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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

pS a Ry aS SAN GORGONIAN 1907 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BANNING HIGH SCHOOL BANNING, CALIFORNIA FOREWORD | Look around! There's so much to see —everywhere you want to look. From pond water to outer space, life is pulsating, breathing, discovering and growing. All this is wasted, though, unless you will notice it. In this year's San Gorgonian we have tried to capture the action at Banning High, to include both the things everyone sees and the less obvious sights. Our purpose is { Awareness—to make you Aware of Banning High, its personalities, its activities, and, in a broader sense, of the world and our place in it. CONTENTS | STUDEINGE EUR Bia etirecaener screencast vay SPOR(S fires: cataeenenageeceeeieees OO PEOPLE :c0:. i.e eeer crane Oe Organizations 64 Faculty = SOG 76 Seniors 84 Classes es sae lie Sponsors : ; Ree ae : as Sow eS) DEDICATION MRS. RUTH VARNEY Mrs. Varney majored in English and P.E. at Parsons College, lowa, where she received her B.A. degree. In California she did graduate work at U.S.C., U.C.L.A., and U.C.R. She first came to Banning High in 1936, as a P.E. teacher. Since then she has worked in many areas, including English, Journalism, Student Council and Leadership. She has taught continuously here since then, except for 1947-52, when she was an officer of P.E.O., an honorary women’s organization, becoming state president in 1951-52. The students and faculty extend our gratitude and say, we dedicate this book to you in thanks for the time, energy and guidance you have dedicated to us’ LOOK AROUND Look around Look around Look up Look down Look here Look there Look everywhere Do you see spirit exploding with enthusiasm? Do you see effort accomplishing a goal? Do you see friendship reaching out its hand? Do you see what's happening happening all over? Do you see our campus standing proudly? , a ee ein oes a ae . - = Pe ti ad Charge of the Lunch Brigade Keep shoveling it in Wischan When you walk through a storm hold your head up high Slellad le Shout! Scream! Shriek! Score! Hail the heroes forevermore! Green and white flash into the air As bodies jump and dance A swish of tail, of black and white And a horse begins to prance. Faces cheer and hands meet wildly As players score and win A ball is passed, a point is made And spirit escapes from within. Boots and knees marching together As patterns form on the field A trumpet blares, a drum cadence rolls And a melody is revealed. Trying just this once to get the experiment right. EFFORT IS Climbing on the monkey bars Trying not to look too uncoordinated A happy smiling friend F iQ | F N DSI | PP | S Doing for others what they cannot do for themselves. Sharing the grass with someone else WHAT’S HAPPENING Products of Mr. Noble's tax evasion course. Mrs. Wood was seen smiling again. The Monkees—on record and off. wate ‘ Mr. Burke received a gift of appreciation from the B.P.A. The bench-warmers club meets daily Ac TNI A i AAR ARE BBS at, Bi aS sinc bt NRT The cafeteria was newly decorated twice! Have you Handed papers in two days late? Lost overdue library books? Forgotten where your P.E. clothes are? Received a lot of digusted looks? Join the organized organization. ZO-oAPrPN-—-2ZraawadOo QUR CAMPUS A privileged tree in Senior Square Football bleachers worn and bare A grassy quad—our high school mall Faces and people filling the hall. With Grete Kaiser came another oppor- tunity to know our neighbors. She is a perfect example of poise and charm and her warmth and happiness come to all of us through her smile. She takes an active part in our school activities and is always willing to become involved. Anyone in Banning who has talked to, been with, or just observed Jay deVera has to agree the AFS program is a wonderful step to personal and world- wide understanding. Jay is alive in t he truest sense, vibrant, and never dull. Although he will return. to his home, many of us will always feel closer to the Philippines and all other foreign nations because of him. RE MSs Pda, ' Cutest—Steve Lewis and Sandi Kettering OUTSTANDING OF Best Personality—Ernie Flores and Len Callahan Friendliest-—Doug Gunther and Barbara Most Likely To Succeed—George Constantino and Carol Fleig Sevier 3 ae et Best Dressed—Norman Jayo and Melodie Reese peOie ts 1967 ai Best Sense of Humor—Art Kearney and Andi Rubalcava ira Most Intelligent—Don Cox and Sandi Shugart g+Z ACTION Yes, there is action at Banning High School. People are alive. They work, they study, and they have fun. For some, it is mostly work, and for others, it is mostly fun. We can stay up alll night working on a term paper, or we can say heck with it, and take a lower grade. The decision is ours, and we usually regret it, but that's how things are, as we are all learning. Ist place—AFS Float CROSSROADS SMALL WORLD HOMECOMING— “ IT’S A SMALL WORLD 3rd place—Senior Float Although the Hemet-Banning Homecoming Game ended in a 7-6 score, the excitement of half-time and the suspense of the game made October 28 a night to be remembered QUEEN The hand of the Drill team clock slowly passed each princess once—twice. Anxi- ously the crowd held its breath. When the suspense had built to a rising tension, the clock suddenly stopped at 8 o'clock. Aaaaa—the alarm rang with the excited scream of Queen Len Callahan and the roar of approval from the stands. Princess Francine Michaud Queen Len Callahan and her escort black-eyed Jimmy Dawson Princess Sheri Hill Princess Sheri, Princess Francine, Queen Len and Princess Kathy Queen Len Callahan with her escort, George Franco, reigned over the Home- coming Dance. A EEADE LIV AN? 2 Ne A in | told you those false eyelashes wouldn't stick SENIOR PLAY POR cot naaetimpraued SCKe. yr (Ee = 7 ye , pa i ae B28 PRIDE AND PREJUDICE [3 How dare you use marked chessmen! CAST MireiBemmeti tens cinien sane ses oe George Constantino Mrs Bingley. ae a2 .........Norman Jayo Mrs. Bennet ....... Pee ee: Jane Timmel Miss Bingley .. . : .....Bobbi Trimble Elizabeth ets Aas oe oa Ses eek eas Carol Fleig Mr. Collins PA ee ee _John Webster GING een ES ete ee idea se ..Ann Thompson Mr. Wickham Senne -.........Steve Lewis INNGIBY? cscs, Be are ee RRs, eer Carol Roberts Lady Lucas ..... .........-Patty Tamulonis sVfo lic | eee rina 7 alae oeiete MERE Ds seane 2 ron Miller Charlotte Lucas . : sia ee Juay Bidit KGINERING 27 carraceaee _.......Francine Michaud Fee sede. ........Gayla Minucci NNGSEDOUGGY 2 52 Scenes ese tes. 23s: aera Bob Higbee Lady Katherine DeBourgh ......Bonnielee Ward Family Reunion 1817 pose Ar eee I i “V s Ae sae — el mye Ary Vs 4 . - — j N r Senior Princess Toni Miller Senior Princess Georgeanne Woods ™, Queen Sandi Kettering f Junior Princess Laurie Thomas Sophomore Princess Robyn Weals | 26 This year's Block B Invitational Christmas Tournament was packed with action as 16 teams competed in the four-day contest. When the last whistle had been blown, we found the desert team of Indio in first place, with Bloomington second, Hemet third, and Banning hanging on to fourth place. What is it, Dick and George? A bird, a plane or BLOCK B TOURNAMENT a basket? Queen Sandi awards Ist place to the winning team Indio as the players look on with their trophies. SPINSTER’S DANCE — CHAYA | Yellow Acacia trees growing among Japanese pines and cherry blossoms, Soft breezes blowing tinkling wind chimes and the scent of incense, Sparkling water flowing under a foot bridge necklaced with flowers, A dragon, fierce and mighty showing swinging between brightly -hued lanterns, White pearls and jewels glowing on a deep red velvet crown and throne, People enjoying and knowing a night to be remembered as Chaya. Hey, wait a minute, George is my date tonight iyo King George Constantino | and his escort Sherry Dragolovich. | will now demonstrate my interpretation of the splits Oh come on, Shelley, everyone else is dancing close. | crown you King—for three hours. = —__ ae a ies = Berkeley protesters of 1970 CAST Mrs. Wilkins Jeanette Germain Betsy Selig Deedee El-Soukary Mimi Van Dijk Susie Grant Molly Compton Eva Mann Mrs. Essenprice Kathy Risvold Vicki Monroe Linda Van Kirk Eddie Knapp Tim Anderson Tina Grey Laurie Thomas Marcille Benedict Alma Trace Susan Page Flor Herrera Peter Wayne Lafon Sam Bob Miller Tom Lee Sapaden Christopher Daniels Ed Beal Cindi Cellar Sandi Harris Ist policeman Jerry Maple 2nd policeman Tom Meinzer Just repeat the magic words ‘| can fly, | can fly And this is our lesson for today—the waltz—one— two—three—one—two—three But Sandy, all we want to do is practice our Biology tech- - THE JUNIOR PLAY PUBLICITY MAD ‘Welcome to our annual fund-raising drive—join in our money dance and you'll get more than pennies from heaven. This is the way we lose the pounds, lose the pounds, lose the “The pause that refreshes’ pounds. 31 ROR eigen see ss Here we see Miss Banning in her Queen Scheherazade outfit. Toni was selected as a member of the Queen's court when she went to represent Banning at the Indio Date Festival, and later went on to become Fourth runner-up at the Orange Show. 32 O2Z-ZZ wW nNnwn-=z —Z0-4 Uwmrrecerm—= ZONSPWEOQO NNW-2 = Em MWmZzO eH e 4 X kh Gin Pricer Shari Jones, Miss Cabazon, is shown here while modeling at Madlin’s Charm School, where she was chosen as ‘‘Model of the Year.’ Shari also received the honor of being chosen as a finalist in the ‘Miss Riverside County’ contest. 33 ee Oe ee Carolyn Isabel Meyers November 8, 1951 October 22, 1966 Easy-going open minded An honest ) pleasure to be with, | Gone. | Why? This is not | Justice. This is | Unfair; This is Undeserved. But all the time know | if is me who has lost | Candace Joan Navin April 28, 1951 not you. | November 8, 1966 Sherry Ann Finnie July 20, 1950— March 28, 1967 35 gla ou Ula The unknown Crystal ball world of our daydreams An ever far-off star The goal to be reached tomorrow. All of our plans transformed to realities All of our present past Our past ... forgotten Tomorrow is the fulfillment of our dreams today. SPORTS C bs 7 b E R ncualuhen | E A , D E R HAVE H-aD-UN Linda Van Kirk Junior 40 na O-3 0M sO=-3 0M” m U Sandi Kettering Toni Marks Ss S e e = WN i i ° ° | G | Francine Michaud F Jenell Moore S F S e e n n i i ° ° : R : Georganne Woods HAVE Carol Lancaster xs O-3 CU ns O-=—-3C Chery! Thompson Debby Thompson Mascot Z_nr-wncrA2zmMm bh VARSITY 4 a) eI FrAAg ai A 4 Ken Irwin GilMendoza——— sés Bo Miller, = ——— — s sés ave Romberg «=Si(itsté‘“‘; s CSC erry, Samaniego 42 FOOTBALL Lond 1 AY) wr George Allen Larry Becerra Don Cox Doug Gunther ie. kga@naA AAD? Darrell Holmes Ron Holton Burt King Lowdtet= John Lario John Marcus Harold Mathews Scott Morris AT MAGA Gary Navin Art Roberson Manager Bruce Simpson Dennis O'Connel Frank Ortega YNOONZONAD The first game of the new season brought the Broncos a defeat against the San Jacinto Tigers, with a smashing score of 21-12. The second game brought the Broncos a victory over the Aquinas Falcons. Our third and final non-league game saw the Broncos into another defeat against our cross town rivals the Beaumont Cougars, 20-0. 44 Lona iD Ae Wayne Phillips Allan Treend Manager John Linn OUR COACHES Weight: 5,490 Ibs. Height: 222' 10 Chest: 104° 10” Biceps: 32° 2” Length of feet: 44’ Equipment: 68 legs 34 passing arms 1088 teeth 100.98 Ibs. of brains 306 Ibs, of uniform 22 Ibs. 12 oz. of shoes 476 cleats 4,875 towels 120 rolls of tape 305 shoelaces Mr. Heslop Cost: $2,147 Mr. Dudney WHAT IS IT? Another horrible, unreal beast from the pages of a science fiction fantasy? Wrong. This is what Mr. Heslop and Mr. Dudney were presented with and commanded to turn into a team. With discipline and hard work in the place of magic wands, they made a team that at the end of the season was separated from first place by only eight points. VARSITY SCORES BANNING 12 SAN JACINTO 21 BANNING 30 AQUINAS 0 BANNING O BEAUMONT 20 BANNING 39 INDIO 7 BANNING 14 COACHELLA 21 BANNING 6 HEMET 7 BANNING 27 PALM SPRINGS iS BANNING 20 YUCAIPA 21 BANNING 30 29 PALMS 14 45 Coachella The first three quarters of the Coachella game saw the broncos and Arabs involved in a tiring contest with frequently tied scores and evenly matched talents. In the fourth quarter, though, fortune turned against Banning, and the Arabs achieved a painful 21-14 lead they were able to maintain. Indio Backed by the solid support of the fans and inspired with the thrill of new challenges, the Broncos battled to an easy win over the Rajahs. Highpoints of the game were Ferris Geter's three touchdowns, and George Wesson's recovery of a fumble and spectacu- lar 46 yard run. Halftime was marked by an outstanding performance by the Broncettes. Hemet The high hopes of Bronco fans, elevated to a peak by Alonzo Brown's early and promising touchdown, by the halftime crowning of Queen Len Callahan, could not, in all their intensity prevent the Bulldog’s Point-After-Touchdown kick from sailing over the goal and placing that one fatal point on the scoreboard. Even the 7-6 score, though, could not ruin the charm and pleasure of the annual Home- coming Dance. Yucaipa Tension, fast play, excitement, all the classic ele- ments of football, characterized the Yucaipa game. Much was at stake in this game, and both teams were electrically aware of what victory could mean. By a minor but tragically important one point, the T-Birds sent the Broncos home defeated scorewise, but still champions in spirit. 47 Palm Springs For the first few minutes of the Palm Springs game, the Bannings fans were too dazzled by the splinter free bleach- ers to be aware of the equally dazzling action on the field. Once they became accustomed to the rare comfort, they watched with pride as The Broncos, led by Tim McCann, Ernie Flores, Alonzo Brown, and Ferris Geter, carried the ball to a 27-13 victory over the much-favored Indians, deflating the swollen Palm Springs egos with each successful pass. 29 Palms The last game of the season, with 29 Palms, in part, made up for the disappointment of the Yucaipa game. Tim McCann, quarterback, aided by half- backs Alonzo Brown and Ferris Geter, tackle Ken Irwin, and Ernie Flores, were in control of the ball almost constantly, bringing Banning’s last game in the DVL to a 30-14 ending. | aN) i.) CHEERLEADERS : ——— y yy Janet Rutherford ; Barbara Byerly 3 Denise Germain Debbie Loats Marsha Beidler J.V. SQUAD First Row: Tom Atkins, Tom Sanders, Robert Prior, George Brown, King, Third Row: Bob Villalpando, Jerry Ring, Eugene Titus, Bruce Frank Malone, Stan Wilting, Ron Hernandez, Coach Murrary, Phillips, Wayne La Fon, Billy Scott, Jimmy Rubacalva, John Second Row: Coach Belzer, Ken Baca, Doug Mitchell, Kar! Lauck, Hinkle, Wayne Dixon, Craig Partridge, Bill Mathews, Bill Wilson, Pat Dawson, Cliff Curtis, Jim Dawson, Steve Swendler, Ernie Lynn Dellis, Ted Miranda, Richard Bacon Banning Hemet 7 Banning 6 Beaumont 7 Banning 18 Palm Springs 13 Banning 30 Coachella 6 Banning 7 29 Palms O Banning 7 Indio 6 Banning 18 San Jacinto 27 Banning Yucaipa 7 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Bronco Basketball squad passed and dribbled their way through a season of victories, defeats, excitement, disappointments, thrills, and Mr. Bethel’s bubble gum. Encouragement and oranges were generously provided by Coach Bethel. Dick Rutherford Fred Kennel Marty Ortega Mike White 50 { Jeff Kresner Farris Geter Ron Holton Alonzo Brown { 4 ; Coach Bethel Manager John Linn —_ | VARSITY SCORES Banning 48 Indio oye Banning 66 Coachella 40 Banning 48 Hemet 54 Banning 71 Palm Springs 45 Banning 43 Yucaipa 45 Banning 72 29 Palms 6] Banning 59 Indio 49 Banning 63 Coachella 52 Banning 61 Hemet 80 Banning 49 Yucaipa 66 Banning 69 29 Palms 56 Banning 57 Palm Springs 43 George Allen Marvin Davis J.V. BASKETBALL Left to Right:' Frank Ortega, Bobby Davis, Lee Sapaden, Foster Lamm, Doug Mitchell, Jay John, Randy Lievallen, James McDuffy, Frank Malone, Coach Rusk. Left to Right: Gabriel Palocios, Greg Whitmore, Craig Partridge, Claude Palirtier, Ed Morris, Randy Mann, Chris Carper, Coach Coleman, Bob Marcus. ) Left to Right: Coach Coleman, Larry Quimby, Danny Enriquez, Larry Norman, John Samples, Roger Sibole, Teddy Miranda, Joe Strange, Jay De Vera 55 VARSITY BASEBALL Standing: Coach Heslop, Ken Irwin, John Lario, Dick Rutherford, King, Bruce Mitchell, Ed Lara, Chris Carper, Gary Navin, Frank Tom Atkins, Alonzo Brown, Daroll Holmes, John Baird, Ernie Ortega, Larry Becerra King, John Linn, John Marcus. Kneeling: Frank Malone, Burton With Mr. Heslop coaching Baseball this year, the team looks very promising. The spirit has been high with much enthusiasm prevailing. Although the rooter attendance has been light, the team has shown much eagerness. To coach Heslop and the whole Varsity Baseball team, we say Thanks. i F , x a a he epi lg Selig o ip” a ame J.V. BASEBALL Standing: Doug Mitchell, Robert Simpson, Paul Feucht, Jay brall, Jim Baird, Robert Villapando, Matty Digby, Bob Marcus, Jahnn, Randy Lievallan, Craig Partridge, Tom Kellum, Pat Teddy Miranda, Danny Enriquez, Randy Mann, Coach Bethel. Dawson, Art Roberson, Richard Bacon. Kneeling: Charles Gam- TENNIS a Late, alee Odes Standing: Lee Sapaden, Coach Rose, Tim Mills, Foster Lamm, John Chin, Ken Husby, Jeff Kresner. Kneeling Steve Swendler, Steve Allman, Graig Whitmore, Jay De Vera CROSS COUNTRY | ARRAN ow Dice Left to Right: Jeff Kresner, Dennis Pape, Coach Robinson, Ed Beal, Chris Sachse, Bill Brown, David Scudder Jim Bean, Larry Higgins, Richard Macias, James Jackson, Bobbie Marcus, Victor Romero Jimmy Wells Claude Pellietier, Gabriel Palacios Right to Left: Garland Thomas, Bill Brown, Chris Sachse, Ron Holton, Dave Romberg, Farris Geter, John Berkner, David Scudder, Cliff Curtis, Coach Carl, Ed Beal, Victor Romero, Gary Becerra, Gene Titus, Jerry Evans, George Allan, Sherman Stringer, Coach Robinson, Joe Balderas, Roger Sibole, Bobby Davis, Robert Prior, Ken Baca, Gabriel Palacios, Dave Dutra, Richard Micias. Advisor Mr. Swank Speaker of the House Lee Sapaden ad —_ — 4 A.F.S. Student Greta Kaiser FaleAs President Carol Roberts President Don Cox Annual Editor Lynette Washburn A.F.S. Student Jay DeVera F.H.A. President Sherry Reidhammer Comm. of Records Jane Timmel Vice-President George Constantino Stampede Shelley Wallace Mascot Chery! Thompson Drill Team President Colleen Mesna STUDENT D.V.L. Parliamentarian Ken Irwin Head J.V. Cheerleader Janet Rutherford C.F.S. President Kathy Richter Band President Bill Kaminsky COUNCIL Parliamentarian Ed Beal Comm. of Finance Ann Thompson Comm. of Correspondence Flora Herrera Comm. of Activities Tim Anderson Comm. of Boys David Romberg Comm. of Girls Sue Wischan Comm. of Pep Andi Rubalcava Head Songleader Francine Michaud Girl's League President Linda Van Kirk Block B President Norm Jayo G.A.A. President Lois Marcus wt Medical Club President Carol Lancaster Senior Class President Steve Lewis Junior Class President Vickie Gow Sophomore Class President Mat Digby Choir President Chris Sachse A.F.S. President Carol Fleig 65 IMiPROSES cea ete hag A Advisor B. 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Ads Betty SASLAnMel. area Be eee aoe ...Ads L. - ——y Toni Karen John Debbie Dianne Sandie 66 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES doa lst row | to r: Thompson, Quevedo, Jones, Black, Scrivens, Porter, Strader, Woods, 2nd row | to r: Gunther Sapaden, Digby, Wesson, Higbee, Robertson, Trimble, Timmel, Mr. Robinson (advisor STAMPEDE STAFF Ist row | to r: Ellingson, Wallace, Wallace, 2nd row | to r: Wischan, Contreras, Marcell, Van Kirk, Germain Chubb, Ward. 3rd row | to r: Allmann, Stolte, Reese, Hilton, Pelletier, Pope, Renner, Anderson, Sanford Timmel, Beal, Palmer, Mrs. Varney, advisor, Kaminsky. 67 i pe y i A =f BHSg bed 4 | (We ; i eB. R MS = ls 1 q , os 1 � e is apy ‘ f Nie — Shelley Wallace THE BRONCO BAND MAJORETTES 9 L( s i a 4 2 is Ann Thompson 68 MN THE MADRIGALS Tt Ist row | to r: Adams, Ibarra, El-Soukary, Thompson, Rice, O'Dell, Robertson, Hall, 2nd row | to r: Thompson, Crittendon, Blair, Wallace, Brinton, Adams, Holmes, Sachse, Kresner, Quimby, Wallace, Rodriguez. Standing in back, advisor, Mr. Jensen. THE DRILL TEAM lst row | to r: Garcia, Pollard, Hall, Bischke, Mesna, Malmgrem, Wallbrecht, Sanford, Hernandez, 2nd row | to r: Cox, Luttrell, Walker, Ellingson, Becerra, Echols, Wischan, Hall, Woodruff 69 ° al 9 yi lst row | to r: Rivera, Jones, Preston, El-Soukary, Thompson, Moore, Rice, Ibarra. 2nd row | to r: Sanford, Martin, Adams, Quimby, Rodriquez, Ryan, Kalchert, Moser, Simpson. 3rd row | to r: Jones, Colvin, Becerra, Dellis, Bischke, Wallace, Adams, Brinton, Holmes, Sachse. Rally has been busy this year put- ting on skits during pep assemblies and keeping school spirit high. Thanks to these girls this year’s pep has been one of the best. lst row | to r: Lesh, Dice, Lesh, Jones, Higby, Shugart, 2nd row | to r: Davis, Mr. Farmer (advisor), Luttrell, Davis, King, McClellan, King, Anderson, Hilton, Dragolovich. Y ae omg : tn Ist row | to r: Munoz, Echols, Munir, @'Dell, Thomas, Gibson, Davis, 2nd row | to r: Hillhouse, Kresner, Moyer, Palmer, Robertson, Brown, Carroll, Berry. 3rd row | to r: Wesson, Brown, Blair, Wallace, Morales, Jones, Needler, Hall. Medical Club is for those interested in the medical profession. Club members have given up their time tone al St MEDICAL CLUB Ist row | to r: Woodruff, Wischan, Denier, Wischan, Lancaster , Thompson, Pol- lard, Germain, El-Soukary, Holt, 2nd row | to r: Wallace, Gambrall, Trace, Harris, Dragolovich, Hilton, Moris- sette, Kaiser, Gilley, Rogers, Covington, Wheelock, Gow, Risvold. FUTURE TEACHERS Ist row | to r: Woodruff, Gambrall, Washburn, Robertson, Herrera, Germain, Germain, 2nd row | to r Higbee, Dellis, Harris, Roberts, Nelson, Thomas, O'Dell, Bailey, Mrs. Varney (advisor) Students interested in a teaching profession belong to the Future’ Teachers. Through this club members are made familiar with the profession and attend vari- ous classes as teachers’ aids. The Car Club consists of the boys on campus who are mechanically inclined. This club gives them the oppor- tunity to increase their knowledge of cars. CAR CLUB Ist row | to r: Gunther, Reid, Cox, Sapaden, 2nd row | to r: Romberg, Anderson, Husby, Mr Gilbert (advisor). 72 Ist row, | to r: Richter, Babb, Mesna, Strader, Roberts, Nelson, Germain, Lawrence. 2nd row, | to 1: Trimble, Cox, Digby, Brinton, Fleig, Mrs. Wood, advisor, Marcell, Rowe, Strader, Callahan, Flowers, Muleckis. FHA C.S.F. is a special organiza- tion consisting of the stu- dents in Banning High who have done exceptionally well in their school work. Girls having a special inter- est in homemaking making up the F.H.A. This club pro- vides them with additional experiences in homemaking activities. Ist row, | to r: Woodruff, Harris, Covington, Strader, Trace, Jones, Rogers, Holt, Ward, Biggers. 2nd row, | to r: Wischan, Moore, Wischan, Strader, Denier, Wilson, Reidhammer, Mrs. Avina, advisor, Grant, Gow, Risvold, Wheelock, Swait, Robertson. 73 Ist row | to r: Rivera, Mendoza, Elizondo, Benson, Hernandez, Morin, Franco, 2nd row, | to r: Maestas, Colvin, Stolte, Brinton, Rodriquiez, Robertson, Herrera, Martinez, Norman. 3rd row | to r: Rios, Price, Garcia, Marcus, Williams, Jones, Law, Pellum, Podriguez. Block B is limited to the boys on campus who G.A.A. consists of all girls who are interested have lettered in sports. These boys pick the in sports. They attend several playdays during candidates for both homecoming and Christ- the year and plan the annual Homecoming mas tournament queens. They are also re- dance. sponsible for the liming of the B. Ist row | to r: McKee, Allen, McCann, Rutherford, Ortega, Becerra, Flores, Gunther, Jackson, 2nd row | to r Jayo, Romberg, Balderas, Brinton, Ortega, Morris, Swindler, Mills, Husby, 3rd row | to r: Geter, Treend, Pelletier, Pope, Chin, Macias, Sibole, Kennel, Angelis, 4th row | to r: Irwin, Sapaden, Constantino, Lewis, Anderson, Sache, Bullard, Villapando, Kresner, Lamm. 5th row | to r Dage, Romero, King A.F.S., one of the biggest clubs on campus, has been busy with many money-raising projects. The purpose has been to make it possible to send students abroad. Any one interested in the foreign exchange program would enjoy this club. Girls League is a club on campus to which all the girls belong. Its purpose is to pro- mote friendship with the girls in all schools. Some of the activities sponsored by Girls League are the Big and Little Sister Tea, The Spinsters Dance, and a drive for the needy. ANSE BS SawG Ss GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Ist row | to r: Trimble, Van Kirk, Fleig, 2nd row | to r: Babb Thompson, Moore. 3rd row | to r: Mendoza, Mrs. Wood (advisor El-Soukary 75 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Pickett Mr. Higbee Mr. Dysart President Vice-President Member y oy i | -—. = Mr. Lewis Mrs. Dale Mr. Dorough Member Clerk Superintendent Mr. Burris Mr. Burk Mr. Swank Business Manager Principal Asst. Principal 76 FACULTY Mr. Kroonen Mr. Dinwiddie Spanish Math, Drivers’ Ed. 2 | - Miss Coombs Mr. Jensen Mr. Robinson | Girls’ P.E. A Cappella World History, Govt Econ | Mrs. Biehler Mr. Coleman Shorthand, Typing Drafting, Woodshop Mrs. Abras Mr. Bethel English Boys’ P.E. A Mr. Bendigkeit Mrs. Avina Mr. Amick Life Science Home Economics Typing, Shorthand Mr. Farmer Mr. Rose Art World History, Speech, Annual 78 — Mr. Gilbert Mrs. Meltzer Autoshop Librarian Mr. Heslop Mr. Fulks Mr. Thorpe ! Reading, Boys Drafting, Metalshop Life Science, P.E., History Chemistry, Physics Miss Kraft Mrs. Varney Typing, English, Journalism General Business, Business English 79 Mr. Noble Govt Econ, Humanities INES — Slumny Mr. DeMaranville English Mrs. Rose Girls’ P.E. =38™ Mr. Belzer Biology 80 Mrs. Tarbet French Mrs. Wood English, Bookkeeping Sees ES IS Mr. Smithpeter Mr. Spalten Algebra, Geometry, Special Education Math Analysis Mr. Sheppard Continuation Education Mr. Smith Mr. Dudney Mr. Boynton Band U.S. History, Boys’ English P.E. | COUNSELING Mr. Rounsaville Mrs. Romberg OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Rothrock 82 “Ss Mrs. Huff BUS DRIVERS te vO Kneeling, L to R: Currier, Berkner, Moser, Shearer. Standing, L to R: Minnick, Partridge, Alloway, Martin, DeFreese, Taylor CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Marvel Mrs. Steckstor Mrs. Gunther Mrs. Noble 6 pS ae a DS a fe fe SE Sp L to R: Miller, Alloway, Potter SENIORS FIRST SEMESTER Treasurer Suzy Wallbrecht Secretary Toni Miller Vice-President Fred Kennel President Steve Lewis Advisor Howard Noble Mary Abras President Carol Roberts Advisor Phillip Amick Vice-President Sandi Kettering Secretary SECOND SEMESTER Treasurer 84 Kathy Adams JIM ABRAMS JIM Transferred from Corona 4 Girls MADELYN ALLMANN MADELYN League 1,2,3,4; FHA 9 Z 4 MARY ADELE ABRAS ADELE Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 1,2 Treas., 3,4; CSF 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3; Math Club 1; Fresh Class Sec and Cheerleader; Drill Team 1,2; Soph Class V-Pres.; JV Cheerleader 2; Rally 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Speech Club 2,3; Girls State 3; Jr. Class Pres.; Majorette 3; Speaker Pro Temp. House of Rep. 3; Jr. Concessions Jr. Play St. Dir CHARLES TIMOTHY ANGELIS CHARLIE JV Football 1,2,3; B Basketball 1,2,3; Block B: Var. Football 4 85 KATHY ADAMS KIT Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Jr. Class Cheerleader; Jr. Play; Choir 3,4; Sr. Play; Sr. Class Treas.; Med Club 4; Candy Striper 4. SAMMY ARELLANES SAMMY JV Football 1; C Basketball 1; B Basketball 2; House of Reps. 1 CAROLYN NADINE BARNES JOHN E. BATCHELOR JANE BEARD CAROLYN’ Buddy Jane Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Auto Club 3,4 Girl’ League 2,3,4; AFS 2; Medical Club 3; GAA 1; Band 2; AFS 2,3; Junior Class FHA 4 Treas.; Daisy Chain; Drill Team 3,4; CSF 4; Medical Club 4. YVONNE BECERRA LINDA BISCHKE JUDITH ANN BLAIR Yvonne ‘Linda Judy Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1; Drill Girls League 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FFWG 1; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1,2,3,4; Team 4 Music Club 1; AFS 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,3 AFS 1,2,3,4; FFWG 1; Chorus 1; Choir 2,4; Treas.,4 Vice-Pres.; Medical Club 3,4 Treas. Madrigals 4; Sr. Play. 86 JANIE BLANKS BILL GENE BROWN ROSIE SHANENE BROWN Janie ‘Billy Rosie Girls’ League 1,3,4; GAA 1,3,4; FHA 1,4 JV Baseball Man. 2; Varsity Track 3,4 Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; FHA 1; Choir Choir 3,4; Cross Country 4 ] TOMI JEAN BROWN LINDA BURROWS LEN CALLAHAN Tonait? Linda Len Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3, 4; FHA 3,4. Girls’ League 2,3; Choir 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; JV Cheerleader 1; } CSF 2,3; Trans. to San Miguel Fresh. Class Treas.; AFS 1,2,3,4; Rally 1,2; Drill Team 1; House of Reps. 1; Block B Princess 2; Daisy Chain; CSF 3, Sec.; Mascot 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Varsity Cheer- leader 4; Girls’ League Rep. 1, Sec. 3; AFS Vice-Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. LINDA L. CHESSER JOHN TSIN CHIN JOHN F. COFFEY ‘Linda “John ‘John™’ Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1; FHA 2. Foreign Student from Taiwan; Science Club Music Club 1; Speech Club 1; C Basketball 3; Varsity Tennis 3; Block B 3,4; AFS 3,4. 2; B Basketball 3; Car Club 3,4 BARBARA JEAN COLE TERESA COLVIN Barbara Girls’ League 1,2,3,4 GEORGE MICHAEL CONSTANTINO Terri “The Greek” Girls’ League 3,4; Choir 3,4; GAA 3,4 JV Football 2,3; Math Club 2; Auto Club 3; Jr. Play; Science Club 3; Honor Roll 3,4; ‘ Block B 4; Student Council 4; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4; ASB Vice-Pres. 4; Rotary Boy 4; Chairman Secondary Youth Confer- ence 4. 88 DON COX “Don” AFS 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; CSF 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; C Basketball 2; B Basket- ball 3; Auto Club 3; Speaker of House 3; Jr Play 3; Block B 3,4; Var. Football 4; ASB Pres. 4; Boys’ State; Sr. Play; Student Council 3,4, Rotary Boy 4. GLORIA JEAN DAVIS Glo’ Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1; GAA 2; JR play 3 ALICE CRANFORD “Allie” Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1; FHA 1; AFS 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2,3,4, Treas.; Medi- cal Club 3,4; FFWG 1; Daisy Chain; Junior Concess. LYNN DAVIS Lynn 89 WILLIAM H. DAGE Sandpiper AFS 1; Music Club 1,2; JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2; Operetta 2,3; Choir 3,4; Block B 3,4. STEVE DAWSON ‘Steve Math Club 3; Car Club 3,4;. Vv CYNTHIA ANNE DELLIS CYNTHIA ANN DENIER JACINTO FERNANDEZ DE VERA “Cindi “Cindy” Jay” Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3; AFS Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2 Treas., AFS Student from the Philippines; AFS 4; Sr. 1,2,3; FHA 1; Daisy Chain; Jr. Play; Honor 3; Medical Club 1; AFS 1,4; FHA 2,4 Play Roll 3,4; Cafeteria 3,4; Choir 4; FTA 4. BILL DIELL SHERRY MARIE DRAGOLOVICH RITA YVONNE DURHAM ‘Bill’ “Sherry “Riter Basketball 1; House of Rep. 2; Auto Club 3. Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2; Music Club Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 2; AFS 2; Art Club 3; Honor Roll 3; Medical Club 4; 2 Candy Striper 4. 90 KAREN SUE ELLINGSON Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4 Treas; JR Concessions; Jr. Play; Drill Team 3,4. Honor Roll 2. Karen’ CARL A. FEUCHT Carl WILLIAM EMMERICH Bill’ Math Club 2,3; B Basketball 3; Auto Club By CAROL LYNN FLEIG ‘Bells Girls’ League 1,2 Rep., 3 Rep., 4 Rec. Sec.; AFS 1,2,3,4 Pres.; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; FFWG; FTA 2; CSF 3,4; Daisy Chain; Comm. of Corr. 3; Jr. Play; Drill Team 3; Sr. Play 91 PATRICIA JOY EVERETT Pat Girls’ League 1,2,3,4: FHA 1,2,3 Treas Treas.; Medical Club 1 DAVID L. FLETCHER Fletch ,4 ERNESTO PETE FLORES PATRICIA ANNITA FRANCO CECELIA FAY GAMBRALL j ‘Frog’ Patsy Cecil Rally Committee 1; JV Baseball 1,2; JV Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; CSF 2,3; Speech 2,3; Grils’ League 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4 Treas.; Football 1,2; Block B 2,3,4; Art Club 3; Jr GAA 2,3,4; Jr. Class Sec.; Daisy Chain; FTA Medical Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3 Hist.; Play 3; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Base- 3 Cafeteria 2,3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4 ball 3,4. IDA HERMELINDA GARCIA FERRIS GETER MARGARETT PAULA GILLEY da Marco Paula Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Medical AFS 1; Music Club 1; JV Football 1,2: JV Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3; AFS Club 3. Basketball 1,2; JV Baseball 1,2; Var? Foot- 1,2,4; Honor Roll 3; Medical Club 3,4; ball 3,4; Var. Basketball 3,4; Var. Baseball Candy Striper 3,4 3,4; Block B 3,4 92 DOUGLAS JOSEPH GUNTHER Doug AFS 1,2; Music Club 1,2,3; House of Rep. 2; JV Baseball 2,3; Choir 2,3; Operetta 2,3; JV Football 3; Car Club 3; Var. Football 4; Var. Baseball 4; Block B 2,3,4 MARIE ELENA HAWORTH Marie Girls’ League 1,2 Rep., 3 Corr. Sec., 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Var. Cheerleader 3; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Stampede Staff 3,4; Jr. Play; Rally 4. GAIL MARIE HALL Gail Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3 Vice- Pres., 4 Sec.; Soph. Class Treas.; Daisy Chain; Jr. Class Sec.; Honor Roll 1,3,4 BETTY JEAN HENDEY ‘Betty Girls’ League 2,3,4; Music Club 2; FHA 2,3 Pres., 4 Pres.; Honor Roll 2,3,4; CSF 3; House of Rep. 3; Daisy Chain; Annual Staff 3,4 Co-Ed; Student Council 3,4. 93 RAYMOND EUGENE HARRIS Ray BOB HIGBEE Bob Trans. from Forest Sherman High School, Naples, Italy 3; Art Club 3; Jr. Play; Var. Tennis 3,4; Sr. Play; AFS 4; Var. Basketball 4. SHERI LEE HILL Cher Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; GAA 1; Drill Team 1; Comm. of Pep 2; Student Council 2; Jr. Float Chair.; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. DEBORAH JEAN HOLT Debbie Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Drill Team, 1,2,3; Medical Club 1,3,4; FHA 1,2,4 Jr. Concess.; Jr. Play; Candystriper 4; Stampede Staff 4: GAA 4; Annual Staff 4. SUSAN MARIE HILTON Squirrel Trans. from San Bernardino 3; Girls’ League 3,4; Speech Club Sec. 3; Medical Club 3 Band Sec. 3; Daisy Chain; AFS 4; TAC 3; Sr Play. RICHARD ALLAN HOOK Richard Band 1,2,3,4: Music Club 2,3; JV Baseball Car Club 3; Speech Club 3 94 i DARROLL R. HOLMES Darroll Music Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,3; JV Football 3; Jr. Play; Var. Foot- ball KENNETH C. HUSBY K.G. JV Baseball 2,3; JV Basketball 3; Math Club 3; Block B 3,4; Var. Baseball 4. JACK KEITH IHRIE Jack PHILLIP NORMAN JAYO ‘The Hawaiian JV Football 1,2,; JV Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2 Music Club 1,2,3 Pres.; Fresh. Class Pres.; B Basketball 1; Student Council 1,3,4; Block B 2,3,4 Pres.; JV Basketball 3; Art Club 3; Jr Play; Sr. Play; Var. Football 4; Stampede Staff 4 JO ANN JACKMAN Jo Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; FHA 1 SHARON LOUISE JONES Shari Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1; GAA 1 AFS 2,3,4; Medical Club 2,4; Drill Team 3,4; Miss Cabazon 4 AS. JAMES WILLIE JACKSON J.W Track 1,2,3,4; C Basketball 1; JV Football 3; Block B 3,4; Cross Country 3,4 MARGARETHE KATHARINA KAISER Grete AFS Student from South Africa; Medical Club 4; AFS 4; Girls’ League 4. KATHY ANN KALCHERT WILLIAM PAUL KAMINSKY, JR. Kathy Bill Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 3; Jr. Conces- Band 2,3,4 Pres.; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; sions; Medical Club 3,4; Choir 3,4 Stampede Staff 4; Student Council 4; Music Club 3 FRED E. KENNEL SANDRA MARIE KETTERING Freddy Sandi C Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; B Track 2: B Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Block B Princess 1; JV Basketball 2; Math Club 2; Block B 23,4. Cheerleader 1,2; AFS 1,2; Rally 1,3; Soph Auto Club 3; Jr. Play; Var. Basketball 4: Sr Class Pres; Music Club 3; Jr. Play; Comm. of Class Vice-Pres. Pep 3; Var. Cheerleader 4; Block B Queen 4 96 ARTHUR SCOTT KEARNEY “Art Transferred from Brown Military Academy 3; AFS 1,2,4; JV Baseball 2; JV Tennis; Sr. Play; House of Reps 4. BURTON THOMAS KING Burt’ Art Club 1; JV Football 3; JV Baseball 2,3; Var. Football 4; Var. Baseball 4; Block B 4 RODGER L. KING JEFF KRESNER Sky King Kres Art Club Pres. 4. Choir 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; C Basket- ball 1: Block B 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3; JV Basketball 2,3; Var. Tennis 3,4; Var. Bas- ketball 4 EDWARD LARA JOHN LARIO aie John” JV Baseball 1,2; JV. Football 1,2; C Basket- JV Baseball 3; JV Football 3; Var. Football ball 2; Var. Baseball 3,4; Var. Football 3,4; 4; Var. Baseball 4. House of Rep.; Music Club 3; Block B 3,4 97 DIANA CAROL LANCASTER Carol Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3 Treas. and Historian, 4; Drill Team 1,2; Majorette 3; Medical Club 3 Treas., 4 Pres.; Music Club 3; Daisy Chain; Jr. Play; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Student Council 4; Var. Songleader 4 CHARLES LARRY LAWTON “Charles STEVEN DUANE LEWIS Steve Basketball 3; Football 3; Var. Baseball 4; JR. Play; Block B 4; Sr. Play; Sr. Class Pres BARBARA ANN MAESTAS Barbara Transferred from San Bernardino High School 4; Girls’ League 4; GAA 4; Var Basketball GAA 4. ALLAN LADD LOPEZ Wedo Track 2; Chess Club 4 PATRICIA LEE MALMGREN Pat Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Choir 2; Medical Club 3,4; Candy Striper 3. 98 JOHN DAVID LUBBEN John Baseball 2,3 KATHRYN BERNADETTE MARCELL Kathy Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; CSF 2,4; FHA 3; JR. Play Staff; Daisy Chain; Stampede Staff 4; Sr. Play Staff. LOIS C. MARCUS ANTOINETTE MARKS “Socki Toni’ Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4 Pres; Girls’ League 1,2,3 Rep., 4 Rep.; Drill Team FHA 3; Student Council 4. 1; Fresh. Class Cheerleader; Soph. Class Pres.; AFS 2,3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2; Honor Roll 3,4; Jr. Play; Jr. Conces- sions; GAA 4; Var. Cheerleader 4. ROCIO ESMERALDA MARTINEZ HAROLD A. MATHEWS “Rocky Harold’ Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; FHA 1 Hist., 2 Hist., Var. Football 4. 3,4; Medical Club 1; AFS 3,4; GAA 4. 99 SHARON MARTIN Sharon Girls’ League 1,2,3 Rep., 4; House of Reps. 1,2: Fresh. Class Vice-Pres.; Fresh. Class Cheerleader; AFS 1,2; FHA 2; Soph. Class Treas.; Choir 2,3; Comm. of Girls’ 3; Rally 2,3,4 TIM McCANN “Bill Munson” JV Football 1,2,3; JV Baseball 2; B Basket- ball 2; JV Basketball 3; Var. Football 4; Var. Baseball 4; Block B 2,3,4 Vice-Pres; Auto Club 4. GILBERT MENDOZA ‘Gil Music Club 1; JV Football 1,2,3; Block B 2,3,4; Auto Club 4; Var. Football 4. ANTHONETTE MILLER Toni’ Girls’ League 1,2,3 Rep., 4; House of Reps. 2,3; Soph. Class Cheerleader; AFS 2,3, 4: GAA Hist.; Speech Club 3 Pres., 4: Drill Team 2; Jr. Play; Student Council 3,4; Daisy Chain; Sr. Play; Sr. Class Sec.; Var. Cheer- leader 4; TAC 4; Block B Princess 4; Miss Banning 4. COLLEEN BETH MESNA Collie Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,234 Pro Chair.; Speech Club 1,2; FHA 1,2: Drill Team 1,2,3 Pres., 4 Pres. and Head: GAA 2,3 Hist.; Spanish Club 2; Music Club 2: Soph. Class Treas.; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Medi cal Club 3; Jr. Play; Student Council 3,4; Sr. Play Staff. GAYLA RAE MINUCCI ‘Gayla Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2; Music Club 3 Vice-Pres., 4; Jr. Play; Rally 3,4; Sr. Play. 100 FRANCINE ELNA MICHAUD Frank’ Girls’ League 1,2 Rep., 3,4 Corr. Sec.; AFS 1,2; Rally 1,2; Fresh. Class Treas.; Soph Class Cheerleader and Sec.; Music Club 3; Honor Roll 3; Student Council 3,4; Drill Team 2; Jr. Play; Var. Songleader 3,4 Head; Sr. Play JENELL LYNN MOORE ‘Skinner Girls’ League 1,2,3,4 Rep.; GAA 2,3; House of Reps. 2; Soph. Class Cheerleader; Choir 3,4; Var. Songleader 3,4. ty nae ‘ LARRY N. MOORE F. GARY NAVIN LARRY NELSON Larry Big 'G ‘Larry Music Club 3; AFS Music Club 2,3; JV Football 2,3; B Basket- Var. Football 4. ball 1; JV Basketball 2,3; Var. Baseball 3,4: Var. Football 4; Var. Track 4 7 aia SS —— 7 . SADIE RUTH’ NEWELL DENNIS PATRICK O'CONNELL MARTY ORTEGA Ruth Dennis Marty Girls’ League 3,4 Transferred from Fairfax, Virginia 4; Foot- C Basketball 1; JV Football 2; JV Basketball ball 2,4; Cross Country 3; Track 3 2; JV Baseball 2; Music Club 3; Block B 3,4; Var. Baseball 3,4; Var. Basketball 3,4; Var Football 3,4; Auto Club 4 101 VICKIE LEE OSIER SHEILA ANN PARTAIN JIM PERDUE “Vickie” “She Jim Transferred from Indio High School 4; Girls Girls’ League 2,3,4; Music Club 2; Medical Music Club 1 League 4; French Club 1; Pres. Distributive Club 4. Education Club 4 WAYNE F. PHILLIPS KATHY PINNELL PATRICIA MAE POLLARD Wayne Daffy Patti’ Music Club 2,3; JV Football 3; Var. Football Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Medical Girls League 1,2,3,4; Medical Club 1,2,3 4. Club 1,2; AFS 4; Drill Team 4. Sec. 4; AFS 1,2,3; Daisy Chain; Candy Striper 3,4; Drill Team 4 102 bhai vee ARLAND EVERT PRIVETT MELODIE REESE SHERRY LOUISE REIDHAMMER Pete Mel Sher Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Medical Club 1; Band Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4 Sec.; AFS 2; 1,2; Soph. Class Cheerleader; GAA 2; Rally Music Club 3 2,3,4; Music Club 3; Jr. Concessions; AFS 2,4; Stampede Staff 4; Sr. Play JOHN MICHAEL RENNER KATHIE ANN RICHTER CECILIA RIOS Mike Kathie Chela Baseball Manager 1,2,3; Football Manager Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; CSF 3,4 Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Honor 2,3; Block B 4 Pres.; Student Council 4; Sr. Play Roll 103 a DOLORES RIVERA Loli Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Choir 2,3 ELISE ANNE ROWE Elise Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3; Choir 2; Honor Roll 3,4; CSF Vice-Pres 4 eo ae CAROL SUE ROBERTS FRANCES LORENE ROGERS Carol Lorena Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3 Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3; Music Club Vice-Pes. and Treas., 4 Pres.; Honor Roll 1,2; Drill Team 2,3; GAA 2,3,4; FHA 3; Jr 1,2,3,4; CSF; Speech Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Concessions; Medical Club 3 Music Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3,4; Fresh. Class Pres.; Soph. Class Sec.; Comm of Finance 3; Daisy Chain; Jr. Play St Dir.; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Play. ANDREA ANNETTE RUBALCAVA RICHARD C. RUTHERFORD Andi Dick Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3; Band 1,2,3; B Basketball 1; JV Baseball 1,2; JV Bas- Rally 2,34; Jr. Play; Music Club 3; Jr ketball 2; Block B 2,3,4; Var. Baseball 3,4; Concessions; Comm. of Pep 4; Student Var. Basketball 3,4; Rotary Boy 4. Council 4 104 CHRIS SACHSE JOHN SANCHEZ K. EY VONNE SANFORD Swivel hips Boy Eyvonne Choir 1,2,3,4 Pres.; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Var Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2; AFS 3 Track 2,4; Music Club 2,3; Honor Roll; Block B. BARBARA ANN SEVIER SANDRA J. SHUGART WILMA LENORA SIMMONS ‘Barb Sandy Lenora Girls’ League Rep., 2,3,4; Student Council Girls’) League 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; FHA 1; Drill Team 1 Treas CSF 1: Math Club 1,2; AFS 3,4; Art Club JV Cheerleader 2; Honor Roll 2,3; House of 3,4; NMSQT Finalist 4 Reps. 1; JR. Play; Daisy Chain; Var. Cheer- leader 3; CSF 3; Block B Princess 3; Sr. Play 105 . JOANNE ELIZABETH SMITH JOE D. SMITH “Jo J.D Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,4; Speech Club 2,3; Daisy Chain; Jr, Play; Sr. Play DOROTHY ANNE STOLTE CAROLE DIANNE STRADER Dottie Dianne Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; GAA 2 Treas., 3 Pres., Transferred from Kansas 3; Girls’ League 4, AFS 1,2; FHA 1,2; Student Council 3 3,4; FHA 3,4 Vice-Pres.; CSF 3,4; Honor Roll Rally 3,4 3,4; CSF 4 Sec.; Daisy Chain; TAC 4; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Play; Sr. Concessions 106 HARRY SULLIVAN JV Football 2 SANDI SUE STARMER Lottie Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1,2; Drill Team 1,2; Choir 1 Sec., 2; Transferred to Escondido for 3; Annual Staff 4 Harry JOYCE ELAINE SWAIT Tonya’ Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Jr. Play. SARAH JANE TIMMEL “Janey Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 Sec.; Honor Band 3; Music Club 1,2; FFWG; Daisy Chain; Jr. Play; Jr. Class Treas.; House of Reps. 3,4; Jr Concessions; Sr. Concessions; Sr. Play; An- nual Staff 4; Stampede Staff 4; Comm. of Records 4. PATRICIA ADELLE TAMULONIS ANN MARIE THOMPSON ‘Patty “Ann” Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Girls’ League 1,2 Corr. Sec., 3,4; CSF 1,2,3, AFS 1,2; Rally 2,3,4; Music Club 3; Art Club 4, Majorette 1,2,3,4; AFS 1; Music Club 1; Treas. 3; Jr. Play; Jr. Float Comm.,; Sr. Play FFWG: Medical Club 3,4 Vice-Pres.; Daisy Chain; Comm. of Finance 4; Candy Striper 3,4; Choir Lib. 4; Sr. Play ALLAN ROBERT TREEND BETTY ANN TREEND “ Allan’ Boop” JV Football; B Basketball; Var. Football 4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Music Club; AFS 2,3; Block B. FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4 107 ROBERTA JEAN TRIMBLE Bobbi Girls’ League 1,2 Rep., 3 Sec., 4 Pres.; AFS 1,2,3,4 AFS Abroad Finalist; Choir 1,2,3, 4; FFWG; Music Club 1 Sec.; Band 1; Drill Team 2,3 Leader; Soph. Class Cheerleader; CSF 3,4; Daisy Chain; Jr. Play; Comm. of Act. 3; Student Council 3; Sr. Play SUSAN WALLBRECHT Suzy Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; House of Reps. 1; FHA 1,2; AFS 3,4; Drill Team 3,4 Treas KAREN SHEILA WALLACE Karen Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3; AFS 1,2; Medical Club 1,4; Music Club 3; Jr. Concessions; Jr. Play Stampede Staff 4; Sr. Play BONNIELEE WARD Bonnie Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Stampede Staff 4 108 SHELLEY WALLACE “Shell Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2 Head 3,4; AFS 2,3 Sec., 4; Choir 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3; Music Club 1,2,3; FFWG; Daisy Chain; Stampede Staff 4 Pres.; Student Council 4 LYNETTE SUSAN WASHBURN Lyn Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2; AFS 1,2; Music Club 1; Rally 2,3,4; FHA 2; Jr. Play; Jr. Concessions; FTA 3,4; Student Teacher 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4 Co-Edit.; Student Council 4. eae ain N A ALA le. Ss ny jf JOHN K. WEBSTER MAUREEN WILSON SUSAN JEAN WISCHAN Johann Maureen Sue Transferred from Burbank 2; Band 2,3; AFS Transferred from Jordan High School, Long Transferred from Vista, Calif.; Girls League 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Play; Sr. Float Beach, Calif; Girls’ League 4 ‘ 3,4: Annual Staff 3,4; Stampede Staff 3,4 Comm FTA 3 Treas., 4; AFS 3,4; FHA 3,4; Medical Club 3,4 Sec.; Candy Striper 3,4; Jr. Con cessions; Student Council 4; Comm. of Girls 4. Drill Team 4 GEORGANNE WOODS RICHARD EUGENE WRAY DELORES A. JONES Jo Richard Del Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1; GAA 3; B Basketball 2; Band 4 Girls’ League 4; Choir 4; GAA 4 Songleader 4; Student Council 4; Block B Princess 4. 109 ‘Ha, ha—you'll never find him now.” “I'm a Halo Girl!” One Scotch on the rocks, comin’ up. “Batter up!’ “Mommy, will | grow y up to be a big boy?” ‘Next time | + shoeboxes. ae “Drop dead.” 110 Songleading can wait, but this can't “You've got your problems; I've got mine.” “And Daddy said | could drive to San Francisco all by myself! “Smile when you say that, Stranger Aren't | a doll? Come on in, the water's fine. - | ws = - beg Sore —_ . « ’ 2 eee EGRESS Eg Ae Sa “| never could keep my should- “1 use Ivory.” ere seemigit Ready, set-hut 1, hut 2, hut 3. 111 “So what! Who needs ‘em anyway!”’ “Do you believe in magic? ’ “Little girls have pretty curls and so do I! “Try to take my picture again and I'll bop you with my lolly pop!” “The sky is falling!” “I'm a boy, I'm a boy, ‘ : see my mom won't admit : ; asco Sh a rt IT. “One step closer and I'll ... “This is Alice on her way to wonderland.” 2) “Gotcha” “Me and my shadow go ev- erywhere together.’ “You may not believe this, but my name is Granny Goose.” “But | use a mouthwash— “Now where my old family favorite.” did | bury Daddy?” The Dodge Rebellion wants YOU! “Isn't it about time we got a new car, Mike—insured for two?” “You can tell she’s a Sego girl.” “Hurry up and take the picture—we're getting tired of this.” 113 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Secretary John Berkner Tim Anderson FIRST SEMESTER ADVISORS President Treasurer Vickie Gow Kathy Wheelock Mr. Dinwiddie Mr. DeMaranville Mr. Farmer SECOND SEMESTER Mr. Kroonen President Treasurer Ed Beal Marline O'Dell Vice-President Secretary Tom Meinzer Marsha Denney 114 JUNIORS IN ACTION Debbie??” “Junior Accomplishments’ 1) ed ok f W Pai � pee “Behind the scenes ... ” “New boys learn the hard way.” is Jim Adams Julie Adams Steve Allmann George Allen Tim Anderson Terri Angelis Tom Atkins Gail Babb Ken Baca Bonnie Bailey . | } sale tT Aa “Saw Ed Beal Gary Becerra Larry Becerra Petronella Benson John Berkner Barbara Berry Mark Berwick Marva Biggers Janet Boles Ken Brinton Alonzo Brown Sam Bullard David Burdick Barbara Caldwell Roy Cardona Chris Carper Linda Chatham Kathy Chubb Mary Ellen Contreras Jay Coombs 116 Bobbi Covington Frances Crittenden Lane Davis Marvin Davis Marsha Denney Sharon Diell Theresa Elizondo DeeDee ElSoukary Harold Emshoff Sherrie Finnie George Franco Jeanette Germain Gail Golden Paul Govero Vickie Gow Susie Grant Sandie Harris Pete Henderson Martha Hernandez Flor Herrera Faye Hicks Dane Higbee Jacquie Hilton Ron Holton Don Horton Scott Huntley Mary Hylkema Ken Irwin Mack Jones Sieta Jones Ernie King Kandy Khlor Wayne LaFon Foster Lamm Karl Lauck Valerie Law Lisa Lawrence Rita Leary John Linn Pam Little Doug Lochner Larry Lokoen George Lopez Jane Lovett Eileen Luttrell Alfred McKee Dora McKee Richard Macias Eva Mann Jerry Maple John Marcus Frances Marin Lola Matthews Tom Meinzer Gloria Mendez Rita Mendez Toni Mendoza Dewey Metzger Robert Miller Darlene Mills Tim Mills Bruce Mitchell Rachel Morales Linda Morisette Scott Morris Steve Mosier Laurie Moss Jeanine Moyer Mike Moyer Irena Muleckis Charlene Munier Alta Needler Kent Nelson Patty Nelson Karen Neubauer Sandra Neubauer Dorothy Norman Marline O'Dell Judie Orcutt Gabriel Palacios Carol Palmer Dennis Pape Claude Pelletier Walter Phelps Didi Plettner Linda Plettner Konrad Prager Debbie Preston Linda Price Robert Prior Brenda Quimby Larry Quimby David Reid Sandra Rice Robert Simpson John Richardson Wanda Richardson Mary Richter Kathy Risvold Ron Ritch Elaine Robertson Lovell Robertson Ella Ree Robinson Gerry Rodriquez Linda Rodriquez Rocky Rodriquez David Romberg Victor Romero Carlos Salazar Tom Sanders Lee Sapaden Maryanne Schindler Lynn Shugart Roger Sibole Bruce Simpson Betty Smith Shirley Stringer Steve Swindler Donna Thomas Laurie Thomas 120 Cheryl Thompson Debby Thompson John Thomson Eugene Titus Alma Trace Linda VanKirk Robert Villalpando Roberta Villalpando Latisha Wade Linda Ward Eddie Weber George Wesson Kathy Wheelock Janie Wilkerson Jack Williams Jeanie Williams Janat Woodruff Willie Young 12) SomaAaMmmM=mMnNn AMWwD—noTN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Matt Digby President Zenius Muleckis Vice-President Vice-President Dean Brinton Bernie Strader Secretary Secretary Sue Black Karen Herold ADVISORS Treasurer Treasurer Joan Shelton Carol Moore Mr. Bendigkeit Mrs. Tarbert Mr. Thorpe D miAWMM=EMN DZ0O0OMM SOPHOMORES “The Wonder Years’ “They picked these rings?” “The second string football team needs their vitamins.’ rs 123 Debbie Adams Carl Allmann Gary Allen Phillip Amick Leonard Ashford Peggy Atkins Richard Bacon Maeve Bailiff Jimmie Baird Leon Barris Fred Beckham Marsha Biedler Melinda Bird Sue Black Lance Blakely Mary Brammer Marla Brandes Bennie Brandon Dean Brinton George Brown Jessie Brown Barbara Byerly Judy Caldwell William Campbell Mary Carranza Loretta Carroll Ray Caulder Mike Cornwall Richard Corral Chris Cox rand ’ « fee Lace Jackie Cullors Cliff Curtis Geri Daic Sheila Davidson Bobby Davis Jim Dawson Pat Dawson Lynn Dellis Alana Denier Linda DePalma Matthew Digby Wayne Dixon Pat Dugger June Echols Dan Enriquez Bill Evans Paul Feucht Mary Flowers Carrie Fountain Charles Gambrall George Gambrall Cecilia Garcia Julia Garcia Steve Garcia Denise Germain Larry Goellrich Jim Goodman Sarah Griffen Karl Grose Jan Hall Diane Hanes Kathy Harrell Rolland Healy Nancy Heckman Ellen Hendy Evelyn Hernandez Ronnie Hernandez Karen Herold Holly Higbee Larry Higgans Steve Hillhouse John Hinkle Larry Holton Susann Hunt Barbara Hylkema Yolands Ibarra Jay Jahn Norman Johnson Kerry Jones Mike Jones Roberta Jones Dorothy Kaminski Brent Keaster Sam Kelsey Karen Lawrence Shirley Leary Donna Lesh Linda Lesh Randy Lieuallen Brenda Lilly Debbie Loats Jackie McCarty Terri McClellan Pat McCurdy James McDuffy Frank Malone Randy Mann Clarence Marcus Lupe Marquez Robert Martin Bill Mathews Kay Mathews Barbara Meinzer Bill Metje Dick Miles Teddy Miranda Doug Mitchell Carol Moore Linda Moreno Candy Navin James Nelson Sharon Nesbitt Larry Norman Cindy O'Brien Earl Owens Rudy Palacios Charlina Partain Craig Partridge Valerie Pellum Bruce Phillips Bruce Moore Edmund Morris Zenius Muleckis Alevia Munoz Jay Osier Robert Owens Dennis Pierce Maureen Pinnell Martin Pinon Jimmy Prior Joe Privett Kathy Pullins Felipa Quedevo Butch Ramos Connie Ramos Sam Randazzo Linda Reagins Don Reynolds Jerry Ring Isabel Rios Ralph Rios Robert Rios Arthur Roberson Peggy Rodriguez Sergio Rodriauez Juanita Rosel Jim Rubalcava Andy Ruger Janet Rutherford Mary Ryan 128 Jerry Samaniego John Samples Craig Sampson Cherylyn Sanchez Frank Sanchez Mike Sanchez Cornelius Taylor Tommy Santa Cruz Judy Scrivens Kathy Secor Joan Shelton Allen Sibole Sherrie Sims George Steward Steve Stolte Bernie Strader Sherman Stringer Catherine Stumph Juanita Webber Jimmy Wells Sylvia Trajwick Elenita Trujillo Cathy Tryon Gail Underhill Cindy Vela Greg Whitmore Barbara Walker David Walker Donna Wisehan Robyn Weals 3 Ms CULLOH 7 |CAMenal v | sHoP | | Porrnar COMMERCIAL FILMS SUPPLIES, The success of Banning High School's yearbooks has for many years depended on the skill of Mr. Leonard McCul- loh. Extremely able and amazingly patient, Mr. McCulloh has always been ready when we needed him, willing to donate his valuable time when we needed his help. All of us on the San Gorgonian staff, in fact, all of us at Banning High School are grateful to him. 130 SPONSORS STINSON MARKET 1271 East Ramsey LACEY’S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 160 West Ramsey —WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS— JAY'S MENS WEAR Jay's for Tux Rentals 86 North San Gorgonio FELTS JEWELRY Diamonds, Watches and Gifts Certified Gemologist 78 West Ramsey Banning, California CINDERELLA TREEND’S CALGARY MOTEL 1441 E. Ramsey 849-3836 UHLIR'S GARAGE 1260 E. Ramsey 849-2686 general auto repairs McMAHAN’S FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Appliances 260 West Ramsey, Banning 849-4606 HERRA’S SUPER MARKET ‘Free Delivery” 79 S. San Gorgonio Banning, California WIEPEES SON Banning Funeral Directors 50 East Nicolet Street since 1908 Stanley D. Lewis, Director SPORT 7 CENTER Dick’s Italian Pizza | 41259 Hi-Way 99 =. a fee Oe ere Ser @ | SERVICE Pianos and Organs eee 2772 West Ramsey TIP TOP PAINT SHOP 1251 Pennsylvain Av. 845-2907 Beaumont SUNSET NURSERY The best in Plants Redstar Fertilizer 1276 West Ramsey Banning, California Fou i929 y is SAN GO SAVINGS AND Lo, ASSOCIATION GOW’S TEXICO PLAZA DRUG li Se 4 NITE SPOT SPORTING GOODS 311 West Ramsey Banning Marlin O'Dell, Owner RICHES HARDWARE ELECTRIC 175 W. Ramsey Tel. 849-4553 W. W. SHOE STORE Buy Brand Name Shoes 61 W. Ramsey TY SECURITY BAN { wnt Steunintigsy avionat Bans Ladies Shope MODE -O-DAY 1498 W. Ramse LEO’S UPHOLSTURER - DRAPER for the beauty in your home Compliments 849-2211] Leo Slaczlsa of SPEERS FAMILY Funeral Home BANNING HARDWARE 849-3404 170 W. Ramsey Ambulance Service 849-4703 LAUNDERITE 849-7729 ER LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 66 West Hays for family service JAMES THOMPSON ASSOCIATES General Real Estate Land Sales Planing 1449 W. Ramsey 849-4541 TRI-CITIES STATIONERS 47 North San Gorgonio Banning, California SPROUSE-RIETZ 166 W. Ramsey Commercial — Weddings in Color LANE STUDIO 1035 W. Ramsey Ph. 849-6525 Variety Store PICKET TS MARKET © SMITHYS CHEVRON STATION We specialize in Atlas tire, tube 282 W. Ramsey 849-3817 ACE FURNITURE CLAUD SYLVIA HENDON Everything for the home the best in used furniture appliances MARCOS The best in Mexican Food 41679 W. Ramsey 849-1414 | DON WATSONS PAINT FRITS PAI NY ag ; ie uuu : . at Ea ' 3 rae Malts Sundaes Drinks c Fun Food racoS_ % naiay QUEEN Py rl Burgers Hot Dogs Tacos Fast Service jill 1 A X ALICE STYLE SHOP Clothes for California Living 849-2025 85 W. Ramse y SAFEWAY STORES 1434 W. Ramsey Banning, California ROBERGE INSURANCE 1265 W. Ramsey Banning, California REIDS BODY SHOP 1250 E. Ramsey 849-3300 CONSTANTINO’S DATES CANDY 130 West Ramsey Banning, California HOUSE OF NOTE 0’ BRIEN DRUG 7 1 it tate RS ney FRANK X. COX Union Tires Batteries The Best in Service 437 W. Ramsey 849-3719 JENSEN REALTY 330 W. Ramsey 849-3779 Banning, California IKE'S MARKET ie cas @ om REDWOOD Fey, me, FREE ESTIMATE TERMS WARE JIM LANE’S GULF SERVICE Motor Tune-ups Brakes Complete Lubrication Repairs 1979 West Ramsey Banning, California Phone: 849-4988 BEASLEY’S AUTO CENTER 2600 W. Ramsey on Woodland When you get a Good Job Remember where you got it! 849-3131 MARCELLS GARDEN CENTER Plants Fertilizer Pet Supplies 1393 West Ramsey, Banning DAVE THOMAS ALWAYS | Denys) a RESTAURANT LAUCK’S POOL SERVICE for Parts — Service — Repairs 498 San Andreas Rd. call 849-4429 mY Se SaNaset JAYCEES—MEN OF ACTION Everywhere in our community, in recreation and in business, the Banning Jaycees are involved and active. Here, three members brand a picnic table in Repplier Park, one of their many contributions to Banning. WASZN7zs SASAS4S SASASES SASENZS SANZSAS SANZNZS SANZNBE SUR ANIR ANIA A Abrams, Jim—85 Abras, Adele—85 Adams, Debbie—124 Adams, Jim—69,116 Adams, Julie—116 Adams, Kathy—22,23,69,70,84, 85 Allman, Carl—124 Allman, Madelyn—67,85 Allman, Steve—59,116 Allen, Gary—124 Allen, George—43,51,61,74,116 Amick, Philip —124 Anderson, Tim—65,67,72,74, 114,116 Angelis, Charles —42,74,85 Angelis, Terri—116 Arellanes, Sammy—85 Ashford, Leonard—124 Atkins, Peggy—124 Atkins, Tom—49,56,116 B Babb, Gail—73,75,116 Baca, Ken—49,61,116 Bacon, Richard—49,58,124 Bailey, Bonnie—72,116 Bailiff, Maeve—124 Baird, Jim—42,58,124 Baird, John—56 Balderas, Joe—61,74 Barnes, Carolyn—86 Barris, Leon—124 Batchelor, John—86 Beal, Ed—60,61,65,67,114,116 Bean, Jeff—60 Beard, Jane—86 Becerra, Gary—61,74,116 Becerra, Larry—43,56,116 Becerra, Yvonne—69,70,86 Beckham, Fred—124 Beidler, Marsha—48,124 Benson, Petronella—74,116 Berkner, John—61,114,116 Berry, Barbie—116 Berwick, Mark—116 Biggers, Marva—73,116 Bird, Mindy—124 Bischke, Linda—69,70,86 Black, Sue—67,124 Blair, Judy—25,69,71,86 Blakely, Lance—124 Blanks, Janie—87 Boles, Janet—116 Brammer, Mary—124 Brandes, Marla—124 Brandon, Bennie—124 Brinton, Dean—74,124 Brinton, Ken—69,70,73,74,116 Brown, Alonzo—42,51,56,116 Brown, Bill—60,61,87 Brown, George—49,124 Brown, Jessie—124 Brown, Rosie— 7 1,87 Brown, Tomi—87 Bullard, Sam—42,74,116 Burdick, David—116 Byerly, Barbara—48,124 G Caldwell, Barbara—116 Caldwell, Judy—124 Callahan, Len—22,23,40,66 73,87,16 Campbell, William—124 Cardona, Roy—116 Carper, Chris—55,56,116 Carranza, Mary—124 Carroll, Loretta—124 Caulder, Raymond—124 Chatham, Linda—116 Chesser, Linda—88 Chin, John—59,74,88 Chubb, Kathy—67,116 Contreras, Mary Ellen—67,116 Coffey, John—88 Cole, Barbara—88 Colvin, Teresa—70,74,88 Constantino, George—16,25 64,66,74,88 Coombs, Jay—116 Cornwall, Mike—124 Corral, Dickie—124 Covington, Bobbi—71,73,117 Cox, Chris—69,124 Cox, Don—17,43,64,66,72,73,89 Cranford, Alice—89 Crittendon, Frances—69,117 Cullors, Jacquelyn—125 Curtis, Cliffor—49,61,125 D Dage, Bill—74,89 Daic, Geri— 125 Davidson, Sheila—125 Davis, Bobby—54,61,125 Davis, Gloria—89 Davis, Lane—89 Davis, Marvin—51,117 Dawson, Jim—22,49,125 Dawson, Pat—49,58,125 Dawson, Steve—89 Dellis, Cindy—70,72,90 Dellis, Lynn—49,125 Denier, Alana—125 Denier, Cindy—73,90 Denney, Marsha—114,117 DePalma, Linda—125 DeVera, Jay—15,55,5 Diell, Bill—90 Diell, Sharon—117 Digby, Matt—58,65,67,73,125 Dixon, Wayne—49,125 Dragolovich, Sherry—28,71,90 Dugger, Pat—125 Durham, Rita—90 Dutra, Dave—61 964,90 E Echols, June—69, 125 Elizondo, Teresa— 74,117 Ellingson, Karen—67,69,91 EL-Soukary, Dee Dee—69,70,71 AOL Embshoff, Hal—117 Emmerich, Bill—91 Enriquez, Dan—55,58,125 Evans, Jerry—61,125 Everett, Pat—91 F Feucht, Carl—91 Feucht, Paul—58,125 Finnie, Sherrie—117 Fleig, Carol—16,25,66,73,75 91 Fletcher, David—91 Flores, Ernie—16,42,74,92 Flowers, Mary—73,125 Fountain, Carrie —125 Franco, George—23,117 Franco, Pat—74,92 INDEX Gambrall, Cecelia—71,72,92 Gambrall, Charles—58,125 Gambrall, George—125 Garcia, Cecelia—125 Garcia, lda—92 Garcia, Julia—125 Garcia, Steve—125 Germain, Denise—48,7 2,125 Germain, Jeanette—67,71,72, rece lil Geter, Farris—42,51,61,74,92 Gilley, Paula—71,92 Goellrich, Larry—125 Golden, Gail—117 Goodman, Jim—125 Govero, Paul—117 Gow, Vickie —65,71,73,114,117 Grant, Susie—73,117 Griffin, Sarah—125 Grose, Karl—125 Gunther, Doug—17,43,67,72 74,93 H Hall, Gail—69,93 Hall, Georgie Anne—69,71,125 Hanes, Diane—126 Harrell, Kathy—126 Harris, Ray—93 Harris, Sandi—71,72,73,117 Haworth, Marie—93 Healy, Rolland—126 Heckman, Nancy—126 Henderson, Pete—117 Hendey, Ellen—126 Hernandez, Evelyn Hernandez, Martha—69,117 Hernandez, Ronnie—49,126 Herold, Karen—126 Herrera, Flor—65,66,72,74,117 Hicks, Faye—117 Higbee, Bob—25,93 Higbee, Dane—117 Higbee, Holley—72,126 Higgins, Larry—60,126 Hill, Sheri— 22, 23,94 Hillhouse, Steve—71,126 Hilton, Jacquie—67,117 Hilton, Susan—71,74 Hinkle, John—49, 126 Holmes, Darroll—43,56,69,70,94 Holt, Debbie—66,71,73,94 Holten, Larry 26 Holten, Ronnie—43,51,61,117 Horton, Donald—117 Hook, Richard—94 Hunt, Suzann—126 Huntley, Scott—117 Husby, Ken—59,72,74,94 Hykelma, Barbara—126 Hykelma, Mary—117 | Ibarra, Yvonne—69,70,126 Ihrie, Jack—95 Irwin, Ken—42,56,64,74,117 J Jackman, Joanne—95 Jackson, James—60,74,95 Jahn, Jay—54,58,126 Jayo, Norman—17,25,65,74,95 Johnson, Norman—126 Jones, Delores—70,109 ones, Carrie —126 Jones, Mack—117 Jones, Mike—126 Jones, Roberta—126 ones, Shari—95 ones, Sieta—67,70,73,117 K aiser, Grete—14,64,71,95 Kalchert, Kathy—96 Kaminski, Bill—64,67,96 Kaminski, Dorothy—126 Kearney, Art—17,96 Keaster, Brent— 126 Kellum, Tom—58 Kelsey, Sam—126 Kennel, Fred—50,74,84,96 Kettering, Sandi—16,26,27,40 84,96 King, Burton—43,56,74,96 King, Ernie—49,56,118 King, Roger—97 Klohr, Kandy—118 Kresner, Jeff—51,59,60,69,71 74.97 L LaFon, Wayne—49,118 Lamm, Foster—54,59,74,118 Lancaster, Carol—41,65,71,97 Lara, Edward—43,56,97 Lario, John—43,97 Lauck, Karl—49,118 Law, Valerie—74,118 Lawrence, Lisa—73,118 Lawrence, Karen—126 Lawton, Chuck—97 Leary, Rita—118 Leary, Shirley—126 Lesh, Donna—126 Lesh, Linda—126 Lewis, Steve—16,25,65,74,84 98 Lievallen, Randy—54,58,126 -illy, Brenda— 126 Linn, John—44,51,56,118 Little, Pam—118 Loats, Debbie—48,127 Lochner, Doug—118 Lokeon, Larry 118 Lopez, Allen—98 Lopez, George—118 Lovette, Jane—118 Lubben, John—98 Luttrell, Eileen—69,118 M McCann, Tim—42,74,99 McCarthy, Jackie— 127 McClellan, Terri—127 McCurdy, Pat—127 McDuffy, James—5 McKee, Alfred—74,118 McKee, Doris—118 Macias, Mike—74 Macias, Richard—60,61,118 Maestas, Barbara— 4,98 Malmgren, Pat—69,98 Malone, Frank—49,54,56,127 Mann, Eva—118 Mann, Randy—55,58,127 Maple, Jerry—118 Marcell, Kathryn—67 ,73,98 Marcus, Clarence—127 Marcus, John—43,56, 118 Marcus, Lois—65,74,99 Marcus, Robert—55,60,58 Marin, Frances—118 Marquez, Lupe—127 Marks, Toni—40,90 Martin, Robert—127 Martin, Sharon—70,99 Martinez, Rocio—74,99 Mathews, Bill—49,127 Matthews, Harold—43,99 Matthews, Kay—127 Meinzer, Barbara—127 Meinzer, Tom—114,118 Mendez, Gloria—118 Mendez, Rita—118 Mendoza, Gilbert—42,74,100 Mendoza, Toni—74,75,118 Mesna, Colleen—64,69,73,100 Metje, Bill—127 Metzger, Dewey—118 Michaud, Francine—22,23,25,41, 65,100 Miles, Dick—127 Miller, Bob—42,118 Miller, Toni— 25,26, 40,66,84, 100 Mills, Darlene—118 Mills, Tim—59,74,119 Minucci, Gayla—25,100 Miranda, Teddy—49,55,58,127 Mitchell, Bruce—49, 56,119 Mitchell, Doug—54,58,127 Moore, Bruce—128 Moore, Carol—127 Moore, Jennell—41,70,75,100 Morales, Rachel—71,119 Moreno, Linda—71,119 Morris, Ed—55,128 Morris, Scott—43,74,119 Mosier, Steve—70,119 Moss, Laurie—119 Moyer, Jeanene—119 Moyer, Mike—119 Muleckis, |rena—73,119 Muleckis, Zenius—128 Munier, Charlene—71,119 Munoz, Alicia—128 ene Navin, Candy—127 Navin, Gary—44,101,56 Needler, Alta—71,119 Nelson, James—127 Nelson, Kent—119 Nelson, Larry—101 Nelson, Patty—66,72,73,119 Nesbitt, Sharon—127 Neubauer, Karen—66,119 Neubauer, Sandra—119 Newell, Sadie—101 Norman, Dorothy—74,119 oe O'Brien, Cindy—127 O'Connell, Dennis—44,101 O'Dell, Marline—69,71,72,114, 119 Orcutt, Judy—119 Ortega, Frank—44,54,56,74 Ortega, Marty—50,74,101 Osier, Jay—128 Osier, Vickie—102 Owens, Earl—127 =p Palacios, Gabriel—55,60,61, 119 Palacios, Rudy—127 Palmer, Carol—67,71,119 Pape, Dennis—60,67,74,119 Partain, Charlina—127 Partain, Sheila—102 Partridge, Craig—49,55,58, 127 Pelletier, Claude—55,60,67,74, 119 Pellum, Valerie—74,127 Perdue, Jim—102 Phelps, Walter—119 Phillips, Bruce—49, 127 Phillips, Wayne—44,102 Pierce, Dennis—128 Pinnell, Kathy—102 Pinnell, Maureen—128 Pinon, Martin—128 Plettner, Di Di—119 Plettner, Lynda—119 Pollard, Pat—69,71,102 Porter, Wanda—67 Prager, Konrad—119 Preston, Debbie—70,119 Pryor, Jim—128 Pryor, Robert—49,61,119 Privett, Joe—128 Privett, Pete—103 Pullins, Dessa—128 Sree Quevado, Felipe—67,128 Quimby, Brenda—69,70,120 Quimby, Larry—55,120 Epes Ramos, Butch—128 Ramos, Connie—128 Randazzo, Sam—128 Reagins, Linda—128 Reese, Melodie—17,67,103 Reid, Dave—72,120 Reidhammer, Sherry—64,73,103 Renner, Mike—67,103 Reynolds, Don—128 Rice, Sandi—69,70,120 Richardson, John—120 Richardson, Wanda—120 Richter, Kathy—64,73, 103 Richter, Pinky—120 Ring, Jerry—49,128 Rios, Cecelia—7 4,103 Rios, lsabel—128 Rios, Ralph—128 Rios, Robert—128 Risvold, Kathy—71,73,120 Ritch, Ron—120 Rivera, Delores—70,74,104 Roberson, Art—44,58,128 Roberts, Carol—25,64,66,72, 73,84,104 Robertson, Elaine—69,71,72, 73,120 Robertson, Lovell—67,74,120 Robinson, Ella Ree—120 Rodriquez, Gerry—120 Rodriquez, Linda—70,74,120 Rodriquez, Peggy—74,128 Rodriquez, Rocky—120 Rodriquez, Sergio—128 Rogers, Frances—71,73,104 Romberg, David—42,61,65, 72,74,120 Romero, Victor—60,61,74,120 Rosel, Juanita—128 Rowe, Elise—73,104 Rubalcava, Andi—17,65,104 Rubalcava, Jim—49,120 Ruger, Andy—128 Rutherford, Dick—50,56,74,104 Rutherford, Janet—48,64,128 Ryan, Mary—70,128 ae Sachse, Chris—60,61,65,69,70, 74,105 Salazer, Carlos—120 Samaniego, Jerry—42,129 Samples, John—55,129 Sampson, Craig—129 Sanchez, Cherlynn—129 Sanchez, Frank—129 Sanchez, John—105 Sanchez, Mike—129 Sanders, Tom—49,120 Sanford, Evyonne—67,69,70,105 Sapaden, Lee—54,59,64,67,72, 74,120 Santa Cruz, Tommy—129 Schindler, Maryann—120 Scott, Billy—49 Scrivens, Judy—67,129 Scudder, David—60,61 Secor, Kathy—129 Sevier, Barbara—16,105 Shelton, Joan—129 Shugart, Lynn—120 Shugart, Sandra—17,105 Sibole, Allen—129 Sibole, Roger—55,61,74,120 Simmons, Lenore—105 Sims, Sherrie—129 Simpson, Bruce—44,70,120 Simpson, Robert—58,120 Smith, Betty—120 Smith, Joanne—106 Smith, Joe—106 Sta rmer, Sandi—66,106 Steward, George—129 Stolte, Dottie —67,74,106 Stolte, Steve—129 Strader, Bernie—67,73,129 Strader, Dianne—66,73,84,106 Strange, Joe—55 Stringer, Sherman—61,129 Stringer, Shirley—120 Stumph, Catherine—129 Sullivan, Harry—106 Swait, Joyce—7 3,107 Swendler, Steve—49,59,74,120 =p Tamulonis, Patty—25,107 Taylor, Cornelius—129 Thomas, Conna—71,120 Thomas, Garland—61 Thomas, Laurie—26,72,120 Thompson, Ann—25,65,68,69,71, 107 Thompson, Cheryl—41,64,69,70, 75,121 Thompson, Debby—41,66,67,121 Thomson, John—121 Timmel, Jane—25,66,67,107 Titus, Eugene—49,61,121 Trace, Alma—71,73,121 Trawick, Sylvia—129 Treend, Allen—44,74,107 Treend, Betty—107 Trimble, Bobbi—25,67,73,75, 108 Trujillo, Elenita—129 Tryon, Cathy—129 = (= Underhill, Gail—129 oe Van Kirk, Linda—40,65,67,75, 121 Vela, Cindy—129 Villalpando, Robert—49,74, 121,58 Villalpando, Roberta—121 SV ies } Wade, Latisha—121 Walker, Barbara—69, 129 Walker, David—129 Wallace, Karen—67,69,70,108 Wallace, Shelley—64,67,68,69, 70,108 Wallbrecht, Suzy—69,84,108 Ward, Bonnilee—25,67,108 Ward, Linda—121 Washburn, Lynette—64,66,72, 108 Weals, Robyn—26,129 Weber, Eddie—121 Weber, Juanita—129 Webster, John—25,66,109 Wells, James—129 Wesson, George—67,71,121 Wheelock, Kathy—71,73,114,121 White, Mike—50 Whitmore, Greg—55,59,129 Wilkerson, Janie—121 Williams, Jack—121 Williams, Jeanie—7 4,121 Wilson, Maureen—73,109 Wilson, William—49 Wilting, Stanley—49 Wischan, 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