Bolsa Grande High School - El Espadero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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R RY KAKUDA, JUDY NOBLE YLLA WOODIN QTOGRAPHY EDITOR. . . ............ . . .RON IVICIVIININIY ,xsg,.H .S SDLT TRS I 1 . ,f if ' '-.N , Q X' Sf DQ S Niki-I.. .5 Q- J Sv S' fy ' 35 X ,I 'S ERT' LQK A T' . wx A QXXOX M j vi 5 qqzifgg X SDJ 351555.31 XS I .,, it PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BOLSA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL 'a ADMINISTRATION URSANIZATIUNS ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES SENIURS ADVERTISING TABLE UI CONTENTS PAGE 8 PAGE 34 ran: se Aa: an ':'flQk . ii.g.?Tj 120 f X N . , M ,W ..,. I N ff if . mr ' A, I4 p., , 154 1, - 'sift it 5 f 3 E - an ve M57 X X 1 , . I X X F 5, J R 5: 5 E ' ' if X tv Q ' S h K 1, A s. .. X 7 A f ,Z f- 3 fi' xxx X E XX E ,,- ' .Xxx . 1 1 X ,X Jiri1,i.igi1i3i,'Iu.. .l-.i-rr...--l l . ' wwilxti -Wit 54 'esxwfm FUREWURD The parallel that can be drawn between the Matador in the arena and the student in our new school, Bolsa Grande, is marked. The public is not aware of the prep- arations that go into the staging, be it in the arena or in the school. As the Matador is introduced into the Redoneo Cschool of bullfightingj as a Muchacho Cbeginnerb, so the student is introduced to Bolsa as a freshman. The Muchacho learns from his Apoderado fteachers-managersy as we, the students learn from our faculty. As the Muchacho progresses to the Novellero stage Capprentice bull- fi hterj, we advance to be sophomores, then on to the llllll Woung lliil hiuil.l.figh,f,erJ as we progress to be juniors. When a fighter reaches his zenith, he is an El Espadero 1Top Bullfighterjg we are seniors. lmlilli ,,,i5. The apoderado presents the novellero with the avios de matar qsword and muletaj, banderilla Charpon type sticky, capote Ccapej, traje de luces fsuitj, and the zapatillas Cshoesj, then trains him in their use. lt is then up to the Matador to use them wisely. Our teachers have presented us with the knowledge--now we are to dec de how we will use that knowledge. The challenges of the toros Qbullsl to the Matador is much like the challenges of the future to us. Because we are ,Matadors in name and because we have conquered the illl many challenges ofthis, our first yearg we the first annual staff of the El Espadero, have chosen the bull- fight as our theme. To whom of the birth of who have extra hours of All of these knew were the They came form an almost friends not yet done, and a school to a The organizers, class-the as they are now years to follow. for Bolsa OUI' teachers attending in the diary The ones many our school? that we all all the re- their school to a school could be from just they have been first graduating be as fun loving best wishes for the U, . . ,-4 Aa' L ? 48 , Q ,, I ka . . .y F 1 A xl ,K 1 ' N , x s Q- A + x Qgg N' ' V ,S 'E' ig vfi' IAQQ, if A ,,'A Q., n ,K i 1 M 31 6 f , ti A M fini , 1 ,Q N' W , F M. N3 ,ir ly .gg F f-7,3 ' 'la f ,Egg in VN: M x ' 171: N3 v i 'N 1 '- . , X L A A 9 M n . W wif' . .f . i ,. . .,f .wr I-an ' '4 ... M w ' ,Q, , H '4 . . mg , , . 3. tg- A M gf 4 lf x .: gif f P! W 1. gm K as a in fy V M as I ww, . 'FQ .fh 5 W,-Q1 ff iff fm eq, fm W N- as . A . ,4 ,, gi, W Quan t xi Q Q, blk. 'Rf QQ r' ,435 if 5' A 34- jlxzfg 'E , Q , f mf i'Q is p 2. 4x C , A E Y Kim a , A y:5QQ, M . ,W .px if - A 'WWZL'2?P: Q Q gf wa , , . , numk 9 DISTRICT SUPSRINTRNDRNT lVlr. Donald Kennedy has worked in many phases of the educational field. For many years he served as a teacher, then dean ot boys, and then first principal ot Rancho Alamitos High School. He became the assistant superintendent and took over the duties of superin- tendent of the high school district in 1958. ff Donald Kennedy BOARD DT TRUSTEES Members of the Garden Grove Union High School District Board of Trustees are shown conducting the regular business of the board lt was here that Bolsa Grande High School had its beginning. in E A .- l i 2 T f '5 5 S .ia 'X DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Sam Chicas Administrative Assistant J. L. Glaspey Myron Kirsch Business Manager Curriculum Coordinator Mrs Blanche Conklin Bookkeeper' Mrs Dolores Gardner Assistant Bookkee er Miss Elo: Walter Winters Psychologist . , , . t , p g se Whitesell, Senior Clerkg Mrs. Carolyn Ritter, Purchasing Assistant, Robert Wisgerhof Principal of Night School Summer School, and Special Programs Myron Greene, principal With a young outlook on student activity, both scholastic and extracurricular, lVlr. Myron Greene has guided Bolsa Grande students throughout this first school term. He has provided leadership nec- essary to coordinate many activities and individuals under his supervision. We are all proud of the great work he has put into making Bolsa Grande the fine institution that it has become in one short year. An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Al- '-' Mr. Green views classroom activities during an observation tour. Riley McKinney Vice Principal Mrs. Mary McClain files papers during one of her busy days. DEAN UP GIRLS Mrs. Mary lVlcClain has had a busy year with her many responsibilities. Being advisor to the Girls' League, coordinator of transportation, in charge of the school calendar, and student programs are only a few of her jobs. She has efficiently carried on her main duty which is being in charge of all diciplinary and attendance cases for the girls of our school. campus. VICE PRINCIPAL One of the busiest people on campus is Mr. Riley McKinney. He is in charge of student government and all student activities. All students who know him have profited by his winning personality. As the Dean of Boys, he is one of the best liked faculty members on Z' Mr. Riley McKinney gives dictation to Sec- retary Anna Coates. Mary McClain Dean of Girls 'H Clarence Krawczak Registrar Mrs. Opal Fenten and M discuss one of the many problems of the registrar's office. OOOROINRTOR OF REGISTRAR Mr. Clarence Krawczak, our very industrious school reg- istrar, is not only in charge of procedures of registering new students, but is the advisor to the foreign exchange student and faculty representative to the adult American Field Service Committee. The honor program, scholarship and vocational guidance are just a few of the other duties he has carried on. r. Krawczak RTTRNORNOR Mr. Joseph Reeves is in charge of the disciplinary and attendance problems of ninth and tenth grade boys. He is also in charge of attendance procedures. He as- sists in building and ground control work permits for students. and he also issues Joseph Reeves Coordinator of Attendance l i Attractive secretary Mrs. Nancy Smith Mr. Reeves in one of his many tasks ordinator of Attendance. mtl assists as Co- OFFICE STAFF A highly efficient group, the office workers functioned as a whole to coordinate business of the school. The pleasant, friendly atmosphere prevailing in the office was appreciated by the faculty and the students. fice. X A Mr. Hagan, english teacher, looks on as Mrs. Adams helps student office worker Vickie Brunt. Nan Cobb, office worker, assists students in the of- Nancy Smith Christina Lovas Opal Fenton inf N Sharon Adams Joyce Burns Anna Coats Sally Cox I A W, s vii ., 1x a ' V L. . ' -' ,ir ,Ulm V Vi l I , , . ,.,., f S , Ui' 1, 1 X Q fgf' 'wwf' l 41 gig 'Www' 15 BUSINESS EDUC TIUN Equipping students with the knowledge needed for a career in business is the main objective of the Business Department. The department has moved quite rapidly under the careful direction ot lVlr. Mel Wilde. Students are provided with a general knowledge in commercial careers. A business student learns how to use the Rotary Calculator, Betty Houts Richard Logan Mel Wilde Mrs. Holmes assists typing student Sharon Soapes as other students work on their own projects Warren Pederson Charles Clifner INDUSTRIAL ARTS Under the direction of lVlr. Krawczak, the Industrial Arts Department offered such courses as woodworking, machine, metal, and auto shop, and manual training of all kinds. Modern equipment was used and a thorough grounding on techniques was stressed. Many articles turned out by the students would rival professional models. Brian Blair, woodshop student cuts board during class period. Matador teacher, Mr. Pederson, assists student on difficult drafting problem. Edward Den bow Allen Miller Truman Anderson Marc Bertonasco Horace Brightman X . - - -. i, David Young ENGLISH The effective use of English, both in speaking and in writing, is stressed in the English Department. Instruction is given in grammar, composition and literature. Many vari- ous electives are offered to the students such as dramatics, journalism, and public speaking. These add to the enrich- ment of the student body and the school. Myrtle Cornaby William Cox James Wheeler ml Carl Smith Samuel Orlando Elaine Lashley literature. Mr. Cox conducts a lecture on u,,lr . 1 I -1 4 ' ' ' 4 ,FT - ' ,f lr r ' age lg I, . 4 Wd Mrs. Selvig's French class practices pronunciation. Gerald Hagen Charles Holland Alan Bregen silk - it - ii fell?-fi it i,:-Wi,-W.W .sf -i - f sf: :wi Ji ii' SEQ if? at .HA in - ,Q ez .ec W. Elmer Clute MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Department offers courses to any student who is interested in mathematics. Class standards are adjusted to the ability of students so they may learn to the maximum of their abilities. All standards of advanced classes of algebra, solid geometry, and trigonometry comply to the require- ments of colleges and universities. William Craven Roberta Fletcher Muni' William D. Sundell Joseph Murphy Joseph Franks Mr. Franks explains the principle of division Mr. Sundell shows the class how to use the slide rule in doing algebra. Thomas Curran Edna Selvig Donald Shaw Stanley Tinkle LANGUAGES Emphasis on vocabulary building, reading, and conver- sation are given in the French, German, Latin, and Spanish classes. Students are encouraged not only to read and to write the languages, but to think in them as well. Informa- tion concerning the countries in which the languages are spoken is offered to create new interest. Terri Beltran, Spanish student, puts assign- ment on the board during Mr. Shaw's Spanish Il class. un ' 1 I 58851 nl Mary Lou Harrison dreamily thinks about Paris while Shirley Lunetta studies a little French. ART AND MUSIC The Art and Music Departments were designed to help the students use their talents for others. The Music Department offers various forms of music, such as instrumental, music appreciation, and voice. The Art Department offers courses in painting, drawing, crafts, and commercial art. The department gives opportunities for all students interested in art. Mr. Rose, art teacher, helps Bob Primrose with his project. Matador band members march during a prac- tice session. Isabelle Satterthwaite Thomas Rose Victor Guder Robert Day Elizabeth Buse James A. Cummings Alvin Miller SCIENCE The preparation of students to approach problems of many kinds in a logical and systematic manner is the object of the Science Department. The annual Science Fair was the highlight ofthe year's science activities. Richard Moore Don O'Donnell - 1sf Biology students Barclay Walker and Gary Czarnecki help Miss Buse examine the bone structure of the skeleton, Penniman Rust William Smitheran Students on biology field trip study a group of echinoderms, commonly called Starfish. . 'HU' HUMEMA IN G The Homemaking Department, headed by Mrs. Louise Rockey, offers instructional units in the following areas of homemaking: family and social relationship, child study and gui- dance, housing and home furnishings, food and nutrition, clothing, family care and home care of the sick, and home management. Louise Rockey Jean Kachnskas Myrna Wall is shown sewing on her project. Q nl, Waiting to serve refreshments to parents at open house is Mrs. Louise Rockey, department head. BU S' P.E. Under the supervision of lVlr. Court Burson, the P.E. Depart- ment stressed the participation of all boys in all sports. Sports- manship, skillfullness, and personal health habits are objectives of the department. U Fernando Nunez and Chuck Williams play hand-ball as Pat Flanagan waits his turn. Donald Avery Court Burson Robert Day Joseph Murphy Bill Hartman Victor Guder GIRLS' P.E. Having a wide variety of activities, the Girls' Phy- sical Education Department, under the reins of Miss Potts, aims to build healthy, physical and mentally alert people. Marie Dargatz Herta Friedrich Susanne Potts .fv-rg,,,,-,H J Dorothy Lampe Si i Outside bowling? Why of course we have it. if if ., . -, ' l so Volley-tennis, an improvised game, was enjoyed at the beginning of the year by the Girls' P.E. classes. 27 Vincent Deveney Wilfred Lee Loren Noblitt John Harrison seems more inter- ested in the camera than in social studies. SOCIAL STUDIES Developing rich and integrated personalities and socially effici- ent citizens is the objective of the Social Studies Department. Em- phasis is placed on correlating the material taught so that every student has an understanding of his relationship to the world and his responsibility to others. 'Nl-, ia.. Class hard U5 at work in history. 9 wr Mr. Noblitt points out Indiana to his students. James Schwarz 091' 9' Don Meyer Tracy Strong Jack Sorter Mr. Meyers points out the Appalachian Mountain Region to his students. 29 DRIVERS TRAINING Nlr. Hartman, driver training teacher, instructs students in the use and care involved in driv- ing on today's hihways. I, 30 ,I ...L, K I 65712701 CIL1 SPECIAL EDUCATION Nlr. Carruthers and Mrs. Franklin discuss the admission of students to Bolsa's Special Edu cation Program, which helps students who have individual difficulties with certain subjects 3 i l l ? S 1 1 Anus LIBRAR SCIENCE Library helpers, FRONT ROW, left to right: Julie Watson. Sandy Silverman, Sheila Mather, Kathy Wootton, Charlene DuMars, Evalie DuMars, Beverly Wells. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hudson, library clerk, Ken Mogi, Jim DeVogel, Larry Aldridge, Ed Oxenreider, Robert Costley. THIRD ROW: Bob Schlereth, Tony Soulias, Irving Ludy, Michael Hillig, Doug Cody. NURSES UEEIUE Shown are, left to right: Judy Eland, student asssistant, Mrs. Sally Cox, nurse's secretary, and Mrs. Rose Franklin, school nurse. 32 czirnrnniii ri -,NN J Mrs. Shoop sells food to students at the newly opened snack bar. Snack bar helpers are, left to right: Rosemary Avila, Joyce Siverson, Sharon Beatty, Judy Nooner, Edith Marvall, Dick Roberg, and Judy DeMers. Serving our snack bar and cafeteria are, left to right: Meg Howard, Frances Harris, Lily Wheat, Dorothy Sumi, Evelyn Burton, Mary Montgomery, and Dolly Shoop. MAINTENANCE The men who keep our campus in top shape aret FIRST ROW, left to right: Elmer Paulson, Joe Guitierrez, Bernard O'Brien, Gilbert Bixler, Mike Simca. SECOND ROW: Guy Rasmussen, Ed Miller, Pearly Hibbs, Bill Seitzinger, Melvin Fowler, Art Murphy. BUS DRIVERS The responsibility of driving Matadors carefully and safely to school each morning belongs to these competent drivers: Mary Gailbrith, Barbara Moody, Dorothy Hayward, Dorothy Faulken- ham, George Bates, Harry Markley. L. DIS Jw., 1' Fx Y, , -Q ,A .. W . 1 ' f V -.x 4 i. , , P. . I mx A 4, a Q ' s 9 ww . .L U, JP' ' ' Nl ' q , '-, 9 ,. 3 g, M -'Q' ik ' ' C M ' 1 . is foto por- Los Herm 105 Rarnre BEST MARIACHI bn... 3, 36 Jack Blok has been an inspiration to us all this year. He did an excellent job of governing the student body and presiding over all student council meetings. He has handled this important position with ease and thoroughness. His winning personality and school spirit have made Jack a well liked figure on cam- pus. He has made this, our first year, a highly successful year for Bolsa Grande High School students. yd ,52 g'g'P rw Vs E l Q Practicing his fine leader- fwi 4- ship qualities, Jack pre- ' sided over student council meetings. Although the of- 1 fice of Student Body Presi' i dent kept him very busy it he took time out to have a Pepsi with some friends. I I Slgf, ' QR 5 i'ii HQ Ti 5 Bob talks with Mr. Soest concerning the income for the student body through the sale of dance tickets. SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT Charlotte writes the minutes of a student council meetlng She mumeographs copies of the minutesg later they are distributed among the advnsory classes. f. R Q Q ! 5 , 1, t- . f .' Q' f in 37 4 f fl 8 fp K I 4- '- -... 1...-x vw. H' Q -'vs' A 0 A Lhiaz S Q we gy, .ze ,-'- f - - . - ' ?3Q-wZ:,Qa:?f :lil f I ' X - 5915, -12fv:e,i' 1,- fx K - it I .. N In er J h ' V . . . - f X t.,f-frfm . V3 A I T' T S L V N Dale Hawley Athletic Commissioner 'li Ken Helmsin Assistant Athletic Commissioner arie reactions as Jack Blok and Jim Hanson discuss Youth Day activities at one of their regular meetings. at CABINET Jim Hanson Publicity Commissioner F tx S . s.s lk K 1 -gums a A f a -f B ff-if 2 b1,: ,Q Y ' we C. U SE X A Charlene DuMars Pep Commissioner Barbara Rohweder Assistant Pep Commissioner Dick Roberg Parliamentarian Bob Roederer Business Manager Ellen Conradsen Assistant Publicity Commissioner Dick Lyons Assistant Manager Ellen Conradson trims a newspaper clipping while Jim Hanson decides where it should be placed in the Bolsa Grande scrapbook. 1511! 'zo 5, . f' +G 4 During a session of the temporary student council, Mr. McKinney, the advisor, brings up new business about the progress of our unfin- ished campus. The council was organized at Garden Grove and Rancho high schools and met during the summer. x...f.,., The council members listen to Judy Davis as she makes a suggestion concerning the Matador Salute dance. STUlJEN'l Temporary Student Council, FIRST ROW: Dick Cobb, Dick Roberg, Ron Basua, Gary Sisel, Jack Barrett, Dale Hawley, Ernie Sullivan, Tom d G H ll Bob McFadden SECOND ROW' Connie Young Diana Wynn Charlene McCosky, Judy Noble, Marney Lynde, Kathy Hillstea , ary owe , . . , , Terry, Charlotte Bringle, Linda Carr, Terri Kakuda. THIRD ROW: Judy Davis, Lyola Olds, Pat Reese, Gail Halland, Irene Yamami, Pam Rayburn, Carol Carlson, Claudette Caron, Marie Whistler, Judy Osaki, Terri Beltran, Carol Robinette, Kathy Ausmus, Mary Staley, Shirley Lunetta. 40 cnuilcri. pw Students follow Charlotte Bringle, Student Body Secretary, as she reads the minutes of the previous meeting, Jim Hanson reports to the council about the popcorn machine. Student Council, FIRST ROW: Sam Nakamura, Dick Roberg, Tom Peoples, Ron Basua, Frank Walker, Al White, Richard Lyon, Gary Sisel, Fred Ritter. SECOND ROW: Elaine Bliss, Connie Young, Diana Wynn, Charlene McCoskey, Judy Noble, Marnny Lynde, Terri Kakuda . Kathy Ausmus, Claudette Caron, Shirley Lunetta, Terri Beltran, Barbara Rohweder. THIRD ROW: Jane Oviedo, Katie Hasegawa, Joan Enomoto, Myrna Wall, Carole Wynn, Gail Hatlan, Linda Boatinghouse, Ellen Conradson, Rosemary Stephen, Judi Osaki, Charlene DuMars, Kay Donaldson, Ray Craft. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Lyon, Jackie Peacock, Rosalie Grafton, Jim Hanson, Bob Roederer, Nancy Lighthall, Carol Carlson, Karen Plate, Carol Stemple, Charlotte Bringle, Judy Miller. FIFTH ROW: Bob Thomson, Jack Blok, Jim Rogers, Dale Hawley, Tom Hawkins, Bob McFadden, Mr. McKinney, advisor. 41 GIRLS' LEAGUE All girls enrolled in Bolsa Grande High School are members of the Girls' League. This organi- zation strives to develop friendliness among all the girls. Emphasis is placed upon considera- tion and courtesy toward others. The selection of Girl of the Month is one of the ways the league has guided the girls in dress and con- duct. The Co-Ed dance was one of the activities sponsored by the Girls' League. Ylla Woodin Connie Opdahl Marjory Kanegae Vice President Secretary Treasurer Diane Kruckenberg Nancy Nishioka Shirley Lunetta Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Historian Judi ozaki Pat Reese Sandy Loves Hospitality Chairman B03l'd Member Board Membef -1- s ' . 'K' xx 6 5 , fi? Cam Thomas Lavaughn Hokanson Board Member Board Member FIRST SEMESTER -- FIRST ROW: Edna Bruce, Pam Opdahl, Dorothy Keyes. SECOND ROW: Karen Faulk- enhan, Pat Madden. SECOND SEMESTER- FIRST ROW: Joan Enomoto, Sharon Beaty, Irene Yamami, Carol Manning. SECOND ROW: Janet Cantrell, Terri Beltran, Carol Wynn, Sharon Soapes. DRESS P-.BPRESENT TIVES AVIATION CLUB-FIRST ROW: Kathleen Spain, Kathy Wooton, Karen Faulkenham, Pat Swanson, Janet Hodgson, Marilyn DuMars, Glenda Idell, Connie Denissen, Evalie DuMars. SECOND ROW: Linda Norton, Dorothy Laird, Carol Ritz, Nancy Buffington, David Lewis, Larry Aldridge, Mike Smith, Alan Rasgon, Ray Hutson, Ken Adams, Scott Bandy. THIRD ROW: Robert Schereth, Shirley Hampton, Norman Peterson, Gary Heckill, Gordon Rimmer, Kenneth Mogi. DRAMA CLUB!-FIRST ROW: Judi Hoggan, Janet Dunivin, Marlene Mathews, Charlene DuMars, Marie Whistler, Terri Beltran, Judy Davis. SECOND ROW: Dagmar VanHolly, Ruth Gricks, Nancy Nishioka, Mary Ann McKee, Tanya Ross, Shirley Lunetta, Elvina Janssen, Glenda Idell, Mary Ann Threatt, Mrs. Lashley, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Moiya Norton Dick Roberg, Danny Weaver, Karen Plate, Charlotte Bringle. fini? if-' meg? HISTORY CLUB-FIRST ROW: Carolyn Walker, Violet Takenaga, Diane Vance, Mary Ann McKee, Judy Hoggan, Marlene Mathews, Tanya Ros, Carol Eaton, Shirley Lunetta. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Spain, Carol Ritz, Moiya Norton, Glenda Schmidt, Norman Arikawa, Gary McElroy, Leland Miyawaki, Dick Roberg, Danny Weaver, Roy Mural, Nan Semon. THIRD ROW: George Colliard, Tom Flanagan, Jim Rogers, Gordon Rimmer, Tom Hawkins. a if 2 . 3 4 LETTERMEN'S CLUB-FIRST ROW: Jack Barrett, Mike Anderson, John Miller, Jim Mitchell, John Harrison, Dale Hawley, Tom Hillstead. SECOND ROW: Raul Gomez, Cliff Hanson, Al White, Chris Pearson, Larry Walcher, Ken Helmein, Dave Brizic, Bob Thompson, Bob Neighbors. THIRD ROW: Bob McFadden, Frank Walker, Tom Brennon, Jack Blok, Ron Pinkerton, Pat Flanagan, Gary Burson. ...mpg ki, P3 ii if -. . ,, ' . . Q PEP CLUB Members: Annette Hicks, Diana Wynn, Barbara Kinney, Carolyn Walker, Kathy Bambrook, Sandy Kinney, Karen Meits, Susan Shipley, Barbara Rowheder, Judy Eland, Linda Carlson, Diane Gyenese, Cam Thomas, Frank Walker, Ron Basua, Charlene McCoskey, Alfred E. Neumann, Sherri Hayes, Gayle Watkins, Judy Baker, Violet Takenaga, Juanita Girard, Irene Olivas, Connie Young, Linda Carr, Jan Dunivan, Pat Reese, Marnney Lynde, Judy Noble, Terri Kakuda, Pam Young, Judy Davis, Terri Beltran, Claudette Caron, Marilyn Du Mars, Mary Hildebrandt, Louise Farris, Joan Enomoto, Shirley Ewomoto, Nancy Nishioka, Marie Whistler, Carol Robinett, Marilyn Vener, Evalie DuMars, Elvina Janssen, Linda Hayden, Vicki Beams, Irene Yamami, Pat Swanson, Gloria Haire, Diane Vance, Judi Osaki, Myrna Wall, Janet Cantrell, Kay Donaldson, Charlene DuMars, Chuck Reyna, Connie Denessen, Katy Hasegawa, Marlyn Edwards, Carolyn Leach, Gale Teulecke, Sally Chase, Billie Sellers, Mary Lou Harrison, Nancy Brown, Joyce Linville, Pamela Bailey, Joanne Rogers, Mary Ann Threath, Dorothy Keyes, Karen Miller, Bonnie Weinheimer, Nancy Lightball, Charlotte Bringle, Judy Harrison, Sue Singer, Connie Sianez, Sandy Lovas, Darlene Parker, Nan Semon, Mary Staley, Pam Opdahl, Pam Reyburn, Diana Kruckenberg, Gordon Rimmer, Jim Rogers, Dick Roberg, Eddie Earles, George Colliard, Bill Wright, Danny Zazueta, Jim Farris, Avonelle Mayberry. gl, 1, 11? SPANISH CLUBH-FIRST ROW: Theda Wright, Jean Overido, Juanita Girard, Agnes Laculbo, Merle Kutsunai, Joan Vigil, Sylvia Hudson Vivian Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shaw, Advisor, Mark Burry, Mary Kliner, Carol Eaton, Sandy Mitchell, Glenda Schmidt, Dick Roberg Judy Jameson, Diane Vance, David Steward. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Pain, Gary Czarnecki, Milton Wright, Danny Weaver, Bill Kobayashi Madelyn Feldman, Moiya Norton. s....,f BIBLE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Ruby Canen, Lisa Blankenship, Glenda Schmidt, Connie Young, Charlene McCosky, Judy Noble, Nan Semon, Linda Hayden, Suzie Hall, Shirley Lunetta. SECOND ROW: Pat Reese, Linda Carlson, Oneita Watkins, Tanya Ross, Donna Heath, Katy Hasegawa, Juanita Girard, Carolyn Matthews, Sandra Lotz, Carol Eaton, Carol Carlson, Ellen Conradsen, Joyce Raines, Diana Kruckenf burg, Judy Hayden. THIRD ROW: Leland Miyawaki, Fred Burry, Gordon Rimmer, Jim Rogers, Eddie Earls, Jack Blok, Sandra Lovas, Cam Thomas, Charlotte Bringle, Charles Massey. , as 2 , I Q-1T.....L I I T HOMEMAKING CLUB-FIRST ROW: Jeanie Oviedo, Karen Miller, Marilyn Vener, Dorthy Keyes, Darlene Parker, Maria Burgos, Connie Mangels, Shirley Enomoto, Carol Manning, Charlotte Chadwell, Linda Hayden, Claudette Caron. SECOND ROW: Cnot in orderj Angie Sainz, Bobbi Lupei, Agnes Paculba, Henrietta Correa, Judy Nichols, Irene Olivas, Sandra McCarthy, Sue Tinker, Dawn Leslie, Ruby Canen, Lisa Blankenship, Dora Martinez, Glenda Schmidt, Cecelia Correa, Karen Glisch, Carolyn Leach, Kathleen Wooten, Chris Gibson Diane Vance, Linda Carr, Gloria Haire, Carol Jones, Pam Young, Terri Beltran, Carol Eaton, Judy Ozaki, Nan Kincaid, Suzie Hall, Linda Hall, Myrna Wall, Shirley Lunetta, Pam Rayburn, Judy Demers. l ART CLUB-'FIRST ROW: Audry Barclay, Michele Burkhard, Pat Baker, Diane Vance, Judy Harrigan, Vickie Lovin, Donna Hash. SECOND ROW: Al Garcia, Barbara Kinney, Pat Sorling, Sherry Smith, Pam Young, Sandy Smith, Elaine Brannon, Charlene DuMars, Trudy Farmer, Judy Brown, Chuck Reyna, Mrs. Satterthewaite. THIRD ROW: Bryan Couron, Joe Leanos, Bob Parks. , 'A Q . I 7 . 11 FORENSIC CLUB-FIRST ROW: Diana Wynne Sheila Mathers, Rorny Stephens, Shirley Lunetta, Mary Lou Harrison. SECOND ROW: Tom Hawkins, Judy Miller, Dick Roberg, Marie Whistler, Jerry Gillock, Moyia Norton, Eddie Ramirez, Mrs, Selvig. Y 53Hgg8 MW Nuke sU8'gp CHESS CLUB-FIRST ROW: Bob Brost, Allen Stewart, Moyia Norton, Bill Shouse, Gerald Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Dick Roberg, David Rogers, Stanley Ranter, Thomas Flanagan, Gary Howell, David Aramaki, Miss Elizabeth Buse. LETTER GIRLS LETTER GIRLS-FIRST ROW: Mildred Sackman, Carol Stimple, Charlene Dua Mars, Pat Swanson. SECOND ROW: Lisa Blankenship, Cam Thomas, Charlotte Bringle. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP CLUB-FIRST ROW: Carol Ritz, Moyia Norton, Charlotte Bringle, Shirley Lunetta, Karen Glish, Glenda Schmipt, Karen Fox. SECOND ROW: Frances VanDike, Judy Eland, James Hall, Mike Johnson, Eddie Sullivan, Tom Hawk- ins, Jim Hanson, Bob Probst, Linda Lupei, Mrs. Houts. A-5 ,f 17 'Q at 352, Fra 2. R 1 KEY CLUB KEY CLUB-FIRST ROW: Frank Walker. James Hall, Gary Sisel, Ken Adams. SEC OND ROW: Jerry Gillock, Jerry Chapman Bill Kobyashi, Raul Gomez, Leland Mi yawaki, Sam Nakamura. THIRD ROW: Dale Cole, Jim Hanson, Ron Reyburn Jack Elliott, Dale Hawley, George Lin guier, Ken Johnson. -'nn 'N ef 5 f ' , 3, 'Q 1 PUBLI CATI NS 'Lo-Q 'U' fab x v, ou -'.'! aw-,,g'-3 H j W ' 4 x EL ESPADERU STAFF For a crew of workers who had trouble meeting deadlines, the El Espadero staff did an outstanding job this year. Faced with problems such as: no darkroom, inaccurate pictures, rain, unsatis- factory equipment, illness, and inexperienced but willing workers, the staff worked desperately all year to conquer these hurdles. With a limited budget crying from exhaustion, the staff finally produced Bolsa Grande's first yearbook which Matadors will be more proud of as the years come and go. Frank Walker Editor Charolotte Bringle Marie Whistler Barbara Kinney Associate Editor Literary Editor Art EdIt0I' Kathleen Terry Ron Basua A Pat Sitton I Business Manager Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor f ! Nancy Nishioka Business Manager Bob McFadden Sports Editor ---:Y Ron McMinimy Photographer YN 15 Ylla Woodin Judy Noble Administration Editor Activities Editor , Q A i 5 3 'ff' fy iw 1 Y Terri Kakuda Les Kuhns Classes Editor Photographer Mr. David Young, yearbook staff advisor, and Bart Laughlin, representative of the publishing company, discuss picture lay-outs for the first deadline. i 5 3 fn'-nv G sw., Kathy Ausmus Editor-in-Chief EL DIBSTP-.U STAFF The newspaper staff worked many hours to furnish us with a unique accounting of the activities at Bolsa. Possessed with the many problems of a Journalism class of a new school the El Diestro staff forged ahead meeting deadlines and hurdling obstacles that confronted them. We congratulate them for the fine job they did this year. Janet Terry, Features Editorg Mike Middlesworth, Sports Editor and Photographer, and Helen Gomez, News Editor, were kept busy this past year. 5 The names behind the headlines were, FRONT ROW: Linda Carr, re- porter, Norita Christensen, features writer. BACK ROW: Judi Hoggan, reporter, Kris Gibson, reporter: Judi Stevens, reporter: Roy Love, sports writer. 54 Mike Middlesworth interviews Jack Elliott about Jack's customized car. Roy Love inspects a roll of film in the dark room. CUB REPORTERS--FIRST ROW: Adrienne Mandell, Jo Ann Miller, Sandra Kinney, Shirley Enomoto, Doni Ulmer. SEC- OND ROW: Tom Dufour, Barbara Doff, Diana Kruckenberg, Joan Moran, Jeannie Moffett, Carrol LaRue, Ralph Carpen- ter, Don Howell, 5' A 1 5 K M- nw' if jg if 5 3 was - Wzfg , X..,, . .A fe QW F 15 9 XM , +V M ffl x Z- ' v R? gf ws 5' fx gr 8' MM, . gy, , , ,5 , We A 5 ,fww- fx p f?:'34. v . 'ji . . wg 'YF , v ' l 'S ' E6 I ? ,gy X Q51 F, A X . ,z13:'f.5V '+ :. Jsqg I 1 I , 1 , .figgg izi ,ji .-w-,.-.- L-,Q , ' 5- Sa-wEf e,x ' 1 f +155 V .1 ,'.:.i,,a, ,1 , 1, W Y,Jf .m. , ,9,4, K.., N w Nl ffff f Jfvif-'MQ I . ,y?2,.k, .Vi j ,v p 1 ,s an 1, , TH, is if ' .QL:'Q1f' -1 I?7'rfF '11 'l'if?liQ' f T' .L 1 ---. 5 Jfify. 1.. ' .33 'nv' 1 1 1 4 'V SENIUR PLA cavern IN TH: v:LL:AN's wan l 'fix Diana Kuckenberg, Ken Lape, and Marie Buss sit around the table while getting instructions Gary Howell .,,., Charlotte Bringle. . Jerry Davis .... Nlarie Buss .... Ken Lampe ...... Mary Ann Nlazey. . Diana Kruckenberg, . . Roy St. Clair ..,,. Kathleen Terry .,.. Karen Plate ,.... CAST A . Dr. Hugo Belch, Physician . , . .lVlrs. Regina Larkfield Brockton, Larkfield's butler ......,..Nella Hargrave . . , .Nlalvern Larklield . . . .Lona Larkfield .........,.Felicity Fair ..Cyril Bothingwell, villain . , Denise, a French maid . .lVlrs. Geraldine Hargrave wr Diana Kruckenbers Ken Lampe, Charlotte Bringle, and Mary Ann Maxey practice outside. Hero and Heroine: Diana and Ken. Karen Plate, Ken, and Charlotte talk to sewing students who helped make the costumes. Doctor Gary Howell checks Mary Ann while Kathy Terry watches with anticipation. 59 K ,.. 'Vai' f we sa eEZ'Q,Qf. I 'N Q ,I+ aff lf' Q3 lf gi. ia .L,,. i. P 5- am ' il- ,- was uf is .gtg X ul. As Q r 'mafia Charlene Dulvlars Norita Christensen Danny Hoffman . Elvina Janssen . . Cheryl O'Neill . Pat Parris . A LeRoy Ramirez . Bill Moore . Ron Basua . . l've always wanted a - Ron V3l6l'lCl3. boy. Ron Valencia does a yell vvlii P , watch. ' ...J--'Inf' yiiffl S sb-'J Negr- - S av 'kv I JUNIOR TH! TIME OUT The Junior Play cast is fleft to rightbt Leroy Ramirez, Dan Hoffman, Cheryl O'Neill,Bill Moore, Elvina Janssen, Pat Parris, Norita Christensen. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs, Lashley, Ron Valencia, Charlene DuMars, Ron Basua. 60 PLA AST . . . Lizzie, The Maid . . . Agnes Carol HowardCarol . . . Joan, Their Daughter, Age 18 . . Jeannie, Their Daughter, Age 16 . . Ginger, Their Daughter, Age 14 .. . . .Eddie Davis, Joan's Boy Friend . Tommy Green, Ginger's Boy Friend Mr. Wilson, The High School Principal . . . . . .Ed Hoffman, Howards Boss UR GINGER A ,,.,ff fZ, s if Eddie has an argu- ment with Ginger while waiting for Joan. Eddie's flip makes 4 his dad nervous. Ginger makes scrub football team. Principal is flabbergasted at Ginger's behavior. 6l il MATADUP. SALUTE During the two-day activity period preceeding the Matador Salute, freshmen, in order to be- come acquainted with seniors, were admitted to the dance free if they had 100 Senior signa- tures. Highlighting this event was the crowning of the king and queen of the dance. Eager freshmen getting signatures from Senior Cecil Sianez are Mark Burry, Pat Farmer and Donna Bockman. Congratulating each other on having the most senior signatures are freshmen Evalie DuMars and Lee Thibodeau. Freshman King AI Walker, crowns his sister, 62 Virginia Walker, Freshman Queen. Selling donuts to raise money for the boys are Dale Cole Jack Barrett, Chuck MATADUR DEBUT Because there were no alumni returning, Bolsa's HOIVIE- CONIING was called the MATADOR DEBUT in honor of the first school year. Many activities, such as parties, candy, donut sales, and car washes were sponsored by the Boy-Girl Competition. The purpose of these activities was to raise money for the Amer- ican Field Service. After the football game a dance was held honoring the winning girls. i The Continentals, directed by Walley Davis, a graduate of Garden Grove High, set the mood of the dance. o5 ft: qt Magi? 1-HE mf i Fi 64 jg. A .ann I - X Q Smiling faces are shown by Raul Gomez and Carol Carlson after being crowned King and Queen at the dance if Ei 32 'Q.,-w-'Y' of 5 Pam Opdahl Sophomore Princess SUPH Jack Elliot Junior Prince JUNIOR PRUSH Terry Marecic Freshman Prince if .5 fl Mike Anderson Sophomore Prince SUPH JUNIOR Rosemarie Stephen Junior Princess PRDSH Carol Wynn Freshman Princess The purpose of the dinneradance at the Disneyland Hotel, sponsored by the Bolsa Grande Connie Young, Sweetheart, dances with Larry Walcher. flair! was to honor the JV and Varsity football Boosters Club teams. A major feature of the Varsity Ball was the crown- ing of the Varsity Sweetheart who was team members. The combo at Disneyland Hotel provided the entertainment for the evening. Here couples dance to music provided afte the awards presentation. Awards were given out after the banquet to Dave Brizic, Jim Mitchel, Cecil Sianez, Raul Gomez, Harry Hobson, and Jack Blok. chosen by the r the banquet and . 'N'A ' is , e VAP-.SIT , M H y, r U X KN Q. in ,,ik .A in .i 8' I Q, 964' V f ' H r fm, ' 'Q Q:- 7 i s N - 'Sf t t , est q 35. fi? W Lovely Connie Young, senior, was chosen Sweetheart by the varsity football team RHAPSUD IN RED RHAPSODY IN RED, a combination Co-Ed4Christmas dance sponsored by the Girls' League, was the first dance to be held in Bolsa's new gym which was elab- orately decorated for the occasion. While each officer in the league sponsored a senior boy as her candidate for king, the remaining girls voted for one to be crowned as king at the dance. Nancy Nishioka, Co-ed Queen is seated with her date, Frank Walker. I l 68 Being the center of attention, the white Christmas tree is decorated with candy canes and red ornaments. C0-BD ING J Ron Owen, senior, was Chairman. Jr -,, 0 chosen Co-Ed King of the Christmas dance. He was sponsored by Nancy Nishioka, Girls' Leagu e Publicity BEE and CBE BANQUBT ln honor of the Bee and Cee Football Teams, a ban- quet and dance was held at Bolsa, Awards were pre- sented by the coaches, and entertainment was pro- vided at the banquet. Following the dinner a dance was held in the girl's gym. Both the cafeteria and the gym were decorated by members ofthe Student Council. The Continentals provided the entertainment at the dance. H Rod Meacham receives his award from Mr. Rose and Mr. Schwarz if ' ygi'f, my-... -QQ - if The Boys' Quartet provided entertainment during the ban- quet. They are Bill Darst, Bob Neighbors, Brian Lynch, and - iff 9- I 70 Dick Cobb. .df The food, prepared by the cafeteria and served by the Girls' League, was enjoyed by all. SNAPS N, .pu-I' xfsf 9s If Mr. Sundell helps Rosemarie Stephen, foreign exchange student, with a math problem. Members of the Junior and Senior class are shown ques' tioning representatives of the Armed Forces during an assembly. Mr. Noblitt checks students' work during routine day at B.G. Mr, Fox and Mr. Brown, amateur singles champions, stand with some members of the tennis team, after performing at a school assembly. 413 .qw- Ex-wrestler, Mr. Shirtlofs, demonstrates his agility at an assembly, while Bolsa wrestlers look on with approval. Mr. Smitheran introduces spokesman, Paul Gomez, for the varsity basket' Underclassmen trying to get through the Senior Door are stopped by the seniors. gmail A friendly handshake is given Frank Walker, school mas- cot, by Mr. Wheeler, faculty mascot, during the faculty- varsity basketball game. 72 ball team at the Rancho exchange assembly. These are a few of the students representing the faculty basketball team. FAUULT - VARSIT Mr. Sundell gives his predictions of the faculty-varsity game while worried students in background turn gray with fright. The faculty pep squad does routines at the pep assembly. Miss Buse and Mr. O'DonnelI lead faculty yells BP ASSBMBL Mr. Wheeler, faculty mascot, twirls his cape. , glfllffi I i?:4,A ' 01 mffuzil W Bob Thompson and Ron Owen imitate yell leaders at a pep assembly. PEI During a pep assembly the Songleaders do a routine. Standing for the temporary Alma Mater are Jack Blok and Mr. Mc Mr. Guder leads the band practicing as they march. 74 Kinney. ASSEMBLIES Barbara, Ron, and Marie do a new yell fMr. Dillonb at the assembly. Preparing for a yell are Ron, Terri, Bob, and Marie. S l Drama students give their impression of the re l sults of the game. The Matador stands victorious, ,A, W, jf I , if my ,P , ,lf wmv: I 6 T W V l. - 2 5- .S .L sr Carol Conkel mimics a league referee. 75 'v .. 4 if - +A.- 1 - .wh ,t-lt'-iid Kaur Who wouldn't holler with these yell leaders ready to lead the Matadors on to victory! Terri 11? Marie ' ' , if Bob 5' LEADERS Everybody up and let's hear your voices. The yell leaders led cheers in all major sports during 1959- 1960 at Bolsa Grande. , ' 5, T ,I il 9 ,X a' , .M am. , N Q '- akig.. . - . 5 76 d MATADUR MASCUT Helping school spirit and representing the school's symbol at sports events, assemblies and various school functions are just a few ofthe major jobs of Frank Walker. Frank was chosen by the Student Council last year to be school mascot. The Songleaders give Frank a big Ole. Matador Frank Walker waves his cape at ze bool. .,,, EX Helping school spirit at games is one of his most impo 'obs. l While showing off the Matador costume he twirls the cape. rtant 77 ' ii I -. f i 44.1.-V we . i , , gg P, . .,L- W. ,,,,, ,,. ,Q ,. ,,,,', 5 ,Mn ,MW Y K ,Iii-'yi' K fgfryi., HY ,b . 'TNF K ' 1, ' K Q as Q 'wh . W .. i X - 'ffff' 1 jf, or A i ,.,... . . w K' .....,.,..-f-- N -Va'1g1w5gf ,--. - 5 .. ,nl 1765 kk A K, V WI' ri, i H :Q iii A ,jg , f ,A I I , X1','r:m,-'i , v:iz1.'Z.' fkk' f . .. vi . 'W ,V ' , i. 157 ilxk:9L? 95?13'rslLLf:'-f- if fi if 4 , o r 3 - ' Y - , j kkyy 6 X, k gfjifk-U'?,1 ,,,: H ,jj I W .X kg K,mpiiwimggM,:'kk,,515!SJJf i1,WiF,1,5,1Ng . . K - :aff i -5 i :f'..1g,,.,Ez.,,'f1-in A -' X, , N Q -sgwvh N 1 ' . We .95 f f?51'fm-'Rh A fi ,- 3' ' -f'ii'jg+'5Tfff?ge K gk , '! .!?P13j:1a Q ' L ' we x,-L sf il LKL. ei if L f if 'if,g1a, i'w5?ff-'k5':,f,a. , . k'.- - BoIsa's first Songleaders are Charlene McCoskey, Connie Young, Judy Noble, Marnny Lynde, and Diana Wynn. x-X f Connie 1 78 LEADERS The Songleaders strike one of their poses for the cam eraman. i 'Wi o o lf G I g f ,Q .32 t Ii , -,msn ,yy V, .. MA' ' r ' L 4 1 , I ...Q 4' i 4, t I X .- 4' Adding color to half time shows, parades, and other activities, are Flag Twirlers Sue Singer, Elaine Bliss, Barbara Rohweder, Janet Liby, and Kathy Terry. Majorette Donna and Head Majorette Cam do routine together, . K' n--1...-aa.--gy.. ' s With a big smile the Flag Twirlers finish a routine. While leading the band, Donna Haggen, Cam Thomas, and Judy Miller fnot shown herej, exhibited expert baton twirling. .xt Ax A arf 79 4-Q st , 5 1 W, 'O F fi Sherry Faruer Shirley Enomoto June Cruz y in x ,O l Betty Lloyd Mary Staley Dorothy Keyes A Big Ole to Miss Pott's marching Red Capes. These girls performed at half-times and in parades. Showing skill, precision timing, and hours of practice. Pam Reyburn Diana Pickett , . lt, ,125 Judy Demers Pam Opdahl i- x Ankgie samz , i' Dleibresmircneiii ' 1 n f lv, ! J AQ lgilx ZF Q gm Linda Hall N-.L i l . Jan Dunivin Lorraine Ritter Sandy Griffith Jeri Cripe qv 4 Q-'fl x K! wi .lx Q 2 Ns. Pam Young Irene Yamami Kathy Bambrook APES They tied for first place, for best displaying the theme of the school, at the Huntington Beach Invitational Christmas Parade. C U7 DJ 3 Q. 54 X 3 3 CD '4 1 .sf V Ai yan. v ' y 5' yiiii , QA 'V t 1 V t J 5. M . ,ty 2 at my 5 U Judy Eland I l o Karen Galloway Connie Sianez f X5 tis. . -gi f 1, n,A V, 79,5 . 3 . Nan Cobb VITY -Q Pat Madden Kathy Taylor Diana Kruckenberg F' . G' fn ' t K A k i 'QM 11' - A as .1 J' ' .. 5 , t , x 'bf at if ' Z l ' it 2 LQ S 5. Io Miss Suzanne Potts Nancy Brown Susie Hall Linda Carlson Bobbie Lupe: Nancy Nishioka Myrna Wall fv? , - ll iw In X '5- MARCHING BAND While working under the handicap of not having uniforms, the Matador band, under the direction of Nlr. Guder, won applause and praise at their many performances. Arriving late in the second semester, the smart- looking blue and white uniforms showed off the band and their musical ability even more than be- fore. rforming at the Christmas assembly, the band played concert music nd played in the gym as part of the program for BoIsa's open house. Stopping a moment, while racticin p g ' I -GZL -5.4 marching, the members display their I QWW5 new uniforms. ,mil Adding pep to the sports games was one of their many activities. Members of the Band are: FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Terry, San- dra Lovas, Diane Knauss. SECOND ROW: David Boals, Ernie Oakley, Bob Woolpord, Elaine Sallmen, Laurs Van Otterloo, Margaret Hockstra, Rollie Dunn, Donna Gansen, Richard Moreno, Lester Moore, Bill Chap' man, John Chaney, Dick Jones, David Morris. THIRD ROW: Mike Young, Danny Hoffman, Jim Rogers, Pam Tiller, Ron Johnston, George Espinosa, Dennis Markert, Karen Ramberg, Jim Darsey, Gary Czar- necki, Jim Proctor, Charles McCos- key, Larry Ozford. FOURTH ROW: Andy Tregilgas, Keith Van Zandt, Chuch Wright, John Venard, David Burry, Janice Hay, Molly Berry, Bob McFadden, Fernando Nunez, Fred Burry, Wayne Edie, Roland Retaxy, Gerry Gillock, Q-w X A 0 is we Ba ,fs Mr. Guder, head of the Music Department. ORCHESTRA Performing in concerts, assemblies, and other activities the orchestra won the attention of many an audience this year. Directed by Mr. Guder, their continual practice has given them a professional quality. Student Director Bill Darstp left to right, Keith Van Zandt, John Venard, Bob Woolford. SECOND ROW: Bob Neighbors, Janice Brandt, Penny Mays Karen Anderson, Allen Frazier, Kathy Parker, Virginia Boswell. Not shown are Laura Van Otterloo, Mary Staley, Wayne Parker, Grace Hashiba Joyce Kusuda, Marc Matthews, and Gregrory Weiss. S1 Z. S. icsi :sin 1 -A .qs '-we , Q I shift - . .ff A '54 B N55 tr ' - - 2- wi- 3. Nw. 'st ' Xu , .J .. ' .,.. FIRST ROW: Carol Wynn, Donna Eads, Ruth M C M . c rory, Thedra Wright, Donald Minnix, Anthony Garcia, Joe Rass, Paul Koehnke, James Hall, Penny ays, Jo Anne Richmond, Trudy Richmond, Judy Burrows. SECOND ROW: Moran Porciello, Jackie Hauk, Rose Ann Lake, Billy Brisendine, Jerry McCloud, Dan Hasater, Elberta Sayson, Dave Roberts, Ray Presnell, Jim Farris, Mary Gogley, Annette Hicks, Karen Galloway. THIRD ROW: Donna Hagen, Marnny Lynde, Karen Ramberg, John Hudson, Jim DeVogel, Steve Spear, Charles Parker, Jim Peddicord, Aaron Bolton, Fred Burry, Camille Clements, Nan Cobb. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Endsley, Mary Rupprecht, Mary Ann Jenson, Bob Woolford, Wayne Reed, Bob Sheldon, David Burry, Roy St. Clair, Gary Van Zandt, Avonelle Mayberry, Caroline Matthews, Kathi Duckworth. Y S Hi U at is 3 A V X 4' 4 QA il Q, X ll ilu ivy? A A EAPPELLA Nh l l Mr. Day, head of the music depart- ment. , i i l in., if .i i if IA? ll ly 1 Wayne Reed, student director, leads the choir. 85 CONCERT CHUIP. Under the direction of Mr. Day, the Concert Choir, outfitted in formals and tuxedoes, won high praise for their many performances. Participating in a number of school assem- blies, entertaining other schools in the sure rounding districts, and touring in Arizona were some of their activities. Much talent and versatility in music was diss played by this fine choral group. While singing at a school assembly, the choir was directed by Mi, Day. After caroling on Christmas Eve, the choir rests at Mr. Mc' Kinney's house, Members of the choir consist of, FIRST ROW: Kaaren Faulkenham, La Vaughn Hoakenson, Gail Watkins, Pam Opdahl, Connie Opdahl, Melanie Starr, Connie Young, SECOND ROW: Judy Davis, Carol Eaton, Karen Plate, Nancy Lighthall, Linda Hayden, Pat Brock, Gail Knight. THIRD ROW: Bob Motto, Larry Klivos, Bob Neighbors, Brian Lynch, Dick Cobb, Terry Marecic. FOURTH ROW: Bill Darst, Roy St. Clair, Jerry Dew, Gordon Rimnier. - S. , lv. ' . . wgcgmfs , --L 5 , 1: -X uv, - r ff W r K We Q Q f 86 lin H lf S ' My A - . f gi, ,,, M . J , in Www X . S? - Qu - yi K f M T? 593 it 1 5 , ,gi E SS f S' Tfi ' Sxg in .K - 'ggi' if 5 K K K Q Liv .M KVM i,,,g' QW' S V M4 r t 'xx 1 , '7 3, , , -J 'ffif' . C 'VN ' ' rat. FIRST ROW: Jean Haley. Janice Haley, Ruth Hayden, Sheila Macklin, Shirley Conoway, Hilda Knight, Ardith DnMars, Nerlu Kntsunai, Wanda Dagnie, Katherine Herring, Sandra Lownian, Cathy Thomas, Frieda Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: Joyce Calkins, Dianne Vance, Dawn leslie, frankie Nelson, Joyce Ranes, Georgia Osunn, Evalie DuMars, Connie Denessen, Marilyn DuMars, Robin Snnth, Jeannie Blooclworth, Deanna De Witt, loss Fox, Derenda Hurst, THIRD ROW: Esther Chairez, Barbara Borion, Mary Villasenor, Lydia Guillen, Rowens Rubio, Carol Stirnson, Gail Hatlrrn, Joyrze Kingston, Shirley Ross, Kay Ruse, Lnngene Green, Sharon Davis, Patty Ronk, Linda Scott, FOURTH ROW: Karen Meintz, Dianna Younig, Joann Rogers, Sandra Back, Shirley Hare, Carol Keller, Jacquelyn Swartz, Virginia Brown, Mary Stingley, Jo Ann Brennen, Gail Tc-ulecik. GIRLS' CHORUS BU S' QUARTST GIRLS' QUARTBT Pam Opdahl, Melanie Starr, Gail Watkins, and Connie Opclahl, Dick Cobb, Bill Darst, Brian lynch, and Bob Neighbors, seated. seated. 1 rv fv- Ya-If E' 'gn Y? Romey shows her U.S, sister. E CHANGE STUDENT her home country, Germany, to Sharon Beatty, v I t ,F 4. , ' ,Q .,A, wff.7f. ...i I Belonging to the Forensic Club and the Student Council, Rosemarie Stephen, exchange student from Germany, still has plenty of time for her well filled business course. Bad Hamburg V. R. H. is her home in Germany, but while she is staying in the U. S., she is living with Nlr. and Nlrs. Beatty. Romey fwhich she prefers to be calledj has four sisters. One is married. The rest of her family lives with their mother and father. This blonde-haired, blue-eyed girl has made many friends on the campus. Romey's charming personality and friendly disposition have made a big hit with the students, while her talent has won her honors at many speech tournaments. She is a Junior this year. N yfff W 88 Our Exchange Student studies hard for finals. Wearing a big smile, she raises her hand to answer a question. .4 555 xx, .2 A fx, asv' AWARD Lavaughn Hokanson, John Smith, and Char- leen DuMars discuss their art awards won in the Southern California Art Contest. Diana Wynn and Eddie Rameriz hold their speech trophies while Mrs. Sel- vig, speech teacher, smiles approv- ingly. Dave Brizic and Jim Mitchell smile as they receive their football awards. WINNERS 83 My As img N www Vs , xx. A v L nfl ii? 'V X f 5 n 'K 4 Ei, 11 'E h fm., 'Wh W, ' .5 Q , S, , ui' X 5! - x M , My 5 :gg ,M L Q ii H if Q W f z ' it .cf x 0 I f -.r- Y --Q -.I-J 4 .. mm lov gs - I-an -K- ,165 nur f'w Any--. .... -aunguq... '-X . M. s.. - Art- Q4 s foto por-W Los Hermanos Rarwrez 'I-nan. O I I I Y 'Nha W 91 Q ,ss FOOTBALL Y -- Lx za lx . Q X I ' S 3 X . , Q B. Varsity Football Team-FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Hanson, J. M. Perry, J. Allen, L. Walcher, R. Neighbors, Coach B. Craven Elliott, R. Gomez, D. Brizic, A. White, J. Mitchell, H. Hobson, K. THIRD ROW: Coach G. Hartman, G. Burson, J. Blok, J. Cooper Helmsin, R. Young, D. Coakley, R. Pinkerton. SECOND ROW: J. Barrett, B. Peters, R. Owen, G. Seely, P. Flanagan, M. Ander Coach V. Deveney, C. Sianez, J. Harrison, E. Gomez, D. Naka- son, M. Klaes, D. Miller, R. Brown. mura, D. Hawley, C. Pearson, T. Brennan, D. Becker, R. Wishon, VARSIT AWARD WINNERS R. Gomez and D. Brizic, Co-captains and All Freeway League Team, Brizic and J. Mitchell, Line- men of the Year, Gomez, Back of the Year, Mitchell was also the Most Valuable Player. SCORES Bolsa Grande Opponents 12. . .Mary Star of the Sea. . .21 O. . .Garden Grove ...... . 13 13. . .Pomona Catholic ..... .18 13. . .Kearny-San Diego ..... 6 25...Orange ........ 6 36. . .Santa Ana Valley ..... .12 7. . .Buena Park ..... . . .33 6. . .Westminster ..... ... 7 6. . .Rancho Alamitos ..... .21 Line Coach George Hartman, Head Coach Bill Craven, Flanker Coach Vince Deveney. C. Slanez R. Pinkerton H. Hobson Jim Mitchell being tackled after a six yard gain in the Santa Ana Valley game. VARSIT Young E. Gomez Raul Gomez cuts downfield for a fifteen yard run to throw Orange High backfield men into a frenzy K. Helmsin D. Hawley M. Anderson J. Elliot li , if .M S A White J. Harrison Raul Gomez goes over for a touchdown. AI White and Jack Blok stop Garden Grove on an end run. D. Brizic J. Mitchell 4 wwf' '2 y 3' ix X C. Pearson R. Owen R. Gomez J. Blok R. Neighbors ' U Y L 44 7 4' 3 , xy ' Q t gl! , J ri I Q 40 R --., .ww .ai K. , ,ds .I 2 JV'S - A SCURBS Bolsa Grande Opponents 6. . .Rancho Alamitos. .. 7 19, . .Westminster .... . . O O. . .Orange .....,... .20 6. . .Santa Ana Valley... 7 O. . .Buena Park ...... .20 The Junior Varsity, under the direction of Coach Courtney Burson, won one out of five of their games. The excellent show of ability was very evident in the team, even though they didn't win many games. Considering the fact that it was their first season and they had only ' ti t 'M i tc one coach, we think they were outstanding. J Quigley Hneman, J Byerman Captain OUTSTANDING PLAYERS: R. Heath, backfield: l . K Q I 4 I ' - Q 'Q ' f S .W ll ill. A lem QQ FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Wagner, M. Scholling, D. Lasater , G. Downard, P. Johnson, J. Watkins. THIRD ROW: R. Torres, J. Quigley, L. Jervis, B. Halveston, J. Zazueta, J. Byerman. SEC- J. Drew, D.. Bellville, R. Martinez, J. LeVevre, H. Ricker, R. Tig- OND ROW: Coach Burson, J. Dilly, R. Heath, R. Oakley, R. Love, ner, R. Trujillo, B. Woolford. 1,-. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Heyne, E. Gordon, B. Kliner, J. Johnson, E. Ramirez, R. Williams, H. Perez, L. Olden- berg. SECOND ROW: R. Trask, R. Murai, T. Peoples, G. Hunt, R. Retana, D. Niehaus, R. Meacham, D- Cobb, L- Summerfield, R. Cripe, J. Clifford. THIRD ROW: J. Coak- ws' A OUTSTANDING PLAYERS: Terry Sublett, backfieldg Roy Murai, line. Iey. K. Johnson, T. Sublett, D. Hollingsworth, M. Cruthirds D. Linkogle, D. Johnson, B. Couron, V. Jarrett, R. Mello: J. Wood, T. Klovanick, R. Presnell, R. Lopez, D. Roberg, A. Ruiz. BEB'S scnnns Bolsa Grande Opponents 7. .Costa Mesa ....,. 32 0, .Garden Grove .... 41 O. .Rancho Alamitos. .35 13, .Buena Park ...... 35 O. .Westminster .,.,. 6 20. .Orange .... . .34 20. .Sunny Hills ...... 41 19, .Santa Ana Valley. .31 The team who won in spirit, but lost in score, was our Bee football squad. They put up a good fight and we give them credit for their eagerness and initiative. They met su- perior foes but still their spirit stayed with them throughout the season. UEE'S scones BOLSA GRANDE OPPONENTS O .....,..., Costa Mesa .. ....,... 19 O... ...Garden Grove... ,. O 6... ...Western....... ..6 O... ...Rancho Alamitos... ...32 13... ...BuenaPark..... ..7 6... ...Sunny Hills .. ...38 13... ...Orange ....., ., ...12 1... ...Santa Ana Valley... .. O 38... ...South Torrance .. .. 6 The Cees had a very successful year with only three losses throughout the season. Mr. Loren Noblitt coached a team on to victory many times even with the small number of players that went out for the team. AWARD WINNERS Cleft to rightj: Jack Hanson and Bob Troncoso FR NT ROW left to ri ht C Re na G Jewett B Walker, O K g lr . y . - . . T. Marecic, J. Carpenter, S. Hollend, L. Favors, M. Wright, B Shatswell, C. Kinney. SECOND ROW: R. Crutchfield, M. Tron coso, L. Wolf, B. Troncoso, L. Miyawaki, M. Scott, J. Hanson N. Siverson, P. Russell, M. Miller, R. Parsons, L. Elwell, T. Mermer. THIRD ROW: R. Velasquez, D. Nelson, C. Labarre, J. Brown, C. Ausmus, T. Blan, F. Shields, S. Spear, T. Summers, B. Chapman, B. Walker, J. Miller. . X4 Q X: rfffi. k - k 1 Q ' v. Q' . ff. K. 5 3 .- X sv? g g XigQfXfxN39X.'k X X Q 1 - ,QXQFXX 1 fy g . A .iv xi-M A 7, Q, EX 452. , xv. .- X 9 N 43485 f,xQXXzXf:.g' XX I X -- Xfixkwsr - 15, -N 1 . .55 if x 'FQ f Qi. is 1 'ff' Xgaf- f 41,13 -n--Q.-N X I' qv 3 . Y. R - if . X u 3 I wr si fx 4 .H x '1 li' fi 93' Q R lf, YW 1- 153-M' 0 H-stlinqaii my r Y' 'g f ' if Aww-a. b qw W ' A X Xf' '1' ' 'ai' Aff ' 1, 'f . , , . 1' ,qi 'mf 5 ' f -,gm ,' TW' -' . , , . ,ar , ' :. Q vm Q-Q45 , ' if K , Y wt f VAP-.SIT Due to a lack of height and experience, the Matador team finished fourth in their Freeway League competi- tion. The team was known for their speed and fast bali handling. They were a constant threat to all opposing teams. M5 I 43 W 4 sn A 35 of inf' J' 5 af., UE ig q:.:'5lDr E L QD Left to Right: J. Harrison, Manager, C. Pearson, E. Womack, J. Hanson, D. Hawley, G. Sealey, B. Thompson, Coach Smitheran, T. Hillestad, A. Rios, B. Roderer, R. Lions, R. Gomez, B, Kono, C. Rena, Manager, 'YQ' - - YW.-. ., r P' -T xr-- ' . 'L 'A -Q it f . .. ,, ft. g q ir is um. mu M W 'Wim .sf 1 Raul Gomez evades defensive man during the Westminster Tournament. Mr. Krawczak and Ed Womack stretch for a rebound during the Varsity-Faculty game. The Spartan players begin to worry as Raul Gomez drives in for a lay-up. lOl Coach Smitheran Bob Roederer tries a two handed lay-up while Al Rios comes in for the rebound. SCORES Bolsa Grande Opponents 29 .a..., 4.., O range A A A .71 29. A A A A Santa Ana Valley A A A A .35 32. A .AABuena Park... A..56 AOA. A A A Westminster ,A A A A35 35. A A A A Rancho Alamitos A A A A .42 32. A A ,.i.. Orange ,,., A A A40 40. A A A A Santa Ana Valley A . A A .43 43... AAl3uenaParkAA, AA.56 51. AA A Westminster A A A A A42 37 AA AA A Rancho Alamitos A A .A .47 Although the Spartan player looks like he has control of the ball Tom Hille stad actually made the shot. lO2 S 'nf' Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Gary McElroy, Roy Hardy, Ruben Martinez, Joe Zazueta. SECOND ROW: Bob Lang, Mike Dayton, Larry Walcher, Paul Gushard, Steve Balloch, Dave Wilke. J.V.'S Coach Craven and his future Varsity players entered League play slowly. The players progressed and improved as the season rolled along and during their last number of games showed the fighting spirit that Matador teams are famous for. Although the J V's had a record of two vic- tories and eight defeats they were constantly delighting spectators with their aggressiveness. . T in jig ' . - Bob Lang throws up his hands while his teammate fights a Vaquero for the ball. Roy Hardy goes after the ball during the Rancho game. Bolsa Grande 30 ..... 27... 38 .... 35 .... 30 .... 37 .... 42 .... 50 .... 47 .... 43 .... SCORES Santa Ana Valley . Buena Park . . Westminster . Rancho Alamitos Orange Santa Ana Valley . Buena Park . . Westminster . Rancho Alamitos Opponents ..,..46 ....38 ....51 ....46 ....62 ....42 ....39 ....56 ....45 .,..49 103 ,Qt 4 52 1: . H N, 5 s.,,,w .- ay hir' NX ik M --.J Q I AI. A I H- , A ah. J N-, FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjr E. Gomez, J. Wood, R. Sisel, G. Espinosa, D. Parker E Sulllvar SECOND ROW: A. Walker, B. Seitzinge, E. Cruthers, R. Reyburn, L. Bohn P Nuara G IS Dunn, B. Head. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightyz M. Francoso, R. Scovel, B. Shatsvvell, T. Robert, D. Book. SEC OND ROW: J. Hanson, C. Labarre, B. Troncoso, G. Singer, R. Velasqe, E. Schiffer, T. Malone. CBE S S 1 gas' . ' af' S-v 'brumwf x 4 5' IDA 3 no A . .0 l f Q I .i 5' f viii-.A -'B' l 'liz fist Varsity Track, left to right: Richard Brown, Elan Moller, Gordon Rimmer, Jack Blok, Fred Ritter, Jerry Watkins. SECOND ROW: John Miller, Tom Brennan, Gary Downard, Dave Becker, Ken Yarbrough, Pat Flanagan, Dave Hall. THIRD ROW: John Harrison, Dave Brizic, Gary Wilson, Bob Bolen, Ken Helmsin, Richard Garland, Dale Hawley, Mike Perry. Bob Thompson readily receives baton from Marc Hollen. Coach Don Avery TRAC Everywhere the Matadors compete they receive the full respect of their opponents. This admiration is due to the fact that the Matadors never allow their abilities to outweigh their sportsmanship and spirit. The spirit and sportsmanship have become synonymous with the name Bolsa Grande High when mentioned in track circles. 105 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Niehaus, J. Lyon, S. Brown, K. Howard, J. Stanton, M. Middlesworth, D. Baldridge SECOND ROW: B, Young, R. Meacham, E. Ramirez, L. Sommerfeld, M. Finney, B. Johnson, H. Simmons THIRD ROW: B. Abbott, V. Jarrett, R. Groft, R. Johnson, L. Dobson, T. Soblett, R. Hoback. I FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Harris, L. Gardiner, J. Vallejo, P. Koehnke, M. Johnson, C. LaBarre, L. Schutty, J. Brown, J. Higgins. SECOND ROW: T. Peoples, D. Paul, A. Garcia, R. Torry, J. Hall, D. Nelson, B. Walker, B. Laing, R. Cripe. THIRD ROW: R. Welty, C. Ausmus, M. Young, R. Velasquez, R. Scoeuel, G. Stratton, J. Green. A I A - , 2 W rws x -mwixw ., ,. wfkx ,K 3 M 1 ., .. 'i q 153 gi iursx, Q we 1- - . x X.gtivM+'- +3 . .K vw f QC. 'i.Qf-'x ,rg KW u Q am , I 1, i.p4,f5,x:i.K, 14,5 Q , fl y ' - gr? -y K f X .X 2' .W N, K K Qsffwv: ww. ., ,V is? A - are 'x .Q L S. Sw ,fp iii -mx , U4 f Q Wy, gee: XR , uv!VVlLCW!J Left to right, Ronald Osumi, Brian Lynch, Jim Schuster, Dennis Parks, David Couch, Terry Parkhurst, Don McCay. Dennis and Dave show great winning skill. Coach James' Schw-arz gives members instruction. if 7 X y . l! Xl I l bei? + V il i 6 I F 155' I id if f ,X Y ti K i P S l I Varsity Wrestling, left to right: John Miller, David Brizic, Chuck Russell, Cecil Sianez, Bob Bolen, Richard Coakley WRESTLING Coaches Vince Deveney and Don Meyer Junior Varsity Wrestling-FIRST ROW, left to right: Darryl Paul, Art Owensby, Chuck Re na Joh y , n Luttrull, Marlin Miller. SECOND ROW: Al Antolin, Jerry Brown, Osamu Ikeda, Jerry Craig, Tom Bren- nan, Bob Brunt, Eddie Ratana, Bob Young. gif tv ,AX s lil 1 CP-.USS CUUNTP. Coach Edward O. Denbow. Left to right are James Hall, David Aramaki, Torn Hillestad, Stan Sorling, Ron Johnston, Gary Stratton, and Mr. Denbow ,......V,Z,5. '- ' h K i,.,w ki .mn FKT Y5 41 iw . GIRLS SPORTS ' - 0 Q fo, ' 1 kwwafgaz- .A , --f M ' WM,.n,,..,W,. .,. M lDllU!a, 4 ,ew -4 My Pm , ' 5317'H657' Miss Dorothy Lampe VICE-PRESIDENT rnnsrnnmr MANAGERS MANAGERS, left to right: Mar- lene Matthews assistant volle 1 y' ball manager, Sharon Battles, assistant softball manager, Bon nie Weinheimer, assistant bad minton manager, Pat Swanson softball manager. Not shown Sharon Love, volleyball man agerg June Carraway, badmin ton manager. CABINET MEMBERS, left to right: Georgia Osumi, Pat Swan- son, Evalie DuMars, Carol Stim- ple, Janet Hodgson, Mildred Sackman. CABINET idk .ig H. , is BAS ETBALL Before the gym was finished the girls had to play volleyball in street clothes. H6 A jump ball is taken by two girls in G.A.A. while the official looks on. A spike is attempted by one of the members of the G.A.A. vol- leyball team. Basketball is being enjoyed by the girls in G.A.A. VULLE BALL Girls pay close attention as the ball is helped over the net. Cam Thomas is ready to catch the ball as runner heads for first base. SOFTBALL Two members of G.A.A. watch as June Carraway strikes the ball. Q. G.A.A. member slides into base as the other two players try to put her out. 4.1. f 'ii' ','A . 9 ,. , W. Lisa Blankinship demonstrates the proper grip and stance for golf. You better make good, the bases are loaded, shout team members. GULF 117 BADMINTUN A vigorous game of badminton is watched by the advisor of the group, Miss Potts. Gloria Haire and Glenda Schmidt congratulate the vic- tors, June Carraway and Oneita Knouse. Miss Potts dreams of the day they will become cham- pions. 118 TENNIS The G.A.A. tennis teams played many inter-school doubles matches. The G.A.A. advisors were very proud of the tennis teams this year. GAA ' 2' Wg? A . . .N MR is . - . .9 Q-xi--sJ12Q...- .M 1- 3 . - iss? me Nl F W -- 11 'ist M. .. ' . . i .K ,wi K W A -7'W 5 Carol Stimple makes for first base after slamming Rx , the softball during a play day at Bolsa. L, M , QM? is X - 5.f: , M I 'id' rug . J N x Members of the P.E. Department who participated in Playdays are, from right to left: Miss Susanne Potts, Miss Marie Dargatz, Miss Herta Friedrick, Miss Doro- thy Lampe. SPURTS DA Pat Swanson, Mildred Sackman, and Carol Stimple make an eventful Playday out of a game of tennis at Bolsa. x 5-s 1. Sportsdays were enjoyed by the entire membership of the G.A.A. Many traveled from Garden Grove to other area schools during the year to compete on a friendly basis with other girls. 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Q-pf Leslie Oldenbrook Irene Olivas Adeline Ortiz Georgia Osumi Art Owenshy Neal Pabitlky Frank Quintana Abraham Quintana -, K' K K A ,vii i Q at tif 3 gm: 'f,:: I -.::: fi: fe ..', - - 5 fr i ' l 'S TN' 6 xi Q.. 0 ' J s Joann Parker Ruth Partridge Richard Pashko Paula Perkins Dianne Pleman Karen C I Ramberg Pixie Berdie -I-Om Ramirez Ponce Maryann Rameirez Jesse Ramos -E J oyce A Rams f y i Rankin a s A ' ssr Pat ' i J Rankin is iv 1, y' fi I Charmaine I JA 1 Rateike t,l A 'W 5 Allen I Reed . li K .' -'K ' , C A Q Q f 1 41 A 6, I ,. J -1 Wk. ,T 9 ...N in K wr XL - ,, . K. . W- an. 91. ar-W4 X ,K ll. J Dianne Pleman Danny Palomino Dale Reed Milford Reeder Gregory Reiss Chuck Richard Henry Ricker Judy Riley AX :il qf TY N. ,- 4 U' 1 , . f I im ' L ,w g sf, J k X S I V-f v All 11 tri! R s,- W in an Richard Pinheiro Bob Riggs Robert Ritchie Cheryl Roberts Richard Roberts Merle Rodgers David Rodgers Jo Anne Rodgers ax I , 'Qs' Nw 'V' il x L 'H' A 7 P' N1 ur- Kathy Rodgers D'Alice Royce Rowena Rubio Raymon Ruiz Calaudir Ruse Charles Russell Geraldir Russel Paul Russel , 'Q ' 3 gk. Q VV 'Yi V V. ,pg V , .ctr V PK ' K ' Q , KQV V m KV V, 1 , V V S V zz- V- 3 M 1,- -. :Q . Nr' K ,,f K E, i . reef if I . r Q . t . i , ' 'r V Edwin VV Oxenrider 5l+i'3l1 A ' ouifrryd P. .t K V U , S ' .K ,, X or . 593 V at C 3 4 3 Bob V V 1 , A - il V ' Radgett We -L,' 1, ' f Richard S is S '- M. Parr S ,ALL r .1, r r 'LL 1 Charles lx K tl l L I :r it S agua 7 ' 3' 3 Parker A Nancy Peltier Virginia - V Q Perea sa- V 4 , Ray . . V. Perkins Judy David Sarratt - . r'x V 5 ' Schoonover fb . ..5'C'sa1 ff l Terry Q Schloe Sharon A Peterson ' i Wayne Roi V Pfifkel' Scoval MIKE Michael V, Paris Scott V' VV V ' A , ' Louis ' r G, VV . ' xy f Schutty , ,Wg James ' 'Q Schuster Don Marsha N Q 3 it . 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' T f Q T of T -1 Tregllgas ' r E 0 in G -f X f 'Z it-:rl 1-Robert VGFCSZTTYIXTIGH '1 'X as A -' T '0 g0S0 Ronald ' T V - VV 183355 Viscosi L, Y 4 Tony . Trijillo A John Turner Norman Jane Turner Wagstaff 1 Bruce CWFIQ ,.. , Terry Waits v- V T tb 'J Al ie' Q 1- Walker V ., 1. T Jeff 1 4 T Upton ' Gilbert Sandra Valadez Wamhoff ,., T virginia Dennis A TTX Valenzuela Wasslef 'R V T gp ' . fl Bob I t L, e ll - ' V 'X Weaver il , -nw, i't . A Dennis A T A ' T ll T Weaver J V 'V' i 7 4 Rodney VV Wglborn VV ' T '- .T ' George ary it V i ' Van Duke Wells ' , gy T if Ray f .Q -2' A Ti ll T ' f . ' ' Welty C. f LV, George .,Tg, A -Y, - J - - Xl 'i Weyland J V ,T i V V Eddie lf . Wilks Wheaton 'iq yt ...Q ,LHS A Gary Robert T y ' I 2 ,W V, Van Zandt Williamson A ' ' A ' - 3 Phillip T 'fjvy Winn ,QT if V Jolene - ' 5 Peggy Wolfe TTTVTT -V V VV .T . TV? s T York . - 'TTT i T A t ' Lax 3 Margretta Lows A TssTT f- Zarges gNo:fe Si' T V ,T Q T Tas 2233233 Womack T Silva? yVVy V ,TVV VVVV ., T Marie- A K Tl Zemke V Tony V J J 1 T A Avila T: A ' 3 A - Nancy Q A T 1 .Q TV ' T 'z -' Buffington ' ' T ' , '92 - I I '30 oscar fl-fa T T ' f' Carmona V ,V V . Z VV VVVV V VVVVV V fV Q. E x Allen L Kile Wayne if Kmdeg S -Q N M, MMMM ,Ig Sharon S ' ' J Matney g J vii 5 KV ,-1,11 Jane 1 gi M Mitchell A 'fs 32:52 , Carol Morgan Virginia Irene Perea Nieto Patricia Pigott Margaret Riley Bette Rios Danny Sarinana Jean ... Settle Patricia M Rene Silerio LA Velasquez :Mg Mary Villasenor i D ' WKlE:1y ani a en '76 Wagner ,Ng Sharolette Km, s.-x Wagner Virginia Walker M ' Lynn Q , Wallace J Janice M Walsh X . Marcella Weber - ' Judy SJ ,J .., Wedmore i . ' ' N.' Louise ,M lv, ' Q Wennt 'L' V - Carol 5 X Q g M . Wgishapl S S ' M M Michael Whitake Joan White A M S' -1 , c.ii Omer 'C 4 i X g white L- M Sally 'Z' nga' -i 5 Zlg LV M. Wiles M P S it Ztql A WTI? Thedra f MM ' em Wight g Marion ' wyiiie Carole Wynn ,-. k Patricia ' ' M Yamami ,f', i f 5 Philip ,..., J M ' M MJAJM M Yniquez L W Sylvia Yniquez A 4 E, J.. 'KT Q--.15 ig ,A,f:l.2?q , i, , an M , ,, J- ,xi , ' A i A i 4. ,. av r 'Q4 1-it it Fig' ' M, gw , '46 . 1 I . ur Laura Williams git' Q Ai, , Sherry Wood W Cheryl Curtis Elizabeth Charrez James Dorsey Tom Dufour Joc Enviro Bill larlr-y Sharon I 31 field FRESHMBN Freshman boy plays Joe Lover. Last minute cramming for exams? QUIPS 'Il Helpless Frosh boy gets help from gal. How did you enjoy the paper, Mr. Young? 132 PRESHMEN BEST Bob Kerlin Allen Kruse LOOKS LN We 09 V .N My N Sharon Soapes BRAINS 1 Q MX f v KA1 w 2 fm, E, I K i n f,2rRf' f :f- . Q ' 1 175 , r i grziwfffzfvfgilr 'Tw ,iz wiviwvr- 2 . f af. an , sn ,WJ ,yy L, A .151 1 ,, eg,'j '.f --' 1 4, ,Mew If - f A ,Q M915 wr ,, , xi T ' lQ.- A' Y 1 Lli rf Q . if 'V - ,Q ,lf , 1:2 . r 5? Q Georgia Osumi 133 S UPHUMURES Glass of BZ ff , 'j ffm , f S President Ron Hash Vice President Jackie Peacock FIRST SEMESTER Sec.-Treas. Irene Yarnami ? fa 4 T SECOND SEMESTER ' x x lan- , X Sec,-Treas. Jackie Peacock ' uf V p ff , . . . President Ted Klovanick X. Vice President Shirley Enomoto 5 L ,,. ,,,f i if 134 1 i i S ex A George ,X Adams Q J.. v ,nw Q, Mary qi Q Ahearn X - B5 Angle h , f Amisay B ir- X ,i. Mike . 5-E' A I Anderson A ' A A' Chuck Don ' Ausmus Cntram ' ' Da rolyn Von me 4,-A , - .45 , 4- M- Baker Arroyo 0' -' , , U - A . Jim Karen A Q i K f Q A Baker Ascherman r.r1 i i 'lr ' Q y ROUGH A i i B Baker -' 1 ' ' Steve i i ' Baldino Scott Kafhv - Bandry Bambrook Pegg!! Barnhardt s 1 Eugene Barrera tg '. ' 'Z' ,A Tom A Barrett A 3125 Sharon Battles ' M Ken Q tervr Q ' Baxter A . , .V B Joan .wt 291 Q A A ' iQ'.ii55Q Bale Q X K t he X . .. ..., K David Bpat an-5 1 ,' ti f' . A ti- r r' X' Beckef 0335 7:-9 4 -, f A-5 'V S f Frank X Belmonte Wade ,Ni Bender . . 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Carmen Frances Brenda Gary b ,fc Calslcgnn Cgriggn Fonseca Force H U nf H ukni 'Qi f Trudy Linda L 'C A Cobb Coffman , 1? cami Ban M Cunningham Dandlis 'gig C, Q- ' 'C Bonnie Frank ' 5 r C4 Dodd Do nley 1 f ' 4, P Linda Judy iii - K , A Mir' Elam Elard K Jim Cardin Marguerite Mike Rod Darline - - Nan Cobb Finley Finney Hyder Haftman 'F if ' in June Cru? Bruce Bob M H Larry Dobson Fraizer Fritz K, M a rl ys E d wa rd s ,, F Armando - f F . Fernandez by has Q I 4 'Q 'M Q. JN.- Karen Fox -A or A f ' i N Q by ' K , A 3- A 5 , ,Q Juanita F ' .T 1- ' 1 if' 5' i f , Nodine G, X an ' i as , y , 3 at. 'I 4. S C W ' -. My fe Jan' G' 'J ' ' r , .. J Roger I t is X it ' i ii i nl ra, i Haascl - - R X 1 ' -' ' V . 1. 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J '51, f, Joe Racella in .t V Vallejo Van Camp 33 Joanne Bonnie --r J Weeks Weinheimer 1 V Pat Fred Ray Linda Charles Irene V Richardson Ritter Stafkgy Stevens Wright Yamami Kay Bonnie Ernest Gerold V V Ruse Russell Sullivan Sullivan - 1 V , Roben Gale 'T :fl Theison Teulecke i Elaine Doni Q Turner Ulmer 3 6 Nancy Sharon ' l + Waterhouse Waters A ' ' -- Dennis Jack Ralph -- ,- S Richard Wood Wood ,L 5, Mary Carol Terry 'J 5 'M V: 5' A Rupprecht Strickland Sublett fig! 5 , Richard Kathy Janet , ' V Schultz Taylor Terry V , Manuel Connie , ' 04, 13, 7-N Troncosoi Trujillo . ' Vi 0. in V RA i V vs. Diana Myrna 4. ' 'f-7 VVV. 4 Q v -V Walker Wall V '- - Veg. -. - ROY Lea ' H iii' T W Wishon Wolff ' k t' w as t Grant K Taverna V . Rick 4' T . T , Torry A i' ' t f V 0' J Q X Bill ,S af- ,J t R- vt, fy Q ls- Waikef rl mv M 4 my Winston V K A . f V! T Jig Q 'N -xt ' 4- . . , ' f' 4. , ,, , 9, t ' . ' R i - ' T at it atta , if 1 X 3 .f ' 'T Y 'x Q i if Q ' S lf J r T f f ' . 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A ws 'dr K libs 'X dw gf A I - 1 vie r fn' f ei' qs '75 er- ' I -N r .rfmhlr flv, t Yi -Ayr I :.,., -..f 2' Robert Young Irene Yamami W W r James Hall 110 FIRST SEMESTER President Ron Heath Vice President Terri Kakuda .eu-X Vice President Jack Elliott JUNIOR mass nf e1 Sec.-Treas. Nancy Nishioka Sec.-Treas. Cindy Burson ,l -.Q ,1 X I '-., eta Q, -. x . .far -2 1 ' '.f Ng . ' , . - 3l X'V I L L S ' Rita Karen .Q x X Allen Andersen - 10 w. H - V X3 K R. ,lf K .N HL iz ., ..f'J3ll'sMlv V Larry Albert Aldridge Antholln Frank Carol Aylesworth Baker Fu .J N..-fx S Y-f l... nl. l ' Thi me-IW Kenneth l-ouis Adams Antolin Rosemary Carolyn lg- Avila Baker Donna Stephen h tl Ball Balloch ' 1 , George Bjorn Beams Berg Brian Lisa Blair Blankinship Dennis Linda Della Norman Abbe Boltinghouse Bonilla Aflkawa Kathy Cindy Gary Patricia Ausmus Burson Burson Baker Dan Don Baldridge Barker Simone Ron Basiliere Basua Sylvia Elaine Bission Bliss Larry Sherrie Bohn Bostelman Larry Richard Bushy Butler .,k . , Q A i2irrl.e .. , , Lynda Q X Lam Blount X Brewer Betty L K 1 David Burton f Caley P E an-M K Q 2 ev R me Cheryll ' Ruby Briner K Canen 3 Y s . , - . l',i A .Q i r- ---N Q L if M -- 'IZ' . , Q' - .- -E 5. -A 1 1 f . .,,,, ilfg f if - ,. ' -iiq ' 1 aee X , L tt 2 .yyt ,j i V,,, p 1 TM... , V n!hX A A X' ' Q W . ZE U' :L . 'tt X dp Ag K .vos 5. V at J . ,T 5. . N ,h Q . . if X. A , X ' , A if T so A A ff 1' Um. 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C K I Brenda Judy Y K ' Carter Carter . - Richard Gladys J gg: . . Croft Crumble ' L 1 'MZ 7 D .- Carol James A 'ce 1 7 ' 1 i .RM Eaton Edwards J . XL.- E- 'i 5 L AI'jfh0f1y Roberta Y 'gr r . Glampa Gilbert Terri Marjoi ' mv Bill Royce Kakuda Kanegi 4 I Hardison Hardy William Oreitz K Richard J ne Kliner Knous u Dawn Roy Carpenter Carraway Leslie Light 1 i Leonard Ron , ' Y ' Crawford Cripe J '37 , 'X ' ,A - , l 3 fm Janet Rose V 5' Dunivin DuPre --gf , K Q . C, J V ony Carol I . - Y. A, Garcia Gauchat J in Homrpign Hagen EGU lfillfh T Claudette JOhr1 Judi Fred err I e Caron Carpenter l-loggan Hombers Lucille Jeanne . Lauzon LeBlanc David Carol Craig Crayton ' D Daryl Cohardene ' oxs a er u ars gf, Anne Larry Froman Fuller l X wi' J 1 A, Dave Jim it A li . X J Hall Hammond J, 4 xg Janet Danny Ken if JJrr l i J Cantrell Hoffman Hoftman Carol Don 'J y V Sharon Cox Judy Elvina Lange Lasaten 'T' ' Gary Downard Jameson Janssen L D . Jean Fritz L Gloria Haire . . V l yti.lt L, Janet 1 ' A L I i fr .. -..Y Jig ' 0- f 3 Herbert ,, A L ,l , S.. , in-TN! 'Q ,,,., I 1 L J 5 nl... h ii , J L Bill Ireland 'M' 'fb-:H . , ir, Q my-. ly f i 'Fi it 4 ew wa Kzf 22' , I me Q K C.: L 'N f ' ' e 5 I 5 - V'-L,, f .,, 373 V ' ' L N F' ' L me ,dx V I ee , r 1 C it W- M Q I 4 'H la. ax ' 'W A fy- 'I' L 'D C QL z ' X ak 1' L L L X F E QXLI .F RQ: ' 'C' , 1? ws' f .1 . f L . me A 5 5 - 1 sm f r ' 4, ' ' 1 I' slings' .X W ak it 10: 'N K- ' . - ' 1 M, V f 'sa -'pf C A F I -W - J' K 'Kuff - , X- , Lryg 1 nf I I AV suv, ' it F Q ev . L X f - F -ff' i I ' 3 A X E' X .Q L W f ea Q. -vs , F ve vga, l W V 5 My '55 -F L 1' 2 S--ef - W' - K- . CRL L i L., Norita Carolyn 3 e L J ,L hristensen Clements 'A L 'X Paulette Judy 1 L Davis Dease A, SQ x , tis' , n Jack Leroy F W 2, fa 15 'gf 'F Elliot Elwell 'i 'Q' I A X W Q if., L L. Helen Eddie su , F -5 F F' we ' ' ' Gomez Gordon 'M' m J ., I E V , L, L H 1 M N 1 W X . Richard Doug Coakley Cody nl? Judy Carolyn 4 Derners Denson V., - Anthony Trudy 1 ,LQ A 1 J '-2 Q Errico Farmer M wt, f' i ' L 5 R ii R ' ee 5' 'I V ' V Bill Swell GriJck1s Grgir Ye L L 'U' 'A W G' Kaser Kelly Steve Judy I ?LLLe,inX AL , u i x V X , Bm L Bob Harris Harrison I :AL UV me-fy Ill .obayashi Koller xl. i il V , , M I d B tt George W, L. I Einigefk Lfgyf, coined Connelly 4 , Dorothy Connie fe K L. DGPFIGSK Dobrow q , Karen Bill A 'v 6- Faulkenham Fawcett i 'W IQ. v A Tina Larry 5 . Groos Gruber A 5 Q., XL Dale Donna 'r ' Ktiis 33:52 Hawley Heath 9 V ye , A LL .1 David Bernard - Barbara R Arthur Bnan Lopez I-042,523 Husted Hullstrunk Correa Cowon Doris Kay Donaldson Donaldson M. , Tom Diane EX Flanagan Ford Q, , 6 , , -3' Q -.. b Rachel Donna X B -I Q 4 ji N K X , b Gutierrez Hagen ,LLL D 4- 1 -fl it Q ,,.. Ron Bill 'fr -' , 1 rr-f' LL Heath Helveston 0 ' A L r , M' h l M'k ' ,il w 9 Aw Shirley James HIS'-'35 Hugsir Joyge CO8 K ev ' iff .-N. .ffl f V Llmefta LYOHS Gloria Jenn Cams DOLHS .L K Johnson Johnson Carlis Fritz l ' Phil Hogger f Q ,, Jon ' . F Hendrickson K 6, X -we all :X 1 . -35 Jw X Beverly g Lt '-- ' -f Inman 2, 1, LL L Q D F A Q1 V r Ken Johnson L 6,3 , V F Bob Lana nuuci L McElvain Judy Miller Eddie Mundt Judy Ozaki Maureen Pietsch Bafbafa Linda sande Rollweefllef Miller Mills JUdY Smltfl Robert Roy Richard loAnn Vallejo Munoz Murai Lyon . Connie Cheryl Opdal O'Neil Barbara Ralph Plneda Pratt Gary Al L Ronk Ruiz V f Johnny Loretta Smith Smith Ron Laura Les Valencia Van Otterloo Murphy Kathy Park Dean Pullan Thomas Russell Norman Smith Kieth Van Zandt ' 'L 'P .8 - fi? . . . . 'IP' Q S tll J t . a'ia aii . 3 ' K 1 i I 'tm' ' Ji , T' l -. 1. Q t Q.. gig it--v S. XXX ,aff 0 0 Betty McNeill Cathy Narasa ki Bob Parks Jimmy Quigley Betty Sanders Anthony Soulias Gary Vollan 7 .ws 1- ' we 5 . - 1 wr'-s fl! . . . W A 's -1 K' . f. 'Ji , iam-. fax? x we iw' l ' Pat Madden Maryanne McKee Dennis Parks Pat Quintana Alan Schall Judith Stevens Larry Walcher f ' 2ffiQ.i:s2..-, .. ,K 9. 5' 1 1 'bf 'Q ,i 3 'U' it -L, '79 ,Q 4 , . Migdon Mann Ron McMinimy Pat Parris John Quintero Suzanne Schipper Mike Straight Carolyn Walker . if X X . Q u Richard Martin Patricia McNulty Delores Mitchell Evelyn Ramirez Robert Schereth Pat Swanson Melvin Wamhoff fi I J .. ' 'gf 1- lv -J P x .gum Edith Marval Marilyn Mehler Leland Miyawak Le Roy Ramirez John Scholoe Ryo Takaokz Danny Weaver A 6 N? . of ,A ma V N Y . . . - L nw X.. rv. 1 N .. X 3 tx' . I i 2 1 kiln tkk ,k.. X at P A . W J Q in Flipel M is f ,. ' fi . . . . X ,, ' lrsa flu ,-ft 1' J -M Y... . .,ais M f f 'C' S f ' 'J J' ti' y 2 J J . a ' . ,tw -f,V J X - N J 1 - 1 , . Q. Vi. . -1 V g . K: K I if R s ..e ' - 33' y S ali it ' Q J Q. ig, l is . . Sheila Mather Robert Mernier Allen Miller Tanya Ras Glenda Schmidt Violet Takenaga Eve Waters K k S' E..-..-.ni is fm. vw Y-rs tv-'-'Y 5 'Q X X A i Pig Y jk i ,. y 'yn ' .p ik , ' la Anita Matthews Mike , Middlesworth f i M Maxine Matney Pam Mickel Pat Montanez Ron Reyburn Mike Schooling Juanita Terry Jerry Watkins S:, 'x. ' z -wk-. with X X x K vs-'s' X my Q X N X , X ,pd F Charles McClain Arthur Miller Mike Pasich Evonna Riley Don Seeley Gary Thompson Julie Watson if ur 4 J T T 1 if XX 'tn Yr. . Chris Pearson Gordon Rimmer Nan Semon Sue Tinker PGESY Watson i s 40 'i N . lm W 4 . 139 qs.. S 1 -. 91 T ir T .. , Q , I i r a ' Q , '. Chuck McDaniels Grace Navarro ,ug , I ,Mr T? 'ka Gary McElroy Nancy Nishioka Bill Ronnie Moore Moss Jimmy Moiya Nix Norton Dennis Richard Persinger Persinger John Kathy Robinson Robinson Sue Gail Singer Sloniger Tillie Richard Trujillo Turner Larry Justus Wells Wendland Thelma Pells AI Rios Carol Shadron Raul Torres Billie Wehrle Herman Perez Dick Roberg Sharon Sheetz Andrea Tregilas Beverly Wells fm r- 3 Joann Miller Sean Mulick Tom Norton Brian Petix Jim Rogers Barbara Smith Diane Vance Dave Whitehouse 'Zi ii Bi 5 E i 'Ov-1 A kyi Iii 1 W' , 1 'Nb ' fllii ' i V V 6 c l N H gk if Q 1 X ,A i ki x X hw: :ears-' si? 1 ',,, T. .. .af . . ' x 4 15 I ff fx f' , - ,fa 9 T f g t' -v ice J ri- i 'fl it-eat: . My l'5 'R Cl! 'V ...Q A.. '- in-Q ' Qf2'Rwx'f-'-3.1.' . -A -fti.,ewGg. 5 r 1 N us i be i Q nd. -' . X T'f f K s . iv 15' but Mary Willis Earl Atkinson LeHan Duncan Bob Overand Ann Taylor 150 A Xl Mt. . . . . v .W- , A 'ii xl ' X, 4 Q ik! Wu l l V ,,,.N 1 A Ylla Woodin Ray Bertrand Sandie Kile Bettie Roberts Hey! Linda and Claudet feel Mr. Chest's QMike Andersonb hard muscles. All iuniors work hard to finish their term papers. Qi li SL, ' , r 'I' ll! ' , E 5, M K ' U1 .git A' me Bill Wright Norma Carnes Gail Norfield Q, i 0 JUNIOR BEST Thomas Hawkins ww Jack Elliott Moiya Norton SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS IN MEMDR UF JANE JANE SHINODA JULY 18, 1942-MAY 1, 1960 Jane Shinoda is one name that will linger in the memories of Bolsa Grande High School students for many years to come. We will always recall the wonder- ful personality and the never-frowning face that went with that name. Jane was born at a location camp in Poston, Arizona, during World War ll. After attending Garden Grove and Rancho Alamitos High Schools where she participated in G.A.A. and Drill Team, Jane came to Bolsa Grande looking forward to being a member of the first graduating class. She was an excellent student academically, and rated high in citizenship. Following a secretarial major, Jane hoped to be- come a secretary some day, because of its importance. Jane enjoyed bowl- ing, dancing and having a good time with her friends. She lives in the past now, leaving her parents, one brother, two sisters, and many friends. But the mem- ory of Jane Shinoda will never be forgotten among the students of Bolsa Grande High School. It is with deep respect that the yearbook staff dedicates the senior section of El Espadero to Jane,Shinoda Frank Walker, editor 'S I N t if K .,-aw 4 , ...,,..,,,.,,,.vnH-W'- ' 4 . U M M x M Q ' , at X A fx M .., 8:6254 V x W ww . -. v' P. I Jr . Q , .FQ 0 me .Aw A - ,, AM' . y --1 i ' foto porf Los Hermanos Ramirez J .uv no '1 r I I .4-y. , x:,uv'. 1 , . Q I 1 7:,if fi ' if,,w1,.. Y I55 K Raul Gomez-President, First Semester Us SENIOR OFFICERS Katy Hasegawa-Vice President Barbara Bliss-Secretary Jack Barrett-President, Second Semester sw Jim Hanson-Vice President Joan Enomoto-Secreta ry 'sf in f T 1 MUST LIKELY TD STJEGEEE Jack Blok-Most Likely To Succeed Boy SENIOR EEST Mnsr INTELLIGENT IA. - n. L L .L Charlotte Bringle-Most Intelligent Girl Cam Thomas-Most Likely To Succeed Girl is Q mm pa-swf rpm 2.4- .W . - PERSUNALITY Bob McFadden-Best Personality Ron Owen-Best Looking Boy lm. Marie Whistler-Best Personality Connie Young-Best Looking Girl rm SPIRIT '. I . 'A I ,, ' .. f L, - '.. . ,. gg. - iiyxv, :us F. 5 314. ., , i . Q ...W i . T . I- In '. Judy Noble-Best School Spirit MUST ATHLETIC Frank Walker-Best School Spirit Za gg To QT' ww ax ,ki Q Od, A ex gfiicilfgwwfwiawff M 2, if .gh ?,1,5w,'fl f , .V LV A I o .I ' ' ff- 3 5 Iiii I I Qf'SQQMnUy I any I I Carol Stimple-Most Athletic Girl ICO Jack Blok, Top Matador The runners-up for top matador are shown at the right. They too represent the highest achievement in school according to the ad- ministration. TUE The three students on this page rep- resent the best male matadors at Bolsa Grande High School, according to the poll taken in the administrative staff. They were elected with respect to their grades, conduct, citizenship, and per- sonalities. li .nr Raul Gomez, second place Robert Sheldon, third place MATADURS The girls shown here represent the best female matadors on campus for the school year 1959-1960. The judges are on the administrative staff and are well aware of the abilities, achieve- ments, and future potential of these students. Charlene McCosky, second place Carol Carlson, third place W X x x xxx ' l-rfb! .- M. 'Lf-.lui Charlotte Bringle, Top Matador The runners-up for top female matador are shown at the right and represent the best in citizenship, abilities, and initiative. 161 James wi Fred Adamson Scarlotte Bailey Molly Berry Barbara Bliss Charlotte Bringle TJTA79' Allen Sharon Beatty Judy Adkinson James Barrett Carl Bierman Richard Sandra Brown Brown Yfrvv Robert Lucy Donald Anderson Apodaca Armstrong Jack Blok Thomas Brennan Nlaria Burgos Nancy Bilyeu Robert Bolen David Brigin Michelle Burkhard , f . Claudette Bouchard Edith Bruce N., : we Fred Nlarie James Burry Buss Byerman Steve Coleson Pat Coursey William Darst Sharon Davis Sandra Cox Jerry Davis Robert Deford oe Davis Nancy Diller HQ: Daniel Canfield Ronald Christiansen WV !' l Carol Carlson Richard Cobb Ellen Conradsen Chapman Dale Cole Jon Cooper James Cunningham JEVTWGS Larry Carolyn DeVogel Dibble Diller X 'POW Dennis Sharon DuFour Dunacheck Sherry Farver William Fisher Alex Flores Linda Gaudett Patrick Flannagan Charles Furman Herbert Gentry Patrick Eblen Lana Galford Karen Glisch 4.53, 3 Dennis Emmil Roger Enze Ernest Gomez F I4 Joan Enomoto Orfalinda Escamilla Louise Farris Judy Enyeart Joyce Evans Robert Finley Carole Fleischer Nellie Raul Gomez Gomez 'ESP Lougene Judith Grunder Conrad Guptill Rosalee Guptill John Harrison Janice Hay Kenneth Helmsin David Holland wig? i ' - Robert Gonzales Suzanne Hall James Hanson Katsumi Hasegawa Nancy Herbert gf Q xx L ix Green Cliff Hanson Rosalie Grafton Betty Henschel Anita Harvey Sandra Alverda Herndon Horrell Linda Hayden Thomas Hillstead Jacqueline Hawk Lorna Hein Harry Hobson ff ,, ,gp wer .fi , X N , La Vaughn Hokanson Carol Jones Dan Keaney Marsha Kerkman Kenneth Lampe Frederick Hollen Judy Jones Carol Keller Joe Janet Leanos Liby 'Q Raymond Nancy Hutson Jenkins Barbara Kinney John Kraemer Richard Lewis Mary Ann Jenson Myrna Kelly Joyce Kingston Diana Krukenberg Jack Worrell -...qu Bonnie L'Allier Charlene McCoskey Michael McPherson Jack Meyers Douglas Morton fl 1' ,ff 41 A' Q Constance Sandra Lotze Ed Melvin Faye Minton Samuel Nakamura q '7 Lovas James Mitchell Paul Niebles Linda Qs, xinr Love Dora Martinez Dennis Mackelberg Mary Ann Maxey Robert McFadden Robert Karen Neighbors Nelson I , l Steven Madrid Joan McCoy Gayle McMaster Robert Menou Judy Nichols Judy Noble Linda Peltier Ronnie Pinkerton Juel Potter Patricia Reese Marilyn Ron Noyes Nuara Nlacedonio Pimentel Louise Richer Robert Roederer Bette Robb Pat Ronk 19 . CRIIQ' Fernando Nunez Ronald Owen are Lyola Olds Judy Parker Tom Peralta Richard Osborne Aaron Paul Nlax Perea Karen Plate Shirley Edward Mildred Ross Ryerson Sackrnan J fsxzd' 'Q-aff' Angie Qainz Robert Sheldon Sharon Shouse John Simpson Rosemarie Stephan Gary Sanders George Shepard Diane Shanahan Pat Stetler Hear Q Dale Schroeder Jane Shinoda Allen Stewart Linda Scott Patricia Sorling Carol Stimple John Sellers Joyce Siverson Melanie Starr Mary Stingley Tom Sellers Cecil Sianez Laurence Sommerfield Roy St. Clair Joe Strickland 17 .3 Edward Taylor Diane Tumer Steve Wagstalf Maureen Walker Charles Williams l LQL Kathleen Terry Charles Twombly Lois Waite Jane Michael Williams Williams Howard Bob Thomas Thompson Jim Warne Judy Whitaker Carol Wamhoff T fa Lucia Trujillo Frank Walker James Weir Allen White Steve Wood N., 'V -Q..N.4P T37 'UP Ly? PIN xx K Kathlene Wooton Diana Wynn Connie Young CAN YOU IMAGINE Cam Thomas trying to play hop scotch? Karen Glisch looks on while Carol Carlson awaits her turn, C MBRA SH Anaisa Alves Mary Gogley Robert Sommers Howard Behm Elizabeth Kingston Stan Sorling Thomas Berry Marsha Kirkman George Stephensen Louis Carrido Edward Koozwara Gladys Ward Judith Dow Linda Marshall Glenda Weaver Richard Garland Mary O'Neill BAN UP AMERICA Jim Hanson Karen Glisch Math-Science Liberal Arts AWARD WINNERS Charlotte Bringle Connie Lotz 1 Vocational Afts Fine Arts ,rsv- 4- V .Q is A 1 ,. 1 5 wg , br: F V K V X I s i tx -Z ,ryr as I - 4 '. in 'lil Jon Cooper Jack Blok Jim Cunningham Foreign Language Social Studies Lab Science iffrrgijfzf A . WM. Bill Darst Mary Stingley Howard Thomas Music Home Economics Trades and Industrial Arts S f r V4 4 A SENIOR INDE A ADAMSON, FREDRICK ....... Pg. 162 ADKINSON, JUDITH ......... Pg. 162 ANDERSON, ROBERT ....... Pg. 162 ALLEN, JAMES .....,....... Pg. 162 Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 1, 3, Football 3, 4, Varsity 4. ALVES, ANAISA ARMSTRONG, DONALD ...... Pg. 162 APODACA, LUCY ........... Pg. 162 B BAILEY, SCARLOTTE ........ Pg. 162 BARRETT, JAMES .......... Pg. 162 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Sr. Class Pres., B 81 C Foot- ball 2, 3, JV Baseball 2, V Baseball 3, V Football 4. BEATTY, SHARON .......... Pg. 162 Science Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 3, GAA 1, 2, AFS Committee 4. BEHM, HOWARD BERRY, MOLLY ............ Pg. 162 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, Let- tergirls 3, 4, GAA Cab. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3. BERRY THOMAS BIERMAN, CARL ........... Pg. 162 Bowling Club 4, Electronics Club 4. BILYEU, NANCY ............ Pg. 162 BLISS, BARBARA ........... Pg. 162 Sr. Class Sec. BLOK, JACK .............. Pg. 162 Lettermen's Club 4, Bible Club 4, Cross- Country 3 Cletterj, V Football 4 lletterj, Youth Day 4, Sci. Award 2, Jr. Class Yell Leader, ASB Pres. 4, CASC Rep. 4, Temp. Student Council Chair. BOLEN, ROBERT ........... Pg. 162 Electronics Club 2, C Football 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Sci. Club 1, 2, Football letter 2, Track letter 3, B Relay Medal 3, C Football Medal 2. BOUCHARD, CLAUDETTE .... Pg. 162 French Club 3, Usher 3. BRENNAN, THOMAS ....... Pg. 162 Art Club 1, Archeol. Club 2, Span. Club 2, 3, Sci. Club 3, Math Club 4, Bible Club 4, JV and V Letters 3, 4. BRINGLE, CHARLOTTE ...... Pg. 162 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sci. Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Tri Hi-Y 2, Pep Club 4, Scholar- ship Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Bible Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Lettergirls 3, 4, Snack Bar Worker 2, 3, Scholar of Quar- ter 3, 4, Sci. Award 2, CASC Rep. 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Service Award 3, Speech Awards 4, Gregg Shorthand Awards 4, Scholarship Banquet 3, Temp. GL Chair 4, Temp. Student Council Sec. 3, ASB Sec. 4, Osceola 3, Committees: Car Wash fChair.J 3, Dance 4, Sweatshirt Sale 4, Decoration 4, Announcements 4, Ticket Sale 4, Gift CSRJ 4, Class Sec. 2, 3. BRIZIC, DAVID ............ Pg. 162 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Wrestling and Football letters 2, 3, 4, QVJ Lineman of Yr. 4, Co-Capt. Football 4, VP of Letter- men's Club. BROWN, RICHARD .......... Pg. 162 Metal Crafts Club 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Temp. Student Council 3, 4, lndus- trial Arts Club 1. BROWN, SANDRA .......... Pg. 162 GAA 1, 4, Span. Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1, Honor Society Pin 1, Poems and Es- says 2, 3. BRUCE, EDITH ............ Pg. 162 Bowling Club 3, Bible Club 4, GAA 4. BURGOS, MARIA ........... Pg. 162 Int. Students Org. 3, Hi Fi Club 3, Bus. Club 3, Homemaking Club 4, Med. Club 4, Sodality 3, 4, Miss titles 2, 3, Soph. Sec. 2, Frosh. VP 2, ASB Sec. 2. BURKHARD, MICHELLE ...... Pg. 162 Art Club 2, 3, Sec. 4, Sci. Club 2, Bowl- ing Club 2, Bible 3, Designed annual cover 3. BURRY, FREDERICK ........ Pg. 163 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sci. Club 4, A Cappella 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band Awards 1, 2, 3. BUSS, MARIE ............. Pg. 163 GAA 1, 2, Chess Club 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, CASC Rep. 3, Scholarship Club 4. BYERMAN, JAMES .......... Pg. 163 C track 2, B track 3, JV football 4, V track 4, JV Capt. 4. C CANFIELD, DANIEL ......... Pg. 163 CARLSON, CAROL .......... Pg. 163 GAA 1, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri Hi 2, 3, Future Teach. Club 3, French Club 2, 3, Sci. Club 3, Student Council 2, 4, Home- coming Queen 4, Youth Day 4, Honor Roll 4, GL Assemblies 3, 4, GY Sec. 3, GL Pres. 4, Bible Club Pub. and Wel. Chair 4, Sec. 3. CARRIDO, LOUIS CHAPMAN, GERALD ..,..... Pg. 163 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Track 2, 3. CHRISTIANSON, RONALD COBB, RICHARD ........... Pg. 163 A Cappell 2, 3, Concert Choir 4, Male Quartet 4, Student Council 2, Temp. Student Council 4, C football 2, 3, B football 4, Brigadoon 2, Orchestra 4, Football Letter 3, 4, B 81 C. COLE, DALE ............... Pg. 163 COLESON, STEVEN ......... Pg. 163 CONRADSEN, ELLEN . ....... Pg. 163 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sci. 3, GAA 1, Archeol. 3, Committees: Fund Raising 4, Ticket 4, Prom 3, Wel- coming 4, Announcement 4, Const. 4, Big, Little Sister Day Enter. 4, Argolog Circulation Mgr. 2, Youth Day 2, 4, Honor Roll 4, Service Award 3, Journ. Award 2, Student Cabinet 4, Student Council 2, Bible Club Trans. Chair 4, Townhall Meeting on Youth 4. COOPER, JON ............. Pg. 163 C Football 1, 2, JV 3, V 4, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, VP gl Pres. 4. COURSEY, PATRICIA ........ Pg. 163 Tri Hi Y 3, Jotters Club 3, GL Dress Rep. 4. COX, SANDRA ............. Pg. 163 GAA 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Dance Club 1, Letters QGAAJ 3, GAA Sec. 3. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES ...... Pg. 163 Sci. Club 3, Scholarship 2. D DARST, WILLIAM ........... Pg. 163 Archeol. Club 2, 3, Jason's Jesters 3, 2 Music Scholarships 3, Orchestra 4. DAVIS, GERALD Jr. Play, Pep Club 4, Sci. Club 4, Sr. Play, Youth Day 4. DAVIS, JOSEPH ............ Pg. 163 FFA 1, Lettermen's Club 2, Baseball let- ter 1, 2, KJV 81 Vl, Football letter CJVJ 1, Frosh. Pres. DAVIS, SHARON ........... Pg. 163 GAA 2, 4. DeFORD, ROBERT .......... Pg. Latin Club 1, Honorable Men. in . Fair 3. DeVOGEL, JAMES .......... Pg. 163 DIBBLE, LAWRENCE ........ Pg. 163 DILLER, CAROLYN .......... Pg. 163 Homemaking Club 1, 3, 4, Student Council 3. DILLER, NANCY ............ Pg. 163 DOW, JUDITH Art Club 2, 3, GAA 1, FHA 4, Leg. DuFOUR, DENNIS .......... Pg. 164 C football 1, B 2, 3, C basketball 1, B 2, Baseball 1, Tri Hi Y 3, Lib. Sci. Club 3, Homemaking Club 1. 163 Sci G GARLAND, RICHARD GAUDETT, LINDA ........... Pg. 164 GENTRY, HERBERT ......... Pg. 164 Sci. Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3. GLISCH, KAREN ............ Pg. 164 Future Nurses Club 1, Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Honor Roll 4. GOGLEY, MARY GAA 4, GO 3, Dean's helper 2, Class Sec. 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3. GOMEZ, ERNEST ........... Pg. 164 C football 2 yrs., C basketball 2 yrs. V baseball 3 Cchampsb, Jr. Class VP. GOMEZ, NELLIE ............ Pg. 164 GOMEZ, RAUL ............. Pg. 164 B football, basketball 1, 2, JV baseball, basketball 1, 2, V 2, V football, basket- ball, baseball 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's 3, 4, Frosh King Homecom- ing 4, Co-Capt, V Back of Year, Frosh Player of Year C1 and 21, Best Defense 3, Frosh Class Pres., Soph Pres., Jr. Pres., Sr. Pres., Student Council 1, 4. GONZALES, ROBERT ........ Pg. 165 GRAFTON, ROSALIE ......... Pg. 165 Tri Hi Y 1, Photo Club 2, GAA 1, 2. GREEN, LOUGENE ......... Pg. 165 Pep Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Chorus 4. GRUNDER, JUDITH ....,.... Pg. Sci. Club 2, 3, Homemaking 1, Jr. Cross 1, Bowling 3. GUPTILL, CONRAD ..,,,.... Pg. 165 Jr. Isaac Walton Leag. 1. GUPTILL, ROSALEE ......... Pg. 165 Homemaking 4, Art 1, Drama 4. H 165 Red HALL, SUZANNE ........... Pg. 165 Span. Club 3, Welfare Club 3, Drill Team 4, Homemaking Club 4, Bible Club 3, 4, GAA 2, Sec. of Homemaking 4. HANSON, CLIFFORD ........ Pg. 165 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, B 81 C football 1, 2, Mgr. 3, V football 4, Track 1, 2, 4, JV baseball 1, 2, V baseball 3, 4. HANSON, JAMES ........... Pg. 165 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineers 3, Sci. 3, 4, Photography 4, Math 81 Philos. 4, B basketball 2, JV 3, V 4, Algebra Award 1, Chemistry Award 3, Scholar of Quarter 3, 4, Sci. Award 3, Scholarship Award 3, Student Cabinet 4, Interim Council 3, 4, Radio Club Pres. 3, Sr. Class VP. HARRISON, JOHN .......... Pg. 165 Lettermen's Club 4, Football letter 4. HARVEY, ANITA HASEGAWA, KATSUMI ....... Pg. 165 Medic Club 25 Sci. 35 Pep 45 Bible 45 GAA 15 Sci. Award 25 Homemaking Awards 2, 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Sec.- Treas. Bible Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 Drill Team 25 Medic Club-Sec.5 Sr. Class VP. HAUK, JACQUELINE ........ Pg. 165 Pep Club 45 Bible Club 2, 35 GAA 25 Sci. Club 2. HAY, JANICE .............. Pg. 165 Secretarial Club 2. HAYDEN, LINDA ........... Pg. 165 GAA 1, 45 Tri Hi Y 15 Pep Club 45 Bible Club 1, 45 Concert Choir 45 A Cappella 35 Home Ec. Club 45 Homemaking Award 35 Youth Day 45 Bible Club Sec-Treas. 35 VP Program Chair 45 Trans. Chair 3, 4. HEIN, LORNA .............. Pg. 165 Tri Hi Y 1, 25 Talent Club 25 Assem. Participant 1, 2. HELMSIN, KENNETH ........ Pg. 165 Sci. Club 15 Archeol. Club 2, 35 Letter- men's 2, 3, .45 JV football 25 JV Argo of Yr. 25 V football 3, 45 Temp. Student Council. HENSCHEL, BETTY ......... Pg. 165 Medical Club 2, 45 Bible Club 4. HERBERT, NANCY .......... Pg. 165 HILLESTAD, THOMAS ....,.. Pg. 165 V Lettermen's Club 3, 45 V Cross Coun- try 3, 45 Track 35 Basketball 4 CVD, B 2, JV 3, C 15 Most Improved CCross Coun- tryJ 3. - HOBSON, HARRY ........,.. Pg. 165 Most Imp. Player5 Football 15 Best Tack- ler 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Football letters 1, 2, 3, 45 B 81 V letters 1, 2, 3, 4. HOKANSON, LaVAUGHN ..... Pg. 166 World Friendship Club 1, 25 Concert Choir 45 GL Board 4. HOLLAND, DAVID .......... Pg. 165 HOLLEN, FREDRICK ........ Pg. 166 Lettermen's Club 25 Bible Club 1, 25 Music Club 25 V Track letter 15 Student Council 1. HORRELL, ALVERDA ........ Pg. 165 Homemaking Club 25 Speech Club 35 Drama Club 35 Needlework Club 3. HOWELL, GARY ............ Pg. 166 Sci. Club 1, 2,45 Drama 45 Archeol. Club 2, 35 Speech 45 French 1, 35 Sr. Play5 Speech Awards 45 Temp. Student Coun- cil5 VP of Sci. Club 45 CASC Del. 35 ln- ternational Rel. Del. 35 Model UN Del. 4. HUTSON, RAYMOND ........ Pg. ,166 J JENKINS, MARY ........... Pg. 166 Sci. Club 35 Student Council 1, 3. JENSEN, MARY ............ Pg. 166 GAA 1, 25 Red Cross 15 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 35 Bible Club 25 Honor Roll 45 Homemak- ing Awards 2, 3. JONES, CAROL ............ Pg, 166 FHA 15 GAA 25 Pep Club 15 Homemak- ing Club 45 Student Council 3. JONES, JUDITH ............ Pg. 166 K KELLER, CAROL ............ Pg. 166 Bible Club 45 Drama Club 15 Class Sec. 1. KELLY, MYRNA ............ Pg. 166 KINGSTON, ELIZABETH Sodality Club 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Span.CIub 3. KINGSTON, JOYCE .......... Pg. 166 Bible Club 3, 4. KINNEY, BARBARA ....,.... Pg. 166 Clubs: Pep 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Homemak- ing 2, 35 GAA 1, 25 Red Cross 25 Drama 45 World Friend 35 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 35 Com- mittees: Jr. Sr. Prom 35 Planning 45 Snack Bar 45 Open House 35 Argolog 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Osceola 45 Student Council 1, 2, 45 Home. Dance Chair. 45 Drill Team 25 Yelleader 45 Youth Day 35' Art Club Officer 45 Sr. Play Pub. Chair. 45 Matador Salute Com. 4. KIRKMAN, MARSHA ........ Pg. 166 Tri Hi Y 15 Bus. Club 25 FBLA Sec. 25 Class Sec. 2. KOOZWARA, EDWARD KONO, ROBERT ............ Pg. 166 Photo Club 35 C basketball 2, 35 V bask- etball 45 C track 2, 35 C football 3. KRAEMER, JOHN ........... Pg. 166 KRUCKENBERG, DIANA ...... Pg. 166 Sci. Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Bible Club 45 Sr. Class Play5 Interclub Council 45 Student Council 35 GL Pro. Chair. 45 Drill Team 4. L L'ALLIER, BONNIE .......... Pg. 167 LAMPE, KENNETH .......... Pg. 166 Fishing Club 25 Basketball 25 Jr. Class Play5 Sr. Class Play. LEANOS, JOSEPH .......... Pg. 166 Bowling Club 35 Art Club 45 School Ser. Art 4. LEWIS, RICHARD ........... Pg. 166 Tarpon Club 25 Key Club 35 Lettermen's Club 25 Water Polo 25 Tennis CJVJ 25 V Tennis 45 Most Val. Player 2 Ctennisj. LIBY, JANET .............. Pg. 166 GAA 2, 35 Flag Twirler 4. LINDLEY, LONNIE .......... Pg. 166 Bowling Club 2, 35 BBC Award 35 Sec.- Treas. BBC 3. LOTZE, CONSTANCE ........ Pg. 167 Sci. Award 25 Sewing Award 2. LOVAS, SANDRA ....,...... Pg. 167 Clubs: Golden Fleece 35 Golden Spur 45 Trl Hi Y 15 World Friend 2, 35 Sci. 1, 45 Archeol. 2, 3, 45 Future Teach. 35 Bible 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep 45 Latin 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 DAR Award 45 AFS Finalist 35 GL Assem. 1, 45 Honor Roll 45 Sci. Club Sec. 45 Archeol. Club VP 35 Band Executive Council 45 Student Council 15 GL Board 4. LOVE, LINDA .............. Pg. 167 GAA 1, 35 Bowling Club 35 Homemaking Club 2, 3, 4. LUDY, SUSAN ............. Pg. 166 M McCOSKEY, CHARLENE ...... Pg. 167 GAA 15 Tri Hi Y 15 Pep Club 45 Bible Club 45 Drill Team 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Temp. Student Council5 Girls' Chorus 15 Announcement and Fund Raising Committees 45 Osceola 45 GAA Awards 15 Songleader 45 CASC Rep. 45 Snack Bar 45 Cafeteria 4. McCOY, JOAN MCFADDEN, ROBERT ........ Pg. 167 Key Club 35 Pep Club 45 B football 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 35 Most Improved Player 25 Pep Club Pres. 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Yelleader 45 Jr. Play5 Osceola. McMASTER, GAYLE ......... Pg. 167 Leaders Club 1, 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 35 Best Player Award 25 Team Cap. 2. MCPHERSON, MICHAEL ...... Pg. 167 Stage Crew 35 ROTC 15 Photo Club 15 Sportsman's Club 1. MACKELBURG, DENNIS ...... Pg. 167 Comet Sharpshooters 3. MADRID, STEVEN .......... Pg. 167 MARSHALL LINDA Yell Leader 1, 2, 35 Newspaper 2, 35 Library Assist. 1, 25 Press Lib. Club. 2. MARTINEZ, DORA .......... Pg. 167 French Club 35 GAA 15 Homemaking Club 4. MAXEY, MARYANN ......... Pg. 167 Student Council 15, Tri Hi Y 25 Jotters Club 25 Drama Club 45 Senior Play. MELVIN, EDWARD .......... Pg. 167 MENOU, ROBERT .......... Pg. 167 MEYERS, JACK .... . . .Pg. 167 MINTON, FAYE ............ Pg. 167 MITCHELL, JAMES .......... Pg. 167 Baseball 1, 3, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Sci. Club 25 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Archeol. Club 35 Lineman of Year 45 Inter Club Council 45 Const. Committee 4. MORTON, DOUGLAS ........ Pg. 167 Football 1, 25 Boys Pep Squad 35 Stu- dent Council 1, 2. N NAKAMURA, SAMUEL ....... Pg. 167 Sci. Club 4 CVPQ5 Student Council 45 Youth Day 4. NEIGHBORS, ROBERT ....... Pg. 167 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Concert Choir 3, 45 Cross-country 1, 25 Track 25 B football 35 V football 4 QlettersJ5 Choir Pres. 4. NELSON, KAREN ........... Pg. 167 Law 81 Account. Club 35 Bible Club 3, 45 Honor Pen 15 Art Award 3. NICHOLS, JUDITH .......... Pg. 167 Homemaking Club 4 VP. NIEBLES, PAUL ............ Pg. 167 NOBLE, JUDITH ............ Pg. 168 GAA 15 Tri Hi Y 1, 25 Annual Staff 2, 45 Newspaper 25 Student Council 1, 2, 45 Temp. Student Council5 Pep Club 45 Bible Club 45 Announcements Commit- tee 45 Sr. Play Pub. 45 Robes 45 Fund Raising 45 Osceloa 45 Honor Roll 1, 45 CASC Rep. 45 Songleader 45 Snack Bar 45 Cafeteria 45 Youth Day 45 Color Day 3. NOYES, MARILYN .......... Pg. 168 Business Club 3. NUARA, RONALD ........... Pg. 168 NUNEZ, FERNANDO ........ Pg. 168 0 OLDS, LYOLA .............. Pg. 168 Temp. Student Council5 Pep Club 3, 45 Bible Club 2. O'NElLL, MARY OSBORNE, RICHARD ........ Pg. 168 Football QVJ5 Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 35 letters 2, 35 Trophies: B basketball and Track5 Relay Awards 1, 2, 4, 7 place. OWEN, RONALD ............ Pg. 168 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 FVA 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Car of Month 35 Co-Ed King 45 Run of Year 45 V letter 3, 45 B letter 25 Class Yelleader 25 Jr. Pres.5 Jr. Class Yelleader5 Sec. Lettermen's Club 4. P PARKER, JUDITH ........... Pg. 168 Drill Team 2, 3, Student Council 1, GAA 1, 2. PAUL, AARON ............. Pg. 168 C Football letter 2. PELTIER, LINDA ........... Pg. 168 Foreign Corresp. Club 1. PERALTA, THOMAS ....,.... Pg. 168 PEREA, MAX .............. Pg. 168 PIMENTAL, MACEDONIO ..... Pg. 168 PINKERTON, RONALD ....... Pg. 168 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Football 4, Tennis 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4, Sci. Club 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 4, Scholarship Club 1, 2, Bible Club 3, BL 3, Student Emerg. Team. 4, Bowling Club 3, V letter 4. PLATE, KAREN ............ Pg. 168 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3, Pres 1, Sec. 2, VP 3, Jotters 2, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3' Drama Club 4, Choir His. 4, Girls Ensemble 1, A Cappella 2, 3 fIib.J, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettergirls 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Wel. Com. 1, 2, Student Cabinet 4, Tri Hi Y Conf. 2, Service Award 1, 3, Chair. Fund Raising 3. POTTER, JUEL ............. Pg. 168 Photo Club 3, Aviation Club 3, Sci. Club 2, Bowling Club 4. R REESE, PATRICIA .......... Pg. 168 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, Red Cross 2 QPub. Chair.J, Homemaking Sec. 2, Bible Club 3, 4, Pep Club Treas. 4, Sci. 4, DAR 4, GL Board 4. RICKER, LOUISE ........... Pg. 168 ROBB, BETTE ............. Pg. 168 Pep Club 1, 3, World Friend. Rep. 1, GAA 1, 4, Chess Club 4, Bible Club 3, 4. ROEDERER, ROBERT ........ Pg. 168 Bowling Club 3, V basketball 4, Student Cabinet 4. ROSS, SHIRLEY ............ Pg. 168 Drill Team 3, Student Council 2. RYERSON, EDWARD ........ Pg. 168 S SACKMAN, MILDRED ........ Pg. 168 Lettergirls 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, Student Council 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. SAINZ, ANGIE ............. Pg. 169 Bus. Club 3, Drill Team 3, Span. Club 3, Homemaking Club 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Lettergirls 4. SANDERS, GARY .,......... Pg. 169 SCHROEDER, DALE ......... Pg. 169 SCOTT, LINDA ............. Pg. 169 Student Council 4, Girls Chorus 4, Bible Club 4, Drama Club 3, Pep Club 2. SELLERS. JOHN ............ Pg. 169 Bible Club 3. SELLERS, THOMAS ......... Pg. 167 Art Club 2, Industrial Arts 3, Intramural football, basketball, volleyball 3. SHANAHAN, DIANE ......... Pg. 169 Tri Hi Y 1, GAA 2, Band 4, Photo Club 1, Art Club 1, Homemaking 1, Art Award 3. SHELDON, ROBERT ......... Pg. 169 Swimming Team 1, 2, Track Team 1, Drama Club 3, Radio Team 3 lSgt. at Armsj, Jr. Play, Student Council 4, ASB VP 4, Jr. Class Pres. SHEPARD, GEORGE .... . . .Pg. 169 Radio Club 3. SHINODA, JANE . . . ..... Pg. 169 Drill Team 2. SHOUSE, SHARON .......... Pg. 169 Girls Glee Club 1, Art Club 2. SIANEZ, CECIL ............. Pg. 169 C football 1, B 2, V 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, BL Board 3, Jr. Lettermen's Club 2, Lettermen's Club 4, Bowling Club 3, Youth Day 4. SIMPSON, JOHN ........... Pg. 169 Baseball 1. SIVERSON, JOYCE .......... Pg. 169 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, Bus. Club 3, GAA 1, Stu- dent Council 2. SOMERS, ROBERT Span. Club 4, Student Council 4. SOMMERFELD, LAWRENCE . . .Pg. 169 Press Club 1, 2, Sci. 3, Bible 3, Span. 2, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football let- ter 1, 4. SORLING, PATRICIA ......... Pg. 169 Sci. Club 2, 3, 1, Art 1, 4, Span. 1, French 3, Bus. 1, 2, Bowling 2, Pep 1, 2, 3, Future Teach. 1, 2, Drama 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Photo 2, Inter Club Council 4. SORLING, STANLEY Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Sci. Club 3, C football 1, B track 1, 2, V cross-country 2, 3, 4, V track 3, 4. STARR, MELANIE ........... Pg. 169 A Cappella 3, Concert Choir 4. ST. CLAIR, ROY ............ Pg. 169 Boys Glee 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Art Club 4, Pres. A Cappella 4. STEPHAN, ROSEMARIE ...... Pg. 169 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech 4, AFS 4, Choir 3, French Club 3, Scholar- ship Club 4, Speech Awards 4, VP Stu- dent Council 3, Pres. Speech Club 4, Chair. AFS Com. 4, CASC Rep. 4. STEPHENSON, GEORGE STETLER, PATRICIA ......... Pg. 169 Bus. Club 4. STEWARD, ALLEN .... . . .Pg. 169 Chess Club 3. STIMPLE, CAROL .......... Pg. 169 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Lettergirls 2, 3, 4, VP 3, Pres. 4, Bowling Club 3. STINGLEY, MARY .......... Pg. 169 Bible Club 4, Dress Rep. 4 CGLJ. STRICKLAND, JOSEPH ...... Pg. 169 T TAYLOR, EDWARD .......... Pg. 170 TERRY, KATHLEEN ...,..... Pg. 170 Pep Club 1, 2, Bible 2, Homemaking 2, 3, Scholarship 2, Drill Team 3, Bowling Club 3, GAA 2, Flag Twirlers 4, Temp. Student Council, Sr. Play, Fund Raising Com. 4, GAA Award 2, Scholarship Award 2. THOMAS, CAMILLE ......... Pg. 170 GAA 2, Lettergirls 2, Bus. Club 1, Bowl- ing 1, Orchestra 1, Bible 1, A Cappella 2, Drill Team 2, Majorette 2, 4, Sci. Club 1, Homemaking 2 fAwardJ, Honor Roll 4, GL Board 4, Student Council 4, Sr. Class Executive Board 4. THOMAS, HOWARD ......... Pg. 170 THOMPSON, ROBERT ....... Pg. 170 B football 1, 2, B basketball 1, JV bask- etball 2, B, V track 1, 2, 3, 4, V football 3, 4, V basketball 3, 4, V baseball 4, Archeol. Club 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Co-ed Prince 4, Student Council 2, 4, AFS Rep. 4. TRUJILLO, LUCIA ........... Pg. 170 TURNER, DIANE ........... Pg. 170 Drama Club 4, Pep Club 4, Tri Hi Y 3, GAA 4, Homemaking Club 4. TWOMBLY, CHARLES. . 5 .... Pg. 170 Future Teach. 3, Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Banquet 3, Student Council 4, Scholar plf Quarter 4. VIGIL, JOHN .............. Pg. 170 W WAGSTAFF, STEVE .......... Pg. 170 Radio Club 2, Ski Club 2, Tennis 2, Track 4, Senate 2. WAITE, LOIS .............. Pg. 170 WALKER, FRANK .......,... Pg. 170 French Club 1, 2, World Friend. 2, 3, VP 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Golden Fleece 3, Commissioner 3, Student Council 3, 4, Temp Student Council, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Committees: Fund Raising 4, Sr. Play, Fund Raising 4, Cap and Gown 4, Jr. Class Play 3, School Mascot 4, Home- coming Com. 3, 4, Inner Club Council 3, CASC 3, 4, Service Awards Banquet 2, 3 QTop 10-31, Youth Day 3, Honor Roll 4, Student Cabinet 3. WALKER, MAUREEN ........ Pg. 170 WAMHOFF, CAROLE ........ Pg. 170 Tri Hi Y 3, GAA 3. WARD, GLADYS WARNE, JAMES ............ Pg. 170 Named School Paper 1. WEAVER, KAREN ' GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Tri Hi Y 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, FHA 2, Arch- ery Club 3, VP Tri Hi Y 3, VP Commer- cial Club 3. WHISTLER, MARIE .......,.. Pg. 170 World Friend. 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Temp. Student Council, Drama Club 3, 4 , VP 4 1Drama Clubj, Art Club 2, 4, Forensic Club 4. . Archeol. Club 2 CSecJ, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper 2, Pep Club 4, Jr. Play, Play Tournament 3, 4, Speech Awards 3, 4, Rotary Speaker 3, Yelleader 4. WHITAKER, JUDITH ........ Pg. 170 Latin Club 2, Bible Club 4. WHITE, ALLEN ............. Pg. 170 Audio Visual 1, Lettermen's Club 4, JV football letter 3, V letter 4, Student Council 4. WILLIAMS, CHARLES ........ Pg. 170 C Football letter 1. WILLIAMS, JANE ....., .... P g. 170 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL ........ Pg. 170 C Water Polo 2. WOMACK, EDWARD ......... Pg. 170 Key Club 1, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1. WOOD, STEPHEN ........... Pg. 170 WOOTTON, KATHLEEN ...... Pg. 170 FHA 2, 4, GAA 2, Lib. Sci. 4, Aero Club 4, Drill Team 3, Pep Club 1, 3, Dance Decorating 3, 4, Leader Club 1, Stage Crew CAS playj 3, Shorthand Award 3, Honor Roll 4, FHA Award 2, Tri State Rep. 3. WYNN, DIANA ............. Pg. 171 Pep Club 4, Songleader 4, Student Council 4, CASC Rep. 4. Y YOUNG, CONNIE ........... Pg. 171 Drill Team 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, Sci. Club 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Songleader 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Commissioner 2, 3, Farm. Ball Prin. 2, Varsity Sweetheart 4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Frosh Queen 1, Youth Day 4, Music Club Sec. 3. ! Q. 1 Z Come on in, the water's fine, says Tom Hillestad. SBNIU il Anything can happen in Mr. Rose's fifth period crafts class. 176 f F -r Pat prepares to escort three lovely senior girls into the work room. 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Q54-wswll i Kenadvs Mens Store 9838 Garden Grove Blvd. Je. 7-6654 TPEUI1 DFLIQ UU. 9786 Garden Grove Blvd Je. 7-5692 1,2 4 MP6-I 5 v4' M.-X RUBI:NS7ElN morn 'i - ' V. ff I J!-' JA! fr :'?a C U . , Q . 1 f Spruuse-Reitz Cu. 9772 Garden Grove Blvd. Je. 7-4028 Le Kings Shoes 9776 Garden Grove Blvd. Je. 7-0247 S54 180 HEISWS S3185 and SEFVUJB 10371 Garden Grove Blvd. Je. 7-5700 BFUUHUUFSI FUPIHTUPE CO. cw- S NPV. 12052 Brookhurst t. Le. 9-2158 MHPT1I'1!S METIIS WEEE' 12975 Euclid Ave. Je. 4-1400 Shi'S Fish Mart 9896 Gardep Grove Blvd. Je. 4-3333 GFUVE SDOFUHQ EDU515 10652 Garden Grove Blvd. Je. 7-9486 , , Q, ,L- A 1 71 1 1 YtTif211 L'f ff U 1 . , .. .- 11. , , .. ,.,. ,411 .- . H., - FL 1- CUIIEI' gl Leash 12113 Brookhurst QQ Le. 9-1179 'S NBISUITS Photo SUIJIJIY 12926 Euclid Jes 4,2617 8602 Garden GVOVG Blvd Je. 7-5713 182 v ,vx M1911 JBWBIBPS 9874 Garden Grove Blvd Je. 7 0989 CIEUEUBIS 9719 Chapman Le. 9-5103 4 Best Wishes To Bolsa Grande's First Graduating Class THE CLASS OF 1960 from PACE STUDIO specializing in portraits and commercial photography 8126 E. Firestone Blvd. Downey, California TOpaz 2-0821 DBI'lI1U'S AXBYS Market 9709 Chapman 9975 Bolsa Le. 9-8711 Je. 1-2428 APTERWURD As the years go swiftly rolling past and we gaze into our very first El Espadero we see many reminders of names, faces, and events that we have a tendency to forget. We, the staff, have spent many hundreds of hours in preparation for this yearbook and have decided to dedicate it to the first graduating class with the selection of a bullfight theme. 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