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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1965 volume:

ee ae F hy ‘ a, Gi af HJ ts soon Peg a ah aBetsl 5 ™ tg - foe ‘ bal I pi Published By Che Students Of Banning High School mning, California Ba he em Oe me a S S S S S SS S OS Contents 4 Dedication 5 Foreword 7 Admuistration 17 —« Student Life 39 Organizations 56 —- Sports - Y N J; NY PA WAIN NOS NINININASI NTN NIININING. rO mn aS © a ary a Student Jndex 80 Classes 109 Patrons And Dedication | Its dedication time again. After long hours of difficult elimina- tion this year’s annual staff has chosen Mrs. Wood as dedicatee. The staff was convinced that Mrs. Wood more than qualified by virtue of the long hours she has spent in teaching in the regular classroom and the time she has given for activities out- side the regular school day. We are grateful for her time and dedication and wish to take this opportunity to thank her. Foreword “IN SHINING ARMOR.” has been chosen by the nineteen sixty-five annual staff as the theme for this year’s yearbook. Along with other changes we have tried to use more art work this year than has previously been entered. We hope to catch your interest with these changes even though we still have the traditional pages. The staff has worked both during school and at home to bring this annual to you in hopes that you enjoy it. MARAE | EAA ADMINIS CKA CION a : ae + ef aa - ‘ - aie : rn mn ee : MR. ROBERT KENNEDY Superintendent Board O Administration One of the keys to the success of a great year has been the willing- ness of the administrative staff to give unselfishly of their time and energies. MR. ROBERT BERSON Administrative Assistant MR. RICHARD CHERRY MR. FRANK C. BURK MR. DONALD AKKERMAN Director of Curriculum Principal Assistant Principal MR. HARVEY MILLER President Crustees The members of The Board of Trustees are dedicated citizens of the community, elected by the people of Banning. It is their job to express the wishes of the community in the governing of B.H.S. MRS. JOAN DALE Clerk MR. MARCUS PICKETT MR. JAMES HIGBEE MR. STANLEY LEWIS Member Member Member — DAVID MARTIN — Drafting, Woodshop JACK FULKS Machine Metals ALFRED MILLER Councelling, English posatee ret = an Pie a Te DELL BETHEL World History, Boys P.E. ¢ ; ay 6 dkoviror nt ee a MACK DINWIDDIE LOUIS ROBINSON RUTH LANE Math, Algebra, Drivers Ed. World History Girls P.E. DR. TIMOTHY WALKER — Spanish GEORGE SMITHPETER — Math Anal. Geometry 10 q “More big yummy chips, Less little crummy chips...” Smile! “Certs is a candy mint!” “Certs is a breath mint!” “Our group had 47% MORE cavities...“ MR. FORREST ROUNSAVILLE MRS. MARY ABRAS MR. ALFRED MILLER Sophomore Counselor Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Mr. Rounsaville, Mrs. Abras, and Mr. Miller, are possibly three of the most respected people on campus. They are always there to help with a problem, change a schedule, or to counsel us in our plans for the future. Many thanks go to them for their sincere concern and respect for us. Counseling Staff Office Staff Our three efficient secretaries, Mrs. Campbell in the main office, Mrs. Stevens, working in the attendance office, and Mrs. Rothrock in the counselling office all keep B.H.S. running smoothly. MRS. DOROTHY CAMPBELL MRS. MARGARET STEVENS MRS. NORINE ROTHROCK Main Office Attendance Officer Guidance Office SUMUUL BUS ayn un eel te) ‘ é Pictured above are our bus drivers and the people who keep our R. Kemper, J. C. Smith, C. Miller, and R. Williams. A big thankyou to armor shining. Left to right back row: L. Martin, N. Evans, P. Cheek, them for their hard work and faithful service. B. Garner, W. Worthington and W. Campbell. Front row left to right: Custodlans Cafeteria Staff It is a known fact that our Banning High School cafeteria is rated as Mrs. Hazel Marvel, Mrs. Jo Noble, and Mrs. Mary Steckstor for one of the finest high school cafeterias in the area. In behalf of the their excellent job. entire student body our staff would like to thank Mrs.Gertrud Babos, DSO OSORNO ORIORT OM ORS WAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV. ¥ 4) . — ro t y pet 33 | , Prt « ii M ib f Res}, id S Fe ARN ROR AOR ON SCUDEN C LIFE In September. . . Banning High welcomed two AFS students. Akira Shigeoka came from Hofu, Yamaguchi, Japan. He attended Hofu Commercial Senior High School. He plans to go back to Japan and finish his senior year, then major in business. Ines Schebela came from Porté Allegre, Brazil. She plans to return to her school, then go to college where she plans to take social science. 18 October. . . brought us a successful football season in which Banning placed second in DVL. What'cha doing, Fiji? See that block, Joyce? Go, Dickie, go! 19 November. . . New talent was discovered at the Sip n’ Sing, in which both faculty and students participated. Karen, Stella, and Becky accompanied by Mr. Jensen and Mr. Smith. “Homecoming Ju Che Ozarks” Second Place — FHA— Future Homemakers Frankie? Carolyn? Pat? Karen? Margaret? Bobbi? 21 ASB President Chuck Cole presents Kay with the flowers at half-time. Kay reigned over the homecoming dance as the Premiers played varied music. eo | Homecoming Royalty. . . Queen Kay Todd with princesses (top to bottom) Gloria Lopez, Judy Patton, Linda Piech. 23 December. . . Class of sixty-five presents “The Curious Savage” moe Je itn D iz Fi Es, ml” WW op RS Adit ) May Pe ome ‘ ia .! n 4,1! t | ( ‘ “She bit me!” “Fairy who?” Wearing out the carpet evenly. Advisor: Mrs. Mary Abras Director: Mrs. Nonie Fisher Student Director: Carol Gilpin Florenceterasiwekerss or eee crore June Langham Horninibaliets Avr ssncie.c ot oreiey scamienemoune Tom Eaton elinys (itohokeis nie oraid Dace renee: Teresa Dodge Jet re yierrugtancrcnsr sea o ciere ter tert ore Jeff Fisher Mrs sRaGGViccucrce nore cea Kathleen Johnson TWitSiea citer ac uleront dal 0: atot chong omen ear Steve Wilson Samuels die cw Gisen s suvieeer erence Emmett St. Marie ily Belle: srereuctsterscsist eens are ere peteuers Laura Kinney Ethel ce tere cet tube wasn Jennifer Maxwell Miss:Wilhelmindie......6 .¢% 0-4 -= Patti Trimble Drs Ernie ttccst asa cccern vei etsterec nuts Bill Wing Drs dohnsOnis. nm creca neencrs ome rae cea Terry Fleig Gy ae) She CR et otar easy ahehenenoke tens Marcy Jones . . . just before Christmas the Tourney queen and her court were announced. Senior Princess, Rhonda White Senior Princess, Linda Piech Queen, Judy Patton Junior Princess, Sophomore Princess, Karen Rubelcava Len Callahan 26 January... Linda Kirkpatrick was crowned Miss Banning. She became a semi-finalist in the Queen Scheherazade contest in Indio. From the decorating, to the crowning, to the grand March, to the last dance... This “winter wonderland’ was a_ just- right theme for King Chuck Cole with date Laura Kinney. Six hundred attended the Secondary Schools’ Conference of Riverside County. The Con- ference was held at Banning this year. Due to the wonderful cooperation among students and faculty the Conference was a smashing success. 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Linda Carper Wendy Myers GipliPeclestrtcisie css ane wuncsie) an eee pastielace ectoeueunrsieyine stony omsptnasnenyevenens April... is in honor of the varsity pepleaders who led us at foot- ball and basketball games. Here they are being energetic on the first day of school Head varsity cheerleader Kay Todd, Senior Judy Patton, Senior Linda Piech, Senior Patty Anderson, Senior _-- € —FS SF A Head varsity songleader (Sr.) Judy Worthington Sally Burson, Jr Suzie Piech, Jr. is in honor of the peppy J.V. Cheerleaders... Head junior —varsity Barbara Sevier Cheerleader Marie Haworth Adele Abras Sandi Kettering Barbara Sevier, Marie Haworth, Sandi Kettering, Adele Abras —all sophomores. of and our little BRONCO mascot | Linda Carper et ate oe EN le ee OF a 4, = oa. = Bg r earmark We look forward to seeing this bouncing pony. Linda has contributed lots to our pep rallies and basketball games. Se) Oo = wo a0 + ° ” ” ae, e) o re os } j -” =. fs. eee wee “oO CE’ QY’O’ OHO’ OW’ Qn’ Ow 6 “C5 MAAAAABAAREBA r) ewalf : q n A i) § CR ORGANIZA CIONS Sable Members are: J. Lara, W. Myers, D. Covington, M. Gambral, B. Grant, K. Whitmore, M. Norte, A. Cranford, D. Buchan- an, S. Baird, L. Wash- burn, S. Reidhammer, P. Clinton, J. Swait, G. Hall, B. Grant, K. Pennell, L. Bischke, B. Trend, J. Vey, D. Rivera, S. Wallbreck, R. Durham, J. Blanks, L. Bird, C. Denier, R. Mar- tinez, S. Martin, T. Brown, J. Snyder, L. Sanchez, L. Rodberg, N. Eaton, S. Robinson, E. Tweedy and R. Mendoza. Miss Allen advisor. G.A.A. G.A.A. is for all girls who are interested The girls go to playdays throughout the year. in sports. F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional experience in planning and doing activities relating to homemaking. 3rd row, | to r: L. Rosel, Y. Flores, F. Elizondo, J. Barron, D. Rivera, J. Moore, D. Stol- te, E. Trjuillo, A. Stolte, M. Norte. 2nd row: C. Mesna, S. Warren, L. Benton, J. Lara, R. Mendoza, L. Flores, S. Semour, L. Conteras, L. Marcus. Ist row: R. Oretga, S. Lopez, F. Rogers, G. Lo- pez, Miss Coombs, L. Lopez, L. Sanchez, L. Macias and L. Bratton. Rally Committee These are the girls who keep our school peppy and provide skits during the afternoon assemblies. Left to Right: S. Martin, P. Tamu- lonis, A. Rubalcava, M. Reese, S. Hill, L. Carper, T. Marks, L. Calla- han, K. Rubalcava, A. Abras. The Block B is for all boys who have lettered in any of the various sports around the cam- pus. These are the boys who pick the candidates for Home- coming and Christmas Tourna- ment queens. 3rd row, | to r: E. Andry, P. Thomas, T. Randazzo, D. Andres, L. DeFreese, D. Cox, W. Snodgrass. 2nd row: J. Brown, C. Glipin, S. Baird, V. Becerra, J. Rios, J. Flood, K. Atkins. Ist row: Mrs. Romberg, M. Jones, M. Gambrall, K. Johnson and S. Cole. These are the stu- dents who are inter- ested in mathematics. The club helps to pro- mote interest in math. Medical Club 42 This club is for any stu- dents who are interested in the medical field in the fu- ture. The girls are helpers at the hospital. Many of the most intelligent students are in the California Scholarship Fed- eration. Sponsors are Mrs. Wood and Mr. Smithpeter. Standing, | to r: A. Abras, M. Zavala, J. Maxwell, T. Babb, Mr. Smithpeter, D. Gobel, J. Higbee, S. Hall, D. Cox. Sitting: L. Kinney, Mrs. Wood, T. Dodge, and Z. Shugart. Science Club The Science Club has mem- bers who are interested in sci- ence and the club promotes an interest in science. Mr. Thorpe is the advisor. The band is another one of the large groups that represents our school, in such things as; Palm Springs Rodeo, National City, Spring Concert, Stage Coach W Days and all the games. Drill Ceam Members are top row, | to r: S. Starmer, P. Thomas, S. Baird, L. P. Malmgren, C. Denier, C. Ellis, C. Lancaster, bottom row: C. Palmer, Kirkpatrick, L. Seymour, D. Buchan, L. Ledig, P. Gilley, middle row: A. Abras, G. Hall, D. Dellgodo, A. Cranford, K. Richter, F. Michaud, C. Mesna, F. Rogers, L. Callahan, F. Elizondo, L. Washburn, T. Miller, L. Carper, and J. Barron drill team leader. Ud Ist row, | to r: J. Gray, J. Gannon, F. Geter, G. Cullors, M. Cardona, P. Gaiger, D. Bernard, T. Gaiger, D. Magill, E. Studor, J. Timmel, J. Sanchez, J. Webster, C. Fleig, R. Broz, 2nd row: G. Strange, E. C. Roberts, C. Barnes, M. Reese, A. Rubalcava, P. Anderson, K. Todd, Lara, R. Villapando, F. Calderon, E. St. Marie, B. Stepleton, T. Per- K. Rubalcava. kins, G. Barnes, B. Stoner, J. Baird, R. Hook, 3rd row: B. Welty, Drum Mayor Mayorettes Shelley Wallace head majorette Ann King Phyllis Amick Jeff Fisher 45 3rd row (I. to r.), J. Brown, R. Villapondo, J. Ballard, J. Wilson, L. Alloway, D. Jones, W. Phillips, R. Lopez, P. Leksen, J. Kresner, B. Dage, Mr. Jensen. 2nd row: K. Wallace, B. Meyers, J. Langham, J. Crook, | ‘4 a B. Trimble, L. Kirkpatrick, B. Davis, S. Starmer, C. Palmer, K. Darnell. Ist row: A. Sanders, Z. Rayson, W. Myers, P. Cunningham, L. Lee, S. Burden, E. Rowe, E. Sanford, J. Flood, S. Semore, P. Brandon and S. Mathews. irls’ Chorus The Girls’ Chorus and Acapella is one of the largest groups from our school who goes places to perform and repre- sents our school in song under the direction of Mr. Jensen. Girls’ Chorus (from I. to r.) S. Abby, G. Work, f K. Wallace, Mr. Jensen, C. Evens, B. Meyers, S. Work, D. Gibson, S. Prettyman and P. Cunning- ham. At the right are 3 year members of Acapella, (I. to r.) Jack Brown, Becky Meyers, John Wilson, Wendy Myers and Paul Leksen. Music Club is for any interested student who likes music. Mr. Smith anc Mr. Jensen are in charge of the groug dying meetings and on trips to see and hear great musical performers. x XxX Speech Club The Speech Club, under the direction of Mr. Rose, is for any students who are interested in speech and drama. The club provides opportunities for the members to take part in plays and in speech activities. Members are left to right (top row) J. Gannon, C. Cole, K. Stinson, J. Fisher, J. Gibson, S. Wilson, S. McSpadden, Mr. Rose (advisor), T. Gaiger, M. Pickett, C. Roberts, M. Haworth, J. Smith, C. Fleig, A. Abras, D. Mathes and C. Mesna. The A.F.S. boasts benefits which are used to send students abroad. The club is for any student who may wish to be a foreign exchange student during their school years. x x Girls’ League Officers Officers are from | to r (1st row) J. Crook-vice-president; Mrs. Wood (advisor), T. Dodge-president. (2nd row) G. Lopez-treasurer, L. Callahan-recording secretary; E. Ruba- calva-parliamentarian, and W. Meyers-corresponding sec- retary. Under the direction of Mrs. Wood the Girls’ League is for all girls on campus. The league is to promote friendship with all girls in all schools. The girls put on such activities as the Spinsters’ Dance and Girls’ League Conference. Officers from | to r (Ist row) J. Crook, Mrs. Wood (advisor), K. Todd-president, K. Rubacalva (2nd row) L. Carper, F. Michaud, C. Miller, B. Davis, M. Haworth and B. Sevier. The Banning Teachers Association is for any students who are interested in becoming teachers in the future as their profession. The club helps the students become familiar with the profession. 4 dl ? Members from | to r are: Miss Coombs (advisor) C. Mesna, J. Barron, C. Roberts, B. Romberg, C. Fleig, J. Linton, B. Purdue, J. Higbee, D. Moyer, M. Haworth, A. Abras, K. Todd, C. Gambrall and P. Anderson. President Advisor C. Cole Mrs. Varney DVL parlimentarian E. Rubacalva Comm. of Records Comm. of G irls P. Trimble V. Carey Comm. of Pep L. Carper Comm. of Corr. Stampede co-editor L. Kinney K. Todd x wall Xx Head Songleader J. Worthinfton Senior pres. P. Anderson Speaker of House Annual editor M. Walker S. Wilson 50 tudent Vice-President L. Brower Parlimentarian S. McSpadden Comm. of Boys G. Thompson Comm. of Activities R. Tennell Comm. of Finance C. Gilpin Head Cheerleader J. Patton Senior pres. L. Hail Historian J. Lara = Block B pres. J. V. Cheerleader G.A.A. pres. J. Poynter M. Haworth G. Lopez Girls’ League K. Todd Ne Junior pres. Band pres. Junior pres. G. Gray J. Fisher D. Scriven Speech pres. M. Pickett Sophomore pres. Music pres. Sophomore pres. S. Kettering J. Wilson T. Marks Girls’ League T. Dodge S € Math pres. Medical pres. W. Kjorvestad C. Gilbert B.T.A. pres. F.H.A. pres. P. Anderson K. Davis ' A.F.S. pres. Drill Team pres. Science pres. T. Eaton J. Barron S. Hall Council 51 Members from | to r are: S. Martin, H. Baca, T. Dodge, D. Gobel, R. Thomp- son, D. Cook, S. Diell, T. Eaton, M. Walker, Mr. Welsh (advisor). Seated are: L. Callahan, J. Moore, L. Carper, J. Carper, J. Crook, K. Rubacalva, and G. Melone. ouse Of Representatives japbe Here they are the makers of our school paper: L. Piech (co-editor) Mrs. Varney (advisor) S. Johnson, R. Wheeler, V. Carey, F. Atkins, L. Lee, G. Thompson, P. Anderson, J. Jackmen, J. Wilson, S. Ritz, D. Seacor, T. Parrish, K. Todd (co-editor). Seated are: P. Buzzinni, S. Berson, H. Baca, S. Piech, K. Darnell, and E, St.Marie. San Gorgontan Staff he 4 Wes ROSG iis a5 cree ene coon oes Advisor } S AWileonee beac hea teen: tact Editor x Je BEMrOWeccisrace asco ereuehe Art Activities 4 JeVendevilletcics aes oe Organizations | So MGthOWws s,s erctte. assign caterers) 0-8 fore Seniors TARISHEN kote eo teeta le eee Ads Vie GOney. se isca ret ied ensuehens ens Classes Si Gl binaries Solero tesene eaters. eens Ads MeiDodger.. sis.c cin = aitetas easunewe aes Art Te ECTOM e4ccsewpetsin, tee ate cise elie te Sports NESEatOmins, a ierarwia oncnsnatenasmeneits Faculty Sharon AMERICAN YEARBOO My dog’s bigger than your dog!! These are the METRECALE for dinner winners. You'll flip at the Zip the Zip of RC cola. The ONLY way to fly. OID Gravy Train, | love you! The one and only cereal that comes in the shape of animals. Go Allen and leave the driving to US. Do you have tired blood? SPOR CS BSS ORS waa 10 S a™ Football “See the happy coaches. They are happy because they have a good team—a winning team. Happy, happy, happy. Sometimes they will yell at their players. Yell, yell, yell. But this is necessary so that the players will understand.” Seriously, though, head coach Wilson and line coach Menzia should be proud. Originally rated for a fifth place in DVL, the Broncos proved strong contenders for the crown and ended the season with a 4 win—1 loss record. Again—congratulations Mr. Wilson and Mr. Menzia! Gilly Malone — DVL Gary Van Kirk —DVL Bob Dage—DVL SAN JACINTO — BEAUMONT The Broncos, starting the year with the odds against them, emerged with four consecutive victories in a colorful pre-season series. The Banning Boys cleaned up on San Jac and Aquinas and racked up the upset of year against Hemet that sent Bulldogs and sports- writers a vay talking to themselves. The “Mighty’(?) Cougars from Beaumont were defeated 47-20 as the Broncos walked over them on their own field. TOUCHDOWN Dick Brown — DVL John McNeil — DVL Jack Thomas Me Ronnie Tennel Mike Zavala COACHELLA— TWENTYNINE PALMS The victorious Broncos double-timed it down to the desert to take on the CV orange pickers only to find that the farmer boys had developed into a well-balanced team. While the CV fans were blowing their whistles in the stands, the Arabs sneaked by the Broncos for three touchdowns. The Broncos scored four TD’s on beautiful plays only to have two of them called back. The final result—a disheartening 18-14 loss. Out for blood, the Banning Boys calmly rode to TP and, upon hitting the grid, casually walked all over the Wildcats who seemed to be taking a snooze when the whistle blew. Needless to say, the Broncos left 29 Palms with a 40-6 win under their belts. Terry Parrish David Gobel 14 Butch Platner Brian Romberg INDIO-PALM SPRINGS As can be seen by the picture Indio spent most of the night falling all over each other and getting up again while Curtis and the rest of the herd took over. They closed the gap and left the score at 20-13 at the half. Ps During halftime Coach Wilson gave one of his inspiring “get-out-there-and-fight” talks and the Broncos emerged to end the game with a 38-20 score. The Rajahs rolled up their magic carpets and traded them on a good set of camels that led them to a last place in the DVL. The Palm Springs Indians might as well have stayed home on Nov. 13. The icy weather proved too much for their thin blood and by the time they got warmed up at the half the score was 6-0 Broncos. All the Banning Boys could think of was getting warm, so during the second half they racked up 13 more points, went to the dance and left the Indians wondering where everyone had gone. . «ui. Gil Jerry Crook Norman Mitchell Dick Scrivens ‘42 Ken Stolte Bruce Denny Lee Brower Roy Jackson Julius Flood YUCAIPA The Broncos spent another freezing night on the University of Redlands field where they took on the Yucaipa Thunderbirds in the game that gave the Banning Boys a shot at CIF. Both teams sort of goofed around the first quarter: a kick here, a pass there —the usual football stuff. But during the rest of the game it was all one-sided in favor of Banning. At the final gun it was 25-7 and Yucaipa chalked up another Homecoming loss to the Banning Broncos. Darold Reeser Orin Haworth — Rick Curtis Wayne Kjorvestad Cliff Matthews Don Lyons George Rios Mike Garcia Pat McCann Juntor Varsity The JV’s battle against Yucaipa The Banning Bronco Junior Varsity ended their season with a third place berth in DVL play. Behind the coaching of Mr. Belzer, Mr. Bethel, and Mr. Spalten the Ponies won tw o of their five league games. Some of these athletic young men will undoubtably be moving up to Varsity play next year so Banning can look forward to an exciting, if not unusual, year. The Crew This was Banning’s first attempt at cross-country competition with other DVL schools. Our courageous team tried hard to put Banning in the rating in cross-country, so next year... Coach Robinson Post E] Centro — defeat and the Alma Mater. Basketball The Banning Broncos tied Yucaipa for the DVL basketball crown this year and entered CIF competition only to lose a heart- breaker to El Centro in the first game. Coach Del Bethel, new at Banning this year, exhibited one of the fastest and toughest teams BHS has had in many years. Dick Brown and J. P. Matthews represented the Broncos as members of the first string all DVL. Coach Del Bethel Lurix Johnson Orin Haworth 67 Lance Alloway J. P. Matthews — DVL Jessie Ballard Tom Ruse iv Bob Platner Joe Allen 69 This is one of the Broncos’ new plays that fans saw executed. It involves having two players lying on the ground and the other three spread around in various positions. The next instant will see Lurix Johnson on a follow-through with a swift kick to No. 14. A non-contact sport. ae Game photographer — Rusty Harrison Mike Zavala 70 MRA RWHHARD Lyons back to pitch Coach Menzia lead the Broncos to another great season. Keep up the great work, coach. Safe! Run, Bobby, Run Zavala catches flies. ATHLETE’S FEATS 74 ‘DIZUBW AIO YODOD‘UUDD IW 4Dg ‘YYOMDH UO ‘auo|jDyW ANID ‘UMOIg AIIG ‘4aUjO]g YyD4Ng ‘ZeyoUDS UYor saBDUDW :Buipunys ‘y4by UDA Avy ‘uosuy wir ‘AdId Auns ‘jauuay aluuoy ‘sud UOg ‘poysanioly auADAA ‘soJapjng aor ‘sauUay axI W seBOUDW sepn|ou! ponbs |jogasoq odu01g $96 SY4L Our tennis team deserves two pages this year. At the date of publication they had won two matches and were going on to defeat more astonished opponents, with hopes of gaining a steak dinner. Wonder who's buying? Our A.S.B. President carries a big stick swings it! 76 yYyoNe4 [40D ‘UMOYS JON “ADMI| 7 a2uD] pud sagbiy 420f¢ “|ja24DW A@AID}Y ‘ajOD 4ONYD sBuspaauy ‘asoy axiyy y200 ‘zsny wo] “Jaysiy yor ‘UOSUNS Yyiley ‘qudg wo] ‘ZeuDysIsyD UDG :Buypungg yy51y O} 497 Wo1y— Wa, siuUa; OdUOIg BuluUDg G96| ay] ja21AIEg Heft tf tll ep tt $—4—-++-4--$--- +4} re oe oe tt On your mark... Huff, puff, pant. Above is pictured our track team coach, surrounded by his flock. Our team made a gallant effort again this year. Ever watched a track meet for the odd positions. Here are a few. Rois (above) in a 8 ft. stretch. Stoner doing a ballet jump into the pit. An “unidentified” in a high jump nose dive ae CLASSES ya an rr SORT OM ORO OASORS SOSOR ia AVA AAAATAATAYAS id, Bb — ‘Ve IWAAANAAAAA ‘a mt WOsSS (ORS(O)S OWN ROR ORS � 6) — _— atk Wee . it | ° ; ) y , ; yy j 7 - ” ; 3 a if 5 | a aa as fi hy f ea Ads H ‘ ; Z Ais ot % } 4 ‘ | j aa pee ET = lst Semester Cheerleaders President Vice President Perry Anderson Ines Schebela Secretary Treasurer Joyce Linton Gloria Lopez Seniors Treasurer Secretary Steve McSpadden John McNeil Advisors: Abras, Amick, Noble President Larry Hail Vice President Terri Dodge Shirley Abbey Lance Alloway Patty Anderson | Perry Anderson Jim Anson Judy Barron Kay Atkins t Thomas Babb Gary Barnes Jessie Ballard Larry Bailey Carol Ann Bennett Linda Brooks Virginia Becerra David Bernard —— iy Dick Brown Favian Calderon Lee Brower Robert Brown Vicki Jo Carey Tim Coffey Pat Clinton Art Cole 84 Denise Cox Dean Cook Robert Coombs Charles Cole Robert Dage Bernice Davis Jerry Crook Margaret Darling Linda DeFreese Teresa Dodge Bruce Denney A. Thomas Eaton Diane Endres Candrus Evans Flavia Elizondo Jeff Fisher Ray Franklin Terry Fleig Jon Gibson Carol Gilpin Clint Gorman Dorothy Henderson Larry Hail ™ Robert Hall Larry Harvey Ernestine Johns Valent Hlavenka Lozzie Jessie Jean Johnson Donald Jones Kathleen Johnson Lurix Johnson 87 Marcella Jones Barbara Kettering Boyd Kilgore Laura Kinney Lyn Kirkpatrick Wayne Kjorvestad Edelgard Krick June Langham Dwan Lee Paul Leksen Sally Lembke Joyce Linton Gloria Lopez Rosemary Loundagin John McNeil Stephen McSpadden Linda Macias Robert Malone Cliff Mathews James Matthews Sharon Matthews Jennifer Maxwell Susan Maynard Wayne Metzger Floyd Neiswanger Frank Miller Carolyn Miller Rebecca Meyers Melba Norte Mernell Novian Richard Nystrom ge l Carla Palmer Terry Parrish Judy Patton 90 Les Patton Linda Piech Robert Platner James Poynter Stella Prettyman Sarah Rehberg Sandra Robison Ester Mae Roberson Eddie Rios Paul Ring Linda Rodberg Eileen Rubalcava Doris Sanchez Ines Schebela Akira Shigeoka Lindsey Seagraves Zuma Shugart Ronnie Simms } Wilma Snodgrass Emmett St. Marie Keith Stinson Pat Stone William Stoner Art Swait Ronnie Tennell Larry Thomas Mike Thompson Randy Thompson Kay Todd Patricia Trimble Elaine Tweedy Mike Walker Ralph Waring Jeffrey Watson Rhonda White Bill Wing Jerry Wilson Sandi Woods Mike Zavala Diana Higgins John Wilson Gwen Work Steve Wilson Judy Worthington 94 | Seniors a Go—Go! President Gary Gray Cheerleaders Phyllis Buzzini Emmy Andry Treasurer Lorraine Rodberg Vice-President Secretary George Dale Linda Carper First Semester Junior Class Second Semester — eS. ss : Advisor Advisor Advisor Mac Dinwiddy David Martin David Welsh Secretary Vice-President Linda Carper Gary Gray Treasurer Steve Ritz Cheerleaders Wendy Meyers Karen Rubucava President Dick Scriven | ee Joe Allen Phyllis Amick Emmy Andry Frances Adkins Helen Baca Sandra Baird Margaret Ballard Steve Barker Lynda Bird Clarence Borah Doris Bowman Eric Brewer Jack Brown Denise Buchanan Shari Burden Sally Burson Phyllis Buzzini Joe Campbell Linda Carper Velma Carroll Dan Christanaz Sue Cole Nichael Costello Dorothy Covington Jo Ann Crook Pat Cunningham Rick Curtis George Dale Kathy Darnell Jim Darnell Karen Davis Cyndy Donald Judy Doyle Nancy Eaton Ken Everett Jewel Flood Lois Flores Yolanda Flores Connie Flowers Phil Gaiger Tom Gaiger Mary Gambrall 97 Mike Garcia Diana Gibson David Gobel Bette K. Grant Bette M. Grant Gary Gray Johnny Gray Dorothy Guy Spencer Hall Jim Halliman Wade Harris Will Harrison Fletcher Leary Wendell Leary Lauren Ledig Linda Lee Linda Lopez Rudy Lopez Pat McCann Jerry McConnell Tim Mandelke Steve Mann Harvey Marcell David Martin Orin Haworth Steve Hazel Gary Hickox Jack Higbee Darroll Holmes Neal lund Roy Jackson Dan Jameson Allen Jayo Kim Jessup Susan Johnson Charlie Juarez Kathy Kalchert Jim Keener Bette Kilgore Gary Lambert Juanita Lara Roberta Larsen 98 Harold Mathews Sandra Matthews Rosemary Mendoza Dick Mesna Merona Metzger Danese Moyer Richard Murphy Melba Murry Wendy Myers Jimmy Needler Norma Norman Pat O'Dell Rita Ortega Armond Pacetine Carla Palmer Roger Pelletier Odias Pellem Betty Perdue Dan Perkins Tom Peters Mickey Pickett Susie Piech John Pierce Jack Presley Theresa Preston Theresa Randazzo Zora Rayson Darold Reeser Tony Reyes Marion Rhea Charlene Ring George Rios Jorginna Rios Steve Ritz Carl Rivera Jane Robbins Earl Robison Lorraine Rodberg Steve Rogers Brian Romberg Linda Rozel Karen Rubulcava 99 Larry Rubus Tamas Rusz Linda Sanchez Pat Sanchez Pedro Sanchez Dickie Scriven Louann Seymour Robert Sibole Wayne Simoneau Bill Starmer Anita Stolte Don Stoner George Strange Calvin Strong Eddie Studer Don Taylor Georgette Teotig Jack Thomas Pam Thomas Greg Thompson Emeline Trujillo Linda Tryon Gary Van Kirk Joyce Vendevelle Jeri Vey Richard Villalpando Shirley Warren Renee Weller Leroy Wells Bill Welty Don Wheelock Kathy Whitmore Ron Williams Junie Wilson William Wongg Sharon Work Mike Thompson Sharon Burden 100 A typical Junior class... The Junior class took Ist place in the Home- coming Parade with their float entry, Hatfield vr. McCoy. The Junior Play was up to its usual standards under the direction of Mr. Mike Rose. 101 President Sandy Kettering Cheerleaders Jennell Moore Melody Reese Treasurer Sharon Martin Vice-President Secretary pp | Treasurer Sam Maxwell Francine Michaud Gail Hall First Semester Sophomore Class Second Semester Advisor Harold Bendigkeit Secretary Carol Roberts Cheerleaders Bobbie Trimble Toni Miller an “a d y ™ Advisor Advisor . Suzanne Coombs Louis Thorpe RM OETA! re Vice-President Adele Abras 102 Adele Abras Diane Adams Mel Allen Charles Angelis Sammy Arellanes John Baird Joe Balderas Carolyn Barnes Bill Barnfield John Batchelor Yvonne Becerra Latonia Benson Valerie Betts Linda Bischke Judy Blair Janie Blanks Peggy Brandon Kathy Brewer Duane Brooks Bill Brown Daniel Brown Rosie Brown Tommie Jean Brown Don Burdick Len Callahan Marcello Cardona Charles Carroll John Coffey George Consantino Linda Contreras Linda Carol Cook Don Cornwall Don Cox Alice Cranford Billy Dage Lynn Davis Danise Delgado Cindi Dellis Cindy Denier Dwight Dew William Diell Sherry Dragolovich 103 Yvonne Duran Rita Durham Karen Ellingson Starr Elomer William Emmerich Teresa Evans Pat Everett Carl Feucht Carol Fleig David Fletcher Ernie Flores Pat Franco Cecelia Gambrall James Gannon Ida Garcia Farris Geter Paula Gilley Anna Marie Gomez Steve Grady Ken Gunn Doug Gunther Gail Hall Marie Haworth Sheri Hill Mary Holmes Debbie Holt Richard Hook Kenneth Husby Jack lhrie Jo Ann Jackman James Jackson Norman Jayo Sharon Jones Daisy Joubert Bill Kaminsky Art Kearmey Fred Kennel Sandi Kettering Ann King Rodger King Jeff Kresner Carol Lancaster 104 Edward Lara John Lario Charles Lawton Neal Leary Joey Lesh Steve Lewis Leonard Linton of Lyn Branton Allen Lopez John Lubben Tim McCann Jay McClanshan Mike Macias Dawn Magill Pat Malmgren Kathy Marcell Lois Marcus Toni Marks Sharon Martin Rocio Martinez Donald Mathes Sam Maxwell Gilbert Mendoza Colleen Mesna 4 ( Judie Metie S. 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Toni Miller ‘ Gayla Minucci Cherrel Moore Freddie Moore 4 wg ' ‘2 bi rd Jenell Moore Gary Navin Marty Ortega Sheila Partain James Perdue Jerry Peterson Wayne Phillips Kathy Pinnell Pat Pollard John Prettyman Pete Privett Jane Radcliffe 105 Melodie Reese Sherry Reidhammer Michael Renner Dan Reynolds Kathy Richter Cecelia Rios Dolores Rivera Carol Roberts Michael Robinson Susan Rodriquiz Frances Rodgers Lonnie Ross Elise Rowe Andi Rubalcava Dick Rutherford Mike Rutton Chris Sanchez George Sanchez John Sanchez Eyvonne Sanford Sandi Semore Barbara Sevier Mike Sharp Sandra Shugart Helen Sibole Lenora Simmons Joanne Smith Joe Smith Sandra Starmer Henry Steward Dottie Stolte Fonzell Strange Harry Sullivan Joyce Swait Pat Tamulonis Garland Thomas Jane Timmel Allan Treend Bobbi Trimble Chris Vallez Tommy Vollaro Karen Wallace 106 Georganne Woods Richard Wray Marvin Marcos Susan Lopez 107 Shelley Wallace Susie Walbrecht Bonnielee Ward Lynette Washburn John Webster Ernest White ORS Om ORS WN WAVAY Xb Noh Nb Ne ak , ay RRAKE NARA NG): ORS ORO RS LOR OSS JIM CAIN Spewing Coeds Bicycles Surplus 4 ‘he Fi =m PA CRONS AND SCUDENC INDEX McCULLOH STUDIO 66 West Ramsey Banning, California Supplies Film Commercial Photography ® Portraits Your authorized dealer for: Eastman-Kodak ® Dupont-Ansco ® Bell Howell Argus Graflex ® Polaroid Once again Mr. Leonard McCulloh has extended his services, time and materials to aid the production of the 1965 San Gorgonian. 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But without the staff we had this year you would not be holding this book in your hands. The staff often worked late hours to finish work while Mr. McCulloh worked equally as hard to print photos for us. |, the editor, would like to take this page in thanking the staff: Mike, Judy, Joyce, Tom, Nancy, Sparky, Sharon, Vickie, and latecomers Jeff and Chuck. They all did a fine job on their sections and should be recognized. Finally thanks to Mr. Lane for another set of Senior pictures and Mr. Rose, our advisor, for providing the push to complete this book. The 65er. The staff that conquered 3R forms, copy submitted records and proof sheets. Hail! Hail, the conquerers?!!! 120 odds dead- 10t be d late lly as inking haron, a fine thanks Rose,