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hy v - _ { ' - , . N a ¢ 4 . : : | —— 1 , ‘ ‘ - ‘ t —e — - s m . “ ‘ ; 7 ‘ e = 4 . - , ¢ + f Fd OUR TOWN fern” se | . Peli ot Ie ‘ Seu elie ee Tee. aes | THE 1964 SAN GORGONIAN PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BANNING HIGH SCHOOL BANNING, CALIFORNIA CONTENTS 3 Foreword 4 Dedication 5 Faculty (Departments of Health, Education and Welfare) 6 Administration (Executive Board) 7 Faculty (Board of Education) 11 Counselling and Office Staff (Department of Welfare) 12 Custodians (Department of City Works) 13 Cafeteria Staff (Food and Health Administration) 14 Student Council (Town Council) OUR 18 Administration in Action ; ; TOWN 19 Seniors 64 3) Classes Editor— 36 Juniors Steve Wilson 41 Sophomores Production Editor— Carol Fahy 47 Freshmen j ° . Photography— D3 Organizations Me, McCulloh Mr. Lane 67 Sports Paks Cover— 91 Activities S. K. Smith Co. | 106 The World Outside Printer— American Yearbook 109 Patrons and Student Index Compacy FOREWORD The nineteen sixty-four San Gorgonian staff has chosen “Our Town” as the theme of this year’s annual. In the following pages we have tried to por- tray BHS as a small compact community independent in itself, We feel the cover is quite typical of this year’s San Gorgonian; modern, yet pleasing to the well rounded student. In our annual we have tried to get away from tradition, show a wider range of student life, and innovate a few new ideas. We, the staff, are very proud of it and we’re sure you will be too. DEDICATION To you, Mrs. “Jo” Noble, the staff of the nineteen sixty-four San Gorgonian dedicate this yearbook with appreciation for the fine job you have done in the past eleven years. For the past six years, as head of the “Food and Health Administration” of Our Town, you have done an excellent job in coordinating the cafeteria staff in the ) J 8g preparation of our delicious lunches. The citizens of Our Town would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your loyal service and wish you many more happy years as head of our cafe- teria staff. DEPARTMENTS OF BACLT Fi EDUCATION ZAUNUID WE Ake Health |= : 4 9 ail } | ‘on Education Welfare Mr. Kennedy Mr. F. Burk Mr. T. C. Neufeld District Superintendent Assistant Principal Principal EXECUTIVE BOARD Long hard hours have been contributed by these people. It has been their goal to make every minute one which is meaning- ful and well spent. Mr. R. Burson Mr. G. Baker Assistant Administrator President Mr. H. Miller Clerk Mr. M. Kouba Member Mrs. J. Dale Member Mr. M. Pickett Member Miss Coombs Girls’ Phys. Ed., Library Mrs. Delgado Home Economics, Home Management Mrs. Abras English, Counselor Mr. Akkerman Dev. Reading, Reading Lab. Mr. Amick Business Law, Sales, Shorthand, Typing Mr. Dinwiddie Algebra, Senior Math, Geometry Mrs. Arnold Special Education, Drama Mr. Bendigkiet Life Science Mr. Brown Biology, General Science, English BOARD OF EDUCATION 7 Mr. Gilbert General Shop, Industrial Arts, Mr. Grabau Drivers Ed., Englisl Counselor Mr. Jensen Acapella, Chorus Mrs. Kinney aa Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Mr. Kroonen Spanish Mrs. Lane Girls Phys. Ed. Mr. Marshall Boys Phys. Ed., Mr. D. Martin Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop Mr. P. Martin World History Mr. Noble Humanities, Civics, Senior Problems Mrs. Palmer French, English, Mr, Passno Algebra, General Math Mrs. Meltzer English, Library Mr. Menzia Boys Phys. Ed., English Mr. Neilson World Geography, Counselor Mr. Rose Annual, Speech, World Geography Mrs. Rowley Art Mr. Smithpeter Algebra, Geometry, Math Analysis Mr. Stevenson General Business, Typing Mr. Thorpe General Science, Physics Mrs. Varney English, Leadership, Progressive Lab, Journalism Mr. Washburn Inter. Band, Concert Band Mr. Wechsler Audio Visual, English, Spanish Mr. Welsh English Mr. Wilson Drivers Ed., U.S. History, Coach Mrs. Wood Bookkeeping, English 10 Mrs, Abras Mr. Grabau Mr. Nielsen Mr. Rounsaville DEP A TSVEEIN | OF WELFARE “May I use your phone?” “Is Mr. Burk in?” “Could I possibly change my schedule?” These are some of the things said to our office staff most everyday. There are many thanks go to our office and counselling staff for their hard work. Mrs. Romberg Nurse Mrs. Cambell Mrs. Rothrock Mrs. Fahy DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS We all owe gratitude to these men for doing such a fine job in keeping our city green and groomed. Mr. Worthington Mr. Justice Mr. Kentz CUSTODIANS Back row: Alvis Stuebser, William Miller, William Potter. Front row: Robert E. Jones, Roy Mayo. BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Jim Garner, Merle Staples, Nelson Evans, Dick Gla nville, James Smith, Richard Kemper, Paul Viall. “Hurry with those hamburgers!” “There isn’t any cake left.” “Where’s the salt shaker?” These are some remarks to our cafeteria workers. Al- though their work requires much time and skill, they never fail to be pleasant and willing to help students in any possible way. FOOD AND ere Nae HEALTH ADMINISTRATION am EP y Mrs. Marvel Mrs. Steckstor Mrs. Babos Barbara Shelton, Marcy Jones, Kay Todd, Diane Endres, Joyce Vendeville, Carolyn Steck- stor, Barbara Kettering, Bernice Davis. Pictured in the block letters SCL are Our Town’s Student Council officers. The L stands for Leadership, for leadership is the main quality of these officers. Heading the Student Council is Richard Carr (1) who, as ASB President, has worked hard throughout the year. Osher officers are, (2) Curt Fultz, Vice President; (3) Phyllis Edds, Commissioner of Records; (4) Steve McSpadden, Commissioner of Correspondence; (5) Sue Arnold, Commissioner of Finance; (6) Chuck Cole, Commissioner of Activities; (7) Tom Eaton, Commissioner of Boys; (8) Kay Moving to Fast to be Photographed! Todd, Commissioner of Girls; (9) Patti Anderson, Commissioner of Pep; (10 Janet Gallagher, Head Songleader (11) Jenny Machetta, Head Cheerleader; (12) Sharon Biby, DVLASC Treas- urer; (13) Cordelia Steward, Parliamentarian; (14) Mike Nosanov, Historian and Math Club; (15) Steve Wilson, Annual; (16) Marcia Foster; (17) Gary Lawrence, Block B; (18) Taft Abras, House of Representatives; (19) Pepleaders. In position 20 is Doug Burson, Senior Class; (21) Carol Fahy, Senior Class; (22) Terri Dodge, Junior Class; (23) Jeff Fisher, Junior Class; (24) Tom Peters, Soph. Class; (25) Steve Barker, Soph. Class; (26) Carol Roberts, Frosh. Class; (27) Norman Jayo, Frosh. Class; (28) Bruce Reese, CSF; (29) Jennifer Maxwell, AFS; (30) Tom Babb, AFS; (31) Dolores Corral, Drill Team; (32) Lynn McDonald, Band. In position 33 is Karen Plank, Girls League; (34) Bonnie Brandon, Girls League; (35) Arthyl John- son, GAA; (36) Joyce Lin- ton, GAA; (37) Juanita Lara, FHA; (38) Allen Spaulding, Future Teachers; (39) Mike Thompson, Science; (40) Martha Rios, Medical; (41) Lily Ortega, Medical; (42) Richard did have to crack the whip at times but the wounds he in- flicted were “cuts of learn- 3 ing” and they healed quick- ly. Not pictured is Mrs. Ruth Varney, Leadership teacher and Student Council Advisor. 4 5 To the right is the House of Representatives. Included in the House is a representa- tive from each second pe- riod class and the Speaker, Taft Abras. The House is 38 the Legislative Branch of Our Town’s government and acts as a check and balance for the Student Council. HOUSE OF KREPKESEING A PIES Lance Alloway, Taft Abras, John Wilson, Greg Thompson, Robert Hall, Steve Stone, Larry Rubus, Laura Kinney, Cindy Donald, Mrs. Varney, Yvonne Sanford, Rita Ortega, Margaret Darling, Sue Thompson, Patti Trimble, Sharon Martin, Barbara Sevier, Susan Wallbercht. OUR TOWN’S BI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER the stamped ae a les GN) NEAT Do you ever wonder how the group of kids pictured below could possibly put out a “full fledged” newspaper every other week? It isn’t an easy job. Thanks to the leadership of Mrs. Vatney and Marcia Foster, the wheels are kept turn- ing. Mrs. Ruth Varney Marcia Foster “Hard Working” Editor-in-Chief Advisor Standing from 1—N. Marubu, J. McNiel, M. Wolfington, T. Eaton, T. Abras, B. Kouba, W. Taylor, J. Poynter. Seated from 1—K. Todd, M. Coffey, C. Fahy, M. Foster, D. Moyer, B. Lacy, L. Piech. ed Mr. Rose Advisor Barbara Barnfield Curt Fultz Steve Wilson Ed-in-Chief Linda Billen Mary Coffee Pam Iund Suzy Taylor Ad Manager Faculty Seniors Carol Fahy Janet Gallagher Production Editor Controller Judy Burnham ie, Ne Gene Cranford Organizations Activities an ee ez (CQ WW AZZ ati SN mB : th Ye desir fete -- € — “== ; ‘ : | P : ; 2 i. ’ a S : as % ; z : ‘ ms. _ ’ id r. =. eal eo | : iit ey Se ht ee - i ‘=a fe ’ . aes Le : a e 5 ss ae 5 a a e oe J Pe : . 1 f ek 444 Prog me he. coe lo % pau Zi il ge Class Cheerleaders L. Pendleton, D. Pratt, J. Gallagher, S. Stone, C. Clark, D. Noble. President Doug Burson First Semester Vice-President Bob Kouba Advisor Mrs. Abras 5S = gy By Secretary ', ste, Marie Knoedler Treasurer Barbara Shelton President Carol Fahy Advisor ew Na hee ei Mr. Amick Vice-President Linda Pendleton Advisor Mr. Noble Secretary Carrie Clark oe Second Semester Martha Rios Class Cheerleaders M. Wolfington, M. Moss, D. Burson, J. Burnham, C. Fultz, S. Arnold, B. Foster, M. Knoelder. James Allen ( Taft Abras Kenna Adkins Tony Arellanes Cecelia Ariaz Suellen Arnold Barbara Barnfield Janice Blair Cheryl Sue Bouse Sharon Biby Betty Braggins Bonnie Brandon Calvin Brown Paula Brown Shirley Brown Winnie Bunton Judy Burnham Doug Burson Louis Burt Bobby Caldwell Richard Carr Carrie Clark Mary Coffey 22 Candi Cope Dolores Corrall Robert Cox Gene Cranford Winnie Ebmeier Phyllis Edds aid Connie Emayo Carol Fahy Joe Fiedler Kay Fletcher Bill Foster 23 Marcia Foster Linda Fullerton Laura Fullerton Curt Fultz Janet Gallagher Jeanne Gambrall Janet Gilbert Ronald Guy Lowell Hall Carol Harrison Naomi Harvey Sue Hasenpflug 24 Shirley Hatfield Sylvia Hendon Brent Hielock Steve Higbee Roger Hobbs Terry Ice Pat Irwin Pam Iund Gerald Jackman Arthyl Johnson Udon Kumjing Marie Knoedler Robert Kouba Gretchen Kraft Betty Ann Lacey Patricia Law Gary Lawrence Anthony Lettieri Gary Lubben Mike McCann Lynn McDonald Jenny Machetta Dolores Macias Tom Mandelke Nephat Marubu Rosemary Mann Se r r t ¢ Phil Martin Richard Mathes Eyse Merritt Dennis Miles Carolyn Morris Melanie Moss Dana Moyer Margaret Newberry David Noble Mike Nosanov Rosa Obregon Lily Ortega Lloyd Nordquist Jamie Owens Richard Pape Donna Partridge Paul Pehau Madie Pellum Linda Pendleton Tim Peters Karen Plank June Potter 28 David Pratt Roger Reed Bruce Reese Magdelene Rios Martha Rios Dan Roberts Stephen Romberg Peter Sachse Raul Salazar cae Tory PPh teok. Sania al Olga Sanchez Eugene Sanford Karolee Schindler 29 Kenny Skeeters Larry Shearer Alan Spaulding Barbara Shelton Gayle Simms Carol Spiegel Sandy Tarver Warren Taylor Cordelia Steward Jimmie Taylor | Steve Stone Suzy Taylor Karen Tryone Dennis Tubbs Sam Thomas Susan Thompson Gail Tripp Barbara Vaughn Susan Vollaro Geryldine Warren Cheryl Washburn Jan Weals ) Inez Waite 32 Ray Wells G len Williams Barbara Wise Mike Wolfington Norma Rowland Steve Terry Richard Davidson Mike Phillips Merlin Wireman Judy York zA— sR DORR !A Rome rK DT mPNe SS Bro et ho Ret ey Wray a a SOs AO SF wes WwwesDo Boy — Dd eg AOL eo Oo bo gA— sR Taft Abras—Latin Football-1,2; ‘“B” Basketball-1,2; JV Baseball-2; V Baseball-2,3; House of Reps.-3; Jr. Class Pres.; All DVL-3; V_Basketball-3,4; V Football-3,4; Speaker of House-4; Alonzo Stagg-4; Block “B”-1,2,3,4 Kenna Adkins—GAA-1; BTA Neo.- 3; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; CSF-4; AFS-4. James Allen—JV_ Football-2; V Football-3,4 Tony Arellanes—JV Football-3; Sr. Concessions-4 Suellen Arnold—Fresh. Rep.; AFS- 1; Rally-1; Latin Club-1,2; Pep Band- 1,2; Math Club-2; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3; Honor Band-3; Gs.L.Rec- ording Sec.-3; Daisy Chain; Honor Roll; Sr. Play; Comm. of Finance-4; TAC; Sr. Class Cheerleader Cecilia Ariaz—Fresh. Sec.; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Fresh. Rep.; G.A.A.-1; Drill Team-1,2; Drill Team Treas.-2; V Cheerleader-4; Student Council-4; Girls’ L. Sec.-4; Girls L. Corres. Sec.-4 Jessie Ballard—Trans. from Sacra- mento High School ’63; Football-3,4; Track-1,2,3; Music Club-4; Operetta-4 Barbara Barnfield—House of Reps.- 2; GAA-2 ; JV Cheerleader-1; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Jr. Class Cheer- leader; Soph. Rep. Sharon Biby—CSF-1,2,3,4; CSF Treas.-2; CSF Sec.-3; Banner Girl; House of Reps. Sec.-2; Girls’ L.-1,2,3, 4; Gs. L. Sec.-2; Gs. L. Vice Pres. Parliamentarian-3; Daisy Chain; Gs. L. Sr. Rep.; AFS-3; AFS Treas.-4; Jr. Play; DAR Award-4; Sr. Play; DVLASC Treas.-4 Janice Blair—Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4 Cheryl Bouse—Trans. from Sulli- van, Missouri Nov. ’62; Majorette-4 Betty Braggins—Drill Team-2,3,4; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Talent Show-2; Jr. Play; Daisy Chain; Home Ec. Award- 3; FHA Vice Pres.-4; Sr. Play Bonnie Brandon—Trans. from Bar- stow High School ’61; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Jr. Class Cheerleader; Daisy Chain; Student Council; Gs. L. Res.-4; V Cheerleader-4; Girls’ L.-1,2, 3,4 Calvin Brown—Block “B’-3,4; Band-2,3; Chorus-3; JV Football-2,3; V_ Football-4; V_ Basketball-4; B Track-2; V Track-3 Paula Brown—Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Medical Club-1; AFS-2,3,4; Music Club-4 Shirley Brown—Drill Team-1,2,3,4; FHA-4; GAA-2,3,4; Science Club-2; GAA Vice Pres.-3; Honor Roll-1; Daisy Chain Winnie Bunton—Spanish Club-1,2; Treas. Spanish Club-2; GAA-3,4; FHA-4; Daisy Chain; BTA Neo.-2; Jr. Red Cross-2; Drill Team-1,2,3,4; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4 Judith Burnham—Banner Girl-1; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Cheerlead- er; Medical Club Treas.-4; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Sr. Class Cheerleader Doug Burson—JV_ Baseball-1; C Basketball-1; JV Football-2; B Track- 2; WV Track-2,3,4; V Football- 3,4; House of Reps.-4; Sr. Class Pres.-4; Block “B’-3,4; Block ‘“B” Vice Pres.- 4; Sr. Class Cheerleader; Alonzo Stagg- 4; Spanish Club-1; Football Co-Cap- tain-4; All DVL Guard-4 Louis Burt—JV_ Football-1,2,3; C Basketball-1; JV Basketball-2; V Foot- ball-3,4; Block “B’-3,4; Track-2,3; JV Baseball-1,2 Club-1,2; JY —C— Robert Caldwell—JV Football-1; V Football-2,3,4; Block ‘B’’-2,3,4; Music Club-4; Baseball-4 Richard Carr—JV_ Football-1; V Baseball-1,2,3,4; Math Club-1,2,3,4; Honor Roll-1,2,4; Vice Pres. Pres. Soph. Class; Soph. Talent Show-2; AFS-2,3,4; WV Basketball-2,3,4; Boys’ State-3; Block ‘“B’-3,4; ASB Pres.-4; Rotary Boy-4; CSF-3,4; Basketball Co- Captain-4 Carrie Clark—JV Songleader-1; Ma- jorette-1; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Gs. L. Par- liamentarian-4; Student Council-4; Sr. Class Sec.; V Songleader-4; Home- coming-4; Sr. Class Cheerleader-4 Mary Coffey—Latin Club-1; GAA-1, 2; House of Reps.-1,2; Talent Show-2; Soph. Class Treas.; Soph. Rep.; Jr. Rep. AFS-2,3,4; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Music Club-4; Rally-4; Sr. Play Dolores Corral—Spanish Club-1; Honor Roll-2,3; GAA-1,2,3,4; GAA Pres.-3; Drill Team-1,2,3,4; Drill Leader-4; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Daisy Chain Gene Cranford—Band-1; V Wres- tling-2 —D— Richard Davidson—Math Club-1,2, 4; Science Club-1,2,3; Medical Club-1, 2; CSF-2,3,4; Tennis-2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play —E— Winifred Ebmeier—Medical Club- 2,3,4; Jr. Class Sec.; CSF Treas.-3; Sr. Rep.; BTA Neo.-1; Daisy Chain; Hos- pital Vol.-2,3 Medical Club Treas.-2 Phyllis Edds—AFS-3,4; Vice Pres. AFS-3; CSF-1,2,3,4; CSF Sec.-2; CSF Vice Pres.-3 —F— Carol Fahy—Fresh. Class Pres.; JV Cheerleader-1; Banner Girl; GAA Sec.-2; TAC-2; GAA Pres.-3; AFS-2, 3,4; Jr. Class Vice Pres.; Block “SB” Princess-3,4 Jr. Play; Daisy Chain; Medical Club-4; Hospital Vol-4; Stu- dent Council-1,2,3,4; Sr. Play; Honor Roll-4; WV Cheerleader-2,3,4; Head Cheerleader-4; Miss Banning Finalist- 4; Sr. Class Pres.; CSF-4 Franklin Fiedler—Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band-1 Christine Fletcher—Operetta-1; Daisy Chain; Science Club-2; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Honor Roll-1,2,3,4 Bill Foster—JV Baseball-1; C Bas- ketball-1; Talent Show-2; Sr. Class Cheerleader Marcia Foster—Head JV Songlead- er-1; Fresh. Class Cheerleader; “Annie Get Your Gun”; BTA Neo. Treas. Pres.; Operetta-3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; A Cappella Choir-4; BTA Neo.-1,2,3,4; Music Club-4; Stampede Editor-4; Tal- ent Show-1,2,3,4; Band-3; Student Council-3,4; Jr. Class Treas.; Daisy Chain; Science Club Sec. Laura Fullerton—Trans. from Col- ton Jan. ’63; Medical Club-4; Candy Striper-4 Linda Fullerton—Trans. from Col- ton Jan. '63; Medical Club; Candy Striper-4 Curt Fultz—Band-1,2,3,4; V_ Foot- ball-3,4; JV Baseball-1,2; V Baseball- 3,4; ASB Vice Pres.; House of Reps.- 2,3; Soph. Class Vice Pres.; Fresh. Class Cheerleader; Talent Show-2; Latin Club-1; Pep Band-3,4; Honor Band-2,3,4; Block “B”; CIF Football- 3,4; All DVL Baseball-3 —G— Janet Gallagher—Trans. from Fres- no High School ’62; V Songleader-4; Homecoming Princess-4; Student Council-4; Sr. Class Cheerleader-4; Girls’ L.-3,4 Barbara Gambrall—AFS-1,2; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FHA Treas.- 3,4; Medical Club-2,3,4; Hospital Vol.-2,3,4; TAC-3; Daisy Chain-3; Talent Show-2,3; Soph. Rep. Janet Gilbert—Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; FHA-2,3,4; Medical-3,4; Hospital Vol.-3,4 —H— Kent Hall—Trans. from Sterling, Colorado. Carol Harrison—Trans. from Woodlake, Calif. °61; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Jr. Class Cheerleader; Talent Show-2; Miss Banning Finalist- 4; Rally-4; Music Club-4; Student Council-3; Girls’ L.-2,3,4; Operettas- 3,4 Susan Hasenpflug—Banner_ Girl; House of Reps.; Jr. Play; GAA-1; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4 Shirley Hatfield—Jr. Play; Medical Club-2,3,4; Hospital Vol.-2,3; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; GAA-1 Sylvia Hendon—Trans. from Mus- kegan, Michigan May ’62; Music Club-4; Medical Club-4; AFS-4; BTA Neo.-4; Operetta-3; Talent Show-2, 3,4 Steve Highee—Science Club-2 La- tinus Societus-1; Math Club-2; “Annie Get Your Gun”; V Tennis-3 Roger Hobbs—Basketball Manager- 2,3,4; Baseball Manager-2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Wrestling-1 —I— Pat Irwin—JV Football-2; Band-1; Talent Show-3; Spanish Club-1; Var- sity Football-3,4 Pam Iund—JV Songleader-1; Ban- ner Girl-1; Latin Club-1; BTA Neo.- 2: Medical Club-3,4; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Honor Roll —J— Arthyl Johnson—GAA-1,2,3,4; GAA Treas.-2; GAA Pres.-4; Girls’ L.-1,2, 3,4; Chorus-3; Operetta-3; A Cappella- 4 Operetta-4; Music Club-4; FHA-4; Block “B” Princess-4; Spring Concert —K— Marie Knoedler—V_ Songleader-4; Rally-2; House of Reps.-2; Homecom- ing Princess-4; Sr. Class Cheerleader; Band-1; Jr. Play; Spanish Club-1; Sr. Class Sec.; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Jr. Rep.; Miss Banning Finalist-4; AFS-4; Stu- dent Council-4; Honor Roll; Daisy Chain-1 Bob Kouba—JV_ Baseball-2;_ Sr. Play; Jr. Play; Math Club-4; Science Club-1; AFS-2,3,4; Jr. Class Vice Pres.; Sr. Class Vice Pres. Gretchen Kraft—Trans. from Mul- lan, Idaho —[L— Betty Ann Lacey—Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; Candy Striper-4; Medical Club-1,3,4; GAA-1; Latin Club-1 Patricia Law—Daisy Chain; GAA Treas.-2; GAA-2,3,4; Honor Roll-1; Spanish Club-1; Sr. Rep.; FHA-4; Drill Team-1,2,3,4; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4 Gary Lawrence—House of Reps.- 1,2,3; JV Football-1; V Track-2,3,4; V_Football-2,3,4; Block “B”-2,3,4; Speaker Pro-tempore-3; Block ‘“B” Vice Pres.-3; Block ‘“B’ Pres.-4; Football Co-Captain-4; Alonzo Stagg-4 Anthony Lettieri—Trans. from Downey °62; JV Baseball-3; Pres. Vice Pres. Science Club-4; Math Club- 4; AFS-4; Honor Roll-4; BTA Neo.-4; Sr. Play; Music Club Vice Pres.-4; Operetta-4 Gary Lubben—Trans. from Sulli- van, Missouri °63 Charles Lynn McDonald—Band-4; Band Pres.-4; Honor Band-2; Science Club-2; Math Club-2; Future Teach- ers-1; Sr. Play-3; Soph. Talent Show- 4; Operetta-4; Student Council-4 —M— Jenny Louise Mach ett a—Fresh. Treas.; House of Reps.-1; Medical Club Treas.-1; Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; CSF-1,3,4; GAA-1; Latin Club-1; Science Club-1; Soph. Talent Show-1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader-2,3,4; Head Varsity-4; Girls League Soph. Rep.-2; Girls League Vice Pres.-4; AFS-1,2,3, 4; AFS Sec.-2,4; AFS Pres.-3; TAC; Daisy Chain-3 Girls State-Senator-3; Sr. Play-4 Dolores Macias—Majorette-4; GAA- 3; Vice Pres.-4; Sec.-1; Spanish Club- 1,2; Vice Pres.-2; Daisy Chain-3; AFS- 3; Medical Club-1,2; Music Club-4; Jr. Play-3; Honor Roll-3; Girls League-4; Rally Committee-3 Tom Mandelke—JV Football-1,2,3; Latin Club-1,2,3; “Annie Get Your Gun”; Math Club-2; JV Basketball-3; AFS Jack Martin—Trans. from Redlands Phil Martin—JV Football-3; Wres- tling-1 : Richard Mathes—V_ Tennis-1,2,3; CSF-2,3; Science Club-4; Music Club-4 Robert Nephat Marubu—AFS.-,1,2,3, 4; AFS Reporter-4; Math Club-2,3,4; Math Club Vice Pres.-4; Jr. Class Vice Pres.-3; Honor Roll-2; Track-1; Elyse C. Merritt—Drama Award-3; Medical Club-1,2,3,4; Drill Team-3,4; Jr. Play-3; Speech Club-3; Girls League-1,2,3,4; Soph. Talent Show-3 Melanie Lee Moss—Treasurer of Fresh. Class-1; JV Songleader-1; Medi- cal Club-1; Girls League-1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Cheerleader-3; Sr. Class Cheer- leader-4; Block ‘“B” Queen-4; Soph. Class Cheerleader-2 Danalee Moyer—Jr. Class Play-3; Jr. Class Treas.-3; Medical Club; AFS- 3,4; Girls League-1,2,3,4; Daisy Chain- 3: House of Reps.-3 —N— Margaret Ann Newberry — Girls League— 1,2,3; Sophomore ‘Talent Show—3; Chorus 2; A-Cappella Choir-1; H.M.S. Pinafore-3; Chorus Secretary-3; Operetta-4. David Noble — _ Block-B-2,3,4. JV Football-2; JV Baseball-1; Varsity Baseball-2; C-Basketball-2; B-Basket- ball-1; Varsity Basketball-3; Kicked off Basketball 4. French Club-1, Math Club-1; House of Rep-2,3,4. Sophomore Talent Show-3 Mike Nosanov—C.S.F.-1,2,3,4; C.S. F. life member; C.S.F. Vice Pres.-3; Math Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-4; National Merit Finalist; Talent Show- 2; Student Council-3,4; Honor Roll- 1,2,3,4; Rotary Boy-4; ASB Histo- rian-4 —O— Rosa Obregon—Trans from Coach- ella ’62; Girls’ League-1,2,3,4. Lily Ortega — Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; GAA-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club Sec- 2; BTA Neo.-2,3; Medical Club-3,4; Hospital Vol.-3,4; Medical Club Vice Pres.-3; Medical Club Pres.-4; Student Council-4; AFS-3; Speech Club-4. Jamie Owens — Trans. from New Albany, Indiana ’61; Medical Club-4; Hospital Vol.-4; A Cappella Operetta -4; Music Club-4; Girls’ L.-3,4. —P— Richard Pape — AFS-1, 2., Math Club 4, Science Club 1, Senior play, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Donna Partridge—FHA 1, GAA 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Sr. Concessions, House of Rep.2, Girls League 1,2,3, 4, Medical Club. Paul, Pehau—CSF 1, Math Club 3, JV-Baseball 2, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Sr. Play. Madie Pellum—Daisy Chain, BTA Neophytes, Spanish Club 2, GAA 1, 2,3,4. Vice President-BTA, Sec. of GAA 3, Jr. and Sr. Concessions, FHA 3,4. Girls’ League 1,2,3,4. Drill Team 1,2,3,4. Talent Show 1, Hon- or Roll 4. Linda Pendleton— House of Rep. 1,2. Soph. Class Sec., Talent Show 152535 Jr; “and Sr. Play, Se. Class Cheerleader; Miss Banning Finalist, G. League, Rally Committee 1,2. Op- eretta 1, Sr. Class V. Pres. Karen W. Plank—Frosh. Class Sec., Soph. Talent Show, House of Rep. 1, Parliamentarian 3., G. League, Math Club Sec. 2, Daisy Chain 3, Girls League Pres. 4, Student Council 4, AFS 2,3., Math Club 1,2, American Student Norway, summer ’63, Science BIA: 4,.GSEe 1.2.) Jeo and) Sr: Play, GAA 1,2. David Pratt—V Basketball 2,3,4. V. Football 2, “B” Basketball 1, JV Baseball, Block B 2,3,4., Soph. Tal- ent Show 3., Sr. Class Cheerleader 4, All Tourney Team-Beaumont tourna- ment 4, —R— Bruce Reese—CSF Pres. 4, AFS vice pres. 3,4, Math Club Vice-Pres. 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, B Track 2, V. Track 3, 4, Student Council, 4, A.F.S. Treasurer 2. Magdalene Rios — G.A.A. 2,3,4., Medical Club 2, Girl’s League 1,2,3, 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Stephen Romberg — Baseball 2, Football 3, Block “B” 4, Math Club 3 Norma Jean Rowland—Transferred from Indio, Girl’s League 4. Raul Salazar — Foreign Exchange Student, Student Council 4, Math Club 4 —S— Olga Sanchez — Drill Team 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, Girl’s League 1,2,3,4. Gene Sanford — Speech Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Talent Show 1, Science Club 1. Karolee Schindler—Latin Club 1, Medical Club 2,3, Student Council 1,3, G.A.A. 1, Press Enterprise Art Exhibit 3, Honor Roll 3, Girls’ League 1,2,3,4, BIA Neo. 4. Larry Shearer—Science Club 1,2, 3. J.V. Basketball 1, Soph. Talent Show 2, Senior Play 4, Track 4. Barbara Shelton — Operetta 1, Spanish Club 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, G.A.A. 1, Majorettes 2, Song- leaders 1, Girl’s L. 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2, Senior Class Treasurer 3, Honor Roll 2, Cafeteria 1,2,3,4. Kenneth Skeeters—J.V. Football 1, C Basketball 1,2, “Annie Get Your Gun” 1, C Track 1,2,3, V. Track 4, Band 1,2, Sph. Talent Show 1,2, A.F.S. 4. Alan Spaulding—Senior Play 4, J. Play 3, Soph. T. Show 2, Speech Club 2,3,4, Science Club 2,3, Math Club 2,3,4, Future Teacher’s Club 3,4, Sen. Concessions 4, Fut. Teach. Club Pres. 4, A.F.S. 3, Amer. Legion Speech Contest Winner 3, Latin Club 2, 3. Co rdelia Steward — Spanish Club Sec. 2, Speech Club 2, Daisy Chain 3, Future Homemakers 3, 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Soph Talent Show, Student Council, Medical Club, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Play Science Club, Girl’s League 1, 2, 3, 4, Hospital Volunteer Steve Stone—Block ”B,” Senior Class Cheerleader, J.V. Football, V. Football 3,4, Sophomore Talent Show —Y— Judy York—GAA-1; Girls’ L.-1,2,3 —T— Sandra Tarver — FHA-1; AFS-1; Girls’. L.-1,2,3,4; Chorus-3; A Cap- pella—4. James Taylor—C Basketball — 1; V Football manager-1, 2, 3, 4; B Bask- etball manager-1; V Basketball man- ager - 2,3,4,;5 C Track - 1,2,3,4; Block “B ”-1,2,3,4; JV Baseball man- ager-2,3. Suzy Taylor— Trans. from Palm Springs ’62; Speech Club-4; Jr. Play; FHA-3; Girls’ L.-3,4. Warren Taylor—Soph. Talent Show -1, 2, 3; Jr. Play; “Annie Get Your Gun’; Science Club-2; Sr. Play; Long Beach Band Review-1 Susan Thompson—Trans. from Vic- torville ’63; Medical Club-4; House of Reps.-4; Operetta-4; Girls’ L.-4 Gail Tripp—FHA-3; Girls’ L.-1, 2,3,4. Karen Tryon—FHA-1; Girls’ L.-1, 2,3,4; Operetta-1,2,3; Talent Show -2 Dennis Tubbs — Operetta - 3,4; Chorus-3; JV Football-2; Dance Band -4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Dramatics Award-3; Talent Show-2, 3, 4; Pres. Music Club-4; “Annie Get Your Gun” A Cappella Choir-4; Honor Roll-4; Spring Concert. —V— Barbara Vaughn—Girls’ L.-1, 2, 3, 4; GAA-1; Honor Roll-2, 3, 4; JV Cheerleader-2; Daisy Chain; Sr. Play. Susan Vollaro—FHA-3; GAA-2,4; Talent Show-1,2; “Annie Get Your Gun” —W— Geryldine Warren—Spanish Club 1; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; GAA-2,3; Drill Team -1; Talent Show-1,2,3,4; Medical Club 4; Chorus-3,4; A Cappella-4; GAA Treas.-3; House of Reps.-3; Operetta- 4; Music Club-4. Cheryl Washburn—Girls’ L.-1,2,3, 4; FHA-3,4; BTA Neo.-4; FHA Treas- 3; Speech Club Vice Pres.-4; French Club-1; AFS-3,4; Music Club-4 Ann Janette Weals— Trans. from Lind, Washington ’62; BTA Neo.-1; Girls’ L.-2,3,4; Sr. Rep.; Honor Roll- 3345 Raymond Wells—B Track-1; Chor- us-3; A Cappella-4; Operetta-3,4; Tal- ent Show-3,4; Music Club-4; Spring Concert Glenn Williams — Trans. from Phoenix, Arizona ’62; Block ‘“B”-4; Music Club-4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Ta- lent Show-3,4; Operetta-3,4; Track-3,4 Mirlin Wireman—Trans. from Roll- ing Prairie, Indiana ’62; Medical Club- 2,3,4; Girls’ L.-2,3,4; FHA-4; Talent Show-3; Hospital Vol.-3,4. Barbara Wise— JV Songleader-1; GAA-1; Rally-1; Operetta-1; Jr. Red Cross-1,2; Math Club-2; Speech Club- 1,2,3; Speech Club Sec.-2; Talent Show-2; House of Reps.-2; Honor Roll; Girls’ L.-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; AFS-1,2,3,4; AFS Treas.-1; Medical Club-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Cho- rus-1: BTA Neo.-1; Science Club-2; French Club-1; Student Council-1 Mike Wolfington—JV_ Football-2; House of reps.-1,2,3; JV Baseball-2; C Basketball-61; Block ‘B”-1,2,3,4; B_ Basketball-3; V Basketball-4; V Football-4; V. Baseball-4; V Basket- ball Co-Captain-4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Latin Club-2; Soph. Talent Show-2; Math Club-1; Sr. Class Cheerleader-4; Alonzo Stagg-4. 4; Honor Roll-2,3; Science Club-1,2; Medical Club-3; Tennis Club-4. UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Officers : First Semester President Secretary Terri Dodge Judy Worthington Vice President Co Treasurer Nephat Marubu Carol Gilpin Advisor Advisor Advisor Mr. Dinwiddy Mrs. Kinney Mr. D. Martin Second Semester | President Secretary Jeff Fisher Kathy Thompson Cheerleaders Judy Patton and Linda Piech Vice President Treasurer Laura Kinney Barbara Kettering 36 4 ‘ ohn bs. tana r M, Anderson, P. Anderson, P. Anson, J. Wong, C. Atkins, K. Babb, T. Alloway, A Ly Ballard, M. Barnes, G. Barron, J. Barrus, R. Becerra, V. Bintliff, J. Boettcher, G. Boles, D. Brooks, L. Brown, M. B. Brown, D. Calderon, F. Camfield, S. Coffey, T. er8Q eeerase”. be Cole, A. Cole, C. Coombs, R. Cook, D. Cox, D. Crook, J. Cross, S. Cop, J. Dage, B. Dage, R. Darling, M. Davis, B. Day, D. DeFreeze, L. Denney, B. Diaz,F. Dodge, T. Durham, R. Eaton, T. Van Gogh, S. Endres, D. Fisher, J. Gallagher, E. Hall, R. Horn, N. Jones, D. Linton, J. ’ aw 1 Ne = Flannery, R. 4 i) Garcia, H. x BoP. Kirck, E. McHenry, J. ee Biden {Shy Ne -@ fa Y Fleig, T. Flood, J. Flores, B. Freed, D. Gilbert, C. Harvey, L. Henderson, D. Jessie, L. Johns, E. Johnson, K. Ahab the Arab Yogi Bear Kelley, M. Kettering, B. LaFon, R. Leksen, P. Lembke, S. = a = Ve | ‘ — 4 fl : e « | ie ee ZI t CX McNeill, J. McSpadden, S. Macias, L. Malone, R. Mr, Burk 38 Martin, T. Mathews, C. Mathews, J. Matthews, S. Maynard, S. Mercado, J. Meyers, B. Miguel, E. Neel, P. Novian, M. Patton, L. Pendleton, F. Perkins, L. Piech, L. Platner, R. Poynter, J. Prettyman, S. Ring, P. Roberson, E. Roberts, J. Roberts, M. Robison, S. No — Rodberg, L. Rubalcava, E. St. Marie, E. Sanchez, D. Guess Who? Saubel, J. 2 e = y - i Sow ) Co — R = Siefring, T. Simms, R. Smith, M. R. Snodgrass, W. Steckstor, C. Stolte, K. Stone, P. PERS Mex Stoner, B. Swait, A. Tennell, R. Thomas, L. Thompson, K. Thompson, M. Thompson, R. 39 Tisdale, L. Torres, S. Trimble, P. Troutt, A. Tweedy, E. Walker, M. Watson, J. White, R. White, T. Wilson, J. Wilson, S. Wing, B. Apacs Woods, S. Work, G. Worthington, J. Gloria L. Salazar, R. Metzger, W. Walters, C. Sasche, P. 40 Sophomore Officers First Semester President Vice President Tom Peters Mickey Pickett Cheerleaders Lorraine Rodberg and Juanita Lara Second Semester et Secretary Treasurer Georgette Theotig Greg Thompson | oe | q Am. | AO, President Vice President Steve Barker David Gobel Cheerleaders Karen Rubalcava and Susie Piech Secretary Treasurer Harvey Marcel Juanita Lara 7 ie Advisor Advisor Advisor Mr. Bengigkeit Mr. Grabau Mrs. Rowley Adkins, Ken Allen, Joseph Amick, Phyllis Atkins, Frances Baca, Helen Ballard, Maragret Barker, Steve Bartlett, Wayne Bird, Linda Borah, Clarence Bowman, Doris Brewer, Eric Brown, Jack Buchanan, Denise Bucher, Marie Burson, Sally Campbell, Joe Cardona, Bertha Cardoza, Frances Carper, Linda Chapparosa, John Christanaz, Dan Cole, Sue Covington, Dorothy Crook, Joanne Cunningham, Pat Curtis, Ricky Dale, George Darnell, Kathy Davis, Karen Doe, Linda Donald, Cynthia Doyle, Judy Dunn, Linda Eaton, Nancy Elliott, Jimmie Flood, Jewel Flores, Lois Flores, Yolanda Fullen, Sandra 43 Gambrall, Mary Garcia, Maria Garcia, Mike Gobel, David Grant, Bettie K. Grant, Bettie M. Gray, Gary Gray, Johnny Guy, Dorothy Hall, Spencer Hallman, Jim Harrison, Janice Harrison, Rusty Hazel, Steve Higbee, Jack Holmes, Darroll Howard, Jack Iund, Neal Jackman, John Jackson, Roy Jameson, Dan Jayo, Allen Johnston, Susan Keener, Jimmie Kent, Joyce Kilgore, Bette Lambert, Gary Landstrom, Steve Lara, Juanita Lawrence, Craig Ledig, Lauren Lee, Linda Lopez, Linda Lopez, Rudy Lovelis, Allen Lyons, Don McCance, Brenda McCann, Pat McConnell, Jerry Mandelke, Tim Marcel, Harvey Martin, David Mathews, Harold Mendoza, Rosemary Mesna, Richard Metzger, Merona Meyer, Dan Morissette, Sandra Moyer, Denice Murphy, Richard Myers, Wendy Needler, Jimmy Noble, Ward O'Dell, Pat Pacentine, Armand Parker, Della Pelletier, Rodger Pellum, Odis Perdue, Betty Perkins, Tim Peters, Tom Pickett, Mickey Piech, Susan Pierce, John Plank, Jim Pope, Bebe Presley, Jack Preston, Theresa Randazzo, Theresa Reeser, Darrold Reyes, Tony Rhea, Marian Ring, Charlene Rios, John Rios, George Rios, Jorgina Ritz, Steve Rivera, Carlos Robbins, Jane Robinson, Oree 44 Robinson, Goree Robison, Earl Rodberg, Lorraine Rogers, Stephen Romberg, Brian Rosel, Rosalinda Rubalcava, Karen Rubus, Larry Rusz, Thomas Sanchez, Linda Sanchez, Mike Sanchez, Patricia Nuts Bolts Sanchez, Pedro Secor, Dean Scriven, Dick Scott, Willie Semrau, Sharon Seymour, Louann Sibole, Robert Simmons, Larry Simoneau, Wayne Smith, Patsy Stapleton, Bill Starmer, Bill Stolte, Anita Stout, Patricia Strange, George Strong, Calvin Studor, Ed Theotig, Georgette Thomas, Pam Thompson, Mike Thompson, Gregg Torres, Wilma Trujillo, Emeline Tryon, Linda Van Kirk, Gary Vendeville, Joyce Vey, Jeri Villalpando, Richard Ward, Larry Warren, Shirley Weller, Renee Wells, Leroy Welty, Bill Whitmore, Kathy Williams, Ronnie Wilson, Junie Work, Sharon 46 Freshmen Offzcers First Semester President Vice President Carol Roberts Sharon Martin Cheerleaders Marie Haworth Adele Abras Second Semester Secretary Treasurer Joe Balderas Len Callahan ie My President Vice President Norman Jayo Marie Haworth Cheerleaders Sharon Martin Toni Marks Secretary Treasurer Adele Abras Coleen Mesna es i Advisor Advisor Advisor Miss Coombs Mr. Nielson Mr. Thorpe Abras, A. Arellanes, S. Betts, V. Brooks, D. Cannavo, R. Contreras, L. Adams, D. Baird, J. Bischke, L. Brown, B. Cardona, M. Cornwall, D. Adams, K. Balderas, J. Blair, L. Brown, C, Carroll, C. Cox, D. Agar. F. Barnes, C. Blair, J. Brown, R. Chambers, K. Crain, C. Allen, C. Barnfield, B. Blanks, J. Brown, T. Chapparosa, E. Cranford, A. Allen, M. Allman, M. Angelis, C. Barrus, G. Batchelor, J. Becerra, Y. Blazier, J. Brandon, P. Brewer, K. Bucher, T. Burdick, D. Callahan, L. Childers, J. Coffey, J. | Constantino, G. Dage, B. Davenport, K. Davis, L. 1 a Davis, C. Davis, R. Dawson, S. Delgado, D. Dellis, C. Denier, C. Datchler, J. Diell, B. Draglovich,$. | Dragna, B. Dunn, M. Durham, R. Duro, H. Elizando, R. Ellingson, K. Emmerich, B. Evans, T. Everett, P. Feucht, C. Flannery, B. Fleig, C. Fletcher, D. Flores. E. Floyd, C. Grambrall,C. | Gannon, J. Garcia, I. Geter, F. Gilley, P. Gomez, A. Gonska, M. Grady, S. Green, M. Gunn, K. Gunther, D. Hall, G. Hardy, S. Harris, R. Haworth, M. Hill, S. Holmes, M. Hook, R. Holt, D. Hunt, S. Husby, K. Ihrie, J. Jackman, J. Jackson, J. Newland, S. Prettyman, J. Rios, C, Romero, C, Sanchez, G. Shugart, S. Norte, M. Privett, Pete Rivera, D. Ross, L. Sanchez, J. Sixkiller, S. It Ortega, M. Reese, M. Roach, C. Ross, M. Sanford, E. Smith, J. “Camera Shy” Ir Patencio, R. Perdue, J. Reidhammer, S. Renner, M. Roberts, A. Roberts, B. Rowe, E. Rubalcava, A. Saubel, D. Scott, W. Smith, J. Smith, J. Rutherford, D. Rutten, M. Pollard, P. Richter, K. Rogers, F. Sachse, C. Sherman, L. Stewart, H. Stolte, Dottie Torres, Teresa Wallace, S. Wischan, Susan Stringer, E. Swan, Linda Swait, Joyce Tamulonis,P. Thomas, G. Trawick, Nell Treend, Allen Treend, Betty Trimble, Bobbi Vallez, Chris Wallbrecht, S. Walls, Bill Ward, B.L: Washburn, L. White, Ernie t Woods,G. Wray, Richard Zimmerman,K. Atamian,D. Cole, Barbara Metzger, Wayne Reynolds, Dan Robinson, E. Semore, S. Sibole, Helen Simmons, W. 52 Timmel, Jane Tipps, Duane Vollaro,T. Wallace, Karen Wilson, Linda Wimbish, D. ath Juarez, Nick Keen, Dolores Strange, Allen Woodson, Jack AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Norway Karen Plank The American Field Serv- ice of Banning High boasts of over 100 active members, making up the largest orga- nization on the campus. Led by Sponsor Mr. Kroonen, the A.F.S. has put on many outstanding events through- out the school year. The benefits are used to send students abroad, as the club did Karen Plank last sum- mer, and Mike Zavala this year. There are also frontiers for the future students who will be involved in the stu- dents abroad program in the future. 54 Belgium Mike Zavala Raul Salazar | STUDENTS Udon Kumjing, who is from Thailand, is our second exchange student. Udon went to a high school called Pitsanoloke Pitayakom in Thailand. He attended 9th to 11th grades at this school, where he graduated last July before coming to Banning. Udon hopes someday to become a doctor or a teacher. He is an active member of A.F.S., Math Club, and Student Council. Udon Kumjing is staying at the home of Mrs. Genevieve Rutherford and family. Raul Salazar, our exchange stu- dent from Cali, Colombia. Raul has had six years of high school at Santa Librada High School in Colombia before coming to Banning. He is very active this year as a member of three important Bronco organizations, A.F.S., Math Club, and Student Council. Raul Salazar, who hopes to be- come a chemical engineer, is stay- ing at the home of the Howard Thompsons. EXCHANGE Udon Kumjing AUDIO VISUAL — When there are movies to seen and programs to be pre- f sented, the boys in the Audio- Visual class are the hidden ne- cessities. The boys take care of all film shown; they set up all ptograms and assemblies, along with learning about the projector and its various parts. These boys should be given a hearty thank you for their efforts. L. to r. R. Lopez, E. Miguel, C. Mathews, R. Guy, J. McHenry, R. Wells, L. Thomas, L. Wells, P. Pehau, R. Curtis, K. Skeeters, L. Hail, R. Tennell. Headed by Mr. Wash- burn, the Banning High School Band makes up a main part of the music de- partment of our Bronco town. The Band represents Banning at parades and shows throughout the high school year. SiS: eet ene J. Allen, L. Alloway, J. Baird, G. Barnes, D. Bernard, F. Calderon, M. Cardona, G. Cullers, C. Fleig, J. Gannon, J. Gray, B. Hall, R. Kook, A. Jayo, N. Jayo, G. Lambert, E. Lara, S. Lewis, N. Migill, C. Fultz, L. McDonald, L. Moore, O. Pellum, F. Pendleton, T. Perkins, M. Reese, B. Romberg, A. Rubalcava, K. Rubalcava, L. Rubus, J. Sanchez, B. Sibole, B. Stapleton, B. Starmer, B. Stoner, D. Stoner, E. St. Marie, E. Studor, E. Stringer, G. Strange, J. Timmel, B. Trimble, R. Villapondo, B. Welty, H. Strait. 56 | BLOGK B 9) The letterman’s club is - made up of over 40 boys - that have lettered in the va- - rious sports around Banning f High School campus. The I president, Gary Lawrence, 5 presides over the club activ- e ities throughout the school year. a r Top to Bot., |. to r (6 row), W. Noble, R. Carr, R. Hall, J. Taylor, (5th) P. Ring, G. Barns, B. Stoner, P. McCann, S. Barker, O. Haworth, D. Scrivins, G. Rios, O. Pellum, (4th) C. Cole, R. Tennell, J. Higbee, L. Burt, D. Gobel, M. Thompson, S. Romberg, R. Malone, (3rd) C. Fultz, T. Eaton, R. Lopez, D. Lee, J. Poynter, J. McNeil, G. Van Kirk, R. Curtis, O. Robinson, (2nd) C. Brown, M. Wolfington, M. McCann, D. Noble, B. Dage, B. Romberg, L. Brower, D. Brown, (ist) Mr. Wilson, G. Lawrence, D. Pratt, S. Stone, T. Abras, D. Burson, B. Caldwell, G. Williams, J. Allen, Mr. Marshell. ISIECAL. The B.T.A. is known as the Banning Teachers Asso- ciation or the Future Teach- ers. The president of the organization is Alan Spauld- ing. He presides over the thirty Banning High School students who hope to be- come teachers in the future. 1. to r. (rear) L. McDonald, D. Covington, C. Fleig, M. Hayworth, C. Roberts, A. Abras, D. Secor, B. Romberg, B. Perdue, Mrs. Kinney (sponsor) D. Moyer, L. Ward, C. Gambrall, J. Rios, (sitting) T. Lettieri, K. Schindler, K. Plank, W. Ebmier, A. Spaulding (Pres.), J. Higbee, C. Cope, M. Foster, K. Todd. 57 R 1 Row L. to R., G. Warren, A. Johnson, R. Weller, J. Owens, M. Metzger, M. New- berry, J. Langham, S. Cole, B. Myers, 2nd Row: M. Darling, S. Thompson, B. Meyers, S. Starmer, S. Tarver, J. Kresner, P. Tekson, D. Gunther, J. Taylor, B. Dage, 3rd Row: B. Kilgore, J. Wilson, B. Armstrong, D. Tubbs, R. Wells, G. Williams, C. Sachse, S. Bullard, D. Holmes, S. Brown, S. Hendon, C. Harrison. CHORUS Also an important part of our B.H.S. music department is the Chorus, led by Mr. Jensen. They have made much progress in the past two years and have proven themselves a worth while Bronco campus organiza- tion. CHOIR The choir of the Ban- ning High School is a growing organization di- rected by Mr. Jensen. The choir has many activities throughout the year that demonstrate the importance of music in today’s modern life. They have been working hard to get new robes so they can look as attractive as they sound, Top | to r., F. Cardoza, M. Garcia, P. Maranda, R. Mendoza, G. Warren, R. Necochea, S. Hendon, B. Trimble, L. Callahan, Middle: S$. Mathanos, P. Cunningham, B. Pope, C. Blain, K. Waller, J. Crook, B. McCanace, Bottom: S. Morisette, Y. Becerra, J. Metje, J. Flood, P. Brown, L. Coutreras. 58 CS California Scholarship Fed- eration is a highly important organization of Banning High School. The Federation is made up of the most scholastic minded students who make grades which add up to 10 grade points. The main func- tion of C.S.F. is for scholar- ships to be awarded well de- serving and capable students. Seated Clockwise: L. Kinney, G. Thompson, G. Gray, K. Adkins, B. Reese, J. Higbee, R. Carr, D. Mathes, (Standing, left to right) P. Lekon, O. Hayworth, D. Gobel, S. Hall, T. Flagg, M. Nosanov, J. Fisher, T. Babb, J. Maxwell, Mr. P. Martin, Mrs. Wood, S. Bilby, P. Edds. DRILL TEAM Marching and formations are the main job of the Drill Team. They add so much to each football game and parade in which they participate. The Drill Team works hard and does a good job representing the Banning Broncos, 59 a NWUNW TUUK NATURAL FIBERS IEATILES SYNTHETIC. FIBERS Ve ora The F.H.A. is a group of girls interested in the plan- ning and working to make their future a good one as a home maker. The F.H.A. is a popular club of Banning High School, and will con- tinue to grow. Standing | to r (1st row) M. Gambrall, M. Jones, S. Brown, S. Wosk, W. Bunton, J. Swait, C. Davis, W. Snodgrass, M. Wireman, A. Johnson, G. Rios, B. Pope, B. Grant, E. Tweedy, J. Blanks, G. Hall, J. Snyder (2nd) C. Gilbert, P, Clinton, B. Nel- son, L. Rodberg, B. Trent, B. Braggins, J. Lara, K. Davis, J. Gambrell, P. Law, L. Rodberg, E. Robinson, Mrs. Delgato (3rd) J. Robinson, C. Gambrall, S. Wallbreeht, M. Pellum, D. Buchanan, D, Covington, E. Johns, S. Robinson, J. Gilbert. Front D. Henderson, R. Martinez, S. Reidhammer. GrAeAl. The Athletes of Banning High School are not all boys. The G.A.A. is the girls’ side of the athletic program. G.A.A. partici- pates in playdays through- out the high school year. 60 LIBRARY A REY The Library Staff, super- —sS NOK vised by Mrs. Meltzer, is ; a ; en x x =a | interested in learning how to use the library and help- ing others learn to use it also. Besides that, the li- brary is also a good place to do your homework, as the staff already knows. Back row, | to r: J. Lara, V. Becerra, W. Snodgrass, B. Shelton, S. Brown, (front row) M. Jones, D. Cox, C. Gilbert, D. Partridge, C. Clark, J. Worthington, E. Jons. MAJORETTES “ Mi Although the majorettes wi —siin this picture are not in ac- tive positions, they are quite active while marching with the band. It takes skill to twirl their batons as well as they do. L to r. Dolores Macias, Sue Bouse, Phyllis Amick, Shelly Wallace, Ann King, Head Majorette } Candi Cope. 61 MART AKGIOW Is All of these intelligent people belong to the Math Club, which is an organiza- tion that promotes interest in Math. Its sponsors are Mr. Dinwiddie and Mr. Smithpeter. Who knows? Maybe they will be the future mathema- ticians of the country. Top to bot., | to r (4th row) Mr. Dinwiddie, L. Johnson, R. Salazar, D. Christinaz, T. Lettieri, R. Platner, P. Pehau, B. Stoner, J. Plank, Mr. Smithpeter, M. Philipps, Grd) J. Fisher, C. Gilpin, J. Poynter, B. Hillock, C. Cole, S. Maynard, G. Gray, D. Gobel, T. Fleig, P. Lekson, R. Pope, (2nd) T. Dodge, L. Kinney, J. Maxwell, J. Doyle, Z. Shugart, M. Thompson, A. Spaulding, G. Dab, W. Kjorvestad, R. Hall, O. Haworth, 1st Row A. Abras, K. Johnson, N. Marubu, R. Pelletier, H. Marcell, L. Mc- Donald, U. Kumjing, L. Jessie, B. Kouba, M. Nosanov. FU DIG a0 Gis CVs: One can easily see that the Medical Club is consider- ably larger than it has been in years past. The Medical Club members explore vari- ous fields of medicine. Dur- ing the year, they are hon- ored by speakers of the medical profession and they have field trips and tours through various hos- pitals. Some of the girls re- ceive hospital training while doing volunteer work at the Pass Memorial Hospital. an ne Zz a, { ss hugh ony je Sa 4th row, | to r, Mrs. Romberg, B. Lacey, C. Fahy, K. Adkins, G. Warren, M. Ballard, S. | Thompson, (3rd) S. Jones, L. Fullerton, J. Potter, L. Fullerton, M. Rios, V. Becerra, G. Rios, J. Gilbert, W. Snodgrass, (2nd) K. Pinnell, D. Holt, P. Pollard, J. Owens, D. Endres, D. Cox, L. Defreese, J. Gambrell, C. Gilbert, M. Wireman, Ist Row. L. Rodberg, R. Martinez, G. Lopez, D. Keen, L. Rodberg, L. Ortega, M. Jones, K. Johnson, J. Burnham. 62 MUSIC CLOG Those who are interested melee in music and singing belong “oo —_— to the Music Club, spon- sored by Mr. Jensen. This is the first year at BHS that a Music Club has been or- ganized. Se These are the members of the BHS Rally Commit- tee who have made posters, and presented skits during our Pep Assemblies to pro- mote pep and school spirit for our games. For all of their efforts they deserve a “hearty” cheer. I. to r. (Rear) M. Coffey, C. Harrison, V. Carey, K. Rubalcava (Middle) S. Woods, S. Can- field, S. Piech, K. Todd, T. Marks, S. Hill (Front) E. Flores, P. Anderson, J. Lesh. 63 SGUEINGE GLUE If you happen to hear an explosion or smell a strange odor, pay no attention to it. Just remember that these members of the Science Club are our future scientists of America. All kidding aside, the Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Thorpe, does much to promote an interest in science. L to r, Greg Thompson, Tony Lettieri, Bruce Reese, Mike Thompson, Orin Hayworth, Gary Gray, Mr. Thorpe, Sparky Hall. SRE CideGlU The Speech Club, spon- sored by Mr. Rose, is ideal for those who are interested in speech and drama. It provides oppor- tunities for those who en- joy participating in speech activities and dra- matic plays. Top, L. to R., Carol Merritt, Steve McSpadden, Jeff Fisher, Chuck Cole, Adele Abras, Tom Eaton, Mr. Rose, (sponsor), Coleen Mesna, Bottom, L. to R., Steve Wilson, Cheryl Washburn, Terry Fleig, Marie Hayworth, Lily Ortega. 64 THE The Girls’ League, advised by Mrs. Wood, is composed of all GIRLS LEAGUE girls on the campus and sponsors such activities as the Girls’ League Conferences and the Spinsters’ Dance. DON’T YOU MISS... . those after-school pep assemblies, caused by split lunches, which no one went to. KK KKK SIX, GRE AT, i . those doors you used to walk through every morning, without stopping to figure out the date. ‘ _ those wonderful Fridays watching that clean, “non-contact” sport, Basketball. . .. learning all those new dances at one of those great, crowded Sock-Hops. ass O } e = TN = . ae NX lol This was Carol’s 3rd year as a Warsity Cheerleader. She held the office of Head Cheerleader during the first semester. Carol Fahy Also a 3rd year Varsity Cheer- leader, Jenny was Head Cheer- leader during the second se- mester. Jenny Machetta Cecilia, a first time Cheerlea- der did an excellent job of leading the crowd in cheers. a 0 ce ne Cecilia Ariaz Bonnie, another “rookie,” was always peppy and made a very good Cheerleader. 69 Bonnie Brandon As Head Songleader, Janet cracked the whip that kept the group going. Janet Gallagher Carrie, a Senior, has the background that made her a good song- leader. Carrie Clark As a Songleader, Marie had all t he charm and pep needed for that posi- tion. Marie Knoedler — and SONG Linda’s smile and plea- sant personality made her a pleasure to work with. Linda Piech Judy had the spirit and eagerness that made her a good leader. Judy Patton 70 LS SANNA NSN NANSESS Looks easy doesn’t it? Here’s the really great Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Len Callahan, Sandi Kettering, Jo Crook. The Cheerleaders jumped off the bench supposedly for better form!!! ACTIO One picture sa ys a thousand words— and this one does. This is action, Notice the progression of facial expressions .. . Gollie Alvarado Linebacker Curt Fultz Center Lester Patton End Mike McCann Flanker Wayne Kjorvestad Flanker Head Coach Wilson had big shoes to fill, (replacing Coach Sisk), and with his big feet he did a fine job. Seriously, though, “Willy” led the Bronc Varsity to a successful and unforgettable season. Coach Wilson eee. Football Mr. Akkerman, head line coach, must be con- gratulated on his excellent work. In his first year with the varsity ‘“Akky” kept the mighty bronco line moving forward. Gary Van Kirk Pat Irwin Mike Wolfington Louie Burt James Allen Quarterback Tackle Quarterback Flanker Fullback ey Jesse Ballard Halfback Gilly Malone Flanker BEAUMONT GAME The Bronco Eleven, spearheaded by a brilliant defense and a rapidly improving offense, summed up a brilliant pre-season league record with a 25-9 victory over our rival Beaumont High School. The Bronc defense glistened in all five non-league games and the offense started rolling in the Beaumont game when senior quarter- back, Mike Wolfington threw three touchdown passes. The 1964 edition of the Banning Broncos appeared ready for the D.V.L. season to open. John Mercado Quarterback COACHELLA GAME The Broncos, D.V.L. champs, opened the season against the big, fast, and aggressive Coachella Arabs. Banning jumped off to a 7-0 lead in the first half against the favored Arabs when quarter- back Mike Wolfington hit Taft Abras on a ten yard tackle eligible play. The extra point was almost a disaster, but David Noble, after bobbling a look-in, hung on to give the Broncos their half time lead. Coachella came back rough in the third quarter, and evened things up at 7-7. The final quarter was a hard, tough twelve min- utes, but neither team could win. Dicky Brown Fullback Sam Thomas Halfback PALM SPRINGS GAME It was a warm, humid night in Palm Springs and the Banning Boys got their first view of the Palm Springs women. The Bron- cos, all decked out in their white shirts and ties, spent the first twenty minutes of the game try- ing to figure out where the goal posts were. When they finally realized they were concentrating on the wrong goals, they discov- ered the score was 28-6. Don Lyons Randy Thompson David Noble Lee Brower Brian Romberg Center Flanker End End Guard INDIO GAME The Bronco-Indio game was probably the most exciting game of the year. The Bron- cos had a large hurdle to over- come after losing the previous week. The first half was a tough nosed football exhibi- tion and the Broncos held a 12-7 lead at halftime. In the third quarter the Broncos pushed the Rajas’ deep into their own territory. Brian Romberg blocked a punt and the Mighty Broncos scored again. Indio threw a long T.D. pass late in the third quarter and with seven seconds left disaster struck—the Rajahs had won 19-18. 74 Lee Dwan Larry Harvey Flanker Linebacker YUCAIPA GAME Homecoming night at Ban- ning got started with a bang. The Broncos had all their spirit for this game and after a brilliant warm-up exhibition the varsity smashed everything in their way and went into the second half leading 20-0. The team spent most of the second half dreaming about the dance to come, but before it was too late realized that the T-Birds were sneaking up on them. The Broncs managed to hang on and won, 26-20. TWENTY-NINE PALMS GAME The Broncos really displayed their skill in this game. We were favored to win and there was a lot of anxiety in the Bronco rooting section. The score was tied 6-6 in the. first half. The team really showed how good they could be in the second half. We scored 3 touchdowns while holding the Wildcats scoreless and won the game, 25-6. £2. Steve. Romberg Oree Robinson Tackle Fullback Jim Poynter Tackle Gary Lawrence Center Steve Stone L. Guard Doug Burson R. Guard Taft Abras Tackle San Jacinto Aquintas ..... Hemetas 7. Rick Curtis Guard Non-League (0) Banning 7 Banning Ree ene 6 Banning 7 Banning Bobby Caldwell Tackle GAME SCORES League 13 Goachellawe creer i Palm Springs ....... 28 6 Nndiogre et. -..6: 19 2OrPalmsawee ies ac 6 NWiical page: 20 James Taylor Manager Glen Cullors Manager Banning enue: Banninggcs- cei: Banged eer Baiiniti pierre Batining ee se Larry Thoma Manager Ss We, ee SIPs : i =e PPP DBD 7 COACH PASSNO COACH MENZIA The ’64 Ponies are to be congratulated on a successful season, finishing second in D.V.L. competition. Highlighted by a strong defensive line, the hard-working J.V.’s rolled to the end of their season tied for first place with Coachella only to lose a heart-breaker 9-7. The Ponies are tomorrow’s Varsity and it appears that B.HLS. is set in football for years to come. Menzia. Second Row; Rios, G., Robinson, M., Pellum, O., Top Row (to r.) Scott, W., Linton, L., Hazel, S., Crook, Rubus, L., Cole, A., McCann, P., Haworth, O., Denney, B., J., Allen, J., O'Dell, P., Harrison, R., Thompson, M., Thompson, G., Jones, D., Campbell, J., Sanchez, P., Ritz, Flood, J., Reyes, T., Thomas, G., Mitchell, N. First Row; S. Third Row; Coach Passno, Angeles, C., Mathews, C., Jackson, J.. McNeil, J., Gobel, D., Gray, G., Lopez, R., Martin, D., Barker, S., Arellanes, S., Dale, G., McCann, T., Robinson, G., Flores, B., Jayo, N., Elizondro, R., Scrivens, Stone, P., Atkins, K., Villapando, R., Cardona, M., Coach D. 77 SORT) 7 bE S. oie | BASKETBALL | CO-CAPTAINS 5 COACH MARSHALL MIKE WOLFINGTON RICHARD CARR Y as L. to r.: Mike Wolfington, Art Swait, Richard Carr, Dave Noble, Calvin Brown, David Pratt, Butch Platner, J. P. Mathews, Taft Abras, Gilly Malone, Oree Robinson, Lance Alloway, (kneeling) Coach Marshall. OF . . . Practice Begins At 2:45 Ready or not... “Rewards for Verbal Aggressiveness” HE BASKETBALL PLAY eR ... The Result Banning—57 Yucaipa—48 “ALL RIGHT, WHO’S GOT I1”’ WOLFINGTON FOR TWO BROWN BLOCKS SHOT BUTCH DROPS ANOTHER SWISH! 81 RICHARD CARR—ALL DVL ist TEAM BOB MALONE— HONORABLE MENTION MIKE WOLFINGTON—ALL DVL 2nd TEAM BOB PLATNER— HONORABLE MENTION Va WV i | Zi FEF ars ra ee Wayne Kjorvestad | Lozzie Jessie Dick Rutherford Lee Brower ejay x Coach Wes Brown AM: Basketball Coach Brown developed a well balanced team of varsity prospects. All leaguer Orin Ha- worth was aided by Lee Brow- er in rebounds and Lozzie Jes- sie on the fastbreak and on defense to lead the J.V.’s through a successful cam- paign. Christanaz for two 83 Lurix Johnson Dan Christanaz Orin Haworth L. to R: T. Abras, G. Van Kirk, P. Pehau, B. Platner, B. Malone, J. Balderas, T. Lettieri, Coach Menzia. Bottom row: W. Kjorvestad, D. Lyons, P. McCann, C. Fultz, R. Tennell, M. Wolfington, and R. Carr. Varsity Baseball With a strong pitching staff of juniors Butch Platner and Don Lyons and sen- ior Tony Lettieri, Coach Jack Menzia has completed three victories out of three outings. Sluggers Taft Abras and Paul Pehau have backed the pitching staff with consistent hitting. Tony Lettieri displays his pitching form. 84 Bunt, Paul... Whoosh!!!! This series of photos is an assimilated incident in Coach Menzia’s career. At the left Coach gives a sign. Paul Pehau misses it and —— gestures to Coach to give it again. Coach obliges with a bunt sign, — and Paul acknowl- edges the sign. — The next pitch is not bunted, but swung on and missed _— while Coach asks, “Why? Why me?” 85 A Coach’s Nightmare Why? Why me? L. TO R.: L. Harvey, J. McCorol, E. Flores, D. Williams, B. Romberg, O. Haworth, J. Anson, K. Stolte, B. Denny, and J. Halman. Bottom row: N. Jayo, D. Mathes, D. Rutherford, A. Swait, L. Rubus, M. Thompson, and L. Jessie. Manager M. Renner in front. A factory for varsity ball players, the J. V. de L , Baseball team has supplied the varsity coaches with a good nucleus for many years. As in the past, Coach Brian Marshall guarantees good material. Infielders E. Flores, B. Denny, K. Stolte, J. Anson, J. Halman, and A. Swait. 87 L. to R.: L. Thomas, G. Thomas, J. Jackson. Next row: P. Sanchez, G. Thompson, P. O’Dell, P. Anderson, D. Burson, G. Rios, R. Villalpando, J. McHenry. Third row: D. Scrivens, W. Leary, R. Salazar, S$. McSpadden, L. Ross, B. Reese, R. Curtis, G. Williams, D. Lee, G. Cullors. Coaches Akkerman and Wilson 88 Fourth row: G. Strange, J. Needler, G. Villalpando, W. Harris, J. Ballard, B. Stoner, B. Caldwell, D. Jones, C. Angeles, J. Crook. Bottom row: G. Navin, N. Marubu, U. Kumjing, D. Mathes, B. Stapleton, K. Roach, and M. Allen. Track Doug Burson Ae ace = ease Jessie Ballard clears the bar Leading the pack is Bruce Reese followed closely by Dick Mathes and Jerry Crook Foreign students Udon Kumjing and Nephat Marubu George Rios glides over a hurdle Glen Williams predicts he'll make it ; to the end of the picture. Polevaulter Louie Burt 89 (Top) J. Fisher, T. Babb, J. Wilson, B. Stoner, F. Pendleton, D. Mathes, Mr. Martin. (Bottom) W. Noble, H. Marcell, J. Higbee, D. Mathes, E. Landstrom, C. Feucht. Coach Martin TENNIS A relatively unrecognized sport at B.H.S. is tennis. However, if you did come to observe the activities of this year’s tennis team you saw how interesting it could be. Tennis is a fast moving sport that requires a great deal of skill, as Broncos showed this year. Under the leadership of Mr. Dave Martin, our tennis coach, our tennis team finished well in league competition. CIVIC AFFAIRS THE ASSEMBLY THE REGISTRATION lin ac 3 Our new pepleaders and rally committee put on a great show. I ' 5 Pi t fs { ii P 5 RY he 3 ia ® a See all the smiling faces, eager and glad to be back in school! 92 BRONCO HOMECOMING --— awit GATS SPORT Pe |. BE ON Gary and Doug were chosen team co-captains .. . guess who the guy in the middle with the big smile is... . the students chose Carrie Clark, needless to say she was over-joyed. THURSDAY: Costume day, Block “B” as- sembly, Parade, Snake dance. FRIDAY: Dress-up day, Game, Crowning, Dance. Pep assembly, Homecoming week was filled with excitement and fun. After weeks of frenzied preparation BHS students received the fruits of their labors. The homecoming marked the end of another glori- ous season for the Bronco footballers. First Place Block B Second Place Juniors Declaralon¥ al Third 4 LX Place GI eA ALS: oe Ne ty ie Jvc ih I? 8) QUEEN CARRIE Queen Carrie Clark reigned beautifully over the Homecoming activities with the help of her court—princesses Janet Gallag- her, Marie Knoedler and Carol Speigel. Never before was a king- dom more tastefully decorated. HOMECOMING QUEEN CARRIE CLARK Princess Janet Princess Marie Princess Carol ) VISITOR we ING T.D. QUEEN AND COURT 95 THE WINN. THEN THE DANCE A QUEEN CARRIE CLARK | A THE HOMECOMING DANCE BEFORE 96 De es = D SENIOR PLAY Lady Hortense. ..Sharon Biby General Elliot ... Alan Spaulding Sight Unseen Cast: Etta... Barbara Shelton Miss Potter... Linda Pendleton Lady Judith ... Carol Fahy Mrs. Malone... Karen Plank Henry Malone . . . Dennis Tubbs —— Mat .. . Lynn McDonald od Lady Penelope... Jenny Machetta Bleating Hawk... Roger Hobbs ae ee Advisor Mrs. Mary Abras Block B Christmas Tournament Pres. Gary Lawrence Vice-Pres. Doug Burson Block B Queen Melanie Moss ro Tourney Results Palmdale Second Place—Corona Third Place—Yucaipa First Place Fourth Place—Palm Springs Consolation Champs—Bishop Amat Most Valuable Player—Nelson—Palmdale Best Defensive—Erickson—Palmdale Sportsmanship—W olfington Banning All Tourney—Hare—Yucaipa Bragg—Bishop Amat Valdivia—Beaumont Ingalls—Corona Madison—Needles 98 wre Advisor Mr. Marshall Advisor Mr. Wilson Weis Dennis Hare — All Tourney Yucaipa Bruce Nelson — M.V.P. Palmdale Sal Valdivia — All Tourney Beaumont Mike Wolfington — Sports Banning wrt Ci % Championship Team Palmdale Tournament Award Winners Tournament Princess Carol Fahy Prineess Linda Piech Queen Melanie Moss The Block B Christmas Tour- nament was made more enjoy- able by the presence of Queen Melanie Moss and her five prin- cesses—Sandi Kettering, Karen Rubalcava, Linda Piech, Carol Fahy, and Arthyl Johnson. Many moons will pass before such lovelies grace our tourney. Long live the Queen and her charm- ing court. e | Princess Karen Rubalcava Princesses Princess Arthyl Johnson Princess Sandi Kettering ZA LE AR Our Miss Banning i) TaN fs EY ) (ay SN Ny A O@ Miss Carol Fahy een Ee . 6 2 6 Miss Carol Harrison Miss Marie Knoedler Candi Cope is Crowned by Jeanne Roberts Miss Linda Pendleton Final ists Attend One of Many Socials Doug Burson Spinster Dance King The Spinster’s Dance Hearts and Flowers “Hearts and Flowers” was the theme for the annual Girls League Spinster’s Dance February 22, when the girls asked their favorite date. Doug Burson was crowned King and reigned with his date Barbara Sevier. The mu- sic was provided by the “High Hatters.” Maggie — Laura Kinney Dr. Bradley — Robert Hall Sheridan Whiteside — Mike Walker Harriet Stanley — Marcy Jones Bert — Jeff Fisher Prof. Metz — Nephat Maraubu Junior Play The Man Who Came to Dinner Mrs. Stanley — Kathy Johnson Miss Preen — Sharon Matthews Richard Stanley — Chuck Cole June Stanley — Carol Steckstor John — Bill Wing Sarah — Stella Prettyman Mr. Stanley — Terry Fleig Lorraine — Judy Worthington Sandy — Steve Wilson Beverly — Steve McSpadden Banjo—Tom Eaton Advisor Mrs. Arnold Director Mrs. Fisher Guest Speakers Like John Tunney Football Games Alma Mater OB Ae Fo aia 4 i , be a ASD Being full of active people, “Our Town” was never at a loss for things to do. For the more athletically inclined, there were sports to pattici- pate in, games to attend, and dances to enjoy. For certain civic-minded people, various class offices and student council filled the need. The musicians found outlets in Bronco Band, choir, or other groups on campus. The more academically suited found that there were clubs that just fit their spare time; Math Club, Science Club, Chess Club, etc. The others got their “kicks” by taking part in all B.HLS. activities. Decorations For Big Dances th oe ee a Pep Assemblies On Fridays Weather of All Kinds Taking the Field THE VIBRANTS, a group of junior and senior students, wailed on at sock hops and various other school functions, when they were not busy with their regular dance jobs. They should have a new record out soon; shown right are (I-r) Lloyd Norquist, Glenn Williams, Warren Taylor, Jeff Watson, and Dennis Tubbs. Basketball Games td td 2 rd s s , , i € Senior Play The Vibrants At Sock-Hops UPI PHOTO The THE MARCH ON WASH- INGTON; citizens of a free so- ciety voice a protest. In what was perhaps the larg- est free and peaceful demonstra- tion in world history, nearly a million people converged on Washington D.C. in late sum- mer of 1963. Calling for racial equality, these people expressed a rising sentiment within nearly all Americans — immediate ac- tion on the important question of civil rights. World TRAGIC MOMENT: _ the death of a president. Shortly after noon on Nov. 22, three shots rang out in downtown Dallas. Slumping for- ward, fatally wounded John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, is shielded by his wife, Jacqueline. All Americans shared the tragic horror and conscience striken grief for that man shot down in a Texas town in 1963. Outside VIET NAM: war is not easy, or a one time thing. The school year ’63-'64 saw American troops still fighting as “military advisors” in South Viet Nam. Through a wet win- ter and two coup d’etats, Amer- icans and Vietnamese continued to fight, kill, and be killed by a Communist enemy they could not hear or see, for a cause that was often equally illusive. This page is dedicated to the memory of our late president, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who was assassinated on Friday, November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas. Shocked and disbelieving, students sat dumbfounded in their classes after hearing the news delivered to them by a special bulletin 4th period. During the following three days, students and faculty were kept constantly informed of the assassination and the events that followed by the extensive television news broadcasts, With the whole world, Banning High School mourned the passing of a great world leader. 107 b Shaved heads, Beatle cuts, cardigan — sweaters over white shirts, ivy-league ) . slacks, madras belts and saddle oxfords Se ey anes w were donned by the boy who was ei in” in 64. 9 Wold Ovr parte © Yoor Hand? O | a rence OF MA a. Girls wore high flipped hair, bulky sweaters, culottes, wrap arounds, beat up tennies, strap shoes, saddle oxfords Sand regular flats. Cc Ss, . 8 Veorreg © Lovie, Lovie’ 3, Beatles forever! le and ives? S por ous ¢ Smoky the Grape os 6 ———_ a ) ae é: dO PATRONS AND STUDENT INDEX s id a | SHOP 24) portal § COMMERCIAL ay FILMS SUPPLIES McCULLOH STUDIO 66 W. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIF. Commercial Photography x Camera Portraits Your Authorized dealer for: Eastman-Kodak Dupont-Ansco Bell Howell Argus Graflex Polaroid Rollei Exakta Mr. Leonard McCulloh has volunteered his time, film, and energy to the annual class for the production of the yearbook for many past years. Next year the burden will be relieved by a photography class. For these past years of service, the annual class of 1964 speaks for all the classes in giving our sincere thanks for a job well done. Who's Who in Our Town A Anson, Jim—37, 87 Barnfield, Billy—48 Boettcher, Gisella—37 Abras, Adele—47, 48, 57, 64 Arellanes, Sammy—48, 77 Barron, Judy—37 Boles, David—37 Abras, Taft—15, 16, 21, 57, 76, Ariaz, Cecelia—21, 69 Barrus, George—48 Borah, Clarence—42 79, 84 Armstrong, B—58 Barrus, Robert—37 Bouse, Sue—21, 61 Adams, Charles—48 Arnold, Suellen—14, 20, 21 Bartlett, Wayne—42 Bowman, Doris—42 Adams, Diane—48 Atamian, Donna— Batchelor, John—48 Braggins, Betty—21, 60 Adams, Kathy—48 Atkins, Kay—37 Becerra, Virginia—37, 61, 62 Brandon, Bonnie—15, 22, 69 Adkins, Kenna—21, 59, 62 Aujo, Lupe—37 Becerra, Yvonne—48, 58 Brandon, Peggy—48 Adkins, Ken—42, 77 B Bernard, David—37, 56 Brewer, Eric—42 Agar, Floyd—48 Babb, Tom—14, 37, 59, 90 Betts, Valerie—48 Brewer, Kathleen—48 Allen, Mel—48, 88 Baca, Helen—42 Biby, Sharon—14, 21, 59, 57 Brooks, Dwayne—48 Allen, Charles—48 Bailey, Larry—37 Billen, Linda—17 Brothers, Carol—37 Allen, James—21, 72, 77 Baird, John—48, 56 Bintliff, Jackie—37 Brooks, Linda—37 Allen, Joe—42, 56 Balderas, Joe—47, 48, 84, Bird, Lynda—48 Brower, Lee—37, 74, 83 Allman, Madeline—48 Ballard, Jessie—73, 88, 89 Bischke, Linda—48 Brown, Billy—48 Alloway, Lance—15, 37, 56, 79 Ballard, Margaret—42, 62 Blain, C.—58 Brown, Bob—37 Alvarado, Manuel—72 Ballard, Mary—37 Blair, Lloyd—48 Brown, Calvin—22, 79 Amick, Phyllis—42, 61 Barnes, Carolyn—48 Blair, Janice—21 Brown, Dicky—37, 73, 81 Anderson, Patty—14, 37, 63 Barnes, Gary—37, 56, 57 Blair, Judith—48 Brown, Jack—42 Anderson, Perry—37, 88 Barker, Steve—14, 41, 42, 57, 77 Blanks, Janie—48, 60 Brown, Paula—22, 58 Angelis, Charles—48, 77, 88 Barnfield, Barbara—17, 21 Blazier, James—48 Brown, Rose—48 BELL'S HI-LO FAMILY FOOTWEAR Hi-Quality Hi-style FRANK COX UNION OIL DEALER Lo-price BANNING PLAZA 849-7646 MARVIN RUTH BELL SteuneFigsy Narionay Bane hg OOOO: Wl Brown, Shirley—22, 58, 60, 61 Brown, Tommie—48 Buchanan, Denise—42 Bucher, Marie—42 Bucher, Thomas—48 Bullard, S.—58 Bunton, Winnie—22, 60 Burdick, Don—48 Burnham, Judy—17, 20, Burson, Doug—14, 20, 93, 98, 102 Burson, Sally—42 Burt, Louie—22, 57, 72, 89 (@ Calderon, Favian—37, 56 Caldwell, Bob—22, 76, 88 Callahan, Len—47, 48, 58, 71 Camfield, Sue—37, 63 Campbell, Joe—42, 77 Cardoza, Frances—42, 58 Carey, Vicki—37, 63 Carper, Linda—42 Carr, Richar d—14, 17, 22, £ 79, 82, 84 Carroll, Charles—48 Chambers, Janice—37 Chambers, Ken—48 Chapparosa, Ernestine—48 Chapparosa, John—42 Childers, Jennifer—48 Christanaz, Dan—42, 62, 83 Clark, Carrie—20, 22, 61, 70, 93, 94, 96 Clinton, Pat—37, 60 Coffey, Mary—16, 17, 22, Coffey, Tim—37 Coffey, John—48 Cole, Art—37, 77 Constantino, George—48 Contreras, Linda—48, 58 Cope, Candi—23, 57, 61, 101 Coombs, Robert—37 Cook, Dean—37 Cornwall, Don—48 Corrall, Dolores—23 Covington, Dorothy—42, £ Cox, Denise—37, 61 Cox, Don—48 Cox, Robert—23 Crain, Colleen—48 Cranford, Alice—48 Cranford, Gene—17, 23 Crook, Jerry—37, 77, 88, Crook, Jo Anne—42, 58, Cross, Steve—37 Cullors, Glen—37, 56, D Dage, Beatrice—37 Dage, Bill—48 Dage, Bob—37, 75 Dale, George—42, 77 Darling, Margaret—15, 37, 58 Darnell, Kathy—42 Datchler, James—49 Davenport, Kathy—48 Davidson, Richard—32 Davis, Berniece—37, 13 Davis, Camille—49, 59 Davis, Lynn—48 Davis, Karen—42, 50 Davis, Ronnie—49 Dawson, Steve—49 Day, Davis—37 DeFreese, Linda—37 Delgado, Denise—49 Dellis, Cindy—49 Cunningham, Pat—42, 5 Curtis, Ricky—42, 56, Cardona, Bertha—42 Cardona, Marcello—56, 77 Cole, Chuck—14, 37, 57, 62, 64 Cole, Sue—42, 58 COMPLIMENTS OF TODD’S 22nd STREET MARKET ALMOND BLOSSOM FLORIST 730 WEST RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA LEO’S UPHOLSTERY DRAPERIES 1125 WEST RAMSEY VAL’S DONUT COFFEE SHOP “Try our broiled hamburgers” BANNING, CALIFORNIA BANNING PLAZA LAL de A dee a Denier, Cindy—49 Elizando, Ray—49, 77 Flood, Juluis—38, 77 Garcia, Ida—49 Denny, Bruce—37, 77, 87 Ellingson, Karen—49 Flores, Berto—38, 77 Gannon, James—49, 56 Diaz, Frank—37 Elliot, Jimmie—42 Flores, Ernie—49, 63, 87 Garcia, Henry—38 Diell, Bill—49 Emajo, Connie—23 Flores, Lois—42 Garcia, Maria—43, 58 Dodge, Terri—14, 17, 36, 37, 62 Emmerich, Bill—49 Flores, Yolanda—42 Garcia, Mike—43 Doe, Linda—42 Endres, Diane—37, 62, 13 Floyd, Charles—49 Geter, Ferris—49 Donald, Cindy—15, 42 Evans, Teresa—49 Foster, Bill—20, 23 Gilbert, Carol—38, 60, 61 Doyle, Judy—42, 62 Everett, Ken—49 Foster, Marcia—14, 16, 24, 57 Gilbert, Janet—34, 62 Draglovich, Sherry—49 Fahy, Carol- Ve 16. 17. 20, 23, Franklin, Rayos ce Paula—49 ; : Dragna, Ben—49 62, 69, 97, 100 Freed, Dottie—38 Gilpin, Carol—36, 38, 62 Dunn, Linda—42 Feucht, Carl—49, 90 Fullen, Sandra—42 Gobel, David—41, 43, 57, 59, 62, Dunn, Merle—49 Fielder, Joe—23 Fullerton, Laura—24, 62 a ms Se Durham, Rick—37 Fisher, Jeff—14, 36, 38, 59, 62, Fullerton, Linda—24, 62 zolden, Chris—38 Durham, Rita—49 64, 90 rults, Curt—14, 17; 90, 24, 56, 57, SO Alina se Duro, Harvey—49 Flannery, Barbara—49 72, 84 Gonske Mike—49 E Flannery, Ron—38 Gallagher, maar 38 hse neces . Eaton, Nancy—42 Fleig, Carol—49, 56, 57 Gallagher, Janet—14, 17, 20, 24, LEAN s Leve a os Eaton, Tommy—14, 16, 37, 57, 64 Fleig, Terry—38, 59, 62, 64 70, 90 Grant, Bettie K.—43, 60 Edmeier, Winnie—23, 57 Fletcher, David—49 Gambrall, Cecelia—49, 57, 60 Grant, Bettie M.—43 Edds, Phyllis—14, 23, 59 Fletcher, Kay—23 Gambrall, Jeanne—24, 60 Gray, Gary—43, 58, 62, 64, 77 Elizando, Flavia—37 Flood, Jewel—42, 58 Gambrall, Mary—43, 60 Gray, Johnny—56 ART’S AUTO TRIMMING vv seat covers yy convertible tops xx HEINEMAN’S BAKERY PHONE 849-2057 55 W. RAMSEY ST. yx door panels headlinings A. E. or A. C. GONZALEZ BANNING, CALIFORNIA Phone 849-2624 PASS BEAUTY SALON 22 W. RAMSEY VROOMAN’S YARDAGE 27 W. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA BANNING, CALIFORNIA FELT’'S JEWELRY 78 W. RAMSEY RICH BARBER 175 W. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA BANNING, CALIFORNIA HERRA’S SUPER MARKET “Free Delivery” KOLLENBORN FURNITURE “Complete Home Decorating Service’ 55 SOUTH Ist ST. 79 S. SAN GORGONIO BANNING, CALIFORNIA BANNING, CALIFORNIA Ls Green, Mike—49 Haworth, Orin—57, 62, 5 Irwin, Pat—25, 72 K Gunn, Ken—49 83, 87 Iund, Neal—43 Kaminsky, Bill—50 Gunther, Doug—49, 58 Hazell, Steve—43, 77 J Kearney, Art—50 Guy, Dorothy—43 Henderson, Dorothy—38 Jamison, James—38 Keen, Dorothy—52 Guy, Ronald—24, 56 Hendon, Sylvia—25, 58 Jackman, Gerald—25 Kenner, Jim—43 H Hielock, Brent—25 Jackman, Jo Ann—49 Kelly, Mary—38 Hail, Larry—38, 56 Higbee, Jack—43, 57, 59, 90 Jackman, John—43 Kennel, Fred—50 Hall, Gail—49, 60 Higbee, Steve—25 Jackson, James—49, 77, 88 Kent, Joyce—43 Hall, Lowell—24 Higgins, Diana—38 Jackson, Roy—43 Kettering, Barbara—13, 36, 38 Hall, Robert—15, 38, 56, 57,62 Hill, Sheri—49, 63 pine ancy Kettering, Sandi--50, 71, 100 Hall, Spencer—59, 64 Hlavanka, Val—38 Jayo, Allen—43, 56 Kilgore, Bette—43 Hallman, Jim—43, 87 Hobbs, Roger—2' ae Jayo, Norman—14, 47, 50, 56, 77, Kilgore, Boyd—38, 58 Hardesty, Mike—38 Holmes, Darroll—43, 58 87 King, Ann—50, 61 Hardy, Shelly—49 Holmes, Mary—49 Jessie, Lozzie—38, 83, Kinney, Laura—15, 36, 38, 58, 62 Harris, Wade—88 Holt, Debbie—49, 62 Johns, Ernestine—38, Krick, Edelgard—38 Harris, Ray—49 Hook, Richard—49, 56 Johnson, Arthyl—15, 25, Kjorvestad, Wayne—38, 62, 72, Harrison, Carol—24, 58, 63, 101 Horn, Norma—38 100 83, 84 ‘ Harrison, Janice—43 Howard, Jack—43 Johnson, Kathy—38 Knoelder, Marie—20, 25, 70, 94, Harrison, Rusty—77 Hunt, Dorothy—38 Johnson, Lurix—62, 83 101 Harte, Jim—38 Hunt, Sandra—49 Johnston, Susan—43 Kouba, Bobby—16, 20, 26 Harvey, Larry—75, 87 Husby, Ken—49 Jones, Don—38, 77, 88 Kraft, Gretchen—26 Harveys Naomi—24 I Jones, Marcey—38, 13, 60, 61 Kresner, Jeff—50, 58 Hasenflug, Sue—24 Irie, Jack—49 Jones, Sharon—50, 62 Hatfield, Shirley—25 Ice, Terri—25 Jordan, Charles—50 1; Haworth, Marie—47, 49, 57, 64 Iund, Pam—17, 25 Joubert, Daisy—50 Lacey, Betty—16, 26, 62 “BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 MUCHMORE MARKETS BANNING — MORONGO VALLEY ROSE THOMPSON INSURANCE 55 N. Ist ST. 849-3545 BANNING, CALIFORNIA fa ae ae eo 7 ate eS ING ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT LaFon, Renee—38 Lopez, Susan—50 Mandelke, Tom—27 Maxwell, Sammy—50 Lambert, Gary—43, 56 Lovelis, Allen—43 Mann, David—50 Maynard, Susan—39, 62 Lancaster, Carol—50 Lovelis, Don—50 Mann, Rosemary} Mendez, Rita—5O Landstrom, Eric—50, 90 Lovelis, Ken—50 Maranda, Rauline—58 Mendoza, Gilbert—50 Landstrom, Steve—43 Lubben, David—26 Marcel, Harvey—41, 44, 90 Mendoza, Rosemary—44, 58 Langham, June—38, 58 Lubben, John—50 Marcel, Kathy—50 Mercado, Johnny—39, 73 Lara, Eddie—50, 56 Lyons, Don—43, 74, 84 Marcus, Lois Merritt, Elyse—27, 64 Lara, Juanita—15, 14, 43, 60, 61 M Marcus, Marvin—50 Mesna, Colleen—47, 50, 64 Lario, John—50 McCance, Brenda—43, 58 Marks, Toni—47, 50, 63 Metje, Judy—44 Law, Pat—26, 60 McCann, Mike—26, 72 Martin, Tony—39 Metz, Marie—50 Lawrence, Craig—43 McCann, Pat—43, 57, 77, 84 Martin, David—44, Metzger, Merona—44, 58 Lawrence, Gary—26, 76, 93, 98 weCann, Tim—50, 77 Martin, Frances—3¢$ Metzger, Wayne—52 Ledig, Lauren—43 McConnell, Jerry—43, 87 Martin, Phil—27 Meyer, Dan—44 Lee, Dwan—38, 57, 75, 88 McDonald, Lynn—14, 26, 56, 57, Martin, Sharon—15, 47, 50 Meyers, Becky—39, 58 Lee, Linda—43 97 Martinez, Rocio—50 Michand, Francine—50 Leksen, Paul—38, 59, 62 McHenry, Joe—38, 56, 88 Marubu, Nephat—16, 27, 36, 39, Miguel, Earl—39, 56 Lembke, Sally—38 MeNeil, John—16, 38, 57, 88, 89 Miles, Denny—27 Lesh, Joey—50, 63 McSpadden, Steve—14, 38, 64, 88 Mathanos, S.—58 Miller, Tony—50 Lettieri, Tony—26, 57, 62, 64, 84 Machetta Jenny—14, 26, 69, 97 Mathes, Don—50, 59, 90 Minucci, Gayle—50 Lewis, Steve—50, 56 Macias, Dolores—26, 61 Mathews, Cliff—39, 56, 77 Mitchell, Elke—50 Linton, Joyee—15, 38 Macia, Linda—38 Mathews, J. P.—39, 79 Mitchell, Karen—50 Linton, Leo—50, 77 Macias, Mike—50 Mathews, Harold—44 Mitchell, Norman—77 Lopez, Allen—50 Malmgren, Pat—50 Matthes, Dick—27, 87. 88, 89, 90 Moore, Larry—50, 56 Lopez, Rudy—43, 56, 57, Malone, Gilly—38, 57, 73, 82, 84 Matthews, Sharon—17, 39 Morissette, Sandra—44, 58 Lopez, Linda—43 Mandelke, Tim—43 Maxwell, Jennifer, 14, 39, 59, 62 Morris, Carolyn—27 “CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Men’s and Boy’s Wear WIEFELS AND SON 86. N. SAN GORGONIO FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE BANNING WATER COMPANY Moss, Melanie—20, 24, 98 oO Pendleton, Linda—20, 28, 97, 101 Potter, June—28, 62 Moyer, Dana—16, 27, 57 Obregon, Rosa—28 Perdue, Betty—44, 57 Poynter, Jimmie—16, 39, 57, 62, Moyer, Denise—44 O’Dell, Pat—44, 77, 88 Perdue, James—51 76 Mundell, Jack—50 Ortega, Lily—15, 28, 64 Perkins, Loretta—39 Pratt, David—20, 29, 79 Murphy, Richard—44 Ortega, Rita—15 Perkins, Tim—44, 56 Presley, Jack—44 Myers, Wendy—44 Ortega, Martin—51 Peters, Tim—14, 28 Preston, Theresa—44 N Owens, Jamie—28, 58, 62 Peters, Tom—41, 44 Bretisn, Baloo Navin, Gary—83, 88 P Peterson, Jerry—51 Brey men, Johns Necochea, Roselee—58 Paceentine, Armand—44 Phillips, Mike—82, 62 ita bigot degra Needler, Jimmy—44, 88 Pape, Richard—28, 62 Pickett, Mickey 4 Neel, Patty—39 Parker, Della—44 eae binds 16, 36, ue 4 Randazzo, Theresa—44 Nelson, Becky—50, 60 Parrish, Terry—39 Piech, Susie—41, 44, 63 Reed, Roger—29 Newberry, Margaret—27, ¢ Partridge, Donna—28, 6 atest nai 39 Reese, Bruce—14, 29, 59, 64, 88, Newland, Sherry—51 Patencio, Ruthie—51 Pinnell, Kathy—51, 62 89 Noble, David—20, 27, 57, 74, 79 Patton, Judy—17, 36, 39, Plank, Jim—44, 62 Reese, Melodie—51, 56 Noble, Ward—44, 59, Patton, Les—39, 72 Plank, Karen—15, 28, 54, ¢ Reeser, Darrold—44 Norquist, Lloyd—28, 105 Pehau, Paul—28, 56, 62, 84, 85 ay ot Robert—39, 62, 79, 82, Reidhammer, Sherry—51 Norte, Mike—51 Pellum, Madie—28, 60 Renner, Mike—51, 87 Nosanov, Mike—14, 28, 5¢ Pellum, Odis—44, 56, 57, 77 Pollard, Pat—51, 62 Reyes, Candy—51 Novian, Mernell—39 Pendleton, Frank—39, 56, 90 Pope, Bebe—44, 58, 60 Reyes, Tony—44, 77 41, 44 Privett, Pete—51 ELECTRIC REPAIR SERVICE JIM CAIN SPORTING GOODS 215 E. 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SAN GORGONIO 849-3705 BANNING Reynolds, Dan—52 Richter, Kathy—51 Rhea, Marian—44 Rice, Virginia—51 Ring, Paul—39, 57 Ring, Charlene—44 Rois, Cecelia—51 Rois, George—44, 5 Rios, John—44 , TT, 88, 89 Roberts, Carol—14, 47, 51, Roberts, Dan—29 Roberts, Joyce—39 Robnson, Ellawee—52, 60 Robinson, Goree—45, 77 Robinson, Mike—51, Ro binson, Oree—44, Robison, Earl—45 Robison, Sandra—39 Rowe, Elise—51 Rowland, Norma—32 Rubaleava, Andy—51, 56 Rubalcava, Eileen—39 Rubaleava, Karen—41, 45, 100 Rubus, Larry—15, 45, 56, Rusz, Tom—45 Rutherford, Dick—51, 83, 87 Sanchez, Pat—45, 77 Sanchez, Pedro—45, 88 Sanford, Eugene—29 Sanford, Eyvonne Saubel, Delbert—51 Schindler, Karolee—29, Scott, Wille—45 Scriven, Dick—4% Secor, Dean—45, Rois, Jorgina—44, , 60, 62 Rois, Magdeline—29 Rois, Martha—15, 20, 29, 62 Rodberg, Linda—39, Rutten, Mike—51 Rodberg, Lorraine—41, 45, s Rogers, Frances—51 Sachse, Chris—51, 58 Ritz, Steve—44, 77 Rogers, Steve—45 Sachse, Peter—29 Rivera, Carlos—44 Romberg, Brain—45, 56 Salazar, Raul—29, 55, Ri vera, Dolores—51 87 Sanchez, Doris—39 Shearer, Larry—30 Roach, Calvin—51, 88 Romberg, Steve Sanchez, George—51 Shelton, Barats 13, 20 Robbins, Jane—44, 60 Romero, Clara Sanchez, John—51, 5 97 Roberson, Ester—39 Rosel, Rosalinda—45 Sanchez, Linda— Sherman, Leonard—51 Roberts, Amos—51 Ross, Lonnie—51, 88 Sanchez, Mike—45 Shugart, Sandra—39, 62 Roberts, Ben—51 Ross, Maybelle—51 Sanchez, Olga—29 Shugart, Zuma—39, 62 Semore, Sandra— Semrau, Sharon- Sevier, Barbara—15, 51 Seymour, Louann—45 Sharp, Mike—51 “BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 ' PICKETT’S MARKET 266 N. 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HAYS BOYER’S TEXACO SERVICE 25 EAST RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA BANNING, CALIFORNIA Sibole, Helen—52 Stapleton, Bill—45, 56, 88 Swait, Joyce—52, 60 Thompson, Randy—39, 74 Sibole, Robert—45, 56 Starmer, Bill—45, 56 T Thompson, Sue—15, 31, 58, 62 Siefring, Tom—39 Starmer, Sandra—51,58 Tamulonis, Patty—52 Timmel, Jane—52 Traver, Sandy—30, 58 Simmons, Larry—45 Steckstor, Carolyn—13, 39 ‘i : AE EEN SE Tisdale, Lynn—40 Simmons, Wilma—52 Steward, Cordelia—14, 30 Taylor, Jimmie—30, 57, 58, 76 Tipps, Duane—52 Simms, Gayle—30 Steward, Henry—51 Taylor, Suzy—17, 30, _ Tood, Kay—14, 16, 40, 63, 57, 13 Simms, Ronnie—39 St. Marie, Emmett—39 Taylor, Warren—16, 17, 30, 105 Torres, Stan—40 Simoneau, Wayne—45 Stolte, Anita—45 Terson, emaes es Torres, Theresa—52 Sixkiller, Steve—51 Stolte, Dottie—52 Tennell, Ronnie—39, 56, 57, 84 res, Wima—45 Skeeters, Kenny—30, 56 Stolte, Kenny—39, 87 They Ceres eS Trawick, Nell—52 Smith, Joanne—51 Stone, Pat—39, 77 i has goa so. 77, sg Trend, Allen—52 Smith, Joe—51 Stone, Steve—15, 17, 20, 30, 76 Thanas. ie 39 56 76. 38 Treend, Betty—52, 60 Smith, Judy—51 Stoner, Bill—39, 57, 62, 88, 90 horns: Belgas i 3 Trimble, Patty—15, 40 Smith, Mary—39 Stout, Pat—45 F Trimble, Bobbie—52, 58 ; = = Thomas, Sam—31, 73 F e Smith, Patsy—45 Strange, Allen—52 Thompson, Greg—15, 41, 45, 59 Tripp, Gail—31 Snodgrass, Wilma—39, 60, 61, 62 Strange, George—45, 88 64, 77, 88 ror“ Troutt, Allen—40 Snyder, Judy—51, 60 Stringer, Emma—52 Thompson, Kathy—39 Trujillo, Emeline—45 Spaulding, Allen—15, 30, 57, 62, Strong, Calvin—45 Thompson, Mike (Jr.)—39, 57, 62, Tryone, Karen—31 97 Swan, Linda—52 64, 77, 87 Tryone, Linda—45 Spiegel, Carol—30, 94 Swait, Art—39, 79, 87 Thompson, Mike (Soph.)—15, 45 Tubbs, Dennis—31, 58, 97, 105 DRUGS RAMSEY PLAZA 1474 W. 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BANNING, CALIFORNIA 118 Tweedy, Elaine—40, 60 Waller, K.—58 Vv Walls, Bill—52 Vallez, Chris—52 Walls, Ray—46 Van Kirk, Gary—45, 72, Ward, Bonnie—52 Vaughn, Barbara—31 Ward, Larry—46, 57 Vendeville, Joyee—45, 13 Warren, Geryldine—31, 38, 62 Vey, Jeri—45 Warren, Shirley—46 Villapnado, Richard—46, 77, 88 Washburn, Cheryl—31, 64 Vollaro, Susie—31 Washburn, Lynette—52 Vollaro, Tommy—52 Watson, Jeff—40, 105 W Weals, Jan—31 Walker, Linda—40 Weller, Renee—46 58, Walker, Mike—40 Wells, Leroy—46, 56 Wallace, Karen—52 Wells, Ray—32, 56, 58 Wallace, Shelly—52, 61 Welty, Bill—46 Wallbrecht, Susan—15, 52, Wheelock, Dan—46 BARBARA'S PASTRY 137 N. SAN GORGONIO BANNING, CALIF. MARCELL’S GARDEN CENTER “Complete Landscape Services”’ 1393 W. RAMSEY, BANNING JAMES THOMPSON and ASSOCIATES % REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES presented by JAMES THOMPSON Ramsey at Eighth Banning 849-4541 MR. GARY'S STORE for MEN 75 W. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA BANNING HARDWARE ‘Fuller Paint 170 W. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA Next to Penney's White, Ernie—52 White, Ronda—40 White, Tim—40 Whitmore, Kathy—46 Williams, Glenn—32, 58, 88, 89, 105 Williams, Ronnie—46 Wilson, John—15, 40, 58, 90 Wilson, Junie—46 Wilson, Linda—52 Wilson, Steve—14, 17, 40, 64, 120 Wimbish, David—52 Wing, Bill—40 Wise, Barbara—32 Wolfington, Mike—16, 17, 20, 32. 72, 79, 99, 81, 82, 84 Woods, Georgeanne—52 Woods, Sandi—40, 63 Woodson, Jack—52 Work, Gwen—40 Work, Sharon—46 Wosk, S.—60 Worthington, Judy—36, 40, 61 Wray, Richard—52 Y York, Judy—32 Z Zavala, Mike—54 Zimmerman, Kent—52 Wireman, Merlin—32, 60 Wischan, Susan—52 LACEY'S Prescription Specialists We give S. H. Green Stamps. 160 W. RAMSEY, BANNING SPROUSE - REITZ 166 W. RAMSEY VARIETY STORE “Full Line of Treasure Tone Paints'' DON WATSON PAINT STORE 1072 W. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA BURNHAM’S CHEVRON SERVICE 255 E. RAMSEY BANNING, CALIFORNIA TILL NEXT YEAR First and foremost, thanks must go to Mr. McCulloh, who, without complaint, printed our last minute photos. Also we take our hats off to Mr. Lane for print- ing a set of beautiful Senior class pictures. Special thanks to our “humble” advisor Mr. Mike Rose for putting up with our gripes and complaints when the going got rough (which was quite often). I would like to acknowledge the use of Mrs. Starmer’s little airplane for providing the required height to get the picture for the title page. I really must thank the people who carry “the big stick” in “Our Town,” the teachers, for allowing the staff extra periods to finish important work. Huge stacks of thanks is in order to the staff for all their hard work; to Car- ol, our Production Editor, for her unique treatment of the Student Council, Stam- pede, and the San Gorgonian Staff; to Terri for wading through the piles of UPI pictures and coming up with an extra special “News” section. To Vickie for identifying zillions of class pictures; to Rich for taking over the sports section in the ab- sence of Curt and Steve. To “Wolf” for great coverage in the activities and organization sections; to Janet and Judy and Barbara for handling sales and distribution; to Linda for doing justice to the Faculty section; to Sharon Pam who put their work into most every section of the book; to Judy for spending countless hours over the Senior sections; to Suzy for covering the town with the ad campaign; and finally to Warren for this year’s great cover and art work. Steve Editor-in-Chief 2 - is a _ 4 [ t+ : . ; | . - a ‘ 2 ‘ . 3 £ 4 e ‘ Lr v a . ae - t bs - 4 - . ’ a bs . { ve - . ‘ ‘ ° ' ’ ‘ . { . ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ - = t { % Stel es Sey NN A EM AY Madeteg pS 3 Ny TOWN HON AIL (CAME ATT Hoe Aynaaineg JPL S iN rb pita py Peet YY BAL pee | ee ghee 5 4 { = - a ele 4 poe RIN i
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
