Bellflower High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1968 volume:

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Mrs. Palmer is always ready to assist students who are staying late painting posters, or distracted club presidents with late notices to be put in the next day's bulletin, or helping newly elected treasurers get their club finances straightened out. How Mrs. Palmer can get her work done with at least fifty people in the activities office at once, yelling and asking questions, is a miracle, but she does, efficiently and cheer- fully. She takes care of ordering all of the materials, plus working every morning in the attendance office during the mad rush. Without our activities office secretary, the annual staff, student government, clubs, and practically all school activi- ties could not function. We the Annual Staff, as representa- tives of the entire BHS population, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Palmer, as a token of our gratitude and thanks. 6 Uyt$. Bette PctSme t All good work hesitation; essentially done . difficulty, without ohn Ruskin without sting. 7 8 Dr. W. Norman Wampler The ability to work very rew cation, rollment, solved by vene bi-m the dress fine work ludi r as a team proved the Board of Edu- ing finance, en- onnel have to be leir meetings con- at Bellflower High would I 'HH to thank these p ople for bringing te as part of their this year for problems, inc xpansion and the Board when ly. The standards up to da this year. Mr. Clyde A. Bower Mrs. Irene L. Brandt OchoobBoGA L guides (xmAj P(Ws yt PuiwiJb Ptog'iess. Mr. Dan J. Keulen Mr. Wm. E. Young U ,. T. A. Welk PlUtCijSCil When the if has becom e customary with us miniscing w made and success. Where wi review the 1 tions been well ahead? cause you h school spirit creased becc annual is issuer: each year to the previc us year's issue, and in our re- try to recall the if you hav met with I you be next yec r when we 968 Annual? Have your ambi- realized because y u planned Have you many friends be| been a friend and campus prid lusic to go back plans you jse of your enthue many? Has e been in- sm and the example you have set for others' I If these tilings are true for you then you have contrik uted well toward ; 'our success as well as that of Bellflower : ligh School. Thomas A. Wells 12 AssistsLWfeTS f-fetp B. f-f. Q. CoWtnafc Acfcvtftes Dr. Gerene Torres Vice-Principal Sub School A Mr. John Killeen Vice-Principal Sub School B Mr. Gordon Thompson Vice-Principal Sub School C The duties of the three B.H.S. Vice Principals are many sided and varied. These people must be versatile and imaginative to handle such problems as guidance and discipline of students, supervising and advising teachers in instructional matters, or sponsoring specific school wide functions. You will always find Dr. Torres deep in the action of our Girl s League activities on campus. The League would like to thank Dr. Torres for her fine advice to the League this year. Mr. Killeen, Sub School B, works hard coordinating all activities pertaining to athletic events. You will often find him down at Huntington Beach on a hot day when the absentees seem a little high, bringing in the students who think soaking-in-the-rays is better than a text book. Mr. Thompson, Sub School C, represents the curri- culum side of B.H.S., including data processing and school improvement programs. He also works with the book room and advising the school films for the various departments. Mr. Don Moore Activities Director Miss Kragulac Attendance Supervisor 13 Mr. Artist Edwards Counselor, Sub School A Mr. Mel Riggins Counselor, Sub School A Mr. Brian Sienknect Counselor, Sub School B Mrs. Fran Newman Counselor, Sub School C Changing countless programs, helping bewil- dered freshmen, pacifying disgruntled parents, aiding frantic Seniors and advising students in general all constitute tired but superior B.H.S. counselors. They always manage to find time to assist confused teens and answer their questions. The students at Bellflower High should be grateful for such exceptional counselors. 14 Tti R gfi6 pwm Mrs. Betty Palmer Mrs. Lucille Goodlad Louisa Sherman Mrs. Dorothy Knackert Mrs. Mary Fay Mrs. Geraldine Hodge Mrs. Nellie Day Mrs. Mildred Greer Minnie Koning Mrs. Eileen Rogers A pencil that always needs sharpen- ing, a pen that is always in need of ink, broken finger nails from a hard day of typing—these are all results of a hard day on the secretary staff at Bellflower High. When asked her basic duties she could write you a book. Every day is filled with new problems and new challenges. Many times we do not give enough credit to the hard work of the Secretarial Staff but without them B.H.S. could not function. 15 Mrs. Melva Mirch President The prime concern of the Bellflower High Parent-Teachers Association is the welfare of the students. Social and athletic functions are a couple of the things PTA has been especially active with at BHS. They sponsor the Home- coming Dance, sponsor and chaperone all the Grad-Nite activities, and donate half of the profits from their concession stands at foot- ball games to the Student Body Fund. PTA helps the city of Bellflower in general also. The unit con- tributes to Medical and Dental Health Funds, provides clothing for students when necessary, they give food to less fortunate families, and promote Parent Education. Mrs. George Mirch has been president of this organization for the year 1967-68. Other board members include Messers Stanley Ripley, Harley Kennedy, Walter Schulte, Lloyd Brower, Rollo Alexan- der, Glenn Poteet, William Purselley, Floyd Hewitt, John Bennett, James Fouquette, and Thomas Wells. P. T. A« SuH tg$ 16 IMvtktJtg m L the, QbuApjds 17 Another great lecturo by Mr. Hester, Now class this is the flag. A WoM M'. Robert Thompson M.A. CSLB Mr. John Marchck M.A. San Francisco State 18 Mrs. Madclyn Davidson Mr. Manuel Trevino BA, MA Long Beach State AB Chico State Mr. Joe Stits BA, CSLB Y School started early this year for two-hundred students who attended summer school to satisfy social studies this year. This continued the system of team teaching under the direction of Mr. Morgon, Mr. Smith, Mr. Hester, and Mr. French. The team-teaching system has been adopted in other departments this year. Under the direction of Mr. Mor- gan, the social studies department strived to gain a better understand- ing of events of the United States and of other countries throughout the world with a higher standard of teaching. Such courses as social science, psychology, economics, and sociol- ogy are geared for the students who desire to delve more deeply into the field of social studies. Mr Richard Heller BA $an Jose Sicie Mr. Ed Keenan B.A. UC$B Miss Diar.a Wiebcrs BA Brigham Young Univ, Wi. Peterson looks benignly ol her class, while 19 f. A. fwXfeifes Mr. Roy King Mr. Arthur Btevick BA UCSB, MA Long Beach BA, MA Iowa State State Mr. Alvin Stout BA Washington State Industrial Arts Education is that part of the program at BHS con- cerned with providing youth an op- portunity to use tools and materials in constructing articles and perform- ing jobs, and to develop an under- standing of our modern industrial society. BHS offers the following courses in I.A.: auto, machine, and wood shop, architectural and mechanical drawing, drafting, engineering draft- ing, electronics, and graphic arts. One of the more popular classes in I.A. is the Electronics II class. This class is concerned with two-way radio communications on a hobby level. Ham radio. The objective of the class is to encourage and help students obtain their FCC license so that they can communicate with other '■Hams'' around the world. The Electronics class has their own ham radio station which students with FCC licenses may use. Another high light of the I.A. De- partment is Project Christmas , sponsored by the wood shop. Under the direction of Mr. Brevick, the wood shop students construct over a hun- dred multi-colored animal rockers each year, which are donated to various charitable organizations at Christmas time. Mr. Floyd Link Mr. Terry Gibson T.C. UCLA ar.d LB Stato AB Long Beach State Mr. Mcl Riggers MA UCSB. MA Lor.g Beach Stctc Mr. Warren Ward BA, MA Univ. of Arizono 20 Mrs. Gloria Gibbs AA Hartwell College BA tong Beach State Mr. lorry Lowdcr BS Univ. of Utah Mr. Randy Long BS Indiona Univ. Mr John Thompson BM Univ. of Arizona New teachers and new courses marked the development of the Fine Arts Department. The new Fine Arts Survey Course brought team teaching to the department. Mr. Lowder and Mr. Moore set up the course that hopes to tie together the subjects of Art, Drama, Music and Philosophy. The new teachers, all young, dynamic and well liked, offered a fine addition to the department. Mr. Long, from Indiana, gave the photo classes exciting and new ideas about photography. Mr. Addotta and Mrs. Powell both from California, challenged students with modern and unusual forms of Art. The display of work in the new Mini-Gallery were enjoyed by all throughout the year. Mr. Thompson, from Arizona, brought some wonderful moments to the Choir and Glee classes and we will always remember the fine display of talent at the football game half-time show where their songs brought the fans to their feet for a standing ovation. Mrs. Gibbs added depth to the Drama classes by working with Mr. Newman in classes and on produc- tions. Mr. Robert Newman BS USC Going on safari Mr. Moore? Mr. Joseph Addotto AA IACC, BA long Beach State Mr. Don Moore BA. MA Arizona State 21 I Mr. Merwyn Smith Mrs. Sandra Jenkins BA MA Univ. of Colorado BS long Beach State Mrs. Theresa Hersek BS Ohio State AAr. lorry Boyle BS Whittier College Mr. Thomas Mitchell BA Colorado State Paula AAoriona hopes Mr. Smith remembers thot a ruler is used for measuring, not disciplinary purposes! BHS is one of the few schools that offers an Advanced General Science course which enables interested students to take physi- ology and physics in their junior and senior years. A Consumer Chemistry class is being planned for future juniors and seniors not planning to attend college. It would be an attempt to offer a general background in everyday chemistry which is needed by the terminal students of today. Being prepared for the future years as a good homemaker are the goals for the Home Economics Dept, at BH$. Girls learn how to enlarge their ward- robe by making their own clothes. Aside from sewing, a better understanding of how to make a well-balanced meal is achieved. All through the year the 600 wing display cases are filled with many clever handiworks, such as stuffed animals and other toys for children as a part of the Child Care Program. Mrs. Alpha Day B$ Okla. State University BoTMuches Useful Qkilts 23 Mrs. Jane Martin • BS Florida Southern Mrs. Frances Pcralcz MS Mills College. Oakland Mr. French, alios Omor Sharif, looks up another hard assignment to amuse his class. Lettm Wvuk Miss Elizabeth Miles AB USC Mrs. Glenda Watson Univ. of Texas, BS Mr. Wm. Rechs AB long Beach State Mr. Ronald Albertson CSCLB, AB Redlands. MAS Mr. Clifton Lancy Utah State. BS MS Mrs. Helen Isaac Muskingum College. A8 Mr. Clay Odell BA long Beach State M-s. Susan Selmon BA Marymount College T.C. USC 24 Mrs. Ann© Wynne BA. MA long Beach Slat© Mrs. Georgette Arnold BA long Beach State Mr;. Marilyn De Witt MA UCLA Mr. Robert French D?pr. Head AB University of Southern California Becoiu — tfrtktoWoM English is widely becoming a uni- versal language therefore the im- portance of an up-to-date English Department is essential. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert French, head of the English Department, the department has kept up the high standards required in all aspects of the English language. The many classes offered in our English Department strive to de- velope not only literate citizens but cultured young adults also. A Bellflower High diploma re- quires A years of English. The course of study may vary from Greek myth- ology to the modern literature of E. E. Cummings and T. S. Eliot. The classes offered are Communication skills. Composition, English, Amer- ican literature, and Journalism. Miss Miles reads freshmen their daily story. Ltfc'ttf uj Qtc A k Qtudmis This year Bellflower is proud of the new audio visual room in our library. Students can listen to records for their particular course of study. They hope for a tape recorder along with records for every course on campus. Our library is continually striving for a better place students can come for individual study and research. For the students convenience, the BHS library is open two nights a week where anyone can study undisturbed. Mrs. Alexander and her staff, including four monitors a period, take pride in making our BHS library a better place for students to come to do homework. 26 Mrs. Alexander MA Wayne $?atc Univ. Mrs, Sandra Fiorentino BA Univ. of Pittsburg Mrs. Kathleen McKinney Dept. Head AB San Diego State The objectives of the Language Department are to give to the studeri; a basic skill in speaking a foreign language and an appreciation of the culture involved. The ultimate purpose of language study is to develop fluency in the use of the language as a means of communication both oral and written. Learning a language expands the students' experience through references to other countries, customs, manners, and idioms of speech. It is hoped that students will become more understanding and cosmopolito.n as a result of their language experience. As more students prepare for travel, it is important that they have a familiarity with the uniqueness of a foreign land. Mrs. Car.delaria Sanchez BA Arizona Stare Univ. Mrs. Helen Beykirch BA USC Rw tgn Language Opens Uotn 27 Business £d . PtepctA s Qtadmis (jO t{i Puiwub There is a three fold purpose to the Business Education Department at BHS. The first is to provide a general education for students, to make wiser, better citizens. Secondly, the pur- pose has a prevocational aspect, to provide a general background in business. Finally, the vocational aspect provides specific training in salable skills. A new course this year in Business Ed. is Business Math, a business oriented math for Juniors and Seniors. Also a fairly new branch of this department is Distributive Education, a work-learn program. Mr. Sterling Gottlieb MA Long Beoch State BS UCLA: Dept. Hood Mrs. Peggy Kerns BA Fresno State Mrs. Kay Wosmuth BA Colorado State Mrs. Volma Mum ford BS Mcrcyhurst College Mrs. Margaret Olson BA Mocalcstcr College Mrs. Juonita Harper Mrl Sandra R.tchson BA L. A. State 8A Cal- State lon9 Beach Mr. Don Evans BA UCSB MA long Beach State 28 Tk WoM ofa Bands Aids As usual the BHS nurse had an- other busy job this year. Mrs. Mitchell kept busy by helping the doctor give the physicals of all the new students who were in need of aid and transportation when emer- gencies arise. Under the supervision of the nurse, the physical education department took the annual eye and ear tests. Mrs Elsie Mitchell BuonUtg UicjhQclioot This is the tenth year the BHS Evening High School has been in operation. The number of classes has tripled since that time. There are now 66 classes and more than 2,200 registered students ranging in age from 17 to 64. They attend Evening High School for a variety of reasons, among those being the need for a high school diploma, the objective of job advancement, or the desire to enhance in personal development. Mr. Art Simpson 29 Qfy ClcJ £. . [■ eips fttMiUduCbl Qtudwjts Mr. Jim Glass Dept. Head BA Whittier College The Special Education Department is aimed at individualized and small group instruction in which students enjoy a relaxed relationship with their teachers. Both required and elective courses emphasize material which gives students a realistic knowledge needed to function adequately in com- munity and home situations. In addition, students are employed in jobs both on and off campus before graduation. This work experience offers the students a great opportunity to gain valuable skills which provide an introduction to the work world. After graduation, students receive additional training and guidance through the State Department of Rehabilitation with which the school has a cooperative. 30 At BHS the Mathematics Depart- ment is whizzing along with the rest of the world by joining the com- puter age. The students take their tests and put their answers on com- puter cards. These are run through a computer and the returning tally sheets show the students the per- centage of answers they had cor- rect and the percentage in compari- son to the rest of the class. Five years ago the Math Depart- ment changed over completely from traditional to the modern math. This year Consumer Math is only offered to Juniors and Seniors; be- cause it was felt that they v ould benefit more from this class than underclassmen. Also this year the Math Depart, ment has begun a new course, Basic Math. This is only for Sophomores who did poorly on the math test in Freshmen testing. Basic Math is used generally as a review for the:e stu- dents. Mr. JomeJ Modi in BS, MS Kansas State Mrs. Shelia Brothcrton Mr. James Fouguette 6A Hot,,n9 College BS St. Cloud State College QtuAmh ioqvtol Is if Greek, algebra, or a dirty board. Mr. Modlin? 31 Mrs. Betty Young BA Queen's Univ. Miss Lynette Woltner MEd ond BFA, South Dakota Stole Miss Judy Nomonny 8A Son Jose State Mrs. Undo Z. Smith BA Colorado State Happiness is Mrs. Hoekstra mending your broken tennis racket. Broken fingernails, sore muscles, sprained fingers, and physical exhaustion are the conse- quences one must pay in order to obtain the good physical condition expected by the Girl’s P.E. Department at BHS. Under the direction of Miss Douglass, the P.E. Department strives to teach a varied selection of sports. A new teacher this year to the department is Miss Namanny, who teaches the freshmen such sports as speed- ci-way, volleyball, and basketball. After two years of team sports. Juniors and Seniors may participate in such sports as golf, tennis, badminton, and archery. These can be classified as carry-over sports, which can be used by the girls in their adult life. Selected students who show an exceptional ability in certain sports can go into the 6fh period special P.E. class. This gives them a chance to compete with other schools and with girls of the same caliber of ability. Mrs. Linda Smith is the director of the modern dance students at Bellflower High. Summer practices were in full swing for the dancers who were chosen to dance at the Hollywood Bowl. These girls hope to keep up the fine work and be chosen to go again. XtUdlcs Miss Barbara Douglass BS UCIA; MA Cal Slate Dept. Head Mrs. Minnie Hoekstra Gym Attendant 32 Pujtwvb iMtyuvTodotij Under the direction of Mr. Forester, the head of the Boy's P.E. Department, many changes were made in the physical educa- tion program. Physical fitness was given much more emphasis in many different ways. A physical fitness record board was established. One of the other new things in the de- partment this year was a Modified class. Also, new textbooks were purchased for the freshman class. The Boy's P.E. Department is proud of its accomplishment of laying the groundwork for Bellflower High $ great football, basket- ball, wrestling, tennis, track, cross country, and baseball teams. Mr. Jack Bogdanovich B A. ond M.A. Long Beach State Mr. Mike Kckich B.A. Univ. of Montana Mr. Ernie Jcr.scn AB Occidental College Mr. David Evans BS and MS Brigham Young Univ. Mr. Bogdanovich, showing Olympic form, mokes sure the boys do their calhes. 33 34 35 A.S.B. PRESIDENT JAY BOHREER Well Buccaneers, chalk up one more half year. The first semester of the 67-68 school year continued the Buccaneer tradition of tremendous school spirit. Coming back from the summer vacation the Freshmen bumped into poles and walls, the Sophomores came back owning’' the school, and the Juniors and Seniors came back wearing beads. The year moved on to be a truly interesting experience. The various clubs and organizations on campus joined to promote school spirit and a clean campus. I'd just like to take this opportunity to thank everyone responsible for making this year what it was. I know the knowledge I gained this year as Fall Semester A.S.B. Presi- dent will benefit me in my future years. To the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, I just hope that you have the opportunity to learn as I have learned. Jay Bohreer A.S.B. Fall Semester President Vice President—Bill Hinds Secretary—Randy Robinett Diano Mori and Susan Hess take active part in Homecoming osscmbly. 0$ce s Sec. of Activities— Katie Dokter Treasurer—Jeri Cook Sgt. at Arms—Stan Conkl Sec. of Publicity— Diana Maris FM 1967 Sec. of Elections— Susan Hess Head Pepster—Nancy Mirch As I am writing this, it is the middle of January and the Spring Semester has, in effect, just begun. I can not predict what is to have happened by the time you read this, but only hope. I sincerely hope that better communication has been established, not only between the students and the admin- istration, but between students themselves. Often it seems that the different groups on campus do not communicate with each other, which produces a certain amount of confusion. This leaves student leaders guessing about as to what the stu- dents want, therefore, they serve no one. Believe it or not there are some student officers who have a sincere desire to do what the students themselves feel necessary. I hope that at least some of the desires of the students have been fulfilled. I hope that the student government has become more effective than in previous years, that more students have taken an in- terest n their school, and become involved in its operation. That is a lot to hope for, but if we've made the least bit of progress toward these goals then I feel we will have had a successful Spring Semester. If you have liked what has hap- pened this semester, then thank the A.S.B. Cabinet and the leadership class, for they do all the hard work. If you don't like what has happened then blame me, because it was prob- ably my fault for not doing anything about it. I would like to sincerely thank the members of the lead- ership class, the A.S.B. Cabinet, and everyone else for all their hard work and help no matter how large or small. Phil Jackson A.S.B. President A.S.B. PRESIDENT PHIL JACKSON fl soclcrtQ L Bwty Cabinet fl Mj fAotov All hail to Alma Mater We sing our praise to thee We strive for highest honor In defeat or victory We fight to bring you glory We pray to keep you free With faithfulness and loyalty We pledge our hearts to thee Vice President—Dave Snow Secretary—Connie Pugh Sec. of Publicity— Sec. of Activities— Linda Stubbert Jeannie Hippie Sec. of Elections- Susan Hess Treosurer-Jerri Cook Sgt.-at-Arms-Scott Green Head Pepster-Stan Conklin 39 Speaker Phil Jackson lead House in an exciting issue. Woyr.e Anderson Spring Speaker yCUl bQbuveS (j04 Brffel QtuckMjb QoiWMJHL tdb Btade Otaf uutU UmJIs eve uj Mrs. Selmon observes Morgoret Honnoh's work with grand approval. Circ4lS UPn : Rofe sQ man Photographies oc..................,.......Mt Mo«yiWi� tne Feature Editors Glory Vernon DuraAjoial11 _ Sports Editor ShaJyirBFovfteiier ArtisXdvertising.NJanager ..................... ........ Jftfr.y .Grind lo Reporters . . ............................RanHv UstoVf M fWore, 1‘hotograpoers f yWmne fiStc.chdlw Joyce McSorJe yMaJeifermth AdvSw ec5.........R«dj.......................Me Mrs.. SdSWhS'S mcin Advisor...................................Mrs. Susan Selman The Blade is published every other week by the Bellflower High School Journalism Department. 153TTT S. MeNat� . B� Uflow«e, California. � 7« Feature 4’ Mr. Don Moore has proven to be not only an out- standing Activities Director this year, but a real friend to us, the students. Besides going to all the activities, he teaches Fine Arts, Photography, Art, and Night School classes here at B.H.S. Mr. Moore has shown the quality of being liked by all who know him. The students respond to his personality by pitching in and working and in the end enjoying it. Without Don Moore this year couldn't have been half as successful as it has turned out to be. We hope Mr. Moore has enjoyed us as much as we have en- joyed him. |M . fAOQAfy Kttds fCMobfo If it wasn’t for Mr. Killeen, things would be like ball and chain around here, so stated by an active and interested faculty member. Mr. John Killeen is Vice Principal at BH$, along with being one of the coolest guys on campus. He is loved by all the students because he cares about making the relationship with faculty and students a better one. He helped start the year of 1968 with enthusiasm by having a luncheon for student leaders during the summer at his home to discuss student problems. It has been report- ed that Mr. Killeen has been seen by students making his way down to Hun- tington Beach in his convertible with the top down ready for a hard day of surf- ing. If this tale is true, how could he go down and tow in those poor stu- dents who feel they- need a day off from school for a little re- laxation from Bucs- ville? 42 Peggie Correia Co-Editor Annual Staff 1968 has been an un- believable experience for all that have participated in the hectic completion of our yearbook this year. The long hours and short class periods have all added up to a lot of individual time put into the anual by each one of the staff mem- bers. The deadlines were continually looming up to be met and the imagina- tions of all were constantly clicking to find new and exciting material for this year's annual. The staff quickly learned that to please everyone was quite im- possible, you just had to do your best. The result is a book of happenings of the 1967-68 school year, the bits and pieces of our lives cemented together with memories. Chris Christensen Co-Editor 1968 ANNUAL STAFF ROSTER Advisor—Mr. Don Moore Co-Editors—Peggie Correia, Chris Christensen Activities—Laura Gardea, Linda Redmond Sports—Bob Ballard, Joe Wood, Steve Waltz, Dan Valentine Seniors—Brenda O'Neal, Debbie Hays, Chris Morehouse Juniors—Dawn Slaughter, Cindy Donahoo Sophomores—Laura Gardea, Terry Alsenz Freshmen—Carol Rippee, Jody Hodges Faculty—Christie Brush, Linda Redmond, Linda Vender Velde Copy—Christie Brush, Linda Vander Velde, Linda Redmond Clubs—Carol Rippee, Jody Hodges, Mary Berry Ads—Mary Winne Photo—Bob Ballard, Joe Wood, Mary Winne, Dan Valentine Bob Ballard Mary Berry Christie Brush Joe Wood 43 Laura Gardea Debbie Hays Jody Hodges Chris Morehouse W Wcyik, w ik, w J l • . Brenda O'Neal Carol Rippee Dawn Slaughter Linda Vender Velde Dan Valentine Steve Waltz Mary Winne 44 ThotMJkYou Ut . A humblo smile and a friendly wave are the first qualities you notice about Mr. Myron Brown. He has donated many hours of his spare time in dedication and hard work to BHS. This considerate person has given al- most every active student a way to relive and cherish their school memories from the first-rate pictures he has taken. Mr. Myron Brown will certainly be remem- bered by students as a dedicated person of BHS and the community. We students of Bell- flower High, think of you, Myron Brown, as the best friend a student could have. Your dedication to football, baseball, and other activities far surpasses any we have seen. Thank you for all you have done for us!! 45 t V A B'teaiW S fiAOMJkb, lA luf A DalMU Co gsTm l This year's Homecoming Week proved to be one of the most active weeks at BH$. On Monday, the Sophomore Class sponsored a pie-eating contest at snack. Monday night, an activities night followed, sponsored by the Biology Club. Tuesday night the Senior class sponsored a Pizza-Hootenanny in the cafetorium. On Wednesday the 25th, a Talent Assembly was held in honor of the five Prin- cesses. The five princesses were escorted into the assembly through two lines of Sr. varsity football players and Sr. drill team members. Queen Gwen Burbick, Princess Katie Doktor, Princess Diana Maris, Princess Nancy Mirch, and Princess Nancy Nelson were asked in turn different questions concerning topics such as school spirit, their future plans, and also asked to demonstrate something they are known on campus for. The assembly included numbers from: The Ensemble, The Folk Fossils, Freddy Taylor, Marion McKensie, and the Lonely Hearts. Thursday the Senior girls celebrated Bianca Day, along with Roaring 20's Day. They met in senior parking lot and rode their bikes to the Hollandease Restaurant for breakfast. Friday night was the highlight of the week's activities. The Homecoming Parade proved to be one of the best Bellflower has ever had. The game followed with the Bucs winning over La Mirada 27-0. The Buc Band and drill team performed a half-time show where Queen Gwen was crowned and presented as the 1967 Homecoming Queen. A dance fol- lowed the game where Queen Gwen and her court reigned to end a fabulous Homecoming Week. The House of representatives shows originality with the float they entered in the Homecoming Parade. G.A.A. demonstrates explicit art work for 1968 Home- coming. WoMGCoiiftutg PctAO k Chuck Qfmms G-tiUtd JLdnskoJl 47 UOMC huttCj QuMiv t 967 UtSS QweuBuAb k Puftms Kati Dokt i PuaCfiSS Dt(Wj AaniS OuA SeAutiffdl ojugcotouttg P't tcgsses � Pt teess NctM xj U focU PiUtcess Neiso YM QquObcL Loads QpiAjfad BujCS B.H.S. Spirited yell squad: Stan Conklin. Linda Redmond, and Chris Christensen. Swinging song squad: Nancy Nelson, Paulette Pierce. Lee Whalen, Owen Burbick, and Linda Oigiacinto. Sojig Qquct LQUtgs aa LQupU gs P0og Tuw ttv uub VScfevty Active flog squad: Katie Doktor, Nancy Nylcn, Sandy Hornback, Theresa Kegley, and Bonnie Bonyca. m fifrr St� _ J Bo BOtt f Oit t lockout lA utfet Sfxvtfe F tco C Cowd 1 968 1968 WINTER SPORTS FESTIVAL COURT QUEEN ROBERTA WILLIAMS BAA SENIOR PRINCESS PEGGY CORREIA PEP CLUB JUNIOR PRINCESS LINDA DIGIACINTO FRENCH CLUB JUNIOR PRINCESS ALICE NAKUMURA CSF SENIOR PRINCESS JAN OVEROCKER DRILL TEAM SENIOR PRINCESS CONNIE PUGH HOUSE OF REPRES. SENIOR PRINCESS RUTH 2WIEP PEP SQUAD SENIOR 54 WSFAcfewJfefiS Ralph Taylor, Ugly Man Wrestler beams with surprise, as Nancy Mirch and Jeanette Barks Congratulate him! V Oki King Crazy Legs, Daryll Rysell, stands to sing the Alma Mater after another victory, against Norwalk. Riding on the wove of expectation and excitement Winter Sports Festival was an all out experience this year. The WSf Week started out by announcing the seven princesses. They were chosen among the campus club favorites on a bevy of twenty girls. These lovely girls were. Queen Roberta Williams es- corted by Toby Bonnazola, Princess Peggy Correia escort- ed by Gregg Brown, Princess Linda Digiacinto escorted by Richard Chabolla, Princess Alice Nakumura escorted by Don Jackson, Princess Jan Overockcr escorted by John Morrison. Princess Connie Pugh escorted by Dave Snow, and Princess Ruth Zwiep escorted by Daryll Stark. The Festival got under way Wednesday with a new and different idea of celebrating Valentines Day. Stu- dents attended their classes in costumes of their favorite Winter Sports. Volentines were featured by the choir and ensemble, purchased by the students to their special Valentine Songs and telegrams were sent to each period throughout the day. Thursday s events included an assembly to honor the princesses. Skits were given by the club they represented, and proved to be very clever! Jozz 68 , presented by the stage bond and vocal ensemble were that night. Friday night was the highlight of the week, in which King Crazy legs, Daryll Rysell; Ugly Man Wrestler, Ralph Taylor; and Quoen Roberta Williams were crowned. Fol- lowing the Victory basketball game against Norwalk, was the Valentine's Dance in which the Queen ond her Court reigned over. Saturday night was an Activities N:ght to complete the exciting week of events. It was a wonderful week to remember! . . . Bottom Loft: Jackie Augay. Patty Parcnzan, Connie lord, Chcri Elliot, Alicia Emcrick, Sue Galccncr, Sharon Brown, Janet Hodge, Angela Congilo, Laura Gardea, Linda McLenon, Oenny Burbick, Rondy Robinett, Janet Miller, Janccn Williams, Tori Morris, Diane Roth, Alice Nokamura. Standing Left: Co- Coptam Jan Overockcr, Diane Mrndard, Debbie Brown, Bessie Pcnlond, Virgin a Sotelo, Dcbbio Veady, Carol Rippee, Linda Prouty, Diane Matthews, Lou Ann Grosman, Cindy Herron, Chris Squires, Rae Gwinnup, Jennifer Fitsgcrald, Kothy Yoshimura. Susan Hess, Connie Pugh, Linda Gayhart, Joan Williams, Standing Captain Debbie Vickory: Top Row, Left: Vickie McKinscy, Sandy Shaw, Mary Jaiza.-owski, Lisa Thais, Carolyn Adams, Debbie Ca.-strom, Sharon Meeter, Ruth Seely, D ane Moris, Patty Kruse, Dclama Alt, Pom Hall, Marie Devish, Lir.da VonZile, Gail Walsh, Janice Oldcnkamp, JoElla Cotncy, Debbie Morgan and Nancy Smith. . . . WE SfjfoEfc CtM h Prid Mike Sanders and Robert Naretto wire the Magic ' for Got Witch Quick. To be or not to be that is the question. Whot do you mear. the 8.A.A. doesn't meet here any more. P(M PwdjiuCtttov 0 [AJtict i Quick Sharon hJovcik as is Milo Alders asfu.cinda F.H 'Rgcky Means: as, Don Johnson as1 ..'Mgjher Hecate te ve Wharton 5 Mr. Atwater Cast: Melody Weber as Junelle Kemp Chnsta McCluggage as Kay Clinton Cindi Kasper as Cecily Smith Sherri Poteet as Ivy Charpen Cathy Wilkinson as Mona Dobiv , Delanna Carlton as Bella Russel Jackie Rohrer as Donna Russel Vicki PonomerofT as Lisa Y Sff f'- 1 ■ ff: dcky uH rstu Don Jackson Rocky Means Larry Stern Delanna Carlton- Marla Easum Cathy Wilkinson Susan Klug eduction Stc Barbara Sherer Marlq Easum oini 4y -T | Alves raig Cyndi Kasper Jane Goodwin Shelley ,ene Ros Ca r a Case Debbie Kimd r ' Herendon Easum � . Randy Liston Delanna Carlton John Lewis Mary Lewis Terri Jones Renee Ray Vicki Ponomaroff Sharon Allen_____ Mary Lou Reney Bob Naretta Toni Grond Gary Manahan Marta Walker Peter Van Gerven Faculty Advisers: gRober Ncwman Gloria L� iod l Ronald Albertsen Raymond King Joseoii AtkkiJt J Pwu Tfr B A StKftsfttitg Success Many long hard hours of practice pay off for the night of their per- formance Tripping The Light Fantastic ! Ar 4 A fj fat- 1 Director Mrs. Smith, and student directors Jeanne Jones and Linda Stubbert, work so hard organizing the dance show. Senior dancers J. Hippie, J. Barks, M. Walker, M. Updcgraft, K. Trosher, Y. Berman, P. Pierce, J. Jones, T. Kegley and P. Warren practice Jungle . Bu£ Ufy A CAmus aiuiSyhipfcimetos Stag Top Row: Jeri Thomas, Madeline Newman, Tena McEven, David Phillips, Mike Baglio, Frank Moore, Ron Jablonski, Debbie Taylor, Dee Walter, Second Row: Molly B-istol, Diana Tyrner, Theresa Wells, Mike Love, Gory Sanders, Jack Newsome, Par Valcncio, Becky McCord, Sharon Hoffman, Linda Provty, Jody Morris, Connie Morris, Connie A orris, Susan Jensen, Mr. J. Thompson. Jsl Row: Diane Hcrrison, David Kooper, David Ashman, Brad Gaston, Don Barnum, Jack Stonsbury, Howard Prouty, Carlos Choirez, Louise Trihunello, Linda Alexander, Mary Maxwell, Kay Kobertson 1st Row: Patty Novak, Po Ann Arambula, Twilo Hollenbeck, Marla Smith, Mary Benkovich, Betty Gallogher, Debhic Griffith, Robin Robinson. 2nd Row: Susan Martin, Debbie Banks. Jeanette Eshr.our, Robin Raymond. Mane Gordon, Debbie Barlow. Sharon Phipps, Janice Hawkins, Kay McLean. 3rd Row: Dee Grose, Val Smith, Janet Kittlcman, Cindy Taylor, Irene Brown, Lynn Benson. Linda Beckett. Sfotgs D v Rjfi Top L to R Cindy Camps, Mary Elliott, Robbie Kuiken, Sandra Heida, Ken Lambert, Steve Seeley, Darryl Rysse, Kem Croker, Richard Webb, Kathy taster, Marion McKenjic, Dclois Howard, Bessie Pcnlond Fourth Row,- Nancy Smith, Cathy Chylich, Kathy Vcrstcg, Nancy Nylcn, Mike Karppinen, Mark Olson Roger Orr, Danny Stone, Paula Webb, Barbara McLean, Judy Bair, Diana Hale, Carolyn Johansen-cccomponist. 3rd Row: Linda Redmond, Sherry Potcct, Diane Mathews, Phil Reed, Tom Correia, Milton Davis, George Brown, Russell Mac Gregor, Susan Klug, Merry Hercndon. Jacqueline Mead, Teresa Huff- man. Pam Hall, Saundra Dean, 2nd Row: Cathy Watson, Janet Lcitner, She on Nakamura, Debbie Trautloff, Debbie Veady, Eileen Kumagac, Mike Hurst, Tom Homcndez, Larry Burnham, Carol Shimomoto, Ann Carson, Jeanette Gordon, Cheryl Elliott, Melinda Clark. Front Row: Roberto Bradshaw, Cindy Red- mond, Kathy Overlese, Alice Nakamura, Wanda Foliar, Sharon Hopper, Charlie Sheridan, David Phillips. Bob Velcamp. Terri. Jones, Jan Murray, Gwen Burbick, Mr. J. Thompson. Enjoyable sounds and the display of fine mu$ica[ talents have been successfully obtained by the BHS A Cappella Choir. The choir this year consisted of seventy members. Various school concerts were given to delight the school students as well as the public. One of the biggest events was the Spring Musical sponsored by almost every Dept, at Bellflower High. The annual Christmas program featured the A Cappella Choir singing the famed ' Gloria written by Vavaldi along with the traditional Christmas carols. Mr. John Thompson is to be congratulated for a successful first year at Bellflower High. Choir sings ot Patriotic half-time Show. 62 Say it wtfh Wu$ic ' Say it with music is truly a fitting theme for the hard working Ensemble Singers at BHS. The Ensemble is a selec- tive group chosen from the A Cappella Choir to travel and sing for various local functions. Some highlights of the year were the Madrical Festival, the Christmas Show, and singing for Rotary Club of Bellflower and the Boy Scouts annual banquet. Under the fine direction of Mr. John Thompson, Bellflower High is proud of the 1967-68 Ensemble Singers. Top Row: Carolyn Johansor., Tom Hernodez. Carol ShimimoJo, Marion McKenzie, Mr. Thompson, Bob Velcamp, Paula Webb. Standing: Phil Reed, Nancy Nylon. Mike Carpcntcn, Delores How- ard. Barbaro Miller, Mike Hurst. Ten Jones. Sitting: Alice Moki- rr.uro, Gwen Burbick and Linda Redmond. 63 The Ersemble delights the school assembly during the annual Talent assembly. STAGE BAND MEMBERS: Drums: Steve Johnson, Trumpets: Pete Joskowiok, Phil Reed, 8ob Davis, Henry Martinez, Guitar: Wayne Anderson, Piano: linda Redmond, Bass: Dale Thomas, Sax: Dave May, Dave Irons, Ken Croker, Jorry Brown, Rolan Tapp. The ofy BuA Bcmd OtciiftStrA L to R Pot Sigley, John Goodwin, Woync Anderson, Mike Moriono, Ann Guzik, Ellen Morkwell, Dole Thomas, Dora Bemiss. Palle Belle, Kati Switzer, Elizabeth Maxwell, Alden Benton, Roger Parks. Not present arc Kathy Tapia and Ellaine Ellison. Lorry Lowder Director Bife yn lPi cM Qept hibe i 15—Howdy Hop 22—Pep Assembly Soc Hop 25—House of Reprcsentotives Election 29—Tug-o-War Bellflower-Mayfair Game Freshmen Election Soc Hop October 3—PTA Membership Campaign 10— Girl’s League Assembly 23— Activities Night Pie Eating Contest 24— Hoot and Pizza Dinner 25— Assembly 26— Homecoming Parade and Dance Bianca Day 11— Junior Rings 7—Fall Concert United Crusade (Sophomores Win) 10—Assembly 13—SGVL Cross Country Finals 16— Mock Try-outs Pep Rally 17— Soc Hop 30—Get Witch Quick Pep Rally Decotritb i 7—Christmas Concert 9—Activity Night 14—Littlest Angel 23—Christmas Dance 27—Senior Pictures JftiOUUtJ 9—Election Assembly 10— Football Award Banquet 11— A.S.B. Elections 12— Soc Hop 20—Harlem Clowns vs. Faculty 27—Dance jbotb pj outk tk 1—Junior-Senior Prom 3— Senior Ditch Day 4— Election Day 5— Senior-Parent Tea 9—Baccalaureate 10—Senior Awards Assembly 13— Last Day of School 14— Commencement All-Night Party 3—Musical 14—All School Badminton Tournament 20—Music Festival 23—Dramarama 28— G.A.A. Banquet 29— Mock Convention 8—Easter Vacation 13—National Record Relay 17—Senior Class Picture 20—Sadie Hawkins 25— Contest Plays 26— Modern Dance Show 27— Cap and Gown Measurements 2—Donkey Basketball Game Dance 7—Prometheus Bound and Everyman 15—Powder Puff Basketball Game 22— Hypnotist Assembly 23— Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament 8— W.S.F. Court Chosen 9— Pep Rally 14—Singing Valentines Winter Sport’s Day 15—Assembly Voting for W.S.F. Queen Jazz Concert 16—Crown of W.S.F. Queen Soc Hop 17—Activities Night I 68 President—Alden Benton As the class of Nine.'cen Hundred and Sixty-eight sings the Alma Mater together for the last time it is with mixed emotions. They ore at this time, thinking, not so much of the future as of the past years at Bell- flower High. Starting with their years as eager and en- thusiastic Freshmen and Sophomores, joining and sup- porting the many projects and activities. Bellflower High was quite a place. Beginning to come into their own as Juniors with all the activities, ordering the class rings and the Senior Keys, planning their careers, and topping it off by spon- soring the Junior-Senior Prom, Spring Fantasia. At last the time came, they were Seniors with high spirits and enthusiasm which led to the many successful activities such as, the Pizza Dinner. Then finishing the year off with the Senior All-Night Party at Disneyland. The past four years and the many friends, students and faculty, that were made will be remembered by everyone long after Commencement has passed. So we face the future but, remember the past. Yes, Bellflower High was and is, indeed, quite a place. QetdvuChte Uadm i968 Vice President—Jan Overocker Secretary—Candi Hudgins 70 Seniors thoughtfully contemplote on how to get more Ssnior privileges passed. (-land Wwh Pays Offt, With Qieol Quacm Sgt.-at-Arms—Dennis Hornback Court Preceptor—Katie Switzer Court Preceptor—lee Whalen 71 Hull Q nJUyo MR. AND MISS PREFERRED John Morrison Jeannie Jones MR. AND MISS ATTRACTIVE Bruce Hale Roberta Williams MR. AND MISS ATHLETIC llene Rosenthal Dave Snow MR. AND MISS INTELLECTUAL Alice Nakumura Wayne Anderson Active Senior, Sue Hess, under pressu e. Dan Aiclen Delma Alt Linda Alexander Tony Amaro Sherry Anderson Roger Alves Off Joseph Agrusa Wayne Anderson Bill Anton 74 Bob Ballard Duane Bankey Patii Arsi Ruth Babou Wayne Archer John Babich Janette Barks Barbara Beauchamp Virginia Barker Kent Beans 75 Gary Bell Kathy Bell Alden Benton Evonne Berman Sandy Bethke Dale Bleeker S uO'iS ICeep Bf-f£ U,wtW Jay Bohreer Al Booth June Bouchard Debbie Bourget 76 Seniori Charlene Mitchell, Lnda Stubbert and Chris Dedic work hard in Business class? Kitis K lQOVUv' Christie Brush Molly Bristol Chuck Buchan Gwen Burbick Ellen Burch Roberta Bradshaw Gail Brannock Cindy Brenner Sue Brown 77 Paul Burton Pamela Camp John Case Sylvia Castellano Qm MCJhtb C aks Up Randy Cernuska Richard Chabolla Marie Chapman Judy Cheeseman Jim Chitwood Dennis Chrisman 78 Cathy Chulich Ray Claborn Melinda Clark LaRae Christensen Frank Cleveringa Jeri Cook Stanley Conklin Tom Cole Andy Coniglio Paulette Dahlen Karen Davis Steve Davidson Alice Davis QmlOAS GS Jay Day Christine Dedic John Daniel Newell Davis Victor Dea 81 Trudy Drew Robin Eggleston Lillian Dralle Richard Duree Stan Diendorf Katie Dokter Robert Dixon Ryan Dorsman Linda Elliott Mary Dianne Elliott 82 Joseph Emerick Karen Engeldinger Gary Equitz Bill Esslidger Out Rw BUS Bill Evans Dave Evenstad Grace Felix Sue Ferch Mark Fitch Ron Fitzgerald 83 LpmApm ftt 84 Qckoot Kctoritios Scotf Green Kenneth Gunderson Bombi Guthrie Pamela Hall Stephen Ham Linda Greholvcr Butch Griffin Kris Guzik Barbara Hall Karen Gregory 85 Joyce Hamilton Lorraine Hardy Pam Hardy Pamela Hankins Margaret Hannah Karen Hansen 67 - S’ C butot Bill Harris Willian R. Harris Danial Hartman Terri Hartsen Edward Hathorne Vicki Hayes 86 87 Warren Holt Dennis Hornbaclc Charles Holton Sandy Hornback Kenneth Hoover Sharon Hopper Delois Howard Gary Howe Teresa Huffman Elaine Hugli 88 James Hunt Michael Hurst In Qchools Jay Hustead Pete Jaskowiak Don Jackson Carolyn Johansen Phillip Jackson Adrianna Johnson Kristine Jacobson Sam Johnson 89 Desnee Johnston Stephen Jones Janice Keefe Glenn Jones Marilyn Jordon Teresa Kegly Linda Keller Judy Kennedy Pat Knapick Scott Knecht Steve Keller Michael Kincebach Robert Kiymura Carol Kempema Larry Kifchell Gene Klatt 91 David Kruizega Eileen Kumagae Diane Lea Niel Krukow Ron Lambert Ron Lemas SgjuO'iS Sue La Roche Kay Lewelling Carol Kramer Paula Krause Kathy Laster Monica Lind 92 Sharon Lindstrom Candace Lingle l euKVues AfcBHS Sandra Lippis Rhonda Loyd Joe Litzinger Lenny Logan Marti Love Charles Maier John Manuel Mike Maddock Steve Mahorney Q u iS Picmofe Diana Maris Gordon Marth William Martin Darlene Materi 94 95 Dennis Moore John Morrison Christine Mossman Nancy Mirch Delores Moore Charlene Mitchell Chris Morehouse Craig Monahan Margaret Morita 96 Alice Nakamura Johnny Nee Nancy Nelson Jan Murray Lennie McQuillin Tim McShane Michelle Murphy Doug Murray Ellen Myers Barbara McLean 97 La Roe Nielson Sharon Novak Diane Niethamer Nancy Nylen Chris Nipp Elvira Ochoa Janice Oldencamp James Oldfield Pat Olson Brenda O'Neal 98 Roger Orr Q ufriS 0 ’ 8 Jan Overrocker Larry Padelford Pamela Pardee Irene Park Priscilla Osman Kathleen Overleese Delores Papalona 99 Dave Paton Virginia Ponomaroff Ina Porter Karen Pederson Steve Pharney Bessie Penland Paulette Pierce Michael Postoian 100 Veronica Prather Richard Redfern Karina Preston Linda Redmond Helen Prosser Christina Reed Display TcJMts Toni Reisinger Cheryl Rexwinkle Troy Renolds Richard Rayborn Philip Reed Richard Reed 101 102 Gary Sabala Ady Schetselaar Jay Schlessor Kent Sharp Steve Sellers Wally Scott Carol Shimamofo Bruce Smith 104 JkOtim OtoJb' Vtcfevty Steve Smith Bill Sorenson Terry Smith Dove Snow Jeri Spurlock Marilyn Squier 105 Christine Staples Darryl Stark Linda Stewart Dave Stark Cindy Ste. Marie Oufetcutckiig £e u64S JZajMuq Terry Stogsdill Bob Stoker 106 Linda Stubbert Jim Sunseri Marcia Summers Merlen Suttles AwWs (A Hokcw Ralph Taylor Judy Tegrotenhuis Janice Terrill Katie Switzer Eddy Taylor Bill Theel 107 Gary Trautloff Linda Trout Keith Thornton Kelly Thrasher Steve Traxel Mike Trexler Linda Vander Velde Wilhelmina Van Lierop FatCti j Co U Fo U$ Trynie VanLierop Teresa Villanveva Linda Villegas Nancy Van Vliet Mike Voight Debbie Vickery John Von Biela 109 Jane Von Biela Adelle Wagner Frankie Walden Q uM B t Ou Poind no As Tk Ttosei' Uoues L t RXg[t6 Melody Weber Betty Westereng Lee Whalen Darryl Wiekamp Bill Willard Kenneth Williams Roberta Williams Susan Williams Joy Webb Paula Webb 111 Robert Wiltgen Sandra Yarbrough Ken Zimmerman md Btd vjlie flduHb UJ M Ruth Zwiep Doreen Johnston Kent Raimondi Connie Pugh 112 j f ■■ n -.............................................r i, r 19 GS JUNIOR LEADERS — CLASS OF 1969 SENIOR LEADERS — CLASS OF 1968 BASKETBALL PLAYERS Sue Andersen Sue Costillo Chris Chrisienscn Peggy Correia Linda Digiacinto Laura Gardea Peggy Goodwin Terry Morris Sherry Porecr Judy Roberts Lori Ruwe Mary Winnc COACH Miss Lyncttc Waltner WATER BOY Bobby Correia CHEERLEADERS Gregg Brown Gene Burd Randy Craig Ev Fopma Almon Gillespie Greg Harrison Tom Hogan Los Iverson Nelson Oostcnink John Sinclair Lee Wofford JUNIORS SENIORS BASKETBALL PLAYERS Jeanette Barks Cathy Cholich Katie Dokter Jeanno Hippie Connie Lord Nancy Mirch Jon Ovcrocker Paulette Pierce Connie Pugh Linda Stubbert Debby Vickery Lee Whalen COACH Mrs. Betty Young CHEERLEADERS Rich Chabollo Bob Cowles Randy Cox Bruce Hale Bill Hinds Phil Jackson Dennis Mcore John Morrison Dave Snow Rich Wilkins Duff Wilkins jSlSi. Junior Peggy Correia exclaims ' hot potato , while Linda Digiononto, Chris Christensen, Sue Castillo, and Sue Anderson look onl The charming referee, Mr. Foerster, and Mr. Bog- danovich pose for the audience. JttfuO'tS US. Q d(y Lineman of the year Bill Hinds Back of the year Rich Wilkins Our fabulous coaching staff: Mr. Odell, Mr. Kckich, Mr. Bot!, and Mr. Keenan. Atony weeks of practice lead to excitement and a fabulous scoson for Bucs. 118 Coach Bott and team in tense moment. In spite of Cal High s pyramid, the Bucs can't be stopped. Gangbusters rip into oction. Bellflower 27 Palmdale Opponent 0 28 7 14 0 14 14 19 0 20 0 48 Norwalk 40 7 14 27 Santa Fe 7 14 C.I.F. 7 0 15 Tired bat determined, the Bucs listen to instructions during half-time. 1967 No. Player No. Player Newell Davis 40 Vic Freeman 14 Duff Wilmoth 73 Bill Evans 51 John Mauritz 88 Lynn Alexander 68 Bruce Smith 30 Gary Wilfong 70 Dennis Hornback 61 Stan Straite 81 Jay Bohreer 67 Mark Fitch 77 John Gatlin 64 Wayne Sellers 80 Martin Griffin 13 Gene Burd 17 Rich Wilkins 71 Bob Klompenberg 89 John Morrison 37 Ray Etheridge 66 Dennis Moore 52 Bill Bethke 60 Scott Green 62 Dave Case 63 Dave Snow 72 Gordon Marth 83 Bill Hinds 56 Don Hayden 34 Bob Cowles 22 Bruce Nelson 79 Darrel Lee 44 Don Jackson Tom Cole 87 Frank Ochoa Darrel Hawkins 84 Jim Prouty 31 Mike Robinson 25 Greg Brown 74 Randy Cox 33 Henry Ramirez 82 Frank Cleveringa 21 Les Iverson 75 Steve Seeley 85 Joe Wood 65 Jerry Ford 120 Kctitov tS OWb VuOdMJdJ1 Raider show form that carried Bvei to C.I.F. playoff . 121 Called “one of the great teams in Bellflower High School history the 1967 Varsity Football team had many thrilling moments which included; scoring more points against Mayfair than any other Buc team in their 28-7 win (not a single Buc player has lost a game to Mayfair); being ranked 3rd in the C.I.F. poll during the year; being chosen as the sole at-large team to compete in the C.I.F. play- offs; and beating the 4th ranked and undefeated West Torrance team in the first round of C.I.F. play. The 1967 Buc team came within 7 points and 3 yards of win- ning the S.G.V.L. championship in their showdown game with Ex- celsior. The team finished the regular season with 7 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie—including C.I.F. play record 8-2-1. We at BHS want to thank our team and their coaches for the most fabulous and spirited season we’ve had. Cowles struggles for more yardage. Gangbusters fight on! Wilkins colls another winning play. Bucs show strength over opposing team, as they hold them to the line. Offense hits hordcr and harder. Sock it to 'em Raiders!!! Btfa KcfcU) v 1 967 Smith runs through pcpstcr sign to lead team onto field . Buc offense leader, Cowles, runs for more yardage. 123 Coach Dave Evans Lineman of the year, Wes Cleveringa 1967 Bellflower Opponent 12 . . Palmdale . . . 6 0 . . Mayfair .... 0 20 . . Lynwood . . . 8 13 . .Warren . . . . 0 66 . .California . . 6 25 . . La Mirada . . 7 7 . . Norwalk . . . 0 6 . . Excelsior . . . 6 12 . .Santa Fe . . . 13 Coach Dave Petroff Back of the year, Steve Waltz The Bee Football squad this year was one which has a strong determination to win. The team's good spirit and pride is reflected in their winning record. Perhaps if any one phrase could describe this team it would be, ’’When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Many of the Bee's show great potential and should be a good addition to the varsity next year. Outstanding performances were given by the following names: Waltz, Solimeno, Zarp, damage, Galeener, Gaiven, Zwiep, Jackson, Snow, and many others. Thank you Bee's for bringing Bellflower another winning season. Mr. Don Evans Mr. David Petroff 1967 125 1st row: J. Shea, J. Villagas, M. Dig, P. Doyle, A. Bernier, H. VeldeKamp, L. Knight. 2nd row: T. Simmons, H. Prouty, J. Arnold, L. Villanueva, J. Severs, L. Mirch, M. Robinctt. 3rd row: R. Bethkc, R. Monriques, A. Rimbert, B. Stone, L. Erickson, R. Gouvin, B. Nada. 4th row: D. Koops, L. Richardson, S. Seeley, R. Gates, P. Nelson, D. Ashman, J. Erickson. 5lh row: Coach Trovino, P. Infante, K. Caldwell, D. Castillio, D. Davidson, D. Scabugar, Coach Duzich. s—Q. V. L. Coach Ken Duzich Coach Manuel Trevino Bellflower Opponent 6 .Huntington Beach 42 20 . Mayfair . . 2 32 . Lynwood . 0 12 . California 12 20 . La Mirada 0 18 .Norwalk 14 19 . Excelsior . 12 13 .Santa Fe . 6 Back of the year, Dave Castillo Lineman of the year, Ken Caldwell Back of the year, Paul Infante 126 Ccc's fight hard for S.G.V.l, crown Buc fights hard for the extra yardage. Get that ball Infante hot in pursuit. Life is full of hardships and defeats. When a boy approaches early adulthood and faces these facts of life he should challenge them aggress- ively and not quite when all seems lost. He can say to himself. I'm a man. The above paragraph sums up Bellflower's C Football Team of 1967. You only have to look at their record to see what hard work will bring. This team came from a 42-6 defeat all the way to S.G.V.L. C Champions. We at B.H.S. would like to congratulate this team for their hard work. Shoestring tackle by Ccc defense. OlOSS Cou i y Chides Captain Curt Haini Top: D. Bennett, R. Royborn, G. Howe, C. Haini, G. Pocorena, K. Williams, B. Martin, J. Case. 2nd: T. Buffington, B. Stopgsdill, B. Ballard, J. Case, T. Rhodes, M. Buffington, B. Evans, D. Gunderson. Bottom: D. Wood, S. Reiman, M. Prather, N. Lillie, S. Moore, J. Baldwin, J. Doty. 128 llrifr KctlOto Date Opponent Location Sept. 22 L.B.S.C. INVITATIONAL L.B.S.C. Sept. 28 Mayfair B.H.S. Oct. 6 Lynwood Lynwood Oct. 13 Warren (Rio S. G. Park) Oct. 17 Dominguez Invitational Dominguez Oct. 19 Cal Hi Cal Hi Oct. 26 La Mirada La Mirada Oct. 28 Mt. Sac Invitational Mt. Sac Nov. 2 Norwalk B.H.S. Nov. 7 Santa Fe Santa Fe Nov. 10 Excelsior B.H.S. Nov. 13 S.G.V.L. Finals B.H.S. 129 Coach Robert Foerster 1968 Vd tStiy B(wfe aM 7eA H 31 . Randy Craig . .Jr. 32. 33. . .Jr. 34. . .Sr. 35. . .Sr. 41 . . .Sr. 43. . .Sr. 44. . .Sr. 45. 51 . . .Jr. 52. 53. . .Sr. 54. . .Jr. Oufetcutck ig QkowMMship CM LQpVufc D't wS Vfo ty tcHAtctsi LO.f.P. a VoAl j BasketboM 1968 January 2-6 Varsity Tournament 9 Alumni 12 Pacifica 16 Bolsa Grande 19 California 24 La Mirada 26 Norwalk 31 Excelsior February 2 Santa Fe 9 California 14 La Mirada 16 Norwalk 21 Excelsior 23 Santa Fe 27 John Glenn March 1 Huntington Beach The 1967-68 Varsity Basketball Team finished the season with a 16-10 win loss mark. A second place finish in the San Gabriel Valley League qualified the Buc cagers for their fourth CIF playoff in the last six years. Highlites of the year were upset victories over the highly rated John Glenn and California schools. The John Glenn victory came in the first round of the CIF playoffs as the Seventh ranked Glenn who had a season record of 25-1 was dumped in the last twenty seconds as Ev Fopma came through with a ten foot jump shot, for a 50 to 49 victory. The California Condors sporting a 16-2 record on entering league play were stopped by the Bucs 54-53 when Pat Olson sank a seventeen foot jump shot with just eight seconds on the clock. Seniors Pat Olson and Daryll Rysell were joined on the San Gabriel Valley All League Team by junior Ev Fopma. Rounding out the starting five with the three all leaguers were senior Rich Wilkins and junior Gene Burd. On behalf of the student body, we would like to say thanks for a fabulous and exciting season. J V. '$ BoumLto' Sttcms 1968 J.V. Ba ketbaMTea � 32.. . . Jr. Rich Dyer Jr. 35.... Jr. Brad Thompson . . . . . . .Soph. 41 Jr. Jim Clemens Jr. 42 . . . .Greg Harrison . . . Jr. 43 Jr. 44 . . . .John Sinclair .... Jr. 45.... Jr. 51 Frosh. Mr. Boogdanovich Coach Greg Harrison hustles the ball down the floor for Bvc victory. 134 BaskfijtboM Rottpjv Tim Dart leaps for possession of boll fo bring victory for Sues! Date Jan. 3 . Jan. 5 . Jan. 12 . Jan. 16 . Jan. 19 . Jan. 24 . Jan. 26 . Jan. 31 . Feb. 2 . Feb. 9 . Feb. 14 . Feb. 16 . Feb. 21 . Feb. 23 . Opponent L B. Wilson Bell Gardens .... Pacifica Bolsa Grande . . California . . La Mirada ... Norwalk ... Excelsior . . . Santa Fe . . California . . La Mirada ... Norwalk ... Excelsior . .. Santa Fe Bgg $ fMasf uife B-v dctsttog TecJuuqwes Bee Basketball Team Top Row: Ron Gilbert. Grad, Dove Collins, R. Webb, I. Hcida, J. Scribner, B. Dolyc, T. Brevick, T. Dart, B. Anson, A. Gillespie, R. Chabbolla, R. Secress, S. Upton, G. Miller. 135 1968 Cm BctskeibcMTeA ' Dan Davidson .... Soph. Mike Chapman . . . Soph. John Garland .... Soph. Dave Castillo Soph. Dave Smith Glen Rimbert Glen Brewton John Severs Ken Calkwell Frosh. Bruce Leggett Frosh. Carlos Braga League Co-Champions 9 Wins 1 Loss Season Record 15 Wins 6 Losses Dfie s QpuH j Towom I Betfeaue Student teacher helps coach Dee basketball team. 1968 De Ba ketbcMTea ' Carlos Charez ................ Frosh Terry Silers.................. Frosh Sam Okimoto .................. Frosh Doug Stern.....................Frosh Emil Van Haarlem...............Frosh Richard Bean ................. Frosh Greg VValen....................Frosh Kim Van Pelt...................Frosh Mike Digiacinto................Frosh Joe Villegas...................Frosh Jean Pederson..................Frosh 136 W, ■'sj • •4m £ ,5 - . .... :.‘1K SpO'tk dlo v I96S Top; Coach Petroff. Richard Zarp, Dove Peterson. Steve Salomino, Steve Waltz, Dale Heotherington. Ralph Taylor, Don Jackson, Victor Freeman, Larry Riskey, Coach Evans, Bottom; Terry Smith, Randy Theel, Bill Amadon, Ron Ylst, Pete Jaskowiak. VoA lhj U testtotg DeiuoiiQouJL, UbQAjb, (wAj U tfiStfeag ScWA 19£ 8 Jan. 3. . . El Monte Away 5. . . Mayfair 11... California 16. . . St. John Bosco . . . 18. . . La Mirada 25. . . Norwalk Feb. 1 . . . Excelsior 8. . . Santa Fe Home 10. . . S.G.V.L. Finals . . . Norwalk 17. . . C.I.F. Prelims 24. . . 138 Bottoms Up!!!!!!! Steve Woltz ready for take off. UAestfotg's NofcRvt lCujk Oh Lorry, not my ear! 139 Wrestlers from Bellflower chcck-oui opposing teom. Qv. lA 'teStfe iS with D lM TO' AJfa Taylor plans strategy against Excelsior Pilots. 98 lbs. Bu£ Rostov Ron Isles 106 Bill Amadon 115 Randy Theil — Randy Galvin 123 Terry Smith 130 Pete Jaskowiak — Mike Lopez 136 Richard Zarp 141 Steve Salimino 148 Steve Waltz 157 Dale Heatherington 168 Ralph Taylor 178 Don Jackson — Lenny Hedburt 194 Vic Freeman H.W. Larry Riskey 140 Jerry Ford demonstrates strength and ability against neighboring Pilots. JV S with Pru f (wul QtftJMlgtt Steve Seeley pets opponent on back and gladly receives his victory. UAartfoig QcMijJk 19 6S January 3. . . . El Monte 3:15. .. . Away 5.. . .Mayfair 3:00. . ..Home 11.. . .California 3:15. . . .Home 16. . . .St. John Bosco Away 18. . . . La Mirada 3:15. . ..Home 25. . . . Norwalk 3:15. . . .Away February 1 . . . .Excelsior 3:15. . . . Away 8. . . .Santa Fe 3:15. . . . Away 10. . . .SGVL Finals 7:00. . Norwalk 17. . . .C.I.F. Prelims 24. . . .C.I.F. Finals Top Row: Bob Cowlj, Dennis Moore, U. Nowho, Butch Griffin, Vic Freeman. Ken Crocker. Brad Stone, lyn Alexander, Don Woodhead, Gary McKmscy, Mike Armstrong, managers: Dennis Lucero. Darrel tee, Tim Carter, 2nd Row: Pete Jaskowiak, Dennis Benton, 8lainc Curtis, Gory Wilfong, Steve Keeney, Mike Freeman, Dennis Gund- erson, Roy Aubin, Nick DeWitt, Doug Neilson, Wes Barrett, 3rd Row: John Allen, Harry Veldkamp, John Shea. Rudy Ruiz, Steve Reiman, Art Rimbert. Bob Doyol, Mark Peterson, Bob Pierce, Bill Horne. Wdpvpml fVdJ-j rtdiy wpwf) Top Row: Coach Clayton Odell, Coach Manuel Trevino, Bill Geal, Dick Royborn. Gary Howe, Preston libby. Raul Negrete, Mike Weinberg, Paul Zwicp, Ken Williams, Curt Haini, Jay Bohreer, Bob Ballard, John James, Mark Olsen, Ken Lambert, Gary Pocorena, 2nd Row: Bill Ritr, Bill Martin, Tony Rogers, Bob Stogdill, Paul Infante, John Garland. Bruce Leggett, Mike Robmett, Jim Case, Therrel Rhodes, 3rd Row: Harry Mulvaney. Tom Forester, Charlie McKee, Bob Evans, les Knight, Adrian Von- Haorlem, Mike Digiacinto, John Ericson, Morris Buffington John Ramm, Jim Doty. CO 9 wod qofi 5 Ken Lambert hefts self to glory. No. 1 track man, Blazing Bobby Ballard! Vanity TumU Q 1 Freshman, Brad Stone, is number one Varsity pole vaultcr. John Case, jumping to win. Dick Rayburn booting Ken Williams by a lecn. CMchjMHjltiO' Leads [4wuu if 19 68 ByC k [ Ccc's sprinting the 100. Wow! Look ot B;ll Horn stretch! Go Jim Cose, only o little further to victory. 1968 Tt cfc DATE OPPONENTS Feb. 21 Orange - Downey Feb. 27 El Rancho • Kennedy Feb. 29 Mctr. 7 . . San Marino - Verbum Dei Mar. 21 California Mar. 23 Tustin Invitational Mar. 28 La A irada Mar. 30 Apr. 4 Apr. 6 Apr. 13 . Bellflower Nat. Rec. Relays Apr. 18 Apr. 25 Apr. 26 Apr. 30 May 3 S.G.V.l. Finals May 11-21 . . . CIF Prelims and Finals May 31 - June 1 CIF State Meet 5 3bU QhOup 1968 ytMta Ofrjk YMtA 147 Tfi '' Tea 1968 Vto tS j Te 4u6 7 u Ted Brush........................Sophomore Gene Burd............................Junior Rich Chobollo.......................Senior Kirt Evans..........................Junior Nelson Oostenink....................Junior Darryl Stark........................Senior Roland Tapp..................... Sophomore Ralph Taylor........................Senior Mike Tebrich ....................... Junior 148 fCeeps The F th left to right: Sam Okimoto, Dave Pereira, Jack Grant. Dave Pederson, Steve Sison, Steve Burns, Walt Uroff, Jim Bubar, Gary Johnson, Tom Brcvick 149 left to right: $. Okimoto, P. Bean, P. Halloron, 0. Beasley, 0. Yochum, K. Van Pelt, P. Nelson, D. Stern, B. Ashley, K, Neiburger, J. Daniels, t. Jordon, D. Pederson, D. Barnum, C. Lozeick, J. Goodwin, M. Bonozzola, J. Van Oort. G. Walen jk Fobulous Piesp{aye i$ Here we have a ' mighty'- freshman showing the world that he con actually hit it over the net! 150 B l-ftyh Qckoofy i J Tentui QcPjhuSkj 196S T Opponent Lynwood uth .Torrance Warren March 26 fe Excelsior March 29 f£c Santa Fe . April ' 2 California April 5 Open Open April 16 April 19 Excelsior April 23 Excelsior April 26 California April 30 Open May 3 Open May 7 Excelsior May 10 Santa Fe May 18 S.G.V.L. Playoffs Class Varsity Varsity J.V. ‘ Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity J.V.. ► . Varsity J.V. V. J.V. Fr. V. J.V. Fr. '■ • Varsity J.V. KL J Varsity J.V. H Varsity J.V. ' Varsity J.V. Varsity J.V. B arsity J.V. Varsity at Santa Fe V % Place There There Home There There There Here Here There Ih«e Here Here Here There Here There Here J.V. at California Top Row: Coach Don Evans, M. Kenchback, M. Seberger. S. Davit, L. Riskey. Mark Alexander, P. Olson, T. Snow. Bottom Row: R. Wilkins, D. Wicdkcmp, B. Hinds, D. Snow, J. Morrison, B. Silver, B. Hale, S. Staggs, R. Craig, L. Logan. COACH DON EVANS 1968 VitaS j BasebM P5ay m CATCHERS Larry Riskey . . Sr. Tom Snow Soph. Mark Alexander . . Sr. PITCHERS Mike Seberger . .Jr. Steve Davis . .Jr. Pat Olson . .Sr. Bruce Hale . . .Sr. BASEMEN Bill Hinds . .Sr. Steve Staggs Dave Snow . .Sr. Lenny Logan . .Sr. OUTFIELDERS Mike Kenchback Rich Wilkins ...Sr. Darrel Wiedkamp . .Sr. John Morrison . .Sr. Randy Craig . .Jr. Bob SMver . . .Jr. CAPTAIN DAVE SNOW 152 Mark Alexander Randy Craig Steve Davidson Bruce Hale At the time of this publication it looks as though this is going to be an outstanding year for the Buccaneer Baseball Team. In the practice season Coach Evans Buc s, were 3 wins, 1 loss, and two ties. The wins were over powerful Lynwood 4-2, St. John Bosco 7-2, Compton 9-6. Bell- flower tied Long Beach Poly 5-5, and Magnolia 4-4. Their only loss was to Pioneer. With two games played in league the varsity has one win. 13-0 over La Mirada, and one loss 7-3 to California. Those who have been outstanding performers are seniors Dave Snow, Bill Hinds, Steve Davidson, Larry Riskey, Len Logan, Rich Wilkins, and Mark Alexander. Juniors play- ing excellent ball are Steve Staggs, Mike Seberger, and Randy Craig. 1 968 Mike Seberger is eagerly getting ready for a homcrun. Bill Hinds Mike Kineeback 153 Lenny Logan John Morrison Wilkins end Morrison try hard to scare opponents. Larry Riskey hulk Ou Ood S(iO K tCj Senior, Larry Riskey, going after an outside pitch. 154 VoA thj BasobMfetet o March J 9£ g 1 .............................Pioneer 5............................. Lynwood 8............................. Mayfair 11......................St. John Bosco 15 ..........................Cal High 19.......................... La Mirada 22 ...........................Norwalk 26............................Excelsior 29 ...........................Santa Fe April 2 .......................... Cal High 5.......................... La Mirada 16 ...........................Norwalk 19............................Excelsior 23 ...........................Santa Fe 26........................ Cal High 30 ......................... La Mirada May 3 ...........................Norwalk 7............................Excelsior 10............................Santa Fe Coach Don Evans talks over game strategy with Rita Snow. Tom Snow Steve Staggs Darrel Wiedkamp Rich Wilkins ‘ : 1 9£ 8 J.V. Jack Galeener........................10 Henry Ramierez.......................11 D. Atwell...........................11 R. Davis.............................10 K. Kenz..............................10 G. Harrison.........................11 T. Bona .............................11 D. Taylor............................10 M. Griffin .........................11 G. Caforio...........................10 B. Rhodes ........................... 9 L. Iverson...........................11 W. Cleveringa........................11 M. Lopez............................11 M. Chapman...........................10 Coach Mike Kekich 156 Ptosfi BosebcM P5 ye iS P0ay utftlvpride Top Row: Coach Duzich, J. Love, R. Gates, R. Bcthfcc, D. Castillo, B. Lorenz, K. Caldwell, T. Alvcraz, J. Axe, D. Davidson, L. Heida, R. Manqaerix. Bottom: S. Seely, St. Manqueriz, T. Silvers, C. Chavez, R, Goven, F. Perez. 157 Sitling: Vicki Boston, Lynda Korns, Terri Jones, Mine Rosenthal, Judy Van Orrt, Vicki Atherton, Randy Robinett. Vivian Turner. Standing: Margaret Morita, Vicki Woolsey, Vicki Ocig, Kathy Verstceg, Christie Brush, Bessie Pendland, Chris Beasley, Peggy Goodwin, Katie Dokfer, Sharon McKee, lorrie Rowe. Vih’ Qjpcyds Every Monday night and Thursday night, you'll find our Girl's Athletic Association working hard awaiting their next competitive sports day. GAA includes all girls at BHS who are interested in such games as speed-a-way, volleyball, basketball, bowling, archery, tennis, badminton, and baseball. Bellflower is proud to announce every sports day the GAA have par- ticipated in have come home with high honors. For each quarter having been a member of GAA you receive various awards at the end of the year at their annual banquet. Victorious Girls' Tennis Team has been successful this year. 158 fatfno a f V r : S)M)c|5 (JJM5� 161 Sponsor: Miss Miles This year the clubs of Bellflower High were able to work together and plan their projects with the help of the Inter-Club Council. The Inter- Club Council is combined of a member of each club to represent them. This years sponsor is Miss Miles, who has put her daily time and work to make this club a great success. Presidents Kali Doktor, Jeanne Hippie and secretory Linda Stubbert talk over school problems. CW)$ I utei CW crfl Miss Miles, Phil Reed, Nancy Nylcn, Wayne Anderson, Barbara Sheror. Cheryl Riedesel. Ilene Rosenthal, Elaine Hugli, Sue Caldwell, Alice Nakamura. Sitting: Katie Dokter, Jcanctto Barks, Nancy Mirch, Linda Stubbert. 162 If pays to be smart for CSF members, who are proud of their record. ft Pays b Qv toJb Sponsor: Mr. Richard Hester College bound students make up the California Scholastic Federation. The purpose of this organization is to reward members upon gradua- tion, who have worked hard to suc- ceed in their academic subjects. To qualify for CSF, a student must earn at least 10 academic points a semester with no grade lower than a B . Sealbearers are members of CSF who have qualified for six se- mesters with no C's . Good grades, although the most important requirement of CSF, are not the only requirement. Members are also active, all around students. The value and intelligence of stu- dents in CSF show up at the end of the year when scholarships and awards are being received. Mr. Rich- ard Hester has been the advisor and staunch supporter of CSF for many years at BHS. His spare time is given and used in the advancement of the interests of students, especially con- cerning their future education. 163 If you walked around our school this year and noticed there was something different, then you noticed our school spirit and pride. This year has been one of the best spirited years at BHS. We would like to thank the members of Pep Club, because they were the ones who helped initiate this spirit and pride. Pep Club has accomplished many things to promote Buc Spirit, such as selling mega- phones, pennants, buc booster buttons, and ribbons. The active members spent many hard hours decorating the goal posts and the Buc Stadium at all home games. They sponsored a faculty night which proved to be very successful. They also made posters every week, baked cakes, and sent good luck notes to support all teams and to show their pride. The '67-'68 officers deserve a lot of credit and thanks. They are President First semester—Larry Riskey, Second semester —Stan Conklin, Vice-President—Peggie Cor- reia. Treasurer—Paulette Pierce, Secretary— Lynn Riskey, Secretary of Publicity—Jeanne Hippie, Sergeant-at-arms—Ralph Taylor. This year they started something new, a point system. Members earn so many points for each activity and service they accomplish. At the end of the year, there was a banquet, and awards were issued for the student with the most points. Buc Boosters decorate Bucvillc goalposts [A kc ’$ QjpVuif? This year our school should thank the members of the ' Crew for their hard work in trying to keep our campus clean. In their spare time they weeded the shrubs, picked up papers and trash and planted some plants around the school. On their spare Sat- urdays and Sundays they decided to make our Football bleachers a little better to sit on. They scraped the bleachers on days they could have gone to the beach or done some- thing else. They also planned a pep rally for us to show our spirit. We owe a lot to the Crew this year. Today at our school they are one of the most active organizations at our school. Larry, Tom Snow, and Cee Cee Jackson work hard at scraping benches before painting. Caaup Qbank (jO 165 Top Row: lindc Redmond, Sue Hess, Kali Dokter. Middle Row: Deb- bie Veady, Nancy Mirch, Randy Robinette, Diana Maris, Peggy Correia. First Row: Sharon Hoffman, Kelly Thrasher, Farrell Helm, Jeanette Barks and Linda Stubbert. Jeanette Berks—President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sr. Representative Sue Hess Jr. Representative Peggy Correia Soph. Representative Debbie Veady Freshman Representative Sharon Hoffman Uiqk i QtaadotAAs C t Fw Bf-fS Setting high standards for the girls at BHS is the main objective for Girl s League. The cabi- net started early in the summer preparing for the annual picnic for the incoming freshmen girls. The picnic gives the freshmen girls an oppor- tunity to ask questions about the rules for airls at BHS. The Simplicity Pattern Co. delighted our Girls with the “mod'' look in clothes at our all girls assembly. The Girl's League at BHS will not be forgotten for their hard work in striving for a higher stand- ard for the girls at Bellflower High. 166 ___ Our Girl's League committee chairmen arc: Nancy Mirch. assemblies; Randy Robinette, Ways and Means,- Diana Moris, Friendship; and Linda Stubbert, Modes and Manners chairman. Speech B'tfog The prime object of the speech team is to further their experience of speech students and to give them opportunities to speak in competi- tion with the other students of Southern Cali- fornia High School. Students taking Speech 1A, IB and Speech Workshop take part in the various events held throughout the year. Mr. Albertson, the Speech instructor encour- ages aspiring speakers to enter at least two events at each contest events include Dramatic, Humorous interpretations. Oratorical Analysis, Extemporaneous and Debate are just a few things they have to do. Many of the speakers are rewarded with trophies and certificates. 167 Interact pillows were c large source of income for the Club this year. Service is the motto of the Interact Club, one of the newer clubs on campus. Its mem- bers are continually looking for better ways to serve the sc sored by associate ganizati mmunity. Spon- is actively teract Or- bs. Mem- ior and bership Senior Interact ctab grk Kfleafcjf tcXthgfoffices of District G no ftjdri Becretary of Interact Distnfcl fas jurisdiction over Southern CafitoftffE nd part of Nevada. The Interact club has lived up to their motto of service this year with several pro- jects such as ushering at sports events, con- certs, marching for the March of Dimes and painting and maintaining the B's on the gym. iS thetoMttfy Robert Kiyomuro reluctantly recognizes Danny Gold. Interact Club consists of boys of all ages in high school who arc willing to serve with pride. 168 Established for the advancement of dra- matic arts in the secondary schools, the Na- tional Thespian Society is an honor and serv- ice organization. Members must be hardworking, talented, and be willing to put in many hours of hard work. To become a Thespian one must earn ten points which equals one-hundred work- ing hours. To develop the interest of students, many special workshops and festivals are sched- uled during the year. Also the productions are presented to the student body. Mr. New- man, sponsor, along with all the members, works many long hours to make Thespians one of the most active clubs on campus. Evidence of this is when they put on the all school play; Get Witch Quick. JDMtMrfZC Kris Top; C. McCluggoge, J. Perry, D. Johnson, I. Rosenthal. B. Shetcr, V. Craig, G. Monahan. V. Ponomaroff, J. Dodson. Bottom; J. Lewis, C. Monahan, E. Maughn, M. Weber, $. Conklin, K. Wilkinson, L. Newhardt. is th ThMptiMU cuy Sponsor: Mr. Robert Newman Melody Weber, Danny Gold, Merry Herendon, and Ellen Maughan on stage in Get Witch Quick! 169 Do you know what G.A.O. stands for? Well, if you don't this is what it means. Girls Athletic Offi- cials. G.A.O.s purpose is to create an interest in officiating and in sports. For credit in G.A.A. and to be a member you are required to officiate such sports as: volleyball, bas- ketball, speed-a-way, or softball. At the end of the year the girls go to a G.A.A. banquet and receive awards for the quarters they hove been a member, and awards for outstanding playing in sports. This years officers were. Chairman Vickie Ather- ton, Treasurer Vivian Turner, Sec. Sherry. S- A.O. QtOitds EkwOtM hQpfrdXMJtslup Bottom; Gay Thompson, leonie Secsing, Pat Rcnshaw, Karen Druyor, Lorna Hornbcck. Top, llene Rosenthal, Debbie Micrsmo, Zclma Ritchey. Ncncy Aranda, Judy Van Oort, Roxanne Jansen, Vicki Atherton. 170 is Pwjp u. . B.A.A. busy selling concessions at basketball game. B.A.A.s purpose is to do all that is proper for the promoting of B.H.S. Athletic and school spirit. All boys who have won athletic awards at B.H.S. are members of B.A.A. This years program consisted of raising money for various athletic activities by means of concession stands at basketball games, sponsoring the Faculty All Stars vs. the Harlem Stars and also sponsoring soc hops. They also established an annual ‘Buccaneer Ball” for members of the B.A.A. and their dates. This years officers were: President Larry Riskey, Vice-President Bill Hinds, Secretary Dave Snow, Treasurer Phil Jackson, Council members were Curt Haini, Darryl Stark and Jay Bohreer. 171 QpCud lv I-IohoaS The Spanish Honor Society is com- posed of members who have made A s in Spanish for two Semesters. They give Scholarships to students who plan to major in Spanish. This year they sold BHS keychains to earn money for the scholarship. Officers were: President Janice Hill; Vice President Cheryl Riedesel; Secretary and Treasurer Virginia Persey. Back, left to right: Carl Moore, Willy Amcdon, William Harris, Curtis Hoini, Donald Johnson. Janice Hill, Diane Hale. Front, left to right; Virgina Perez, Cindy Herron, Lori Eggleston, Debbie Morgan, Christie Munoz. Elaine Ellison, and Mrs. Sanchez. Qpctju lv CW) fuv tk Left to right: Potty Kruse, Linda Scott, Chris Beasley, Mrs. Peralez, Cindy Herron, Andrea Bcnkovich, and Mary Ballard. People who take Spanish and are not members of the Spanish club missed a lot of things this year. Mrs. Peralez, the sponsor, cooked many delightful dishes for the mem- bers of the club. They sold cook books for their project and it was a great success. The president of the Spanish Club is Chris Beasley who presided over the meetings with her cabinet. On the cabinet were: Vice-President Cindy Herron, Secretary Ann Benkovich, Trea- surer Linda Scott, Sergeant-at-Arms David Beasley, and the Historian Patti Kruse. The Club had a lot of fun at their project meet- ings and through their projects. 172 Pxfeaciv—Tk Ldugttctge With the money made from their car wash at the beginning of the year, the French Club was able to take part in many interesting and entertaining activities. First semester. Pres. Linda Digiacinto, and Mrs. Fioren- tino, arranged to go with the Latin Club to Beverly Hills to see the academy av ard win- ning film, Man for All Sea- sons. French Club also went to dinner at the French- Italian restaurant, Salvators'. Many other exciting activ- ities were planned under the second semester Pres. Randy Robinett. Standing: Mrs. Fiorintino, S. Klug. J. Roso, J. 8air, t. Beeding. C. Brush, P. Muchmore, D. Muchrr.orc, S. Brooks, T. Dart, K. Walker, T. Brush, Sitting: R. Robinett, R. Brown, L. Digiacinto, J. Hodge. L tiiv, key Lctitguages The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. McKinney and headed by Pam Good- win, has been very successful this year. Though they haven't been as ac- tive as other clubs on campus, they have been just as effective. The members unanimously felt the trip to see the movie, A Man for all Seansons, was the outstanding ac- tivity this year. 173 BuSate s Lm Iaas tkbPuium Ctotes CW) P ofces til Bast uty C d£usi The Bellflower Business Leaders did a lot throughout the years such as Activ- ities Night, sponsored a toy drive headed by Chris Morehouse, decorations for Win- ter Sports Festival dance and many other activities. Next year the club will do even more. The officers were President Linda Stub- bed; Secretary Karen Kerns; Secretary of Publicity Jan Craig. Members of the Bellflower Business Club plan to go on into the Business world. They also had to have at least one year of a Business class. The Chinese Club started this year by planning many successful activities. The officers are: President Dan Gold, Vice President Mary Lewis, Secretary Diane Okimoto, Treasurer Brain Nakamura. Some of the many activ- ities they had was a great speaker, they went to an oriental tea, and to China Town, they also attended a speech contest, China Day, and other activities. Without their sponsor Mr. Lee the club could not func- tion. Mr. Lee bought Music in Hong Kong, and majored in music. 174 OvatS Cb ti SfetMpS ! The Coin and Stamp Club is a club to join if there ever was one. This club has no officers, it is just made up of its members. Whenever the club meets they go through the coins and stamps collections and discuss them. If you haven't ever been to a Coin and Stamp Club meeting you have missed an experience of your life. The sponsors Mrs. Wynn and Mr. Thompson, have been a great help to the mem- bers and the club. On Mondays of this past year you could go to the Library Ref- erence Room and watch the members of the Chess Club con- centrating on this challenging activity. Tournaments were regu- lar. If there were no members challenging each other, you could be sure to see the spon- sors, Mr. Morgan and Mr. Laney playing Chess. 175 wtfh tk Cii n usbuj CW) Action was the byword of the Chem Club this year. The first half of the school year, members utilized their time making money, the last half, spending it. At Christmas time members had their annual money making project, selling mistletoe. They made $40. This money was used on occasions, such as going out to dinner and their annual trip to Disneyland. Under the supervision of sponsor, Mr. Boyle, and President Debbie Bourget, the Chem Club was very active. Sitting: Clair Cantley, Debbie Bourget, Bev Unrub, Kathy Overlccsc, Eileen Kunagac, Carol Shimcmoto, Standing: Al Benton, Susan Brooks, Pcm Johnson, Don Johnson, Christie Brush, Robert Kiyomura. P i STfiatl Biofegy CW) G Cut'-Uf) Top: Melody Weber, Debbie McDonald, Pam Warren, Marcia Holt, Jody Hodges, Robert Kiyomura, Darryl Hawkins, Bottom: Roberta Williams, Nancy VanVriet, Sherrie Volkman. Sar.dy Hack, Mary Dial, Rickc Lock although most frogs don't display enthusiasm for Biology club, stu- do. Biology students are active and off campus. Among their iny adventures they have sponsored and a skiing trip to Snow proved to be a soapy most of the students water on them than tap to Snow Valley jst as much of a suc- invited some of the campus to accompany gurney. Even though a were] caught, there weren't broken bomfes. This year the Biology throughout the year help- other. 176 $biOutib R scwmg Pwxrih Ut PfujStCS CW) Cheryl Rcidcscl, Lynda Kami, Carol Shimomoto. and Lee Whalen try to ihow angular velocity. Gene Klott and Newel Davij hard at work in the Physics lob. The Physics Club was formed to give a student a chance to explore further into the interesting world of Physics. The club is made up of stu- dents who have had their scientific interests sparked in the Physics class of Mr. Mitchell, the club's advisor. The club saw an electron micro- scope at Long Beach State College, a linear accelerator at Los Angeles City College, and visited other places that satisfied the member's scientific curiousity. To make each trip more interesting, one of the club members would explain the object which they would be visiting before the excur- sion. Led by President Cheryl Riedesel, Vice-president Larry Paddlefore and Secretary-Treasurer Candy Hudgins, the club members enjoyed a year in which they each discovered some- thing new in this exciting physical world. Fu t ojhAj P-Kjoy MuJb IAorfk CW) The BHS Math Club is the local chapter of a national High School and Junior College mathematics club. Mu Alpha Theta. This year, the Club's president Lynda Karns, and the sponsor Mr. Modlin, and the members attended many educational events. They also had a beach party, a snow trip, and a Christmas party. Every year math club has a car wash, to earn money for a scholar- ship, to an outstanding senior in mathematics. L. to R.: R. Shimamoto, Mr. Modlin, E. Kum- ogae, D Gold. L. Paddleford, P. Comp, L. Kami, T. Reynold!, N. VanVIicct. N Dovls, D. Niethaner, M. Morito, R. Kiyomuro, C. Shima- moto. 177 The Art Club has been one of the active clubs on campus this year. Their activities, such as the float in the Homecoming Parade which won the Grand Marshal s award, were very well planned. They also sponsored a Teachers' Tea for the opening of the Mini Gallery. Cooperation of the members and the sponsors Mr. Adotta and Mrs. Powell. Left to right: Dione Hole, Theresa Villanueva. Sue Caldwell, Nancy VanVIief, Alan Rogers, Spon- sor Mr. Joe Adotta, Dessie Slots, Candice Lingle, and Lindo Spurrier. P (jOK th PutuA Right to left: Vicki Atherton, Judy VanOort, Linda Villegas, Linda Mcrrificld, Elaine Hugli, Chris Jacobsen. Pat Myers, Monica Brokald, Debbie Buchoncn. Through out the school year the Home Ec Club has prepared themselves for the future. At Christmas time, they baked cookies and took them to the Leisure Life Convalescent Home. As school went on they sold dessert cook books, and then all the girls got together and had a pot luck dinner. In the future the Club plans to go to Melody Land or a Hollywood theatre. This years officers are President Elaine Hugli; Vice President Sandra Gordon; Secretary Linda Merrified; Treasurer Linda Villegas; Publicity chairman Jane Von Biela; and Sergeant-cit-Arms Toni Mini. Sponsor— Mrs. Kay Wasmuth 178 ihbTdoJk As the year progressed, the Annual Staff fell more and more behind in the deadline dates. The sleepy first periods lapped over into sleepy nights filled with work. Our staff had to almost lock up all the pictures that were taken in order to have them for the yearbook. It seemed everyone just had to have a picture. The finished product of the staff s time is all wrapped up into this annual. We students on the staff sincerely hope that you can enjoy your annual and be proud of the memories it holds. Linda, Lauro, Dawn, and Christie on a typical morning in Annual. c (JowO CL. AjLoJI C yQ ofljuifiu c rxdL j0 oj culC Z osd i rruD yocc i yuAJ Qy x l '(£ j$c 2 LfrtLot £) 0 cJ( daM fV LL Sira XIiclX O' S svuxMy oLuj ijCL CjOMJXZ- LjCrO-Lu J jU Jlllu X Suxi. 'OTJouj £Jo-cL fc OXT'Xsi XsULf djCrO Gfcru - (- o_. Utt WgxaJs JuiuO C tSS ofr 1 969 President—Nelson Oosienink Spirit and pride of the class of '69 has been steadily in- creasing ever since they entered the BHS student body. As freshmen, they upset the upperclassmen by offering some real competition in the class competition yells at the first pep assembly that year. The following year, they continued their startling display of spirit by sponsoring all the activities they possibly could. They served at the Pizza Dinner and sponsored the riotous Donkey Basketball Game. They swept to success in the United Fund Crusade Drive. Homecoming wouldn't have been the same without the 69ers, for they purchased the Queen's gift and throne, and flowers for all the Royal Court. Impossible as it seemed, this class of 69 this year soared to even greater heights of honor. The foremost contribution to the year's exciting events was the Junior-Senior Prom, which surpassed those held in previous years. It was truly a memorable event. The entire parade of 1967 Homecoming was an unfor- gettable happening. Some good-looking Junior girls added to the eye-catching display of color by participating as Honor Guards. The Junior Class float placed among the winning floats. Keep your eyes open, for if they keep up their pep and en- thusiasm, the Class of '69's senior year will be one that will be talked about and remembered for many years afterward. Vice-President—Mary Winne Secretary—Sue Anderson 182 Treasurer—Linda Digiacinto Secretary of Publicity—Peggy Correia Sgt.-at-Arms—Les Iverson Ctass LpmApm Court Preceptors— Mary Lewis Dave Pederson 183 Charles Adams Dione Aguior Sharon Aguior Lynn Alexander Robe� : Allen Shoryn Allan Diane Alois Suo Anderson Chuck Argus George Arsley D. Arcbambault Connie Artolo Vclmo Ash Der.nis Atwell Dcbbyo Bonks Bronda Borr-es Darrell Barnett Murray Barrett Barbara Bortlctf Guy 8oscom Mary Beane Barbara Bcnnott Rita Bensema Vicki 8enscnva Ocnnis Benton Bonnie Bonyeo Christine 8crgen Debbie Berry Tony Alsenz John Alvord Dwight Anderson Miko Baglio Lynette Baker Mary Ballard Chris Beasley Rick Bell Andrea Berkovich John Berroldi Jeon Bowers Suo 8oyd JuiuO'i C fcSS inUjbfeeS Ck tzv Junior Linda Oigiacinto cheers on the mighty football team. Tom 8revi k Judy Brirsdle Monica Brokaw Ray Broker Dennis 8'ooks Steve Broswcll Gregory Brown Jerry Brown Chris Brueggcr Greg Brunette Dennis 8uchonon Morris Buffington 184 Gene Burd Moxine Burnell lorry Bornfvom lorry Burr Janet Bulls Sue Caldwell Joeite Cannavo Son Carter Barbara Carter Tim Carter Mary Caruso linda Corver Dovid Cose Jim Cose Alice Castellano Alex Castillo Junior Steve Staggs gives a seemingly intelligent opinion on current school issues to Senior Dove Snow. ' 'Juiu xS CpOit M Uctiuj Sue Castillo John Chapman Peggy Correia Sandy Cox Rodger Curtis Debb o Dobbs Helme De Jong Colleen Deneen Chris Christensen Steve Chulich Cind e Croghead Jan Cra g Eugene Dalton Kathy Davis Michael Dewalt Selma DeWitt Don Clark Juanno Clayton Randy Craig Carolyn Crockett Mike Davis Mike Day Roger DeYoung Mary Diol Jim Clemens Rich Coilms Stevo Gotland Brent Cross Marie Divish Kothi Day Velcta Dickerson linda Digiacmto Ron Cooper Kathy Cunningham Sharon Cuevas Colleeno Curt.s Sourdro Dean Kathy Deeth Randy Dionne Cindy Donohoo 185 Keith D'uyor Morio Eoiirm Brain Ekstrand Cheryl Elliof Pom Ellior Elaine Ellison Kerr Evan� Stan Fenn lolhar Ferchcrf Kerry Fitk Charlotte Field� Jorry Ford Grogorio Frogo Victor Freeman Alceto fry Cher Golpin George Garner Bev Garrison Kathy Gidney Almon Gillesp e Connie Goodro Peggy Goodwin Jeanette Gordon Kathy Gorsuch Terry Goorlcy Bril Graham Mlfco Griffin Gerald Grisamer l.ndo Grinvninger Becky Gullrson C xss ”69” Active Junior� take part as Honor Guards during Homecoming Week. Pot Hankins Diana Honk Rao Hanson Gail Harden John Hardy Diono Harrison Gregg Harrison Don Hayden Debbie Hays Sendee Heido Junior Helm lindo Hensley Gndy Heiron Noney Hewitt Mary Hewlett Darlene Hironirrvus Gail Hoffman Ten Hoffman Tom Hogan C. Hohenhous Bill Holcomb Shoron Holsapple Marcia Ho'.r Tom Honeycutt David Hooker Judy Houchln Nancy House Sandy Hock Peggy Huddleston Reggie Hugi JCOUGHS Qooh bcuch at Oj Ufi UJ Oudwb y Ct t Ricky Hugg-ns Paul Hugli Ron Hourneman Oov.d Irons les Iverson Spotty Jomes Kolhio Jenkins Jeon Jensen Ml Johnson Leslie Johnson Melody Johnson Marilyn Jones Terri Jones Randy Jones Nancy Jongsmo Marilyn Jones lindo Jones Jim Jones Donald Johnson Cyndi Kasper 187 Brenda Kcgley Ken Kinz Oovid lombcrt Rocky levong Oovid loftis Julian Lopez Aldino Kelley Bob Klimpcnbcrg Rick LaRoche Mary Lewi� Spencer long Mika Lopez Barbara Kennedy Imdo Knight Oorrel Leo Karon lighrenberg Xavio Lord Mike lourenco Pot Kennedy Dan Koops Cbcryl lemen Bill Lincoln Juniors eagerly receive their long-awaited Junior rings. Koryn Kerns Nick Koumis V illiom LeRoux Deborah lister Debb e K.lfoil Gail Korikka 69m piowfe SpVub Oennis Lucerc Donald Luther Donecl lyberger Carol Macbeth Toni Molmberg Mika Marino Oon Martin Emily Martin John Marts Ellen Maugban Arnold May Chris Mayne David McDonold Debbie McDonald Karyl McGeein Donna McGill Steve Mcgnont David Moier Joe Martin Ron Mathews Annette McCotkell Cynthia MeCredie Charles McKee Marion McKenzie Undo Mclenon Woyno McMillan Valeric McMurlry George Miller lorry Miller Potrick Millet! Vickie McKnsey Ino Mcleon Mike Mersmon Jerri Meyer Joyce McSorley Jccquelire Mead Oiono Mrnord Cindy Mine I la Michael Moo--e Connie Morns Christy Monoz Andy Murdoch Mike Nolon Mark Olsen Neal Parrish Jon Perry Romono Nunley Alfred Ooles Fronk Ochoa Nelson Oos enink Ion Openshow Vicki Orozcu Am Potchett Oove Pederson Ken Pederson Carol Peterson Mark Peterson Sue Pharney Mai com Ogles Watren Old Joy Poor Vicki Par. Oove Peieiro Virginia Perez David Phillips James Pierce Croig Mectsr Terry Minks Tern Morns Marsha Nodo Jim Nardo Bruce Nelson George Menard Carol Mobly Faye Mersmon Carl Moore Jock Mosley Woyno Mulder Sharon Nakamura Christine Naretta George Neece Doug Neilson Milo Newman Paulette Nielson Junior Sharon Holsapple shows school spirit by supporting our powerful football team os they win another game. Cordell Portor Peto Quortarolo Ron Redmond .'.‘.ad i ion Rice Jodie Roberti Shorty Poteet Henry Ramiros Robin Rettich Lorry Richardson Miko Robmion Ben Price lorotto Raub Robert Roighlcy lane Riddlo Ron Rogers tyndoll Pritchett Renee Ray Al Rcugebrink Bill Rits Jodith Rollo Jim Prooty John Reed Bob Rhodes Cheryl R.ts Koren Reim What's happening, man? Junio CAMS ofo '' 69 Rcbard Romero Deborah Ross Diene Roth Larry Ruddcll Sosan Sorg Tim Schonck Dan Schlofcr Linda Scott Devon Sheets Barbara Shercr Charles Slvoridon Susan Shcpc Jone Smegoliki Alan Smith Dionno Smith Suo Smith Linda Ruks Mark Runyan lorrio Ruwe Garry Ryan Maxine Salazar Denso Sandberg Lucille Scott M ko Seberger Stevo Seeley Wcyr.e Sellers Dor.ell Shaft Jim Shaw j Herbert Showman Bob Silver John Sinclair Linda Sito Deniio Skomcrzo Dawn Slaughter P rtifj t flftfi n n I hMt' k -------------- 190 Deittc Stott Dione Strong Dioro TKompton Gerald Thompton Bill Truox David Wilton Steve Stagg Dale Thoma Karen Trout Rondy Stock lito Thai Janeice Tnmbell Danny Squire Joan Terborg Teriy Troutloff Linda Spurrier Mike Tebtich Shirley Toew Zak Smith Diane Swartz Mark Thompton Vivian Turner Steve Sotimcno Bill Swindig Gary Thornton Scott Upton Soger VanderPol Craig Von Oiett Robert Voldkomp Glory Vernon Joo Von Bielo Christine Wagner Ken Walth Jeanetto Wolter T. VonderMaarl V. VanderMolen Peto VonGcrven Judy VanOort Sherry Volkmon Kcnr Vollmer Doug Wager Tiffany Wolker ' Won't this ever come clean? ore the thoughts of Junior Cindy Donahoo os she scrubs down the Buc's popcorn machine. Vick. Wellner Mary Wottenaor Dave Watson Carol Wotton Cathy Watson Judy Wilton 191 Donno Wentworth Charon Williams Cindy Wright Kathy Westby Janeen Williams RiCi Wright Dorothy Wheldon Ron Williams Winnie Wybcnga Brenda Whitley Sharon Williams Ken Yonce Toni Whitlock Melinda Wilson Gail Young Clifford Wickey Mary Winno Steven Zahnter Diane Wlcrcnga WiIliom Wofford Richard Zarp John Wierongo Nick Wolf Jess Zcttlcmoyer Gary Wilfong Joe Wood Paul Zwiep SerOrwsAtLmU ”69'crs ' show they've got what it takes by making their homecoming float a prize winner. 192 Qopktmcm (Jm OUtem President—Ray Brown The enthusiastic class of 1970 has brought great spirit and pride to B.H.S. during the past school year. As Freshmen they sponsored several very successful sock hops and did a great deal to make the Homecoming dance one of tremendous enjoyment. This year, the Sophomores worked hard to make Home- coming week the greatest week ever. They sponsored the pie- eating contest, purchased the Queen s gift, all the flowers for the court and secured the throne. One of the more humorous events sponsored by the Class of '70 was the Donkey Basketball Game. It was a fabulous success. The Sophomores gave very generously to the United Cru- sade Drive. They took first place over the Seniors, and the lower classmen. In the future you can expect to see many more even greater accomplishments by the class of 1970. Vice President—Tom Correia Secretary—Linda Beeding 194 Treasurer—Debbie Veady Sgt.-at-Arms—Charlie Sheridan Sec. of Publicity—Chris Squires £po tS(yis Miss L. Miles Mrs. G. Arnold Sophomores load crowd in yell at Buc C.I.F game. 195 Dennis Abourezk Shoron Almond Vickie Atherton Thomas Axiom Mike Bornei Carolyn Adams Susan Alvarez Mike Armstrong Jackie Aujay forest Barnet Gory Aa'kiion Bill Amadon Jim Arnold Wolt Boggs Jean Barry Dusty Alcontar Pot Ansely Roy Aobm Cindy Babajion Tim Barret John Allen Tom Anton Russell Azevcolo Judy Bair Steven Borrol Copy’s Polly Bell Yvonno Bcrnon Hozel Bettlemor Horry Borely Steve Belmont Mary Berry Jon B'Ckerstof Miko Brazen Dora Bern iss Jeon Berry Ed Bemiss D.ono Braconnier Judy 8emiss Bill Befhye Gerry Blevins Dave Brannock Aldyro Bennet Carol Bettyl Tob Bonnozolo Gaylo Bremer 196 Ellen Brent Berio Brcsder Ted Brush Arlene Brewer Tony Brogdon Debbie Brown Paula Brewer Pot Brooks Gaylo Brower Sue Brindle Sue Brooks Gary Brown George Brown B. Bochonon Tom Calderon Nancy Brown Dennie Burbick Ernio Combell Rita Brown Marla Burch Tim Cambell Roe Brown Steve Burnt Clair Cantley Roy B-own M. Butterfield Deb Carillon Sharon Brown Rich Byirg Delana Carrion Suo Bioton Linda Seeding Demce Carlton fu Qchoob Pu tCti04tS 196 S Linda Carter Teri Coia Dove Collini Tom Correia Bealrcio Costelo Joella Cotncy Claudia Co Chrii Craig Gloria Chavaria Con Children Gory Clark Wei Cleveringa Angio Conigilo Luther Colitrerai Dove Cottillo H. Chnitofieldi Gary Clevenger Terry Craig Jim Bubar Gary Coforio Bill Carpenter Miko Chapman Dan damage Martin Coba Cloudia Creiel 197 Jeff Cftxil Oon Dav.dvon Eric Dorgan Kurt Engeldmgo Ethel Culp Sid Cordwell Cher. Daviv Milt Dov.v lotoir.o Dougtov John Dewitt John Erlckvon Jody Evmjaur Blaine Curtiv Robert Daviv Pot Doyle Jan Evtctline lorry Curtiv Noncy Curtiv Virginio Oavis Tony Dean Vickie Eovton Barb Edwark Ray Ethoridge Donniev Evev Donna Cutright lloyd Dohlcn Pom Dean Mike Dobbv lori Egglevton Janet Elrrore Syeve Eynon Edwinia Fabion Tim Dart Croig Dougherty linda Dcblo Pottie Dehoff Mma Elmoro Alicia Emcrick Stacy Fohrenkrug Jim Felordo LpjoJpM AJ ik f-fW tfr Q J Jp Stevo Felix Carla Fern Mary Freemon Mike Freeman lorry Fivk Shoron Fivk Denmv Freeman Pom Frerrier Jenny Fitigerold Gary F.x Ray Fromm Melvina Gagon Arcadio Florev Terry Fovter Jock Galeener Sue Galccner Janet Fox Corlov Frago Cyndie Galewvki Jeff Gendreau 198 Don Gollego Helen Garrett Helen Goriffo Elaine Gardner M.ke Gaston Robert Gauvin David George Gory Giomboresi Ron Gilbert Dawn Glob Morgar Goad Kothy Goeltlg lorry Goff Kevin Goodwin Jack Grant looonn Grosman Imdo Gray Gary Gregory Jonyce Green Virginia Green Gary Gregory Tim Gregory Collen Griffith Mary Griffith Tim Grond Dennis Gunderson Corot Gonnoe Lynn Hahn Mark Hoibcl Geraldine Halbert Barbara Hall Vick. Hoolsy Richard Hamm Steve Honan Don Hanson Ircno Hardenbo! Vick.e Hordm Dennis Hart Darrell Kowkrs Jim Heoton lammie Herbert Glen Holt Joel Heiberg Debra Hclstom Pool Helion Ellen Hendrickson Misty Henry lynne Hess Souort Hill Annette Hodge Janet Hodge Jody Hodges linda Hocstce Allen Holinwotth Caroline Hoover Bill Home 199 Ken Howe CtCl Jackson Moryonn Jor.es Rich Hoyt Pool Hoffman Mickey Huggins Pool Jorrvet Paul Jonoion Mary Joszorowski Pom Janes Gaty Johnson Greg John ion Ruth Humphries Jon Jennings Greg Johr.ion Maty Hatt John Jenningi Pam Johnson Mike Hyde Oebbie Jones Steve Johnson Jack Keller M ke Kennedy lindo Kerns Robot! Korns Kelly Klatr Susan Klug Jennifer Kolkow Oarlo Koops tindo Kryznowek Robbi Kuikon Glen lambert Ken lamberr Jock Kilhcffer Pam Knccht Kathy lo Roche Cheryl Kimtr.ick Dot! o Knickmon Bill leaf Ronnie King James Krage Cothy lea veil Judy Kishozi Dave Kramsky Janet leitncr Mike towelling Preston libby Randy Liston John litizingcr Becky Long Frieda love Ed leenon Jeff lover Mike louf 200 Phillis Jaffa Dcnms Jones Norman Kcar David lowe Tony loxoro Borb Mociel Cothy Molovricky Tom Markyae lorry lucero Kathy Mock Frances Malabicky Henry Martinez Claudia luttrcll Russ MacGregor Sue Molcom Frank Mascoro Dan lybargcr John Magno Paula Mariana Gory Moieri Barbara Maciei lorry Mohorney Karen Mapping Diane Matthews | 96 72 2-“IT7 Chord Mauoiu Cheiyl Maupm Terri Maughn Mary Maxwell Davo May Fori McCouley Mike McClon Sylvia McDcde Marilyn McDowell Shoron McKee Kim McClelon Donna McGeenn Mike McGil Pot McCry Carol McMimn Terry Mclaughin Terry McLaughlin Pot McShone Sharon Meefer Mote Meens tfv bfeCOMe Jtmto is a Dove Menort Patti Mcyors Don Messer James Miersma Carol Miller Dave Miller Janet Miller a Gory Monohon Charles Morgan Cheryl Morgan 201 Dobbio Morgan Judy Morri� Judie Morfi Dove Moulton Dovid Moulton lorroino Moulton Anno Moore Dcnni� Muchmore Helen Mueller Jack Mullcnoux Horry Mulvatvcy Ada Murphy Bill Murphy Brian Nakamura Robert Noratto Debb;u Nathan Robert Notion Dovo Nel� on Paul Negrete Jack Nowtorrve Gary Niothamor Jim Noerdman lillio Normon Steve Polomino Patti Parenzen Dobbio Porker Kathy Porkmoor Al Pork� Pot Pelt Rick Pena Qopk ’s sponsor activitces Margaret Peter Patti Perkin� Brad Fickel Mike Pierce Phylli� Pierce Robert Piefce John Parther Windon Pierce Miko Pinder Jean Pinklton Gary Pocorcna George Ponomarof Emmy Po� � Tom Poitonan Don Prater Mike Prather Bov Preiloy Don Preiton Jack Profit Undo Proufy 202 Rory Provost Corol Pugh Steve Purmont Bill Purselley Oavid Old lynda Oldham Korea 01 ion Debbie Olson Rosemary Oliver Oione Okimo frank O'Neal Frank Otnellos Bill Oser Liz Ramirez Diane Roobe Dave Ralston Gloiia Ramirez R.choral Ranierz Cecuko Rorrvn oha Romto Steve Rauch lindo Roy lynn Reed Gerald Reed Richard Rees lenny Reese Gailyno Reddy Patricio Renshow Cindy Redmond Elizabeth Rezo Sherry Rkhcrdson Debbie Rchordson Pam Richardsin Rich Richardson Janice Richardson John Rico Diane Riedsel Gerry Riddley Arthur Rimberf Carol Rippe geuMOu llij Zelma Ricthery Cyndi Roberrs Mike Robbins Mickey Robbins Dove Robbins Randy Roetlle Brad Rose Janice Rose Tony Royers Joe Ruks Penny Rush James Russel Brad Ruth Kerry Ryan Sherry Ryan Louis Sanchez Pal Sanchez M.ke Sanders Gary Sanders M. Scheneihom C. Scbowengerdt Ronnie Shiek Arthur Schiff David Seberger 203 ??yCt Stc.h'“,1 Ruth Seeley leon e Sces.ng John Sever� Chris Squires Eldon Show John Shea Sondy Show Tim Show Miko Sherrod Charlie Sher.don R. Shimomoto Ingr.d S.egcrs Pot Sialey Sylv.a S.rotl Poolo Simpler Stcvo S.sson 8:11 Sizemore David Smith Denis® Smith Nonty Smith Paul Smith Ri hord Smith Oavo Snclton Ted Snow Rita Snow Virginio Sotelo louro Staggs Gem Stanton Ron Stephens lawrenco Stern Jerry Swallow Melirda Staggs Martha Taylor Dcbia Thompson Purvi Steven Paul Swanmr Jim Scrivner Richard Taylor Susan Thompson Terry Stewart Chene Szymomski John Sousa Jerry Tecnink Tom Thompson Jack Stogspill Susan Sauceda Tcrne Strasberg Randy Thecl Gaye Thompson Joy Stone Korol Strong Marcia Swangel S. Szczutowoki Gary Smith Kathy Tapia Vicki Thomas Pat Thomas Greg Thure Rondy Tisdell Imdo Stofleth Tom Simmons Roland Tapp Jeri Thomas David Talmon Janice Stone John Smith Debbie Toylcr Dale Thome Debbie Trautlolf 204 Suton Trexler linda Vaniile Vo I Wagner Oione Turner Debbie Veody Dec Wolden loit Turner Joamro Velor Terry Waldron Mike Vance M. VonderMolen I. Vonder Schaaf Michael Valermo Michael Valerino John Von Oort John Van Tol Karen Venable Bruce Veiferby Kathy Vertteeg Joyce V.ck Joe Villcgat 8II Viuer Oebbie Virgin Dee Waiter K.m Wolker Suian Wolkcr Old Warren Gail Wolth Gertrude Walter Richard Webb CJMS 4 1 970 Mark. Webiter Jock Widrit Jerry Williamt Sharon Weber lorrvo Willii Ron Winkler Karla Wcbe' Carol Wilion Kathleen Wright Mike Weinberg Kathie Wilton Irene Wood Cathy Wentwo’th Melinda Wilton Don Wood he ad lynn Weyondt Joan William Floyd Woodrome 205 Uadm Ofr Cktss 1971 The active Freshmen Class started out the year building up their treasury by sponsoring a car wash, which was very successful. Homecoming week kept their class busy, by sponsoring an Activities Night. They purchased the trophy for the Sweepstakes float winner. Also, decorated the dance, which was sponsored by the PTA, and made many posters to com- plete Homecoming. The Freshmen class is a very enthusiastic class. They hope to be a very active class in their following years at B.H.S. President—Sherman Seeley Vice-President—Steve Johnson Secretary -Shelly Goodwin 206 Treasurer—Debbie Griffith Sgt.-at-Arms—Sam Okimoto Secretary of Publicity— Danielle Holland Freshman Class Advisor—Mr. William Rechs Court Preceptors— Linda Carter Christi Hess Gory Andcrton Nancy Arordo 8obby Aihley Marly 8akker Debbie Bonk Jane Ann� Yvonne Arcllanc David Avery Jcx Baldwin Chti Borboyr Jo Ann Arombula Tim Armtton Steven Aievdo Oione 8oll William Barbour PiesfuuGM C oss oft'71' Pool Berry John Bilyew Cindy 8rown Sandy Brogdon N'oncy Brondhunt Chm BrrToncetu Jamo 8 � e Gsrorhy Brown Bill Brice Chmtino 8ranch Ricky Berliko Mark Bonocrolo Irene Brown Glen Brewtoa Candy Beordford Joyce Bill Dione Branham Sandy Brown Jeffrey Brenny Debbie Buchanan -J U , I Oebbie Barlow Marlin Batch Richard 8eon Mary Bcnkovick Lynne Benton - Sandy Borne Roxanne Botcom David Baeslcy John Bennett Gory Benton ,i � � Don Barnum France Beahan Lmda Beckett Corolinc Beniema Arthur 8crnier A V «£• «t V v “ A 'TN i 208 CO vG O' Robert Collins Cothe Croslond Jim Darnel Richard Debie Koylor Oickerson Pol Dixon James Doly Icoren Droyor Debbio Elmore Thelmo Fobian Croig Cotterell Oebro Doblmon Dennis Doyle Gerold DeWit Don Ddroncesco $eotie Dodson I ;ndo Downing Kevin Dvfresne len Erickson John Faro no .a Vail eric Cowles Jock Dotey Don Davidson Beverly De Zeewn Mik Oigiacinto Bill Dokyer Debbie Doylor Wesley Dvtehcr Irene Escobedo Robert Evans So son Cox Robert Daly Sosona Davila Doria Diaz Go.l Dihel Gregory Oorsmon James Dic.fos Carta Edwords Robert Estrhog Jeannette Eshnavr 209 vO O l- i xZ£S 2 .ill 115« fin Is-sS o c ?3 C 2 =3 (•-Sc sis? :. ■ 5 o S£ III! Shoron Hoffmon Tw.la Hollenhcck Chorlci Hood Craig Hofton Richard Huggins Debbie Hutchmion Ro onn© Jonien Marilyn Holden Rod Holloway Roxanne Hooper Tom Howard James Hunnsoler Paul Infante Vicki Jonien Sandro Holder Wayne Holt lorna Hornbeek Steve Hubbard Dowd Hunf Joan Iron� Bill Jennings Oanieile Holland Borbro Honeycutt Mara Horne Roseann Hudspeth Nancy Husske Joan Iverion Bill Jennings Blaine Johnson Cathy Johnson Ga l Johnion Tern Jonci lorry Jordon lourie Jordon Kirby Juhul Jon Koppt© Karmen Keller Debbie Kim© Pat Kmceboek Cheri Kinon Connie Kinr Chrini Kolthofl Jerry Kruiiengo Scott londidown Cori lozicki Bruce leggett Tccnd lew.s Steve Kirk Dove Koops Myra Kumaooe Shoron lone Mickey le Blanc Ray lemaiter 5ddie light Janet Kittlemen Korren Koopi Sandro Kur.tko Cindi la Pointe Potty le Blanc John lewis Robert Irdstrom lei Knight Becky Kroli Gordon lembert John law Charles le Count Pottiee lewis Noleer, logon tvelyn Lopez Suion lopp Bill lorenz Debra luisl Potty luttrell Tom Mahood Peggy luttrell Pamela Mailt Pam Mablc Richard Monriquez Susie Macbeth Steve Monrcquez 211 Mike Morlona Alex Martinez Pat Masow Dobra Mayes Pot McCray Ellen Markwell Mario Mortinez Cindy Maxwell Sharon Mayfield Karen McDowell Bill Marlm Pom Mason 8eth Maxwell C. 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Newman Kirk Me berger lorry Newton othy Norris Susan Oakes ally Novak Don Ochoa like Nunley Lois Old ed Nutter Leonard Oliver Sam Okimoto Jon Overockcr Ton Olsen Dorthy Podick Pay Oser Hz Parkinson Solly Outlond Jim Pan 212 Imda Pott Denni Poyton Deon Pederion R.chord Pekilder Frank Perez Fred Perez Jo Ann Perf.ro Jacky Peters Sharon Ph.ors Robert Pierce Colvin Poelstro- Beverly Prosley Martha Presley Honord Prouty Debbie Quintano Warren Raofcc Richard Rohm Stephan Ramey Mary loo Raney Rob n Raymond Denn.t Reed Steve Reed Lori Re m Steve Reiman lorry Renet Therrell Rhode Thomot Rice John R-chordt lorry Richardton M.ke Richordton Tom Richie Ston R.pley Lynne R.skey Mike Rsbinett Gail Robinson Robin Robinton Williom Roby Charles Roger Jackie Rohrez Barb Roit fC efa Ufa lAJtik the, Upp vckt Stn K Sherry Rot Tom Roth David Rozell Shirley Runyon Ricky kvttell Cad Sanchez France Sanchez Bevelyn Santo Connie Soyre Bruce Scegert Ann Seller Clyde Settle Pamela Shirley Roy Shy Roy Shv Debra S'ogle Elconor Slater Cindy Slife Brenda Smith Curti Smith lyndo Ryssel Debbie Sage Jeanne Soling Shelley Smith Valeric Smith Gary Schenk Fred Sehm.dt Mary Schulte Nancy Scott Sherman Seelye Pat Shydian Terry Silver Karen Singleton Ronald Sitk Cathy Sittrvnk Marla Smith Marilyn Smith Veda Smith Debbie Skinner Candi Sizemoro 213 Qpot Llglvb Ow Chss ofr 1970 UJUtWiS ( tk UtufaL Caju oJ Dwm 216 The 'Stars came and made it a night to remember for BHS. As the Faculty Stars came to the court the crowd tried to cheer them to victory. The first half of the game the teams tried to battle their way to victory. To make the game more exciting the Faculty decided to have their own half time show. All the teachers that are musically inclined became the ’ Great Faculty band. To cheer the Faculty Stars to an almost victory were the Faculty cheer- leaders. As the game continued the Harlem Stars stayed away from the mighty Faculty Players. The Harlem Stars stayed out in front to the end of the game by one point. After the game was over everybody agreed that it was the game of the year. 218 A £ 219 Greater Central Market 17308 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Weiss Bakery 9825 Belmont Bellflower, Calif. Agrusa, Joseph—B Football, Choir, Mix Choir Aicklen, Dan Alderson, Sherry Alexander, Linda—GAA, Glee, Mix Choir, Biology Club Alt, Delma—House of Rep, Drill Alves, Rodger—Thespians, Art Club, Blade Amaro, Tony—B Football, B Track Anderson, Wayne—House of Rep, CSF, Orchestra, Chem- istry Club, Math Club, Interclub Council, Interact Club, Spanish Honor Society, Chess Club Anten, Bill—C Football, JV Baseball Archer, Wayne—jV Wrestling, C Track, JV Tennis, Band, Orchestra Arsi, Patti—House of Rep, Drill, GAA, CSF, NFL, Big Sister, Debate Team Babich, John—B and C Football, BAA Bcibou, Ruth—House of Rep, GAA, Annual Baker, Tom—Band, Orchestra, Choir Ballard, Bob—Varsity Crosscountry, Varsity, B and C Track, Varsity Baseball, JV and C Baseball, Annual, Interact Club Bankey, Duane Barker, Virginia—GAA Barks, Janette—House of Rep, Jr. Secretary of Publicity, Drill, GAA, Pep Club, Modern Dance, Girl's League Freshmen Rep, Girl's League President, Interclub Coun- cil, Crew Beans, Kent Beauchamp, Barbara Bell, Gary Bell, Kathy—Big Sister Benton, Alden—House of Rep, Sr. Class President, Band, Orchestra, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Interclub Coun- cil, Interact Club Berman, Evonne—House of Rep, Modern Dance, GAA Bethke, Sandy—House of Rep, Band, GAA, Orchestra, Math Club, CSF, GAO, GAA, Tennis Bleeker, Dale Bohreer, Jay—Varsity and C Football, Varsity and B Track, JV and C Baseball, BAA, Freshman Class Pres- ident, Sophomore V-President, Junior Class President, ASB President Booth, A! 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Cemuska, Randy Chabolla, Richard—Bee Basketball, BAA, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club. Cheeseman, Judy Chitwood, Jim Chrisman, Dennis Christensen, LaRae—Modern Dance Chulich, Cathy—House of Representative, Treasurer, Ma- jorette, GAA, Choir, Pep Club, Crew. Claborn, Ray Clark, Melinda—GAA, Modern Dance, Choir Cleveringa, Frank—Varsity Football, Bee Track, Varsity Baseball, BAA Cole, Tom—Varsity Football, Choir Coniglio, Andy Conklin, Stanley—Cee Football, Cee Track, Yell Leader, Thespians, Pep Club, Art Club, Crew, ASB Sgt. of Arms, Head Pepster, Head Yell. Cook, Jeri—House of Representative, ASB Treasurer, Home Ec Club, Thespians, Pep Club, German Club. Cooper, Kathy—Band, GAA, Glee. Coulter, Bill—Interact. Cowles, Bob—Varsity Football, Track, BAA, Crew. Cox, Randy—Varsity Basketball, Bee and Cee Basketball, J.V., Frosh Baseball, House of Representative, Mixed Chorus, BAA, Escort for Homecoming, Biology Club. Craig, Vicky—GAA, Thespians. Crisp, Grover—Biology Club, Chem Club, Latin Club. Crocker, Kenneth—Band, Orchestra, Choir, Thespians, French Club. Curtis, Dan—Mixed Chorus. Dahlen, Paulette—House of Representative, Pep Club. Daniel, John Davidson, Steve—Varsity Baseball. Davis, Alice Davis, John—JV Track. Davis, Newel—Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Chem Club, Interact, Math Club. Davis, Steve Day, Jay—Band Dea, Victor Dedic, Christine—House of Representative, Modern Dance. Diendorf, Stan—Bee, Cee Football, Bee Track, House of Representative. Dixon, Robert Dokter, Katie—House of Representative, Soph. Sec of Publicity, Junior Vice Pres., ASB Sec. of Activities, Drill Team, Flag Twirler, GAA Manager, Girls League Vice 221 Johnson Jewelers 16727 Bellflower Blvd. TO 7-4420 TAtfEOHOME CHINESE KITCHEN FOOD TO GO Phone WAbash 5-1311 Closed Mondays '0262 Cerans Bellflower, California Pres., Homecoming Princess, CSF, Pep Club, Pres, of Interclub Council, GAO, Crew. Dorsman, Ryan—Band, Chem Club. Dralle, Lillian—GAA, Pep Club, German Club, NFL, GAO. Drew, Trudy Eggleston, Robin—Drill Team, Modes and Manners, Bi- ology Club, Pep Club, French Club, Big Sister. Elliott, Linda—House of Rep., Drill Team, GAA, Pep Club. Elliott, Mary—Choir. Emerick, Joe—Bee, Cee Football, Bee and Cee Track. Engeldinger, Karen—Drill Team, Modern Dance. Eqwitz, Gary Esslinger, Bill Eubank, Elian -House of Representative, Modern Dance, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club, Interclub Coun- cil, Home Ec Club, Latin Club. Evans, Bill—Varsity Football, Varsity Track, BAA. Evenstad, Dave Felix, Grace-—Glee Club. Ferch, Sue Fitch, Mark—Varsity Football, BAA. Fitzgerald, Ron Fraga, Cecilia Frank, Steve Galinda, Joe Ganzeveld, Shirley—House of Rep., GAA, Modern Dance. Gatlin, John—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, BAA, Crew. Gold, Danny—House of Representatives, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Math Club, Thespians, CSF, Interclub Council, Chinese Club, California Boy's State representing Bellflower High School. Goltrci, Karen Gordon, Sandra—GAA, Home Ec Club. Granillo, Jerry—Cee Football, Cee Baseball, Art Club, Blade Staff Green, Scoff—Varsity, JV, Cs, B's Football, Bee Track, BAA, Crew. Gregory, Karen—GAA Greholver, Linda—Band, GAA. Griffin, Butch—Varsity, J.V. and Bee Football, Varsity Track, BAA, Physics, Math Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Chinese Club, Crew. Gunderson, Kenneth Guthrie, Bambi—GAA, Pep Club. Guzik, Kris—Home Ec Club, German Club Hall, Barbara Flail, Pamela—Drill Team, Choir, Pep Club, Crew. Ham, Stephen Hamilton, Joyce—Choir, Mixed Chorus, Art Club. Hankins, Pamela—Glee Club. Hannah, Margaret—Blade Staff. Hanson, Karen—Art Clb. Hardy, Lorraine—Modern Dance, Princess WSF, FBL of Bellflower. Hardy, Pam Harris, Bill Harris, William R.—Varsity Basketball, CSF, Spanish Suburban Pontiac 17639 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Thompson’s Furniture 16411 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Honor Society. Hartson, Terri—Glee Club, Pep Club. Hafhorne, Edward Hayes, Vicki—GAA Heatherington, Dale—Varsity Wrestling, JV Tennis, Band, BAA, Pep Club, Latin Club, Crew. Hendrickson, Carol Herendon, Merry—Modern Dance, Choir, Thespians. Hernandez, Thomas—Varsity Football, JV Baseball, House of Representatives, Choir, Spanish Honor, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble. Hess, Susan—House of Rep., ASB Sec. of Elections, Drill Team, GAA, Girls League, Sr. Rep., CSF, Crew. Hill, Janice—Modern Dance, Spanish Honor. Hinds, Bill—Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, House of Representatives, ASB Vice President, BAA, Crew. Hippie, Jeannie—Majorette, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Interclub Council President, Crew, Blade Staff, ASB Sec. of Activities. Hodge, Dan—Latin Club, Cee Football. Hollenbeck, Kenneth—Varsity Cross Country Holt, Warren Holton, Charles—Mixed Chorus Hoover, Kenneth Hopper, Sharon—GAA, Choir, Home Ec Hornback, Dennis—Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Senior Sgt. of Arms, BAA, Crew Hornback, Sandy—Flag, GAA, Choir, Mixed Chorus Howard, DeLois—Modern Dance, Choir, CSF, Pep Club, Ensemble. Howe, Gary—Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Band, Public Address System Hudgins, Colleen—House of Representatives, Senior Class Secretary, Physics, CSF, Pep Club, Crew. Huebner, Nancy Huffman, Teresa—GAA, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. Hugli, Elaine -GAA, Home Ec, Girls Tennis. Hunt, James—Annual Hurst, Mickael—Choir, Ensemble Hursted, Jay—Spanish Jackson, Don—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Bee Track, Frosh Baseball, BAA, Crew. Jackson, Phillip—ASB President, Bee and Cee Football, Varisty Basketball, Crew, Speaker of House, BAA Bas- ketball Representative, BAA Council Treasurer. Jacobsen, Kristine—GAA, Chemistry, Home Ec, CSF, Pep Club, Spanish. Johansen, Carolyn—Band, Choir, Mixed Choir, Spanish Honor, Ensemble Accompanist. Johanson, Adrianna—House of Representative, Choir. Johnson, Sam—Cee Baseball Johnston, Doreen—GAA Jones, Glen Jones, Greg—Cee Cross Country Jones, Jeannie—House of Representatives, Modern Dance Student Director. Jones, Stephen Jordon, Marilyn 223 Bob Prigmore Co. REALTORS 16803 Clark Ave. Floyd G. Marcusson Karns, Lynda—GAA, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, CSF, Interclub Council, Spanish Honor. Karppinen, Mike—Football JV, Choir, BAA, Pep Club, Interact, AAath Club, Campus Beautification Club, En- semble. Keefe, Janice—House of Representatives, Sec. of Pub- licity, Drill Team, Modern Dance, Record Relays Queen, Biology, Pep Club, Blade Staff. Kegley, Theresa- House of Representatives, Head Flag, GAA, Modern Dance, Biology, FBI of Bellflower, Latin, Crew, Big Sister, Pep Squad Council. Keller, Steve—JV Cross Country, JV Basketball, Bee Base- ball, House of Representatives, Chemistry, Physics, German, Blade. Kempema, Carol Kennedy, Judy Kiyomura, Robert—Mixed Chorus, Biology, Chemistry President, Interclub Council, CSF Treasurer, ‘interact Director and District Governor, Math Club Vice Pres. Klatf, Gene Football Manager, Interclub Council, Inter- act President. Knapick, Pat Knecht, Scott—Bee and Cee Football, JV Wrestling, Bee Track, Latin. Kraemer, Carol—Annual Krause, Paula Krukow, Neil Kumagae, Eileen—Choir, Mixed Chorus, Biology, Chem- istry, Math Club, French Club. Lambert, Ron La Roche, Sue—GAA Laster, Kathy—House of Representatives, Glee, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club Lea, Diane—House of Representatives, GAA Lemas, Ron—Bee and Cee Basketball, Var. Baseball. Leweujng, Kay Lind, Monica—AAodern Dance, Pep Club. Lindstrom, Shannon—Thespians. Lingle, Candice—Art Club. Lippis, Sandra— Glee Club. Litzinger, Joe Lloyd, Rhonda Logan, Lenny—JV Baseball. Lopez, Anthony—JV Football. Lord, Connie—Drill Team, GAA. Love, Marti—Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. Lucero, Richard—Bee Football, Basketball Stats, Chinese Club. Maddack, Mick Chemistry Club Mahorney, Steve—Cee Football, JV Wrestling, Biology, Chem Club, BAA. Maier, Charles—JV Wrestling, Cee Tennis, Band. Mandas, Elaine Manuel, John Maris, Diana—Drill Team, Modern Dance, Friendship Committee, Homecoming Princess, Crew, Soph. Treas- urer, Junior Treasurer, ASB Sec. of Publicity. Marfh, Gordon Varsity Football 224 REALTY CO. 9706 E. Compton Blvd. Dari-Delite 10316 Alondra Blvd. Bellflower DAN KEUIEN REALTY HMH1 Dan Kevlen Realty 17140 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Martin, William—Varsity Cross Country. Materi, Darlene Mauritz, John—Varsity Football, JV Wrestling, JV Track, BAA, Crew Mayer, Tim Merrifield, Linda—GAA, Home Ec, Pep Club Means, Rocky—Varsity, JV Football, Var. Track, BAA, Thespians. Meikle, Beth—House of Representatives, GAA, Modern Dance, Art Club Messer, Janet Miller, Barbara Mini, Antonio—Home Ec, Pep Club. Mirch, Nancy—House of Representatives, Frosh Sec. of Publicity, Soph. Sec. of Publicity, Head Yell, Head Pepster, Drill Team, Yell Leader, Modern Dance, GAA, Mix Chorus, Girls League Assembly Chairman, Home- coming Princess, CSF, Pep Club, Interclub Council, Spanish Honor Society, Crew. Mitchell, Charlene—House of Representatives, GAA, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Annual Staff Monahan, Craig—Thespians Moore, Dennis—Varsity Football 3 years, JV Baseball, House of Representatives, Frosh Sgt. at Arms, Crew. Moore, Dolores—House of Representatives. Morehouse, Chris—House of Representatives, GAA, Pep Club, FBL of Bellflower, Annual Morita, Margaret—GAA, Biology, Chemistry, French Club, Girls Tennis Team. Morrison, John—Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Cee Basketball, Varsity Baseball, BAA, Biology, Interclub Council, Crew. Mossman, Christine—Modern Dance Muchmore, Phyllis—Biology, French Club Murphy, Michelle—House of Representative, GAA. Murray, Doug- C Track Murray, Jan—GAA, Choir, Mixed Chorus, CSF, Spanish Honor Myers, Ellen—Varsity Tennis, GAA, Home Ec, Pep Club, German McLean, Barbara—Modern Dance, Glee Club, Choir, Spanish Honor Society, Ensemble. McQuillin, Lennie—GAA, Glee Club, Mix Chorus McShane, Tim Nakamura, Alice—House of Representatives, Drill Team, GAA, Glee, Choir, Mixed Chorus, CSF, Interclub Coun- cil, Spanish Honor, Crew, Ensemble. Nelson, Nancy—House of Representatives, Song, Modern Dance, Sec. of Act., Homecoming Princess, Pep Club, Crew Nielson, La Rae Neithamer, Diane—House of Representatives, Band, Or- chestra, GAA, Math, CSF Nipp, Chris—Var. Football, Var. Track, JV Tennis, BAA Novak, Sharon—Drill Team, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Nylen, Nancy Flag, GAA, Modern Dance, Choir, Mixed Chorus, CSF, Pep Club, Interclub Council, Spanish, Crew, Ensemble. 225 EVELYN’S FLOWERS Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 16737 Bellflower TO 7-1681 TO 6-6112 Jo-Jan’s Swim Sportswear Ochoa, Elvira Oldencamp, Janice—Drill Team, Pep Club, Crew Oldfield, James Olson, Pat—Varsity, JV, C Basketball, Varsity Baseball. O'Neal, Brenda—GAA, Mixed Chorus, Chem Club, Pep Club, Art, Annual Staff. Orr, Roger—Choir Osman, Priscilla—Blade Staff Overleese, Kathleen— Glee Club, Choir, Mix Chorus, Bi- ology Club, Chemistry, Math Overocker, Jan—House of Representatives, Jr. Court Pre- ceptor, Sr. Vice President, Drill Team Co-Captain, GAA, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Crew. Padelford, Larry—Physics, Math, CSF. Pardee, Pamela—Biology, CSF, French Park, Irene—GAA Parrott, Jarrette Pciton, Dave—C Football, Varsity Baseball, House of Rep- resentatives, BAA Pederson, Karen—Home Ec, Pep Club Penland, Bessie—Drill, GAA, Choir, Pep Club Pharney, Steve Pierce, Paulette—House of Representative, Song Leader, Drill Team, Modern Dance, GAA, Thespians, Pep Club Treasurer, Crew. Pol, Kathy—Junior Secretary, Modern Dance, Best Sense of Humor for Girl of the Month, FBL of Bellflower, German, Crew Ponomaroff, Virginia—Thespians Porter, Ina Postoian, Mike—Bee Football Preston, Karen Pugh, Connie—House of Representative, Secretary of House, Drill Team President, Modern Dance, WSF Prin- cess, Pep Club, Crew, ASB Secretary Fall Semester. Rayborn, Richard—Varsity Cross Country, Varsity, B, C Track. Redfern, Richard—JV Tennis, Frosh Basketball, Mixed Chorus, German. Redmond, Linda—House of Representatives, Drill Team, Yell Leader, GAA, Modern Dance, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Secretary of Girls League, Soph. Representative, Girls League, Pep Club, Spanish, GAO, Crew, Annual Staff, Ensemble, Dance Band. Reed, Christina—GAA Reed, Phillip—Band, Orchestra, Choir, Ensemble, Interact, Dance Band, Pep Band, Student Director, Drum Major, President of Band Council, Inferclub Council. Reed, Richard—JV Football, House of Representatives, BAA. Reisinger, Toni—Modern Dance, NFL. Reynolds, Troy—Choir, Mixed Chorus, Biology, Chemistry, Math, CSF, Interact, Spanish Honor, Basketball Sta- tistics, Football Statistics. Richesin, Colleen—GAA, Modern Dance, Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Club Riddle, Bill Ridley, Nancy 17613 Clark Ave. Bellflower, Calif. Ml •- 17446 S. Bellflower Bellflower, Calif. Alberts Hosiery 5230 Pepperwood Lakewood Center Riedesel, Cheryl—Mixed Choir, Physics, Interclub Council, Spanish Honor, Blade Staff. Riskey, Larry—JV Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, BAA President, Pep Club President, Crew, Captain of Wrestling, Captain of Frosh Baseball. Robinett, Randy—Drill Team, GAA, Senior Leader, Girls League Chairman of Ways and Means, Biology Club, Pep Club, French Club, Crew Robinson, Mike—Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Mixed Chorus Rogers, Steven—Art Club Rosenthal, llene—GAA President, Biology Club, Thes- pians, CSF, GAO Treasurer, Soph. Representative and Softball Manager for GAA. Roth, Pat—C Football, House of Representatives, Interact Ruhland, Julie Russell, Erin—Modern Dance, Art Rylaarsdam, Peggy—Modern Dance Ryssel, Darrel—Varsity, JF Football, Varsity Track, Var- sity, JV Basketball, Choir, Mixed Choir, BAA Sabala, Gary Saunders, Bridget—Biology Club, Home Ec., Spanish Club. Schermerhorn, Deborah—Tennis, G.A.A. Schefselaar, Ady—German Club Schlesser, Jay—C. J.V. Football, B.A.A., Thespians, N.F.L., Court Preceptor, 9th 10. Scott, Wally Sellers, Steve Sharp, Kent Shaw, Shirley Shepard, Scott—J.V. Crosscountry, J.V. Track, Band, Chemistry, Physics, German Club, N.F.L. Shimamoto, Carol—Modern Dance, Choir, Mix Choir, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, C.S.F., Pep Club. Silvis, Dave—C Football, C Track, B Basketball, B.A.A. Sims, Ellen—House of Rep., G.A.A., Biology Club, C.S.F., French Club, G.A.O. Smith, Bruce—B Football, Varsity Football, B Track, Var- sity Track, B.A.A. Smith, Mary—Mix Choir, Latin Club. Smith, Sally Smith, Steve Smith, Terry—C Football, Varsity Wrestling, B.A.A., Bi- ology Club, Chemistry Club, N.F.L., Spanish Honor. Snow, Dave—Varsity, C, B Football, Varsity Baseball, B.A.A., Crew. Sorensen, Bill Spurlock, Jeri Standley, Debbie Staples, Chris Stark, Darryl—J.V., Varsity Tennis, Band, B.A.A. Stark, Dave St. Marie, Cindy—Glee, Mix Chorus Stewart, Linda—G.A.A., Modern Dance, Glee Stoker, Bob Stubbert, Linda—Modern Dance Director, FBL President, Girls League Modes and Manners, Interclub Council 227 Classic Carpet Co. 10266 Rosecrans Bellflower, Calif. Wonder Shops Inc. 129 W. 5th Street Long Beach, California Secretary, Crew, Sec. of Pub Summers, Marcia—G.A.A. Sunseri, James—B Basketball, Chinese Club Suttles, Merlin—Varsity Football Switzer, Katie—Drill, Sr. Court Preceptor, Orchestra, Mod- ern Dance, C.S.F., Spanish Honor Taylor, Eddie Taylor, Ralph—C Football, J.V., Varsity Wrestling, B.A.A., Pep Club, Interclub Council, N.F.L. TeGrotenhins, Judy—Glee Terrill, Janice Thrasher, Kelly—Drill, G.A.A., Modern Dance, G.A.O., Girls League Historian, G.A.O. Thorton, Keith Trautloff, Gary—B Track, B Basketball Trexel, Steve—Band, Math Club, Annual Trexler, Mike—Varsity Football, C, J.V., Varsity Baseball, B Basketball Trout, Linda Turner, Albert—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Var- sity Track, Latin Club Updegraft, Mary—Drill Team, Modern Dance VanderBrake, Diane—Modern Dance Vender Meiolen, Lloyd Vander Velde, Linda—GAA, Biology, Spanish, GAO, Annual Staff. Van Dyke, Michele—Modern Dance Van Eide, Marlene—GAA, Glee Van Lierop, Trynie—Home Ec. Van Lierop, Wilhelmina—GAA, Pep Club, GAO. Van Vliet, Nancy—GAA, Biology, CSF, German, Art Club. Vickery, Debbie—Drill Team, GAA, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Crew Sec. of Pub., Co-Captain and Captain of Drill Team Villanveva, Teresa—GAA, Spanish, Art. Villegas, Linda—GAA, Modern Dance. Home Ec, Pep Club. Voight, Mike—Track, Physics Von Beila, Jack—Cee Football, JV Baseball Von Beila, Jane—GAA, Glee, Home Ec, Pep Club, Ger- man, GAO. Wagner, Adelle—GAA, Art Club Walden, Frankie- GAA, Pep Club, G.A.O. Walker, Marta—Drill Team, GAA, Modern Dance, Thes- pians, Pep Club, FBL of Bellflower, Crew member. Walsh, Cheryl—Band, GAA. Waltz, Steve—B and C Football, Varsity and JV Wres- tling, B Track, JV and C Baseball, Mix Choir, BAA, Annual Staff. Warren, Pamela—Modern Dance, Biology, Crew member. Wasnick, Shirley—Head Majorette, GAA, Modern Dance, Crew member. Webb, Paula- -Modern Dance, Choir, Mixed Chorus. Weber, Melody—House of Rep., Modern Dance, Biology, Thespians, C.S.F. Westereng, Betty—Modern Dance, Glee Whalen, Lee—House of Rep., Jr. Sr. Court Preceptor, Song Squad, Drill Team, Modern Dance, Mix Chorus, Physics, C.S.F., Pep Club, Crew Club, Girls League Rep. 228 Wiekamp, Darryl—B Football, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, B. A.A., Frosh Baseball Willard, Bill Williams, Ken—J.V. Crosscountry, Varsity Track Williams, Roberta—House of Rep., G.A.A., Biology Club, C. S.F., Pep Club, French Club, N.F.L. Williams, Susan—House of Rep., Modern Dance, F.B.L. of Bellflower, Crew. Wilmoth, Duff—C Varsity Football, B Track, C, B, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Frosh and J.V. Baseball, Choir, Mix Choir, B.A.A., Latin Club, Crew Club. Wiltgen, Robert Wohlford, Judy—Glee, Mix Chorus. Way, Cheri—Mix Chorus. Weatherbee, Gayle Web, Joy—G.A.A., Home Ec. Club. Yarbrough, Sandra Zimmerman, Ken—House of Rep. Zwiep, Ruth—Yell Squad, G.A.A., Crew Club, Pep Club. Bellflower Flower Wedding Shop 10464 E. 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Artesia Laurel Medical Center — 16704 Clark Ave. Eagleton Petterson —Attorneys-at-Law Best of Luck Keep the Faith — Stan Conklin 233 Victors Flowers 4316 South St. Lakewood, Calif 634-4224 Mr. Killeen tries to promote closer communication by hosting o luncheon of his beautiful home. QtuAmt LmAm Discuss Bf-f£ PtobdeM Freshmen leaders meet to discuss events for money-raising projects. 11 S 235 B.W.Q. Soul Senior soul-sisters, Katie Doktor, Ruth Zwiep, Nancy Nylcn, Cathy Chulich, end Linda Redmond, all show the college bound look. Ron Ylst shows how he scores his wrestling opponents. The talented faculty perform at Harlem gome. B.H.S. offers classes of interest. Long hours of research ore in the past. The long P.E. classes arc over for now. 1967 Library books arc put away for the summer. Mr. Hellers' groovey daises and scribbled podium will be missed. a i t L. Annual Staff can't believe it's finally over. Senior Square escopades will only be cherished by a few. The realization of graduation finally hits Linda Redmond. 238 As this year comes to a close, we the Co-Editors, would like to leave you this 1968 Treasure Chest. Filled with many wonderful memories, we can look back on the most hectic and eventful year of our lives. We both have learned a lot about the trials and tribulations of being responsible for a school yearbook. Most of all we have learned what self-satis- faction is, and how you must depend on yourself and a few reliable people to finish a job that means a lot to you. We feel this is another part of the Bits and Pieces of your life at BHS. This year has ended with many fulfilling moments, which you will cherish forever. We hope this will bring back some of those wonderful times you shared. We can't express enough appreciation and gratitude to all the wonderful people that helped contribute to make this annual possible. Most of all, to Mr. Don Moore!!! Without him, we would have never completed this annual. He was always so understanding and he made it a wonderful experience. We will always remember the hardships, but profit by our mistakes. Also Mrs. Bettie Palmer who was always backing us up with an extra pencil and a pair of scissors. Our staff as a whole was by far the best B.H.S. has ever had. Special thanks to Mr. Myron Brown and Ray Brown for helping us so much with all the photography. Our gratitude goes to Theresa Kegley and other members of the student body, for selling ads!! Our hard working Staff gave up many holidays and personal hours to work on this yearbook, and we feel they de- serve a lot of credit for their effort and talent. Our deepest appreciation goes to Mr. Bill Hubble for all of his points and suggestions from Taylor Publishing Company. Also for being so understanding when our deadlines weren't made! To our extra hard workers Linda Redmond, Christie Brush, Bt b Ballard, Laura Gardea, THANKS so much for all your help on all the sections. All of our appreciation to Mary Berry, Debbie Hays, Jody Hodges, Chris Morehouse, Brenda O'Neal, Carol Rippee, Dawn Slaughter, Linda Vander Velde, Dan Valentine, Steve Waltz, Terry Alsenz, Mary Winnie, and Joe Wood. As we bid farewell to the Seniors, and look forward to our last year, we hope you will look back on the Bits and Pieces of this year! Pe99y clSL 240