61; Girls League 4 yrs.; G.A.A. Key 58. JEFFREY P. FOSTER A.S.B. Pres. 61; Comth. of Boys’ 40; Fresh Sophomore President; Jr. Class Vice-President; Sophomore Talent Show 4 yrs.; Jr. and Senior Plays; Varsity tennis 2 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; Honor Band 4 yrs.; Dance Band 4 yrs.; Block B 61; B.T.A. Neophytes; Honor Roll 59, 60; Spanish Club 60; Student Council 4 yrs.; Boys State 60; Exchange Assn. 60, 6] RICHARD PETER GANNON C Basketball 58; Honor Roll 58 60, 61. , 60; Sophomore Talent Show 59; Math Club PATRICIA ANN FLYE WILLIAM GEORGE GILPIN Football 4 yrs.; Wrestling 4 yrs.; Baseball 58; Block B President 61; Student Council 61; Gen. Adv. Block B Tournament Co. ——— ee GEORGE LEE GRANTHAM Ir. Concessions; Jr. Play; Senior Play House of Representatives 61; Math Club Spanish Club 59 i BARBARA FAE HALL Girls’ League 4 yrs.; G.A.A. 60; Senior Play; Jr. Concessions; Pep Club 59, 60 Journalism 61 ROBERT LEE HARTSFIELD Varsity Tennis 59, 60, 61; Varsity Foot ball 61; Varsity Baseball 60; B Basket ball 60; J.V. Football 58, 59, 60; J.V Baseball 58, 59; Block B 60, 61; Jr Play; Senior Play DOLORES HERNANDEZ Pom Pon 3 yrs.; Girls’ League; G.A.A 59; Pep Club 58, 59 THOMAS JAMES HALLIWELL JR Jr. Concession; Jr. Class Play; Senior Play; Senior Class Vice Pres. 61; Math Club 59; Spanish Club 59; Honor Roll 58 NADINE ELAINE HOBGOOD Speech Club 60; Medical Club 60, 61 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Chorus 58, 59, 60 DON IUND ai Wrestling 58; Talent Show 4 yrs.; Band { ye President 60; Commissioner of Boys 61; pI Student Council 59, 60, 61; Senior Play; Le LaVON HOPKINS Band 4 yrs.; Pep Band 59, 60, 61. C1 RAYMOND ARTHUR HORSTMAN Varsity Basketball 60; Varsity Tennis 59, 60, 61; Varsity Baseball 59; B Basketball 59; Jr. Play; Scholarship 59. CANDACE MICHELE KRIEGER Daisy Chain 60; Senior Play; Annual Staff 4 61; Stampede Staff vice-president 60; CI Secretary of the House of Representatives f JILL COLETTE JOHNSON 60; Jr. Play; F.H.A. 58, 59; Pep Club ot Senior Play; Spanish Club 59, 61; Pep 58, 59, 60; G.A.A. 58; Jr. Concessions; Club 59, 60; G.A.A. 58; Girls’ League Jr. Red Cross; Rally Club 61; Sophomore uf 4 yrs.; Jr. Concessions; Scholarship 58, . = Talent Show; Girls’ League Representative ee 59; Jr. Red Cross 60, 61 = 58. ‘ 2 7 RICHARD KNOEDLER Pres. of Spanish Club 61; J.V. Wrestling 59; Varsity Wrestling 60, 61; Senior Play LAURENE RAE LAWS Soph. Class Cheerleader; Daisy Chain 60; Jr. Concessions; Prophecy 60; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Pep Club 58, 59, 60; B.T.A. Neo- phytes 60; Spanish Club 59, 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 58, 59; Jr. Red Cross 60. LAURA LEE LEONARD Miss Banning Finalist 60; Homecoming Princess 60; Block B Princess 59; Class Cheerleader 58, 59; Daisy Chain; House of Representatives; Sophomore Talent Show 59; G.A.A. Secretary 58; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Pep Club 57, 58, 59; Prophecy Com- mittee 59; F.H.A. 57, 58; Stampede Staff 59; Jr. Concessions; B.T.A. Neophytes 59. ARVA JEAN MARIE LEA Student Council 61; High School Honors Science Institute 60; Life Member of Scholarship; Seniorettes Trio 61; Girls League 4 yrs.; Jr. Play; Math Club 60, 61; Jr. Class Treasurer; Senior Class Cheerleader; Drill Team 60; J.V. Song- leader 58; Sophomore Talent Show 58; G.A.A. 59, 60; Exchange Assembly 61; Co-Valedictorian. JEANIE L. LINGO January TAC Girl 61, Corresponding Sec- retary of Student Council 61; Annual Staff 61; Daisy Chain 60; Senior Class Play 61; Drill Team 60; Miss Banning Final- ist 60; Senior Class Cheerleader 61; Homecoming Parade 61; Snowball Dance Princess 60; Exchange Assembly 61; Jr. Play; Pep Club 60; Honor Roll 60; Girls League 60, 61; Hospital Volunteer 60. LEONA RAE LEE Senior Play; B.T.A. Neophytes 61; Talent Show 60; Red Cross 59, 60, 61; Nurses Helper 60; Scholarship 58, 59; Pep Club 58; Speech Club 58; F.H.A. 58. RON LYONS J.V. Football 58 JUDITH DIANE MARIEDTH T.A.C. 58; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; House of Representatives 60; Red Cross Hospital Volunteer 60, 61; Talent Show 57; Cafe- teria 67, 58; Jr. Concessions 60; Chorus 4 yrs.; Pep Club 58, 59, 60 epeiiiwats: SANDRA HELEN MERCADO Varsity Cheerleader 59, 60; G.A.A. Pres 60; Homecoming Princess 58, 61; Block B Princess 59; Pom Pons 58; G.A.A. Treas. 59; Daisy Chain 60; Student Coun- cil 59, 60, 61; Pep Club V. Pres. 59; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Girls’ League Par- liamentarian 60; Girls’ League Freshman Representative 58; Junior Play; G.A.A. Secretary 59; Junior Class V. Pres. G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Honor Roll 60; Prophecy 60 EVAN LOWELL MAXWELL Trans. from Willmar, Minnesota, 60; A.S.B. V. Pres. 61; Exchange Assembly 61; Junior Play; Senior Play ADRIAN METZGER BERNADINE MEDRANO Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Spanish Club 60, 61 EDDIE G. MILLER Varsity Tennis 59, 60, 61; Varsity Bas- ketball 60; C Basketball 58, 59; Junior Play; Block B 60,, 61; Student Council 60, 61; V. Pres. Speech Club 60, 61; B.T.A. Neophytes 60; Speaker of the House of Representatives 61; Senior Class Cheerleader; Jr. Concession; Spanish Club 60; DVL Basketball Champs 59, 60; Most Valuable Tennis Award 60 2 Ss é ¢ INGRID ANNE NELSON Varsity Songleader 59, 60, 61; J.V. Songleader 58; Daisy Chain 60; C.S.F. Member 4 yrs.; Life Member; C.S president 61; Girls League 4 yrs.; Pep Club Sec. 58; Speech Club 57; Senior and Jr. Play; BTA Neophytes; Soph. Class Sec.; Snow Ball Princess 59; Miss Banning Finalist 60. DELYN MURIE Transferred from Coachella Valley Union High School DEON MURIE Transferred from Coachella Valley Union High School. $ i BEATRICE NIELSON “ Homecoming Princess 60; Exchange As- DONALD L. OWEN ) seembly 60, 61; Senior Class Cheerleader Scholarship 58; Junior Concessions; Span t 61; Seniorettes Trio 61; Pom Pon 58, 59, ish Club 60; Speech Club 61; Stampede 60; G.A.A. 58, 59; Girls’ League 4 yrs. Staff 61. v i 9 JANET LYDIA OSTAPOW Speech Club 60; Transferred from Mas- sachusetts 57; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Chorus 4 yrs.; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Soph. Talent Show 57; Junior Concessions. MARY OWENBY Transferred from Palm Springs High School 60; Girls’ Athletic Association 61; Chorus 61; Operetta 61; Girls’ League 61 ELIZABETH PELKEY Pom Pon 4 yrs.; G.A.A. 59; Pep Club 57, 58; Girls’ League 4 yrs. LARRY PEHAU J.V. Baseball 58, 59; J.V. Football 58 59; Varsity Baseball 60, 61; Varsity Wrestling 58; Block B 60, 61 y TED A. PORTER C Basketball 58; C Track 58; J.V. Foot- ball 59; B Track 59; Varsity Football 60; Varsity Basketball 60, 61 LAWRENCE LEWIS PELLERIN Band, 58; Tennis 58 JOHN LAWRENCE PENDLETON Wrestling 58, 59; Sophomore Talent Show; Junior Play; Junior Concessions; Annual 61; Senior Play; Homecoming Parade 61 ROBERT ALLEN PRESTON Wrestling 59; Baseball 58. RICHARD ALLEN WALKER ROGERS Exchange Assembly 60; Talent Show 60; ALLEN RICE J.V. Football 57, 58; Varsity Football 59, 60; Varsity Wrestling 4 yrs. LINDA LEE SHELTON Sophomore Class Cheerleader 59; Pom Pons 57, 58, 59; G.A.A. 58, 59, 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; B.T.A. Neophytes 60, 61; Spanish Club 60, 61; Senior Class Pres. 60; Pep Club 58, 59; Scholar- ship 59; Honor Roll 58, 60; Pom Pons Secretary 59; B.T.A. Neophytes, Pres. 60; Spanish Club Sec. WILLIAM PRICE ROBINSON, JR. Football 58, 59; Talent Show 58. DALE FREDERICK SIBOLE J.V. Football 58, 59; J.V. Basketball 58; Math Club 60. 61 JOANNE SHIRLEY STANKE Senior Class Committee 60; Spanish Club, 59, 60, 61; Pep Club 60 sirls’ League ( RICHARD LEE STARLING, Band 57, 59 koe; 60; ketball 57, 58, 59; A-B Baske 61 Math Club 61 Baseball 61 JV Football 59; Varsity Football é Block B 60, 6] Jr oncessions; Math Award GERE LEE STUMBO Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross 60 Annual Staff 61; Daisy Chain 60; Jr Concessions; G.A.A. 60; Scholarship 59, 60; B.T.A. Neophytes President 61 Jr. Play; Senior Play; Math Club 60; House of Representatives 61; Pep Club 58, 59, 60; Rally Club 61 EDWIN ALBERT SWITZER D Basketball; C Basketball 59; Senior Class President; Student Council 61; Var sity Tennis; Sophomore Talent Show 59 Club 60; Track 58 Jr. Concessions; Speech Club 61; Math JAYNE STARRS C.S.F. Life Member; Queen Scheherazade Miss Banning 61; Jr. Dramatics snior Play. 61; Jr Play; A.C. June 59; D.V.L. Parliamentarian ward 60; 61; ASB Parliamentarion 61; Honor Roll 4 yrs; Jr. Red Cross President 60; Stam pede Assistant Editor 60; B.T.A. Neo phytes 60, 61; J.V Cheerleader 58 Band 58, 59 SHARON LOU SWOPE Annual Staff Co-Editor 61; Jr. Class President; Medical Club President 61; Block B Princess 61; Snowball Princess 60; Miss Banning Finalist 6 1; Commissioner of Correspondence 59; J.V. Cheerleader 58; Tennis Team 58, 59, 60; Sec. of Sophomore and Senior Class; Secretary of Pep Club 58; G.A.A. Secretary 59; Honor Roll 60; Vice President B.T.A. Neophytes 61. f f JEANNE EMALEE TAYLOR Redlands Symphony Orchestra 60, 61 Commissioner of Pep 61 ommissioner of Correspondence 60; Sophomore Class President 59; Jr. Play; Senior Play; Schol RHITA SHARON THROOP Band 9; Drill Team 60; F.H.A. 58; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Daisy Chain 60; 59: Jr. Play; Girls’ Tennis arship Society 3 yrs.; Sophomore Talent ss Treasurer Show 4 yrs.; Sophomore C 59; B.T.A. Neophytes 60; Seniorettes Trio 60, 61; Honor Band 4 yrs.; Dance Band 4 yrs. Club 59; Jr. Concessions THOMAS EDWIN TETZLAFF Jr. Concession 59; Jr. Play; Tennis 59 60; Math Club 60; Spanish Club 60 Block B 61; Band 57 BONNIE RAE TRIMBLE 4 Commissioner of Activities 61; Junior and f Senior Plays; Scholarship 3 yrs.; Honor f Roll 4 yrs.; House of Representatives 60 PATRICIA ANN VAUGHN Annual Staff 61; Exchange Assembly 61; Trans. from Palo Verde High 59; Jr. Red ; : F.H.A. 59; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Girls’ League Cross 61; G.A.A. 61; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; 4 yrs.; TAC Sept. 60; Daisy Chain 60 F.H.A. 61; Jr. Play; Office Practice 61 GLORIA RITA VALLESILLO Block B Princess 61; Student Council 61; Pom Pon 4 yrs.; Pom Pon Leader 61; Vice President of Pom Pons 59; G.A.A.; 2 Pep Club 58, 59; Girls League 4 yrs 6 H P S Si 6 WINONA YVONNE VELASQUEZ JIMMIE DEAN WALKER lé G.A.A. 61; Jr. Play; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Trans. from Brawley, Calif. 59; Football T Pep Club 60; Jr. Red Cross 61. 59. 6 GILBERT FLORES VILLAPANDO Wrestling 61; Jr. Play; Sophomore Talent Show 59. : as C ( F k THEORDIS WARREN r J.V. Football 57, 58,; D' Basketball 58; ¢ C Basketball 59; Varsity Football 59, 60; é C Track 58, 59; B Track 60; Varsity Track iv 61; Varsity Basketball 61; Sophomore 3 C Talent Show 59, 60, 61; Block B 59, 60, E BETTIE WALL 61; Bloc k B Sargeant-at-Arms 61. C ELIZABETH ANN WALLACE Trans. from Coachella 58; Pom Pon 59, 60, 61; Sophomore Talent Show 59, 60; Jr. Play; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Pep Club 58, 59, 60; Office Practice 61; G.A.A. 59; Chorus 58. NANCY ANN WATSON Student Body Commissioner of Finance 61; Student Council 61; Daisy Chain 60; Honor Roll 60; Exchange Assembly 61; Prophecy 60; Annual Staff 61; Stampede Staff 60, 61; Journalism President 61; Senior Play; Senior Class Float Chairman 60; Jr. Concessions; Pep Club 58, 59, 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Tennis 59, 60; FHA Treasurer 59; FHA 58, 59; Jr. Red Cross Spanish Club 60 60, 61; erate eS ELIZABETH E. WILLIAMS Co-Valedictorian; Student Council 59, 60, 61; Songleader 60, 61; Girls’ League Pres. 61; Scholarship 4 yrs., Life Mem- ber; Junior Play; Senior Play; Miss Ban- ning Finalist 61; Girls’ League Secretary 5 60; A.S.B. Treasurer 58; BTA Neophytes 60, 61, Secretary 60; Senior Class Treas- urer; Fresh. Secretary; Fresh. Treasurer; Girls’ League Representative 58; Snow Ball Princess 60; Daisy Chain 60; Math Club 60, 61; G.A.A. 59; FHA 58. oO wT PATTY WELLS Pom Pons 2 yrs.; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; G.A.A. 60; Pep Club 58, 59. PETER M. WEIS Varsity Wrestling 60; Varsity Football 61; Block 'B’ 61; J.V. Wrestling 59. FRANCES JANE WRIGHT Trans. from Vista High School, Vista, Calif. 60; Math Club 61; Journalism 61; G.A.A. 61; Girls’ League 61; Honor Roll 61 JORJA JEAN WISDOM Pom Pons 58, 59; Usherette for Gradua tion 60; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; FHA 58; Pep Club 58; Junior Concessions; Senior and Junior Plays. wee a re Lol fO6 10-8 ras — a Sr S — Os) WIG Are Kellor, “MONI LLSOIMLUER, 7 ) aging: iat ee ae ez RP UUVE cy REL! Cwoy ‘s NS : : SINE a s PH Aa . ora Ti ne We As os : S 2 JV = VE o ; oy c : iN ‘ b . Y Rods bal ee Ps 2 ; wy ee) AY ee Ly She gh oh ; | LO cf i es Wak TER ie hea j | ave, wwe ail aa | 7} — A ROW- PETERSON PLAY Mn DO THE MORE —_ Juniors This middle class has honor of giving up their funds on a prom for the benefit of the “Mighty Ruling Seniors.'’ They obtain these funds from concessions and other dubious methods. After a little more strug- gling they will gain the privilege of being Seniors. Mr. Jim Wilson Mr. Frank O'Kelley Mr. John Koran Ist. Semester irene or LONE i fi Spencer Carr Greg Campbell Doris Swait President Vice Pres. Sec. Richard Bridges Donna Kettering Brenda Throop Treas. (Camera Shy) Cheerleader Cheerleader (Camera Shy) 2nd. Semester a Mark Keller Bud Hazell Trudy McCellan President Vice Pres. Sec. {| Donna Todd Nina Orcutt Sue Clark Treas. Cheerleader Cheerleader 37 Vs David Adrian Sandra Allen Carol Brown Alice Burk Kathryn Cepak Kathleen Clark Martin DeTavernier Lonnie Dickerson Olga Durr Earl Edman 38 Greg Beach Joanna Billen AEE, Y ' 4 7 “a L J, Den Alloway Walt Anderson Veronica Ariaz Donna Bagley | Bill Bock Kendall Bridges Rich Bridges Gary Brooks Dianne Butler James Caldwell Greg Campbell Spencer Carr pas AA Sue Clark ‘a Ellen Doolittle Helen Doolittle Dorothy Dove Judy Edman Betty Evans Ricky Faulkner Jean Fields x ey , fa. Richard Fisher Jackie Fletcher Jimmy Fletcher Eunice Flores Gale Foskett Rosie Garcia ty 1 ' 4 7 ee William Gardner Marv. Gibson Garv Gilbert Billy Gilmore Ernie Golden Marquerite Gonzales t 7 Yvonne Greathouse Christine Grav Jean Harris Jerry Harvey Rick Hasenpflug Bud Hazell Rachel Hernandez Connie Hiagins Jay Holgate James Hollana Rusty Hopkins Sharon Jankovic Bill Jost Judie Kaminsky Mark Keller Donna Kettering Allen Saubel in } ,_ - ZZ . — — ‘ oe { bw ‘ ti ; Eckhard Krick Leo Larock David Latt Larry Lomas Kenneth Love Joan Lydon 39 leh ot oy et’ Trudy McCellan Jim) McManus Jimmy Macias Dave Mancin John Maple Peggy Marcus KF ' s 4 5 4 ‘) Seba al), Ed Martin Jack Michael Tracy Mills David Morris Harris Morning John Munoz wits Don Murphy Steve Myser Leslie Nielsen Joe Olvera Pat Patton Estelle Pellum John Pickett Lucy Pinto John Plank Jenny Pope John Pratt Bonnie Pryor Julia Rice Bob Ritz Shirley Roberts SS } Wanda Roberts Molly Rogers Susie Rumore Mary Lou Samora Gloria Sanchez Robert Sanchez _ 40 Pe sk ( | a= l ls fae ARES Brian Smith Kenneth Smith Lois Smith = Don Shannon Leo Shearer Irene Sibole Nil Al Soto Carl Sparks Duron Sparks Guy Stewart Leon Sumpter Doris Swait wae John Tamulonis Jimmy Taylor Victor Theotig Phil Thompson Brenda Throop Donna Todd thd Susan Vaughn Susan Troutt Kathy Turner Tommy Wages Arthur Walls Robert Warren Roger Waters Don Way Ric, Weals Dick Weis Jean Williams Tom Wilson — E = A e i 1A A 4 4 Mark Wimbish John Wolfington Mickey Worthington Sophomores Sophomores This exceedingly lower class continues on in the quest for still higher honors and achievements. Their most worthy achieve- ments seems to be the Sophomore Talent Show. They are still in the running to graduate. } ee Mr. Lee Kraus Mr. Paul Martin Ist. Semester (Camera Shy) P kAie, Craig VanKirk Gary Rubus Judy Steward President Vice Pres. Sec. (Camera Shy) a DeeDee Bryant Jeanie Roberts Susan Timmel Treas. Cheerleader Cheerleader 2nd. Semester q Gary Rubus Jimmy Wiggins Marian McCasland } President Vice Pres. Sec. st Dana Callahan Bonnie Fischer Ray Curtis Treas. Cheerleader Cheerleader 43 John Aguilar Roy Alexander Dee Alloway ad fed’ S. Becerra Lealand Blair Ruby Brown Denice Bryant ¥ ca Rick Campbell Diana Defreese ech ] Alec Dominguez Erma Dove Royce Dugger Margaret Firestone Helen Evans Jim Franklin AA Terry Fuller Richard Garcia Nancy Buckheister, Betty Denham Bonnie Fischer Paul Bakkom Bonnie Barnfield Joanna Beccerra ¢ le SI a1; ws 7 : ¥ t is , ¢ E —,_ N Earnest Blaylock Arelene Brown Sue Bullard Dana Callahan Carolee Campbell mht Herbert Dailey Ralph Davidson Lee Davis Rose Derry Antionette Devoisi Shirley Durham Marie Eanes Steve Fitch Lydia Flores ij { - toe A (i. Eugene Gober Carol Gorman Hal Griffin i rra Ernestine Hankins Wendy Hardy Anne Hathaway Richard Heckman Noele Hendricksor Lorrie Hernandez pea) ‘ Carla Holgate Steve Holton Johnnie Hunt Bill Jameson Charlene Johnson Y WN . a WA ell Charley Johnson Sharon Kellum Joyce Kilgore Billy Law Ginger Lawrence Roger Ledig or Diane Lightell Jerry Lomas Betty Lopez A. R. Lopez th Tony Ley Linda Love Dora Lugo Helen Lyons Kathy McCann Marion McCasland . a P i A im arth 4 1 Pam McCrary Terry McDonald Marie Mancin Marianne Martin ‘. Ron Matthies DeeDee Maxwell Danny Maynard Carmen Medrano Michele Meeh Joanne Metje C9 cee - fy Virginia Miller Adolph Montez Wayne Noble Roger Osborne Sandra Owens Ted Patrick 45 mals Anita Phillips R. Ramirez Gary Rubus Susan Timmel C. Villarreal Loren Weisenberg 46 pee ¢ 4 Judy Stewart Bob Phinney Gene Reed be A Shirley Siva G. Villarreal Jimmy Wiggins Barbara Platner David Skeeters al Sharon Strandberg Tod Todd Vera Wissert Nancy Sanford Dwight Smith Rios Salvador a Anne Shelton Sam strange on Graig VanKirk Laura Stumbo Naomi Vaughn Virginia Waldrop Coy Walls John Porter Sharon Shipp Ted Stanke Geoffrey Stumpf Bruce Vendeville Marian Wright Penny Poynter Jeannie Roberts L. Stevens Joe Tamulonis Nannette Young J. Quizenberry Larry Rothrock ) Bill Sibole Deloise Way George Zitlaw FRESHMEN The slave segment of Roman society is compar- able to the Freshmen class at B.U.H.S. These lowly, mistreated knaves are struggling to attain the slightly more honorable position of Sopho- mores. They have a long way to go. ; Mr. Niels Mrs. June Harris Mrs. Ruth Varney Advisor Advisor Advisor FIRST SEMESTER is cry 4 brite President Vice-President Secretary Mike Zavala Carla Benson Cecilia Ariaz (Camera Shy) Treasurer Cheerleader Cheerleader Melanie Moss Curt Fultz David Noble (Camera Shy) (Camera Shy) SECOND SEMESTER President Vice-President Secretary Carol Fahy Mike Zavala Karen Plank Treasurer Cheerleader Cheerleader Lo he Jenny Machetta Candi Cope Marcia Foster Taft Abras ms LS A y Af | wal PL WA WV Tony Arellanes riaz Janice Blair Peggy Brown Jean Caudill ary lank 2 Robert Cox | 3 we od ) 4 a phe Al ader Larry DeNier Joey Diaz Foster Kenna Adkins Louie Bailey ee James Allen Manvel Alvarado Victor Andrade Cecilia Ariaz Paula Arndt FRESHMEN Barbara Barnfield Paul Bendix wie Sod Betty Braggins Calvin Brown Jim Brothers Paula Brown Shirley Brown Winnie Bunton Judy Burnham = Louis Burt a Jim Butler Danny Cagle Bob Caldwell Jim Carpenter 7” ee Ng Greg Chapparosa Carrie Clark Cheryl Coates Mary Coffey Candi Cope Cw, Gene Cranford Richard Davidson Theresa Delrio Barbara Dingman Lupe Dominquez Winnie Ebmeier 49 Josie Diaz Phillis Edds Kay Fletcher Andy Garcia . ‘ 7 “ hs! “ y Ronald Guy IN ea | Y Bill Johnson Patricia Law 50 Toni Bill Estrella Foster Gene Harmon Steve Higher Mike Koester Gary Lawrence James Eubanks ‘ cen) Frank Gareia Gary Hartman Errol Hively (Aad Chuck Imel SZ Don Leary Ann Garrison Shirley Hatfield Charles Gober Sue Hasenphlug Jeanne Holland Vickie Jamison = Marie Knoedler Carol Fahy Janet Gilbert Don Henderson Gregg Huckfeldt Jerry Jackman Dwight Lesley Dick Falls ih) Curt Fultz “wai Arthur Hendy Robert Kauba Elaine Lesh Joey Fiedler Jeanne Gambrall Michael Hardesty Arthyl Johnson Betty Ann Lacey A io ) A Bill Lesh aes — ‘Ss S i a ” A 4 Lael Wie : Lynn McDonald Mike McCann Mike Lopez Frank Lugo ef i) A I Tom Mandelke Sidney Marideth Phil Martin wa, —s ¢ ' | “ Paa Dennis Miles Magdalina Montez Louise Moore Marilyn Moore Carolyn Morris (3 ( . - Fd AK 2 an . J Melba Norte Mike Nosandv Lily Ortega Joyce Osborne Richard Pape David Noble mY ) 4 Cy { - = r yy “ - ( y mm , ‘ ieee | ah ah Sind Paul Pehau Madie Pellum Linda Pendleton Tim Peters Mike Phillips 4 % David Pratt Lynette Quigley Lupe Ramirez Bruce Reese ; } w | y ( oy Joe Reyes Martha Rios =e i1 Danny Robbins Rosemary Rogers | Dorthyle Robinson Delia Rodriguez Jenny Machetta Veronica Mata Magdalene Rios Steve Romberg Dolores Macias We Elyse Merritt Melanie Moss Donna Partridge Roger Reid Danny Roberts Peter Sachse 51 Olga Sanchez Barbara Shelton wee Ken Skeeters Arlen Strange wv Barbara Vaughn Kenneth Weed Barb Wolcott 52 Eugene Sanford 59 ‘ at Joyce Sherman Sandy Tarver Barbara Tortes yd Mike Wo lfington John Santacruz Bryan Snook James Taylor Gail Tripp Susan Vollaro 2 Judy York Alan Spaulding Cecelia Stewart en f Warren Taylor Don Teague Karen Tryon Dennis Tubbs Inez Waite Geryldine Warren AX BES Joe Wihnyk Karolee Schindler Gayle Simms Cordelia Steward Stephen Terry f —- Elaine Titus John Turner Cheryl Washburn Bess William Paulette Young Mike Zavala Larry Shearer wr) Le Carol Sixbury Leonard Stinebaugh Jan Weals Barbara Wise Hon Junic Jur SEPTEMBER Round Up Week Sept. 12-16 ro OCTOBER Se Football season gets Underway LY Oct, NOVEMBER Homecoming Week and Dance November 5-10 $e - 0) DECEMBER Senior Play—''When Our Hearts Were Young and Gay December 3 JANUARY gh Spinsters’ Dance Jan, 21 Calender Of Events FEBRUARY Basketball season well under way Junior Play—''The More the Merrier™’ March 17 Oper etta—''Annie Get Your Gun = April 21 MAY Junior - Senior Prom Graduation June 16 Doe Oar OTe CA Cree Lvitles a i= = | eS We can be proud that our Miss Banning reigned over the River- side County Fair and National Date Festival as Queen Sche- herazade. Be Scholarship Pres. 1st Sem. French Cl. Pres. 1st-2nd Sem. Hard work, hard work, and more hard work is characteristic of each of these noble students. Whenever a job in their respective clubs is left undone, guess who does it? Yes, presidents are left with many unfinished jobs and they carry the weight of the club projects on their shoulders. We all realize that presidents would be nothing without their clubs but we also realize that clubs would be nothing without their presi- dents. Dave Brudvick Scholarship Pres. 2nd Sem. Ingrid Nelson Diane Callahan Jr. Red Cross Pres. 1st Sem. Jeff Foster Student Council President Ist 2nd Sem. Steve Holton Head Coun. Ist 2nd Sem. Linda Shelton B.T.A. Neophytes Pres. 1st DeeDee Maxwell Arva Jean Lea Math Club Pres. 1st 2nd Camera Shy Donna Kettering Speaker House of Rep. 2nd Beth Williams Girls’ League Pres. 1st Sem. Sandy Mercado G.A.A. Pres. Ist Sem. Jo Anne Stanke Jr. Red Cross Pres. 2nd Sem. Joe Tamulonis Head Coun. Ist 2nd Sem. Gere Stumbo B.T.A. Neophytes Pres. Eddie Miller Speaker House of Rep. 1st Presidents Diane Callahan Girls’ League Pres. 2nd Sem. Linda Shelton G.A.A. Pres. 2nd Sem. Sharon Swope Medical Club Pres. 1st Sem. fr 4 a Don Butler Speech Club Pres. Ist Sem. Richard Knoedler Spanish Club Pres. 1st Sem. Martha Flores Stampede Editor Bill Gilpin Block B Pres. Bonnie Pryor F.H.A. Pres. 1st 2nd Sem. Martha Farris , Medical Club Pres. 2nd Sem. Bill Dailey Speech Club 2nd Sem. Ray Curtis Spanish Club Pres. 2nd Sem. Gloria Vallesillo Head Pom Pon Leader 59 Mrs. Abras, the seniors will always remem- ber ‘‘When Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. This year’s senior play was a smash- ing success. The play was a comedy portray- ing two excited girls, determined to be in- dependent, embarking on a voyage to Paris. They Kave an exciting adventure with a stowaway, the leader of the ship's band (whom they mistake for an admiral), all kinds of fancy sea sick remedies, life pre- servers, fog horns, and two handsome young medical students. Just before the ship lands, Cornelia comes down with measles. Assisted by the medical students, Cornelia passes medical inspection in an uproarious scene. In Paris the girls become involved with an exploding gas meter, a bed slept in by Cardinal Richelieu, and a noted French actor. The delightful play closes with the girls saying, good bye to a ‘wonderful summer. Hey! What's that pink elephant doing on the ceiling? Say, here comes another one in the door! Like | said, there | was talking to Tritan blowing his wreathed Oh, Lemily, | shuddenly feel sho diszhy. horn and | says to him.. This is the kast that kast the spell, but can't spell kast very well. Steward Mrs. Skinner Stewardess Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis -Skinner Emily Kimbrough Purser Dick Winters Admiral Harriet St. John Winifred Blaugh Leo McEvay Inspector Therese Madame Elise Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner Assistant Directors Director My waist is not 43 inches! CAST Burle Cook Jeanne Taylor Ronna Ellingson Jayne Starrs Evan Maxwell Ingrid Nelson Robert Hartsfield Jeff Foster Don Lund Jeanie Lingo Beth WiNiams Tom Halliwell Sue Dillard Diane Callahan Leona Lee Rudy Castro Bill Dailey Gere Stumbo Bonnie Trimble Mrs. Mary Abras | fear there is a bed bug in my pants. He: Here's one for the road. She: Do you really think we ought to indulge? i aa 62 ba Nha a ascii lu WOR, Backstage and front — the whole crew's responsible for the success of the play. untor Play The Junior Play this year portrayed a typi- cal American family during a chaos which was caused by the teenage members. How- ever, amidst all the confusion’their well meaning efforts could be recognized, and all good intentions turned out for the better. Mistaken identity at a white elephant auction sale! . lo en ee ee ee ee ee ee Eo Oe ee ee —_— | Cast itty (Genniten Reyion. «ess u cists ee em Kathleen Clark JiMMMYVARUMtChrersitetcns) 218 a cscs qpstetelslets anita sok Jimmy Taylor Flicks RODIN Sime, caseel cee eels ys nies ce ten auees aera Mark Keller BLP GEIOMAT EtG s ere myo osie, ro tel oie acisvte, eller erlenepievesahsus ate Donna Todd Mary TAUAtehin = of 2c «co eon acute tgisGneeiece, es Duron Sparks IOV ShESM arcu ain canbe eeneie crower enes ene Judie Kaminsky 1 Georges MuUnietacr ache isnt oak oe mc hreecians Carl Sparks Boanbotce Winters ecisseeter cee sceus ss eer eue Donna Kettering INES ESTE Chicaaupcicant crete ise oie wie ee horars Yvonne Greathouse JemyeWasmouriigurcaves s aeiae ela aae ns ere Bud Hazell dluyekei WWE SnloUima oc omeromeniecake bo bea one. Se David Latt PIGHOWAILG Ms, stare tenet etait Sucks en nea teretntee eet tome John Pickett ! POUISEVINGshiverers ave .eaactomaien ats aera Bonnie Pryor DOR OO GMa wy thwaya savin erh weieiee ceeue ee cies Sue Clark FIGHReT OMeIGOMinc tee caantue aise cakes tuoretae Lucy Pinto mlcitetabelkelagsimansais gato otc Geacacea aes cen Donna Bagley ! VAGKENV MISS ay-ten nc soem henaie Ue naan cee Tom Wages sSLeHITREW a 7NanleSotohas' se Sing Minis eericea Om om oeace Ellen Doolittle ] zs) : Cock-a-doodle-doo! Back to back .. . Did you see that?! 64 Sophomore Dana and Sharon have the forms for modern dance Calent Show The annual Sophomore Talent Show en- courages student participation and re- veals the outstanding talent in our school. The theme chosen this year was Travel Log. This theme enabled the acts to portray forms of entertainment from other countries. Beyer, cr aa tie Be Eddie Brune dedicates this song to D.B YY 2 Presenting the Bobettes. Rogers and Castro relaxing at the piano. Ah, shucks, my pistol's stuck He isn't dead, just playin’ possum Homecoming Aes : Le re a 2 1 29249 1ay Lp = are 28K And after the game the dance That silver haired daddy of mine The Homecoming Week started off with a Homecoming Dance ended the week. This is bang, the first Homecoming Parade, then the time when the alumni of past years return came the traditional football game and the to their old haunts to (censored). election of the Homecoming Queen and the The queen is escorted to her throne | Can't believe it! The Parade And the Seniors were ‘young and gay.” 4. Sandy Edmundson Laurie Leonard Martha Farris Beatrice Nielsen Annually there is a Block B Tournament held dur- ing Xmas which a queen and her court are chosen. This year lovely Olga Durr vacation in Veronica Ariaz 68 Estelle Pellum Block B Annua Sharon Swope reigned majestically with her court consisting of Veronica Ariaz, Diane Callahan, Sharon Swope, Gloria Vallesillo, and Es- telle Pellum. Diane Callahan ‘J Gloria Vallesillo Christmas Cournament The Queen, her court and escorts. Help—my finger is caught in the basket! ..and he wins by a arms length. 69 Seconds after the crowning.... bs SPINSTERS’ DANCE ‘60 - '61 LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Mr. O'Kelley, B. Cook, J. Pratt, S. Carr, A. J. Lea, S. Dillard, S. Rumore, Mr. Smithpeter. Row 2: T. Wilson, T. Mills, D. Alloway, R. Faulkner, R. Starling, J. McManus, D. Latt, R. Ellingson, B. Williams, B. Hazell, F. Wright, G. Grantham, T. Halliwell, D. Gannon. Math Club The Math Club is an organization that promotes an interest in Math. Every year a group of math students goes to Coachella to compete in a math contest among schools. The Banning math students have placed every year. With the added emphasis on math in our society, we are proud that our school is among those producing out- standing math students. 4 i | 2 : q 4 4 5 4 | LEFT to RIGHT, Row 1: N. Buckheister, J. Stanke, C. Gorman, G. Lawrence, Mrs. Harris. Row 2: L. Larock, L. Rothrock, E. Miller, J. Munoz, a Spanish Club The Spanish Club promotes an interest for learning to speak Spanish, the language of our southern neighbors, and also for learning about the cultures, the people and the cities of Mexico and South America. 7 Student Council Our illustrious leaders congregate in the cafe- teria for the purpose of furthering the practices of government so that the students will be better prepared to fit into the complexities of adult life. Despite the pandemonium that accompa- nies the meetings, the confused participants eventually succeed in getting things accom- plished. We notice that the greater part of the student body has survived another year. Evan Maxwell Shirley Roberts Vice-President Secretary Jeff Foster, President Jeanie Lingo Bonnie Trimble Corresponding Secretary Commissioner of Activities Veronica Ariaz Nina Orcutt Nancy Watson Jeanne Taylor Head Cheerleader Head Songleader Commissioner of Finance Commissioner of Pep 72 Mr. Burk Jayne Starrs Don lund Sue Dillard Advisor Parliamentarian Commissioner of Boys Commissioner of Girls Mrs. Varney, Advisor Eddie Miller, Speaker of the House House Of Representatives This attractive collection of representa- q } tives from each second-period class : struggles throughout the year to seem I important and get out of class. They a sometimes manage to impress the Stu- { dent Council with their brilliant sugges- = tions brought directly from the clods in ‘ s 5 the classroom. Steve Holton, Speaker pro Tempore Gere Stumbo, Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Lealand Blair, Shirley Clark, Linda Baird, Jenny Machette, Linda Pendleton, Karen Plank, Cheryl DeNier. Row 2: John Tamulonis, James Holland, Phil Thompson, Mrs. Varney, Gere Stumbo, Eddie Miller, Steve Holton, George Granthem. 73 LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: E. Maxwell, D. Latt, M. Nosanov, M. Zavala, A. Spaulding, D. Reese, J. Whynik, J. Foster. Row 2: D. Callahan, |. Nelson, L. Pinto, C. VanKirk, S. Holton, D. Brudvik, D. Maxwell, S Carr, G. Rubus, M. Wright. Row 3: D. Sparks, S. Troutt, K. Plank, S. Biby, D. Butler, S. Machetta, P. Edds, B. Wolcott, B. Pryor, K. Adkins, D. Swait, F. Wright, A. J. Lea, J. Taylor, M. McCasland, S. Shipp, C. Campbell, L. Hook, B. Williams, S. Dillard, B. Platner. B.C. A. Neophytes These feature teachers, who will probably sac- rifice their sanity for the art of teaching, are constantly on the alert to learn the methods of the B.U.H.S. faculty. LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: D. Swait, D. Todd, S. Swope, L. Shelton, J. Foster. Scholarship Society The scholarship society is composed of students, brainy and otherwise, who have earned the ten grade points that are required to belong to the C.S.F. These students have fully deserved the banquet which is sponsored by the Rotary Club, and the C.S.F. Trip which enables them to enjoy the fact that they have made the top grades in school. Row 2: S. Roberts, J. Lydon, C. Cope, L. Hook, S. Rumore; M. Rios, D. Callahan, J. Starrs. Row 3: G. Stumbo, B. Williams, |. Nelson, B. Platner, J. Weals, M. Pellum, Mrs. Abras, D. Lightell, V. Miller. Jr. Red Cross Club This organization is helpful not only to the com- munity but its members also because it helps to develop a useful and sympathetic outlook. Among their services are reading to the blind, making gifts for hospitals and children’s homes, and working part-time in hospitals. LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1, Officers: Jayne Starrs, Secretary; Carol Gorman, Vice Pres.; Diane Callahan, Pres.; Mrs. Harris, Advisor. Row 2: R. Ledig, R. Cheney, R. Manthies, M. Meeh, R. Ellingson, Jill Johnson, J. Stanke, N. Hendrickson, D. Maynard. When the Medical Club goes into action, well, watch out! Someone who has stubbed his big toe could find himself with a tourniquet around his neck, or someone who has broken his leg would be liable to get a finger bandaged. It is the purpose of the Medical Club members to explore the various fields in medicine through resource speakers, field trips, and volunteer work. After all their work and effort you can hardly blame them for getting a little wild when it comes to bandaging. Medical Club LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Mrs, Romberg, Advisor; Sharon Swope, Ist Sem. Pres.; Jimmy Taylor, 2nd Sem. Vice Pres.; Patty Fiedler, 2nd Sem. Sec.; Martha Rios, 2nd Sem. Treas.; Martha Farris, 2nd Sem. Pres., Vice Pres. 1st Sem. Row 2: R. Davidson, D. Macias, T. Del Rio, E. Merritt, M. Rios, R. Rodgers, C. De Neir, G. Reed, P. Brown, W. Edmieier. irls’ League Freshman and Sophomore members of Girls’ League. This noble organization includes as members all distaff students of Banning Union High School. They plan and carry out'several activities during the year. Their main project is the annual Spinsters Dance. This year they also put on a Big Sister, Little Sister party and fashion show, later in the year they joined the P.T.A. in putting on a breakfast to raise money for the youth center and finally in May were co-hostesses to all the other Girls’ Leagues in the country in the annual spring Confer nce of Girls’ Leagues. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, standing: DeeDee Maxwell, Par- The Spinsters’ Dance liamentarian; Jeanne Taylor, Senior Representative; Barbara 76 Platner, Sophomore Representative; and Cecilia Ariaz, Fresh- man Representative. iti -tonetoa | ££... -—- | Junior and Senior members of Girls’ League. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, sitting: Doris Swait, Vice- Sue crowns Evan. Pres.; Diane Callahan, Pres.; Susan Trout, Treasurer. Standing: Duron Sparks, Parliamentarian; Sandy Edmundson, Sr. Representative; Susan Th. Timmel, Soph. Rep.; Shirley Roberts, Recording Secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Drum Major Jeff Foster, Vice Pres. Don iund, Drum Major — Jeff Foster Pres. Burle Cook, Sec. Jeanie Roberts, Rep. Cheryl DeNeir, Treas. Abron Evans (Camera Shy). Band The band supplies the musical back-ground and fanfare for the important ag school events. These events include the football games, pep rallies and special Saw assemblies. This vear the band has been successful in creating a great amount of enthusiasm in the students during the fabulous sports season of the Mighty Broncos. So to the marvelous leadership of Mr. Hobson, the band is constantly improving. The band plays the. ‘'Victory Song'’ as the Broncos score again. The pep band enlivens the spirit of the students during pep The first successful Homecoming Parade was led by the Banning assemblies. Bronco Band. Kine pe aa ot “_ Bann S S S is =, Se Band A (Hg LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Bess Ann Williams, Lynette Quigley, Joyce Osborne, Kay Fletcher, Veronica Mata, Jorja Wisdom. Row 2: Susan Rumore, Karen Tryon, Winona Valasquez, Phyllis Edds, Marcia Foster, Jane Denham. Back Row: Wendy Hardy, Ann Garrison, Marie Eanes, Joyce Sherman, Mary Owenby, Dorothy Dove. Stampede The Stampede (appropriately named group) staff must live up to their name to turn out each thrill- ing addition of the Stampede, our illustrious newspaper. Every other Friday we sée students thumbing through the paper, trying to guess Who's Who, reading the latest gossip, or look- ing at the latest sport predictions or news com- mentations. It keeps us posted on what has happened during the past two weeks since most of us are too dazed to notice ourselves. Chorus This mixed chorus, composed of all girls, is con- stantly vocalizing: M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E. In their spare time, however, they do prepare music and song for different wants throughout the year. LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Martha Farris, Martha Flores, Editor-in-chief; Nancy Watson, Helen Doolittle. Row 2: Mrs. Varney, Bill Dailey, Jim Taylor, Joan Lydon, Linda Baird, Nancy Arnold, Barbara Hall, Francis Wright, Shirley Roberts, Don Owen, Rudy Castro. LEFT TO RIGHT, Officers, Row 1: Ray Curtis, Sergeant-at-Arms; Don Owen, Vice President 2nd Sem.; Bill Dailey, Pres. 2nd Sem.; Judy Kaminsky, Sec.; Don Butler, Pres. 1st Sem.; Lawrence Pendleton, Treasurer; Earnest Mae Blaylock. Row 2: 9. Lightell, J. Lydon, D. Maynard, R. Campbell, J. Crann, B. Phinney, J. Tamulonis, H. Mourning, J. McManus, C. Stewart, G. Warren. The Speech Club provides opportunities for people with speech and dra- matic interests to participate in supervised speech activities such as public speaking and dramatic plays. LEFT TO RIGHT, Mrs. Delgado. Back Row: O. Sanchez, L. Love, J. Blevins. Row 2: S. Clark, S. Clark, M. Gonzales, Candy Cope, C Stewart, J. Ostapow, B. Dingham, J. Denham, S. Vallaro, B. Williams, D Partridge. Front Row: Officers: Pres. B. Pryor, Vice Pres. L Pinto, Sec. H. Doolittle, Treas. P. Fiedler, Parliamentarian K. Turner. The members of the Future Homemakers of America are preparing to trap a husband by practicing to be good homemakers. Si Block B Block B works to promote the interest of the boys from girls to athletics and { sportsmanship. Some of the ways in which interest is accomplished are by the Block B Tournament and nominating the Homecom- ing Princesses. = LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: B. Gilpin, C. Van Kirk, P. Thompson, T. Warren, G. Rubus, R. Hasenpflug, D. Brown. Row 2: D. Skeeters, R. Edmundson, L. Pehau, G. Campbell, S$. Holion, J. Holland. Row 3: } R. Hartsfield, R. Starling, E. Miller, T. Tetzlaff, J. Foster, R. Campbell. Row 4: R. Fisher, B. Dailey S. Fitch, A. Evans, L. Nielson. Row 5: Mr. Stevenson, J. Wiggins, R. Bridges, D. Adrian. LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: D. Callahan, S. Swope, M. Gonzales, L. Shelton, M. Flores, S. Mercado, L. Flores, M. Rogers, P. Marcus. Row 2: W. Valesquez, J. Edman, S. Vaughn, P. Vaughn, F. Wright, W. Roberts, S. Clarke, S. Rumore, B. Shelton. Row 3: M. Rios, C. Ariaz, O. Sanchez, R. Garcia, V. Ariaz, B. Vaughn, J. Holland, J. Rice, E Flores. Row 4: C. Shindler, M. Moore, N. Hendricksen, K. Plank, R. Ellingson, D. Bagley, B. Hall, V. Miller. Row 5. M. Owenby, G. Lawrence, D. Way, L. Ortega, S. Hatfield, J. York, D. DeFreese, B. Denham, C. Amesquita. Row 6: P. Edds, G. Machette, S. Hasenpflug, S. Durham, L. Lewis, K. Atkins, M. Coffey, J. Stewart, M. McCasland. G. A.A. Graceful as a statue. What statue is that? Aloof as the pigeon perched on the top of the statue. Again the girls prove that a pic- ture is worth a thousand words. Unfortunately, we don't have room for a thousand words of copy— so here is a picture. 82 te Sportsmanship — | eo: Tthopuy ys id f j —- Crophy Wey. sf 7 . vy IS The D.V.L Sportsmanship Trophy, a sym- . id ) bol of our high moral standards, has his | been proudly displayed by the B.U.H.S. student body this year. The trophy ex- emplifies not only high moral behavior, but also near perfect sportsmanship at all football and basketball events. We can all be very proud that B.U.H.S. has set such high standards. , t The Rally Club composed of some of the girl students of B.U.H.S. characterizes good sportsmanship and has largely to do with the loud mouths, we mean loud yells, at the games, and their Willingness to scream for the boys. L. nt, id, nN, 1y, te, LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: H. Doolittle, P. Poynter, J. Roberts, D, Maxwell, N. Arnold, D. Bryant, S. Arnold, B. Nielson, K. Clark. Row 2: A. Hathaway, L. Hook, P. lund, S. Watson, D. Todd, S. Rumore, B. Pryor, L. Baird. Row 3: C. DeNier, M Farris, J. Taylor, L. Pinto, K. Turner, S. Roberts, G. Stumbo, C. Krieger, T. McClellan, G. Foskett. 83 LEFT TO RIGHT, Custodians: Mr. Charles Shideler, Head Custodian; Mr. Alvis Stuesher and Mr. Alex Wunch, camera shy; Mrs. R. Minkel, Mr. W. Garner, Mr. C. Rieger. OFFICE STAFF On our tour of the school we noticed that the office closely resembles Grand Central Station from 7:30 A.M. until 4:30 P.M. If you happen to have cause to venture in this direction, you will notice the grinning statues, portrayed by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Abbot, saying ‘‘May | help you? and at the same time with their arms automatically going up and down stamping excuses. It is to these women that we extend our heart-felt sympathy. Mrs. Winnifred Abbott, Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT, Top row: Linda Derry, Sue Dillard, Dora Swait, Pat Vaughn, Lavon Hopkins, Martha Flores, Elizabeth Wallace, Blevins, Olga Durr, Janet Ostabow, Patti Wells. Bottom row: Ingrid Nelson, Martha Ferris, Beatrice Nielson, Alice Burk. 84 Ja o + - y) Oe PVP 9 aS. i Jo'’ Noble Gertrude Babos, Anna Rutherford, Helen Michael | Cafeteria Staff These courageous women and girls work hard and dili- gently each day in preparation for the noon stampede of ravenous students. They serve the carefully prepared food to the students who gobble it in 35 minutes or less and then gallop back to class. LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvonne Greathouse, Barbara Platner, De Loise Way, Ann Shelton, Donna Todd, Linda Hook. With the twirling of batons and the flut- ter of short, perky uniforms, the majorettes have added a touch of color to the half- time routines, and a sparkle to the eyes of the spectators. | Head majorette Diane Butler Ma sorettes This peppy group of girls performs during game halftimes and leads the band in parades and other exhibitions. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Gorman, Candi Cope, Deloreas Macias, Carrie Clark, Toni Estrella, and Diane Butler. 86 BOTTOM TO TOP, Row 1: G. Vallesillo, D. Swait. C. Gray, M. Pellum, C. Ariaz, R. Brown, R. Rogers, B. Evans, A. Johnson. Row 2: S. Rumore, R. Hernandez, O. Sanchez, R. Garcia, J. Fletcher, E. Hankins. Row 3: K. Diaz, D. Hernandez, |. Del Rio, P. Law, L. Pelkey. Row 4: M. Rogers, G. Foskett. Sanchez, E. Pellum, L. Love, E. Wallace, D. Corral, S. McClellan, G. Pom Pons The football season is enlight- ened by the swaying and wav- ing of the pom pons as the girls zestfully perform their rhythmic routines. It takes many hours of persistent and_ industrious practice to perfect the compli- cated routines which they exe- cuted at the halftimes of each home football game. Head Pom Pon Girl Gloria Vallesillo 87 10u : xxt fo Me. “me.- - fo sixth m vu... walked unwilling- jand UCLA (12-3) reme. to a ow “Banning evens up arn 0-4 Pass R imi 1e) i “Desert Valley mark mp yun dt : ddy The Banning Broncos evened up their Desert Ke) Valley League record at I-! last night by whipping Ncs mu Twentynine Palms, 40-30, but Beaumont High's Cou- BY Marx idd gars slumped to an 0-2 De Anza League mark by Daily ae WIMBIsH wi losing to Fallbrook, 75-61. BANNING __ 9, ? Beorter : The Cougars rede a silent bus ne : ; Si a S| l’S} home from Fallbrook after being phome terrifory) ig the two) (M4 knocked over in a wild, foul-happy 38 AS +5 on the i brawl played without a clock o1 RN ya ae : ae x 7 scoreboard auring the en'ive sec y% = 0-league tt Ss a + bed | “GSU 2¢al ond half, “Pre ¥P = 3 Secon ‘ � spark Y the g K t} ame Isheq with eon Start. Same p 2 Pd Quickly His 5 4 al Thomp. Shar Ucking up Visitors Tabbed Shar a b ‘tage, high fo, ih Pld game, the Cougar gar hal ned by Fallbrook’s I 901) 49. Banning’s B’s were on 54-33 decision against Twen 2 ¢ Palms. ne InotherDeAnzab - ‘=f to| San Jacinto topped | and Hemet be © | Yucaipa went | Faent E aS | 54-40, and “o a © . “ a ot efy In the prelimi. Ss s ? nclose 118° of Lou ed over In, = in|.ON TOP 1 an | in |} Last nig) % P q put San J: 4% gjze° t Anza Ler. 3 2% LINES 1 wC Beaumor ++ 2% UF ¢ 3 4 ¢ Ry r; oe Nae y as Eg EAS sity All ot! 3 3 a. We ae i: OOS % VN to} in leagte = @() SFP m® VY = erm og s N : ® rtir} Coache bea ox. ,, © were a £ yak e re G56 8 ) ep | place, Ce N« ON oc) tynin: o @ ae) i ; at Beas om 9 3 Si - ning © ss a =: : : po 4 5, ? 4 | ia OO = @ we s s, ot Mommas 2 Fou fb j pee Ls -_™ t | the Qc Q 4 @ and t the suarda st Mi t i) =: S ey � } . oO os ms . f low! a — ! . mi 2 up t Lan oe Le, 4 we— ae | ae “ 2) ” : b spots. . will be play ; in buildii.2_'..- : ; a- 41, = tv os _thal 3 4 Da JODne.. rt, all in the 15 |San Jac hae 8 | 2 |Short ae SCONHANE. ij @ 2 i: - 0 2 b coring. Pen- ONT Va S eG 2 dah eer iddle but ail nis has ) =) @ , San m8 if %, : Fe Mi P aie y= Manager 3 Sn.” ||, ? as % ay the Philadelphia ay Nh Oy, % Ap Bi Z seed the a : : g I ; 2 S 5 é : ne 3 of 4 r Witu g é : 2 : 4° @% SOR 23 ry Latman ' a ; ans, Tom Morgan 01 - eS“ +S 6a a ta Twins = In sports the Banning Broncos have usually emerged trium- phant; not only in high scores but consistently in excellent sportsmanship. 89 Cheer Leaders We've got the coach, we've got the team. Our peppy cheerleaders lead us in this yell and many others at pep assemblies and games. If you happen to see a green and white cube of ice at a football game it will prob- “Bubbling” Bonnie Fischer Vivacious” Veronica Ariaz ably be a peppy cheerlead- er who has become slightly chilled. Or if you happen to see a vivacious girl dressed in green and white jumping and yelling at a basketball game you may conclude that she is one of our en- thusiastic cheerleaders. Even if our cheerleaders turn to ice cubes during football season or become jumping iacks during basketball sea- son they do add vim and OK vigor to the Bronco spirit. Amiable’’ Olga Durr Alice Burk Song Leaders The band starts with the be at and the songleaders follow through with vim and vigor and rhythmic routines. They greatly contribute to the enthusiasm shown at the games and they add a colorful touch to the ex- citement of the crowd. “Dynamic” Dancing Diane Callahan Dana Callahon “Naughty” Nina Orcutt Head Songleader “Intriguing” “Baffling Ingrid Nelsen Beth Williams Ca . We can proudly compare our football aa team with the marvelous athletes of é na 5 Rome and we can boast that they are a : intellectually superior to these ancient = athletes. Banning High is proud of its = : team that has won our school its high ‘ honors. A Coach Jim Wilson Coach A. J. Sisk Varsity Football James Holland Gary Rubus Jerry Harvey Phil Thompson | Ted Warren Craig Van Kirk Abron Evans | Edward Martin Walt Anderson Bill Dailey Richard Starling Alan Saubel Bud Hazel Tom Wages Jim Wiggins Charles Green Ray Curtis Bill Lish, Manager Jurry up fellows, there's a party later! Edgewood 0 Palm Springs Robert Hartsfield Larry Pehau Banning Banning 0O Banning 18 Banning 26 . Banning 19 Banning 46 Banning 26 Banning 6 Joe Tamulonis , vey S S se wey, John Tamulonis “Look, ma — no hands!’ Ted Warren off with a mighty kick “It's a football! Beautiful catch by Abron Evans ‘Come on — | dare ya! Rick Hasenphlug ready for attack Don't let it get away, boys! Allen Rice and Jerry Harvey dive for the ball. “Oh, go ahead and kick it; | promise | won't move this time. Les Nielsen ready to yank the ball away as Bill Dailey prepares to kick it. Football season is looked forward to by boys and girls alike. The boys look for- ward to the thrilling, rough and ready games, and the girls look forward to the rough and ready boys. “| know I'm heavy fellas, but Ted Warren enjoys a Banning victory celebration. “Notice how cleverly | tripped him with my stomach. Adrian attempting a tackle. “| just can't take another step.” Van Kirk finds himself cornered. “ED =z al ADS LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Richard Campbell, Robb Edmundson, Alex Dominquez, Ken Love, Wayne Noble, Salvador Rios, Sam Strange, Charlee Johnson. Row 2: Coach Harold Klein, David Mancin, Beach, Steve Myser, Carl Sparks, James Caldwell, Taft Abras, Coach John Koran. Dennis Tubbs, Larry Denier, Greg Campbell, Dwight Smith, Richard Carr, Robert Warren. JI.V. Football The J.V. team of Banning High courageously continues its strug- gle to become the great players of the mighty Bronco Varsity team and to add their feats to the honor of our school. Richard Garcia, Johnny Wolfington, John LEFT TO RIGHT: J.V. Cheerleaders Toni Estrella, Barbara Barnfield, Carol Fahy. Row 3: Calvin Brown, Tom Mandelke, Paul Pehau, Sa) tea OR. i Moe ate te rs r 4 ye a imces 12 vine S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-s-S-BOOM! Score, Score, Score, Hey! Score, Score, Score, Hey! | The Bronco J.V. lineup! Beware as the Mighty Broncos come charging through the block. Varsity Basketball At the end of the football season, sports leave the ground and take to the air. The basketball season begins and the games start fast and furious. With the coaching of Mr. Stevenson, the Broncos placed second in the D.V.L. competition and went into C.l.F. playoffs. In the final thrilling game with Bolsa Grande, the Broncos showed their spirit and skill by being rough com- petition for the Bolsa Grande team, keeping the scores close up to the finish of the game. The Bronco team was proud of their coach, who made a success of his freshman year at B.U.H.S. Coach Dan Stevenson Spencer Carr Ray Curtis Abron Evans (Sf Steve Holton Edward Martin John Plank Phil Thompson Richard Starling Mark Wimbish Ted Warren Abron jumps for a basket as the Hemet player has a tantrum and goes into a wild rage. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Visitors Banning vs. Yucaipa 3] Banning vs. 29 Palms 30 Banning vs. 33 Banning vs. 42 Banning vs. 36 Banning vs. Yucaipa 37 Banning vs. 29 Palms 30 Banning vs. 26 Banning vs. 30 Banning vs. 53 Banning vs. by Hey, Hey! Ho, Ho! Let's get that ball and really go. Again the Broncos fight for the ball as the Hemet players block as best they can. And the Broncos show real teamwork This is really a jump ball. Also known as the four-armed scramble. 102 The other side of the other side Look, maw no head. This gab session should be called the men's sewing circle. Okay Charlie, don't shove, I've got if. B BASKETBALL The B team of Banning High kissed their girls a sweet good- bye, for when basketball season came to town the coach made the boys settle down. Then the girls, who were left alone, went to the games instead of staying home. Now they lend the most support for the best looking team on the whole darn court. Coach Merci q � SIN Richard Carr David Skeeters David Pratt Pat Patton Gary Rubus Taft Abras Robb Edmundson Ralph Davidson | } — Den Alloway Richard Campbell Jim Macias James Holland 104 Te Zitlaw, B. Law, K. Sco tt, R. Warren, R. Garcia, Coach Koran. JUNIOR VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Strange, G. Reed, S. Fitch, G. C’s, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Burson, R. Warren, W. Smith, D. Noble, C. Johnson, W. Noble, L. DeNeir, M. Zavala, G. Reed, R. Heckman, R. Garcia, M. Wolfington. In front: C. Scott, Coach Koran. 3 —, Standing: B. Hazel, H. Dailey, H. Dominguez, R. | | | uy Knoedler, M. Phillips. Kneeling: K. Love, W. eo 2 Sanchez, J. Munoz, R. Osburn, R. Preston. Ls, 5 encased cae pM i WRESTLING Wrestling is a popular sport at Banning High. The boys practice the manly art of self-defense while the girls learn judo. No, scratch it a little more to the left. It takes two to tangle. Standing: L. Stevens, P. Martin, C. Walls, M. Mon- giovi, D. Mancin. Kneeling: R. Hobbs, J. Cranford, G. Villapondo, A. Soto, J. Lomas. 106 ee TRACK The emphasis on track has descended from the early Olympic games to its pres- ent place in our athletic pro- gram. Shot put, low hurdles, and the 100 yard dash are a few of the many phases of track in which our team members participate. Row 1: L. DeNier, B. Lish, B. Johnson, R. Henderson, P. Martin Row 2: Coach Sisk, B. Warren, W. Smith, G. Stewart, J. Wiggins, B. Law, S. Strange, J. Macias, W. Sanchez, L. Nielsen. Row 3: A. Evans, R. Curtis, B. Gilpin, E. Martin, T. Warren, J. Holland, D. Latt, G. Campbell, C. Sparks, R. Waters, D. ie ou Leslie Nielsen flies high over the ber. Ed Martin does an unusual high jump. Warren, Stewart, and Curtis running the hurdles. LEFT TO RIG HT, Bottom row: R. Edmundson, C. Van Kirk, K. Love, L. Pehau, A. Soto, G. Rubus, D. Skeeters, J. Munoz. Top row: G. Stewart, T. Wages, P. Patton, S. Carr, S. Fitch, R. Hartsfield, P. Thompson. Baseball The spring season starts the sphere rolling. Baseball, the all American sport, does not get much recognition as football and basketball at B.U.H.S., but i the boys who play feel the importance of the game and do very well without E. Switzer, much student support. Coach Jim Wilson (‘Look ma, thirty-two All right, big shots, so you won! cavities.'') Anyone for ballet? Six guys going ape. Look ma, no wings! LEFT TO RIGHT, Bottom row: Taylor, Butson, Koester, Franklin, Campbell, Abras, Mandelke, Foster, Wolfington, Brooks, McCann, Zavala, Johnson, Pratt, Lopez, Phillips, Noble, Fultz, Coach Klein. | J.V. Baseball The J.V. basketball team, known as the ‘'Big Green Machine,’ has been chugging onward in their eagerness to be the varsity team next year. Engineer Klein is popping his buttons with pride over the progress of his juggernaut. Romberg. Top row: Engineer Klein Four sluggers set to go. The Lineup Cennis Ceam These expert racqueteers are called upon by the student body organi- zation to defeat any opposing tennis squad from surrounding terri- tories. The racquet squad members can be seen practicing their serves and smashes, thus perfecting their skill with the rackets. Coach Harvey Crum Eddie Miller, outstanding player of Ray Horstman, won all games played in Robert Hartsfield, team captain 1960. 1960. 1960. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Rubus, Eddie Switzer, Robert Hartsfield, Eddie Miller, Ray Horsiman, Tom Tetzlaff, Richard Bridges, Wayne Noble, 110 Leslie, Richard Heckman, John Wolfington. Evans, J. Denham, J. Fletcher, Miss Fuller, N. Arnold, |. Sibole, S. Jankovic, D. Dove. Row 2: LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: S. Clark, S. Clark, B Camera Shy: J. Ostapow, J. Williams J. Johnson, L. Davidson, B. Hill, P. Wells, G. Vallesillo, L. Derry, J. Blevins. LIBRARY STAFF The library staff is composed of students who are interested in learning not only how to use the library, but also in helping others to learn how to use the library for their own benefit. This staff is under the supervision of Miss Fuller, the librarian. LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: J. Wolfington, T. Ley, R. Legig, D. Cheney. Row 2: G. Simms, S. Romberg, M. Wolfington, R. Weals, B. Gilmore, K. Brown. Camera Shy: R. Alexander, R. Dugger, E. Gober, D. Owen. AUDIO VISUAL Here we present to you the ambitious and industrious persons who run projectors, set up the public address system for various occasions, and to all the other audio-visual jobs around the school. The talent these boys display enables them to avoid plaguing their regular teachers with their presence. 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