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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

Be SAN GORGONIAN 1973 Published By: The Students Of Banning High School Volume 35 ab tah Contents Gi fei: hy a er 14 Administration ............. 64 7 CL 76 Activities ...........2000- 106 = er ae —ts x Sok } pe bah be S| The And See i, A Rivers How They Run fi yy, Ai y) } Ht l Through Woods And Meads, In Shade And Sun, ———EEeEEs —————————eEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEEEEeE a aed io a a iT) WZ = = on © nes, ba em Some Swi Somet Slow, Wave Succeeding Wave, hey Go ote ee see ge ee ota A Various Journey To The Deep Like Human Life (GRONGAR HILL - John Dyer Copyright, 1945, by Double- SS Saas y To Endless Sleep! day and Company, Inc. ) As We Look Back Over The Year Ai Banning High, We Realize That School Is But A Part Of Our Journey Into Life. . . 12 } Yat es We look back over the yea r and remember all the new things that have happened as well as the old. One of the new is our vice-principal, Mr, Wolf, Mr. Wolf was born in Toms River, New Jersey. He came to California in 1963 and graduated from the University of Redlands in 1966. In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, and swimming. Mr. Wolf enjoys working with the students at Banning Hish School and is looking forward to next year. We say welcome, Mr. Wolf! 13 here re a dt “e : vy me LS) BEST DRESSED: Cindi Becerra, Carey Mellor CUTEST: Ginger Ring, David Heslop BIGGEST FLIRT: Marie Herrera, J. P. Nelson FRIENDLIEST: Lisa Frye, Tony Dill Nar, eauy ee eS a, ee a BEST ALL AROUND: Carol Biggers, James Taylor BEST SENSE OF HUMOR; Ernest Franco, NOT PICTURED: Louise Graham MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Gail Brown, Mark Mummy MOST ATHLETIC: Vicki Williams, James Lugo eee 18 Senior Officers lst Semester (Back Row) Treasurer - Doris Jensen Vice President - Carol Biggers 2nd Semester (Front Row) Treasurer - Debbie Miller Vice President - Gail Johns z Pa Sa, | 7 4 a .f ba A Secretary - Gail Brown President - Floria Phillips Secretary - Lana White President - Jeannie Richards WILLIAM ADAMS Seniors JAMES ANGELIS PAUL NATHAN BABB Span. Club 1,2,3,4; A. F.S. 4;C.S,F. 2,4; J. V. Tennis 1; Var. Tennis 2,3,4; Band 1,2, Pres. -3,4; Stu.. Coun. 3,4; H. of Rep. 4; Hiking Club, Pres. 3,4; Interact 3; Class Float 1,2,3,4; Block B 2,3,4; Natl. Science Found. CSU Humboldt 3; Annual 4; Crucible 3 SHELLY ELIZABETH BARRIS Shell GyARAL l,2; Hoofnep. L, Drama Club 3; Stampede 3; Var. Song. 3; Rally 3; Class Float 1,2,3 CYNDI BECERRA Bones MAN Yo Oe eA Ds Ls Bei Acmle aos habe le AC 2, Memb. Char. 3; H. of Reps. 3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 3; Var. Song. 3; Drill Team 8; Block B Prin- cess 3; Film-Drama 4; Vol- unteens 2; Class Float 3,4; Miss Photogenic 4; Miss Ban- ning 4; Stage Coach Queen JILL NANETTE BLAIR Nan Hist. Club 3; F.B, L, A. 3,4 CAROL LYNN BIGGERS Bigs Girls' League 1; Drill Team 1; Class Float 2,3; Class Sec. 2,3; Class V.P. 4; Stu. Coun. 2,3,4; Bantu 2,3, 4; C.S.F. 3; Span Club 3,4; Bantu Drill Team 4; Daisy Chain 3; Rally Club 4; Var. Cheer (Head) 4; H. of Reps. 2,3; Mascot 3; Sec. Youth Conf, 3 CYNTHIA LOUELLA BOW MAN Cindy Lou Three Year Graduate; Hist. Glub 1,2; Girls’ Glee 1; A Cappella 2,3; G. A, A. 3 ’ NANCY ANN BLACK Nancy Ger, Club 2,3,4; Interact 3, ANG Sahee Leononas Debate Glub 3,4; A. F.S. 3,4; IML, WIN Bye Taney, (Eihiisy 3,4; G. A, A, 2,3,4; Film- Drama Club 4; J. V. Cheer 2: Var, Gheer 3; stu, Gouns i, 25os45 Ao. B, Pres, 4; Stud, Sen, 4; School Play 3, 4; C. S, U.S. Forensics Ins. 3; C.S. P, 3; Hiking Club 3, 4; Class Floats 1,2,3,4; PB, He ASL; Girls) League 1; Daisy Chain 3; Ger. Club 2, 3,4 MICHAEL D, BROOKER INE UE INES Le on ay pe ils 2; Block B 1,2, Sec. and UreasswosetistarGiub) dae. Treas, 3; Interact 3; Fren, Club 3; H. of Reps. 2; Stu. Gouny 132.5; bHaG. Comin, 1,2,3; Annual 1; Stampede 2; Drama Club 3; Be leGr pe Aulinoao-aD Aut, Rep. 1,3; Secondary Youth Coun. 1,3 DANIEL J, BLAIR Danny Class Float 1,2; A Cappella oS GAIL BROWN G. A. A, 1; Girls' League 1; Girls' Glee 1; A Cappella 2, 3,4, Treas. 4; Bantu 2,4, SEC? 33°C, 9,5. 25) Sec.) 3. 4; Span Club 3,4; Class Treas, 3; Class Sec. 4; H. of Reps. 4; Musicals 2, 3; Girls' State Alt. 3; Upward Bound 4; Class Float 3,4; T. A.C. 4; Sip 'N’ Sing 2,3, 4; Daisy Chain 3 DEBORAH JUANITA BRYANT Deb G.S.F, 2,334 ©. Boba. 1,2; 3,4; Span. Club 2,3,4 VALDA BRYANT F,B,L, A. 2,3,4; Ecolog. Club 3; Span. Club 3 a re BRAD BUCHANAN “Diver Dan Interact 3; C.S,F. 4; A Cappella 3,4; Class Float 3, 4; Hiking Club 3,4; B,H. S, P, A. 2,4; Debate Team 3; Crucible 3 Poor football player... EVA LOUISE CARNER Eva Span. Club 1,2,3,4; A. F.S, 1,2,3; Volunteens 2,3; GuSehioe2 kona GlassuelOa tia. 3,4; Ecolog. Club Treas. 3; Interact 4; H, of Reps. 4; Hiking Club 3,4 DOLORES ANTONIA CASSADAS Skinner IVER AVaYen@ sual iG eAb Amilo, 3,4; Volunteens 1; H. of Reps, 2; Ecolog. Club 4; Ie iaby aly ct 21 DIANE CHRISTOFFERSEN SUSAN MARIE CHUBB Diane Chubb Span. Club 2,3,4; C.S, F. Rally Club 2; Class Floats 2, 2,3,4; Ecolog. Club 3; Drill S401G AA Uy eos GC. oak. Team 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; 4; Span. Club 1,2,3; A FS. Jr. Concessions; Class Float Deoais bas 2; Annual 4 RAY CLEGHORN DON COOK GUY CORBIN KATHLEEN PATRICIA Ray Don Guy COYLE Kitty GuSuFe S74; SUES, 3543 M.U.N. 4; F. BL, A, 4; Float 3,4; Interact 4; Hist, Club 4; Stu. Coun, ; Debate 3,4; Stampede 4; Play 3; Film-Drama Club 4 22 CAROL CROSS LAUREL LEE DAVIDSON Carol Laurel Gheer TiiGiS he Das ses A, F.S. 2,3; Span, Club 2, 8; Float 1,3,4; Band 1; A Cappella 3,4; Daisy Chain , 3; Play 3; Hiking Club 3,4; H. of Reps. 3 BONNIE CAROL DELLIS MARY KATHERINE DEW TONY DILL DANIEL ECHOLS Bon Mary Tony Danny A Cappella 3,4; A.F.S, 3; G, A, A, Tennis 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,3 A, F,S, 3,4; Play 3; Film- Drama Club 4; A Cappella 3,4; Float 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; Hiking Club 3 AV 23 KATHRYN ELAYNE EGETTER Kathy Cheerleader 1; A,S. B. 1; Span, Club 1,2,3,4; Gym- nastics 1; G, A, A, 2,3,4; C.S.F, 2,3,4; Ecolog. Club 3; Alt. Song 3; Class Float 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; Cruci- ble 3; A. F.S, 4; Interact 4; Film-Drama Club 4; Soph, Class Treas, 2; Jr. Class Sec, 3 MARLA JEAN ELLINGSON Marla Girls' Glee 1,2, 3; A Cap- pella 3,4; Hist. Club 3; In- teract 4; Sip 'N' Sing 1,2,3, 4; Musical 3; Soph. Float 2; Girls’ League 1; Film-Dra- ma Club 4; H. of Reps. 4 VICKIE LEE ELMORE SCOTT THOMAS FALLS PAMELA KAY FISHER JANICE ELLEN FOUNTAIN Vic Band 1253; Gaonk. 2, rack Pam Janice FBLA. 3,4 2 Tennis 3 A Cappella 3,4; Girls' Glee T 2; A. F.S, 3; Fren, Club 2; A GASiEe 1203 GaAs An La, 3; Musical 3; Sip 'N' Sing 2, 3,4; Class Float 3; Girls' League 1; Tennis 1; Softball 1; Daisy Chain 3 24 MARK FRANCIS ERNEST FRANCO LISA FRYE DEBORAH LEE GAITHER Debbie L. A. 3,4; A Cappella oo yy =e: 14 O rr _ ERIC GALLIHER MARK GARCIA DIAMANTENIA GIOKATZI DAVID GONZALES Duck Ada Transferred from Ontario 4; A. F,S, Student Annual 4 25 26 KENNETH J, GOODMAN Ken Band 1 ELIZABETH DIANA HATTON Diane Girls' Glee 2; Ecolog. Club 3 STEVE GRAHAM BRUCE HEROLD Buzzard Frosh Football 1; Band 1,2; Interact 4 LARRY GUNTHER PENNY HALL What did you say about me? MARIE FRANCES HERRERA DAVID JAMES HESLOP JOHN HILL RANDY HIRST Marie Dave John Randy Gheer eo sods MAL Y.. ©} Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 1,2; Span. Club 1,2, 3; 3,4; All DA. L, 3; A.F, S, Class Pres. 1,3; Comm. of 4; Interact 3; Block B 2,3,4; Corr. 4; Homecoming Queen Float 3,4; M. U.N, 4; Boys' 4; Rally Club Pres, 4 State 3; Hiking Club 3,4; Annual 4 DALE ANNE HOLLIS ROSALEE (HALL) HOLT Dale Rosie F, B,L, A, 3,4; Homecoming Princess 4; Rally Club 4; Float 1,2,3 Let's show a little spirit! 27 1 SUSAN HOLTON KAREN AILEEN HUSBY MARC ISENAGLE DORIS JENSEN “Sue Karen Marc Dor Boris Stampede 3,4 Band 1; A. F. S. 2,3,4; H. of Reps. 3;R O.P. 4 SECs, BroshhasiGwA. A. Wises GiALA: 2.3, 4G. 5) beos Gym. Club 1,2; A.F.S, 1, Film-Drama Club 4; Daisy 4; Interact 2,3,4; Pres. 3, Chain 3; Float 3,4; Hiking 4, Sec. 3; Lion's Club Art Club 3 Award 3; Sr. Class Treas. 4; Annual 3; Daisy Chain 3; Block B Princess; Stu. Coun, 3,4 LARRY ALLEN JENSEN SELAH GAIL JOHNS JULIANA ROSE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON Larry Shorty Julie Bill Football 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; G, A. A, 3,4; Hist. Club 3; Span. Club 1; A.F.S. 1,3; Band 1,2 Stampede 1,3 Choir 4 A Cappella 1,2,3,4 28 STEVE JOHNSON DEBRA JONES SHAWNA LEA RANDY LOVE Steve Debbie Shawna Float 1,2,3,4; F.B.L. A. 4; F.B.L. A. 1,3,4; Hist. Club Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1, 3 4; Sip 'N' Sing 1,2,3,4 JOHN LOWMAN I think I'm sick! 29 KEITH KENNETH LUCAS SHEILA MIRANDA LUCAS Keith Randy 3 Year Graduate; Span. Club Bantu 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 8; Annual 3; A,F.S. 3 TOs GAL AS Oss Os P. 4 MARGARET ANN ROSALINDA MARTINEZ MANDELKE Margaret C.S.F, 3,4; A Cappella 3, 4; Comm. of Records 4; Daisy Chain 3; Interact 2,3, 4: Ger. Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Glass: Treas.i2) AcBeSie ty 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Girls’ Choir 1,2; Science Club 1; Girls’ League 1; Songleader 1 30 JAMES LUGO Gabe Frosh Football 1; Var. Foot- ball 2,3,4; Var. Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Block B 3,4; AL D, 4: All D; ALL, 2,03 M. U.P. Baseball 3 BONNIE MASON Thumper Sr, Span, Club 3,4; Homecom- ing Princess 4; Jr. and Si. Play 3 JUDY LUKER ROY MATHEWS Roy A.LD, 1,2,3,4; Span. Club 4; Block B 4; Frosh Football 1;J.V. Football 2; Var, Football 4 —— . ma cee cr. . SE Eee lll APRIL MAXFIELD DEBBIE McCLELLEND Sock it to them Mr, Jensen. LAURIE McSPADDEN ADOLFO MEDIANO Band 1,2,.3,4; A.F.S. 1,2, 8,4;G. A, A, 1,2,3,4; Ten- nis Team 1,2,3,4; Daisy Chain 3; MOULN, 1,2,3; C. F. S. Honor Band 1,2,3, 4; State Honor Band 3; Creative Arts Program, Music, No. Ariz. Univ. 3; Lion's Club Scholarship 3; Fren, Club RICARDO MEDIANO NICK MERCADO Rick A, 1, D, 1; Span. Club 1; J. V. Baseball Mgr, 1; Band 2 DENISE MEYERS FAULENE ELIZABETH MIGUEL Lom, Flag Twirler 1,2,3; A. 1 D, 1, Report. 2; Hist. Club 3, See. 3, Treas. 4; 1G, An AY 3,4; Stagecoach Princess 4 MICHAEL MORENO THOMAS ALAN MORRIS Din Din Band 1,2, 3; Football 3; Ger. Clubs 2s Babis os eAg es, 4 32 DEBORAH ANN MILLER Debbie Drill Team 1; Flag Twirler 2iGlassV.. Pres. 2; GA, A, 1; Bantu 2,3,4; Class Treas, 4- Sec, Youth Conf, 1,3; Mascot 4; Rally 1, 3; Girls’ Glee 1; A Cappella 2, 3; Bantu V. Pres. 4; Class Floats 2,3; Sip 'N' Sing 1,2, 3; Musical 2; G, A, A. 3; Comm. of Elections 4 GARY LEWIS MILLER wy KEN MOYER MARK MUMMY STEPHEN JAMES MYERS roleve™ Frosh Football 1; Var. Foot- ball 2,3; Frosh Basketball 1; V. Baseball 1,2,3,4; All D, A. L. First Baseman 3; Block) Bal 2e3-43 CG. Soh. 33 Interact 3; H. of Re ps. 4 RICHARD NIEMI Richard A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Musi- ealsill,2:4. “Grucible: 73; Vv. Tennis 3,4 JOHN NEEDLER ANGELA CAMILLE NIZZIA Angela Girls' Glee 1; A Cappella 2, 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Sip 'N' Sing 1,2,3,4; F.H. A, 1, 2; C. S.F, Life Member 1,2, 3,4; Volunteens 1,2; H. of Reps. 2,4; Span. Club 2,3, Ae AL Bon decease Glasses, Press Caos nteracna aoa: F,B,L, A. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Stu. Coun. 2,3,4; Class Floats 2,3,4 JON PAUL NELSON el eh LARRY NETSCHKE CRAIG PAUL NEUBAUER DANNY OSIER 33 MICHAEL ROBERT PALACIOS Club 2,3,4; C.S.F. 2; A, F.S, 2; H. of Reps. 1,2 DOROTHY PHILLIPS 34 M.A. Y.O. 1,2,3,4; Span. RANDY PALMER FLORIA STINE PHILLIPS Granny Class Float 2,3; G,. A, A 4; Bantu 2,3,4; C.S, F. 2,3,4; Span. Club 3,4; Class Pres. 2,3,4; H. of Reps 1; Stu. Coun, 1,2,3,4; Rally Club 4; Drill Team 1; Var. Song 3, Head 4; Bantu Jazz Drill Team 4; Girls' League 1; N.S. F., Math 3 MARLENE ADEL PEHAU Marlene G, A, A, 1; Class Float 3, 4; Hist. Club 3; F.B, L, A. 4 A A | ALEX B, PIPER Alex Span. Club 2; Class Float 2, 3; Band 1,2; Stampede 3 7S. oe Yes DEAN PHILLIPS DAVID PITTMAN JEANNIE DIANNE RICHARDS Jeannie Girls' Glee 1; Interact 2; BAL Looe cAl Bess deisel. of Reps, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Sip 'N' Sing 1,3,4; C.S, F. 2,3,4; Volunteens 2,3; A Cappella 3,4; Homecoming Float 3,4; Operetta 3,4 GINGER LOU RING Ginger Cheer 1; Volunteens 2; Daisy Chain 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Span. Club 2,3; A Cappella 3, 4; Class Float 3,4; F.B. L.A. 3, 4;C,S,F. 2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 4 BRENDA MARIA QUINONES Brenda Stampede 4; M, A. Y.O. 1, 2,3,4; F. BL. A. 4; Rally Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; In- teract 4; Film-Drama Club, V.P. 4; Class Float 4 MICHAEL REICHLING Mike Band 1,2,3; Ger. Club 1,2 FRANCIS LOUISE ROBINSON “Frantastic Phoof-bug Transfer; Stu. Coun. 3,4; Comm. of Boys 4; V.P. 3; Stampede 3,4; Debate Club 3,4; Interact 4; A. F.S. 3,4; Hist. Club 4; M. U.N. 3,4; Rally Club 4; Span. Club 4; G. A, A, 4; Bronco Corner 3, 4; Film-Drama Club 4; Class Play 3; Hiking Club 4 KOHELLE ROBINSON Kelly JERRY RUGER eB? 36 WILLIAM SNIDER KOLEEN EVELYN SANFORD Princess Girls’ Glee 1; F.H. A. 1; Rally Club 2; Volunteens 2; Drill Team 2; F. BL, A, 2; A Cappella 3,4; G, A, A, 4; Drama Club 4; Class Float DAVID MARK STANG Dave Span. Club 1,2,3,4; Float 4; Annual 3 GARY SANDERS Colonel Football Manager 4; A. F, S, 4 DANA REBECCA SHEEKS Dana 3 Year Graduate; Span. Club ipo datw, tell opiityer Pp GA. A. 1,2,3; Hist. Club 2,3; Rally Club 2, 3; | F. BLL, A, 2,3; A Cappella S OsAe Peogmosit. uGlass | Float 3; Jr. Concess Ss This is really great! ib JAMES TAYLOR BILLY WALKER Bi FB, LL A. 4 SERGIO GREIN TEIXEIRA Sergio A. F.S, Student; A,F, S, 4; Span, Club 4; C.S.F, 4; In- teract 4; Stampede 4 JIMMIE WALKER “Lurch Football 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; F.B. L.A. 3,4; A. F.S; 3,43 Co Sok. 2 MARILYN THAMES DONNA JEAN WEAVER Three Year Graduate; Span. Club 2; F. BL, A, 2,3; An- nual 2,3 CYNTHIA HOPE VILLALOBOS Thumper Jr. Span, Club 3,4; Crucible 3 JOE WEBB Ritoc! J. V. Baseball 1; Annual 3 STEPHANIE ANNE WEST F,H.A. 1,2; Span. Glub 2, S545 ALS, 45 Ba BuL A 2,3; C.S,F. 3; Rally Club 4, Vice Pres. 3; Hist. Club 3,4; Drill Team 2; Daisy Chain 3; Class Floats 2,3, 4; Miss Banning Contestant 4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; An- nual 3 LANA JOAN WHITE “Lady” Bantu 3,4; B.A. A, 1,2; G, A, A, 1,2,38,4; Class Sec. 4; Comm. of Activ. 4; Girls' Glee 2; Rally Club 1, 2; Bantu Drill Team 4; Up- ward Bound 3,4; Sip 'N' Sing 2 FAY ME LAURENE WILSON “Fayme Girls' Glee 1,2, Vice Pres. 4; A Cappella 3,4 KATHY WHITELY PATTI YEOMANS Sip 'N' Sing 3,4; Musicals 3; A Cappella 3,4; Interact 3, 4; A. F.S. 4; Class Float 3, 4; H. of Reps. 4; Film-Dra- ma Club 4 VICKI LEE WILLIAMS Vick A Cappella 1,2,3,4; G, A.A, is, reas. 2, Pres. 4; Gusybe 125) Vice Press. 3. Pres, 4; A.F.S, 1,2,3; Vol- unteens 2,3; Musicals 1,2,3; Sip 'N' Sing 1,2,3,4; Girls' Stater 3; Mascot 3; Daisy Chain 3 KATHY ALLEN ANDREW ANDERSON ARLENE CHEE MARK CONNOLLY PATRICK CONNOLLY DEBBIE DIAZ RICHARD DIAZ THERESA DIAZ STEVE GAINES LOUISE GRAHAM DON HARTWELL DONALD JOHNSON Not Pictured VICKIE JOHNSON KENNETH McKEE CAREY MELLOR JOHN MONTES DAVID ORTEGA EUGENE PABLO LYNN PALMER JOANN PARTHUN MARLENE RICE RUTH RIDDLE JACK SANCHEZ, CHRIS SANFORD GOREE SMITH LARRY SPARKS LESLIE STRANG BARBARA TAYLOR JOHN TREMBLE WILLIE TRICE FREDDY VILLALPANDO DAVID WALL DELORES WHEELER DANNY WHITAKER ROBERT WILSON DAVID ZARZA 39 ge TF co i A EROS tae el all Cee ee i lie eee SS aS ee ee ed Junior Officers 1st Semester (Back Row) Treasurer - Kevin Delancy Secretary - Mimi West Vice-President - Paula Velasquez President - Sheila Rutherford 2nd Semester (Front Row) Treasurer - LaVerne Lucas Secretary - Dawn Porter Vice President - Genece Miller President - Roxie Hall 42 Juniors Kevin Ball Gwen Alexander Frank Becerra Bruce Baliff Gregory Boylan Brad Brower Cindy Brown Johnny Brown Kevin Brown Virginga Bryant Russ Buchannan 43 Jim Caldwell Robert Carnahan Marta Carranza Sandra Carranza Dolores Cassades Brenda Chatham John Chatman Phas Debra Childress Donna Cockron Shelly Conn iA |) Ray Contreras Brian Costello Steven Covey Charles Ivory Cummings Curtis Curtis James Dailey Crittenden 44 Albert Darrow Tom Davidson Debbie Davis Kevin de Lancey Danny Devinny Cynthia Diaz = : we 4 = { 7 Lie | = we in | Virginia Diaz Mark Echols Samuel Elmore Jennifer Engel Chuck Enriquez | : ; eg = 1 A . a- eX +e q 4 a i — SS AM Susan Everett Erlinda Flores Athena Fox Brent Francis Jerry Franco Steve Graham Gwen Goertzen Roxie Hall N Marcia Hannon Lisa Harrand Patricia Harris Ver-r-ry Interesting! 45 Thomas Harris James Hernandez Jim Herra % s Mark Heslop Carol Hildahl Maurice Hinkle Isn't he wonderful! Dan Hoquist Edward Hunter Nancy Jesson Roy Johnson Stanley Johnson Carl Jones Janice Jones Toni Kelsey Reed Kendrix Jack Kraft Randall Lakin 46 David Latham Mark Lea Steve Lesh tao tol Keith Lucas LaVerne Lucas David Mackie Glen Macias Frank Martinez Gloria Martinez Arman Marquez Luann Mayhood i @ Gary McDaniel Genece Miller Napoleon is alive and well in Banning High. Kathy Miller Susie Miller 47 a3 Eileen Mills Wayne Minobe Ron Norman Mabel Petty Rick Powers Victor Ramos 48 Carmen Reidhammer Spaghetti again! ! Monika Rice Don Moreno Dawn Porter Donna Richards Pam Morissette Irma Ortega Thomas Patrick Gail Porter Genevieve Rios fate Maggie Martin Rodriguez Rodriguez Kenneth Roberts 4 ise a Nee ‘ i 4 Sheila Vickie Sanchez Glenn Sapaden Jay Scott Rutherford ! Paul Rodriguez “ : ns ie: Susan Scrivens Vincent Silvas Lynette Simmons Philip Siva Shawnee Gloria Stephenson Stockdale ew Susan Thorensen Jacqueline Todd There it is! 49 50 Fred Toro Wendy Whitmore Linda Trembley Debbie Wall Mark Williams Ruth Albarron Elinda Austin Ken Blackburn Thomas Borah John Cavillo Debbie Chapparosa Betty Cullors Theresa Elliott Steve Faust Daisy Fox Steve Fuentes Ernie Garewal Sam Gurney Terry Harris Claire Herrera Terry Trimmer John Walls Randy Williams Not Pictured Si Yvonne Hernandez Bill Hylkema John Jacquet Debbie Keaster Robert Kellup Trent Lieuallen Ray Lucero Andrew Marcus Johnnie Nelson Charles O'Malley Scott Palmer Tony Prior Rudy Ramos Frank Reyna Stanley Williams Paula Vannoy Mimi West Mary Ramero Lee Smith Tonia Taylor Brenda Titus Raymond Torres Beatrice Trujillo Paula Vannoy Ernie Velasquez Meryle Vernoy Cheryl Walker Patricia Walker Jefferey Ware Deborah Webb Ruth Word Paul Vaughan Steve White Sophomore Officers 1st Semester (Back Row) Treasurer - Jennifer Newbold Secretary - Theresa Taylor Vice-President - Debbie Biggers 2nd Semester (Front Row) Treasurer - Charlyce Jones President - Beverly Villalobos (Back Row) Secretary - Theresa Taylor Vice President - Debbie Biggers 1st Semester President - Rhonda Corbin (Not Pictured) 51 Bonnie Adrian Randy Algiers — Darilyn Allen Mary Amis zine ta Sherri Barber 5 Debbie Robert Biggers Bilicke Nancy Brown Charles Bryant Jerry Bryant Cindy Chubb Sam Cohen Roxanne Cohron 52 Sophomores Toni Becerra Lee Bitner Diana Buchanan Leslie Conn Gabriel Aguilar David Bansinger Diana Bob Betlach Berroteran an y % Eurita Black Tony Brooks —‘ A! | Cedric John Gary Chris- Chatman Calderilla tofferson Mike Rhonda Dennis Contreras Corbin Crittenden Kathy Davidson Becky Cumnins Sandy Doyle Nick Echols Tim Edwards Allen Elmore Margrette Sam Enriquez Engle i vets d Kathy Farkas Robert Fladger Mary Cathy Fuentes Len Foster Donald Flemming Fountain Sharon Monica Gaither Garcia Gary Fox Yvonne Gilbert Vera Garcia Ja UN Bill Gillan Fred Graham Kevin Graham Lucille Magda Grose Tony Diane Hannon Granados Gonzales 1 53 Yvonne Ruben Harrell Phyllis Brenda Hiatt Hamby Hernandez Eddie Hiatt Chris Jenkins Christy John Hoquist Carol Hough Anita Hudnell Arleen Holford Hughes Denise Theresa David Charlyce Gary Keaster Denise Keedy Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Vicky Keedy Leslie Debbie Kiser _ Jerald Kennedy Kennedy Komplien few i | | WATS ss Odie Leary Bob Lebert Stacey Rhonda Lewis Keith Link Cheryl Steve Lapham Leimas Krutsinger 54 David Littel Steve Little Mary Lopez Sue Mellor Theresa Mendoza : : ce Jennifer Milton Debbie Newbold Nichols Olvera A Dss Howard Brian Paul Sue Pehau Patrick 7 Marjorie Rosemarie Mike Raile Ramos Randolph Greg Rush Lilia Ruiz Karen Sanchez Veronica Macias Richard Meyer Linda Page “a Brandon Pender Darlene Ritcha Cruz Edmund Mayhood Rita Moreno Glover Paige Dennis Peterson Danny Robinson A Steve Simpson Franzell McKee Marie Mummy Gerald Palmer Steve Quisenderry Randy Roffers Kevin Siva Joe McGurk Patti Netschke Harry Palmer James Raile Veronica Rogers Philip Sohn 55 56 Donald Sparks g Kim Stewart Beverly Villalobos Brenda Williams Mark Woitas ey ’ a - . Judy Spencer Kathy Spoon Maureen Stockdale Larry Strange Carole Thor- Willis Torres modsgard me] Fred Walton John Rayfor Williams Williams Eric Counts Shirly Counts Dennis Diaz Delores Duro Edward Duro Ray Dominguez Gilbert Falcon Janet Forrester Louie Fuentes Willie Geiter Jerry Wallis a } Sherry Stafford Dawn Sweet Julie Tremblay Terri Williams Kayvon Theresa Beverly Welmas o Debbie Stam ps Taylor ilie Wilson Not Pictured Frank Gillespie Tony Gonzales Beryl Gwartney Kim Hardy Patricia Harris James Hunt Gregg Leigh Rosemary Linton Reyes Loera Alice Lopez Lloydd Marcus Judy Martin Monica Martinez Diahnne McKenzie Ernestina Montez Maria Mora Marguerite Pablo John Palocios Ethelmae Patrick Eric Roberson Ervin Robinson Roxanne Roosevelt Paul Stamps Vanessa Rick Vanstory Patty d) Trae Steele Melody Tendeland , ae Devon Wireman Donald Savard Debra Schaller Jeff Schmitz Corinne Segundo Robert Stewart Greg Stolite Cheryl Titus Don Tremble Darrell Walls La Verne Ward Ronnie Wheeler Freshman Officers lst Semester (Back Row) Secretary - Becky Cockron Vice-President - Elaine Enriquez President - Debbie Lewis (Front Row) Treasurer - Brian Lea 2nd Semester (Front Row) Treasurer - Brian Lea Vice-President - Diane Collins Secretary - Heidi Hill President - Debra Owens (Not pictured) 57 Freshmen Michael Jean Dennis Amis Madrienne Aristeo Loretta Aieger Allsworth Anderson Andrade Androus 1 Rae. an PF x as William Charles Daniel Glenn Bird Roland Jerome Brooks Ann Brown Barber Barnett Becerra Broussard Debbie Burk Brenda Brown Sandra Brownlee Carman Karen Chris- Castanon Cervantes toffersen Roger Jeff Carnahan Jesse Carranza Campbell ¢“ “3 Becky Jimmie Diana Collins Marie Mike Covey Everett Kevin Davis Cockron Cohron Contreras Cullors 58 Kathy Enos Brenda Fregozo Nino Garcia Leila DelRio Elaine Enriquez Michael Frierson Sandra Garcia Anita Diaz Alice Rosemary Patty Fall Falcon Falcon aoe Zentra Galvins Dixie Garten Noe Gomez Roxine Gonzales Steve Dolar Lori Dovey David Edds Katherine Flippen Jorge Gamez Laurie Goodman ( Mariola Dunn Dennis Duro Chris Edwards Nanette Freeman Nina Garcia Albert Grafsky 59 60 Roosevelt Keith Mary Pat Leslie Harlow Lori Harrand Hatton Hamilton Hannon ] Tania Drucilla Mark Holford Carolyn Hershey Hicks Horseman a a x Nn f Gene Don Isbell Tami Ishida David Johnson Joe Johnson Inocencio a | Matthew Lay Denise Jones Harold Kalchert Art Loera Rebecca Mike Lords Lopez sia = : Diane Mackie Vivian JoAnne Carl Rodney Mamelli Martin Matthews Matthews Joe Hernandez © Rosemary Hudson Laurie Johnson Brian Lea taut Ss Greg Lucas Donna McDaniel Sue Linda Nellie Johnson e px Gail Lea Paul McGurk Lacey McKee Diane Montez —v Jim Neubauer Barbara Ortega — Hazel Que vedo Janis McSpadden Andree Nadeau Austin Quick N Ernest Meraz Ken Pershke Julian Quinones Jerry Mickelson Cindy Petron Victoria Miguel Myrle Petty Ri Andy Miller Lorraine Minobe : Cheryl Nelson a ¥ q ® i) Nila Novian Patty Obrien Deborah Owens Les Palmer Jane Reynolds Kenny Rhodes 61 Rodriguez Cathy Santa Russell Rodriguez Pat Sanders Kihm Robinson Dona Savard Mike Schum Ramona Rivera Erma Sanchez d Billy Rocha William Sanchez Rita Silvas Cindy Shearer Brenda Cruz Sheppard Vy — j } a . Ruth Silvas Darlene Stobart Mark Thomas Tim Siva Beverly Stone Clyde Thornton Chris Strader LA )€ Francis Spencer ) hs David Strickland Cecil Treadway Trimmer Robert Stafford Burnetta Taylor Jeanne Tryon Bobby Stapleton Lorraine Tryon Dora Arther Cynthia Velasquez Villalobos Walker Alvin Ward Brenda Alton Watkins Don Weaver Floyd Brenda Ramona Washburn Welmas Wheeler Whitaker IX Harvey Willet Irwin i John Word Sheila Yanez Steve Yost Paul Zaitz Williams Not Pictured Fred Albarron Willie Geiter Claude Martinez Theresa Albarron Chris Gonzales William Maxfield Mike Bandy Tim Hamilton Steven Rice Dana Bates Chris Hinckley David Riddle Douglas Bryant Johnny Hobbs Laura Reiger Willis Burks David Johnson Michael Reiger Joe Calderone David Kemmerer Terry Riley Patricia Calderone Rowena Lara Jeff Schmitz Shirley Conner Joshua Lark Leah Vernoy Melba Cullors Ted Linton Dixie Walton Linda Elliott 66 MR. CORBIN MR. HAMMOND LEWIS ROBERTSON SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT MAXINE SMITH ROBERT PETERSON MARK PICKETT MAURICE CALDERON Principal Mr. Heslop Mr. Heslop has completed still another year, but under the new title of Principal. } Vice-Principal Mr. Wolf This is Mr. Wolf's first year at Banning High. We hope this has been a rewarding year for him. 67 68 MRS. CAMPBELL MRS. THOMSON MRS Attendance Office yo 8 sic (Ft) 5.199% ate et 9 Aaa ; mm: Office MRS. SMITH MR. LIND a Counselors MRS. HAVIR MRS. ae Vocational-Clerical Exposition 2 MR. LAMM Math 69 MR. BENDIGKEIT MRS. BIEHLER MR. CARTER ¥ Science Business Math, Spanish, History | MR. CHMIELEWSKI BIE: MR. CONNERLY MISS COLGROVE MR. CURTIS History English, History, Annual English, P.E. 70 e (JBC MRS. DISCHINGER Pace MISS DEMPSEY PG AG AN. MRS. DOYLE Spanish eis | Re MR, GILBERT Auto Shop MR. FULKS Metals MR. GEORGE English 71 MR. HAWLEY MR. JENSEN Woods Special Ed. Choir, Driver's Ed, MRS. KAKU | MR. KERMOTT MRS. KILLINSWORTH Reading Drafting, Math Special Ed. ¥ wae MR, LOCKE MR. LUKENS MRS. MELTZER Band Biology Librarian 72 MR. OLMSTED History, P.E. MISS POWELL MR. RUSK English, French History sa MR. TEAGUE MISS THAXTON MR. THORPE English, Journalism Home Economics Science 74 MRS. WOOD MISS ZERWEKH Art English, German, History Not Pictured: MR. AMICK Typing, Bus. Math Custodians Maynard Long, William Miller. Not Pictured: Melvin Chadwick, Nephi Babcock. = MRS. BROWN Girls' Locker Attendant Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Steckstor, Mrs. Scrivens. Cafeteria Workers Bus Drivers MR, ALLEN Boys' Locker Attendant James Brown, Henry Hatch, Frieda Sibole, Madeline French, Linda Currier, Karolyn Cook, Lula Martin, Bennie Allen, Paul Alloway, Bill Shearer, Leon MRS. LUCAS Chapin. Not Pictured: Sandra Taylor. 75 Wy, = a = q - te, Yes — SUSAN CHUBB SHEILA RUTHERFORD DEBBIE MILLER KATHY LITTLE SHELLY BARRIS SUSIE MILLER Varsity Song DALE HOLLIS 80 JV. Cheer Diana Buchanan Cindy Chubb Sue Mellor Rhonda Lewis Frosh Cheer Pat Burgess Debbie Lewis Elaine Enriquez a Becky Cockron ‘= Jody Roffers Broncos Go To C.I.F. Imperial LEW CHMIELEWSKI All-County Coach Boron After_a 14-0 shutout over previously undefeated Imperial, the Broncos took on Big Bear, Although almost equal in size, the Broncos used their skill in de- feating the Bears 14-0 in the second game of the C.1 F. contest. The win over the Bears placed the Broncos in the semi-final position and ready to take on the Boron Bobcats, Playing their best game of the '72 season, the Broncos released a strong effort, although it was not enough to conquer the Bobcats. After a 7 game winning streak and being titled THE BEST BRONCO FOOTBALL TEAM IN THE SCHOOL'S HISTORY, they were downed 27-34 in their final game. 81 Varsity Football 4. ae ight a FRONT ROW: John Calderilla (manager), Don Hartwell, Larry Strange, Gary Fox, Ray Davis, Tony Brooks, Ken McKee, John Montez, Mark Heslop, Arman Marquez, Bud Gillam (manager). ROW TWO; John Walls, Randall Lakin, Mark Mummy, Tony Prior, John Lara, Kevin Brown, Chuck Enriquez, Bill Wilcox, Larry Mediano, David Wall, Phil Siva, James Lugo. BACK ROW: Danny Whitaker, Ed Hunter, Jim Herra, Brad Brower, Brian Paul, Richard Diaz, Carey Mellor, Jeff Brooker, Art Santa Cruz. hy aE Season’s Record a |. Banning Opponent Score 0 La Sierra 6 12 Eagle Mt. 6 20 Perris 7 6 Yucca Valley 40 28 29 Palms 0 | 24 Beaumont 0 ? 20 San Jacinto 14 33 Elsinore 0 14 Rim 13 YL Bara =| Loren Lukens, Lou Chmielewski, Ray Curtis. 82 oe a4 Leg. si Ul ries Mark Heslop pl —— James Lugo Larry Mediano Bill Wilcox aT Randall Lakin Brad Brower Carey Mellor Don Hartwell Tony Prior Brian Paul Gary Fox Mark Mummy Armond Marquez Phil Siva John Montez Chuck Enriquez Ed Hunter Ken McKee Ray Davis ' Picture k7 4 Nor | ae : f Available ba Te , oF we Danny Whitaker Tony Brooks Art Santa Cruz David Wall Jeff Brooker Richard Diaz 83 This year the Banning High Varsity football team started out their season with only a hand- ful of returning lettermen and some outstand- ing but less experienced players, the result being a slow start which gained momentum as the season progressed. The first half of the season left the Broncos with a 3-1 record and a three-way tie for first place. Sharing the title were Yucca Valley and Rim of the World. With the Broncos well into the last half of the season the standing 3-1 record was boosted to 5-1 with their victories over San Jacinto and Elsinore. The final league game of the season resulted in a snowy 14-13 victory over Rim of the World. The Broncos 6-1 league standing awarded them the DeAnza League title and led them on into the C.1.F. playoffs with an overall seasonal record of 7 wins and 2 losses. 85 FRONT ROW: Curt Curtis, Glover Paige, Sam Elmore, Mike Raile, Phil Sohn, Steve Little, Ruben Harrell, Trae Steele, Scott Palmer (Manager). BACK ROW: Gary Sanders (Manager), James Hernandez, Art Jurado, Steve Quisenberry, John Williams, John Chatman, Chris Jenkins, Roy Benson, Troy Garten, Coach David Olmsted. This year's Junior Varsity Bron- cos started out the season with a loss against La Sierra, but this did not get the Broncos down. They tried again during the Eagle Mt. game and were defeated. Coach David Olmsted was get - ting worried, so he worked his Broncos hard in preparation for the Perris game. Still they were de- feated. Even though Spirit was low, the Broncos came back with 4 straight wins. Unfortunately, in the last game of the season they were defeated by Rim of the World. 86 Seasons’ Record Banning Opponent 0 La Sierra 0 Eagle Mt. 0 Perris 30 Yucca 28 29 Palms 24 Beaumont 22 San Jac 6 Elsinore 8 Rim Score FRONT ROW: Jesse Carranza, Lacy McKee, Kenny Rhodes, Gene Inocencio, Roy Rodriquiz, Scott Sohn. ROW TWO: Assis- tant Coach Davis, Dennis Amis, Noe Gomez, Julian Quinones, Larry Trimmer, Paul Zaitz, Tom Lara, Danny Becerra, Cecil Treadway, Head Coach Anson. ROW THREE: Francis Spencer, Jesse Negrete, Alton Watkins, Rudy Ramirez, Everett Cullors, David Johnson, Jerome Brooks, Matthew Lay, Joe Johnson, Jerry Veasey. BACK ROW: Tim Siva, David Edds, Chris Strader, Ricky Palmer, Robert Stafford, Tim Hamilton, Arthur Villalobos, Billy Rocha, Arty Andrade. Season’s Record Banning Opponent Score 8 Perris 12 12 Yucca Valley 0 0 29 Palms 10 28 Beaumont 6 30 North High 37 12 Elsinore 0 Cancelled Rim Cancelled “4 ke | Frosh Football SDDS TSI Ss Sie, CARTS VES 4 ees a ee a otten TE iret ele’ fs ys See eer 4a nap iAt P ORES mE Tas nie) A wt y alias _ sail 4 ag 5 AW 8 0 , : % ‘ ‘ ’ tied Pe: MZ’ FRONT ROW: Randy Williams, Larry Strange. ROW TWO: James Walker, Willie Trice. ROW THREE: Tony Prior, James Taylor. ROW FOUR: David Bird, Steve White. BACK ROW: Dean Phillips, Goree Smith. — With their new coach Ray Curtis and only a few returning lettermen, this year's varsity basketball team entered the '72-'73 season. After upsetting La Sierra and bowing to Indio in pre-league contests, the Broncos were ready to begin tournament play. Team spirits were high and the Broncos, after defeating Yucaipa and Hemet in the finals of the Beau- mont Tournament, went into the 20th Annual Block B Tournament at Ban- ning. Again the mighty Broncos played into the finals, this time upsetting Perris. Before league play had started the Broncos won their 3rd and final tournament by defeating Aquinas, Barstow, and Kingman in the 29 Palms Invitational. ” DO . e¢ j ‘is We | See | A: - ¥ i , A 5 4 Through the first round of the De Anza League con- tests, the Broncos edged out all competition and stayed on top six of seven games, Although losing to Elsinore (54-58) and dropping down to the second rank position, the mighty Broncos were determined to regain the league title and defeat Elsinore in the remaining half of the season. —_. Lin «© . Bmurk In the second half of the season, the Broncos' six game winning streak again was broken as their arch competitor Elsinore ousted them 64-61 in the final game before the C.1.F. Playoffs. In the play- offs, the Broncos went as far as their first game against Brawley and were defeated 67-63. During league play, the Broncos won twelve of fourteen games and took second behind Elsinore. Season’s Record Banning Opponent Score 68 La Sierra 57 46 Indio 52 718 Coachella 50 64 Hemet 57 f 56 Yucaipa 55 ‘| | 84 Yucca 712 74 Barstow 62 ‘ 64 Perris 44 j 83 Aquinas 14 60 Barstow 52 q 63 Kingman 61 : : 68 Beaumont 57 59 Perris 54 100 Yucca 63 { 81 San Jac 38 Thy Rim 42 84 29 Palms 65 } 54 Elsinore 58 65 Beaumont 62 69 Perris 67 710 Yucca 67 118 San Jac 60 538 Rim 30 I he 29 Palms 40 61 Elsinore 64 63 Brawley 67 93 J.V. Basketball mse. FRONT ROW: John Calderilla, Manager, Mark Echols, Tony Brooks, Coach Dave Olmsted, Reyes Loera, Robert Killup, Gay- lord Fox. BACK ROW: Rick Van Story, Fred Walton, Robert Stewart, Jeff Brooker, David Latham, Jim Herra, Brian Paul, Chris Jenkins. Season’s Record Banning Opponent Scores 46 LaSierra 59 36 Indio 718 42 Indio 74 56 Aquinas 73 48 29 Palms 49 41 Beaumont 43 iy 48 Perris 65 é 46 Yucca 60 = 19 San Jac 50 = 56 Rim 63 “ 54 29 Palms 45 34 Elsinore 50 43 Beaumont 47 41 Perris 40 Fe 47 Yucca 62 PF 49 San Jac 52 = 42 Rim 45 65 29 Palms 47 38 Elsinore 59 Through seasonal play the Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Dave Olmsted, played 22 games including one pre- season tournament and two scrimmages. Although losing a good percentage of the contests, members of the team gained experience and a better understanding of the game. 94 Frosh Basketball Season’s Record Banning Opponent 63 Beaumont 33 Perris 45 Yucca 52 San Jac 49 Rim 47 29 Palms 29 Elsinore 53 Beaumont 38 Perris 46 Yucca 65 San Jac 49 Rim 61 29 Palms 44 Elsinore FRONT ROW: Greg Lucas, Roger Campbell, Dennis Amis, Danny Sanchez, Russell Rodriguez, Everett Cullors, Larry Trim- mer. BACK ROW: Lacy McKee, Jerry Veasey, Tim Siva, Jeff Carnahan, Robert Duff, Mathew Lay, Clyde Thornton, Joe Johnson, Julian Quinones, Coach Anson. Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: Randy Lakin, Mark Heslop, Randy Williams, Dave Heslop, Ernie Garwall, Phil Siva. BACK ROW: Marty Rod- riguez, Jim Lugo, Steve Myers, Mark Mummy, Roger Lewien, James Taylor, Coach Loren Lukens. This year the varsity baseball team, headed up by Coach Loren Lukens, began their season with eight returning lettermen along with several new additions to the team. After a slow start in scrimmages and pre-season games, the Broncos showed their true colors as they headed for league play, confident that this would be one of the best seasons ever. J.V. Baseball } Laon tce hSee n fo ebgt me FRONT ROW: Joe Loera, Jim Caldwell, Floyd Welmas, Bud Gillam, Dennis Amis, Bennie Rodriguez. BACK ROW: Julian Quinones, Noe Gomez, Joe Johnson, Jesse Negrete, Dennis Peterson, Tom Ortega, Victor Ramos, Coach Olmsted. COACH DAVE OLMSTED 98 This year's Junior Varsity Baseball team had a new addition, Coach Dave Olmsted. This year's team had some very outstanding players and through lots of hard work and determination, hope to have a very promising and successful season, Varsity Tennis pa. So F q . ! = + , ' MBB mh (oer is J : NE 1 @ FRONT ROW: Mark Chatterson, Steve Lesh, Nick Echols, Wayne Minobe. BACK ROW: Coach Curtis, Larry Jenson, David 4 Latham, Dan Hoquist, David Zarza, Russell Adrian, Richard Neimi. COACH CURTIS 100 101 FRONT ROW: Scott Dervon, Madrianne Anderson, Steve Simpson, Everett Cullors, Don Wilson, Jerry Veasey, Mike Raile, Troy Garten, Phillip Dorsett, Russell Rodriguez, Heidi Hill. ROW TWO: Coach Chmielewski, Johnny Baker, Tim Siva, Mat- thew Lay, David Edds, Brian Paul, Ron Kemp, Lee Snider, Kevin Brown, Coach Amestoy. BACK ROW: Willie Trice, Ken Smith, Steve Covey, Mark Echols, Brad Brower, David Bird, Chuck Enriquez, Russell Buchanan, Tony Prior, Eric Galliher. 104 G.A.A. Tennis FRONT ROW: Mary Pat Hannon, Ada Giokatzi, Diane Hannon, Denise Beasley, Susan Scrivens, Jean Allsworth, Myrle Petty. BACK ROW: Becky Cummins, Miss Dempsey, Laurie McSpadden, Fran Robinson, Kathy Egetter, Karen Husby, Carol Hildahl, Marcia Hannon, Mary Dew, Ellen Hildahl. Seasons Record f ‘ ( } Banning Opponent Score i 2 Beaumont 29 Ne : 12 Perris iG 10 San Jac 21 10 29 Palms a 9 Elsinore 20 Perris i San Jac 19 Rim 24 0 Beaumont 31 18 29 Palms 13 7 Elsinore 24 +a 2 PU ce eee | ASS n Miss Dempsey G.A.A. Volleyball 105 wf ne Sh oe Lat a age § Student Council ASB PRESIDENT - Nancy Black ASB VICE-PRESIDENT - Kevin Brown SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE - Craig COMM. OF RECORDS - Margaret COMM. OF CORRESPONDENCE - Dinwiddie Mandelke Marie Herrera NOT PICTURED: Sharon Biggers, COMM, OF GIRLS 4 COMM. OF PEP - Rosie Hall COMM. OF FINANCE - Lisa Frye COMM, OF ACTIVITIES - Lana White COMM, OF ELECTIONS - Deborah DAL REPRESENTATIVE - Mark Mummy FRONT ROW: D, Miller, S, Biggers, C. Biggers, L. White, N. Black, C. Dinwiddie, M. Mandelke, L. Frye, M. Herrera. ROW TWO: M. Mummy, F, Phillips, R. Corbin, D, Lewis, D. Heslop. ROW THREE: P. Babb, C. Chubb, M. Brooker, G. McSapaden, S, Miller, D. Jensen, K. Coyle, C. Mellor, BACK ROW: J. Richards, V. Williams, F. Robinson, D. Wall, E. Enriquez. Foreign Exchange Students From Greece December the 5th, 1971 was the first time that I got interested in AFS and from there on I enjoyed learning about that great organization. It was really neat to get accepted as an AFS student. Someone that hasn't been an AFS er coul dn't realize how important and great it is. Although I applied in December, I didn't know I was coming until July 21st, This was the first time I heard the name Banning and I was wonder- ing what its people looked like, but after [had come it didn't take me a long time to find out that it was a really beautiful town with the nicest people. How nice and great a chance for an AFSer to live in Banning among all those nice and really friendly people! All the experiences that I had in Banning and the city of Banning will re- main in my mind forever and ever... Ada Giokatzi From Brazil After Ihave left Brazil and before I had arrived here, Ihad many ideas and thoughts about how my new life would be. Banning, a city with mountains on its side, with sunshine in the summer and snow in the winter, gave me the opportunity to have always a nice view to see, The people, nice and friendly, made me always feel happy. My family and my friends gave me the chance to have a great experience of life, The American Field Service gave me the opportunity to know and feel what friendship is all about and of what great value it is for the life, and I have got the chance to know myself better, too, Now, Ihave got a lot to thank them for this great year I had in my life, I am sure I will not forget them. Sergio Grein Teixeira FRONT ROW: S. Myers, R. Gonzales, T, Eberto, D. Porter, B. Lea, B. Lopez, R. Moreno, M. Lopez. ROW TWO: N., Black, C. Dinwiddie, V. Sanchez, V. Macias, E. Carner, T. Taylor, T. Brooks, M. Mummy, D. Miller. ROW THREE: A. Nizzia, P. Yeomans, C. Enriquez, M. Lay, R. Vanstory, C. Thormodsgard, G. Brown. BACK ROW: P. Babb, R. Adrian, D. Bird, R. Buchanan, G. Fox, S. Mellor, E. Hildahl, T. Williams, Y. Hamby. House of Representatives Each year, all second period classes elect two representatives to represent their class in the student body. Here, the bills are originated. They dis- cuss and vote on these bills. If the bill passes, it goes to Student Council, and then ends up at the school board. In the past years, the House of Rep- resentatives has done an excellent job. This year's House is no exception. They worked hard for many student functions. Stampede The Stampede is a product of Banning High School's journalism class. The newspaper's job is to relate news happenings to the students. The Stampede Staff considers expansion of the class and of the newspaper as its ultimate goal. Bill Snider, Editor FRONT ROW: Mr. Teague, M. Herrera, F. Robinson, B. Snider, K. Brown, D. Brown. ROW TWO: K. Coyle, B. Quinones, E. Mayhood, S. Barris, J. Wall, D. Cook, C. Jones, B. Adrian, F. Taylor, C. Hurd. BACK ROW: T. Dill, D. Cockron, S. Holton, D. Bird, B. Brower, S. Lapham, S. Texeira, T. Kelsey, M. Abrams. 2S WES Pees | ” ane FRONT ROW: P. Babb, D, Fountain, T. Garten, J. McGurk, J. Hernandez. ROW TWO: R. Thomson, M. Raile, F. Graham, A. Villalobos, K. Wilson. ROW THREE: P. O'Brien, T. Patrick, M. Petty, S. Lesh, M. Echols. ROW FOUR: H. Hill, D. Stobart, R. Algiers, M. Anderson, N. Echols. ROW FIVE: P. Fall, M. Petty, K. Dew, R. Silvas, S. Risvold. ROW SIX: A. Nadeau, A. Miller, D. Wilson, J. Word, M. Cullors. ROW SEVEN: R. Whitaker. ROW EIGHT: M. Raile, R. Stafford, D. Littell, R. Davis, L. Conn, BACK ROW: B. Brower, C. Curtis, M. Stevens, K. Moyer, J. Chapman. x , DRUM MAJOR - Jim Derks MAJORETTE - Melody Tendeland 114 Flag Girls y FRONT ROW: Faye Taylor. BACK ROW: Betty Stringer, Donna Cockron, Maureen Stockdale, LaVerne Lucas. Banner Girls FRONT ROW: Jolene Betlach, Ernestina Montez. BACK ROW: Gloria Stockdale, Beverly Villalobos, Toni Kelsey, Terri Williams. FRONT ROW: D. Collins, R. Ramos, V. Garcia, R. Moreno, G. Lea, R. Riggs. ‘ ROW TWO: Mrs. Dischinger, S. Link, B. Brown, A. Falcon, D. Christofferson, Dri ll A, Arnold, R, Hudson. BACK ROW: B. Washburn, J. McSpadden, T. Diaz, J. Parthun, L. Dorey, B. Sheppard. Team and flag girls, have promoted the Banning High School spirit. The girls brighten up half-time shows and parades with their outstanding routines. Mrs, Cathy Dischinger, the advisor, has done an excellent The Broncettes, along with band : job with the girls. a This year's reigning queen over Banning is pretty Cyndi Becerra. She is 5'5 and weighs a light 102 lbs. and has long dark brown hair and eyes to match. Cyndi was born August 8, 1955, at the Pass Memorial Hospital. Exercising and modeling are her favorite pastimes. She intends to further her career in the modeling field. Miss Banning Homecoming 1972-73 Homecoming Queen and Court QUEEN: Marie Herrera PRINCESS: Dale Hollis PRINCESS: Lisa Frye PRINCESS: Bonnie Mason Ary fe ar Agee ey ear es we pan Bas OPE ob 120 Homecoming Parade i . GRAND MARSHALL: Mrs. Campbell MISS BANNING: Cyndi Becerra TT gt AN Drill Team Despite the drizzly weather, this year's Homecoming proved to be a suc- cessful and enjoyable one. The theme was the Bee-Boppin' 50's” and activities such as the “soda slurping and the teachers’ dance contests were held during the week. Judges: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Thomson, Anna Thomson, Harry Moore. ey i te i FO Ramsey High Float Homecoming Dance Queen Marie Herrera, escort P. Thormogsgard; D. Hollis, escort G. Nelson; B. Mason, escort R. Palmer; F. Phillips, escort A. Clark. Not Pictured: L. Frye, escortM. Mummy. On the damp evening of October 20, 1972, Banning's Homecoming Dance was held in the cafeteria. The theme was Whispering Waters. Our cafeteria was tastefully decorated in accordance with the theme. Our dance, featuring Old Stock, honored Queen Marie and her court, and the hard-work- ing team. 8ta c? 4 Last year's Queen Pam crowns Marie. 123 FRONT ROW: S. Miller, T. Kelsey, B. Welmas, J. Newbold, M. Mandelke, J. Engel, Y. Hamby, C. Curtis, K. Link, D. Blair, F. Spencer, J. Betlach, A. Giokatzi, G. Johns, K. Sanford, D. Gaither, L. Page. ROW TWO: F. Wilson, R. Word, D. Sheeks, L. Graham, S. Mellor, N. Jesson, D. Porter, J. Angelis, C. Dinwiddie, D. Devinny, D. Cook, E. Franco, R. Niemi, M. Mummy, B. Villalobos, T. Williams, T. Taylor, M. Dew, L. Davidson, M. Rice. ROW THREE: D. Jones, S. Scrivens, S. Diaz, B. Dellis, V. Lopez, S. Stephenson, D. Bohannan, M. Vernoy, K. Robinson, D. Hoquist, T. Dill, G. Ortega, R. Tryon, S. Little, C. Chubb, B. Stringer, C. Brown, C. Hildahl, V. Williams. BACK ROW: G. Ringer, L. A. Nizzia, Mr. Jensen, J. Richards, P. Yeoman, C. Bowman, J. Hoquist, B. Buchanan, D. Moreno, R. Hirst, J. Walker, S. Ball, Johnson, D, Sparks, J. Taylor, C. Sanford, J. Fountain, G. Brown, N. Brown, M. West, D. Link, B. Cummins, G. Stock- dale. A Capella Choir Banning High has a lot of fine assets. One of these assets is the A Capella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Robert Jensen. Mr. Jensen has done a very outstanding job with the choir, not only this year but also in past years. Annual activities include numerous prdégrams such as Sip'N'Sing, an operetta, and programs for the Kiwanis Club, Lion's Club, and the Women's Club. —— — —_ a 8 aaa ET FRONT ROW: D. Wheeler, F. Wilson, P. Sanders, D. Jones, L. Hylkema, C. Herrera, D. Garten, S. Link, C. Cervantes, G. Lea, R. Gonzales. ROW TWO: L. Bitner, D. Lewis, P. Vannoy, C. Krutsinger, T. Dellis, A. Brown, D. Olvera, L. Androus, L. Minobe, B. Welmas. BACK ROW: S, Pehau, T. D'Anbroso, S. Diaz, C. Bowman, D. Keedy, B. Cockron, C. Shearer, J. Dodd, C. Walker, Mr. Jensen. Girls’ Glee This year's Girls' Glee has high hopes of becoming one of, or the best, girls' singing group that Mr. Jensen has been in charge of, The girls this year seem to be more enthused about singing and about getting things done. Also, they plan to have robes - something that has never been attempted in Banning's Girls' Glee. 125 American Field Service | American Field Service was a very active club this year. They had a calendar drive, an interna- tional dinner, a car wash, and a bake sale. The ob- ject of A. F.S, is to sponsor students from abroad for a year in Banning, and to send students from Banning abroad, — 5| WAP - a Cw wi ew � PA GAPs gs seen FRONT ROW: Susie Miller, Sergio G. Teixera, Ada Giokatzi, Ronda Corbin, Marie Mummy, Carmen Reidhammer, Linda Page, Susan Scrivens, Craig Dinwiddie, Keith Lucas, Windy Whitmore. ROW TWO: Loretta Andraus, Kitty Coyle, Yovann Hamby, Anglia Nizzia, Randy Williams, Mark Echols, Jim Beal, Steve Lesh, Brian Lea, Roxine Gonazles, Toni Eberto, Gail Lea, Cheryl Krutsinger. ROW THREE: Diana Buchanan, Terri Williams, Chris Jenkins, Doris Jensen, Sue Mellor, Nancy Brown, Donald Moreno, Becky Cummins, Melody Tendeland, Maureen Stockdale, Jennifet Newbold, Chris Holford, Kathy Dew. BACK ROW: Fran Robinson, Mary Dew, Kathy Egetter, Karen Husby, Paul Babb, Steve Little, Mark Lea, Philip Sohn, Gary Fox, Ray Contreas, Dayne Kraft, Gary Sanders. 126 California Scholarship Federation et. age FRONT ROW: Mark Mummy, Brad Buchanan, Floria Phillips, Gail Brown, Randy Williams, Mrs. Doyle, Ginger Ring, Reyes Loera. ROW TWO: Diane Christoffersen, Linda Page, Carol Hildahl, Craig Dinwiddie, Denise Beasley, Ada Giokatzi, Carol Thormodsgard, Kevin DeLancey, Russel Adrian, Eva Carner. ROW THREE: Carmen Reidhammer, Yvonne Hamby, Sandra Carranza, Magda Grose, Cindy Brown, Nancy Jesson, Diane Hannon, Susan Scrivens, Marie Mummy, Ronda Corbin, Gary Fox, Laurel Davidson. ROW FOUR: Sheila Rutherford, Sue Mellor, Ellen Hildahl, Becky Cummins, Sandy Doyle, Margrette Engel, Jennifer Newbold, Dan Hoquist, Glenn Sapaden, Margaret Mandelke, Chris Jenkins. ROW FIVE: Marcia Hannon, Debra Carner, Lisa Harrand, Maria Mora, Chris Holford, Jennifer Engel, David Latham, David Johnston, Gary McDaniel. BACK ROW: Kirk Robinson, Laurie McSpadden, Sergio G. Teixeira, Danny Devinny, Nick Echols, Bill Snider, James Taylor, Mark Lea, Paul Babb. i The California Scholarship Federation is a state- wide organization with membership based on scholar- ship and citizenship. Several of C.S.F.'s activities this year were awarding two of its outstanding club members with scholarships based on grade point average alone, a spaghetti dinner in January, and numerous other fund-raising activities. In the early spring, C.S.F. members are honored at a banquet given by the Rotary Club. Later in the school year the club goes on a field trip. FRONT ROW: V. Miguel, J. Martin, A. Chee, F. Miguel, L. Ward, M. Rice, C. Hough. BACK ROW: J. Martin, R. Lin- ton, L. Marcus, S. Leimas, P. Siva, E. Duro, R. Matthews, J. Lugo, J. Dailey, A. Marquez, R. Matthews. Advisor: Mr. Rusk. FRONT ROW: D. Montez, J. Rodriquez, T. Montez, B. Quinones, J. Mendez, R. Moreno, J. Montez, M. Garcia, R. Ramos. ROW TWO: M. Carranza, N. Garcia, B. Lopez, Y. Garcia, M. Lopez, V. Garcia, H. Quevedo, B. Villalobos. ROW THREE: E. Velasquez, S. Enriquez, V. Diaz, T. Mendoza, Y. Hernandez, D. Berroteran, T. Diaz, L. Granados, G. Martinez. BACK ROW: V. Ramos, A. Mediano, M. Palacios, J. Wallis, C. Ortega, D. Bates, J. Negrete, G. Macias, N. Gomez, A. Andrade. — sae German Club FRONT ROW: Nancy Black, Margaret Mandelke, Melody Tendeland, Steve Little, Robert Thompson, Miss Zerwekh. ROW TWO: Diane Buchanan, Yvonne Hamby, Judy Spencer, Linda Page, Dayna Kraft, Keith Link. BACK ROW: Brian Paul, Cheryl Krutsinger, Susie Link, Maureen Stockdale, Magda Grose, Margrette Engel, Chip Johnson. A.I.D. The A.1I.D. (Americans of Indian Descent) club was formed mainly for the purposes of giving Indian students the opportunity to have a better understanding of their culture and to have Indian students work together as an orga- nized group. C.Y¥;0: The goals of C. Y.O. are to raise money for scholarships and other necessary things for our club, as well as to be recognized as Chi- canos by our fellow students. We hope to have our La Raza in Ban- ning High, as well as others, to join our organization, as we may be able to accomplish our goals and needs for an enjoyable year. German The German Club's main pur- pose is to promote interest and un= derstanding of the German language, its culture and its people. It is the only club to enter annually a float in the Homecoming parade. This year the club hopes to initiate a scholarship program and to visit the German Alpine Village. FRONT ROW: D, Phillips, C. Jones, B, Veasey, L. White, F. Phillips, D, Miller, K. Taylor, B, Stone, ROW TWO: Mr, Tea- gue, D, Hicks, G. Miller, M. Amis, C. Biggers, S. Lucas, D, Collins, S, Brownlee, B. Taylor, V. Taylor, L. Burns, N. John- son. ROW THREE: G,. Brown, R. Scott, S, Biggers, G, Alexander, M. Cullors, B, Sheppard, R. Whitaker, H. Hill. BACK ROW: B, Stringer, J. Williams, L. Lucas, T. Taylor, D, Biggers, A. Hudnell, D. Owens, T. Brooks, C. Hurd, R. Hudson, BANTU BANTU, Black Afro-American Na- tionalist Tribal Union, is a club on campus whose main purpose is to guide interested black students in the benefits of pulling together for their mutual benefit and the school as a whole. The activities this year included a Jazz Drill Team, a play, an African Feast, and a Talent Show. BANTU is increas- ing in size and hopes in the future to do bigger and better things, Interact Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club whose purpose is to serve the com- munity, school and country in any way it canhelp. The club has two meet- ings a week; one during activity period and the other at a member's house, One of the projects the club has recent- ly done was cleaning up the glass and debris in the student parking lot. They plan to sponsor an adoptive child in a foreign country. This club is for stu- dents who care about their fellow man and have a lot of fun doing it. History Club The History Club gave the Scott Dugger Memorial Award and a History Award for the most outstanding student for each year, Other plans include cleaning up the trash in Banning, a few money-making projects, and a field trip at the end of the year. i af ee Interact FRONT ROW: W. McMillin, G. Fox, C., Horsman, T, Dill, N. Black, K. Coyle, F. Robinson, Y. Hamby, J. Luker, ROW TWO: | J. Spencer, L. Page, A. Giokatzi, E. Carner, A. Nizzia, S. Johnson, M. Mandelke, B, Quinones, D. Jensen, C, Jenkins, ROW THREE: J. Rodriquez, S, Scrivens, P, Yeomans, S, Mellor, C. Sanford, K. DeLancey. BACK ROW: Mr, Kermott, M. Brooker, B, Herold, S, Teixeira, C. Johnson, D. Phillips. History Club FRONT ROW: C. Thormodsgard, D, Buchanan, T. Williams, L. Ball, B. Weber, S. Carranza, S. West. ROW TWO: W. Whit- more, R, Hall, E. Flores, P. Morissette, M. Brooker, D. Cockron, G. Stockdale, Y. Hamby, P. Velasquez, G, Macias, G. Fox. ROW THREE: J. Spencer, D. Lewis, D, Sheeks, L. Ruiz, S. Scrivens, V. Macias, V. Sanchez, R. Lewis, K. Coyle. BACK ROW: f E, Enriquez, P, Burgess, B. Cockron, R. Word, B. Cox, M. Grose, R, Corbin, C. Jenkins, F. Robinson, N. Black, A. Andrews. 131 Spinsters The annual Spinsters Dance was held on March 10 from 8 to12 p.m., in the cafeteria, This year's decorations followed the theme of Over the Rain- bow, As the dance started, Sergio Teixera was crown- ed King of Spinsters by his lovely date, Ada Giokat- Zhe To top off the dance Soul Gang played the music with everyone dancing to their best. The senior class sponsored this year's dance. Soul Gang played the music. King Sergio and date, Ada. 132 Sergio walks to receive his crown. Break time to refresh from dancing ... Cs | ; FRONT ROW: K, Lucas, E, Galliher, D, Heslop, P. Babb, J. Brooker, BACK ROW: L. Graham, Miss Colgrove, J. Parthun, L. Palmer, D. Porter, N. Jesson, J. Betlach, J. Jones, D. Weaver, D. Richards, D. Christoffersen. I ) O ADVISOR - Miss Colgrove EDITOR - Janice Jones ASST, EDITOR - Dawn Porter } 134 ATHLETICS - J. Brooker (editor), E. Galliher, P. Babb, D. Heslop This year's annual staff was brought together last year. Our annual staff meets everyday during sixth period. During this time we get into each of our groups and work together in putting the 1973 annual together. ADS - K, Lucas ( editor) 135 Rally Club FRONT ROW: P, Morissette, V. Macias, D. Buchanan, L. Ball, W. Whitmore, T. Williams, R. Lewis, S. Mellor, K. Stewart, S. West, P. Netschke, ROW TWO; F. Phillips, C. Biggers, P. Burgess, K, Little, A. Andrews, R. Word, M. West, V. Sanchez, S, Miller, D. Hollis, Y. Hamby, D, Lewis. BACK ROW: B. Cochron, E. Enriquez, G. Stockdale, D, Sheeks, C. Thermodsgard, | J. Rodriquez, D. Bohanan, J. Spencer, F. Robinson, B. Quinones. Be The purpose of Rally Club is to promote spirit at Banning High, The club always seems to be busy painting posters, putting on skits, or selling spirit ribbons. This year the club has brought much spirit and laughter to our school. We hope in the years to come it will be as successful. s FI 136 Sa | ‘ff - Ate ee This year Bantu decided to get a Jazz Drill team together, BANTU The Drill team consists of eighteen girls. The uniforms are black and white. Routines are made up and done to music. JAZZ Performances are given at half-time at the basketball games. DRILL TE : M Steps were also made up for the Date Festival this year. Next year the team plans to be ready for football season. Blacks are known to have soul and jazz fits right in, FRONT ROW: G. Miller, C. Biggers, D. Hicks, L. Burns, B. Taylor, V. Taylor. ROW TWO: N., Johnson, R. Hudson, G. Alex- ander, R. Whitaker, M. Cullors, B. Stone, M. Amis. BACK ROW: D. Wilson, F, Phillips, D. Bryant, D. Biggers, A. Hudnell, D, Owens, iiilige 137 Volunteens —¥ FRONT ROW: G. Martinez, G. Alexander, B, Chatham, S. Lucas, G. Miller, BACK ROW: Mrs. Biehler, S. Graham, T. Bibi, Leslie Kennedy, D. Berroteron, L, Isbelle, L. Page, D. Kraft. FRONT ROW: M. Engel, A. Hughes, M. Lopez, D. Cassadas, S, Barber, ROW TWO: D. Crittenden, F. Martinez, R. Nilson, J. Calderilla. BACK ROW: Miss Zerweck, Jim Herra, Volunteens What are Volunteens? Volunteens are girls who go out to the hospital and help make the patients more comfort- able. They make beds, feed patients, run errands, and assist nurses in moving patients. Once in a while they go ona field trip but they spend most of their time at the hospital, RO, P, stands for Regional Occupa- tional Program. This is a group of stu- dents who volunteer their time to work at the Pass Hospital and at a local grocery store, Model U.N. FRONT ROW: G, Sapaden, N. Black, M. Brooker, Ecology Club The Ecology Club's main function is to work for the environment. The members contribute to improving the ecology through fund-raisers such as sales and marathon walks, All proceeds will be used to better the existing en- vironment, Model U.N. Model U.N, this year was better than ever, even though the club lost the fine leadership of Mr. Rose, and some of its veteran members, The club planned once again to go to U.C.R , for the moch U.N, meet- ing. The purpose of this meeting is to teach the students debate, political science and how to write resolutions and defend them. A A a a ay © Ak M. Mummy, C. Dinwiddie, R. Corbin, G. Fox, B, Lea. Minobe, M. Grose, L, Ruiz, C. Chubb, C. Thormodsgard, K. Coyle, S. Scribens, S, Miller, D. Heslop, D. Wall. ROW TWO: W. BACK ROW: D, Sparks, L. McSpadden, T. Hershey, D. Hoquist, D, Latham, C. Jenkins, J. Hoquist, N. Jesson, F. Robinson, K. Delancey. G.A.A. G, A, A, is an organization which gives girls, who are interested, an extra Opportunity to participate in intramural sports. Volleyball, basketball, and softball are just a few of the many sports offered, Tennis is played on a Double Round Robin schedule in the fall with other schools in the league. G, A. A, 's main money-making project is the Homecoming Dance, F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a club which is made up of a group of students who are interested in business. Each year we have a day set aside, known as Career Day,” in which every member of F. B, L, A. participates. Various Businesses located in Banning cooperate by theoretically hiring a member, This year, members of the club per- formed secretarial services, sold statio- nery, and collected aluminum cans to raise funds for a field trip. The club gives a scholarship to the member who will be continuing his or her education in business courses, Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais, a newly orga- nized club, is open to all current stu- dents of Banning High School who are taking or have taken at least one year of French study, Girls’ Athletic Association — ee FRONT ROW: S. Carranza, F, Robinson, G. Johns, L. McSpadden, A. Giokatzi, M. Dew, S. Scrivens. ROW TWO: J. Newbold, D, Tryon, D. Kiser, M. Hernandez, V. Williams, B. Veasey, M. Hannon, B. Cummins. ROW THREE: Miss Dempsey, N. Black, J. McSpadden, C. Hernandez, P. Velasquez, M. Petty, M. Hannon, M. Carranza, D. Beasley, D. Sheeks, E. Hildahl. BACK ROW: J. Allsworth, J. Martin, F. Miguel, C. Horsman, H. Hill, C. Hurd, R. Riddle, D. Cassados, V. Diaz, K. Husby. Future Business Leaders Of America aa. FRONT ROW: J. Angelis, A. Nizzia, D. Hollis, G. Ring, D. Gaither, S. Scrivens, G. Corbin. ROW TWO: J. Betlach, D. Bryant, D. Weaver, F. Wilson, D. Porter, S. Doyle, V. Bryant, J. Parthun. BACK ROW: Mrs. Biehler, T. Williams, B. Quinones, D, Jones, J. Walker, S, Stephenson. Le Cercle Francais FRONT ROW: L. Frye, S. Scrivens, M. Petty, J. Newbold, M. Flemming, Miss Powell. BACK ROW: N. Brown, K. Robinson, D, Davinny, B. Cummins, M. Randolph, Spanish Club Sea PETRI VRE eT e The Spanish Club, founded in 1968 with 55 members, is one of the biggest and most active clubs on campus. One of our proudest activities is the sponsorship of a young girl in the state of Sonora, Mexico, through the Save the Children Foundation, Other activities include a Mystery Auction, Mexican dinner, and a Spanish-oriented field trip. FRONT ROW: G. Martinez, P. Hernandez, T. Becerra, S, Yanez, S. Hernandez, D. Christoffersen, Mrs. Doyle, K. Delancey, G. Sapaden, C. Dinwiddie, M. Hannon, M. Mummy, Mr. Carter, R. Loera, R. Williams, J. Loera, P. Silva, M. Heslop. ROW TWO: L. Kennedy, E. Hildahl, C. Villalobos, B. Mason, R. Riddle, S. West, R. Word, G. Fox, R. Corbin, M. Hannon, E. Carer, C. Reidhammer, C. Fuentes, W. McMillin, S. Miller, V. Sanchez, S. Carranza, M. Lea, J. Rodriquez, K. Miller, T. Montez, R. Contreras, ROW THREE: B, Gilliam, C. Hildahl, D. Bryant, C. Biggers, S. Chubb, T. Williams, W. Whitmore, A. Fox, R. Adrian, D. Hoquist, G. Lea, A. Nizzia, Y. Garcia, B. Lopez, G. Stockdale, M. Hernandez, M. Rodriquez, C. Diaz, C. Thermodsguard, A, Franco, G. Christoffersen, K. Lucas. ROW FOUR: M. Rice, D. Camer, L, Harrand, H. Andrews, F. Phil- lips, S. Rutherford, F. Robinson, S. Teixeira, L. Andrews, R. Adrian, D. Hoquist, M. Grose, C. Horsman, D. Hannon, L. Monobe, C. Brown, N. Jesson, G. Rios, D. Moreno, K. Dew, M. Petty, N. Echols, G. Brown, D. Keedy. ROW FIVE: R, Mat- thews, L. Isabell, E. Franco, J. Taylor, D, Stang, M. Palacios, S. Doyle, S. Gaither, V. Keedy, N. Black, C. Jenkins, K. Egetter, D. Wall, D. Johnson, J. Palacios, D. Tryon, ROW SIX: S. Johnson, P. Babb, D. Bird, R. Buchanan, P. Vaughn, R. Lakin, J. Brooker, C. Enriquez, J. Hoquist, K. Siva, P. Sohn, S. Enriquez, D, Becerra, S. Latham, D. Carrington. BACK ROW: G. Ortega, J. Franco, D. Isabell. Future Homemakers Of America FRONT ROW: C, Herrera, S. Carranza, G. Rios, D. Savard. ROW TWO: T. Montez, L. Lucas, V. Diaz, P. Velasques, M. Hernandez, D. Cassadas, B. Veasey, J. Forrester, BACK ROW: Miss Thaxton, Y. Hernandez, M. Carranza, D. Berroteran, D. Schaller, K. Sanchez, C. Diaz, B, Adrian, P. Hernandez. The overall goal of F.H, A, is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future, Some of our activities so far this year have been a school raffle, a bake sale, and a trip to the California Association of F,H, A. We also prepared and served a Christmas dinner for our parents, During second semester, a community service project and a field trip were planned, Block B ! FRONT ROW: K. Brown, M. Heslop, P. Babb, D. Heslop, P. Siva, M. Mummy, D. Wall. ROW TWO: D. Whitaker, C. Miller, K. McKee, J. Lugo, A. Marquez, J. Herra, L. Mediano, B. Wilcox; Mr. Lukens. BACK ROW: R. Lakin, A. Santa Gruz, Rk: Diaz, J. Lara, S. Myers, C. Enriquez, B. Paul, M. Brooker; Mr. Chmielewski. Block B is made up of athletes who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. They make money by selling football programs and running the annual invitational basketball tournament. Most of the money they eam is put back into the sports program, They helped build and pay for the equipment storage shed and bought a seven-man blocking sled for the football team. 20th Annual Block-B Invitational Basketball Tournament QUEEN HEIDI HILL For the first time since 1966, the Banning Broncos won their own tournament title. Second place went to Perris, while Barstow received third. Yucaipa went away with the consolation spot, Also playing in the tournament was Beaumont, In- dio, Twentynine Palms and Yucca Valley. This year's Queen was pretty Miss Heidi Hill. She was chosen from a group of four contestants. Her court consisted of Debbie Carner, Brenda Quinones and Debbie Wall. One of the duties of this Queen and her court was to hand out basketball tro- phies, |) TUU VUN I MAVE 1U FL! Escort D. Heslop and D, Wall; Escort P, Garcia and B, Quinones; Escort L. Jordan and H. 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The pain of it all'' Dear Abby . Whats for lunch? Dear Debbie... | wish to thank everyone for their participation and co- operation in making the 1973 annual a success. | wish to give my sincere thanks to Mr. Lane and Mr. McCulloh for all the pictures. Mos t of all I'd like to thank our advisor, Kathy Colgrove, and our staff members for making this year's annual the best! Thanks again, Janice Jones editor-in-chief 1973 San Gorgonian see that!!! d co- ish to oh for lvisor, 3 this SAMO tei nk Lt a RM see RRR A