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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

fr], [x] AG = = a. = Ss wv) a ea] fx] Es fea e Za NVYVINOODUOD NYS 1963 SAN GORGONIAN PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BANNING UNION HIGH SCHOOL, BANNING, CALIFORNIA SE BRONCO CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER School Reconvenes Round up Week 10-14 OCTOBER Football Season Gets Going DECEMBER JANUARY Senior Play - 7th Spinster’s Dance Basketball Tournament ENIOR PLAY HIGH SCHOOYC AUDITORIUM STUDENTS -.75 a MARCH Junior Play - 15th APRIL Easter Dance - 5th CPE ATTA WBS SOOTY JUNE Graduation - 14th NOVEMBER Homecoming Week 12-16 Parade and Dance FEBRUARY Basketball Season Going Strong MAY Sophomore Talent Show - 10th Junior-Senior Prom - 18th credits: photos—Mc Culloh art—S. Timmel copy—D. Way D. Callahan typing—W. Bunton and C. Gorman sales— co-editors—S. Shipp advertising—S. Watson ion ions 1eS 1Zat iStrat Classes IE AS = a5, = AN | Y) = Z jaa HH Z © O jee O — = ce i H o oD ie) Q. 74 Activ 89 Sports = 3°) a OC 00 Ta MR. G. BARKER MRS. S. CARR MR. H. MILLER President Clerk Member MRS. G. RUTHERFORD MR. E. RUTTEN DR. J. PLANK Member Member District Superintendent ADMINISTRATION The administration promotes our future welfare by planning and developing our courses of study with good judgment. . i =, @ MR. W. TOLAND MR. T. NEUFELD MR. F. BURK Assistant Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal FACULIY s.2% MR. D. AKKERMAN English Readin Jaboret: MR. P. AMICK Typing-Shorthand MRS. M. ABRAS English-Counseling MR. H. BENDIGKEIT General Life Science MRS, E. DELGADO Homemaking MR. A. CARTER Spanish OUR GUIDEPOSTS TO THE FUTURE. MR. M. DINWIDDIE MR. D. JACKSON Algebra-Senior Math 5 Audio-Visual-Industrial Art . E + x Ne mS % “= . da Ce ° Pr Nd P A MRS. H. KINNEY General Science-Chemistry MR. W. KROONEN Spanish MR. P. MARTIN World History MR. J. KORAN Biology-Science Seminar i? MR. L. KRAUS Fnolish-Drama A MR. D. MARTIN Industrial Arts MR. B. MARSHALL Physical Education MRS. R. MELTZER Librarian-English MR. J. MORRIS Special Ed-English = MRS. R. LANE Physical Education MR. N, NEILSON World Geography MR. H. NOBLE Civics-Honors-Speech MRS. T. WOOD Dean of Girls English MR. P. PASSNO Driver's Ed-World Geography MRS. G. REYNOLDS MRS. N. JENKINS French-Latin-Library 7 Physical Education MR. G. SMITHPETER Algebra-Geometry-Analysis MR. D. STEVENSON Typing-Bookkeeping-Bus. Law MR. A. J. SISK United States History MPR. J. WATERS Art-Annual MR. L. THORPE General Science-Physics MRS. R. VARNEY Journalism-English MR. J. WILSON MR. R. JENSEN - MR. O. WASHBURN Driver's Ed-World Hist.-P.E. 8 Music ee, i™ CUSTODIANS B is for best where our Custodians are concerned. They never seem to be done cleaning up after us and we want them to know their work is greatly appre- ciated by the students. | ee Wat 3s MR. GARNER MR. GLANVILLE MR. KUNPER MR. LOVE MR. SHIDELER eS ae faty A MR. SMITH MR. STOCKLEY MR. STUEHSER MR. VIALLE MR. WORTHINGTON MR. WUNCH oe MRS. BABOS MRS. MARVEL MRS. STECKSTOR CAFETERIA STAFF All of the hungry students at B.U.H.S. will tell you that we eat like Broncos, especially since the food is so good. MRS. ‘‘JO'' NOBLE L. to R.: Barbara Platner, Barbara Shelton, Linda Pendleton, Patty Anderson, Carolyn Steckstor, and Kay Todd. 10 MRS. ABRAS MR. MARTIN MR. NEILSON COUNSELLING STAFF Many thanks are due our fine Counselling Staff for their work. Their help with program scheduling, testing, college problems and other troubles the av- erage student has amassed has proven very bene- ficial to us. MR. MANN OFFICE STAFF The school office is very important to the students for it is here that they come to see the principal or vice-principal on their special visits from class. The office staff works very hard to help these students and other visitors. MRS. CAMPBELL MRS. ROTHROCK Wi SYOINHS SENTOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER CAMERA SHY CAMERA SHY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Chuck Harrison Richard Campbell Sharon Shipp Susan Watson Mary Abras CHEERLEADER Ray Curtis SECOND SEMESTER Advisor Philip Amick President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bob Phinney Ronald Johnson Anne Hathaway Susan Timmel ine” CHEERLEADERS Advisor P. Thompson, D. Bryant, J. Roberts, C. Gorman, J. Darling, R. Campbell, R. Howard Noble Curtis. MINERVA ALICERA Foreign Student from Chile 62-63; Student Council 1 yr.; A.F.S. 1 yr.; Girls League; Rally Committee 1 yr.; Home- coming Parade 1 yr. BONITA LEE BARNFIELD Girls League 4 yrs.; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Majorette 1 yr.; J.V. Song- leader 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; House of Representatives 1 yr.; Student Council 3 yrs.; Honor Roll 1 yr.; Daisy Chain; Sr. Concessions; Varsity Songleader 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Homecoming Queen 62; Miss Banning Finalist. 63. DEE LEE ALLOWAY Talent Gun Show 1 yr. “Anne Get 60; House of Representatives 1 Your yr.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Girls League 4 yrs. JOANNA BECERRA Drill Team 1 League 4 yrs. yr G.A.A. 2 yrs.; Girls PAUL B. BAKKOM Band 1 yr.; Sophomore Talent Show 2 yrs.; Senior Play; B.T.A. Neophytes 1 yr. LEALAND BLAIR Girls League 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Chorus 3 yrs.; Senior Play; ‘Annie Get Your Gun 60; House of Representatives 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Drill Team 1 yr.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions. EARNEST MAY BLAYLOCK Transferred from Oakland, California 62. Girls League; Pep Club 1 yr.; Speech Club 1 yr.; G.A.A. 1 yr. DYALTHIA SUE BULLARD Daisy Chain; Girls League 4 yrs.; Med- ical Club 2 yrs., Vice-President 62, Treas- urer 63; Hospital Volunteer 2. yrs.; Spanish Club 2 yrs.; A.F.S. 1 yr.; Soph. Talent Show 1 yr.; Stampede Staff 2 yrs., Exchange Editor 62; Math Club 1 yr. ARLENE BROWN Drill Team 1 yr.; G.A.A. 2 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Girls League 4 yrs.; Sophomore Talent Show 1 yr. DANA LEAH CALLAHAN Fresh. Class Treasurer; J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.; Girls League 4 yrs.; Jr. Class Cheerleader; Student Council 3 yrs.; Daisy Chain; Varsity Songleader 2 yrs.; Head 62; Soph. Talent Show 2 yrs.; Operetta 61; Banner Girl 1 yr.; Miss Banning Finalist 63; Soph. Class Treas- urer; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr.; French Club 2 yrs.; A.F.S. 61. 15 DENICE DIANE BRYANT Freshman Class Secretary; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; Rally Committee 1 yr.; Girls League 4 yrs., Vice-President 62, Parliamentarian 63; Block B Princess 62; Miss Banning Finalist 63; TAC 62; Band 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Head 63; Student Council 1 yr.; Daisy Chain; Jr. And Sr. Concessions. CAROLEE CAMPBELL Girls League 4 yrs.; Band 2 yrs.; C.S.F. 1 yr.; A.F.S. 2 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr.; Daisy Chain; Medical Club 1 yr.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Jr. Rep. of Girls League; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Honor Roll 60,61,62; Pep Club 1 yr. 61. lyr. RICHARD CAMPBELL J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; Varsity Baseball 2 yrs.; Varsity Football 2 yrs.; C Basketball 1 yr.; B Basketball 1 yr.; Block B, Secretary of Block B; Vice-President Sr. Class; Speech Club. JERRY DARLING Transferred from Stamford, Connecticut, V. Football 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball ; Math Club 1 yr. RICHARD LEE CHENEY Soph. Talent Show 4 yrs.; ‘Annie Get Your Gun 61; Junior Play; Junior Red Cross 1 yr.; Senior Play. DAVID DARROW Transferred from Bountiful, Utah, 61. Jr. and Sr. Concessions. RAY CURTIS Soph. Class Cheerleader; Spanish Club President 60; House of Representatives, Speaker pro-tempores 60, Speaker of the House 63; Block B 3 yrs.; Speech 1 yr.; V. Football 3 yrs.; V. Basketball 3 yrs.; Basketball Captain 62; Senior Play; 63.; Junior Play; All D.V.L. Bas- ketball 62; V. Track 3 yrs.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; B. Basketball. 1 yr.; ALL D.V.L. Basketball 3 yrs. RALPH L. DAVIDSON Transferred from Pico Rivera, California, 60. Honor Roll 4 yrs.; B Basketball 1 yr.; V. Basketball 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; House of Representatives 1 yr.; Senior Play; Soph. Talent Show 1 yr. Transfer Club 1 Wrestli Footbal LEE DAVIS Club Transferred from Arizona, 40. Speech tives, Club 1 yr. r of ch 1 thall enior Bas- tball ove BETTY DENHAM ANTOINETTE DEVOIST G.A.A. 2 yrs.; Girls League 4 yrs.; Junior Girls League 3 yrs.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Speech Play; Pep Club 1 yr. Club 1 yr. ALEC R. DOMINGUEZ nia, Wrestling 1 yr.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Y. 11 Football 2 yrs. SYLESTINE PARKER SHIRLEY DURHAM Transferred from Chicago, Illinois 63. G.A.A.; Girls League 4 yrs. Girls League. 17 NELSON K. EDDY Transferred from Elyria, Ohio, 62. Chorus President 62; Track; Senior Play; Sr. Concessions. BONNIE FISCHER Girls League 4 yrs.; Treasurer 61; Pep Club 1 yr.; Rally Committee 1 yr; Stampede Staff 1 yr.; Spanish Club 1 yrs Soph. Talent Show; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader 61; Student Council 2 yrs.; Block B Princess 61; Daisy Chain; Junior Play; Home- coming Princess 62; DVL Corresponding Secretary 63; Senior Concessions; Honor Roll 63. ROBB EDMUNDSON Y. Football 2 yrs.; V. Basketball 1 yr.; V. Baseball 4 yrs.; All-D.V.L. Football; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; B Basketball 1 yr.; C Basketball 1 yr.; Block B; Spanish Club, Secretary; Fresh. Class Vice-Pres- ident. ANDREW STEVEN FITCH J.V. Football 1 yr.; V. Basketball 3 yrs.; V. Football 3 yrs.; V. Baseball 3 yrs.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball 1 yr.; All-DVL Baseball 2 yrs.; All-DVL Football 62; Block B 4 yrs.; Rotary Boy 63; Honor Roll 63. HELEN EVANS Girls League 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; G.A.A. 1 yr.; Junior Play. LYDIA FLORES G.A.A. 2 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Girls League 4 yrs. yi Ns; JIM FRANKLIN Sophomore Talent Show; J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; Junior Play. VIRGINIA GARDELLO Transferred from Palm Springs 62. TERRY J. FULLER Sophomore Talent Show 2 yrs.; ‘Annie Get Your Gun ; Junior Play; Junior Red Cross 1 yr. CAROL GORMAN Pep Club 1 yr.; G.A.A. 1 yr.; Jr. Red Cross, President; Spanish Clib; House of Rep. 2 yrs.; Majorette 2 yis.; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Honor Roll 2 yrs.; Jr. Con- cussions; Girls League 4 yrs.; Fresh. Jr. Rep., Recording Sec.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Daisy Chain; Varsity Songleader 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Sr. Class Cheerleader. RICHARD M. GARCIA Science Club 1 yr.; Block B 3 yrs.; D Basketball 1 yr.; C Basketball 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball 1 yr.; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; D Track 1 yr.; C Track 2 yrs.; B Track 1 yr.; Varsity Track 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball 1 yr. gs PN HAL GRIFFIN CHUCK HARRISON Transferred from Woodlake, California 62. Medical Club 1 yr.; Speech 2 yrs.; Junior Play; Senior Play; Math Club 1 yr.; Senior Class President. VANECA ANNE HEGDAL Transferred from San Diego 62. Sr. Con- cessions; Girls League 1 yr.; Medical Club 1 yr.; G.A.A. 1 yr; FHA. 1 yr. ‘EN 3) Serer ANNE SHIRLEY HATHAWAY Stampede Staff 1 yr., Editor 63; Daisy Chain; Girls League 4 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Sec.; Spanish Club 2 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr.; Honor Roll 4 yrs.; TAC 63; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Soph. Talent Show 4 yrs.; Dance Band 1 yr.; Rally Committee 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; G.A.A. 3 yrs.; A.F.S. 1) yr. RICHARD HENDERSON Transferred from Nacogdoches, Texas 61. C Track 1 yr.; B Track 1 yr.; J.V. Basket- ball 1 yr.; A Track 1 yr. 20 RICHARD HECKMAN D Basketball 1 yr.; C Basketball 1 yr.; B Basketball 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball 1 yr; -V. Tennis 3 yrs.; Most Valuable Player (Tennis) 62; Math Club 3 yrs.; Honor Roll 2 yrs.; House of Rep. 1 yr.; Jr. Concessions; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Spanish Club 1 yr. ROSIE HENDERSON Transferred from Indio 62. Girls League 2 yrs.; G.A.A. 1 yr. a oa | NOELE HENDRICKSON oh G.A .A. 3 yrs.; Medical Club 2 yrs.; Jr. l Red Cross 3 yrs.; Honor Roll 1 yr.; Girls a League 4 yrs.; Jr. Play; Jr. Sr. Con- Hy cessions; Speech Club 1 yr.; Science Club ] 2 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Latin Choir f 1 yr. BILL JAMESON STEVE R. HOLTON House of Rep. 60,61, Speaker Pro- Tempore 61; J.V. Football; V. Football 1 yr.; V. Basketball 3 yrs.; B Basket- ball 1 yr.; C.S.F. 2 yrs.; Block B 3 yrs.; Latin Club President 1 yr.; C.S.F. Vice- Pres. Sec.; Student Council, Parliamen- tarian, Comm. of Activities 63; B.T.A. Neophytes; Honor Roll; Boys’ State Alternate. m7. be iv. fie: GAseae CHARLENE JOHNSON Girls League 4 yrs.; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Sr. and Sr. Concessions. 21 ALVIN CURTIS JACKSON Transferred from Palm Springs in 61. V. Football 2 yrs., D.V.L. Honorable Men- tion; V. Track 1 yr.; House of Represent- atives; Sophomore Talent Show 2 yrs.; Block B 62-63. CHARLEY JOHNSON Spanish Club 1 yr.; Block B 2 yrs.; V. Football Manager 3 yrs.; D Basketball 1 yr.; C Basketball 1 yr.; B Basketball 1 yr.; V. Basketball 1 yr.; AIl-D.V.L. B Team Basketball 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball 3 yrs.; V. Baseball 1 yr.; Sr. Concessions. . rer . ¥ hy i eacd 7 Aer? bem, a) RONALD JOHNSON Transferred from Chicago 61. Jr. Sr. Concessions; Stampede Staff 1 yr.; Rotary Boy 62; Student Council 63, Parliamen- tarian 63; Vice-President Senior Class. BILLY LAW Band 4 yrs.; Block B 62,63; J.V. Foot- ball 2 yrs.; C Basketball 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball 2 yrs.; Soph. Talent Show 2 yrs.; C Track 2 yrs.; B Track 1 yr.; Var- sity Track 1 yr.; Bank of America Art Award 63. JOYCE KILGORE Medical Club; Candy Striper; Girls League 4 yrs. GINGER LEE LAWRENCE G.A.A. 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Girl's League 4 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Stam- pede Staff 1 yr.; Soph. Talent Show 61; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Speech Club. 22 GLORIA JEAN KINSER Transferred from Lakeside 61. F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Girls League 2 yrs. Semen ress Hy te 4 ROGER S. LEDIG Soph. Talent Show 4 yrs.; Jr. Play 2 yrs.; Sr. Play; Science Club 1 yr.; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Operetta 3 yrs.; Audio Visual 3 yrs. LOUISE LETTIERI TONY LEY RODOLFO ANTONIO LOPEZ 2 Transferred from Downey 62. Concessions; Girls League. : BETTY LOPEZ 7 F.H.A. 1 yr.; Girls League 4 yrs.; ri Concessions. RICHARD M. LOPEZ D Basketball 1 yr.; C Basketball 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; V. Football 1 yr.; Honor Roll 2 yrs.; Jr. Concessions; Soph. Talent Show; Band 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Block B 2 yrs. 23 LINDA JOYCE LOVE F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Drill Team 3 yrs., Leader 63; Daisy Chain; House of Rep. 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Jr. Concessions; Girls League 4 yrs. DORA LUGO Girls’ League 4 yrs.; GAA 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Drill Team 1 yr. KATHRYN McCANN F.H.A. 1 yr.; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Junior Concessions. SUSAN MARIE McCLELLAN Drill Team 2 yrs.; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; Sr. Representative 63; Jr. and Sr. Con- cessions; FHA 2 yrs. PAM McCRARY Girls’ League 4 yrs.; JV Cheerleader 1 yr.; Banner Girl 1 yr.; Stampede Staff 1 ‘yr; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Jr. Class Cheer- leader. TERRY M. McDONALD Band 3 yrs.; “Annie Get Your Gun”; Soph. Talent Show 1 yr. LINDA MATHEWS G.A.A. 2 yrs.; Girls’ League 4 yrs. yrs.; Con- RONALD R. MATTHIES Senior Play; Junior Play; Soph. Talent Show 4 yrs.; Operetta 60; Jr. Play Dramatics Aawrd 62; A.F.S. 2 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross 2 yrs.; Science Club 2 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; House of Re- presentatives 62. MICHELE JEAN MEEH Student Council, Comm. of Girls 63; Daisy Chain; G.A.A., Secretary 62, Vice- Pres. 61; Honor Roll 3 yrs.; Girls League 4 yrs., Corresponding Secretary 62; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; House of Rep. 1 yr.; Freshman Class Cheerleader. DEE DEE MAXWELL Girls State 62; Jr. Class Pres.; Girls league 4 yrs., Secretary, Soph. Jr. Rep.; A.F.S. President 62, Sec. of A.F.S.; C.S.F. Sec.; Math Club Vice-Pres.; Student Council 3 yrs., Comm. of Finance 63; Soph. Talent Show 61; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Jr. Concessions; T.A.C. 62; House of Rep. 60; Homecoming Princess 62; Block B Princess 62; Vice-President, Girls League 63. ‘ VIRGINIA MILLER Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Girls League 4 yrs.; G.A.A. 4 yrs., Vice-Pres. 63; House of Representatives 1 yr.; B.T.A. Neophytes 2 yrs.; Junior Play; Stampede Staff 1 yr.; Honor Roll 2 yrs. 25 DANNY MAYNARD Band 3 yrs.; Pep Band; Dance Band; Speech Club, Treasurer 61; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; B Track 1 yr.; Soph. Talent Show 3 yrs. WAYNE NECOCHEA JOHN VY. NIZZIA Transferred from Los Angeles 61. Senior Play. Tallest Boy in School 62; GEORGE F. ZITLAW WAYNE LLOYD NOBLE Student Council 1 yr.; Block B 3 yrs. J.V. Football 1 yr.; Basketball 3 yrs. V. Basketball 63; Math Club 2 yrs. Varsity Tennis 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 1 yr. Latin Club 1 yr.; Honor Roll 2 yrs. C.S.F. 1 yr.; Soph. Talent Show 1 yr. Junior Play; House of Representatives 1 yr.; Jr. Concessions; All-D.V.L. B Basket- ball 62; B.T.A. Neophytes 1 yr. THEODORE PATRICK Band 4 yrs., President 62, Drum Major 62,63; Honor Band 63; Student Council 2 yrs., Comm. of Boys 63; Jr. and Sr. Vice President of Spanish Club 61; Senior Concessions; J.¥. Football 1 yr.; Play. 26 ROGER DAVID OSBORNE Block B 2 yrs.; Wrestling 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs. BOB PHINNEY Soph. Talent Show 1 yr.; ‘Annie Get Your Gun ; J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; D Basketball 1 yr.; Junior Play; Senior Play; Jr. Concessions; Senior Prophecy 62; Stampede Staff 1 yr., President 63, Assistant Editor 63; Math Club 2 yrs.; Speech Club 3 yrs.; Honor Roll 2 yrs.; President, Sr. Class; Band 3 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; Lions Club Award 61,62; V.F.W. Freedom Award 63. iN BARBARA LEE PLATNER B.T.A. Neophytes 1 yr.; Girls League 4 yrs., Soph. Rep., Pres. 63; Soph. Talent Show; T.A.C. 61; Medical Club, Pres. 62; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Student Council 2 yrs.; Band 4 yrs., Executive Committee 63, Uniform Manager 2 yrs.; Medical Club 3 yrs.; Honor Roll 4 yrs.; C.S.F. 3 yrs.; Science Club 2 yrs.; A.F.S. 2 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross Volunteer 3 yrs. JANET JEAN QUISENBERRY Banner Girl 2 yrs.; Girls League 4 yrs.; Junior and Senior Concessions. JOHN PORTER Junior and Senior Concessions; Soph. Talent Show; Speech. SALVADOR RIOS Spanish Club 2 yrs.; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; A Track 2 yrs.; B Track 1 yr. 27 PENNY LYNN POYNTER Daisy Chain; House of Rep. 60; Rally Committee; G.A.A.; Girls League 4 yrs.; Medical Club; Speech Club; Stampede Staff; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Junior Play, Pep Club. JEANNIE KAY ROBERTS Girls League 4 yrs., Fresh. Rep., Rec. Sec., Parliamentarian 63, Vice-President; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Band 4 yrs, Secretary; Honor Band 3 yrs.; Jr. Class Treasurer; T.A.C. 62; C.S.F. 2 yrs.; Daisy Chain; Science Club, Secretary; Student Council 2 yrs.; Honor Roll 4 yrs.; Junior Play; Senior Play; Varsity Songleader 2 yrs., Head 63; Miss? Banning 63; B.T.A. Neophytes 1 yr.; A.F.S. 2 yrs.; P ep Club 1 yr. yx GEORGE B. ROGERS Transferred from Gary, Indiana 62. EARNESTINE H. SCOTT Drill Team 2 yrs.; G.A.A. 1 yr.; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions; Senior Play; Soph. Talent Show, Chorus 2 yrs. LARRY WAYNE ROTHROCK Transferred from Baldwin Park 60. Span- ish Club 2 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; House of Representatives 63. CAMERA SHY SOLOMON SCOTT, JR. Transferred from Palm Springs 63. 28 GARY M. RUBUS Student Council 3 yrs.; Vice-Pres. 63, Comm. of Boys 62; Block B 4 yrs.; C.S.F. 4 yrs., Treas. 61, Pres. 63; C.S.F. Life Member; Honor Roll 4 yrs.; Junior Play; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Rotary Boy: Harvard Book Club Award 62; Calif. Boys State 62, Attorney-General Boys’ State; JV Football 1 yr.; V Football 3 yrs., 2 yrs. Hon. Mention; B Basketball 2 yrs.; Dance Band; All-DVL 2 yrs.; V Baseball 4 yrs.; V Basketball 1 yr.; Kiwanis Award 62; Soph. Pres. Vice-Pres.; Band 4 yrs., Honor Band 63; Co-Captain Basketball 63. ANNE SHELTON Majorette 1 yr.; Science Club 1° yr.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Girls’ League 4 yrs.; A.F.S. 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; C.S.F. 2 yrs.; Honor Roll 2 yrs.; Daisy Chain; Junior Concessions; Math Club 1 yr.; Operetta 60. SHARON SHIPP SHIRLEY N. SIVA DAVID EUGENE SKEETERS , Student Council, Comm. of Pep 62; An- Girls League 4 yrs. V. Baseball 3 yrs.; B Basketball 1 yr.; i nual Staff 2 yrs.; Girls League 4 yrs., J.V. Football 1 yr.; Stampede Staff; e Corresponding Sec. 62; Jr. Class Sec.; Block B 4 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Speech - Sr. Class Sec.; Jr. Sr. Concessions; Club; Math Club; Homecoming Parade; 4 T.A.C. 62; Soph. Talent Show 2 yrs.; 2nd Place Indio Fair 62; First Place 2 Sr. Play; Math Club 2 yrs.; B.T.A. Spring Festival 61; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Neophytes 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Soph. Talent Show 61. . ) Rally Committee 1° yr.; Daisy Chain; e Honor Roll 3 yrs.; C.S.F. 2 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr. TRAN, DWIGHT SMITH WILLIE PERRY SMITH THEODORE STANKE Block B 62,63; Track 2 yrs.; Soph. Talent Show 2 yrs.; C Basketball 1 yr.; D Basketball 1 yr.; B Basketball 1 yr.; V W; Basketball 1 yr. 29 ONALEE MAE STITIK Transferred from Los Angeles 61. G.A.A.; Girls League 2 yrs., Chorus; cessions; Science Club 1 yr. SUSAN STRODE Club. Transferred from Upland 62. Homecom- ing Princess 62; Girls League; Medical SHARON STRANDBERG Senior Play; House of Representatives 2 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Jr. and Sr. Conces- sions; Girls League 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr LAURA STUMBO J.V. Songleader; Fresh. Class Cheer- leader; Majorette 1 yr.; Girls League 4 yrs.; Daisy Chain; Block B Princess 2 yrs.; Homecoming Princess 62; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Stampede Staff 2 yrs.; Jr. and Sr. Concessions. 30 SAM STRANGE V. Football 2 yrs.; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; Track C,B,A, 3 yrs.; J.V. Basketball 2 yrs.; J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; V. Baseball 1 yr.; All-D.V.L. Football; Block B 3 yrs. GEOFFREY STUMPF RUBY SWAIT G.A.A.; Girls League 4 yrs., F.H.A.; Drill Team. SUSAN TIMMEL Banner Girl 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yre; G.A.A. 1 yr.; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Girls League 4 yrs., Soph. Jr. Rep., Parliamentarian 61, Corr. Sec. 62; Operetta 61; Jr. Class Cheerleader; A.F.S. Sec. 62; V. Songleader 2 yrs.; Student Council 2 yrs.; Daisy Chain; Block B Queen 62; Honor Roll; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Jr. and Sr. Plays; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Treasurer, Sr. Class, Pres- ident, Girls League 63. JOSEPH PAUL TAMULONIS Honor Roll 4 yrs.; V. Fooball 3 yrs.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Track 2 yrs.; Jr. Class Pres.; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Pres. of Latin Club, Latin Club 2 yrs.; Vice-Pres. Science Club; Block B 3 yrs.; Speech 2 yrs.; Math Club 1. yr.; Medical Club 1 yr.; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Soph. Talent Show; House of Rep. 2 yrs.; Student Council 3 yrs., Historian 63; AII-D.V.L. Football 2 yrs.; Varsity Club Award 2 yrs. TOD MILLER TODD V. Football 2 yrs.; C.I.F. Football 2 yrs.; Student Council 2 yrs.; Comm. of Re- cords 63; Block B 61-63; Basketball 60; Stampede Staff 1 yr.; Sr. Play; Soph. Talent Show 1 yr.; ‘Annie Get Your Gun ; Prophecy Committee; Band 1 yr.; Spanish Club 2 yrs.; Math Club 3 yrs.; Medical Club 7 yr.; Industrial Arts Award 61; Homecoming Parade. 31 PAULA THOMPSON Transferred from San Diego 61. V. Cheer- leader 63; Jr. Class Cheerleader; Girls League 2 yrs.; Girls League Treasurer; A.F.S.; Majorette 1 yr.; G.A.A.; Student Council; Daisy Chain; French Club 1 yr. CRAIG VAN KIRK Fresh. Class Pres. Vice-Pres.; Soph. Class Pres.; C.S.F. Treasurer 60, C.S.F. 4 yrs.; Block B 3 yrs., Pres. 62; C Basketball 1 yr.; C Track 1 yr.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; V. Baseball 4 yrs.; Y. Football 3 yrs.; AII-D.V.L. Football 2 yrs.; All-D.V.L. Baseball 4 yrs.; School Service Aawrd 60; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Bausch Lomb Science Award 63; C.S.F. Life Member; Rotary Boy; Student Council 4 yrs., President, Student Council 63. BRUCE A. VENDEVILLE Band 59 63. DELOISE WAY A.F.S. 3 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr.; Jr. Sr. Concessions; G.A.A. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr., Comm. of Correspondence 63; T.A.C. 62; Soph. Talent Show 4 yrs.; ‘Annie Get Your Gun ; Daisy Chain; Honor Roll 62,63; Dance Band 3 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Magazine Staff 1 yr.; Rally Committee 2 yrs.; Girls League 4 yrs.; Accompianist, Band Solo Festival 3 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Latin Choir 1 yr.; Editor, Soph. Football programs. IVAN VOLTERRA Foreign Student from Italy. He groduat- ed from a Professional High School of Commerce with Foreign Countries in Rome. A.F.S. Club; Student Council; Senior Play. VICK WHITMORE Transferred from Russell, New York 62. Medical Club 1 yr.; Jr. and Sr. Con- cessions; Medical Club Secretary 63; G.A.A. 63; Girls League 2 yrs. 32 SUSAN ALICE WATSON Student Council 1 yr.; Comm. of Pep 63; Majorette 2 yrs.; Band 2 yrs.; Soph. Talent Show 4 yrs.; “Annie Get Your Gun ; Jr. Class Treasurer; Sr. Class Treasurer; Rally Committee 3 yrs.; Pep Club 59; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Stampede Staff 1 yr.; Stampede Sec. 63; A.F.S. 2 yrs.; GAA. 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 2 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Jr. Sr. Con- cessions; Girls League 4 yrs., Sr. Rep. 63. JIMMY WILLARD WIGGINS J.V. Football 1 yr.; V. Football 3 yrs.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; AllI-D.V.L. Football 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; House of Rep. 2 yrs., Speaker of House 61; Block B 3 yrs., President 62; Fresh. Class Pres.; Soph. Class Vice-Pres.; Junior Class Vice- Pres.; Junior Play; Rotary Boy 63; Foot- ball Captain 62. Hey, who took my surfboard? This swingin’. Ummm there goes the good humor man! For me, really? So that's what happened to Baby Jane. Look ma, no teeth! Me Tarzan! Block B Queen? ba t- 4 j Greggy, get out of here. Hil See my new tonette? Oo my feet hurt! Wait for mel 33 4 Want a bite? ‘% I'm playing my ear drum! Yee , But | want to Gee, you're stupid!l — twist, not hula! ai Fite. , oo. =—_ , Spo = + oe J iii “4 a gir Don't shoot “X il? ? ar | can't get Drop dead! my ring off! . t AS Where did he go? Oh boy, more presents! a des What do you mean, ¢ get this thing off Really? the road? ‘Sales SAREE NEALE SN FFF Hey, ma, what's for déSsert? Same to you, buddy! DS , But it's too hot for a coatl % ¥ Who said you could take my s coe aite® oh AIL | want my football. Throw it to me. 1 forgot! These are minel 34 Wanna drag? ss | Ma, this headstand is killing mel Look ma, no cavities! What's the big idea? Do blondes really have more fun? | dreamed | rode in my stroller. What do | do now? | want OUT! What? But, | gotta go NOWI i a t = Who was that? | wanna go tool al I'm happy. Which way did he go? ! Smile, you're What was her namel on candid camera. Sherwood forest? 35 SYOINNL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Mike Zavala Carol Fahy Winnie Ebmeier Marcia Foster Helen Kinney CHEERLEADERS J. Burnham, M. Moss, B. Barnfield SECOND SEMESTER ee) Advisor lee Kraus CAMERA SHY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer } Taft Abras Bobby Kouba Dana Moyer Cordelia Steward CHEERLEADERS Advisor B. Brandon, C. Harrison David Martin NW, =s___ y, j ES 4LA' Abras, T. Adkins, K. Y Ay le hi al ; Alvarado, M. Andrade, V. Arellanes, T. Ariaz, C. (iy 1's Arnold, S. Barnfield, B. Bendix, P. Biby, S. Blair, J. Braggins, B. Brandon, B. Brothers, J. Brown, S. Brown, P. Burnham, J. Burson, D. Sas Carroll, D. Coffey, M. Cranford, G. Davidson, R. Del Rio, T. Ebmeier, W. Edmond, M. = F io? ee ay ‘ iX y be Fiedler, J. Fletcher, K. Foster, M. Fultz, C. Gambrall, J. Garcia, F. Harrison, C. Hasenpflug, S. Hartman, G. Hatfield, S. Hendon, S. Higbee, S. | Kouba, B. Merrit, E. Noble, D. Pratt, D. Macias, D. Law, P. Martin, Nordqvist, L. ia D. Jackman, J. Lawrence, G. Marubu, N. Mitchell, M. Norte, M. Lesh B. Nosanov, M. Johnson, Lesh, E- Mathes, D. Morris, C. Olvera, T. A. Kinser, R. McDonald, L. Ortega, L. Robbins, D. Machetta, J. Mendelke, T. Necochea, R. Osborne, J. Roberts, D. Rogers, R. Romberg, S. Sanchez, O. Sanford, E. Santa Cruz, J. Schindler, K. Scott, Shearer, L. Shelton, B. Skeeters, K. Spaulding, A. Stewart, C. Stone, S. Taylor, J. Taylor, W. Torres, S. Trawick, S. Tripp, G. PDs Vollaro, S. i ae a i ' gM SAD Waite, I. Warren, G. Washburn, C. Wells, R. York, J. Zavala, M. Tarver, S. 40 JUNIOR SIGNING PAGE a a O = O a” ae O N SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER gf President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Chuck Cole Tom Eaton Jennifer Maxwell Susan Maynard Harold Bendigkeit CAMERA SHY Cheerleader Cheerleader } Bernice Davis Carol Craig SECOND SEMESTER a = s— — i he (— d President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Steve Wilson Dwan lee Teresa Dodge Diana Higgins Advisor Betty Meltzer | oa CHEERLEADERS Advisor Patty Trimble, Barbara Kettering Philip Passno 43 é i! i Barnes, G. Brothers, C. ™ Clinton, P. Alloway, L. Barron, J. Brower, L. Coffey, T. a Flood, J. Anderson, P. 7 Becerra, C. 4 im li Durham, R. Flores, B. Anderson, a FL V Becerra, Eaton, T. Franklin, R. Atkins, K, Billen, L. Endres, D. Garcia, H. Boeltcher, G. Calderon, F. Cragg, C. Defreese, L. Firestone, J. Gilbert, C. Bailey, L. Brooks, L. Callahan, E. Denney, B. Fischer, J. a A“ eal Aw NZ) Gilpin, C. j Golden, C. Hlavenka, V. Mathews, C. Mercado, J. Patton, J. Pinte Gorman, C. Linton, J. Matthews, S. 5 Patton, L. Metzger, W. Hunt, D. Lopez, G. Maynard, S. Miguel, E. Pendleton, F. Harte, J. Kilgore, B. Maxwell, J. eee Weer 44 gene Mitchell, M. Philips, M. ke: Kjorvestad, W. Luttrell, J. McGhee, R. Montez, L. Platner, R. Henderson, D. Jessie, L. Krick, E. Macias, L. McNeill, J. Poorman, J. Higgins, D. Johns, E, f f LaFon, R. e +a VW, SS Biainx @ Malone, B. McSpadden, S. Parrish, T. Poynter, J. ae Prettyman, A. Prettyman, S. Roberts, M. fea |, d VY Robison, S. Rodberg, L. Rubalcava, E. Saubel, J. Shideler, B. Simms, R. Snodgrass, B. Stacey, C. Steckstor, C. Stoner, Stump, S. Tennell, R. é Thompson, M. Thompson, R. Thompson, Y. Trimble, P. . KAI M. Walker, E. Walker L. Walker, Walls, R. Walters, C. Wilson, G. Wing, B. Woods, S. Work, G. Worthington, J. 46 SOPHOMORE SIGNING PAGE NHWHSH aa FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Gary Van Kirk Shirley Warren Sally Burson larry Aubus John Koran CHEERLEADERS Joanne Crook, Linda Carper, Barbara Baxter, Karen Rubalcava. SECOND SEMESTER Advisor Neils Neilsen President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Joanne Crook Gregg Thompson Karen Rubalcava Juanita Lara oF aa CHEERLEADERS Advisor Larry Ward, Barbara Laft. Gwendolyn Reynolds 49 dn Allen, J. Amick, P. Atkins, K. Barker, S. Baxter, B. Bendix, D. Bird, L. Bolding, T. Borah, C. Brewer, E. Buchanan, D. Bucher, M. | —s a | fe , 4 a | - Ls | sh v v ; : | fi ae L. Burson, S. Campbell, J. Capps, D. Carper, L. Carroll, Y. f Ai} ! D Chapparosa, J. Covington, D. Crook, J. Curtis, R. Darnell, K. Daves, M. Eaton, N. Elverdahl, M. Escalante, E. Evans, S. Flores, L. Flores, W. Flores, Y. Frantz, W. Garcia, M. Goble, D. = Grant, B. Grant, B. Gray, G. Gray, J. Green, B. Hall, S. Hankins, W. Harrison, J. Harrison, R. Haworth, O. Hazel, S. Holmes, D. sche ND Johnson, S. Jackman, J. R. Jameson, D. re i Juarez, C. Kent, J. Kilgore, B. King, M. Lambert, G. Landstrom, S. Lara, J. Lawerence, C. ledig, lL. lee, L. Martin, D. Mathews, H. McCann, P. McConnell, J. McGinn, M. McKierman, K. Mendoza, R. Sn SH. Mesna, D. Metie, J. Metzger, M. Miranda, P. Morissette, S. Murphy, R. Sher, 1 Pity Needler, J. Noble, W. O'Dell, P. Peters, T. Pickett, M. Plank, J. Rhea, M. Preston, T. Rasmussen, S. Ritz, S. Rivera, C. Rodberg, B. ! ee rN y y : ‘yw 4 s AY a. Rogers, S. Rubalcava, K. Rubus, L. Ruple, C. Rusz, T. Samora, N. Sanchez, M. i PRY Wie i Sanchez, L. Sanchez, P. Scriven, D. Secor, D. Seymour, lL. Shipp, K, Sibole, B. a REE, Stapleton, B. Starmer, B. Stoner, D. Stout, P. Strange, G. i ‘La _ Thomas, P. Thomas, R. Thompson, G. Trujillo, . Strong, C. Studor, E. Velasquez, T. Vendeville, J. Vey, J. Villalpando, R. Warren, S. Weller, R. Welty, B. Whitehead. P. Whitmore, K. Williams, D. Williams, R. oe Wilson, J. Work, S. Zamalloa, N. FRESHMAN SIGNING PAGE 2 = oD = c c 5 a = ° 2) me) 1°] o = o = = o hd 5 o n o x= = wie LA aa ome te warns rows a SNOILVZINVOUO | STUDENT COUNCIL | Craig Van Kirk Gary Rubus Tod Todd Dee Dee Maxwell President Vice President Commissioner of Records Commissioner of Finance ; The framework of a modern civilization is its government. Without progressive ideas and poli- cies a country could fall to ruin just as a school could, unless its framework followed modern lines. The framework set up by our Student Council was blue-printed with the modern attitudes and ideas of today. | Steve Holton Deloise Way Commissioner of Activities Commissioner of Correspondence Ted Patrick Michele Meeh Commissioner of Boys Commissioner of Girls A fruit juice bar was one of many things provided for the students by the Student Council. Here are a few of the council members enjoying the machine. Sharon Shipp Commissioner of Pep 59 ORGANIZATION PRESIDENTS Le — CAMERA SHY Senior Class Senior Class Junior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Ist Semester 2nd Semester Ist Semester 2nd Semester Ist Semester Chuck Harrison Bob Phinney Mike Zavala Taft Abras Chuck Cole om, aS = ; ¥ i Sophomore Class Freshman Class Freshman Class Girls’ League Girls’ League 2nd Semester Ist Semester 2nd Semester Ist Semester 2nd Semester Steve Wilson Gary Van Kirk Joanne Crook Barbara Platner Susan Timmel CSF. A.F.S. A.F.S. Block B G.A.A. Gary Rubus Ist Semester 2nd Semester Jimmy Wiggins Ist Semester Jenny Machetta Mike Zavala Carol Fahy e V oe w G.A.A. Future Teachers Medical Club Science Club Speaker of 2nd Semester Marcia Foster Martha Rios Mike Thompsor the House Dolores Corral Ray Curtis F.H.A.— Pat Clinton 60 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CAMERA SHY Speaker Speaker Pro Tempore Ray Curtis Gary Lawrence CAMERA SHY Secretary Advisor Parliamentarian Jennifer Maxwell Ruth Varney Karen Plank Equal representation is very important in our school. Everyon e (yes, even Freshmen) has something to say. This organization gives us a chance to have our opinions heard and our ideas used. GIRLS’ LEAGUE The Girl’s League, which is composed of all the girls at B.U.H.S., promotes a better understanding between the girls. The yearly Spinster’s Dance which is sponsored by this organization, has become a tradition at B.U.H.S. wt (a OU ee a , eer, ane ee AS Sy Nay ek AD Be meas, 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS | The Girls League, which is composed of all the girls at B.U.H.S., promotes a better | understanding between the girls. The yearly Spinster’s Dance, which is sponsored by this organization, has become a tradition through the years. | 2nd Semester Officers ADVANCED PUBLICATIONS These are the students who worked hard and furiously to meet the ominous deadlines of the yearbook. As you look through these pages try to remember the poor over-worked members of the Annual Staff who did their best for you. Susan Timmel Carol Gorman Dana Callahan Art Co-Editor Sales Sharon Shipp Editor Susan Watson Deloise Way 64 Winnie Bunton Mr. Waters Advertising Copy Typing Advisor Marie Knoedler Dolores Macias Linda Piech First Sem. Sharon Shipp—Commissioner of Pep —Susan Watson Second Sem. RALLY COMMITTEE These girls promote pep and interest in the games. They added much to our pep assemblies while their signs reminded us of the games. Susie Piech Georgette Theotig Barbara Latt This Big B is for boys. Sounds interesting, doesn't it, girls? The Block B is for boys who have lettered in Sports. This organization chooses our candidates for Home- coming Queen. BLOCK B G.A.A. The Girls’ Athletic Association is a group of girls who are determined to pass Presi- dent Kennedy's physical fitness tests. Besides their participation in many G.A.A. “Playdays,” the girls also sponsor the Homecoming Dance. va ee Future Homemakers of America; the title explains the aims and goals of the club. For those who want a clearer definition we can say the club teaches its members to be experienced and economical homemakers. Fite lenekway The B.T.A. Neophytes were formed so that interested students could become acquainted with the teaching profession. The members of this club hope to become teachers of the future. 67 Doctors, nurses and other workers in the field of medicine are necessary factors of a community. The Medical Club promotes an interest in the various fields of medicine through speakers, field trips, and volunteer workers at the hospital. MEDICAL CLUB SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club offered an opportunity for students to develop scientific projects of their own. With the added emphasis on science today we are proud that our school has p romoted an interest in the various fields of scientific study. These students repair books, number books, put books in the right order on the shelves, and check them out to the students. The Library staff does everything li- brarians are supposed to do. LIBRARY AUDIO-VISUAL These students are in charge of the movie projectors. They also show all the movies. BACK ROW: R. Carr, B. Fischer, W. Noble, D. Steeters, J. Wiggins, L. Stumbo, T. Todd, G. Zitlaw, B. Phinney, M. McCasland, R. Johnson, K. Plank. FRONT ROW: M. Coffey, M. Foster, G. Machetta, K. Shipp, Mrs. Varney, P. Poynter, S. Bullard, S. Watson, G. Lawrence. STAMPEDE CHORUS There is a cloud of dust on the horizon and the sound of stamping hooves. It’s a stampede of Journalism students bringing us our copy of the Stampede, our school newspaper. If you happened to wander by the music room 5th period, you might have heard some aspiring young vocalist warming up for another session in chorus. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Mrs. Thelma Wood Advisor 7s ‘ee aa Mike Nosanov Vice-Pres. 2nd Semester Pres. Treas. Gary Rubus Ist 2nd Semesters Mike Zavala Ist Sem., Sec. 2nd Sem. Winnie Ebmier Treasurer 2nd Semester Mr. Paul Martin Advisor ° Phyllis Edds Vice-Pres. Ist Semester es Sharon Biby Secretary Ist Semester The California Scholarship Federation is composed of students who maintain a 10 point grade average. It is an honor to belong to C.S.F. and have the chance of becoming a life member. 7 The American Field Service Campus Club has been active for two years. The members of this club participated in money-making activities throughout the year so they could bring foreign students to our school. A.E.S. : A.E.S. FOREIGN STUDENTS Our foreign student Minerva Alicera was born in Santiago, Chile, on December 12, 1944. Her father is a mechanic and her mother is an elementary school teacher. Her country is the narrowest and longest country of the world. Minerva stated quite emphatically, that Chile has no jungle and no wild people. Minerva enjoys classical music as much as Ivan does although ‘West Side Story’’ seems to have most of her attention at the time. Minerva has participated in many sports in her country and has continued to do so here. She lives with Mr. Mrs. Don Watson. MINERVA ALICERA Ivan Volterra, our boy foreign student, was ! born on May 20, 1944 in Ancora, Italy. His parents live in Rome where his father is an accountant. Ivan said he was greatly impressed by the friendliness of everyone in America. i Popular records would be a thing of the past if all teen-agers were like Ivan; he would rath- er listen to classical music than hurt his ears on the music his teen-age friends enjoy. Ac- cording to lvan our school system is better than that in Italy. We have extra-curricular activities while his school didn’t. American food was no problem as Ivan became adjusted to it soon after arriving here. Ivan is living with Mr. Mrs. William Eaton during his stay in America. 73 IVAN VOLTERRA Sa BELOW BAND There’s the sound of music in the air. Well naturally, here comes the Bronco Band marching up to the football field for another game. We are very grateful for the loyalty of this group throughout the year. MAJORETTES A flash of silver and a hearty “Catch it quick’’ from the head majorette means the majorettes are marching again. These four girls made our games and parades very interesting. DRILL TEAM | The drill team is composed of girls who like to march, march, march march. They must be crazy! | 18 CHEERLEADERS Our J.V. Pepleaders help to boost the morale of our J.V. teams. Their interest in J.V. games boosts student interest also. oak x Patty Anderson Denice Bryant Paula Thompson Toni Estrella Carol Fahy Jenny Machetta You DONT HAVE 10 FLAY? Oru i 4 Ws ae Hoary +4 ‘ ) {| Hite ea ea CHEERLEADERS “Victory, Victory is our cry.” We heard our Cheerleaders yell that more than once last year. These girls brought us interesting, fabulous, great and sharp new routines along with wonderful loyalty to the team and the school. SONGLEADERS “On ole Banning’ and other songs rang through our ears when our Songleaders started to sing (or yell) out the words. Their good work was greatly appreciated by the students even though they did make us hoarse at times. Jeannie Roberts ii 2TH Susan Timmel Carol Gorman Bonnie Barnfield Judy Worthington } J a?) 3rd place rally | committee. S § 2nd place Medical Club. Clubs and | organizations of all sizes submitted float entries. The homecoming parade was a successful affair! First Place Block B Go, Broncos, Go! Jump ball, jump ball .. . 80 a. Queen Bonnie reigned over the Homecoming Dance. SENIOR PLAY— “YOU CAN'T TAKE IT Cast: Grandpa—Ronald Matthies Penny—Sharon Strandberg Alice—Dee Dee Maxwell Elsie—Anne Hathaway Ed—Nelson Eddy Tony—Ralph Davidson Henderson—Chuck Harrison Kolenchov—Ray Curtis Father—Paul Bakkom “Sho I (hic) shaid... “Every body line upl ’ WITH YOU.”’ Mrs. Kirby—Sharon Shipp Mr. Kirby—John Nizzia Depinna—lvan Volterra Donald—tTed Patrick Rheba—Earnestine Hankins Olga—Susan Strode 3 Men—Jimmy Wiggins Bob Phinney David Skeeters The cast. 82 “Ah think, dahlinks . . .” JUNIOR PLAY—“PILLOW TALK” CAST OF CHARACTERS EMBIMOLOW aie creciars, cslets mus ncetel atari Elyse Merritt ervebiein (eldlstis an sao nhoucaace Alan Spalding BradivAllenisercatctsan cles reine crs Dennis Tubbs PALIN Cle pseate ctereesatenntercas 0: a saetenenies, sea Sharon Biby BierOlcra ier tis tercierserene are Richard Davidson IWSce WW Gltersis cee h aes rrr or Linda Pendleton Tony =Walters')...0-i) terse eee Glen Williams IMGTIG Scan cer. ak. patente eras Barbara Barnfield Eileenice cerca non nrcuc nein arte Marie Knoedler NivettGmrnn o.8 sce oh censor tae Candi Cope MIsseGONnTOG nar.ian mints eee ei eae Carol Fahy MissieDICkensOnie os .k. satu Karen Plank Policeman i. ee saeco Roger Hobbs BOSSIC is ca peice i otend ts) Ova anete Shirley Hatfield MTS ehrOStic neucnescuen ets. craven teiews Barbara Shelton MTS SP AMOSirac cen ce atines claret Donna Partridge Grandamineavucs aoa iced ek eens Joey Fiedler SENG Olicescsant harvester terres eis Cordelia Stewart TILL Ke Ke cherie yretyie trees yr as cen prea Doloras Macias LA ene cy eR eae bone aa Toni Estrella VOICE a Ais atacs iorsca ticle tes begeter eeeneer Linda Fullerton IMCs eee tin eiinrevenre eke ioe a Robert Kouba SUDEFVISOb er... sara cake oe er Suzy Taylor BLOCK B TOURNEY The princesses with queen Susan are Laura, DeeDee, Carol, and Tony. Queen Susan presents the first-place trophy to Gary Sours of Yucaipa. One, two, cha-cha-cha Queen Susan is crowned by President Jimmy. Lemme have it, will ya? Shall ? all we dance Stretchhhhhh... | knew | should have worn my contact lenses! Lying down on the job???? peanee. canary i YP The Girls’ League annual Spinsters’ Dance, Sayonara, was as usual a big success. King Joe Tamulonis and his date Jeannie Roberts reigned over the shindig. They danced . . . and danced... - . and danced! JEANNIE ROBERTS, Miss Banning 1963 4 l a i i | Finalists in the Miss Banning Contest were: Jeannie Roberts, Denice Bryant, Dana Callahan, Bonnie Barnfield. “| thought electric shavers , ‘ i idn’ thatl’’ “My, what pretties these pretties(?) are holding!?”’ didn't do: that “Never fear “And ‘Watts’-Way is —And these are the new Paris fashions? this is where we cage our Flunkies!’’ ag here Our country will never have to fear... the Brownie troops are always near! —wUse your imagination! 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL With the help of Scores—Non-League our Bronco coaches, San Jacinto 6 Banning ih Mr. Sisk and Mr. Aquintas 13 Banning 20 Wilson, our Bronco H t 27 B f team charged forward eme anneng if to defeat all foe and Beaumont 0 Banning 7 i try for the coveted D.V.L. trophy:. .. C. Brown D. Burson J. Caldwell R. Campbell ‘, R. Curtis B. Dage R. Edmundson S. Fitch C. Fultz J. Jackson G. Lawrence J. Mercado Dy 1 Chairs Scores—League And we did it! Coachella ig Banning 20 Undefeated, in league Palm Springs 7. Banning 13 play, we proudly Yucaipa 13 Banning 49 I accepted the title 29 Palms 14 Banning aS “D.V.L. Champs of Indio 6 Banning 19 | 1962! C.I.F. Playoff | Carpinteria 19 Banning 6 j Mr. Sisk—Coach N. Mitchell D. Pratt J. Tamulonis J. Wiggins C. Vankirk M. Zavala ; ey s SEP tock conor The games we played and the victories we won, we, the D.V.L. CHAMPS! 92 SCORES (D.V.L.) Coachella — 7 Banning — 20 Palm Springs — 7 Banning — 13 Yucaipa — 13 Banning — 49 29 Palms — 12 Banning — 33 Indio — 7 Banning — 37 These are pictures of the coaches and the boys who made the scores that won the league games that put us in first place in D.V.L. J.V. FOOTBALL These boys, who will step into the shoes of the varsity next year, performed quite well during our football season. The J.V.’s in actic, “e “ -} VARSITY BASKETBALL (= | a a hs Steve Holton A Brian Marshall Coach While compiling a 19-5 record and a perfect 10-0 league mark, the Broncos established itself as the Cinderella team of the D.V.L. Picked for third in a pre-season poll, the Broncos set the pace and went on to represent the D.V.L. in the C.I.F. playoffs. ) D.V.L. SCORES kL y | Banning 43 Yucaipa 31 Banning 52 .... Yucaipa Wayne Noble Banning 45 .. Coachella 43 Banning 69 .. Coachella Banning 54 ...... Indio 42 Banning 64 ...... Indio Banning 54.Palm Springs 45 Banning 47.Palm Springs 38 Banning 44....29 Palms Banning 53....29 Palms Bob Hall Taft Abras Richard Carr Manager 95 Calvin Brown Robb Edmunson 39 al 41 Willie Smith 51 42 43 « Richard Heckman � ae ’ g ¥ thom Roger Hobbs Manager BEE BASKETBALL The Bee team showed promise for our future basketball teams by capturing the fourth Bronco DVL Bee championship in a row. th « Don Ackerman Coach Mike Wolfington z Ward Noble Manager SS Wayne Kjorvestad James Mathews lee Brower Joseph Allen Bill Lish ? aw 4 Ay Norman Mitchell Rick Curtis Mike Thompson Dick Brown Gilly Malone ows 98 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R.: Coach Passno, R. Curtis, O. Pellum, O. Haworth, P. Anderson, T. Rutz, J. Campbell. L. Johnson, D. Goble, L. Jesse, A. Swait. CEE BASKETBALL L. to R.: Coach Passno, R. Curtis, D. Roberts, T. Eaton, K. Scott, T. White, J. Poynter, B. Romberg. 99 BACK ROW, L. to R.: R. Carr, R. Malone, C. Fultz, G. Rubus, Coach J. Wilson, M. Wolfington, R. Tinnel, P. Pehau, Manager T. Peters, M. Thompson. FRONT ROW: R. Platner, T. Abras, D. Skeeters, S. Fitch, R. Campbell, R. Edmunson, C. Van Kirk, M. Zavala. VARSITY BASEBALL Baseball has not received as much recognition at B.U.H.S. as have the other sports. We know the boys feel the importance of the game because they have always played their best without as much student support as is enjoyed by the boys participating in football and basketball. Jim Wilson Coach BACK ROW, L. to R.: Coach B. Marshall, R. Hobbs, Manager L. Alloway, P. McCann, J. Halman, J. McNeil, D. Lyons, B. Denny, J. Watson, L. Rubus. FRONT ROW: D. Williams, H. Lerma, K. Stolte, T Lettieri, D. Lee, W. Kjorvestad, O. Haworth, G. Van Kirk, D. Gobel. J.V. BASEBALL These J.V. Baseball players form the nucleus of our varsity teams. Their unheralded efforts truly reflect not only a fine team effort, but also a good school spirit. Brian Marshall Coach The early Olympic games stressed speed, agility, endurance and good muscular coordination. These qualities are still stressed today for all of the boys who participate in track events. 102 dle: a: BA nee a BACK ROW, L. to R.: S. Higbee, S. Wilson, C. Cole, D. Matthies, B. Kilgore, B. Stoner, .W. Noble, R. Heckman, Mr. Dave Martin, Advisor. FRONT ROW: J. Higbee, F. Pendleton, G. Barnes, P. Ring, L. Mc- Donald, G. Darnell. TENNIS Calling all schools! The members of the B.U.H.S. racquet squad are on the loose again. This is a warning to all opposing racqueteers to be on guard against their expert serves and smashing returns. 103 The first day of school at LAST!!! 104 105 Ni il Wy ij McCULLOH STUDIO 66 W. 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