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

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Q W J A ny, oowt ( -f u;, «; , ■ ■. ■ .... : : f '{«.hei - XT 7.-K4.nKil JS «. ■ ' � -.- !X t.wKTr '2Pr SEARCH is emotion and REALITY and dreams entwined. f YbUjL Zi2-CW cw fj 4K Yj T ty jfa ddL H u .y SEARCH FOR VALUE IN LIFE AND YOU WILL FIND MEANING IN YOURSELF, FOR MAN- KIND IS A MIRROR THAT REFLECTS THE IMAGE OF YOUR OWN SOUL. 8 9 10 Q Xv L(JGsz % o(jLxJl-Q UZ Oo -L • Odof '7? _-Vl X'C’C Cj yC .yY y' qji.ZT h J G Uyy j a 'y cC %=P ,7 ey - L 2_ yru f6 oi£ x _y'. -� .. Co-'Of’ 7 7i high school is an end to THE TIES OF CHILDHOOD, THE TRANSITION FROM SEEING THE WORLD AROUND YOU TO STEPPING INTO IT YOURSELF. IT IS THE TIME TO CHOOSE, TO LOOK AND GRASP A HANDHOLD ON THE FUTURE. CONTENT activities 15 sports 125 faculty 35 fine arts 145 seniors 59 underclass 155 organizations 95 ads 189 13 ] ACTIVITIES POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL The ground crunches beneath sock-laden feet; tired eyes peer blearily, canopied by icicyled eyelashes; lungs gasp for air; nerves are on edge, readied for danger. Pcarys' exploration of the North Pole? No—-it's Kctchums' senior squad out on the frosty fields of Caruthcrs Park, practic- ing manuevers for the 1972-73 powderpuff football game. Worry' proved needless the night of the game. Head coach Dave Ketchum perceptively brought his umbrella, prepared for nature's tears of pity for the juniors. There were no stars in the sky, they were on the field. Dis- guised in white jerseys, they shone so brightly the opposistion seemed blinded. With nary a pass, the seniors darted to a dazzling 30-0 victory. Diane Schenk and Allyson Anthony; aided by Peggy Traxcls' magnet hands snatching interceptions, a defense comparable to a rushing block wall holding the junior offense to one first down in the entire game and nothing on the scoreboard, and an unbelievably excellent offensive line; scored the double digits that made history. With their second shut-out, the '72- '73Senior Squad went on record as the only team since the birth of powder- puff football at Bellflower High to achieve championship twice in a row. HOMECOMIN C 72: TWENTY YEARS OF SPIRIT Homecoming '72 was beseiged by wet weather but nothing could dampen the spirit of the Buccaneers. The week was filled with traditional activities--a pie eating contest, a pizza iioot, an assembly introducing the royal court, and a cavalcade of reminiscences, headed by Jerry Quarry, parading to the theme of Those Were The Days . The days were filled with the spirit of giving, fun, and competition--and of sadness and respect at the tragic death of a fellow. These pages, as was Homecoming '72, are dedicated to the memory of sophomore Vince Bennett. 19 Princess Cheryl White Princess Cheryl Sistrunk Princess Shirley Judy HOMECOMING 1972 Princess Linda Pederson MOONLIGHT AND MISTLETOE SINGING VALENTINES Singing Valentines were a great success once again this year. As Cupid shot his arrow in the form of song, students and faculty alike were delighted by the many red faces and shy smiles of those receiving that secret message of love. W. 5. F. Winter Sports Festival Week started off with a finger-chilling ice cream eating contest and a head-smashing activities night. Following an arm-wrestling tournament, the Princesses unleashed their colorful creativity on their somewhat lcary escorts in an entertaining body painting contest. The seven Princesses were formally introduced in an assembly featur- ing the feathered furies in a class pillow fight. The climax of the week suitably came during the halftime of a victorious basketball game with Warren when Karen Kane was crowned the Winter Sports Festival Queen of 1973 King Ugly-man Tim Rush King Crazy-legs Nick Cirlincione Prince Ugly-man Bill Arsi 26 27 B.H.S. CARNIVAL Whipping through colored lights, stomach-lurching rides and screeching pipeorgan music, one windy March weekend brought Bellflower a wet and wild Carnival. Spir- its were definitely not dampened as crowds shoved their way to club- sponsored booths (hoping to exchange a handful of coins for a goldfish with a slight ping pong ball concussion or a some- what bedraggled teddy- bear). The proceeds from this first time event materialize I. C. C. 's dream in im- proving the audio system in the gym. 30 SADIE HAWKINS Dressed in flowery Polynesian attire, Sadie Hawkins hid be- hind pineapples and grass skirts, gathering young hearts and sending them to her favor- ite conspirator - Marrying Sam. ROMANCE AND ROSES This year's prom was held on May 25th at the beautiful Century Plaza Hotel in Century City. The setting for the evening of Romance and Roses was held in the Santa Monica Room, where Breast of Capon was served on rose adorned tables. After- dinner, the night unfolded to the sounds of Steeplejack in which couples rocked until 1:00 A. M. 32 GRADUATION As fune fulfills hopes of San Francisco and summer vacation, a small twinge of re- morse brings back memories of friend- ships, struggles and dreams, and four years that have slipped away forever. SCHOLAR OF THE YEAR JIM MODLIN Involvement has been the story for this year’s scholar of the year, Jim Modi in. He has been a member of such clubs and organizations as Spanish Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Blade Staff, Key Club, Interact Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and C.S. F. Jim has played Bee basketball as a freshman, J.V. as a sophomore and junior, and varsity as a senior. As a senior Jim is serving as president of our chapter of C.S. F. as well as president of Physics Club. He is also an active member of the B. H. S. Math Team. Jim has maintained a 4.00 grade point average throughout his four high school years. This helps to explain why he was nominated to West Point Military Academy by Congressman Del Clawson. As the 1973 scholar of the year, we congratulate you, Jim Modlin, and wish you the best of luck in years to come. VlbbUL, CbkM Lu hJcf k tL ■S uj K • to i u. sfyy k camJJ _- _______________ v 'U UAj 0 {yUXXC CjAjloX -puVimt ■ ca- 1 M '-y sv'- K • QAj Jtz ji_ S . ygy-x - 0 -C X QyS-'CY ut XilS. Q-JX ( xt S - - Vtlc5 Q cJr C y 1tio 'L, } UX$rf 0 - CX-X- jCl 1 V— ' ‘VLCb utvi U O X. (X- C 8 S r-4 -lAJ 7 I I FACULTY PRINCIPAL GEORGE PRINCE - After an eight year ab- sence from BHS as a faculty member, Mr. George Prince comes home, 2,920 clays older and wiser. With him comes the responsibil- ities of being principal. Mr. Prince considers his arrival as the year of cutbacks A. D. 1972 Still he feels that an acceptable program is being maintained for the students. He feels that the school has excellent student leader- ship with a lot of hard workers. Mr. Rogers Lindley Mr. Menvyn Smith VICE PRINCIPALS ROGERS LINDLEY - Mr. Lindley's interests include the building of a cabin in the moun- tains. He also enjoys spending time with liis six year old son. He seems to think that tliis is the best school year yet. MERWYN SMITH - During his spare time Mr. Smith tends to his ants and alcohol. That is, ants preserved in alcohol. He is an en- tymologist. However, he spends most of liis time with his wife and four daughters. JOHN KILLEEN - Mr. Killeen's interests range from landscaping to cultural arts. His views of the school are very optionated. He said that due to the budget cut the students' education has been greatly lessened. Mr. John Killeen 37 COUNSELORS f' r DR. TRUDY CLARK - who recently obtained her Ph. D., enjoys her work as freshman counselor in helping students with their troubles. Gold and orange appeal to her as evident of her auric Oldsmobile and orange house. MR. MEL RIGGINS - Marking his 18th year at BHS, Mr. Mel Riggins, junior counselor, is an advocate of physical fitness. He says that the Principal is doing a good job in cracking down on the student body. MR. BRIAN SIENKNECHT - Mr. Brian Sienkneckt is BUS’ coun- selor for the class of '75. A man who loves the outdoor life, his attitudes arc clearly reflect- ed in a warm and sympathetic attitude towards his students. MR. ART EDWARDS - Senior Counselor Art Edwards, faint Southern accent and all, hails from Arkansas. He plans to breed horses when he retires and to return back home South. SECRETARIES AND CLERKS . J A. Carlson, Mr. Prince's Secretary L. Austin, Nurse J. Broming, Librarian J. Sandstedt, Mr. Smith's Secretary 39 D. Dcppcrman, Mr. Killeen's Secreta M. Greer, Mr. Lindly's Secretary 40 Bcttic Palmer Gladys Robins Richard Diliy, Instructional Aid Daniel Stanley, Instructional Aid Pat Durrant, Instructional Aid Jim Bergfcld, Security Ok 41 Barbara Tavis, Audio Visual Clerk Ron Hewitt, Security Joyce Warren, Library Clerk TOP-T. Neighbors, C. Spivey, J. Mickelson, M. Browser, I. Piner, BOTTOM-J. Coffmann, W. Brower, M. Could, NOT PICTURED-!). Jensen M. Freeman Groundsman H. Murphy Gym Attendent 42 I Leo Smith Groundsman H. Nearing Gym Attendent TOP-R. Martin, J. Oliver, W. Brace, W. Griffith, R. Allen, BOTTOM-J. Sheraga, W. McMillian, A. Baird, R. Proffitt. 1 FACULTY Mr. Addotta, Art Mr. Albertson, English Dept. Mrs. Baker, Vocal Music I explained my idea and did get his Since I did listen, I learned something Since I did listen, I did help Since I did listen, we did communicate My work shall prove if I be good That man alone who strives and toils Can find the way to feed liis brood Teach me then the hardest tasks For down the trails I turn my feet That when a time my purpose calls for a need The purposes I may complete 43 44 Mr. Benn, Social Suidies-Scicnce 45 Mrs. Dewitt, English Mr. Gottlieb, Business Ed. Mr. Greenfield, P. E. Mrs. Hersck, Science Mrs. Harper, Business Ed. Mrs. Hinds, English 49 Mr. Koch, Social Science Mr. Lackey, Police Science Mr. Laney, English Mr. McCarrol, Social Science, Athletics 50 Mr. Li, Chinese Mrs. Martin, Home Ec. vt to 'fo n -to h: nocxj qcv 'tinis Oour . 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F«a iVF ] SENIORS 4 SENIOR First Semester Officers CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester Officers i i Cheryl Sistrunk Rick Porcaro . Vickie Roberts Cheryl Ray. . Diane Smith . Linda Bartel . Jaime Carrillo Nancy Hudspeth Dirk Axe. . . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sec. of Publicity Sec. of Activities Court Preceptor Court Preceptor Sgt. at Arms Rick Porcaro . Tim Rush . . Cheryl Ray Pete Navian . Debbie Wilson Linda Bartel . Jamie Carrillo Rod Stern . . Dirk Axe . . . President Vice President Secretary' Treasurer Sec. of Publicity Sec. of Activities Court Preceptor Court Preceptor Sgt. at Arms Mrs. Young Senior Advison SENIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE Mr. Moore Senior Advison Pete Kaulin, Kirk Foster, Joe Wyatt, Dave Lord Mr. and Miss Eyes Mr. and Miss Successful Linda Pederson and Scott Rozelle Mr. and Miss i5od Shirley Judy and Wally Kieffer Mr. and Miss Fox Vickie Roberts and Wade Calmer 62 Mr. and Miss Sweethearts Sherry Siefrcd and Danny Castillo Mr. and Miss Friendly Peggy Rivers and Pizza Mr. and Miss Flirt Barbara Guedel and Brian 1 laic SENIOR PERSONALITY Mr. and Miss Smile Peggy Chulich and Marc Eynon Mr. and Miss Crazy Wanda Hale and Kevin Thorten These are your choices for Senior Personalities for the 1972-1973 school year. 63 John Acord Edward Alvarez Bonnie Anton Doug Alcott Anthony Alves Tom An tunes Richard Back Frank Arsi Sharon Barbour Emery Aube Linda Bartel Debbie Benton Jill Blackmore Cheryl Brown Lee Brice Beverly Bowers Joanne Briones Leslie Brenner Peggy Buffington Bob Broesder Barry Brice Thomas Burch David Cantrell Dan Castillo Cheryl Bush Cynthia Caole Roberta Castro Joan Callaway Cindi Carlstrom Frank Catania Katherine Costa Kathy Colvin Peggy Chulich John Coston Nick Cirlincione Laurie Cooper Rick Counterman Cheryl Crockett Terry Cutright Donna Davidson Holly Crucil Donna Dabbs Denise Davis Teresa Dunlap Michael Di Giulio Rhonda Dennis Gary Donar Gary Deutscher Pamela Earnest Linda Doyle Dennis De Zeeuw Peggy Easton Claudia Du Fresne Brian Eichel Barbara Enochs Mary Farquhar Debbie Ellis Marc Eynon Debbie Fellows David Emerick Jeanne Farquhar Nancy Fidone Colleen Fromdahl James Fite Marie Gandola John Giannopulos Bob Gendle 3 Cheryl Goodsell Connie Gresham Arthur Haack Jack Grow Brian Hale Denise Hall David Hannah Mark Hardwick Mike Hansen Sharon Harrison Donita Hall Jo Ann Hartman Larry Hardin David Halls John Halma Gail Hardman James Hayworth Laura Heit Steve Higgins Ronald Hobbs Victoria Herbst Deborah Hillman Bertie Holloway Terry Jackson Steven Hulen Alford Howard Wanda Jackson Steve Humphries Michael Howard Bruce Jacobson Darla Hunt Nancy Hudspeth Jim Janoian Catherine Hutcheson Beverly Hughes 1 Janet Jansen Ann Johnson Larry Johnson Debra Jennings Johnny Jimenez Sylvia Johnson Dan Jensen Gary Johnson Gregory Jones Donald Kerr Loretta King John Kemp Sung Ho Kim Shirley Judy Randall Karst Dave Ketcham Jane Kleinjan John Kolthoff Edward Le Blanc Mike Lewis Debbie Lemas David Lind 80 Bill Kosareff Robert Lemen Sheryl Lipson 1 Josefina Martinez Mike Martin David Lord Dick Miersma James Modlin Diane Morrisetle Brian Miller Henry Morales Nancy Morrow Cindy Morris Vicki Mosier John Modglin Don Morris Don Murry Pete Navlan Patty Me Ewen Timothy Myers Daniel Negrete Andrew Me Sorley Debbie Me Cafferty Marilee Neilson Randall Nathan Joe Me Clain Colleen Me Credie Ed Nauman Ken Nelsen Allen Nielson Chris Nutter Cathy Norman Mike Pardo Cheryl Perkins Mike Patz Jan Raphael Denise Plant Linda Pederson Brian Rathburn Robyn Peek Cheryl Ray Michele Prather Ruben Perez Doug Rich James Rodgers Deborah Rowe Pam Robinson Michael Rohde Sherri Renzacci Timothy Rush Dennis Schenk John Schuler Diane Schenk Carole Scott James Sanchez Linda Sanders Beverly Schermer Sherry Seyfried Cindy Schaefer Aleta Schermerhom Arthur Shelgren Ted Shimamoto Shirley Simonson John Smith Cheryl Sistrunk Ken Smith Patti Shirell Darlene Smith Susan Smith Sharon Simonson Diana Smith Art Sotelo Danny Street Louwanna Stevens David Soto Ken Strong Cher Stratton Vickie Spongberg Analee Talsma George Stratton Rick Stratton William Stern Toni Thomas Janna Vandenberg Mark Warrell Loretta Villegas Paulette Vanier Cheryl White Rick Vanzile Colette Vieira George Wagner Gary White Mary Villanueva Dean Walsh Terri White Dave Wielenga Robert Wofford Denise Wildey Margaret Woo 93 CZ=1 ORGANIZATIONS ASB CABINET SEESEEEEI The members of the ASB Cabinet are student leaders concerned with the well being, rights, and opportunities for development of the BHS Student Body. They organized many activities and reviewed several student con- cerns in an effort to make the students stay at BHS a valuable and enjoyable experience. Stan Weinberg, Patti Doktor, Rusty Kane, Bryan Liarson, Peggy Chulich, Bob Lcmcn, Scott Rozell (ASB President), Rosie Elias, Janna Vandenturg, Karen Ferre, Cheryl Sistrunk, Janet Nadalsky, Nick Cirlincione. ART CLUB To encourage the appreciation of art among students is this club's goal. The art club sponsors the well known art show, with exhibits made by the members themselves. They also went on many field trips to art galleries and art workshops. Joe Stits, Peggy Rivers, Terri Walker, Daine Snead, JoAnne Hartman, Andy Alves. Peggy Buffington, Julie Baker, Joe Adotta. 96 B. A. A. is a service club which consists of lettcrmen only. They sold popcorn and coke at the dances and activities nights, sponsored a dimc-a-dip dinner, painted the team room, and sponsored boys athletics. B.A.A. Brian Miller, Mark Hardwick, Mike Bethkc, Bob Gcndall, Bob O'Brien, Pete O'Brien, Ron Schnabbleggcrx, Bink ZceFink James, Andy McSorley, Rick Stratton, Dirk Axe, Danny Castillo, John Conners, Steve Eades, Steve Kekich, Brian Hoss, Steve Moran, Bruno, Art Haack, Don Kerr, Mike Olsen, Pizza, Steve, Jeff Smith, Mike Hite, Joe Zenzola, Miles Kolkow, Tim Tabct, Mike Howard, Terry Cutradish, Dave Ketchum, Jeff Schemerhornc, Cary Walsh, Mark Butcher, Dave Washmund, Buzz Fabian, Andy Crannillo, Scott Bethrum, Luke,. BANNER CARRIERS Tins group of girls, proudly displayed the Bellflower Banner, and Flags in all parades and halftime shows during the year. Banner Carriers: Debbie Rudd, Cheryl Baker, Karen Johnson, Donna Kartchner, Cathy Larabce, Flag: Rita Silver, Cathie Back, Andrea Matcham, Dana Watson, Lynette Durrant, Shelly Brown, Marsha Hardy, Lori Hulen, Diane Row, Rose Carr, Gloria VanDcMeer, Rita Silvers, Cathy Back, Rose Carr, Carlcne Fudge, Dana Watson. BAND COUNCIL Steve Higgins, Dan Nadalsky, Gerald Hare, Linda Pederson, Dennis Simmons, Robyn Peek, Peggy Buffington, Dave Trout, Rhonda Rowley. BIOLOGY CLUB Rhonda Rowley, John Teel, Sherrie Burkowitz, Richard Okimoto, Erica Lansdown, Don Finley, Katherine Budig, Bonita Kato, Leah Julius, Mrs. Hersek, Susan Johnson, Julie Bubar, Juanita Woss, Janet Thompson, Judy Swain, Rose Carr, Ann Sheridan, Mary Kukiela, Terry Garrett, Jackie Weinberg, Mary Morrison, Rhonda Rhode, Tom Crcswcll, John Conner, Richard Jones, Bobbi Bair, Paul Mossinger, Dinah Herron, Jim Pichncr, Matt Bonnazola, Sam Nunn. JPi 'o o iacX fcpu t VW_ t 11 uv-tj s V Wvt: r 6 i c -w(; kc 4 C'i j (e k ec MM (: -M A lYlt CV. VAX Off . X’1 Je r cjtH ij OS AI C V_J C J Board of Directors: Ken Jensen, A1 Caldwell, Tom Hess, Richard Coodro, Bill Bethke, Sam HoWard, Bob Rhode, Walt Smith, George McIntyre. BUC BOOSTERS BUSINESS CLUB Leslie Bremmer, Betty Clark, Maria Cokcn, Jo Fenn, Bob Galccncr, Terry George, Connie Halls, Sandra Jorgensen, Sherrie Katz, Dcvvic Larabcc, Kathy Larabee, Janet Morrow, Nancy Morrow, Ernest Petus, Linda Sanders, Vicki Sandus, Dennis Simmons, Nancy Wadkins, Vicky Shipley. 99 THE BLADE STAFF Advisor..........................Skip McDowell Editor...........................LeeAnn Park Sports Editor....................Dave Wielenga Editorial Editor.................Clay Doyle Feature Editor...................Bonita Kato Reporters........................Diane Abcgg, Fred Budig, Scott Rozclle, Mickey Stokcly, Craig Willmore Varitypists......................Joannes Roman, Joanne Briones, Suzanne Fernish, Margie Klcinjan Ads..............................Cheryl Kinnc, Susan Smith, Maria Cohen Print Advisor....................Ray King During 5th and 6th periods a small group of people known as die Blade Staff works hard to produce each issue of the school news- paper. Under the leadership of LeeAnn Park and Dave Wielenga, and the advice of Skip McDowell the staff produces the bi- monthly newspaper for all the school to read. CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION As a coordinater of many projects working through Inter-Club-Council, Campus Beatification has served actively towards an improved atmo- sphere on the campus. Dinah Herron, Bryan Michelle Hatch, Dinah Herron, Bobbi Bair, Julie Bubar, Terry Garrett, San Nunn, Janet lhompson, Carol Kane, Bill Cummings, John Accord, Bonita Kato, Jackie Weinburg. Connie halls, Erica Lansdown, Brad Rodriquez, Jim Pichner, Richard Jones, Connie Grahm, Janice McConell, Vicky Herbst CHEMISTRY CLUB Chemistry Club is founded on the principles of interest in science and scientific activities, and in order to earn money to aid scientificly inclined students through the Science Scholarship Fund. 102 CHESS CLUB From queen’s gambits to poison pawns, castling and Sicilian defense techniques, chess buffs, beginners and ala-Bobby Fischers are the ones who join the chess club. They learn the more sophisticated moves of this game of anticipation through competition among themselves and against top players from other schools. CHINESE CLUB Mr. Henry Lee, Matt Bonazzola, Todd Bremer, Susan Dana, Frank Fox, Dale Glovderman, Daryl Glovderman, Donna Hamada, Glenn Hopper, Jim Pichner, Lorraine Spangler, B. Wilson, Scott Rozelle, David Creswell, Cheryl Dana, Margaret Hohmann, Peggy Rick, Jerry White, Terry White. lank if you will the following friends and or heroes ANNUAL STAFF: FRANK ARSI-CO-EDITOR ANDY ALVES-CO-EDITOR PEGGY BUFFINGTON- ASSISTANT EDITOR DINAH HERRON-ACTIV1TIES EDITOR, ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR BOBBI BAIR-ACTIVITIES, ESSAY, ORGANIZATIONS EDI- TOR MIKE PARDO-BUSINESS MANAG- ER, AD EDITOR JAYNE MAC LELLAN-UNDER- CLASS EDITOR, LAYOUT EDI- TOR JACK EYLER-PHOTO EDITOR CESAR BALDEMOR-PHOTOGRA- PHER, COPY EDITOR DONNA GRESHAM JOHN CONTRERAS-FACULTY EDITOR JANET CURTIS DENISE DAVIS JAMES FITE-PHOTOGRAPHER KAREN KANE BRIAN KENNEDY-SPORTS EDI- TOR, PHOTOGRAPHER LANNY CRAIG-PHOTOGRAPHER ED FARNUM-PHOTO GRAPHER JUANITA WOSS-PUBLIC RELA- TIONS MARGIE KLEINJAN PAULA LA ROCCO BRUCE WALTER JANET THOMPSON BOB LASSCHE-PHOTOCRAPHER CRAIG MAY JUDY SW AIM-PUBLIC RELA- TIONS RICK SCHAEFER LINDA NIELSEN MR. J. ADDOTTA-ADVISOR f CUMULATION This is the select group of people from choir. Having their own concert, singing in banquets, and singing throughout the community are just a part of what the group has done this year. Richard Back, Rodney Baker, Corena Baldridge, Diane Barrett, Mary Brazil, Frank Catania, Thomas Creswcll, Phillip Davis, Barbara Enochs, Lanai Openshaw, Melissa Osment, Denise Plant, Mark Rasile, Peach Shea, Kim Steenbergen, John Teel, Brenda Webb, Tim Colemcn, Karen Hale, Sam Turner, Randy Rebcr. P. Allen, K. Back, R. liack, S. Back, R. Baker, C. Baldridge, D. Barrett, M. Belt, M. Bonazzola, M. Brazil, F. Catania, T. Creswcll, B. Davis, P. Davis, B. Enochs, J. Fenn, C. Halls, P. Baker, 1.. Hardin, M. Hatch, A. 1 lergonson, D. Kartchncr, C. Kinne, S. Mecum, D. Michau, C. Morris, D. Newsom, M. Osment, R. Peek, D. Plant, M. Rasile, C. Shea, J. Teel, T. Thomas, S. Turner, D. Watson. CHOIR The choir provided Bellflower High with a very musical year Singing valentine's, caroling through the halls and concerts were just some of the many activities they enjoyed. 106 v p rA r . DRILL TEAM I Tins spirited group of girls, under the leadership of Susan Johnson and Rhonda Rhode, added color to parades and half-time shows. S. Johnson-Capt., R. Rhodc-Capt., S. Jorgensen-Pres., D. Janscn-Vice- Prcs., D. Larabee-Sec., D. Doylc-Treas., C. McKenzie-Historian, S. Smith-Historian, D. Abegg, C. Baldridge, C. Brown, A. Connrad, R. Granillo, S. Hensgen, A. Hergonson, M. Johnson, T. Newberry, D. Nolan, L. Reed, D. Schmcling, N. Valentine, S. Van Horsen, D. Bustrum, E. Cunningham, Mrs. Susan Ondo-Sponsor C.S.F. CSF membership is made up of those students who have achieved excellent academic standing. They serve the school and community through tutoring programs, pancake breakfasts, and other functions. L. Pederson, N. Cirlincione, P. Ri%’ers, T. Garrett, L. McCluggage, K. Back, P. Manley, B. Bair, D. Herron, B. Lcmen, J. McConnell, L. Julius, L. Park, B. Kato, E. Lansdown, C. Doyle, S. Smith, C. Kane, D. Schweitzer, T. Meador, L. McCrcdic, T. Walker, D. Calmer, D. Hamada, J. Weinburg, S. Furnish, C. McQuillin, D. Abegg, A. Baker, H. Mahood, J. Fenn, C. Halls, P. Buffington, K. Kane, D. Bryan, L. VanSurdsum, K. Steenbcrgen, N. Contreras, M. Kukiela, R. Stern, S. Nunn, B. Larson, B. Rodrigues, N. Valentine, R. Rhode, S. Johnson, E. Conningham, V. Herbst, M. Hatch, M. Bonnazola, S. Erkes, R. Hamada, R. Nathan, C. McConnell, G. Yoshinaga, K. Budig, J. Woss, J. Swaim, R. Rowley, R. Noar, R. R. Jones, J. Pinchcr, J. Wyatt, T. Creswell, K. Koops, Cassanova, P. Porcaro, S. Carlisle. NOT PICTIJRF.D- C. Baldemor. 107 FRESHMAN BOOSTERS 108 Picnics, kidnap breakfasts, painting signs and supporting the freshmen team were just part of the activities the freshmen boosters participated in this year. FRENCH CLUB Shelly Arnall, Diana Dishman, Lynette Mead, Linda Pederson, Diane Calmer, Shannon Anncslcy, Dcwie Henderson, Karen Johnson, Eric Aune, Susan Wodarczyk, Vickie Herbst, Penny Allen, Ruth Cuevas, Nancy Hermes FLAG SQUAD Rosie Elias, Laurinda Van Surksum, Kathy Me New, Cathy Barnhart, Patty McEwcn, Peggy Chulich Tami Meador, Debbie Kerr, Donna Whitley, Leeann Park, Peggy Traxcl, Susan Smith, Leah Julius. G.A.A. COUNCIL GAA Council is the managing body of GAA-an organization of girls who enjoy the fellowship, fun, and competition of sports. The council is responsible for the money raising projects and planning that makes GAA a success. G.A.O. COUNCIL G.A.O. Membership is made up of girls inter- ested in athletics and officiating. They serve as the referees, umpires, time keepers and scorekeepers that make it possible for G.A.O. to run smoothly. Officers - Prcsidcnt Cathy Felix Vice president- Linda Timm Secretary- Jcaninc Parker 110 GIRLS GLEE A. Baker. N. Dc Vries, B. Enochs, A. Frank, M. Luster, L. Hermes, C. Hill, R. LeCount, D. Morgan, D. Northern, P. Nunn, D. Plant, D. Render, V. Swansom, C. Weatherly, D. Wilson, J. Slover, B. Rogers, E. Michael, C. Walters, M. Henison, S. Galcspic, C. Louison, D. Barnes, E. Hufman, P. Hanes, L. Nielson, S. Hoyt, S. Jones, J. Stransbury, K. Panceroff, B. Severensen, P. Bell, S. Hansen, A. Rogers, M. Parenzen, D. Tcmburrclli, C. Shea, L. Young, D. Donahue, D. McLean, R. Sievers, M. Wesson, P. Clark, R. Standiy GERMAN CLUB German Club, Mike Klcwer, Dennis Mallard, Don Brockus, Bill Croud, David Wedge, Roger Noar, Jim Baker, Don Sutton, Pam Phipps, Bob Wagoner, Jim Potts, Scott Criffen, Donna Dabbs, Angie Conrad, Lori Hagemann, Debbie Borckus, Mary Morrison, Jennie VanderMaarl. Ill GIRLS LEAGUE Taking a sweeping command of many important school activities. Girls League hosted the Senior Tea, Sadie Hawkins Dance, Big Sister-Little Sister Picnic and the Fashion Show. GIRLS OF 73 Girls of '73, better known as ’’The Cream of the Crop”, was created for the purpose of protecting and preserving the health, safety, morals and welfare of the Senior Class. Patti Doktcr, Andrea Matcham, Marilyn Smith, Janet Nadalsky, Dana Watson, Kathy McNew, Peach Shea, Shelly Hensgen, Paula Aivano, Helen Van Haarlem, Debbie Mandas, Denise Collum, Vickie Roberts, Pam Manley, Laurie Hulen, Janie Taylor. Bobbi Bair, Dinah Herron, Rosie Elias, Debbie Wilson, Cathy Baker, Linda Bartil, Louwanna Stevens. 112 HOME-EC. CLUB Home Ec. Club acts as a service club. They plan various trips to convalescent homes. Dinners are planned after school, cooked by the girls themselves. They attempt to keep up the modern trends in Home Economics. J. Esser, C. Ely, A. Foxman, S. Dana, M. Williams, N. Negrete, M. Colen, L. Brehner, T. George, M. Stokcy, B. Clark, D. Clark, S. Winton, B. Johnson, C. Barret, P. Granillo, R. Cleland, D. Kerr, D. Davis, F. Vleigher HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES House of Representitives pro- vides proper student represen- tation. Representatives from each homeroom meet to voice new ideas from the students they represent, to establish new laws, and review present ones. Each suggestion is dis- cussed and voted on. The decision is then relayed back to the students. K. Hoops, R. Pocaro, C. Carlisle, D. Wyatt, C. McConnell, J. Teel, D. Dishinan, S. DeBoer, T. Garret, B. Lernen, S. Winton, D. Tracy, T. Creswcll, J. Conner, K. Kane, C. Barnhart, C. Halls, L. Mobley, Y. Contreras, R. Rowley, C. Budig, D. Nylen, D. Gresham, J Martinez, C. McQuillian, J. Kemp, B. Larson, B. Rodriguez, P. Buffington, D. Gloudeman, M. Carlton, P. Springs, T. Walker, S. Nunn, A. Okimoto, C. Bilker, C. Carter, R. LeChuga, D. Hewitt, D. Pauli. ‘ INTERCLUB COUNCIL I.C.C. is the house of representatives of the club system on campus. Made up of one representative from each club. It plans activities-both social and fund raising-for joint participation of all the clubs, fusing fun and purpose for the good of the entire school. Terry Garrett, Grctta Anthonty, Rosie Elias, Clay Doyle, Brian Larsen, Bobbi Bair, Rodney Stern, Peggy Buffington, Lee Ann Park, Cathy Baker, Dinah Herron, Erica Lansdown, Leah Julius, Bonita Kato, Lynctte Mead Shelly Henskin, Debbie Wilson, Peggy Rivers, Dianne Dishman. INTERACT Dale Glovderman, Gary Kirkwood, Paul Koumis, Jim Piclmer, Rocky Pardo, Jim Modlin, John Modlin, Gary Yoshinago, Mike Lemon, Stove Terry, Bob Galleener, Rich Okimoto, Dave Alves, Mike Pardo, Mike Lembe, Ray Hamada, Scott Rozelie, Bob Lemen. Interact is a conglomeration of the higher scholastic students into one club, for the betterment of the school society. They have been probably the most active club on campus for many years. 114 JAZZ BAND Randy Rowley, Steve Moran, Rod Mate hem, Daniel Nadalsky, Robyn Peek, Peggy Buffington, Linda Pederson, Dennis Simmons, Rhonda Rowley, Judy Swain, Steve Higgins, Gerald Hare, Mark Rathburn, David Trout, Bill Peterson Jazz-Band is a selective group from the band who supplies the background and musical spirit at all pep assemblies, basketball games, and similar functions, as well as giving their own performances in concerts during the year. KEY CLUB Curtis McConnel, Bob O'bricn, Sam Nunn, Brad Rodriguez, Bryan Larson, Ron Sclmablegger, Cesar Baldcmor, Dave Nylen, Randy Karst, Steve Bragg, Clay Doyle, John Conner, Paul Litzinger, Paul Mossinger, Mike Rohrer, As a boy’s service organi- zation, Key Club has raised money for childrens hospitals, the March of Dimes and the Cancer Society. LEO CLUB Leo Club, a Branch of Lions Club, is an active service club. The club makes visits to convalescent homes and is a big aid to senior citizens. They participate in activities on and off campus. R. Gillen, B. Belknat, S. Burrows, L. Johnson, S. Huelen, G. George, R. Stern, J. England, D. Morrlsson, G. Brown, M. Howard, B. Cummings, J. Swain, S. Erkes, G. Noar, J. Woss, C. Felix, J. Johnson, A. Franks, M. Luster, J. Eyler, E. Scott MAJORETTES 116 P. Manley, L. McCluggage, S. Mecum, D. Mandas MARCHING BAND Marching Band is a number of students grouped together with their musical talents. A few of the things that they do are representing the school at parades, putting on half-time shows, and building spirit at Buc games. Marching Band, J. Acord, W. Armstrong, H. Bensema, J. Brink, ). Brown, C. Budig, P, Buffington, T, Buffington, D. Cantrell, D. Cantrell, F. Fox, R. Gillen, D. Gregory, J. Hare, K. Hart, S. Higgins, R. Hobbs, K. Jacobsma, S. Jinkins, J. Kemp, K. Kinz, M. Luttrexll, R. Matcham, S. Marxan, D. Murray, D. N’adalsky, D. Nylen, S. Nylen, B. Patterson, L. Pedersen, R. Peek, M. Rathburn, R. Rowley, R. Rowley, D. Sandy, D. Simmons, J. Swaim, D. Traut, J. VanderMaarl, J. Wright, C. Young. MASCOT This year Tim Coleman was our mascot Billy Buc. He showed much spirit and enthusiasm at all football games and helped out Pep Squad as much as he could. V. Herbst, B. Bair, L. Julirs, C. Doyle, R. Stem, J. Modlin, R. Noar, J. Bubar, B. Kato, D. Herron, J. Thompson, R. Jones, T. Garrett, S. Hatch, T. Creswell, C. Hallis. MATH CLUB This year Math Club parti- cipated in activities such as a trip to the County Fair, a mountain trip, speaker days, and the annual Math field Day put on for the local junior highs. B. Bair, L. Brenner, M. Cohen S. Dana D. Dishman, T. George, D. Herron, L. Mead, M. Pardo, M. Stokely, M. Todd. MEDIA CLUB Media Club was formed to serve as an avenue for its members to travel through the world of Media. They attended concerts, radio and television show tapings, college film festivals, and helped various departments such as Drama with the publicity for their productions. 118 mm B. Anton, R. Back, S. Back, D. Barnes, C. Barrett, K. Bartley, R. Chesley, M. Cohen, F. Contreras, C. Dana, S. Dana, L. Davenport, D. Dishman, J. Gillen, T. Hatch, D. Holinsworth. S. Jinkins, D. Kartchner, M. Lemen, J. Martinez, M. Mazzola, J. Mecum, C. Morris, C. Norman, D. Mylen, L. Oropeza, D. Rudd, R. Silver, L. Taylor, M. Tinkleberg, N. Valentine, S. VanHorsen. MIXED CHORUS Mixed chorus performed this year in two concerts. MODERN DANCE Modern dance is a group of girls whose interest in art is through physical movement. Their purpose is to put on a spring modern dance show. J. Bubar, T. Garrett, D. Snead, J. Thompson, F. Hemmel, J. Curtis, D. Smith, K. Valdes, L. Pederson, T. Comer, C. Halls, N. Anderson, B. Kato, L. Furusho, K. Raymond, S. Bcrkowitz, V. Roberts, D. Smith, B. Gucdel, C. Si Strunk, C. Ray, D. Jackson, T. Thomas, L. Julius, J. Dofner, D. Wilkinson, E. Lansdown, J. Farquar, N. Rom ash, M. Chaholla. A. Allison, N. Hudspeth, K. Weatherly, R. Carr, M. Anthony, S. Romash, iiuuuiu, ... B. Anton, C. Viera, A. Talsma, J. Hopper. I PHYSICS CLUB Bill Kosareff, Ted Shimamoto, JoAnn Hartman, Janet Thompson, Pam Robinson, Tim Rush, Loretta Villegas, Kim Knecht, Mike Howard, Wade Calmer, Steve Hulen, Clay Doyle, Roger Noar, Richard Jones, Rod Stern, Jim Rogers, Sam Nunn, Nancy Hudspeth, Jim Modlin. RACKETEERS This club is known as the social part of the tennis team which gives all Buc students the opportunity to learn how, and to play tennis. This club sponsored activites such as the mixed doubles tournament and the faculty student tournament. The members of this club believe that tennis is a sport for everyone. 120 S. CLUB Terry George, Bette Clark, Cheryl Dana, Susan Dana, Traci Hatch, Sharon Barnett, Linda Bouman, Mary Parenzan, Peggy Kick, Tammy Davis, Beth Fumkawa, Maria Cohen, Faye Vleigher, Lcni Mcl.inden, Janice Case, Leslie Brenner, Sandy Jorgensen, Mickey Stodely, Colleen Oldenkamp, Leslie Maye. SONG SQUAD Lori Van Pelt, Linda Bartel, Janet Digiciento, Diane Smith, Louanna Stevens, (head song) 121 SPEECH TEAM Goal: U.C.L.A. 1973 State Speech Tournament. Martin Katz, Sherri Erkes, Traci Hatch, Gary Noar, Roger Noar, Bryan Larson, Jay Grodeau, Rod Stern, Terry Garrett, Steve Hulen, John Teel, Paul Mossinger. SPANISH CLUB Sherri Erkes, Betsy Scott, Erica Lansdown, Jolene Fenn, Katy Crone, Mary Jean Luster, Juanita Woss, Myla Mazzola, Irene Rubio, Tom Creswell, Jim Modlin. 122 Jamie Carrillo, Mary Morrison, Kathie Back, Becky Ybarra, Nancy Hudspeth, Bob Lemen, Frances Contreras, Andrea Matcham STUDENT COURT Student Court is the judicial Branch of our student government. These lawmakers investogate the use of student body funds and have the power to impeach any student officer if his performance is not up to Buc standards. THESPIANS Sandra Jenkins, Peter Myers, Kathy Manus, I-aura Taylor, Dale Tracy, Kathy Reynolds, Freida Hemo, Donna Davidson, Bruce Walter, Stormy Martin, Ron Chesley, Karen Hale, Lynn McCluggage, Cathy Baker, Linda Timm. WRESTLING BOOSTERS D. Calmer, V. Cowels, K. Bartley, S. Mecum, N. Valentine, C. Gunderson, R. Silvers, J. Parker, B. Ybarra, D. Collum, T. Roberts, A. Okimoto, P. Manley, J. McConnell, L. McCluggagc, R. Jensen, R. Ybarra, M. Hardy, L. Hulcn, A. Matcham, D. Watson, P. Shea, R. Kuiken, K. Manus, S. Annesly, L. Reed, N. Sandlin, C. Hoffman, M. Smith, K. Kane, M. Kleinjan, L. George, K. Back. YELL SQUAD Marilyn Smith, Terri Roberts, Karen Kane, Rita Ybarra, Margie Kleinjan, Carol Gunderson. siaods i BUC GRID '72: TOUGH ..NEW ADVERSARIES. . .starring qb dan castillo the crowd pleaser His movements arc often in the form of speed and deceptive foot- work, carrying the ball 329 times for 2095 yards and 26 TDs. SEASON (7-2). . . 126 f . and an all-star cast of flits and headhunters. . 1 to Four points separated a good season from a great one as the BHS Varsity Football Team Circa '72 were upset by scores of 14-13 and 21-18. Any other team would have been pleased with their records, but anything short of No. 1 isn't enough. The RAIDERS are winners, boasting a 28-5-3 four year record with an 850 percentage. Head Coach Clay Odell. TOP LEFT. An uniden tificd Buc is appre- hended by Paramount while center Andy McSorley does his thing. MIDDLE. Dirk Axe (66) and Scott Rogers (81) blast a hole for a Don Kerr TD. BOTTOM. A Mayfair fumble re- sults a free for all where Steve Kekich (82) and Ken Smith (61) and two other visible Bucs join the melee. 127 buc roster and thes.g.v.l. campaign BOTTOM ROW'. Art Shelgren, Mark Butcher, Brian Miller, Pete O'Brian, Mike Hite, Mark Hardwick, Dan Castillo, Bob Cendle Dave Wasmund, Rick Porcaro, Gary George, Jim Janoian, Greg Johnson, Walt Schmidt. MIDDLE. Asst. Coaches Mike Kekich, Steve Dunnam; Scott Rogers, Jim Mecum, Ron Schnablegger, Mike Howard, Bill Kolkow, Don Kerr, Mike Olson, John Conner, Brian Rath burn, Rick Stratton, Andy McSorley, Head Coach Odell, Asst. Coach Ed Keenan. TOP. Miles Kolkow, Mike Mandas, Dirk Axe, Mike Bethke, Steve Kckich, Steve Eades, Dave Ketcham, Ken Smith, Art Haack, Richard Naretta, Terry Cutwright. Bucs 14 Inglewood 0 Bucs 21 Mayfair 0 Bucs 14 Downey 6 Bucs 13 Excelsior 14 Bucs 18 Lynwood 21 Bucs 27 Paramount 12 Bucs 40 Wrarren 7 Bucs 27 Norwalk 21 Bucs 7 La Mirada 0 Pre-season, Homccoming J.V S POTENTIAL VARSITY HOPEFULS Well-balanced in both areas of offense and defense, the Junior Varsity foot- ball team finished a strong second in the S.G.V.L. JV Coach Steve Dunnam Mark Butcher (51), John Halma (66), and Richard Granillo provide quarterback Mike Hite (hidden) a moment's protection. TOP ROW. Mark Butcher, Richard Granillo, Richard Naretta, Joe Zenzola, Gary Walsh, Tim Tabet, Aaron Moore, John Conner, Coach Steve Dunnam. MIDDLE. Pete O'Brian, Jim Mecham, Scott Bethrum, Buzz Fabian, George Stratton, Jim Janoian, Brain Miller. BOTTOM. John Halma, Mike Olsen, Calvin Sistrunk, Jeff Smith, Mike Hite, Mark Rasile, Frank Manzanarcs, Greg Johnson 128 sophomores: exposure to varsity scout The record of 3 wins and 6 losses doesn't indicate the true picture of this team. Injuries were a major factor in the success and failures of the Sopho- more Football Team. This team, though small in number was large in heart and every team we played knew they had been in a game. Coach Little and Coach Snow LEFT: Three pensive onlookers watch the proceedings onfield. FRONT ROW. Michau, Mclntirc, Turner, Jones, Belt, Shipley, Davis, Ruhlcn, Norris. SECOND ROW. Coaoh Little, Mercier, Dawkins, Riley, Bathurum, Granillo, Smith, Keglcy, Gruber, MichaeIson, Johnson, Coach Snow. rUlRDROtt. Slover, Bateman, Hare, Moore, Bcthurum, Rogers, Schermerhorn, Rasile, Head. frosh babes. . mean, little gnats. . . TOP (BACK). S. Ohls, R. Saling, J. Bustrum, T. Davis, Crutchfield, Leyborne, R. Morgan, K. Ketchum, J. Terbourg. TOP. Coach Arnold Winokur, B. Perkins, S. Silva, D. Jensen, D. Nadalsky, M. Annesley, S. Matthias, I'. Dufner, A. Stevens, J. Brown, S. Torres, R. Ridley, T. Buffington, Coach Arnic Koch. KNEELING: C. Hancnberg, R. Dumming, T. Gcndle, P. Lopez, D. Underwood, T. Porcero, M. DiFrancisco, R. Jacobsma, J. Woods, C. Ruliler, H. Smith, R. Kooy, Slover. BOTTOM. L. Wiekamp, J. Rogers, C. Acosta, M. Dyer, F. Emerson, G. Ramirez, R. Wilson, M. Marrero, M. Chandler, M. Gomes, O. Forker, S. Gomez, J. Modlin Bellflower High can be proud of its Buc babes for the Frosh have contin- ued the BHS legacy of solid football and Buc Pride, shutting out four teams. Special commendations to Mark Chandler, Mikcy Gomez, Frank Emerson and Carlos Acosta. Coach Winokur and Coach Koch RIGHT: Winokur's horde demolishes an Excelsior ballcarrier. 3-A CIF CROSS COUNTRY CHAMP BOB O'BRIEN VARSITY: FRONT: Rick Larman, Pat Springs, Dave Wielcnga, Steve Moran, Fred Budig. REAR: Bob O'Brien, Ken Nelsen, Tom Cres- well, Paul Wielcnga. We have to consider a 7-4 record a successful season. Bob O'Brien provided Bellflower's first individual CIF championship. Other top runners were Ken Nelsen, Dave Wielenga, Pat Springs, Fred Budig and Steve Moran. Our top JV was Freshman foe Parra who will help us greatly next year. Head Coach Roy Swett JV: FRONT: Alan McNamec, Scott Martin, Joe Parra, Robbie Jennings. REAR: Frank Holins- worth, Jim Pichner, Craig Tb Thompson, Danny Thompson. BUC WRESTLING: TEAM INEXPERIENCE. INDIVIDUAL STAND OUTS . . . The JV Wrestling team, mostly first year wrestlers, performed unexpectedly well. Under Coach Frank Lackey, the JV’s, instead of giving up and getting walloped by more mature teams, held their own, losing by small deficits. TOP: Eddie Ybarra, Mike Lemon, Cbris Moxon, Aaron Moore, Craig May, Don Sutton, Steve Ohls. DOWN: Dan Nadalsky, Hawley Smith, George Parte low, Loren Jenkins, Mike Wosoughkea, Mike Miller, Coach Franko Lackey. The Varsity matmen, with only three returning letter - men, are in the midst of rebuilding. The Varsity in individual talent, have superlative calibers in Rick Stratton, Dirk Axe, Joe Zenzola, Rick Okimoto, etc. Next year, Coach Arnie Koch concedes a league con- tender to retain the SGVL wrestling crown. Perry DiGiulio, Dave Soto, Dave Alves, Tim Reesh, Gary White, Joe Zenzola, Rick Stratton, Coach A. Koch and twin, Dirk Axe, Lonny Markyma, Scott Bcthurum, Ken Nclscn, Bob Hauser, George Parte low, Rick Okimoto. VARSITY BASKETBALL: COACH JIM GREENFIELD.. . SCREAMS. . WHERE'S KIPP? CLOCKWISE: Guard Rusty Kane does it all against Paramount. Scott Simmons and Kane during Warren confrontation. CENTER: Steve Eadcs makes a free throw. Forward hob Bcga Wofford fights for a rebound. Frank Gonzales, Nick Cirlincionne, Rusty Kane, Brian Hale, Scott Simmons, Jim Modlin, Steve Fades, Kipp Archambault, Dave Kctcham, Bob Wofford, Mike Di Giulio, Mark Wore 11, Bob Lernen. ____ ________________________________ The Bucs without center Kipp Archambault floundered during the first half of the season with a 3-4 record. Center Steve Eades and forward Bob Wofford provided adequately aggressive rebounding, although not noted for their size. When Kipp did return, the Bucs defeated La Mirada and knocked out Downey off first place. Perceptions of going all the way to C1F were realized when Bellflower upset Warren, only to lose to San Gabriel in the first round. LITTLE BIG MEN. . . 133 )V'5: FROM RAW TALENT TO VARSITY MATERIAL The JV Basketball team, deprived of several JV stalwarts who moved up to Varsity this year, nevertheless, adjusted commendably under Coach Lynn McCarroll. As insurance for next year’s campaign, the JV’s boasts potential varsity starters in center Gary Patten, forwards Steve Hendrickson and John Parks, and the playmaking tandem of Randy Hess and Stan Weinberg. BOTTOM: Super sub Craig Wilmore, appreciating the attention from the lens, eventually misses the charity. Meanwhile, J. Parks anticipates a rebound as S. Weinberg observes from the background. TOP: The JV team and Coach McCarroll discussing a new strategy. TOP: Coacli L. McCarroll, R. Hess, S. Hendrickson, C. Patten, Joh J. Parks, J. Killingbeck. BOTTOM: C. Wilmorc, S. Wicnbcrg, R. Roque, M. Kartchner, M. Baty. NOT PICTURED: Ed Farnum, .elmo Bcga. 134 SOPHOMORE, BASKETBALL: FRESHMAN TOP: K. Wilmore, D. Glaudeman, R. Durr ant, G. Ficociello, D. Rogers, R. Jansen, C. White, R. Craven, D. Glaudeman, J. Kasarcoff, J. Stackwcll. NOT SHOWN: Coach Joseph Bott BOTTOM: J. Chapman, D. Ewart, P. O'Brien, S. Ruffner, K. Bruton, P. Custer, D. Hamilton, B. Wagen. The recent Olympics at Munich displayed the last vestiges of U. S. domination in the Summer Games. In a more diminutive comparison, the Bucs in athletics seem to have eased their grip towards its dominance in the SGVL. In the past, BHS had excellent teams to field in any athletic confrontation, but in the last few years, we have had good teams. Today, the SGVL is a free-for-all battle with any team having a good shot at any title. TOP: Coach Bob Alessi, M. Chandler, F. Emerson, M. Wiekamp, J. Rogers, S. Campbell, R. Saling, G. Walden, D. Creswell, D. Allenbaugh. BOTTOM: R. Hippie, D. Bentley, K. Bruton, S. Torres, R. Visscr, B. Sorbom. NOT SHOWN: D. Junso 135 Karen Caldwell, Karen Kane, Georgette Leonard, Deanne Calmer, Heather Mahood, Carol Kane, Suzanne VanHorsen, Donna Hamada, Kathy Valdez, Lorna McCrcdic. Julie Bubar, Rita Silvers, Robin Peek, Kathy Back, Jeanne Parker, Pam Manley, Sherry Mecum, Georgette Leonard, Susan Smith, Heather Mahood, Bev Schermcr, Debbie Kerr, Donna Hamada, Diane Calmer, Melinda Williams, Denise Plant, Peggy Buffington, Nannettc Carroll. G.A.A. MANAGERS VARSITY TENNIS This year’s tennis team was undefeated in tournament play. They participated in the Mid-Cities Tournament and also played such schools as South Gate, Loara and Santa Fe. 136 Debbie Fellows, Peggy Easton, Jackie Weinberg, Peggy Chulich, Patty McEwcn, Lorna McCredic, Cail Carter,«Sharon Harrison, Diane Schenk. The hard-working girls on the volleyball team won a first in the Mid-Cities Tournament, which includes such schools as Artesia, Gahr, Excelsior, and several more. They also came away with a first place in the 12 Team Invitational Tourney, which Bellflower hosted. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 137 TENNIS Bellflower High School's 1972-73 tennis team proudly completed their season by taking the San Gabriel Valley League title for a record-making eleventh consecutive year. Phil Rogers is the number one singles—with four years of undefeated league play and the league individual title. Mike DiGiulio and Scott Rozelle combined for the number one spot in doubles play. 138 TRACK FIELD IS. . . .RUN, BABY RUN! Tremendous individual performances from miler Bob O’Brien to sprinter Brian Rathburn and an impressive number of personnel attributed to much of this year’s success for the Buc track and field men of 1973. CLOCKWISE. Bee 440 relay team accelerates full gear to later by])ass its Excelsior opponent. Tom Creswell, Dallas Atherton, Darius Michau, and winner Frank Catania in varsity 120-low hurdles. Tom Dawkins kicks off his starting block, while Gary George sets to heave shotput. Mile, two mile specialist Bob O'Brien routinely wipes-out contenders. 139 JV Frosh., Track;, JV Frosh: BOTTOM. L. Johnson, M. Luttrell, A. Stevens, G. Ramirez, K. Maynard, T. Gendle, K. Jacobsma, J. Parra, C. Ruhlen, L. Michelson, G. Shipley, S. Matthias, R. Larman. TOP. D. Kegley, J. Stanton, M. Johnson, T. Head, T. Buffington, S. Hyink, G. Forker, T. Dawkins, D. Michau, M. Rasile, D. Rasile, D. Alves, D. Foreman, $. Gruber, W. Guthrie. Varsity Track; Varsity: BOTTOM. Tom Creswell, Jim Pichner, Rick Larman, Vince Colamonico, Jim Janoian, John Halma, Mike Howard, Bill Kolkow, Jack Villegas, Ken Cooper, Steve Moran, Mark Rasile. TOP. Rick Naretta, Pat Springs, Bill Kosareff, Dick Miersma, V Lee Brice, Bryan Larson, I Rick Stratton, Gary r George, Dirk Axe, Bob S O'Brien, Brian Rathburn, Ken Nelsen, Steve Hulen, Darius Michau, Tim Tabet. N.P. Dave t; - Wielenga, Frank Catania. I I Coach, how's the team coming along along? Just great! Six and zip, baby.. You're kidding? You putting this in the annual? he laughed. Why not.. ? Oh, just say well-balanced and... You said that too about your JV football team?! Just put the same thing, man . . BASEBALL BASEBALL BA Frosh BB; Freshmen Randy Morgan and Dan Crutchfield, with a batting average of .590 (13 for 22) and .470 (12 for 29) respectively the total season, were instrumental to the team's consistent performance. The team flaunts a . 921 fielding average and a .318 batting average. Frosh lineup; LEFT TO RIGHT. B. Hippie, D. Kramer, D. Plaschc, J. Hegedus, M. Chandler, J. Jennings, M. Dyer, D. Crutchfield, F. Emerson, L. Battest, R. Morgan, R. Martin, M. Wiekamp, C. Thompson, R. Saling, M. Gomes, P. Owens, B. Perkins, D. Nadalsky, M. Heller, C. Acosta. Coach Ed Keenan. j' J ft L IT tSJJSm t J JV: LEFT TO RIGHT. Coach Steve Dunnam, T. McShane, A. LaRocco, Z. Rodigher, P. Davis, D. Valadao, B. King, M. James, G. Ficocicllo, c. King, J. Connor, J. Zenzola, C. Carter, J. Ponomaroff, A. Kraxberger, J. Schermerhom, D. Ramirez, D. Driftwood, G. Norris, J. Schramm, L. Stark, J. Griffin. N.P. J. Me cum, G. Schnablegger 140 SEBALL BASE BALL B A SEASON OF CLOSE CALLS. . HARD RUNNING. . AND EARNED RUNS: Varsity Baseball CLOCKWISE. An unidentified Buc seemingly has the play beaten. Art Haack on the run, while Steve Kekich trots home on Art’s coaxing. Note perplexed LB Jordan catcher. 141 VARSITY BASEBALL: Varsity Baseball; Unloading a fastball, pitcher Dan Jensen gamers another strike. The Bucs have three excellent pitchers, including Jensen, in the personnel of Steve Kekich and Brian Hale. Powerhitters like Mike Sammons, Bink James, John Koltoff, and Brian Hale complimented the team's fine pitching staff. An early seasonal slump in its offensive attack had the Bucs stifled due to inexperience, according to Coach Mike Kekich. When last record- ed, the Bucs had a . 240 batting average and turned in three one-run perform- ances. TOP. Mike Sammons, Art Haack, Bink James, Scott Rogers, Steve Kekich, Brian Hale, Matt Bonazzola, Coach Mike Kekich. BOTTOM. John Koltoff, Mel Baty, Richard Munoz, Dan Jensen, Ron Simpkins, Armando Gonzales. i GOLF Although golf is a fairly new sport at bellflower High School Mr. Mitchell has built a fine team. Last year's results prove this. Our team was first place in league with an 8-0 record. Going on to the GIF semi-finals they placed second out of twenty- two teams. At the finals the team didn't fair as well, placing seventh out of eight teams. This year's varsity consists of such fine players as; No. 1 golfer E. Walker, (2) A. Rodriquez, (3) F. Rodriquez, (4) R. Meyer, (5) M. Ziemer, (6) G. Soneff, (7) R. Aitken, (8) L. Hudspeth, and (9) G. Yoshinaga PARTING SHOTS: FOOTBALL FLASHBACK t'was a bloody, good fight, mates! --What Buc football buff would not forget last sea- son's disappointing campaign? In those two losses, the Bucs came down swinging and made a game of it 'til the final buzzer. It’s still a summer's breach from football, but it's already certain that when we confront Excelsior and Lynwood again. Coach Odell's army will draw first blood. --Special commendations: To sub qb Don Kerr who played masterfully under the shadow of Dan Cas- tillo. To Phil Rogers, perhaps the best tennis player in BHS history. Undefeated in the SGVL for the past two years as a varsity player, Phil was one of the ingredients in BHS' unnoticed domination of the league’s tennis scene. 144 I.V I IFINF ARTS Cathy Baker and Karen Hale This fall's production of the play This Little Hand not only was a smash among its stage hands and crew, but also among the student body as well. While most plays in the past have given parts for members of both sexes, the Who-done-it plot featured a cast of ten female flurries hanging in social status from a mad murderess to coed aristocrats. Although it was clear to the viewer from the beginning as to who was the killer, the suspense builds up as the players become endangered of being cold corpses in a dark closet. The first night of the play was a benefit per- formance to aid the Annual's funds. The Annual staff would like to thank the Drama de- 146 partment for their gen- erous help. CHRISTMAS CONCERT Girls Glee This years Christmas concert was the combined effort of the Choral Dept, and the Concert Band. Groups featured were Triple Trio, Brass Choir, several instrumental and vocal duets. The audience joined the band in several Christmas corals and the Choir sang the Hallelujah Chorus for the final number. Tracy Hatch and Kathy Back Peggy Buffington and Robyn Peck ART SHOW AND SALE Customers??!! !□ Peggy Buffington Everyone agrees! The Young Masters was a good title for this years art show held Dec. 13,14, and 15. The talent of the art students was very evident from leather goods to paintings and everytlii ng between. The visitors found key chains, ceramics and even Christmas cards to buy. The art department bought new supplies with die proceeds of die sale. 148 What a variety! I'll take the top one! ((r ivSIuiu'■ (x«i'! JvcAvria Y:nn-(mo Wanda Hale making a sale ! 149 CAUGHT IN THE VILLI AN'S WEB THE CAST: Regina Larkfield . Dr. Hugo Belch Brockton.......... Malvern Larkfield . Lona Larkfield . . Nclla Hargrave . . Cyril Bothingwell . Felicity Fair . . . Geraldine Hargrave Denise............ Debbie Smith Mike Smith Peter Myers Rick Wilson Kathey Manus Karen Hale Nash Contreras Karen Raymond Sandra Jinkins Debbie Henderson This year's all-school play was a production re- volving around love, money and a shifty-eyed Sam. Trying to create a who-done-it Southern embel- lished mellerdraymer, the characters consisted of a wealthy widow, portrayed by Debbie Smith; her son, Malvern Larkfield (Rick Wilson) whose mother intends to wed him to the not-so-pure but most certainly prissy Nella Hargrave (Karen Hale). As in any true love heart affairs, the son really loves someone else. Karen Raymond, who tried to portray this as best as she could played the role of Felicity Fair, as Mrs. Larkfield's nurse. 150 ALL SCHOOL PLAY Because money was the word of the night, there appeared a money- hungry leech, Nash Contreras, playing the part of the Larkfields' lawyer. While chaos was clearly evident on stage, one member of the set seemed to be quite able of taking care of everybody and everything. So, in the style so typical of the family butler, Peter Myers once again steals the show, and becomes hero for the night. 151 IN RECOGNITION FOR This year Bonita Kato became well-known around campus for her literary contributions to the Blade and the beauty in which she complemented the Winter Sports Festival Royal Court. What is little known, of Bonita are her graceful abilities in the Fine Arts: She is both an accomplished With only one year of photography pianist and dancer. She and her the amazing Jack Eyler emerged close friend Erica Lansdown, who from obscurity to rescue the lends their expertise to others by Treasure Chest staff from a instructing ballet at Gwen and picture-less famine. Taking up Shirleys' Ballet Studio and the residence in the B.H.S. darkroom, Y.M.C.A., have studied ballet Jack produced high quality art, for four years--adding poise and worthy of prizes in the Inter- loveliness to studio recitals. The Scholastic Photography Contest talented pair gave Bellflower and the East Los Angeles Photo High a reputable name in their Contest. After attending Cypress dance the Double Image Junior College and the California presented during the Third Annual State University at Long Beach, High School Dance Festival at the he plans a career in commercial California State University at photography. Fullerton. EXCELLENCE It THE FIELD OF FINE ARTS In his four years at Bellflower High th£ individualistic, non-confor- mist Andy Alves (alias Tony) majored in art. An active member of die Art Club, and an award winner in the Project Read Contest in 1971, Tony worked on this year's art calendar, and displayed the products of his gifted aptitude at the County Library Exhibit in 1972, the Cerritos College Art Shows, the Downey Museum of Art, and all the BHS shows. As co-editor of the Annual he designed the divider pages for each section. He plans a career in advertising. Like the pianos, sheet music, and treble clefs, Barbara Enochs and Denise Plant have seemed to be indispensible assets to the BHS Vocal Music department. With schedules that read like music class rosters, they were members of Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, Triple Trio, Choir, Ensemble (Cumulation), and teachers' aides (with and without credit) for Mrs. Baker. They combined their voices in duets for Christ- mas concerts, helped to choreograph numbers for Triple Trio and Chamber Singers, and finally built the Choir float for the Homecoming Moreover, she handled the finances for Singing Valentines, renovated the music library, managed the choral robes, kept a scrapbook to preserve the departments' activities for history, gave transportation aid, beautified the bulletin boards, and generally contributed a MOUNTAIN of volunteer work that boosted the enthusiasm and interest of the A 152 In his role as Senior Drum major David Traut has been the figure of authority and nobleness be- fitting the Bellflower High School Buccaneer Band. Besides his leadership qualities he has contributed his musical talents to help make the tuneful band great, playing the tuba in the Concert Band and the trombone in the Stage Band. His instrumental skills have also been put to good use, performing in a local Youth Band. Jeanne Farquhar began her imaginative and dependable career in Drama in 1971. She appeared as a walk-on in the production of Up The Down Staircase, and then took a role on the other side of the lights as Stage Director for Dramarama 1971 and 1972. With a year of stagecraft she be- came technical director and lighting designer for such major productions as A Midsummer Nights Dream and Wall to Wall War . She devoted her time to Christmas shows, choir performances, etc., as a service to the school. She is now active at Cerritos College and in the Long Beach Civic Light Opera. Peggy Buffington lives in a world of her own, a cross between the worlds of visual and soundable art. She was a member of the Band Council, Art classes, and the Annual Staff. Creating the Art calendar in 1972, and president of the Art Club, Peggy per- formed in all the functions and concerts of the band and orchestra. She has exhibited for the California Association of Arts in 1973, - the Cerritos Shows, and the Student Art shows at school, as well as winning a Project Read Contest award. She received the Bank of America award for the BHS 1973 Art Department. She plans to attend Cerritos College and the California State University at Long Beach aspiring for a career in teaching art and music. 153 t H_C.. — U -LU, oJxjL 71jLGXs h Lt 0 l - n ' cc yi , - JjlOL- , 2 ?26 C S 9- S ) ) l xeC c l _ CIA'O'y'T Csl 2 ? u £ d-lML (tJC - ■ r - 7 1 UNDERCLASSES JUNIORS OF 74' Mrs. Shahin-Junior Advisor Junior Officers: President-Karen Ferre, Vice Pres.-Matt Bonazzola, Secrctary-Luann Frursho, Sec. of Publicity-Terri Roberts, Sec. of Activities-Marilyn Smith, Court Preceptors-Frances Contreras and Mary Morrison, (NOT PICTURED) Sgt. of Arms-Jamie Schramm. 156 Jim Adam Tim Adam Jackie Allen Karen Aule� Mark Alyca Nila Anderson Crina Anthony Marc i lie Aoki Mike Aparicio Anna Apondaca Mike Aranda Kathy Arrellanes U'aynette Asbury Tom Babich Danny Bailey Sheryl Baird Tim Brirendinc Karen Broslous Arbie Brown Donna Bryan Julie Bubar Bob Budihas Darryl Burlridge Tim Burke Sharlene Butter Mark Butcher Robert Bynfi Karen Caldwell Cary Cameron Candi Campbell Chuck Caquelia Cheric Carlisle ONE MORE YEAR TO SURVIVE Debra Barbour Chrit Bartel Melvin Baty Anita Bcasly Roy Beck Carla Bell Robert Bell Sherry Berkoivit7 Bille Billings Martin Blais Mat Bonarrola Steve Bragg Alicia Carpcnas Rote Carr Chris Carter Janis Carter Vicki Case Ron Chesley Penny Christiansen Mark Chulich Bette Clark Jack Clausen Victor Coamonita Vince Colamonico Steve Coleman John Conner Frances Contreras Nash Contreras Sarah Contreras Faron Cook James Cooper Ken Cooper 157 ONE MORE TEACHER TO BEAR Randy Counterman Larry Cox Vanessa Cox Roger Crockett Carolyn Crouch Ricky Cuevas Jan Curtis Rick Outright Celesta Dabbs Donald Dalphin Julie Daly Brenda Davis Denise Davis John Davis Jeri DeBoer Anna DeGraaf Pat Devine Joni DeVries Mike Dewitt Marla Diendorf Janet Digiacinto Paul DiGiulo Al Dimick Kim Disharoon David Dishman Jcanine Dofner Patti Dokter Clayton Doyle Debbie Doyle Michelle Dyer Pamela Earnest Duane Eiter Terri Emerson Jeanne F.nkhorn Jill Evans Walter Fabian Ed Farnum Sheryl Feldspouch Jo Fenn Suzanne Fcrnish Karen Ferre Mark Fisher Jodi Fisher Scott Fowler Steve Fowler Kim Fox Ron Freier Judy Fuller Luann Furusho Robert Galecncr Grace Galindo Patti Gallcgo Terry Garret John Gilbcrth Robin Gillette Armando Gonzales Dave Go'''”''' ’ 158 Carol Goodro Craig Graham Richard Granillo Robert Grant Terry Gray Bob Gregory David Gregory Donna Gresham ONE BIG TEAM TO CHEER AT Tyler Haack Cathy Halderman Connie Halls Raymond Hamack Bill Hambly Robert Hamilton Diana Hansen Terry Hardin Darwin Harris Michelle Hatch Bob Hauser Steve Hendrickson Shelly Hensgen Sheryl Henson Nancy Hermes Randy Hess Don Hewitt Daryl Hcycmann Sue Hignitc Richard Hillman Kathy Iloekman Mark Hofman Frank Holinsworth Bertie Holloway Raymond Holt Jeanny Hopper Melissa Hubbard John Hudgins Jeff Hudkon Jim Hunter Ollic Hunter Carol Iverson Debbie Jackson Donna Jansen Bob Jinkins Sandy Jinkins 159 Brenda Johnson Brenda Johnson Linda Johnson Susan Johnson Cathy Jones Susie Jones Norela Jordan Leah Julius Bryan Justice Karen Kane Maitin Kartchncr Roc Kasper Bonita Kato Martin Kal Rick Kal Paul Kcirer ONE NEW FRIEND TO CONFIDE WITH James Kemp Don Kick Coco Kilfoil Joe Killingber Carla King Carlton King Cheryl Kinnc Cary Kirkwood Steve Kirkwood Margie Kleinjan Miles Kolkow Kris Koops Paul Koumis Bill Kramer Mary Kukiela Curtis Kuncau Michael Lambe I.rica Landson Debbie Larabce Bryan Larson Paula LaRocco Ray Lcchuga Sliaron l.cmas Susie Livick Amy Level Ron Lomicka Steve l.opc Marie Lopiccolo I red Logan Marl: Lullrcll Joins Lux 160 POLLY WALLY WAHHH POLLY WALLY WOOH Virginia Mabcrry John Malabicky Marylou Maldonado Rosemarie Maldonado Dennis Mallard Mike Mandas Donna Mangravito Frank Manranarcs Cindy Marquez Jim Martinez John Martinez Jana Mason Jan Massey Carlcne Mathews Steve Mathias Jim Mauman Kathy Me New Vicki Mccham Georgia Moore Nancy Morrow Leslie Moyc Richard N arclta Samuel Nunn Curtis McConnell Cindy McQuillen Jim Medians Connie Morales Cary Mosicr Donna Muchmore Randy Nathan Jan Nutter Pamela Me Daniel Barbara McU'old Jance Mcincs Mary' Morrison Jim Mosley Richard Munoz Mary Nelson Dora Cchoa Don McDonald Frances MacEachern Janie Mercier Mary Morrison Paul Mossingcr Peter Napman Connie Ocrlle Charlene McLaughlin Hob Mccham Barbara Meyers Janet Morrow Craig Moxon Janet Nadalsky Earl Noar Richard Okimolo 161 Colleen Clccnkamp Bill Olsen Mike Olsen Kim Panccroff Lynn Parker Rocky Pardo Mac Parker Debbie Partin Bill Paterson Doug Paterson Dave Pauli Joyce Perea Kerry Peterson Joe Payne Sandy Peyton Steve Phipps Jim Pichner John Pierce Joe Pllon Jana Polorena Dana Prentice Dan Prosser Dave Prouly Aggie Quinones Andre Quinones Joanna Ralston Jim Randall Sandra Rasile Dean Reiter Sherri Renzacci Kathy Reynolds Robin Rhodes Joe Riggs WE'RE THE MIGHTY JUNIORS WHOOO ARE YOUU?? ABUSING RIDICULING TOO? David Riley Tcrric Roberts Brad Rodriguez Scot Rogers Rhonda Rondc Cheril Rohr Sue Romash Ralph Roque Craig R os bottom Donna Roy Daniel Ruiloba Valerie Ruiz Paul Saling Michael Samano Mike Sammons Vicke Sanders Debbie Sandy Janis Sliackilfcwd Anne Sheridan Walter Schmidt Ron Schnablcggor Jamie Schramm fill Schulenburg Debbie Schwartr Barbara Severson Vicki Shipley Jordan Shrover Janice Shumaker Nancy Silva Dennis Simmons Mike Simmons Scest Simmons Ron Simpkins Cleg Sisson Calvin Sistrunk Daniel Skonserra William Slover Debbie S mills Jesse Smith Kathy Smith Marilyn Smith Ron Smith Sandy Smith Diane Snead IF YOU CAN NOT HEAR US Darrel Sender Karen Speak James Spence Kevin Spooner Michel Spooner Kim Steenbergen Mike Stewart Marilyn Stratton Leslie Stules Pam Suhar Donald Sutton Shana Ssveeney Tim Tabet Leesa T aylor Joamsc Taylot Steve Tcgtie Stephen Terry Linda Thomas William Thomas Cindy Thompson 163 WE'LL SHOUT A LITTLE LOUDER! Janet Thompson Mike Todd Marie Tomlinson Dale Tracy Alan Trautloft Cathy Tucker Ken Urbank Steve IJroff Tony Urrca Danny Vagadao Kathy Valdes Beatrice Valdivia Brad Vandenbcrg Kristie Vandyke Helcr Vanhaarlcm Susie VanHcrpcn Lori VanPclt Lanrinda Vansurksun Anna Volkman Janet Volman LOUDER! LOUDER! LOUDER! William Volkoff Shirley Wadkins John Walker Marla Wallin Cary Walsh Debbie Wangerin David Wasmund Crosby Watson Kick Watson Jean Wattuns Brcisda Webb Rose Webb Bill Webber Robert Weber Jackie Weinberg Steve West Donna WcycrS Rhett Whaley Janet Whitney Warren Wiekamp IX'bbic Willkinson Sheri Williams Craig Willmore Kick Winters Hi lie Wood Mike Wosooghkia Joe curo!.i 164 Sophomore Officers: Presiclent-Stan Weinberg, Vice Pres. Laurie Hulen, Secretary-Janie Taylor, Treasurer-Alice Hergonson, Sec. of Publicity-Dana Watson, Sec. of Activities- Sherry Mecum, Court Preceptors - Kathie Back and Andrea Matcham, Sgt. at Arms-Randy Reber. 166 Diane Abegg Dennis Abegg Augustin Abrego Bobby Aitken Penny Allen Phyllis Allen David Alves Mike A madon Creg Anderson Shannon Annesley Matt Anthony Lorraine Anrellanes Bill Arnold Monte Ashmore Dawn Ayres Kathic Back WHAT QUESTIONS ARE WORTH ANSWERING? Sherry Back Nancy Bacon Julie Baker James Baker Cheryl Baker Rod Baker Corona Baldridge Rich Ballou Cindy Barrett Robert Barton Katie Bartley Leslie Battcst Mike Bcentgsh Art Belt Leelie Belt Mark Belt Dan Bennett Dcnorah Bermel Scott Bethurum Cathy Bevascqua Jerry Blomgen Robert Blume Rosie Blutne Joe Bocncgna 167 Norman Byers Troy Cagle Larry Cain Diane Calmer Debbie Cantrein Vickie Cardwell Marlene Carlton Nanette Carroll Henrietta Cart Cail Carter Mike Castro Otarald Chalycr John Chapman Carnet Chappius Nancy Church Debbie Clark Michelle Clark Rhonda C lei ami Lorie Clouse Jon Cocoa Maria Cohen Tim Coleman Chatty Collins Cindy Collins Joantsc Bouman Kim Bossert Mary Braril Shawn Brice Richard itrindle Jerry Brink Bruce Brown Carol Brown Connie Brown Carland Brown Laura Browning Ray Bruckner Kelly Bruton Catherine Budlg Doug Bulkowski Paul Burgett Janies Brunett William Bust Debbie Bustrum Clayton Bybee QUESTIONS WORTH ANSWERING.. . -V 168 . . ARE THOSE WORTH CONSIDERING ' Rocky Collucci Cindy Colunga ' Rodney Conner Angie Conrad tLCL Ji fe-«j2ur k Ci I ? Debbie Coran C 'X i -v . John Contreras Kim Co ton .—. Vicky Co le _. x.4 Sb4- ,V ’A 0‘ —1 Rick Craven . . . ) - J I t Bill Cummings ' ‘ C. X --Lx 1.3 H -J Cary Cunningham Mark Cummingham a Paul CuMer Swan Dana Benny Davi Phil Davi Cv -xrr Do Mile Davis Tom Dawkins Dave Dayton Debbie Dean Staci Deboer Steve Derapd Tim IX-utiher Mike CX-vine Brenda Dimmick Diane Dislinian Angie Dominguer Debbie Doty Janna Doty Jack Doyle Kay Dunton Ron Durrani Terry F.aton Lorraine F.ckman Cilery In Fly Tom Fmlcr Sherri Like Jackie Eiger Joanie Fnkliern Jackie F cr Robert Eltabrook Laura Evans Darvin F.vink David Fwart 169 Rich Farquaar Doug FeenMra Cary For� David Foreman Nancy Franklin Neil Franklin Barbara Frakes Connie Cabb Carlo� Galana Steve Callego Linda Garber Sally Garcia John Carret Brian Cast Kim Catcly Lori George Jodi Gillen Ginger Ginn Dale Cloudcman Dary Gloudeman Wayne Cotbrie Connie Craham Andy Granillo Barbara Granillo Rita Cranillo Carol Green Kennth Green Pa trie Gregory Cail Grinder Jim Fcrnish Brian Ferre Cary Ficociello Patrick Fikc Don Findley Mike Finegan Cherie Finnegan Cheryl Finnel Matt Fisher Carol Flickinger I 170 John Griffith Lou Griffith BUI Croud Steve Grubber Susan Cwinnup Mitchell Haack Lori Hagrmann Karen Hale Donna Hamada Dave Hamilton Doug Hansen Peggy Hardin WHAT DOES IT MEAN WHEN WE SAY. . . SOPHOMORES RULE, OR HAIL TO '75'!! Cindy Heavner Julie I logedus Del'l'le Henderson George 1 lonry Vicki Henry Mice Hergonson Sally Hernandez Sylvia Hernau Mike Hite David Hobgood Karen Hoffman Melanie Hoffman Bonnie Hoot! Glen Hopper Yvonne I lovatter Pam Howard Michael Hoy a Jerry Huek Jack Huddlcton Kevin Hudson Lloyd Hudspeth Laurie Hulen Bobbie Hunsake Randy Hunsakei David ll'botson Mvin Jackson Kelly Jacobson 171 Wade Jacobson Mark Jones Rita Jansen Ryan Jansen Mike Jenkins Toni Jenkins Judy Jiru Mitchell Johns Betty Johnson HUMBLY IT MEANS, WE'RE THE BEST YET TO COME Lllecn Johnson Gre; Johnson Joe Johnson Mark Johnson Me tony Johnson Brenda Jones Darrel! Jones Laura Jones Ted Jones Don Jon;sma Carol Kane Donna Kartchner Dou? Kealcy Debbie Kerr Gwen Kimbro Bobby Kin? Chris Kina Denise King Debbie Kirk Mike Klcsvcr Kim Koops Jacob Kosareff Rita Kuiken Pam LaFIcne t dward Lambert Rick I. arm an Andy LaRocO Renee Lacount Mike Lernen Frank l.cmkc JOrJt'lle Leonard Susan Linstrom Betty Lloyd Vicki Lon; Steven Louie Mari; Larenco Dou; Love Joanne Lucero Be my MacLarheran Heather Mahood Gary Malcolm Debbie Mandas Pam Manley Jayne MacLcllen Join� M antique 172 Sherry Manuel Kathcy Manui Claris Mananarc! Irani; Marque Mary Martin Melanie Martin Larry Mata Andrea Matcham Crais May Myla Mouola Darrel! Mccafferty Lynn McC luggage Janice McConnell David McCord less Mike McCray I.Orna McCredie John Mclntrre Con McKee Tony McPaniec Bridget McQueen AND MAN, THAT AIN'T NO JIVE!!!!! Cindy McRciuic Tom McShanc Lynettc Mead Tami Meador Sherry Mecum Rntli Mclnic hill Mcocicr Jayne Meyer Kim Meyer Riel; Meyer Monte Myers Darin-- Micli.m Lyle MichellOii Cindy Miller Lari Miller Jeffery Miller Join. Miller Mike M. Tver I'.aratrara Moldy Robert Montana Rhonda Montana Ik-marline Monlai Aaron Moore I'.Onnle Moore Jim Mora Phyllis Morales Steve Moran 173 Rick Moser Dan Moulton Debbie Moulton Janice Murphy Kenni Myers Jim Nada Cindy Nathan Mike Negrette Norma Negrette Denise Negro Shirley Neil Teresa Newberry Diane Newsom Linda Nielsen Diane Nolan Caryn Norman Cary Norris Matie Narrow Steve Nutter Pete O'Brien Ellen O'Connell Arlene Okimoto Maria Olsen Lanai Openshaw Rita Oro co Larry- Orsbuii .Melissa Oinent joAnn Overocker Maroon Owens Jcaimlne Parker Jon Parks Jeff Paiisti Scott Perrson Alex Pcrer Ernest Peters Codified Pol Jon Pouomaroff 'I ina Prusha Marl. Ralls Mi a Ramiro. Mark Rasile Mark Ratlitiii' Samira Kay Randy tteber l.ori Reed David Renter Jay Riley Dinah Itisclw Lloyd Robinson ane Rodigliier Dong Rogers Mike Rolner Itlionda Rowley Irene Rubio Debbie Rudd Scott Kidfin-i Charles Rnlleii Margie Run Mary Salchal. HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE CALLEO AN EX-DUMB FRESHMAN1 174 Mandy $ .ima no Nina Sandlin Lba Sandy Yar Santana Rick Schaefer Jeff Schemu-rhorn Debbie Schemelins Clcn Schnahlcgscr Steve Scholia Cary Schwartz Dcbc Schweitzer Bryan Self Kim Sellers Colleen Shea Gary Shipley Rita Silver Judy Simpson Carol Shelley Dennis Slover Debbe Smith OR A FUTURE JUNIOR OR AN EX-INFERIOR? TO FEEL IS TO THINK, TO THINK IS TO REACT. . . Debbie Smith Jeff Smith Marsha Smith Mike Smith RORCr Smith Sue Smctzer Sherry Sowder Steve Spence Randy Stadler Jim Stand ierry Jim Stanton Wayne Standisli James SlOCl.Woll Mickey Stokley Jeannette Slover Cindy Stroitft Jay Suikleilli Judy Swain James I abet Janie i'aylor lama Taylor Vil.I.i I hocnor Jeiine Ihih.-it Dan I hompvon Jeni I honi|ison Hit hie lliompsotn l.imla Timm 175 Melvin Tinklenberg Lynn Tivon John Trautloff Maty Trout Dan Trxieger Mark Turpin Sam Turner Angela Tyndall Jcannic Upton Nancy Valentine Jetut Vallejo Adrian Valll Jamie VanderMaarc Gloria VanderMeer Larry VandcrMulcn Richard Van Dnker Sutanne Van Monen John Vanior Vickie Van Setten Harry Vauenaar Gilbert Villanmieva I-aye Vliegcr Jack Villegas Edwin Volkoff Gwen VonBicla THUS, WE SAY, DOWNGRADING WORDS CANNOT STOP THE SURGE OF THE CREAM OF THIS CROP! Rntcc Walter Lynda Ward Dana W’aston Debbie Watson Dorothy Weber Sue Wedan Steve Weeks Stan Weinberg Man Weiner Rarl'.lr.i Welly C.tnvroo While Sl.eryl Whitley Paul Wielenga Maty Wildey Mary Williams Meli,ula Williams Isenl Weinlvrg Richard Wilson 176 FRESHMAN OF 76' Mr. Winokur Freshman-Advisor Freshman Officers: President-Liz Beasley, Vice Pres. -Dary Shumaker, Secretary-Denisc Collum, Treasurer-Karen Swenson, Sec. of Publicity-Albert Elias, Court Preceptors-Cccilia Naretta and Becky Ybarra, Sgt. at Arms-Dan Nadalsky. 178 Ricky Abad Carlo� Acosta Jell Aegedu Kathy Alimentario Dwigjit Mtenbaugh Robert Allcood Debbie Anderson CfCg Anderson Julie Anderson Barbara Andrew Michael Anneslcy Vivian Aranda CharoleUe Raty Douglas Bay l.lr Beasley manda Bechet Sivannc Bell Harmcn Bensema Doug Bentley Kathy Bergeron Dave Bernier Dareelle Biltonen Scott Bloomfield William Bluehet Arelene Borges Cathy 1 0 1� Robert BotllH't Linda Bouman WE WERE MONARCHAS H r.1 W 4 X 4 •S V 0 iLJii Kt r '■ ■ 0 ft f AS EIGHTH GRADERS BACK IN JUNIOR HIGH DAYS, Bill r� i Ired ugii� tine llrk unc' City Baker low.mao Balds'll Dale Bandy Stacy Bank� IVrcama Banie� Sharon Barnett ClK'tyl Barrett Diaiv Ba� c« n! l.arty Battest Kathy Bradford David Bragg Tetl Brenner IVeelte Bretvet Janet Brink Diamine BriOrme Debby Brockus Oary Broderson Catherine Brown Jerry Brown Kim Brown Shelley Brown alma Brown Kent Button Tom Bryant Mike Budrcika a i� MF r' fj % .i v:y ft A n tK ti ... •' . .v 0 5 'i, VTi, '■X ' 4 'I J A ft til 179 I oni Buffington Vicki Burbick Kevin Burtle Karen Bush Jim Bustruns Brenda Btithcr Susan Bybcc Joe Calderon Steve Campbell Dave Cappetta Belinda Cardona Sylvia Carrillo WE WERE READY TO TACKLE THE WORLD WITH OUR INFLATED CONFIDENCE Deborah Carroll Janice Case Tina Castillo Lori Chabolla Phil Champagne Perry Chavez Robert Chulich Robert Clark Carlos Cohen Joe Collier IX-nise Collum Rudy Contreras Cheryl Cooper Craig Cooper Linda Corteselll Pony Costello Kelley Covey Mike Cravens Dave Crcswcll Terrylec Cromv Daniel Crutchfi Ruth Cuevas Cone Colbertson Jayne Cuinming: Allan Curtis Carol Curtis Cheryl Dana Marty Daniels A 2 1 0 0 fcs J A A IL L 4 J m 180 Mindy Fitzpatrick Atlgclita Flores Jerry Ford Ken Ford George F'other Scott Foster Anne Frank Carlene Fudge Beth Furvkawa Debbie Cabb Ron Gallagher Sharon Gallaspie Terry Davenport Tammy Davis Thomas Davis Walter Davis Marlin Dencen Noel! DeVries PERHAPS EVEN READY FOR BELLFLOWER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mike DiFraiscesco Kris Digiacinto Perry Degiulo Becky Dobias Terry Dofner Audrey Dougherty Becky Downing Georgia Dreifus Russell Dunning Lynette Durrani Mike Dyer Btain Earnest Kathy Eakie Diana Ekstrand Albert f.lias Richard Elkins Doncka Ellens Frank Emerson David Ericson Mitch Estep Cindy Fair Ray Felix Bridget Ferltcty Dana Finegan 181 Carol HUI Brent I Unes Robby Hippie Scott Garrett Arietta Cates Tim Cindlc Jay Cendrcau Sherri Cobcr Mark Hoff Peggy Hohinann Stacey Iloldet Mickic Comes Salvador Comer Teresa Corseth Stcpheh Gossett Sharon Hagood Debra I (ollingswortli Kaylene Hollingsworth Lottie Holloway Patricia Grant Given Griswold Diane Gunwall Cindy Guthrie Mary Hagood Teresa Hoopingamer Gary Hoskins Sheri Hoyt Lorrie Hall Norma Hall Richard Hall Richard Hall Sue Hall BUT WE WEREN'T . . . THEY THREW US IN THE TRASHCANS AND CALLED US DUMB FRESHMEN, Mark Heller Craig Haneuberg Pamela Hanes Linda Hanks Bobby Hardin Jay HardgraveS Mary Harrison Warren Hatalla Traci Hatch 1-ori Haukaas Violet Hauser Kathy Hclvey Deborah I lemlrix Mary Hclvey Scott Hendrickson Loric Hrecndon Liudy Hermes Debbie Hemamler Dianna Hewitt Russ Hignile 182 Elizabeth Hubler A nice Jones Rick Hue key Karen Hudson Bob Jones Brian Jones THEY MADE US SAY, MICKEY MOUSE , DONALD AND THEN CLOUT US ON THE HEADS DUCK Benny 1 lughes Katie 11 ule n Tom Hunter Bobbi Hutto Steve Hyink Kim Jacobsma Stan Jaffe Lor in Jenkins David Jensen Melody Jenson Julie Mone Jackie Johnson Janet Johnson Karen Johnson Sherry Johnson Susan Jones Tony Jones Jim Jordan Karen Jcstin Mark Jnsita Dave Junto Jerry Justice Keith Katcham Sherie Kat Pat Kemp Robin Keinpa Lee Kennedy Pengy Kick Tori Kicffcr David Kilburn Kathy Kinz Kenneth Kios Robin Kissel I Bolt Kooy Don; Kramer n ' 1 r u .i. . J . -14 f ‘i A r i f) , � E i I A ' 4 183 Katie Krohn Larry Lamm Kathey Larabec Scott Larson Cretheen Lawson Laurie LeaveII Debbie Lee Ken Loybomo Malia Lipps IF WE DIDN'T SAY IT RIGHT. THEY MADE US SIT ON THOSE CREAKING GYM FLOORS Pauline McCarthy Troy .McDaniel Kim Mcdouald Paul Lipsohn Randy Liltatio Cindy Livick David Lloyd David Lopez Madge McKee IX'bbie McKeever Diane McLean Phil Lopez Richard Lowry Brett Luis Docna Mayberry Rudy Muenado Lene McUndcn Alan McNamee Steve McNcw Creg Machcmas Renee Mallard Cynthia Mader Virginia Madrid Jeff Mann Kathy McRoy Kathy Mctiemani Shelley Meador Ed Manriquez Ron Marcdarte Manuel Marrero Lulu Martinez Sandra Martinez Edie Michael Janet Miles Theresa Martinez Boldiy Mattes Stan Matthias Robert Maynard Mike Mazzola 184 SANDWICHED TO THE LEFT BY HOSTILE SENIORS AND TO THE RIGHT BY BLOOD THIRSTY JUNIOR SOPHS Christy Miller Laura Miller Lee Miller Louann Miller Bill Milligan Mike Modglin John Modlin Flow'd Mohlcr David Moore George Moore Darlene Mora Debbie Morgan ■Q M n fs ll ul lilU ® Cl 5'' Mi oft i , a_ i JniL ML Randy Morgan Richard Navarro Debbie Oliver Ruby Eddie Morris Morrow Cathy Dan Nelson NewbctTy Brenda Melody Olson Otton Vicky Laura Mottcu Mosslnger Renee Cary Niday Noar Daniel Linda O'Ncilin Oropcra Sandy Randy Mower Moxon Denise Kris Northern Nunn Mike Wendy Oswald Owen Jack Daniel Murphy Nadalsky Mike Steve O’Brien Obis Cindy Helen Pauli Paruicia Cecilia Naretta Connie Olivia Rusty Parker 185 Robi� Parkinson Mary Parcran Susan Pasqucsi Dave Pat kc GeOrgeann Pavich Kennt Payne Bob Perkins Penny Pettit Marly Phillips Car! Philpot Pamela Phipps David Plasca BUT REMEMBER, SOME DAY WE'LL BE SOPHS AND JUNIORS AND SOME DAY WE'LL BE SENIORS a m KJ n John Mike Tom Rick Debbie Starla Carol Terry Diane Patrice Pol P®?? . Porcaro Porter Post Prather Prati Preifcy Ouartarolo Ramasa Clcn Debbie Bev Mark Richard Susan Cindy Robert Sherry Mike Ramite Render Rice Richardson Ridley Kiuabeimei Robertson Robertson Robinette Robinson Anita Roxanne Lottie Becky Jell Debbie Don Melanie Diane Marla Rodgers Rodigbicr Roe her Rogers Rosters Romero Romero Rods Rowe Rowe 186 1 « a tv Vi ill .V SK;: Randal Rowley ChrU Ruhlen Ray Ruiloba Jamie Rumsey Pam Rohn Jill Kyssell I eonard Saldana Tammy Saldana Roy Sailing David Solsbary Mike Samcno Peter Sancher Kathy Scherer Betsy Seott Kathy Shackelford Steve Shepard Dary Shumaker Cindy Shipp Steve Silva l.aurie Slagle Danny Spcccc Stan Spence Terry Stanhope Judy Stansbarry Sharon Starker Mark Stephens THEN GUESS WHO'LL DO THE CLOUTING, ABUSING RIDICULING TO? Trina Slotterback Hawley Smith James Smith Mike Smith Brent Sorbom Sindy Sowdor Don Spaeth Lori Spangler Carol Speciale Akic Stevens Sharon Stevens lanct Stanfield Joe Stith Lee Arm Sutton Vickie Swanson Karen Swenson Reshcll Tardaguila Lynn Tate Robby Te minas Janice Terberg John Terberg 187 Craig Thompson Carol Thompson Rose Timm Shelley Ttautloff Steve Toonc Sam Torres Barbara Tucker Robert Turpin Steve Underwood Rich Whaley Lori Whitaker Jerry White Donna Whitley Jeff WhittOn Mike Wick.imp Edna Widencr Sharon Widner Lori Wilkinson James Williams Joyce William Barry Wilson NONE OTHER THAN US TO THE NEW INFERIORS. Danny Underwood Steve Upton Joey Valadao Pal Van Dasselaar Robert Vatiderlimlin Mike Van Haarlem Dan Vane ice Cindy Varro Debbie Ver i OOm Rita Villanueva Roil Visser Nancy Wadkins Cary Walden Lori Walker LediC Waller Cindy Walters Richard Webster David Wedge Kelt Wei land Katrina West IX'bhic Wilson Riel; Wilson Sherry Wilson Larry Wiinbvliain Donna Wise Kevin Wise Jolm Wood Tim Wright Becky Yberra Craig Yoimg Johnnaiea Young Mike Yours Mark [enel Terry Roger Juan Cohen O A 1 188 NORM'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 9519 Alondra, Bellflower 867-6151 CENTURY 21 HUMPHRIES REALTY 9631 Alondra, Bellflower 867-2107 BEST WISHES FROM CLIFF AND VERDELL JOSLIN'S WEISS BAKERY KING'S CLEANERS 9825 Belmont St., Bellflower 9888 Alondra, Bellflower 925-9028 867-3246 190 GW GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS WORLD'S LARGEST FAMILY Of INSURED ASSOCIATIONS C-«r «Hir� MiMtu- Htxrv • t r wi'r- rt t!� Hvn.trv Cs - W V� • £-� � � ' Sen M1W i� «r ■� .« • L� � m - Ss.-|i • U Fine s' S� � � C “— C'W S -'|i .� • ux tv fW : i: • •'•s’ •si'f’ r UW � x r Y '- • U- i 6804 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower 866-1744 BONNIE AND PAULS 16624 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower 866-4616 I ■V i--- - ■ DR. 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SPORTING GOODS 9735 Flower St., Bellflower 867-2827 198 FISHERMAN'S PARADISE 9838 Flower St., Bellflower 925-9117 KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP 16546 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower 867-2279 EARLE'S HOBBY AND CAMERA SHOP 16631 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower 866-9114 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 15908 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower 925-9521 MINGS CHINESE RESTAURANT 17812 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower 867-2600 PATRONS BILL'S TIRE SALES 9045 Alondra, Bellflower 925-5712 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM: THE BUC BAND Bellflower High School VANZILE AWARDS 9256 Alondra, Bellflower 925-8096 REAVCO PLASTICS Paramount, California 867-6964 adiator I Radiator JOHNSON'S POOL SERVICE 9614 Rosecrans, Bellflower BELLFLOWER RADIATOR 16658 Woodruff, Bellflower 199 ALL THINGS MUST PASS — As editors of the 72-73 annual staff, we, Frank Arsi and Tony Alves, would like to thank the following people... Mr. Newman and the drama department for their benefit performance, Mr. Moore for his technical assistance, Mr. Wagner as representative advisor for the annual, Mr. Addotta for his helpful advice and ideas, and last but not least, the entire annual staff. 200 ? s W , ' v A V v SVV %f T• Wv ’ '-' ' b xx -,s. F f .- ' ■ -• NVV'O’. A. .o. - A-AV. '. -A- (a , .. .3v v,.. — A A V N yVK , P F. 'C % A ■ ak -4 ft y Link CfPiUuL a IC J . , amds U$J2 m?d OJja Oyin QdUK ftuimxr' UauchjL. a- -J!c? ih °F y s a4 aW -hhai loe. dmjL . 95' fj. o£t u� od i ihJL ‘l j ff yc 3%k«%o m3 Sd vuM $ i A ISA7 Ji $p y ''n! i f; « w 4 7 W(? „ ; a£ y r! ' V yts' k___________ 7 flower High School Athlete Of The Year-1974 MIKE MANDAS Mike has spent three years in the football program, he lost one year due to an injury. He was a two year offensive and defensive starter. He started offensively as an end for two years and started as a defensive halfback as a junior and linebacker as a senior. Mike was selected to the all San Gabriel Valley League team as a linebacker in his senior year. He was selected to the All Southeast News team as a linebacker. He was voted the Most Valuable Player on the 1973 varsity football team. Mike is the only player in the history of Bellflower High School to make the prestigious Mad Dog Club for defensive play, four times in his senior year. No one has ever made the club more than twice in the same year. He scored a touchdown in his first varsity game - the first scored by the 1972 team and he scored a touchdown in his last varsity game - the last scored by the 1973 team. In track and field Mike was injured part of the year, but performed admirably, never giving less than his best.. He finished the year as the team's number two man in the 100, 220 and shot put in addition to being a member of the team's fastest 440 relay combination. Mike was elected and served as President of the Bellflower High School Letterman's Club during the 1973-1974 school year. He was selected as the Bellflower High School Student of the Month for October, 1973.