Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)
- Class of 1972
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And A Never Dying Faith In The Future!!! 5 In Dedication It takes a combination of many victories over human na- ture to gain the admiration of the young. A Vice-Principal who is dedicated to his work and serves as a pattern by which stu- dents can hope to mold themselves into useful men and women is a person deserving of great respect and honor. ' We have dedicated our annual to Mr. James Heslop. He has been working in the Banning School District for the past six years going on seven. He has shown loyalty to his responsibili- ties as Vice-Principal of B.H.S. A witty sense of humor and a cool personality are excel- lent qualities that we students look for in a leader. Mr. Heslop has been an Athletic pirector, Assistant Coach. Coach of Varsity Baseball. Assistant Principal at Susan B. Coombs Junior High School, and is presently the Vice-Principal of Banning High School. Mr. Heslop is a real camping enthusiast and his hobby is golf. He loves chocolate cake, steak, and especially his wife's cooking. He thinks his family and pets are absolutely super!! For those long hours after school he keeps a large bottle of Excedrin. Never-the-less. Mr. Heslop is a man in himself. His fu- ture plans are to continue to work in the administration of B.H.S. 16 â˘Jfe Senior Cfa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Debbie Anderson, 1st semester President and 2nd semester Vice President; Penny Feucht. 2nd semester President. FRONT ROW: Sheryl Swendler, Secretary; Tracey Brown, Treasurer; Kathi Blair, 1st semester Vice Presi- dent. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Abras, Mr. Dinwiddie, Mr. Lamm. 18 PAMELA LORRAINE ADRIAN KATHY ALEXANDER Pam Kathy House of Reps. 2; Volun- teens 3; F. H. A. 2 CHRIS MICHAEL ANGELIS Chris Annual Staff 3; History Club 3 ALVIN GEROME AUSTIN âAlvin Frosh Football 1; Band 4 KATHY ALLEN Kathy DEBORAH SUE ANDERSON Debbie , Apple Student Council 4, Comm, of Act. 4; Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Class V. P.; Sr. Class Pres.; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Span. Club 1,2, V.P. 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Mod. U.N. 3, 4; Interact 3, Pres. 4; Jr. Concessions; Sip'N'Sing 4; Jr. Class Service Award; Daisy Chain; Miss Banning; Stagecoach Queen; Home Builder's Contest 1st place JULIE BAIRD Whirley Bird Jr. Class Pres.; Jr. Class V.P.; Student Council 3; History Club 3; Rally 2 DIXIE LEE BAKER Dixie Cup Transfer from Balle, Mo. Balle Public, Maries Country; Three year gradu- ate; Acapella Cnoir 4 19 KATHIE BECERRA Kathie ALVIN BELL Alvin Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 2,3; J.V. Basket- ball 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Basketball 4 MARY BENSON DALE BJORNBERG Lee âDale G.A.A. 4; Girls Choir 1,2, Three year graduate 3; Acapella Choir 4; Vol- unteens 3,4; Rally 4; Flag Girl 3,4; BANTU 1,2,3 ,4; Drill Team 1,2 KAREN JEAN BLAIR Karen F.H.A. 1,2,3; Flag Girl 3; Voluntcens 3 KATHRYN JANE BLAIR Kathi , Quail Student Council 4; Senior Class V.P.; Soph. Class Sec.; Acapella Choir 2, Librarian 3, Sec. 4; Girls Choir 1; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Sip'N'Sing 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3; C.S.F. 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Ralley 2; Daisy Chain; Class Floats 1; Jr. Concessions; T.A.C. 4 20 You've got to be kidding! DONNA JO BRANDON JO Spanish Club 1; F.B.L.A. 3; Rally 4; Class Float 4 WAYNE EDWARD BOYER Wayne C.S.F. 2; German Club 4; Ecology Club 4; F. B.L. A. 3, 4; Drama Club DENISE BOWMAN Dennis F. H. A. 1,2; Rally 3; Histo- ry Club 3,4; Miss Banning 1st Runner Up TRACEY BROWN Tracey Jr. Class Treasurer; Sr. Class Treasurer; Span. Club 1,2, 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Volunteens 3,4; Model U. N.-3.4; Girls Choir 1; Acapella Choir 2,3, 4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Sip'Nâ Sing 1,2,3,4 FLORENDA BRYANT Flo- House of Reps. 4; BANTU 1 , 2, Treas. 3, Pari. 4; Drill Team 2; Homecoming Prin- cess GORDON CHATTERSON Gordon C.S.F. 3.4; Ecology Club 4; History Club 3,4; Model U. N. 3,4; National Science Foundation at University of Kansas 21 ROBERT CHUBB Chubb J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 4 SHARON CONN Redâ, Harriet Transfer from Central Union High School; Rally 4; Span- ish Club 2,3 HARRIET CONNOR DENISE MARIE COSTELLO JEANNE COWARD Harriet Niese Legs F.T.A. 1; Span. Club 1,3; A.F.S. t ,2,3,4; Gymn. Volunteens 3,4 Club 2; Volunteens 3; Class Float 2; Jr. Concessions; Jr. Play; F.B.L.A. 3,4 EDWARD WILLIAM COX Butchâ House of Reps. 4; Frosh Foot- ball; J.V. Football 2; Var- sity Football 4; Band 2,3,4; History Club 4; Acapella Choir 4; Spanish Club 3 22 ALEKSANDRA CRNJANSKI Sandy DORIS CULLERS Doris Three year graduate KATHERINE MILLISSA DAWSON Kathy House of Reps. 4; G.A.A. 2; Rally 4 KEITH de LANCEY Keith Varsity Tennis 3,4; Span. Club 3; History Club 3,4; Model U.N. 3,4; C.S.F. 3, 4; Natl. Science Foundation Program in Chem. at San Diego State JULIA DIAZ Juliaâ KEVIN DINWIDDIE Kevin A.S. B. V.P. and Pres. 4; House of Reps. 1,2 ,3; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Soph. Class Pres.; Soph. Class V.P.; Jr. Class V.P.; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; M.U.N. 1, 2,3.4; C.S.F. 1,2, V.P. 3. Pres. 4, Life Member; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Span. Club 2,3,4; Block B 4; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Boys State 3 Future Business Leaders of America? 23 PAMELA GAY DOYLE Doyleâ Student Council 3,4; House of Reps. 1,2,3; Varsity Songleader 3,4; A.F.S. 1, 2,3, V.P. 4; Rally 2; Span- ish Club 2,3,4; Interact 2, 3, V.P. 4; Model U.N. 3, 4; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Daisy Chain; Girls' State 3; Block B Prin. 3; Homecoming Queen 4 AUDREY DUNNING Audrey G.A.A. 1,2,3; M.A.Y.O. 1.2,3 ROBERTA DALE DURHAM AILEEN ECHOLS Dale Aileenâ Transferred to Banning 4; Stampede Staff 4 BETTY EVERETT Fred F.B.L.A. 3, Pres. 4; His- tory Club 2; G.A.A. 2 KEN FALL Ken Three year graduate 24 CINDI FARGO FRANK FARKAS Cindi Frank Student Council 3; House of Reps. 4; Varsity Songleader 3; Girls Tennis 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; A.F.S. 1,2; C.S.F. 3; Span. Club 1,2,3; Class Floats 1,2; Jr. Concessions; Daisy Chain; Scott Dugger Award 3; Block 'B Queen 4 ROCHELLE FRYE MIKE GAITHER Rochelle Mikeâ Transferred from Fontana High 4; G.A.A. 4; Acappel- la Choir 4 KATHLEEN MARIE FEUCHT Penny Student Council 1,2,3,4; Sr. Class Pres.;J.V. Cheerlead- er 2; Vars. Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 4, Treas. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; A.F.S. 2,3,4, Sec. 1; B.A. A. 1; Span. Club 1.2,3 ,4; Interact 2; German Club 4; C.S.F. 1, 2,4; Class Floats 1,2,4; Daisy Chain; Jr. Play; An- nual Staff 4; Block 'B' Prin- cess 4 RICHARD ALAN FOSTER Rick- Student Council 3,4; House of Reps. 2,3; Frosh Football; J.V. Football 2; J. V. Basket- ball 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Block B 4; Band 1,2, Pres. 3, 4; Acappella Choir 3,4; Span. Club 3 LUCIA MARIA GARCIA Lurch G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 4; F.H.A. 2,3; MAYO 1,2, 3.4; F.B.L.A. 1,2; History Club 4; Rally 4 GENE GONZALEZ Jelly Bean History Club V.P. 3,4; Stampede Staff 4; Class Float 4 25 LAWRENCE RICHARD HALL STEVE HALSEY Larry Steve Student Council 4; House of Reps. 3; Frosh Basketball; J.V. Basketball 2; J. V. Foot- ball 2; History Club 3,4; German Club 3; Band 1; A - cappella Choir 1,2, Pres. 4 First you pour in the plasti-goop ... 26 ' ÂŤM TOM HARRELL Tom RITA JOYCE HEARD Blue Student Council 4; House of Reps. 3,4; G.A.A. 1.2, 3; BANTU 1.2,3.4; Rally 2, 3; Girls Choir 1,2,3.4 MARC HENDON Marc Three year graduate; Fresh- man Football; German Club 2; Band 3 CYNTHIA HERNANDEZ Cyndi G.A.A. 1; Drill Team i ,2; Rally 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F. B.L.A. 3; Class Floats 1, 2,3,4; Jr. Concessions MIKE HERNANDEZ Mike DEBRA LYN HERRA Herra Three year graduate; Rally 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Ecology Club 3; History Club 3; Vol- unteens2,3; Span. Club 1; Annual Staff 3; Class Floats 1.2.3 i BONNIE LOUISE HIGGINS Bonnie Soph. Treas.; Flag Twirler 3; Jr. Play; C.S.F. 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Pari. 3; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Daisy Chain 27 LESLIE HOLSTE Les G.A.A. 1,2,3; Jr. Conces sions; Class Float 4 TOMMIE HOLT ''Tommie'' Member of Head Start Aides Program RAMONA LEE HUNT Mona' House of Reps. 4; Frosh Cheerleader; Span. Club 1, 3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3 KATHERINE JOHNSON Kat Three year graduate; , F.B.L.A. 2,3; C.S.F. 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Span. Club 3; A.F.S. 2 LINDA HOQUIST Linda G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnas- tics 2,3; J.V. Tennis 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Rally 1.2; Jr. Concessions; Girls Choir 1; Junior Play; Senior Play 3; Drama 2,3; Speech 3; Mo- del U.N. 3,4; History Club 4; Ecology Club 4; A.F.S. I ,2,3,4; Class Floats 2,4; Stampede Staff 1; Best Ac- tress 3 CAROL JEAN HOUSE Mouse Student Council 4; House of Reps. 4; Varsity Songleader 4; Yearbook Editor 4; F.H.A 1, Sec. 2,3; Span. Club 2, 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Jr. Play; Jr. Concessions; Class Floats 1, 2,3,4; Daisy Chain MAXINE JOHNSON Sine , Tito Student Council 3; Comm, of Finance 4; Frosh Treas.; Jr. Class Pres.; J.V. Cheerlead- er 2; Drill Team 1; B. A. A. , Treas. 1, Sec. 2; BANTU 3, 4; C.S.F. 3,4; Span. Club 4; F.T.A. I; Daisy Chain; Girlsâ State Alt. 3; Home- coming Princess 4; Annual Staff 1; T.A.C. SUE JONES Sue Student Council 3; Mascot 3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Jr. Play 28 LEROY JORDAN Clown Frosh, J.V., Varsity Foot- ball; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 3,4; All League Foot- ball 4; BANTU 1.2, 3.4; Block B 3,4; Ecology Club 4 NORMA JEAN KRUKA FOSKETT Norm'' F. B. L.A. Pres. 3; Rally 4; Class Float 4; Stampede Staff 2.3 DALE KJORVESTAD Dale' Frosh Football; Frosh Basket- ball; J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Basketball 2 RAYMOND LARA Ray Student Council 3; House of Reps. 1,2,3; Frosh Football; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; M.A.Y.O. 2, Pres. 3; Block B 3,4; Stampede Staff 4 Eveiy body needs milk KEN LAW Ken RITA JOYCE LAW Devil's Daughter In- law! House of Reps. 3; BANTU 1 1,3,4; Girls Choir 1,2,3; cappella Choir 4; G.A.A. 1; Rally 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Voluntcens 3 RICKY LEE Ricky SANDRA LOUISE LEE Sandy A.F.S. 3,4; Band 1; Pub. Mgr. and Librarian 2,3,4; Honor Band 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1; Span. Club 2; Jr. Play; Model U.N. 2,3; C.S.F. 2, 3,4; Daisy Chain PAMELA LEWIS â â Jackie' , â Mama Jackâ Student Council 2,3,4; House Of Reps. 1; B.A.A. 1; BAN- TU 2,3,4; History Club V.P. 3; Class Float 3; Scott Dug- ger Award 3; Outstanding History Student 3; T.A.C. 4 SHARON ELIZABETH LEWIS â$har' Student Council 3,4; Head Songleader 3,4; A.F.S. 1,2, 3, Sec. 4; Span. Club 3,4; Model U.N. 3,4; Rally 2; B.A.A. 1; G.A.A. 3,4; In- teract 2, Sec. 3; Jr. Play; J.V. Cheer. 1; Year Book Assoc. Editor 4; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Daisy Chain 30 Wow Everett, check out these measurements! BRAD LIEUALLEN Caveman J. V. Football 2; Span. Club 2 KATHY LINK Kat Acappella Choir 2,3, V.P. 4; Girlsâ Choir 1; F.T.A. 1, 2; Span. Club 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 3.4; Model U.N. 3,4; C.S.F. 3; Daisy Chain; Sip'NâSing 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4 JANE FRANCES LITTELL Tarzan Student Council 3,4; Comm, of Corres. 4; Jr. Concessions; Jr. Play; Sr. Play 3; A.F.S. 1.2; F.H.A. 1,2, Pres. 3; Annual Staff 3; Stampede Staff 2,3, Editor 4; Class Floats 2,3,4; Daisy Chain; Nat'l Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist ROBERT DENNIS LITTLE â˘Bob Student Council 3,4; Block B 3,4; Frosh Football; J.V. Football 2; Var. Football 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Var. Baseball 3,4; Jr. Play; A- cappclla Choir 4; Band 1,2, 3.4; Span. Club 1,2,3.4; A.F.S. 3, Pres. 4: Stam- pede Staff 4; Class Floats 3, 4; Sip'N'Sing MARTIN LOPEZ KATHLEEN HELEN LUCAS GARY R. MACIAS HELEN LOUISE MAESTAS Worm Kathy Gary Cunkies Three year graduate; Span. Club 2,3; Acappella Cnoir M.A.Y.O. 3,4; A.I.D. 2,3 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; M.A.Y.O 1,2, Sec. 3,4; Span. Club 1 .2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; 3; Banning Posture Queen 3 Rally 2,3,4 31 TERESA JENNIE MARTEL Terry Span. Club 1,3; M. A.Y.O. 1,3,4, Treas. 2; A.I.D. 4; Drill Team 2; Flag Girl 4; Stampede Staff 4; M.A.P.A. First Runner up Princess DEBRA SUSAN WILLIAMS MARTIN Debbie House of Reps. 1; Frosh Sec.; Soph. Treas.; F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Rally 1,2,4 LUANNE MARTIN Luanne Three year graduate; Flag Girl 3; Volunteens 2; F.H.A. 1; F.B. L.A. 2; A.I.D. 3, Hist. 1, Reporter 2 FREDY RENE MARTINEZ Fredy Foreign Exchange Student from El Salvador; House of Reps. 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Tennis 4; Block B 4; A.F.S. 4; History Club 4; Span. Club 4; Acappella Choir 4 NORMA MARTINEZ Norm House of Reps. 2; Jr. Class Treas.; Drill Team 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Rally 4; M.A.Y.O. 1,2; Stampede 2,3; Homecoming Princess 4 OLIVIA MARTINEZ Evie House of Reps. 1; G.A.A. I, 3; F.B. L.A. Reporter 4; Ral- ly 4; Span. Club 2; M. A. Y. O. I; Class Floats 2,4; Jr. Play OLIVER McKEE O.J. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4; Track 1; Block B3, 4; BANTU 3,4 DEBRA LeVELL McKENZIE Debbie , Michael House of Reps. I; Student Council 3; Jr. Class V.P.; BANTU 2,3, Treas. 4; B.A.A. 1; Drill Team 2; Jr Concessions; Class Float 3; T.A.C. 4 32 MARGARET SUTTON GAIL ANN MITCHELL YVONNE MOORE MIRANDA Gail Yvonne Margaret Student Council 1,2,3,4; Frosh Cheerleader; J.V. Cheerleader, Head 2; Var- sity Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Gymnastics Club'3,4; 'Homecoming Prin- cess 4; Cookie Queen 4; Span. Club 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Jr. Play; Annual Staff Photographer 4 GREGORY ALAN MUMMY Mummy Frosh Basketball; J. V. Bas- ketball 2,3; Baseball 1;J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 2,3, 4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Span. Club 1.2,3,4; Block B 1,2, 3,4; Interact 2,3, Pres. 4; Boys' State 3; Model U.N. 1.2,3.4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4 DENNIS NEU BAUER Dennis German Club 4 SHERMAN NEWSOME Sweet Sharm House of Reps. 4; Varsity Football 4; Track 4; BANTU 4; Block B 4; Stampede Staff 4 GUY NELSON Guy PETER E. NELSON Pete Three year graduate; C.S.F. 2,3; Span. Club 2,3; Ger- man Club 3; History Club 3; Model U.N. 2,3 TOM O'BRIEN Tomâ Three year graduate JENNIFER MARIE ORTEGA âJennv House of Reps. 2,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3, V.P. 4; M.A.Y.O. 1,2,3,4; Span. Club 3,4; F. B.L.A. 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Stampede Staff 3,4 34 ... and should you decide to accept this mission ... RANDY JAMES RICE RAY ROBERTS Randy Ray House of Reps. 4; Frosh Foot- ball; J. V. Football 2; Varsi- ty Football 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Block B 4; Acappella Choir 1.2,3,4; Model U.N. 3; Ecology Club 4; History Club 4 EARLINE PATRICK â Earline JEAN RAILE Jean F.T.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Daisy Chain DAVE RUBUS SUZAN MELISS RUBY JOHN RUIZ Aesop Suzan John Frosh Football; J.V. Football 2; Span. Club 2.3; History Club 4; Ecology Club 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Var- sity Cheerleader 3, Head 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Homecom- ing Princess 4; B.A.A. I; Rally 2; A.F.S. 1,2,3 ,4; Model U.N. 2,3,4; German Club, Proj. Chairman 4; Span. Club 2, Sec. 1,3,4; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Daisy Chain Three year graduate CRAIG RUSK Craig Student Council 2,3 ,4; A.S.B. V.P. 4; Frosh Class V.P.; Soph. Class Pres.; Frosh, J.V. Football; J. V. , Varsity Basketball; Tennis 3,4; A.F.S. I ,2,3,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3, Proj. Chair- man 4; Span. Club Treas. 1, 2. V.P. 3. Pres. 4; Model U.N. 1,2, Chairman 3,4; Interact 4; Jr. Play; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Service Award; Nat'l. Sci. Found. Program at U. of Hawaii 35 TOM SANCHEZ PATRICIA ANN SCOTT Tommyâ Trisha , Marlon BANTU 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Rally 3; Teen Post Queen 1 CYNTHIA SIBOLE Cindy RANDY JOE SIBOLE Joe Acappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Sip'N'Sing 1,2,3,4; Oper- etta 1,2,3,4; Span. Club 3 The Agony and the Ecstacy. SUSAN KAY SIBOLE Sibleâ F. H.A. 1,2; A.F.S. 1,2, 3.4; Rally 2,4; Span. Club 3,4; Jr. Concessions; Stam- pede Staff 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; G. A.A. 4; Class Floats 2,4 DEBBIE SOHN Silent Sohn Band 3; Model U.N. 3; Acappella Choir 4; Sip'N' Sing 4; G.A.A. 3, Pres. 4; A.F.S. Sec. 3, V.P. 4; Span. Club 3, Recreation Chairman 4 36 RUTH SPENCER Ruth Three year graduate; House of Reps. 2; FroshTreas.; G.A.A. 1,2,3; History Club 2,3; Interact 2,3; Class Floats 1,2,3; Acappella Choir 2,3 KATHLEEN ELISE SULLIVAN Kaeâ House of Reps. 4; F. B. L.A. 3, V.P. 4; Voluntcens 3; Span. Club 3; Flag Twirler 3; Rally 2; G.A.A. 2; F. H. A. 2; Class Floats 1,2; Jr. Play; Sip 'N' Sing 1; Oper- etta I SHERYL LEE SWENDLER Sheryl Student Council 1; Comm, of Records 3,4; Sr. Sec.; Soph. V.P.; Frosh Cheer- leader, Head; Flag Twirler 2, Head 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; A.F.S. 1,2, 3. 4; Rally 2,4; C.S.F. Life Member; Span. Cl. 3,4; Acappella Choir 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; Sip 'N Sing 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2, 3,4; Honor Choir 3,4; Dais)' Chain WILLIAM HOWARD THOMPSON - Bill A.S.B. Pres. 4; House of Reps. 1,2,3; Frosh Football; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Block B 3,4; History Club Pres. 4; Acappella Choir 2, 3,4; Model U.N. 3,4; Stam pede Staff 4 BECKY LYNN TRYON Beckyâ A.F.S. 1; F.H.A. 2,3; Span. Club 2,3; Rally 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Annual Staff 4 RHENA TRYON Rhena Three year graduate; Girlsâ Choir 1; Operetta 1,2,3; Acappella Choir 2,3; Sip'Nâ Sing 1,2,3; Span. Club 1; Volunteens 2,3; Class Float 3; C.S.F. 2,3 37 MARY ANTOINETTE VAUGHAN Mary F.B.L.A. 3. Treas. 4; Jr. Concessions; Volunteens 3; Class Float 4; Rally 4; Stampede Staff 4; Jr. Play JACQUELINE ELLICE VINCENT Jackie , Jack F.B.L.A. 3; Daisy Chain What's happening?! CHUCK WALLS CHRISTA WALTON Chuckâ Christa Three year graduate; Block B 3; Frosh Football; J. V. Football 2; J. V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3; Stampede Staff 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Ger- man Club 2, V.P. 3; Band 1,2, Treas. 3 SANDRA LEE WELLER Sandy Acappella Choir 4; Girls Choir 2,3; Span. Club 3 MICHAEL DAVID WHEELOCK Bearâ House of Reps. 4; Frosh Foot- ball; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Fooib3ll 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Block B 4; Span. Club 2, 3; Ecology Club 4; History Club 4 38 MERLINDA DAIN EVERETT WILLIAMS WHITMORE Everett Merlinâ, Linnie F.H. A. 1; Girls Choir 1; Acappella 3,4; Rally 4; Span. Club 3,4; Class Floats 1,3,4; Jr. Play; An- nual Staff 4; Jr. Concessions; Volunteens3; Daisy Chain JANET LOUISE WRAY Janetâ A.F.S. 3.4; F.B.L.A. 4; German Club 3; Honor Band 2,4; Band Pub. Mgr. and Sec. 1,2,3,4 VICKI LOWMAN YOUNG Vicki A.F.S. 3,4; Span. Club 3; Acappella Choir 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; G.A.A. 1; F.T.A. 1 SAM BARFOOT BONNIE BRADY SHERRY CANTERBURY ALFRED RAY CLARK JR. DENNIS CONNER GLEN COURTNEY SAM CROSS ALBERT EVANS DARRELL FITTS DELBERT GRIFFIN FREDERIK GROSE PETER GULDEMOND Not Pictured RAYMOND HATFIELD CHRIS IUND ROBERT KENNEDY ALONZO LOPEZ CRAIG METCALF IGNACIO MORA CLIFFORD NEFF MIKE OBREGON DANNY OLVERA ROBERTA OLVERA LAURENCE REED PATRICK RENNER LUPE REYES GEORGIANNE RICE CYNTHIA SCOTT MICHAEL SIMS GREGORY STONE DEBBIE TAPP JAMES THOMAS MICHAEL TRIPP LOUIS VELASQUEZ ROBERT WALLIS RUSSELL ZAITZ Zippo Frosh Football; J.V. Foot- ball 2,3; Varsity Football 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Block B 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Model U.N. 2,3,4 AI Clark and Pam Doyle BEST ALL AROUND Greg Mummy and Jennie Ortega MOST ATHLETIC Tommy Sanchez and Merlinda Whitmore BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Ricky Lee and Gail Mitchell BEST LOOKING 40 Qenior Personalities Fredy Martinez and Kathi Blair FRIENDLIEST Bob Chubb and Kathy Becerra BEST DRESSED tOOllTHtAI oo iK Leroy Jordan and Sharon Lewis BIGGEST FLIRT Fred Grose and Maxine Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 41 I ÂŤmPHS Junior JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Floria Phillips, 1st semesterPreSMCm; Marie Herrera. 2nd sem tcr c Knt; Angela Niz- zTa, lst semester Vice President. FRONT ROW: Fran Roinnson, znarcmcstcrVice President: Kathy Egettcr, 1st semester Secretary Carol Biggcrs, 2nd semester Secretary; Gail Brown, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Fulks, Mr. George, Mr. Kermont, Miss Powell, MissThaxton, Mr. Thorpe. 44 William Adams Andrew Anderson James Angelis Beth Aultz Paul Babb Cyndi Becerra Carol Biggers Nancy Black fill Blair Fifty cents down die drain! Valda Bryant Brad Buchanan Robert Caldcrilla Eva earner John Bower Gail Brown Diane Christoffersen Susan Chubb Kathy Clemond Mark Connolly Patrick Connolly Rudy Coronado Carol Cross 45 Don Cook Guy Corbin Wilma Darrow Laurel Davidson Bonnie Dcllis Mary Dew Debbie Diaz Richard Diaz Teresa Diaz Tony Dill Danny Echols Kathy Egetter Marla EUingson Vickie Elmore Don't do that! Scott Falls Pamela Fisher Janice Fountain Mark Francis Earnest Franco Dorita Fregozo Lisa Frye Steve Gaines Mark Garcia Kenneth Goodman Sandy Gothard Penny Hall Marvin Hamby Dale Hanley Louise Graham Larry Gunther 46 Elizabeth Hatton Bruce Herold Marie Herrera David Heslop John Hill Randy Hirst Dale Hollis Rose Huegel Karin Husby Marc Iscnagle Kathleen Jayo Doris Jensen Stephen Johnson Chris Jones Debbie Jones Nina Kaminski Debra Kcaster Shawna Lea Vanessa Licrly Randy Love The witch'es brew! Sheila Lucas James Lugo 47 Margaret Mandelke Bonnie Marshall Rosalinda Martinez Bonnie Mason Roy Mathews Linda McGensey Debbie McClellan I Bruce McGilluray Laurie McSpadden Pauline Miguel Deborah Miller Gary Miller Adolfo Mediano Ricky Mediano Carey Mellor Pam Miranda John Montez Marilyn Moore Michael Moreno Steve Myers Mark Mummy Thomas Morris John Needier Craig Naubauer Richard Niemi Angela Nizzia Mrs. Lesser's Learn to Draw. 48 Lawrence Olvera David Ortega Danny Osier Michael Palacios Randy Palmer Marlene Pchau Michael Reichling Marlene Rice Jcannie Richards Ruth Riddle Ginger Ring Frances Robinson 49 Goree Smith Billy Snider David Stang Leslie Strang Barbara Taylor Ruth Spencer James Taylor Marilyn Thames Lahoma Tompkins John Tremble Stuart VanderGalien Cynthia Villalobos It's drafty in this room! Billy Walker David Wall Richard Ward Freddy Villalpando Jimmie Walker Charles Walls so Check out those legs. Not Pictured Elinda Austin Rick Becerra Ken Blackburn Larry Brooks Peter Burgess William Childress Aneal Clark Kathleen Coyle Cliffton Dellis Debbie Gaither y David Gonzales c V Leslie Goode Toni Gurn Sandra Gutierrez Otila Lara Rudy Rodriguez John Harmon Bob Lozon Gary Sanders Donald Hartwell Kenneth McKee David Snyder Barbara Hicks Nick Mercado Raymond Torres Judy Hively Mickie Montgomery Willie Trice Tommie Holt Jon Nelson Elaine Tucker John Hulbert Chester Norwood Carl Ward Chip Johnson Donald Norwood Delores Wheeler Freddie Johnson Shelley Posey Lana White Danny Jones Sharon Reynolds Danny Williams James Jones Phillip Ridge James Wimberly SJLyn Keith Thomas Robertson David Zara 51 Sophomore-Cias SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER: BACK ROW: George'Ortega. KCT MWTresicKj Craig Dinwiddie, 2nd semester President; Pam n Tls emcst Vice President. FRONT ROW: Don Moreno, 2nd semester Vice President; Paula Velasquez, 1st semester Secretary; Dawn Porter, 2nd semester Secretary and 1st semester Treasurer; Mimi West, 2nd semester Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Ginter, Mr. Knapp, Miss O'Toole, Miss Zerwekh. 52 Russell Adrian Ruth Albarran Gwen Alexander Peggy Allen Terry AUsworth Allison Andrews Kevin Ball There is peace and quiet as the Sophomores attack their papers David A Iverson Bruce Bailiff Shelly Barris Urn Beal Denise Beasley Frank Becerra Roy Benson Jolene Betlach Sharon Biggcrs David Bird Danny Blair Carol Bolden Cindy Bowman Mike Brooker Brad Brower Cindy Brown Johnnie Brown 53 Vcrginga Bryant Russ Buchanan Darryl Burton Delores Cassadas DebbieChapparosa Brenda Chatham Kevin Brown Deborah Bryant Marta Carranza Sandra Carranza Deborah Childress Scott Connolly Roger and out, Senora Doyle. Brian Costello Zoran Crnjanski Betty Cullors Curtis Curtis James Dailey Albert Darrow Robert Carnahan Debra earner John Chatman Mark Chatterson Donna Cockron Shelly Conn John Constantino Ray Contreras Steven Covey Charles Crittenden Deborah Davis Kevin DeLancey 54 Danny Devinny Cynthia Diaz Marvin Ebeling Mark Echols Chuck Enriquez Susan Everett Erlinda Flores Athena Fox Virginia Diaz Craig Dinwiddie Sam Elmore Jennifer Engel Steve Faust Rita Flood Brent Francis Jerry Franco A day in the life ... Steve Fuentes Sheila Gaines Marcia Hannon Lisa Harrand Ernie Garewal David Getty Steve Graham Terry Harris Marie Hernandez Yvonne Hernandez Rosie Hall Roxie Hall Claire Herrera Mark Heslop 55 Vemell Hicks Carol Hildahl Maurice Hinkle Dan Hoquist Jack Kraft Randy La kin John Lara David Latham Janice Jones Jim Kaiser Ron La kin joey Langberg Jackie Leary Mark Lea Bill Hylkcma Nancy Jesson Sue Johns Cindy Kalchert Rory Keith Toni Kelsey Jean Laptonak Albert LeBlanc Vicky Lopez David Mackie Let's see. 56 Bill Major Frank Martinez LuAnn Mayhood Charles Medecke Larry Mediano Genece Miller Mike Miranda Dan Murray Sally Ortega Scott Palmer Gary McDaniel Robert McMillin Theresa Montez Don Moreno Fred Nelson Charley O'Malley Tom Ortega Charlene Osborne Jo Ann Parthun Thomas Patrick Eileen Mills Wayne Minobe Pam Morissettc Lee Moyer George Ortega Irma Ortega Lynn Palmer Patty Palmer Marian Pedro Mabel Petty 57 Rudy Ramos Victor Ramos Carmen Reidhammer Frank Reyna Richard Reynolds Dawn Porter Tony Prior Martin Rodriguez Kevin shows 'em Mary Romero Sheila Rutherford how itâs done. Belinda Rogers Glenn Sapaden Jay Scott Susan Dana Sheeks Vincent Silvas John Sudaro Shawnee Stephenson Michael Stevens Gloria Stockdale Betty Stringer Kaye Taylor Tonia Taylor 58 Frank Tolan Fred Toro Linda Tremblay Diana Tryon Pat Underbrink Paula Velasquez Merle Vemoy Debbie Wall John Walls Jeffrey Ware Beatrice Valenzuela Paul Vaughan Alex Washington Donna Weaver Mimi West Steve White Wendy Whitmore Randy Williams Zocann Womack Ruth Word Patti Yeoman Sheila and Mark watch bravely as Mr. D. explains LAST yearâs math. Not Pictured Barbara Allen Stephen Blair Thomas Borah Evelyn Brooks Perfecto Cahilig Jim Caldwell Mark Canterbury Gerard Coronado Ivory Cummings Tom Davidson Shirley DeLoje Wavie Evans John Ewell Jim Fewer Daisy Fox Jovannah Gonzales Thomas Harris James Hernandez Cynthia Higgins Susan Holtin Roy Jolmson Carl Jones Reed Kendrix Robert Killip Trent Ueuallen David Linihan Linda Maddox Andrew Marcus Arman Marques Yolanda Marquez Fclipa Orozco Gail Porter Edward Reid Carmen Rios Kenneth Roberts Bennie Rodriquez Joe Rogers James Sanchez Phillip Siva Rick Tiguc Brenda Titus Leatrice Trujillo Ernie Velasquez Anthony Wilson Sheila Wyant 59 Freshman Class. 60 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Rhonda Lewis, President. FRONT ROW: Yolanda Garcia, Vice President; Ronda Cor bin. Secretary; Nancy Brown, Treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Curtis, Miss Curtis, Miss Palmer. Bonnie Adrian Randy Algiers Darilyn Allen Roland Alvidrez Terry Azure Lisa Ball Mary Amis Cynthia Aultz David Becerra Toni Becerra Russell Bender Ruthie Benson I hope the teacher won't sec that note. Diana Bcrroteran Bobby Betlach Troy Biby Debbie Biggers Karen Bilicke Robert Bilicke Charles Black Jeff Brooker Frank Brooks Tony Brooks Nancy Brown Charles Bryant Eurita Black Kenneth Borah Deborah Burkett John Calderilla Gary Christo ffeison Cindy Chubb Samuel Cohen Jerry Bryant Diana Buchanan 61 Roxane Cohron Mike Contreras Rlionda Corbin Ray Davis Nick Echols Becky Cummins Debbie Dailey Dora Dailey Rose Darrow Happiness is English I? Kathy Dew Kim Dixon Vibrina CoronadoDcnnis Crittenden Sharon Dehoog Ruby Deloje Rick Dickerson Kim Dill Sandy Doyle Jennie Duro Allen Elmore Margrette Engle Gary Fox Allen Franco 62 Sandra Fregozo Cathy Fuentes Jim Getty Chester Gibbs Don Goodman Kevin Graham Yvonne Hamby Diane Hannon Monica Garcia Vera Garcia Vincent Garcia Yvonne Gilbert Bud Gillam Tony Gonzalez Lucille Granados Magda Grose Beryl Gwartncy Kim Hardy Ruben Harrell Phyllis Hernandez Odyctte Hicks Ellen Hildahl Christy Holford Gcan Howard John Hoquist Donald Huegel Arlene Hughes Linda Isbell Mike Jackson Chris Jenkins Yolanda Garcia Johnny Garrett Carol Hough Anita Hudncll Denise Johnson Jan Johnson 63 Theresa Johnson Wade Johnson David Johnston Rebbeca Jonas Charlyce Jones Kevin Jones Arthur Jurado Gary Keaster Denise Keedy Vickie Keedy Randy Kennedy Reed Kendrix Leslie Kennedy Eddie Kerns Debbie Kiser Jerald Kompelien Dayna Kraft Cheryl Krutsinger Steve Lapham Leroy Lara Odie Leary Rhonda Lewis 64 I want to know who's in charge! Harry Palmer Brian Paul David Littell Steve Little Reyes Locra Alice Lopez Joe Lopez Mary Lopez Wendy McMillin Cindy Medecke Sue Mellor Ernestina Montez Rita Moreno Marie Mummy Violeta Orozco Linda page Ernest Palacios Diane Luna Veronica Macias Theresa Mendoza Max Montanez Judy Munoz Jennifer Newbold John Palacios Gcrad Palmer 65 Susan Pchau Brandon Pender James Railc Marjorie Raile Marie Ramos Lila Ruiz Jeff Schiffer Mike Randolph Jackie Reid Darlene Ritcha Danny Robinson Ervin Robinson Kevin Siva Over here! ... Over here! Randy Roffers Veronica Rogers Arthur Santa Cruz Donald Savard Jan Schultz Steve Simpson Kelly Smith Phillip Sohn Judy Spencer Kathy Spoon Sheryl Stafford Kayvon Stamps Paul Stamps Trac Steele Kim Stewart 66 Robert Stewart Maureen Stockdale Jerry Wallis Fred Walton Brenda Williams John Williams Larry Strange Theresa Taylor Melody Tendeland Randy Tryon Carol Turner Frances Valenzuela La Verne Ward Bonnie Weber Beverly Welmas Terri Williams Debra Wilson Robert Wilson Robert Thomson Carol Thormodsgard Bessie Veasey Beverly Villalobos Curtis White Patty Whitely Mark Woitas Bryan Womack Gabriel Aguilar Delores Duro John Baker Edward Duro Robbie Bcddow Timothy Edwards Leon Barnett Gilbert Falcon Darlene Burks Robert Fladger Craig Canterbury Louie Fuentes Cedric Chatman Sharon Gaither Timothy Clincy Troy Garten Ramona Conde Frank Gillespie Leslie Conn Fred Graham Linda Davis Patricia Harris Joe DelaCruz Eddie Hiatt Dennis Diaz James Hunt Not Pictured Rcnes Keith Richard Qucncdo Kenneth Krcncicki Eric Roberson Rosemary Linton Karen Sanchez Joe Martin Cheyanne Siedhoff Judy Martin Donald Sparks Katie Martinez Keith Stuart Lavon Miranda Vanessa Taylor Maria Mora Joan Tremble Glover Paige Rick Vanstory Ethelmae Patrick Deborah Ward Howard Patrick Ronnie Wheeler Jerry Payne Marty Provost Eddie Wyant 67 Bill Thompson Fall President Kevin Dinwiddie Fall Vice-President, Spring President ROW 1: Debbie Miller, Sheryl Swcndlcr, Craig Rusk, Kevin Dinwiddie, Maxine Johnson, Marie Herrera, Bob Little, Ray Hatfield, Debbie Anderson, Jane Littell. ROW 2: John Bower, Penny Feucht, Debbie Sohn, Pam Doyle, Greg Mummy, Nancy Black, Susan Chubb, Craig Dinwiddie, George Ortega. ROW 3: Paul Babb, Mark Mummy, Sharon Lewis, Floria Phillips, Carol Biggers, Gail Brown, Mike Brooker, Randy Williams, Rhonda Lewis, Donna Cockron, Angela Nizzia, Vicki Williams. ROW 4: Susie Miller, Debbie Wall, Carol House, Cindy Becerra, Suzan Ruby, Pam Morissette, Mimi West, Dawn Porter, Don Moreno. 70 Student Council Craig Rusk Spring Vice President Maxine Johnson Commissioner of Finance Sheryl Swcndler Commissioner of Records Jane Littell Commissioner of Correspondence Debbie Anderson Commissioner of Activities Marie Herrera Commissioner of Pep John Brower Commissioner of Elections Bob Little Commissioner of Boys Debbie Miller Commissioner of Girls Raymond Hatfield D.A.L. Representative This year Student Council did their best to make Ban- ning High a better school. They planned a drainage system in the quad, and also an open campus. The governing body only wishes that more students would take an active part in Stu- dent Government. 71 House Of Representatives At the beginning of each year, one student is selected out of each 2nd period class to represent their class in the House of Representatives. The house works closely with the Student Body so that they might carry out the wishes of the students. The origin of all petitions starts in the house and after they have decided on it, it is sent to the student council and then finally on to the school board. The House of Representatives is here to serve the student body. Glenn Courtney, Speaker of the House. ROW 1: T. Brooks, K. Dawson, C. Becerra, C. House, F. Martinez, C. Biggers, M. Mummy, R. Hall. ROW 2: S. Gaines, D. Miller, N. Clark, J. Richards, L. Davidson, M. Grose, J. Ortega. ROW 3: D. McKenzie, D. Shecks, S. Biggers, P. Harris, T. Williams, B. Cox, L. Palmer, C. Dinwiddle. ROW 4: J. Taylor, C. Ward, F. Bryant, M. Wheelock, R. Rice, J. Walls, A. Evans, W. Johnson, K. Husby, V. Silvas. Stampede Staff One of the aims of the Stampede Staff of 1971-72 under the leadership of the editor, Jane Littell, was to attain and maintain some degree of professionalism. They have increased both, production and circulation this year. They have worked hard to bring out each issue regularly. Editor............................................................JANE LITTELL Asst. Editor......................................................KEVIN BROWN Headlines and Ads................................BILL SNIDER, SHERMAN NEWSOME Ad Manager.............................................................BOB LITTLE Pictures................................JENNIE ORTEGA, ROBERTA DURHAM, GARY MACIAS, ALEX PIPER Proofreaders..............................SUE SIBOLE, BOB LITTLE, JENNIE ORTEGA, BILL SNIDER, ALEX PIPER Reporters................................MARY VAUGHAN, RAY LARA, PENNY HALL, PAM ADRIAN, SUE SIBOLE, GARY MACIAS, BILL ADAMS, ALEX PIPER, MIKE BROOKER, TERRI MARTEL, FRAN ROBINSON, BOB LITTLE, BILL THOMPSON, CHUCK WALLS, GENE GONZALEZ, MICKEY MONTGOMERY Advisor..............................................P. W. TEAGUE 73 JANE LITTaL, Editor 1972 San Gorgonian Staff CAROL HOUSE, Editor SHARON LEWIS, Assoc. Editor MR. JON MILLER, Advisor 74 ACTIVITIES: Becky Tryon, Editor; Mabel Petty, Louise Graham. CLASSES: Penny Feucht; Sheryl Swendler, Editor: David Stang. SPORTS: Carey Mellor, Editor. NOT PICTURED: Joe Webb, Sports Editor. ADMINISTRATION: Stephanie West, PHOTOGRAPHER: Gail Mitchell. Editor. ADVERTISING: Doris Jensen, Editor; Merlinda Whitmore. The 1971-72 annual staff started work on the yearbook early last summer. It was through a lot of hard work, late hours, laughter, tears, unanimous reement, and bitter disagree- ment; and finally pride that we bring you this yearbook. The 1971-72 YEARBOOK STAFF 75 Foreign Exchange Student Che of the happiest days of my life was when I found at home, the notice that I could come to Banning. Since then many questions have come to me. What will my new city be like? What are the people like? Finally I arrived and since the time that I have been here I have found that this country and its people are beautiful. I will never forget the things that I have learned to love. I am thankful for the great opportunity that A. F. S., the community and my friends have given me. Banning will al- ways remain in my heart and mind for- ever. 76 FREDY MARTINEZ Miss Banning DEBBIE ANDERSON The Queen of this yearâs Stagecoach days is Miss Deborah Sue Anderson. Debbie was crowned Miss Banning on Sept. 29, 1971. The brown haired, blue-eyed queen said that she feels that the most important thing about being Miss Bannir is the experience that she would gain by working with other people. Debbie has been active this year in the Spanish Club; Model UN; A. F. S.; and Interact. She is also the President of the senior class. After graduating, Debbie plans to go to San Luis Obispo School of Architectural Engineering. 77 Marching Bronco Band The band this year has contributed a lot to the school spirit. They have per- formed at all of die football games and have showed their great spirit at the assemblies. The band is under the direc- tion of Mr. Adams. This is his first year teaching at Banning and he is great- ly responsible for the magnificent job the band has done this year. ROW1: R. Foster, J. Wray, L. Velasquez, S. Lee, C. Walls. ROW 2: S. Little, C. Norwood, A. LeBlanc, D. Echols, B. Cox, J. Miguel, M. Tendeland, J. Getty, M. Raile, L. Conn, L. Reed. ROW 3: Mr. Adams, R. Algiers, V. Silvas, C. Metcalf, B. Little, A. Austin. ROW 4: M. Reichling, J. Beal, M. Rodriquez, J. Walls, R. Norman, L. McSpadden, T. Garten, M. Petty, M. Raile, K. Dew, D. Goodman, L. Tompkins. ROW 5: B. Brower, P. Babb, M. Hendon, M. Stevens, T. Morris, T. Robert- son, D. Connor, R. Haidiman, G. Corbin. 78 TOM HARRELL - Drum Major 79 F. MIGUEL, L. MARTIN, T. MARTEL, G. RICE, C. HCXJGH MELODY TENDELAND VICKI LeBLANC 80 R0W1: R. Black, V. Garcia, S. Stafford, L, Garcia, R. Moreno, Y. Hamby, J. Newbold, D. Cockron, ROW 2: T. Taylor, B. Wilmas, D. Luna, K. Stewart, L. Ball, L. Kennedy, R. Martinez, M. Stockdale. ROW 3: C. Jones, C. Krutsinger, D. Christ- offersen, K. Stamps, L. Lucas, L. Granados, J. Jones, K. Little. 81 ROW 1: Mimi West, Mcrlinda Whitmore, Kathi Blair, Kay jayo, Mary Lee Benscn, Danny Echols, Don Moreno, Roy Johnson, Fredy Martinez, Randy Tryon, John Hoquist, Keith Link, Wendy Whitmore, Ruth Word, Dana Shocks, Toni Kelsey, Susie Miller, Georgi- anna Rice, Sheryl Swendler, Lahoma Tompkins, Roxie Hall, Mr. Robert Jensen. ROW 2: Marlene Rice, Carol Hildahl, Janice Jones, Cindy Brown, Kathy Link, Debbie Sohn, Bob Little, Kevin Dinwiddie, Craig Dinwiddie, Beaner Francis, Mark Francis, Julie Johnson, Susan Scrivens, Debbie Wall, Louise Graham, Kathy Lucas, Debbie Jones, Ginger Ring, Rhena Tryon, Sharon Biggers, Rosie Hall. ROW 3: Laurel Davidson, Judy Marker, Vickc Lowman, Tracey Brown, Ruth Spencer, Penny Hall, Butch Cox, Randy Sibole, Willie Trice, Curt Curtis, Danny Blair, Dan Hoquist, Kathy Little, Dawn Porter, Bonnie Dellis, Jennifer Engle, Theresa Diaz, Angela Nizzia, Jeanne Richards, Debbie Anderson. ROW 4: Debbie Miller, Betty Stinger, Diane Link, Gail Grown, Vicki Williams, Janice Fountain, Dale Bjomberg, Randy Rice, Larry Hall, Randy Hirst, Jim Walker, Ernest Franco, Don Cook, Jim Tay- lor, Richard Niemc, Kevin Hamby, Vicky Lopez, Shawnee Stephenson, Patty Yeoman, Alison Andrews, Dixie Baker, Nancy Jesson, Margaret Mandelkc, Rochelle Frye, Cindy Bowman. A Cappella Choir The A Capella Choir has grown to 95 members this year. They have given several programs tliroughout the year. Their Christmas Concert with the Band and Girls Glee was a great success as usual. Then, of course, their annual Sip' N ' Sing canât be forgotten. These achievements and many more could not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of their director, Mr. Jensen. Choir officers this year are: President, Larry Hall; Vice- President, Kathy Link; Secretary, Kathi Blair; Treasurer, Roxie Hall; Librarians, Susie Miller and Rosie Hall; Roberians, Marla Ellingson, Jcannic Richards, Rick Foster and Randy Rice. The Section leaders arc: Soprano, Sharon Biggers; Alto, Vicki Wil- liams; Tenor, Mark Francis; Bass, Bob Little. 82 Girls' Glee The Girls â Glee is composed of a small number of girls who participate in choir festivals and school programs. They arc the co-sponscis f the annual Sip n' Sing and participate in die Clirist- mas program. The officcis of tiiis year's Girls Glee arc: President, . oxie Hall; Vice-President, Debbie Biggers; Secre- tary, Rosie Hall; Librarian, Beverly Vil- lalobos. ROW 1: Mr. Robert Jensen, Terri Williams, Veronica Macias, Bev Wclmas, Patty Whitely, Rhonda Lewis. ROW 2: Theresa Taylor, Debbie Biggers, Rita Flood, Bev Villalobos, Yvonne Hamby, Carol Bolden, Betty Cullors. ROW 3: Nancy Brown, Kim Dill, Roxanne Cohron, Debbie Olvera, Sue Mellor, Rosie Hall, Sue Pehau. ROW 4: Sharon Biggers, Marie Mummy, Rhonda Corbin, Becky Cummins, Tonia Taylor, Linda Tremblay, Lisa Ball. 83 ROW 1: Mis. Norman, Debbie Sohn, Jennie Ortega, Lynn Palmer, Susan Chubb. ROW 2: Cynthia Scott, Diane Hannon, Mary Lee Benson, Theresa Montez, Cynthia Diaz, Maggie Rodriguez, Kathy Whitely, Lucy Garcia, Gail Johns, Ruth Spencer, Denise Beasley. ROW 3: Virginia Diaz, Susan Scrivens, Dorita Fregozo, Pam Miranda, Josie Rodriguez, M. Montgomery, Vicki Wil- liams, Judy Spencer, Wendy McMillin, Shelly Barris. ROW 4: Kathy Little, Sandra Carranza, Laurie McSpadden, Eva earner, Marie Hernandez, Dawn Porter, Dana Shocks, Brenda Quinones, Vicky Lopez, Linda Hoquist. ROW 5: Karen Husby, Diana Tryon, Diane McKenzie, B. Veasley, Sharon Lewis, Cyndi Becerra, Suzan Ruby, Rita Law, Jo Ann Parthun, Paula Velasquez, Sue Sibole, Lisa Frye, Nancy Black, Pat Underbrink, Rochelle Frye. Rally ROW 1: Stephanie West, Wendy Whitmore, Kathy Dawson, Merlinda Whitmore. ROW 2: Roxie Hall, Cyndi Becerra, Rita Law, Sharon Conn, Kae Sullivan, Dana Sheeks, Ruth Word. ROW 3: Deborah Mil- ler, Veronica Macias, Sheila Gaines, Cyndi Hernandez, Mary Vaughan, Sheryl Swendler, Mary Lee Benson. ROW 4: Mimi West, Nancy Black, Susan Chubb, Norma Kruka, Donna Brandon, Sue Sibole. 84 G.A.A. G.A.A. or Girls Athletics Association is organized to give girls who are inter- ested in and excel in sports more of an opportunity to participate. Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball are die sports participated in. Each of these arc played on a Sportsday with all the other schools in die league. Tennis is played on a Double Round Robin Schedule in the Fall with other schools in the league. Gym- nastics is held as a self improvement ac- tivity . G. A. A.'s main moneymaking project is the Homecoming Dance. Of- ficers this year arc President, Debbie Sohn, Vice-President, Jenny Ortega, Secretary, Susan Chubb, Treasurer, Lynn Palmer. Rally This year Rally has been busy order- ing and selling rally ribbons, putting on skits at the assemblies, and doing a lot to raise the spirit at Banning High. This year die officers are President, Marie Herrera; Vice-President, Stephanie West; Treasurer, Merlinda Whitmore. Ecology The Ecology Club is newly formed at B. H.S. It differs from most other clubs on campus in that it is working for the preservation of our environment. The money made by various fund-rais- ing projects will be used for this pur- pose. The club's officers are: President, Randy Williams; Vice-President, Nan- cy Brown; Secretary, Kathy Egettcr; Treasurer, Eva Camer; Project Chair- man, Craig Dinwiddic. ROW 1: Mrs. Rodgers, Bobby Betlach, Sue Johns, Craig Dinwiddic, Eva Camer, Kathy Egetter, Nancy Brown, Randy Williams, Mark Lea, Mis. Doyle. ROW 2: Charles O'Malley, Esther Falcon, Debbie Childress, Rhonda Corbin, Marie Mummy, Lilia Ruiz, Roxic Hall, Rudy Coronado, George Ortega, Rosie Hall, Shawna Lea, Debbie Diaz. ROW 3: Sheryl Swendler, Debbie Camer, Luane Mayhood, Lisa Hanrand, Sue Mellor, Ruth Word, Sheila Rutherford, Mimi West, Veronica Macias, Debbie Wall, Susie Miller, Terri Williams, Joann Parthun. ROW 4: Gerald Palmer, Nick Echols, Debbie Hcrra, Ray Hatfield, Rhonda Lewis, Ron Lakin, Art Jurardo, Carmen Reidhammer, Judy Marker, Vicki Lopez, Diane Christofferson, Jennie Ortega, Fran Pobinson, Eileen Mills, Valda Bryant. 85 Spanish Club BHS Spanish Club was formed in 1968 with 55 members. Today the club numbers over 120 members. Membership is open to any student who is taking or has taken Spanish at die high- school. The activities of die club include spon- soring a little girl and her family in die state of Sonora, Mexico through Save die Children Fed- eration, and a Spanish-oriented field trip in die spring. A Scholarship for a graduating member was established diis year. Among die club's fund raising activities are die annual mystery auction in die fall and an annual Mexican dinner in die spring. Officers diis year are: Craig Rusk, President; Suzan Ruby, Secretary; Kevin DeLan- cey. Treasurer; Debbie Sohn, Project Chairman. ROW 1: Mrs. Doyle, Ruby DeLoje, Donna Weaver, Veronica Rogers, Debbie Sohn, Craig Rusk, Debbie Anderson, Kevin DcLancey, Debbie Davis, LuAnn Mayhood, Lucy Garcia, Kathy Blair. ROW 2; Cindy Brown, Gail Brown, A1 Clark, Maxine Johnson, Floria Phillips, Penny Feucht, Kathy Link, Carol Biggcrs, Dianne Cliristoffcrson, Eva earner, Cvndiia Diaz, Sheryl Swcndlcr, Tracey Brown, Curt Curtis, Rudy Coronado. ROW 3: Merlinda Whitmore, Judy Harker, Frederick Grose, Greg Mummy, Stephanie West, Gail Mitchell, Susan Chubb, Glen Sapaden, Mark Heslop, Debbie Childress, Sandra Carranza, Susie Miller, Mark Lea, George Ortega, Joe Lorra. ROW 4: Mark Mummy, Pam Doyle, Angela Nizzia, Sharon Lewis, Terri Williams, Debbie Wall, Kadiy Egct- tcr, Randy Williams, Kevin Dinwiddic, Craig Dinwiddie, Ron Lakin, Kadiy Dew. ROW 5: Bob Little, Jennie Ortega, Mike Pala- cias, Carey Mellor, Lilia Ruiz, Rhonda Lewis, Carol Thormodsgard, Chris Sanford, Peter Nelson, Laurel Davidson, Kathy Johnson, Marie Mummy, Lisa Harrand, Debbie earner, Mablc Petty. ROW 6: Mark Echols, Marie Hernandez, Vicki Lopez, Wendy Me Mil - lin, Rhonda Corbin, Patty Palmer, Paul Babb, JoAnn Pardiun, Paula Velasquez, Diane Hannon, Ellen Hildahl, Mary Lopez. ROW 7: John Sudaro, Carmen Reidhammcr, Pat Underbrink, Allison Andrews, David Stang, Bud Gillam, Stephen Johnson. ROW 8: John Walls, Ron Norman, Stanley Johnson, Wendy Whitmore, Sheila Rutiierford, Mimi West, James Angelis, Deborah Bryant, Carol Hil- dahl, Adicna Fox, Phyllis Hernandez. ROW 9: Ricky Mediano, John Bower, Mr. Jon Miller, Nick Echols, Reyes Loera, Mike Whee- lock, Phillip Sohn, Gary Cliristoffcrson, Bob Betlach, Claire Herrera. 86 ROW 1: Chuck Enriquez, David Wall, Steve Myers, Mark Mummy, Dave Heslop, Mark Francis. ROW 2: Coach Irons, Bob Little, Butch Cox, Kevin Dinwiddie, Randy Palmer, Arman Marquez, Ray Lara, Mike Wheelock. ROW 3: Sherman Newsome, Greg Mummy, Danny Whitaker, Paul Babb, Coach Chmicleski, Coach Lukens. ROW 4: Ken McKee, Albert Evans, Randy Rice. Block B Block B is a club formed for the Varsity letter- men at Banning High. Throughout the year the club has many activities which include picking the Homecoming Princesses, so that the Student Body may vote for tire Queen. The club also sponsors an annual Invitational Basketball Tournament which has 8 teams competing for die champion- ship. The club members pick princesses and a queen to reign over die tournament. In the spring of diis year titcy plan to re-mark die B on the mountain. So far die club has constructed a $2,000 dollar weight room and plan on building a sited for the track equipment. This year's club has been under die leadership of Mark Mummy, President. 87 Block B Tournament Queen and Princesses. Volunteens F.B.L.A. ROW 1: Mrs. Rogers, Rhena Tryon, Jeannie Richards, Tracey Brown, Jeanne Coward, Sandra Lee, Mrs. Biehler. ROW 2: Zoann Womack, Gencce Miller, Debbie Davis, Sheila Lucas, Eva Camer, Mary Benson. ROW 3: Cindy Brown, Janice Jones, Esther Falcon, Vicky LcBlanc, Rita Flood, Jolenc Bctlach, Roxic Hall. ROW 4: Stephine West, Debbie Herra. Volunteens What are Volunteens? They're boys and girls who go out to the hospital and help make die patients more comfortable They make beds, feed patients, run errands, and assist nurses in moving patients. Once in awhile they go on field trips, but mostly they spend their time at die hospital. F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America is a club made up of all busi- ness and typing students. Every year, a day is set aside for every member of FBLA to participate in one of Bannings' businesses. This year the club will be selling stationary and personal note paper. The funds will go to send a member to die state convention held at Disneyland and the national convention held in Austin, Texas. The club will also give a scholarship to a student who is continuing in die field of business. The officers are: Betty Everett, president; Kae Sullivan, vice-president; Susan Everett, secretary; Mona Hunt, treasurer; Evic Martinez, reporter. Model U.N. Four years ago UCR began sponsoring a high school Model United Nations. Banning High School, under the direction of Mr. Rose, lias since then participated in every Model United Nations and aquired the reputation as die most active and dominant school attending. Every year diey hope to maintain tiiis tradi- tion at UCR, in this most educational experience. The officers diis year are: Suzan Ruby, secretary-treasurer; Craig Rusk, chairman. 88 Model ROW 1: Craig Dinwiddie, Sharon Lewis, Greg Mummy, Tracey Brown, Craig Rusk, Susan Scrivens, Debbie Anderson, Susie Miller, Wayne Minobe. ROW 2: Pam Doyle, Keith DeLancey, Frederick Grose, Debbie Sohn, Kathy Link, Shelia Rutherford, Debbie Wall, Kevin DeLancey. ROW 3: Mike Brooker, Gordon Chatterson, Peter Nelson, Kevin Dinwiddie, Bob Little, John Hoquist, Dan Hoquist, U.N. ROW 1: Stephanie West, Cyndi Becerra, Kae Sullivan, Mona Hunt, Betty Everett, Mrs. Jeanne Biehler. ROW 2: Donna Weaver, Susan Everett, Kathi Blair, Valda Bryant, Becky Tryon. ROW 3: James Angelis, John Hill, James Jones, C. Reed. 89 ROW 1: Susie Miller, Susan Scrivens, Julie Johnson, Sharon Lewis, Bob Little, Debbie Solin, Fredy Martinez, Rhonda Corbin, Marie Mummy, Tracy Brown. ROW 2: Mr. Rusk, Sheryl Swendler, Diana Buchanan, Wendy McMillan, Margaret Mandelkc, Penny Fcucht, Ginger Ring, Eva earner, Debbie Anderson, Kevin Delancey, Lilia Ruiz. ROW 3: Cindy Chubb, Sue Sibolc, Rhonda Lewis, Stephanie West, Susan Chubb, Gail Mitchell, Sheila Rutherford, Carmen Reidhammcr, Sandra Carranza, Cynthia Diaz. ROW 4: Vicky Lopez, Kathy Little, Carol Thormodsguard, Judy Marker, Magda Grose, Ruth Word, Mimi West, Marie Hernandez, Randy Williams, Mark Echols, Ruby DcLojc, John Walls, Nancy Brown. ROW 5: Sandra Lee, Jennifer Newbold, Craig Rusk, Greg Mummy, Kevin Dinwiddie, JoAnn Parthun, Allison Andrews, Pam Doyle, Jerry Franco, Keith Delancey, Melodic Tcndcland, Janice Jones, Steve Little. ROW 6: Sue Mellor, Art Jurado, Denise Costello, Pat Undcrbrink, Janice Fountain, Karen Husby, Vicki Williams, Chuck Walls, Angela Nizzia, Janet Wray, Bonnie Dellis. ROW 7: Mike Brookcr, Mary Dew, Laurel David- son, Don Moreno, Kathy Egcttcr, David Wall, Terri Williams, Vicki Lowman, Kathy Link, Craig Dinwiddie, Bonnie Higgins, Mark Lea, Phillip Sohn, Diane lank, Don Goodman, Eileen Mills. A.F.8. A.F.S. is one of the largest clubs on campus, with over 100 members. The highlight of die A.F.S.er's year, is the A.F.S. Week-end. This is when Banning hosts all of die fox eign students from our district. Membership is open to all students. The officers tiiis year were: Bob Little, President; Debbie Sohn, Vice-President; Sharon Lewis, Secretary; Julie Johnson, Treasurer. 90 C.S.F The California Scholarship Federation is a statewide organization with membership based on scholarship and citizenship. It is one of the larger clubs on campus. This is the second year that the organization has participated in a cultur- al exchange with a high school in Japan. For the first time C.S.F. has undertaken the tasks of tutoring students having trouble with their studies and aiding a welfare family. In early spring, C.S.F. members are honored at a banquet given by die Rotary Club. Later in die school year die club goes on a field trip. Officers arc: Kevin Dinwiddie, President; Vicki Williams, Vice President; Gail Brown, Secretary; Laurel Davidson, Treasurer; Craig Rusk, Project Chairman. ROW 1: Mrs. Doyle, Judy Marker, Sandra Lee, Vicki Williams, Gail Brown, Kevin Dinwiddie, Laurel Davidson, Craig Rusk, Sheryl Swcndler, A1 Clark. ROW 2: Cindy Brown, Keith DeLancey, Carmen Reidhammer, Carol Biggers, Dianne Christoffersen, Kitty Coyle, Eva earner, Mabel Petty. ROW 3: Greg Mummy, Stephanie West, Floria Pliillips, Glenn Sapaden, Kevin DeLancey, Wayne Minobe, Mark Heslop. ROW 4: Maxine Johnson, Frederick Grose, Nancy Black, Dan Hoquist, Randy Williams, Mark Lee, Craig Dinwiddie, Debbie earner. ROW 5: Mark Mummy, Angela Nizzia, Steve Myers, Debbie Wall, Katiiy Egcttcr, David Ladiam, Larry Mediano. ROW 6: Marcia Hannon, Rhena Tryon, Nancy Jesson, Jeannie Richards, Carol Hildahl. ROW 7: Gordon Chatter- son, Karen Husby, Vicky Lopez, Peter Nelson, Janice Fountain, Ernest Franco, Adolfo Mediano, Deborah Bryant, Lisa Harrand, Kadiy Jolmson. 91 Bantu The Black Afro-American Nationalist Tribal Union, better known as BANTU, strives to promote brotherhood among the black brothers and sisters at Banning High School. The club is open to all and its main goal is to establish proudness, unity, identity, and awareness among its members. This year they sponsored dances, car washes, a talent show, the annual Afri- can Feast, as well as many activities during Black History Week. The money raised will be used for scholarships for selected High school seniors. The officers arc: Kenny Law, President; Ray- mond Roberts, Vice President; Patricia Scott, Secretary; Debbie McKenzie, Treasurer; Leroy Jordan, Sgt. at Arms; and Florenda Bryant, Parliamentarian. Mayo The Mexican-American Youth Organization strives to in- spire Educational Enrichment among die Chicano students of die Banning School District. They have organized tutoring programs to assist die students who request it. Their officers arc: President, Richard Mendoza; Vice President, Adolfo Mediano Jr.; Treasurer, Pam Miranda; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Hill; Secretary, Sally Diaz. ROW 1: Ken Law, Raymond Roberts, Patricia Scott, Debbie McKenzie, Leroy Jordon, Florenda Bryant. ROW 2: Dane 11 Burton, Mary Lee Benson, Everett Williams, Debbie Bicccrs, James Jones, Rita Law, Neal Clark, Floria Phillips, Debra Miller, Carol Biggers. ROW 3: Doris Cullors, Ruthic Bcnso... ⢠n Ewell, Albert Evans, Shelia Lucas, Vcrginga Bryant, Brenda Chadiam. ROW 4: Earlene Patrick, Gail Brown, Craig Metcalf, Sherman Newsome, Maxine Johnson, Rita Black, Patricia Harris. ROW 5: Mickie Montgomery, Cynthia Scott, Oliver McKee, Pamela Lewis, Lana White, David Lay, Diahnn McKenzie, Lawrence Reed. ROW 6: Gcnecc Miller, Edward Butler, Donald Hooks, Mr. Teague (Advisor). 92 ROW 1: Mr. Lamm, Adolfo Mediano, Pam Miranda, Sally Diaz, John Hill. ROW 2: Terri Martel, Jennie Ortega, Rita Moreno, Vera Garcia, Roberta Olvera, Emestina Montez, Carmen Rios. ROW 3: Yolanda Garcia, Theresa Montez, Dorita Fregozo, Rosalinda Martinez, Monica Garcia, Mar)' Lopez. ROW 4: Bever- ly Wclmas, Rose Marie Ramos, Erlinda Flores, Veronica Macias, Brenda Ouinones, Josie Rodriquez, Violeta Orozco, Lucille Granados. ROW 5: Diane Luna, Teresa Mendoza, Gary Macias, Marta Carranza, Richard Qucncdo, Felipa Orozco, George Ortega, Glen Macias, John Montez. ROW 1: Carol Hough, Carmen Rios, Joletta Miguel, Yolanda Marquez, Terri Martel, ROW 2: Debbie Chapperosa, Faulene Miguel, Gary Macias, Judy Martin, Rosemary Linton. ROW 3: Kevin Siva, Lcatrice Trujillo, La Vern Ward, Luanne Martin, Roy Matthews. A.I.D. A.I.D. (Americans of Indian Descent) was formed two years ago, and has be- come widely known in the pass Area. The purpose of A.I.D. is to help Indian students save their culture and pride and to encourage continuing their education. A.I.D. participates in die annual Malki Museum Indian Fiesta and die Indian Day in Pomona. To raise funds for projects A.I.D. gives dances and Dime-A-Dip Dinners. Officers are: Joletta Miguel, President; Robert Wallis, Vice-President; Gcorgianna Rice, Secretary; Marlene Rice, Treasurer; Roy Matiicws, Sgt. at Arms; Terri Mancl, Publicity; Faulene Miguel, Reporter; Luanne Martin, Histo- rian. 93 ROW 1: Mike Brooker, Dana Sheeks, Carmen Reidhammer, Ruth Spencer, Rosie Hall, Susie Miller, Doris Jensen, Roxie Hall, Melody Tendeland, Ester Falcon, Judy Spencer. ROW 2: Jerald Kompelien, Mike Wheelock, Veronica Macias, Wayne Minobe, Kevin DeLancey, Glenn Sapadden, Gene Gonzalez, Marlene Pehau, Fredy Martinez, Debbie Wall. ROW 3: Randy Hirst, Denise Bowman, Shawna Lea, Jill Blair, Susan Scrivcns, Mark Chatterson, Vicky Lopez, Kathy Little, Butch Cox, Erlinda Flores, Terri Williams, Sheila Rutherford, Mr. Mike Rose. ROW 4: Dave Rubus, Dcboic Herra, Ray Hatfield, Gordon Chatterson, Peter Nelson Craig Dinwiddie, Dan Hoquist, John Hoquist, Penny Hall, Cindy Bowman, Nancy Black, Larry Hall. Interact ROW 1: Mr. Phillip Kermott, Stanley Johnson, Patti Yeoman, Pam Doyle, Angela Nizzia, Doris Jensen, Craig Dinwiddle. ROW 2: Margaret Mandelke, Rudy Coronady, Dave Heslop, Ruth Spencer, I'rcdy Martinez, Sharon Lewis, Debbie Anderson. ROW 3: Brad Buchanan, Dean Phillips, John Bower, Mark Mummy, Lisa Frye, Nancy Black, Steve Myers, Paul Babb. 94 History Club German Club ROW 1: Magda Grose, Yvonne Hambv, Cheryl Krutsinger, Maureen Stockdale, Margaret Mandleke, Fred Grose, Chuck Walls, Charles Crittenden. ROW 2: Steve Little, Bruce McGilluray, Monica Rice, Melody Tandeland, Penny Foucht, Diana Buchanan, Judy Spencer. ROW 3: Wayne Boyer, Craig Neubauer, Janice Engel, Athena Fox, Kathy Little, Nancy Black, Miss Cecilia Zcrwekh. ROW 4: Robert Thomson, Peter Nelson, Diane Link, Mary Engel, Wade Johnson. Interact Interact is a Rotary Sponsored Service Club which was started in 1970 by a few interested students. Last year die club remained relatively inactive, but diis year diey plan on continuing die work of die original founders. Their goal is to sponsor service projects to help die community and improve die enviro- ment. Tliis years officers are: President, Doris Jensen; Vice-President, Angela Nizzia; Secretary, Pam Doyle; Trea- surer, Patty Yoeman; Activity Chair- man, Craig Dinwiddie; Publicity Manager, Stanley Johnson. History Club The History Club promotes interest in social studies and provides related activities not possible in die classroom while promoting a better understanding of our country and its heritage. The History Club sponsors The Scott Dugger Memorial Award, Model UN and field trips for members. The History Club has also helped in relandscaping die quad and setting up a Public Recla- mation Center. The club officers are: Bill Thompson, President; Gene Gonzalez, Vice Presi- dent; Doris Jensen, Secretary; Kcidi DeLancy, Treasurer; Peter Nelson, Sergeant at Arms; and Pam Marisette, Activity Chairman. German Club The German Club was formed in 1970 to promote an interest and understanding of die German language, its culture and people. The first objective was to stim- ulate enthusiasm among die incoming Freshmen in order tiiat a German cur- riculum would be continued at die High School. Two German I classes diis year are evidence of tiieir first success. Trad- itionally the German Club enters a float in The Homecoming Parade and also sponsors a Spring Picnic which special- izes in German food. Club officers this year are: Frederick Grose, Presi- dent; Charles Walls, Vice President; Margaret Mandelke, Secretary; Maureen Stockdale, Treasurer; and Suzan Ruby, Project Chairman. 95 This year the Spinstersâ Dance was held February 19, from 8 to 12. The theme was Winter Wonderland, and the music was provided by the Black Rock. Bob Little was crowned King of Spinsters by his date Kathy Link. The dance was sponsored by the Senior Class. 96 97 German Club 2nd place went to the senior float old woman in the shoe. F. B. L. A. ⢠A Jack and Jill, Sophomore float. Little Miss Muffet, Frosh float. Grand Marshall - LOUIS THORPE Each class and two clubs entered floats in the Homecoming parade. Each float showed how creative the students are at B. H. S. This year first place went to the Junior float. Juniors took 1st place with Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater. 98 The Drill Team does their thing in the Parade. Homecoming Activities 1971-1972 Last year's Queen, Annie. Cookie Queen, Gail Mitchell. The annual pie eating contest. Hurry! Pam. Debbie A., Debbie S. and friends on grub day. 99 King Leg Rick Foster and Carol Miller. King Leg Tom Sanchez and Sheila Gaines. Wee Willie Winkics riding in the parade. The Queen's Dance. The theme of Homecoming this year was tales of Mother Goose. Homecom- ing week was filled with fun and activi- ty. Tom Sanchez and Rick Foster were the two guys who were crowned King Leg. Cookie Queen this year was Gail Mitchell. And Homecoming Queen Pam Doyle was proclaimed die fastest tricycle rider in the school. The Bronco Band marching down San Goigonio. 100 Annie Whitmore presents the crown to 1971 Homecoming Queen. On October 22, 1971, at 10:30, the annual Homecoming dance was held in our cafeteria. It was superbly decorated in red and pink decorations that followed the Queen of Hearts theme. To finish off the dance, music was provided by the Premiers, which proved to be very good. So all in all, we had a very good and enjoy- able Homecoming Dance. Homecoming Dance 1971. 1971 Queen and court. Pam, the Queen of Hearts. Couples enjoy the music of the Premiers. 101 Homecoming 1971-1972 QUEEN PAM DOYLE A very happy and pretty, Pam Doyle was crowned Homecoming Queen for the year 1971-72. Pam was bom November 22, 1954, in Newport, California. The blue- eyed Queen stands 5 7' and she has beautiful brown hair. Pam is a songleader this year and is active in the Spanish Club, A. F.S., and Interact. After graduating this year, she plans on going to college. PRINCESS MAXINE JOHNSON and GOREE SMITH PAM DOYLE and MARK BRANDES 102 PRINCESS SUZAN RUBY and GREG MUMMY PRINCESS NORMA MARTINEZ and JOHN THOMSON PRINCESS GAIL MITCHELL and TOM O'BRIEN PRINCESS FLORENDA BRYANT and JAMES WIMBERLY 103 Block B Tournament Block B held its 19th Annual Ban- ning Invitational Tournament again tiiis year. The tournament ran for 3 days, Dec. 20, 21, 22. Eight teams were present: Banning, Beaumont, Coachel- la Indio, Perris, 29 Palms, Yucaipa, and Yucca Valley. First place went to 29 Palms, second to Banning, third to Indio and the consolation went to Perris. Money was raised for programs by sel- ling ads to the local merchants. With die selling of ads, die running of conscs- sions by GAA and admissions the tourna- ment grossed approximately $1000.00. Cathy Hall crowns Queen Cindi. Cindi Fargo and escort, Mark Mummy. 104 Block B Queen and Court pictured with dieir escorts arc John Briton, Penny Feucht, Michael Payne, Floria Phillips, Mark Mummy, Cindi Fargo, David Bird and Cyndi Becerra. 1971-72 Cheer Leaders SUZAN RUBY, Head GAIL MITCHELL PENNY FEUCHT NANCY BLACK SUSAN CHUBB 106 107 J.V. Cheerleaders SUSIE MILLER DEBBIE WALL LYNN PALMER SHEILA RUTHERFORD CAROL HILDAHL Frosh Cheerleaders DIANA BUCHANAN SUE MELLOR CINDY CHUBB RHONDA LEWIS ELLEN HILDAHL 108 ROW 1: S. Scrivens, D. Beasly, D. Shecks, D. Hannon, K. Link, P. Fisher. ROW 2: Mrs. Norman, E. Mills, L. McSpadden, L. Hoquist, M. Hammond, D. Link. Girls' Tennis BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 16 Moreno V alley 15 11 Moreno Valley 20 4 Rim of the World 27 19 San Jacinto 12 11 Beaumont 20 0 Elsinore 31 26 Perris 5 0 Rim of the World 31 12 San Jacinto 19 2 Beaumont 29 5 Elsinore 26 26 Perris 5 SEASON RECORD 4 Wins 8 Losses 109 G. MUMMY A. CLARK W. THOMPSON B. BROWER K. DINWIDDIE R. LARA L. VALASQUEZ B. LITTLE Varsity Football M. WHEELOCK O. McKEE A. EVANS A. MARQUEZ F. MARTINEZ S. NEWSOME B. COX R. LAKIN R. ZAITZ R. PALMER C. ENRIQUEZ K. McKEE C. MELLOR P. GULDEMOND R. RICE T. MORRIS 110 FIRST ROW: K. McKee, S. Newsome, A. Evans, A. Clark, W. Thompson, L, Jordan, R. Lara, B. Little, P. Guldcmond, M. Wheelock, C. Enriquez, D. Ortega, Coach Chmielewski. SECOND ROW: R. Lakin, M. Mummy, D. Whitaker, G. Mummy, D. Wall, L, Velasquez, S. Barfoot, R. Zaitz, F. Martinez, K. Dinwiddie, R. Rice, O, McKee, B. Cox, M. Hernandez, M. Rodriquez, Coach Lukens. TOP ROW: R. Palmer, T. Prior, W. Trice, A. Marquez, T, Morris, S. Myers, C. Melior, B. Brower, tit The 1971 Banning Broncos had an interesting football campaign this season. The Broncos had more potential than the teams of past years. They had many things going for them: Experienced lettermen, a good attitude, and the incentive of player of the week. As usual the Broncos faced strong opposition in the pre-season. Playing schools twice their size, they fought hard and had many defeats, but gained experience. On September 24 the Broncos traveled to Indio for the first game of the season. Both teams fought hard, but the Broncos were defeated 19 to 7. David Wall was named Bronco of the week. Next Pater Noster came to Banning. In this game there were many injuries. Quarterback Greg Mummy suffered a broken ankle early in the game and was lost for the rest of the season. A1 Clark then stepped in and spurred the team to a 6 to 0 vic- tory. Jim Lugo was honored Bronco of the week. On the road again, the Broncos traveled to play the Gladstone Gladiators. This game was the only Saturday game the Broncos have ever played and many will want to forget it. The smog made the game a misery. The Broncos never got started and lost 14 to 0. Leroy Jordan got Bronco of the week honors. 112 On the night of October 1 the Cowboys from Cajon came into Banning. It was a hard game in which the Broncos suffered more injuries. In the 34 to 6 defeat the Broncos ended the pre- league season. Albert Evans received Bronco of the week. Homecoming and all the excitement didnât seem to help the Broncos as they went down to a 12 to 0 defeat to the San Jacinto Tigers. Dan Whitaker was honored Bronco of the week. The Broncos were determined to pull themselves together. The Broncos had to get back in the race for the league title. On the cold night of October 29 the Broncos traveled to Elsinore to meet the Tigers. By outstanding defense the Broncos won 14 to 6. They had just started their way upward. Leroy Jordan received Bronco of the week. Home again, the Broncos hosted their arch rivals, the Beaumont Cougars. Fighting for the King of the mountain trophy, which has always been in Banning, the Broncos again proved themselves too tough for the Cougars in a 12 to 0 victory. Sam Barfoot received Bronco of the week honors for fine defensive play. 113 Banning, now in contention for the league title, found themselves fighting for first place on the night of November 12 against the Rim of the World Scots. Rim, who had slaughtered every team faced this year, slipped by the Broncos 12 to 0. Carey Mcllor received Bronco of the week honors for his performance of blocking on the line. 14 The last game of the year for the Broncos was at Perris. The Broncos and the Panthers fought hard and long. At the end it was a tie 0 to 0. Bronco of the week honors were shared by Oliver McKee and Ray Lara. I After this game the Broncos finished the season with a 3-5-1 record. It's only speculation as to how the Broncos would have fared without the numerous injuries. The 71-72 season is over and the injuries will heal. Watch out next year. Seasonâs Record BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 7 Indio 19 6 Pater Noster 0 0 Gladstone 14 6 Cajon 34 0 San Jacinto 12 14 Elsinore 6 12 Beaumont 0 0 Rim 12 0 Perris 0 115 J.V. Football 1st ROW: K. Brown, L, Olvera, C. Curtis, L. Moyer, V. Silvas, S. Fuentes, J. Jones, D. Norwood, Phillip Ridge, J. Sudaro, 2nd ROW: Coach Lambcrth, D. Bird, M, Heslop, S. Lcsh, C. Norwood, R. Buchanan, T. Ortega, Z. Crnjanski, M. Rodriquez, R. Benson, Coach Fliesher. 3rd ROW: D. Hanely, C. Johnson, Danny Williams, D. Hartwell, R. Conteras, N. Clark, R. Lakin, F. Toro, R. Tigue, J. Wimberly, J. Walls. NOT PICTURED: C. Dinwiddie. 1st ROW: S. Enriquez, D. Becerra, S. Lapham, T. Brooks. 2nd ROW: T. Steele, E. Palacios, M. Raile, P. Sohn, L. Foster, S. Little, R. Davis, T. Gonzales, J. Calderilla, J. Hoquist, T. Gartin, K. Smith, Coach Ansen. 3rd ROW: Coach Johnson, J. Lopez, G. Christoffersen, R. Thomson, B. Phillip, J. Williams, L. Strange, E. Duro, S. Simpson, G. Falcon, G. Fox, F. Wal- ton, A. Santa Cruz. 4th ROW: A. Jurado, W. Johnson, J. Brooker, C. Jenkins, B. Paul. Frosh Football 116 J.V. Football BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 19 Indio 14 21 Pater Noster 26 0 Gladstone 40 6 Cajon 12 0 San Jacinto 42 0 Elsinore 8 8 Beaumont 0 8 Rim of the World 40 6 Perris 26 Frosh Football BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 18 Gladstone 0 36 Coachella 0 38 San Jacinto 8 36 Elsinore 0 42 Beaumont 0 44 Rim of the World 6 30 Perris 6 117 Non League Scores BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 90 Eagle Mt. 46 86 Coachella 56 76 Indio 65 88 San Jacinto 51 73 Yucaipa 63 73 Yucca Valley 82 49 Yucaipa 48 77 Beaumont 64 56 29 Palms 58 91 Kingman 79 63 Elsinore 73 73 Aquinas 69 84 Yucca Valley 64 League Scores BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 59 Rim 46 56 Perris 62 86 San Jacinto 52 63 Elsinore 61 69 Beaumont 55 78 Rim 62 56 Perris 53 84 San Jacinto 55 84 Elsinore 82 79 Beaumont 52 56 Palm Springs 74 Varsity Basketball 118 ROW 1: Rick Foster, Larry Hall, Neal Clark, A1 Clark, Tony Prior, Richard Hardiman. ROW 2: Coach Jack Irons, Goree Smith, Dean Phillips, Dave Wall, Coach Sal Valdivia, Alvin Bell, Craig Rusk, Bob Chubb, Coach Ray Curtis. D.A.L. Champs Through Pre League and League contests the mighty Broncos remained on top. Our Basketball team finished the regular season with a total of 19 wins and 4 losses. League play ended with the Broncos in the No 1 spot and into the C.I.F. playoffs with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss. The Broncos' only loss in League play came from the second place Perris Panthers. In tournament play the Broncos took 1st place in the Beaumont Tourney, 2nd in Banning's Annual Block B Tourna- ment, and placed 3rd in the 29 Palms Tournament. In pre-league action the Broncos scoring leaders were Bob Chubb, Gorec Smith and Alvin Bell. Alvin Bell led in rebounds with David Wall and Bob Chubb also bringing down a large share. A1 Clark came up top in assists during pre-league action. With two of the scorers, Goree Smith and Bob Chubb, also leading in assists. A1 Clark also led the Champion Broncos in Free Throws with a 7average. The Broncos end- ed Pre-League with 10 wins and 3 losses. In League and Pre League play the Broncos showed that team work wins games. A1 and Neal Clark gave the most assists to help Bob Chubb, Goree Smith, David Wall and the rest of the Bronco team in scoring. The Broncos shooting per- centage, and being able to out rebound their opponents, help- ed them on their way to the Championship and C.I.F. playoffs, as did the consistently good playing of Sophomore Tony Prior. 120 The Banning Broncos ended the 71-72 season as Champions of the DeAnza League. The success of this years Broncos was their teamwork, speed and ability to force tneir opponents in- to mistakes, with their Press.'' The Broncos averaged 73.0 points a game this season. Led by the ball handling and pin point passing of the Clark Brothers, A1 and Neal, wno passed for 151 and 125 assists respectively the Broncos rolled up vic- tories at case. Bob Chubb led the Broncos in almost every offensive department; Bob scored 532 points, 55$ from the field, and averaged 22.1 points per game. Alvin Bell and David Wall controlled the boards for the Broncos gathering in 240 and 227 rebounds respectively. The improved play of Tony Prior and Goree Smith added strength to the Broncos' success story. In Tournament play the Broncos had several outstandi ng players honored. At Beaumont Bob Chubb was named MVP and Goree Smith - all tourney. At 29 Palms Bob Chubb made all tourney. Earning All League honors this year were: First team all D.A.L. Bob Chubb, Second team all D.A.L. A1 Clark and David Wall, and Honorable mention Alvin Bell. After winning their last eight league games the Broncos entered the CIF play- offs against their close neighbor Palm Springs. For the Broncos it was a sour ending to a very successful season as the Indians beat the Broncos 74-56! 121 J.V. Basketball ROW 1: Carl Jones, Don Hartwell, Danny Echols, Steve Lesh, Randy Williams, James Wimberly. ROW 2: Willie Trice, Ron La- kin, Jim Walker, Anthony Wilson, Steve White, David Lathan, James Taylor, Coach Ray Curtis. Scores BANNING OPPONENT SCORES 41 Eagle Mt. 21 64 Coachella 51 51 Yucca Valley 43 59 Moreno Valley 60 68 Yucca Valley 58 51 Rim 54 78 Perris 66 65 San Jacinto 44 60 Beaumont 43 62 Rim 35 54 Perris 48 70 San Jacinto 34 64 Elsinore 61 80 Beaumont 69 122 Frosh Basketball Scores BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 41 Eagle Mt. 23 35 Coachella 17 40 Yucca Valley 30 39 Yucca Valley 37 39 Rim 22 36 Perris 24 58 San Jacinto 25 35 Elsinore 29 49 Beaumont 28 53 Rim 38 50 Perris 31 55 San Jacinto 35 35 Elsinore 34 51 Beaumont 28 14 WINS 0 LOSSES 1st ROW: Gary Fox, Reyes Loera, Robert Stuart, John Calderilla, Tony Brooks, Steve Little. Eric Roverson, An Santa Cruz. 2nd ROW: An Jurado, Jeff Brookcr, Brian Paul, Steve Simpson, Chris Jenkins, Larry Strange, Roben Thompson. Fred Walton, Coach Charlie Johnson. 123 Varsity Baseball Scores BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 6 Yucca Valley 3 3 Hemet 4 5 Indio 4 0 Palm Springs 3 7 Yucca Valley 8 3 29 Palms 4 5 Yucca Valley 6 24 Big Bear 5 10 29 Palms 1 6 Eagle Mt. 7 9 Eagle Mt. 0 8 Indio 2 12 Elsinore 2 10 Beaumont 3 7 Rim Perris San Jacinto Elsinore Beaumont Rim Perris San Jacinto 1 124 ROW 1: Randall La kin, Greg Mummy, Mark Heslop, Ray Lara, Bob Little, David Heslop, John Sodaro. ROW 2: Dale Kjorvestad, Mark Mummy, Jim Lugo, Steve Myers, Martin Rodriquez, Richard Diaz. Carey Mellor, Lawrence Chatman. Phil Siva, Randy Pal- mer, Coach Loren Lukens. ROW 1: Ray Davis, Curtis Curtis, Mike Miranda, Maurice Hinkle, David Gonzales, A1 LaBlanc, Mike Stevens, John Lara, Randy Williams. ROW 2: Coach Charlie Johnson, Robert Flagger. Joe Loera, Jim Caldwell, Terry Azure, Tommy Ortega, Jim Herra, JeffBrooker, Artjurado. John Chatman, Dan Diviny, Ernie Garwall. J.V. Baseball Scores BANNING OPPONENT SCORE 6 Yucca Valley 4 2 Hemet 11 2 Indio 3 2 Palm Springs 1 17 Yucca Valley 7 13 29 Palms 5 15 Yucca Valley 5 7 29 Palms 0 21 Eagle Mt. 8 13 Eagle Mt. 7 5 Indio 1 5 Elsinore 4 2 Beaumont 3 15 Rim Perris San Jacinto Elsinore Beaumont Rim Perris San Jacinto 3 COACH CHARLIE JOHNSON 1972 Qchedule Banning San Jacinto Yucca Valley 29 Palms Invitational Banning Twin Pines San Jacinto Banning Rim Beaumont Banning San Jacinto Elsinore Banning Elsinore Perris Banning Perris San Jacinto League Finals C.I.F. Preliminaries New Gchool Records Ken McKee (A) 880 2:04:6 Kevin Dinwiddie (B) 44 feet Shot Put Larry Strange (C) 47 ft. 1â Shot Put 128 Track FIRST ROW: Mark Echols, Reyes Loera, Cedric Chatman, Philip Sohn, Troy Garten, Dennis Crittenden, Mike Randolf, David Bird, Terry Allsworth. Paul Vaughn, Brandon Pendon, Brian Costello. SECOND ROW: Kevin Dinwiddie, Ron Norman, Ray Contreras, Kenneth Roberts, Russell Buchanan, Chuck Enriquez, John Walls, Tony Brooks. Kenny Mckee, David Lay, Lariy Strange, Robert Thompson, Peter Nelson, Coach Chmielewski. THIRD ROW: Russell Zaitz, Steve Simpson, Charles Bryant, Les Gutman, Laurence Chatman, Goree Smith, Tony Prior, Willie Trice, Jimmie Walker, Kavin Brown, Carl Ward. Vincent Silvas, Charles Walls. 129 Boys' Tennis ROW 1: Keith Delaney, Steve Lesh, Fredy Martinez, Larry Jensen. ROW 2: Charles Walls, Mark Chatterson, Richard Nierm, Mark Francis, Craig Dinwiddie, Kevin Delaney, Wayne Minobe. ROW 3: Coach Ray Curtis, Craig Rusk, David Zarza, Paul Babb, David Latham, Dan Hoquist, James Wimberly. SCHEDULE Banning Coachella Banning Indio Banning Indio Banning Elsinore Banning Bcaunont Banning Rim Banning Aquinas Banning San Jacinto Banning Elsinore Banning Bcaunont Banning Rim Banning Aquinas Banning San Jacinto 130 Facultu And Administration Superintendent And Assistant Superintendent In September of 1969 Mr. Corbin was appointed Superintendent of Schools. He has oecn serving for two years. Mr. Hammond, who is Assistant Superintendent, began his term in September of 1969. MR. CORBIN MR. HAMMOND MRS. MAXINE SMITH MR. MAURICE CALDERON MR. ROBERT PETERSON Board Members This year's Board members are functioning under the leadership of Maurice Calderon. He has been a member of the board since 1967. This is his first year serving as presi- dent. The other board members are: Mr. Itobcrt Peterson, Mrs. Maxine Smith, Mr. Lewis Robertson, and Mr. Mark Pickett. MR. LEWIS ROBERTSON MR. MARK PICKETT 132 And so again another year has passed and written upon the pages of our minds are the memories of the things that have been and of the things that are goirg to come. Mr. Avina has probably had a most interesting year and im- pressed upon the pages of his mind is probably the satisfaction of knowing that this year is over and that he has done his job well. Principal Mr. Avina Vice-Principal Mr. Heslop Mr. Heslop has completed another year as Vice-Principal of Banning High School. Many situations have arisen during the year but he has known how to handle each one. Maybe that has something to do with him being so well liked. 133 Main Office MRS. CAMPBELL MRS. SMITH Attendance Office MRS. JONES MRS. THOMSON 134 MRS. ABRAS MR LIND Counselors MRS. ABRAS B. A. - U. of Redlands M. A. - U. of Calif. Counseling Office and Exposition II MR LIND B. of Ed. - E. Wash. St. Coll. M. of Ed. - U. of Washington Head Counselor MR PHILIP LAMM B.S. - U. of Calif. (Berkeley) M. A. - U. of Calif. (Riverside) Algebra II and Counseling n- nbiimi t K ⢠ ⢠⢠ZCUVJ  ' â˘' nnmii â A.-.-'. ruet 1 am 1 rn_ MR KNAPP B. A. - U. of Montana Work Experience, Bookkeeping, and Typing MRS. MELTZER B. A. and M. A. - U. of Redlands M. A.L.S. - Immaculate Heart College Library 135 MR LAMM Faculty MR. HERB ADAMS B. A. - Cal State at San Bernadino Band, Geography MR. PHILIP AMICK B.S. Business Education, Typing I and II, Business Math MR. HERB ADAMS MR. PHILIP AMICK MR. HAROLD BENDIGKEIT MRS. JEANNE BIELER MR. HAROLD BENDIGKEIT B.S. - Ariz. State U. M. of Ed. General Science, Life Science MRS. JEANNE BIEHLER MR. LOUCHMIELEWSKI B.S. - Cal Poly (Pomona) Boys' P. E., Algebra MISS HARRIET CURTIS B. A. - Whittier College M. A. - U. of Redlands MR. RAYMOND CURTIS A. B. - Humboldt State English I, Math, P. E. 136 MR. MACK DINWIDDIE X MR. WILLIAM HAWLEY MR. JACK FULKS B. S., M.S. - Kansas State Drafting I, Metal I, Voca- tional Machine MR. WILLIAM HAWLEY B.S. - Jarvis Christian College M.S. - Prairie View College Special Education MR. JACK IRONS MR. GARY GEORGE B. A. - Cal State English, Creative Writing, Satire, Sci. Fiction, and Rock Poetry MR. JACK IRONS B. A. - Laveme College Boysâ P. E., Driver's Ed. MR. ROBERT GILBERT MR. ROBERT JENSEN MR. ROBERT GILBERT B. A. - San Diego State Auto Shop MR. ROBERT JENSEN B. A. - Occidental College Girls' Choir, Acapella Choir MR. MACK DINWIDDIE B. A. - Whittier College Santa Clara Math Analysis, Geometry, Algebra X and I MRS. CATHY DISCHINGER B. A. - U. of Redlands P. E. and Drill Team MRS. BARBARA DOYLE B. A. - U. of Arizona M. A. - Radcliff College Spanish I-IV MR. PHILIP KERMOTT MR. MAX GINTER B.S. - Kansas State U. Wood I, Shop Math and Carpentry MR. PHILIP KERMOTT B. A. - U. of Montana Electronics, Drafting and Geometry 137 MRS. ELLEN KILLI NSW ORTH U.C. Berkeley, U. of Red- lands, U. of Nevada MRS. KAREN LESSER B. A. - UCR, Cal State San Bernadino Art, Photography MR. LOREN LUKENS B. S. - Cal Poly (Pomona) Biology, Life Science MRS. ELLEN KILLI NSW ORTH MRS. KAREN LESSER MR. LOREN LUKENS MRS. SUZANNE NORMAN MR. JON MILLER B. A. - Long Beach State Spanish, English, Yearbook MRS. SUZANNE NORMAN B.S. - Brigham Young U. M. of Ed. - U. of Ariz. Girlsâ P.E., GAA MR. HOWARD NOBLE MISS ELLEN O'TOOLE MR. HOWARD NOBLE U. of Iowa, Calif., Wiscon- sin, and Redlands Social Studies MISS ELLEN OâTOOLE B. A. - San Diego State M.S.T. - U. of Ariz. Chemistry, Alg., General Science 138 MR. MIKE ROSE MR. JAMES RUSK MR. LOUIS THORPE MISS CECILIA ZERWEKH MR. MIKE ROSE B. A. and M. A. - U. of Redlands U.S. History, Afro Amer. Hist., Social Studies and Ancient W. H. MR. LOUIS THORPE B.S. - Kansas State Coll. M.S. - U. of New Mexico Gen. Sci., Physics, Chemis- try and Algebra MR. JAMES RUSK B. S. - Northeastern St. World History, Science and World Geography MISS CBCILIA ZERWEKH A. B. and M. A. - Saint Mary's Coll. Exposition I and German MISS VIRGINIA RODGERS A. A. - Yuba College B. D. - San Diego State Environmental Studies, Reading and English I MISS VIRGINIA RODGERS MR. PELTON TEAGUE A.M. N. College Henderson State Coll. U. of Ariz. English I and II, Journalism MRS. RUTH POWELL B.A. - Tillatson Coll. French and English MRS. RUTH POWELL MISS VERA THAXTON A. A. - San Antonio Coll. B. A. - San Diego State M. S. - U. of m. Homemaking I, Advanced Foods, and Bachelor Living 139 Cafeteria Workers Attendants Custodians Mr. Williams Mis. Scrivens, Mrs. Gunther, Mis. Noble, and Mrs. Stcckster. 140 MOJAVE SPORTSWEAR OF BANNING 260 S. San Gorgonio Banning, California 849-7217 OâBRIENâsffctiW NELSON OIL COMPANY SHELL JOBBER Serving the Pass and Desert Areas Since 1928 142 These Kind People Are Supporters Of The 1972 San Gorgonian Farmers Insurance Group Dr. Everet Jenkins Dr. George Evans Romberg's Shell Service David's Beauty Shop Banning Hardware Jon, Amy, Alice and Anthony Avina Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lamm Mr. and Mrs. James Heslop Mr. and Mrs. John L. Doyle Frankie and Claude Littell David Littell Congratulations To The Class Of 1972 From BANNING KIWANIS CLUB 143 Color Portraits Weddings Commercial Photos Cameras Film McCULLOH STUDIO 660 W. Ramsey St. 849-4411 144 REDLANDS FEDERAL S L 725 Beaumont Beaumont California 845-3151 DENNY'S 51040 W. Fifth St. Boaumont, California BANNING GLASS CO. 2642 W. Ramsey Banning, California BEMIS ROCK SHOP 2772 W. Ramsey Banning, California 145 WAGES SHOES 41051 W. Ramsey St. Banning, California PASS CARPETS BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1972 Burson â Poynter ALPHA- BETA 63 N. 4th St. Banning, California SUN-UP DAIRY INC. SALES and INSTALLATION 849-3551 or 849-6811 1941 W. Ramsey St. Banning, California Chrysler Plymouth 1500 E. George Banning, California 849 3662 46 P uniArJ My cteAvgo Ell I â ftJLij: i ] :vm ONE DAY SERVICE THE CLEANERS THAT CARE ACE FURNITURE 66 N. First St. Banning, California 849-2550 LEO'S UPHOLSTERING AND DRAPERIES 1125 W. Ramsey St., Banning BELLS SHOE STORE 1529 W. Ramsey St. Banning 1498 W. Ramsey St. Banning, California 849-7646 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 72 Bel-Air Pet STATE FARM INSURANCE FUNERAL CHAPEL 947 W. Ramsey St. Banning, California Shop INN. San 849-4603 Gorgonio St. 147 RICHâS HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC 175 W. Ramsey Banning, California BANNING THRIFT MART TO SUIT YOUR VOYAGER INN ILONKAâS Motel â Restaurant Cocktail Lounge 5951-81 W. Ramsey Banning, California 148 SOW'S TEXACO 849-6767 1615 W. Ramsey Street SECURITY PACIFIC BANK 321 W. Ramsey St. Banning, California Corner of Hargrave and Ramsey Banning RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL REMODELING J. T. SULLIVAN General Contractor 300 Meadowlark Ln. Banning, California 849-2841 WIEFELS gSON 50 East Nicolet St.âBanning Phone 849-4527 PALM SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK I I 72 Ramsey Street Banning, California 849-4617 iso BUD'S JEWELRY PAGE AUTO EXCHANGE 2301 W. Ramsey Street Banning, California 54 W. Ramsey Street Banning, California 849-4693 Mobil OWEN'S MOBIL SERVICE 181 E. Ramsey Street Banning, California 849-9906 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 72 T G and Y Everything for the Family Stagecoach Plaza Banning 218 N. Murray Beaumont 688 Beaumont Ave. 845 3819 i L Tpi? âl'l B RECORD-GAZETTE 151 PICKETTS MARKET 266 N. San Gorgonio Banning, California 849-2021 JACK'S SHOES I 32 W. Ramsey FAMILY FOOTWEAR K'S FOOD NUTRITION SHOP 163 N. San Gorgonio Banning, California 849-2023 BEASLEY'S AUTO CENTER 91 N. Woodland Banning, California 849-3131 DICK'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 41-259 Highway 99 Banning, California WHOA 152 LANE STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 153 Portrait Weddings in Color â Commercial 34 N. First Street Banning, California 849-6525 IMUblt CENTER 7 WISCHAN FORD 1585 W. Ramsey Banning, California 849-4523 4. NITE SPOT SPORTING GOOD'S 3 I I E. Ramsey Street Banning, California MARLIN O'DELL â Owner BAB'S SMART SET FRESH DAILY: WMim 115 N. San Gorgonio DICKâS BARBER SHOP 40 W. Hays Street Banning, California 41060 W. Fifth Street Beaumont, California Next to Denny's COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER 2159 W. Ramsey 849 4661 154 With all'the ever increasing questions . . . We must work You and I To find the answers To build for a better tomorrow. 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