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

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1967 volume:

J f l ' -, %i=£ (=- . V ' n, ■•Ai ti li ti- ' h; ' ' ? f ;?) . -rf? Wk K ' llT- f ... «. ! — X ' rr« - . 1 i y -z, ■ 1 7 l«y '  ! r- •  i ■ - ' -v i i. I ' ' • V ' = J ■ .r . V ' M T ' G ' ' y. p Ia- .•iy Ji igOKii«Jil«K Fl j U t ' 1 I J (-(j tZ. Lo A US f i Bofea Grande Annual Staff presents s,cl- Garden Grove, California El Espadero Volume 8 MAI ORLD Of BOLSA V Kfl .1 IT ' S A WORLD OF SPIRIT 4 C r T I -K Spirit may be personified as a supernatural being, but in our small world it is actually lively enthusiasm and working loyalty A WORLD FLAG TVVIRLERS W , m- ' A: OF (S t )f i ' i F U N N I why don t ail the girls wear dresses in this picturey Cabinet skit . . first down ten to go Fear in a football game; the anxiety of the crowd, the hope of the coaches, and the expectation of the team. A WORLD Oi Kendo and the man behind it mav symbolize FEAR; But a way o) life is not fear. It only seems so ' - '  - • 4. i?  ' J fi i !4 IIE8 :..: • :..: ' : SECONDS fefe -MiM wmm who will win: ' B OF FEAR Fear of the supernatural, witches and death. ' P ' y v?? ! AND OF ' ri Planning with the mind Building for the present Bolsa de Toro Preparing for the future )F WORK TO BE DONE k I J ..H k i- The work in this world shall never be completed Strengthening the body. t Q« . 0 I WE CAN N O W UNDERSThND V - V-) 50 f ' 10 THAT THIS IS OUR i A, 2;?Q-f L A N D on. A i ? Ke i , A j «. ■.mr; :; , !: ) ie V ;S?v; • t . f1Fl v.- m2? r:: 1 i- ft fcwr 5aU(f 3?? —■, :o _f ,- ' -otS ' ' ' « 3; 1 ty7 i S? ' ««9«iaBBBB 5! ' ualii IKdUHll-jLI ' e J WSHy JPBR T jtf •  13  If. ' iif 7 r-i ' i E. .•  %9 cT „ cr , a ui O c . ' ■ .u; - . - c.c - r Q ' FAC SK I. I IT oh. put, the camera domi.. there ' ls n( film lell 1+ f.jjW bl IWgaMp ■ on mean there is film left ' : ■ Ti Oh the first dav of school e all lined up in Platoon Formation for roll call Buffoon. Village dolt, (5ft|d , I V ' e g etabie. ' We all answered here. El Supremo gloated, . t Ease Then he tjuestioned us. How many of ou people can think and just how many of sou dolts entertain the thoughts of attending College: Fearfully we raised our hands Ah, such illusions of grandeur, he chuckled J ! I 16 l •«, ii V fri Tci the publications class El Siipreini) assigned various ■asunclrv jobs . . pick up liis mail. Ret his lunch, take roll, erase the board, and then he picked an honorarv gendarme as «indo« monitor. But it wasn ' t too bad , . . we onl had to polish his shoes once a week. But we slowK got to know the man behind El Supremo. Suprisingb enough he wanted to help us; he wanted us to realize life was wcirth living .-Vnd we thank El Supremo . for we have realized. And so We dedicate the 1966-1967 El Espadew to El Supremo Gene Stormer. Mr Lii al Barker BOARD OF TRUSTEES lr Hojiald C Bishop Dr. Erwood Edgar Mrs. Jean Tonks Mr Dean Kastnian The Board of Trustees, under the super ision of Mr. Hilton D Bell, consists of those persons elected e er three ears to be part of the governing bod of the Garden Grove Unified School District The func- tions of this board are to appropriate funds necessar to the operation of the various schools in Garden Grove and to determine the policies and regulations of the district. Superintendent Hdton D Bell i PrincipaYs Message This has been another exciting, challenging ear at Bolsa Grande All of us, students and faeult , ha e tound pleasure in meeting the challenges and achieving the many successes in w hich our school can take pride. We have, in the man aspects of our educational program, a valid proving ground for the fast moving, highK competitive and demanding life in our countrv today. The man students who have found school pleasant h appKing themselves to their best abilitv will find their ensuing ears equalK satistving. We re proud of what ()u have done and of vour future successes. Mr Riedel Mr Joseph Riedel o u R B - i R I N C I F Hl ' A T. ylAC ' - n: yf ' f ' 4l «. ' « ' u ti, )i u; :i i ' vii li 1(4 ..1 u ' 7i - sv: ' .-- ' V Mr Clute ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr Kauffman 19 c o u N s E L O R S Mrs Rockev W K K k. 1 w BL - 9 H Mr- Logan Mr. Smithtran Bolsa s four counselors are con- stantK ' busy with their jobs. They schedule each student with classes suited to his abilities and interests and guide him towards certain vo- cational areas. They speak with each student individually, making sure that required courses are being taken and that enough credits will be accumulated to graduate. .iKiso, for these students who wish to go to college, information about different schools, requirements, and scholar- ships are made available. Mrs Pohs itrH XXJt.1fCi SECRETARIES Mrs McMahon Mrs Fenton Mrs Crone Mrs Stanford Mrs Harris Mrs Dean Mrs Cashatt NURSE The school nurse meets many students upon the unfortunate occasions of scrapes, cuts, bruises, and illnesses. Besides taking care of these students, which makes up much of her job, she must test the vision and hearing of all students. The secretaries are an efficient, hard-working group. Together they keep accurate school records of numerous items and are always busy typing, answering the phone, or doing some sort of paperwork. They are an aid to administration, faculty, and students alike. 21 M_«cst- Mrs Satterthwaite L Mrs Eadington AND ART 1 Miss Burns MUSIC iffyfi ' ' Zf p A i ' t Mr D Anna Mr Paulisso 22 l|i ■!■■ ■ Ml WIIIH K ' ll Mr. San Filippo Mr Gimber Mr Schevez Student Teacher Mrs Ross Mr. Frawlev Mr. Schweitzer MATHEMATICS I I  Mr Collins h|t? Miematics Department offers courses ranging from general math Ao levels of algebra to analytic geometry. Two years of general math are reqKJi4d for students not wishing to take higher courses in mathematics. These two vears help to prepare the student for everyda problems. .Any of the higher courses aid the student in college entrance and prepare him for more complicated studies in other related sciences. 23 Mrs Aldrich H v -- Mr DeGrigiKin Mr Kohne Mr Belt Mrs Brando English is a re(]uired course each year. Ditferent levels are taught, and each teacher has a different style. Freshman English consists mainly of grammar and composition. As the student progresses, the studies become more complex American literature is placed in the curriculum of the Junior English classes, and English literature is studied in Senior English For the more interested students, classes in World literature and creative writing are offered. World literature consists of the study of writings ranging from Hellenic Greek through contemporar European to Asian literature. Creative writing students, as well as turning in samples of their work during the year, help to put together the liter- ary magazine at the end of the ear. Through such studies, the English Department strives to teach a better understanding of the English language and of human traits Mrs Carpenter Mrs Wilson 24 Mr Motzkus ENGLISH Mr, Sexton Mrs Strange Mrs. Cornabv Mrs Macris Mr. Caintner Mr Steinbach Mr Meyer 25 Mr Orlandd -•« Mr McTaggart SOCIAL STUDIES Each student is required to take a certain course from the Social Studies Depart- ment during his latter three years of high school Studied are man s history and relationship with his fellow man in such broad courses as World History and such specific courses as American Civics. Mr Cox Mr. Thompson Mr Gntz Dr. Noblitt m.A Mr Bauer Mrs Brazelton Mr ODonnell Mr. Deiabar Mr Schwarz 26 I ' M tfcM 1 JI m ' lM,. s i- O C .- ' .-A. N J _ fie IM-O - - . Mrs Hillman Mr Peerenboom LANGUAGE A foreign language, although not required, is recommended for each student. Usually two years of a language is required for college entrance. Students show great interest in this department Four-year studies in Spanish, French, German, and Latin are available. Both the spoken and written aspects of the language are taught. Various uses of oral and written techniques in the classroom and the language lab are practiced by each teacher at all levels of instruc- tion. Mr Shaw K4m M. I j H L kJ Mrs Moore Miss Smith Mr. Sexton 27 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Den bow Mr Pedersen Mr Klewitz Mr Mowdv Industrial Arts provides the oppor- tunit for a student to specialize to some degree in his particular interest. After completing the basic two-year program, the student may branch off to his special field of interest. The courses offered var from drafting to electricity to ood and metal shops The student is given an opportunity to experiment and learn by himself. He becomes exposed to new situations which are not possible to experience in regular classrooms. i 28 HOMEMAKING Mrs. Hedrick Education in homemaking is essential for a decent standard of living. Tfie curriculum of this field is designed to teacfi the skills, knowl- edge, and interest necessar to achieve this decent standard. Homemaking is beneficial to other areas of learning also. It provides a background of knowledge for other closely related fields in the sciences. It provides the opportunity to use ideas to create new things. i  J H f «r H f. { M Mrs Beitel Christmas Dinner 29 B U s I N E S s Mr Igou Mrs Scott Mrs. Leonhart Mr Watucki The Business Department is quite versified. Courses taught range from basic typing classes to studies in business law and consumer business. Application of the skills taught is the main method of instruction. 30 Mr Weetman Mr Shimobakuro Mr Smith The Boys Physical Education Depart- ment is run by dedicated teachers who strive to keep every boy physically fit. Physical fitness is very important because it has been proven that the more physi- cally fit a bo is, the better student he is. As a result, the teachers try to offer a varied program in order to stimulate an interest in every student These teachers are also responsible for creating in man bo s an interest to par- ticipate in competitive, extra-curricular sports. i fti tl (7 ' V Mr Brierly Mr. Center Mr Chun Mr Rust Mr. Meissner Mr. Evans SCIENCE The main purpose of the Science Department is to provide students with a good foundation in the life and phssical sciences. After one ear of required general science, students are given an opportunit to further their education in this f ield. Courses in Biol- ogv. Advanced Biology, Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics are offered, and laborator facilities are available to gather a better understanding of the course through the use of certain equipment. Mr an Scovoc 32 ' IF ' GIRLS ' P.E. Mrs Lampe Miss St. John Miss Dombrowski Mrs Finnigan Miss Ruth Contrary to the beliefs of many people, it is just as necessary for a girl to be physically fit as it is for a boy to be. As a result, every girl who is physically able must take an active part in physical education every day. The girls physical education program is created to expose every student to many types of sports and activities. Those students who have an interest in a particular sport are given the opportunity to participate in after-school activities. 33 SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Pugh Mrs. Hansen The facult of the Special Education Department is re- sponsible for teaching the slower students the basic skills and knowledge necessary for self-sufficiency. These students are taught the same subjects as the regular students, but the have smaller classes in order to receive the ma.ximum amount of individual instruction necessary for their level. The teacher ' s main goal is to prepare the students for problems they will face later in life. Mrs Yost 34 f J«..WM W Ji W Uf Library Book Fair LIBRARY Mrs. Flannigan SCIENCE B O O K S T O R E Mrs. Lee — Librarian Mrs. Byrd— Assistant Librarian DRIVER ' S TRAINING 35 Mr, Burchfiel OUR FACULTY CAFETERIA Left to right: Norma Yergler, Dorothy Sumi. Mary Hall, Peggy Reynolds, Jeanne Earnhart. Mary Montgomery, Mildred Stewart, Kay Conrad m H n i fkwM Mrs- Davis Mrs Stites BUS DRIVERS Jl MAINTENANCE 1966 1967 Row 1: Mr Buckman, Mr Blaine Row 2; Mr Ballobback. Mr McLaughlin, Mr. Borrego, Mr. Manderschect, Mr Strotman, Mr Hillburn, Mr Morrill, Mr Wright, Mr Claxton 37 «? k ' H f ' l v Representing Various Factions, Denominations, Nationalities . . . Many Levels Of Intelligence, Athletic Ability, Spirit . . . Separate Classes — Senior, Junior, Sophomore Freshman . . . A Part Of The Small World Of Bolsa Grande iliiiiiiiiHfiiHiii tfm:i [srmm3 ' CLASSES -ut H . ?§ «? ' ' iV iti ' J-r ; ■ ' ;•• THE President — Mike McCIa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1966-1967 , Secretary — Dixie ance Addimando, Kathleen GAA 9. Pep Club 11,12. FHA 11, Lock Club 12, A FS 12 Almond. Brent A ' Cappella C;hoir9,IO, C ontert Choir 11, 12, Cross-Counfr 9-12, Track 9-12 .Andersen, Martin C Basketball, B Basketball, J Basket- ball, Varsit Basketball Anderson, V icki French Club 9,10, Student Council 9-12 Pep Club 11-12 . ' rmslronf;. Bea GAA,, Pep Club Artio, Gene Varsity Wrestling, X ' arsity Club 41 Avila, .Alfred A ' Cappella Choir 10 JV f( ii t ' - : f ♦I? Vr-ki til pn Atkinson, Linda G.A A 11, Pep Club 12 A ala, Greg Student Cciuncif 9,10, Concert Band 10, 11.12, Orchestra, Track 9,10,11,12 Baile . Gerilvn Sons Leader 12, Drill Team 10,11. Pep CAuh 12, Honor Roll 9,10, Lock Club 12 Baker, Brad ASB Nice President, Harvard Book , ward Scholar, arsits Basketball 11,12, Kev Club 11,12, C:SF 10,11,12 Baker, Marian Baldwin, Sherr GA A 9, Honor Roll II 42 Bane , Linda Lock Club 12, Homemaking Club 12, Science Club 12 -aem-BOB tn ■r . ' e J. 1 1 11 ti ' ' 1 ' Barolet, Paul Hcinor Roll. CSK. Outstanding l ' S His- t()r student. Kendo ( ' lub. Scholar Bowl 11 ■ a- -ty ■ Basile. Lorraine FBLA 12. Pep Club 12. Lock C;lul, i Batchelder. Paula A ' Cappella Choir 9.10.11.12, G . Bowling 9.10.11.12. KH.A 9.10 Bell. Sharon Bench. De ni Pep Club 12. Student C:i uncil 10 Berg. I ' ll Bisscoe. (ilen 43 v Si  i? - i Bisset. Jim arsit Club, arsit track, arsitv football Blackburn. Herb Honor Roll 10,11 Blain. Patricia FH.A 9, FBL.A lU Blankenship. David Science Club 9,10.11,12. Pep Club 9.10, 11,12. AFS 11.12 Bleakle , Mike Varsity football 10.11.12. arsit track 10, 11,12, Varsit) Club Vice-president, Stu- dent Council 9,10,12, El Diestro sports editor Bloecher, Sandie Pep Club 9,10, .AC:appella C:h()ir 9,10,11,12 44 Blurton, Mar r ir« t m M- watv Bohnhoff, Fred Varsitv Baseball 11,12, Lettermans Club 10,11,12, Varsitv Club 11,12, Honor Roll 11 Bonner, Hon J Booth. Gretchen Bouchard, Richard Annual Statf 9,10, Photographer 10, C Football 9, Student Council 9,10,11.12, B Swimming 10 Bourne, Janice Drill Team 11, Head Flag Twirler 12, Pep Club Brennan, Pat Briles, Jack J V. Wrestling 45 «t « i ' i ' t • :. ftt i ii ti. i-t i: i i t Brings. Carol) II Foreign Kvchangt ' Chih li Brink, l.arr Student Cabinet 12. Varsity football 1 1.12. Key Club 11.12, Scholar of Year 10. Scholar of Quarter 9,10 Brock. C:incl Student Council 11, El Diestro staff 12. AFS 10,11, VFC 11. Modern Dance 11,12 Brotherton, Steve B football. Student Council Bumstead, Shirley Student Council 10. VFC, Pep Club. German Club. Lock C lub Burr. Kenneth Concert band 9,10,11,12 46 Byrd, Dave Varsity basketball 11,12. Varsity Club, VFC Calvert, Dave C Track, Pep Club, Vice-President 10, Junior Class Council C alvert, Steve Student Council 9.10.11,12, Student Cab- inet 10,11,12, Football 9,10,11,12, Pres- ident 10, Outstanding Service Trophy Canterbury, Denn B Football, Baseball, YFC Carroll, Wendy Honor Roll 9, YFC 9, Junior Girls League 12 Carter, John Varsity Swimming 9 Cartmcll, Dan 47 Caterson, Baxter Pep Club. Track 12 «s . (jave, Tom Concert Band 9,10,11,12, CSK 10,11,12, Scholar of Quarter 11, Key Club 12, Honor Roll 9.10.11,12 Chambless. Jan Drill Team 10,11 Chandler, Peggv Charboneau, Linda GAA 10,11, Art Club 10.11,12 Christianson, Marlene G A ,A Swimming 11,12, Honor Roll 11 Clark, Chribtine 48 Clarke, Debbie GAA , Pep Club IS • r aj h- rt .-. w i - J J ' ;■ Clement, Cynthia A ' Cappella Choir. Pep Club Publicity Chairman, Student Council Clements, Ron Cleveland, Cheri Song leader 12, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 11, Campus Life Cloud, Darlene G.A A 9,10,11,12, Drill Team, Lettergirl 10,11,12, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 9 Collier, Rodney Collins, Janet Colyer, Gordon 49 Congleton, Hazel Pep Club 9, V Teens Club 9, Moder Dance Club. G A A Conrov, Christina GAA 9.10.12, Lettergirl 10,11.12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Science Club 12 Cook, Robert Bruce Swimming, Honor Roll, Student Council. President 9, CSF Cordell, Mike Cox, Cherie Modern Dance 11,12. Pep Club 12. Lock Club 12 Cunningham. Wayne 50 Curto, Sarah Senior Class Play. Junior Class Play II. Student Council 12. Honor Roll. Publica- tions 12 -TEvacBvea Dallam. Vickie Dann, ic ' arsity Cross Country, Honor Roll, sitv Club, B Track Var- Dawson, Jo DeGeer, Mike Baseball 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Student Council 9,10, arsity Club 11,12. Yell Leader 9 De Grandis, Loretta Thespian of the Year 65, Honor Roll 9-12, Publicity Drama 11,12, Cabinet 12, An- nual Staff (Art Ed.) 11,12 Deko er, Cher l Student Council 9,10,11, Honor Roll 10 51 Denz, Russ ASB Cabinet 11, Class Yell Leader 11, Football 10,11,12, Varsity Baseball 11,12, School Service Award Winner 10,11.12 De Paul, Leo Campus Life Club Derby, Janice DeSha , Florence Dick, Janet Student Council 12, Jr Girls League 9, Pep Club 12, Lock Club 11, Prom Com- mittee 11 Docksfacler, Walt H(pnur Roll 9, Jr and .Senior C:las5 Pla Pep Club Doiuuan, V ' a!t Ke Club 10.11,12. arsitv Coif 9-12, Football 9,10,11, Honor Roll 9-12, Let- terman s Club 9-12 52 Dnscoll, Sue Ducheny. Reuben Chess Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Medical KAplorer s Post Edd , Patt Advanced Girl s C hoir 12 Edgar, Dave Key Club 10,11,12, Pep Club 12, Car Club 11,12, Var Football and Wrestling Edgington, Linda Edmonds, Larr F.Kitball, Track, Band 9- 12, Orchestra Edwards, Adrienne Concert Band 9-12, Head Majorette 12, CSF 10,11, Girls League Sec 12 53 Elder, William Baseball 10 :f. t i kY KImore. Janice Kricksiin, Pani CdiiLiTt Chciir 9-10, Scholar ot Year 10, Scholar (it Quarter 9-11. CSK 9-11, C ' SF icf-Prcs. 12. Junior Class Rep Enomoto. Mike (; and B Football, C Baskethall, Honor Roll 9 Ernest, Sanncira Student C ouncil 11, Campus Lite 11,12, Jr Girls League 11,12, Pep Club, (; A A 9 Espinoza, ( arol FH. Pres, 12, Girl ' s League Historian 12, Spanish Honor Societ 9-12, Honor Roll 10 Evans, ' I ' honias Eoothall 9 54 E ers, Jan Studi-nt Council II. ACappella Choir 10. I 1,12. Pe|) Club 11.12. Lock Club 11 at •! •i r ai If- .rft .•.••. j!-«.- i- f :■ Farley, Linda Advanced Girl ' s Choir Faulkner, Dick Kc C;lul 12, arsitv Goll 9,1U,11,12, Letterman ' s Club 9,10,11.12 Favors, Kath Fine, Jim ' arsit Basketball, Science (;lub Fischer, Lillian Pep Club, ' BLA, FBLA Piil licit Rep Fisher. Bob Flanagan, Michail 55 iHi ' ii ' --6i ' £]. Fleming, Ann Girls Lea«uf Board 11.12, Business t:liib 10. Campus l.ilc Clul) 11,12. Jr Cirls League 10 Ford, Leslie Speech Club 9,11,12. Junior Class C;oun- cil. Senior Class Council F ' orsland. Ben Junior Class Pla , Senior (;lass Pla French, Steve Varsity Cross Countrv 10,11,12. arsit Track ' 11,12, Varsltv Club 12 Gala a , James Student Council, F ' oolball (iamaclie, John arsif Ooss Countrv 12, arsit 1 rack 12 iedical Clul . Science Club, Latin Club 56 Ciarotolo. Mike N ' arsits Football 10,11,12, arsitx I rack 10 11,12. Varsitv Letterniaii s Club 10,11. 12! Varsity Wrestlinn 10 11,12. kc Club Gitz, Dolores FBLA 10,11,12, Honor Roll 9, 10. 11 12, Spanish CAuh 11.12. Spani sh Hi niir Soii- etv 11,12 Gleason, Cre f; Swinnning. J ' Football, ki ' rhih G()lisch, Janice Spanish C;lub 10.11.12. FB1.. 10,11.12, Honor Roll 9,10.11, Junior Girls League 10 Gonzales, Joe (Sorter. ns Foreign FAchange Student Ironi Holland. XcKunced (iirls Choir 12. AcKaneecl Speech 12. Foreign Fxehange Glul). Pep Clul) (ioss. Paula Class Veil Leader 9, Matador .Salute 9. A S B Veil Leader II. Student Council 9.10 57 (rfiirVUn. Brett (. S F 111.11 H ,r Roll 10.11 12. Stu- dent Conned 10. Science Cluli 12  N 5i i5 -■■  13 -ii Si Bruce Cook, Collette Koslosk Best Looks  « Most Spirit Kathy Quinn and THE BULL Bill Rash and Garv Roberts Wade Timothy, Sue Moore Best Personality ■■■ MMl Tommy Julian, Becky Summers Most Athletic Brad Baker, Faye Okud;i Most Intelligent Buzz Pickus, Linda Witthauer Most Likely to Succeed inTA ' i.rii  ■! i ir. (• Gourlev, Karen Annual Statf 11. Editor 12, Jr Girls Lea- gue 10,11.12. Pep Club 12, Campus Life 12 Gray, Gene Kev C lub 11.12, Prom Committee II. Track 9. CSF 9. Honor Roll 9.10.11.12 Graham, C; nthia Drill Team 10,11,12. Concert t:hojr 12, Honor Roll 9,10.11.12, Pep Club 11. Campus Lite Club 9.10.11.12 Graham. Jim J Baseball. C Football. C Basketball arsit Baseball Grant. John Water Polo 9 Green. Linda Pep Club. Choir 60 Greenhalgh. Richard Junior Pla , Senior Pla , C;oncert C:hoir 10.11,12 Greene, Tom Pep Club 11,12. Chess Club Griffin, Patricia Campus Life Club 9,10,11,12, Drama Club 11, Pep Club 12 Grostion, Don Baseball 9 Grimsley, Karen Drill Team 10,11, Honor Roll Haliett, Delores Halverson, Darrell Hamilton, Cvnttiia FBLA. 11 Heimann, Steve B Football 10, Water Polo 10 61 ii K V: fA ■:• «? ' i.rii si i ' y. Hamlin, Donald arsit Basketball 10,12, B Basketball 9, arsitv Baseball 11.12, Student Council 11 Hamilton, Donna F B L.- 12, Pep Club 12, Lock Club 12 Hammon, Susie Concert Choir 12, Pep Club 12 Hannon, Maureen Honor Roll 9,10. Drill Team 11. Publica- tions 12 Hanson, Dan Varsitv Football 10.11 Harms, Lenore Junior Girls ' League, Pep Club 10,11,12, Choir 12, Librar Science 9,10.n. FH A Harold, Stuart Junior and Senior Plays 10,11,12, Concert Band and Orchestra 11,12, Band Publicil .■ gent 12 Harring, Harvey TO !«pi Harrington, David Harrington. June Girls Swimming Team 12, G.A.A 12, National Latin Honor Society 10, Honor Roll 10,11 Henderson. Lendra Advanced Girls Choir 9,11, .A Cappella Choir 10. Concert Choir 12, Drill Team 11,12. Honor Roll 9 Herbert, Gary Art Club 9,10.11. ScienceClub 12, Ger- man Club 11.12, Student Council 12, Honor Roll 9,10.11,12 Hermanson, Melanie G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, Vice Pres 11,12, Pep Club 12, Choir 10,11,12, Lettergirls 11,12 Herminia. Serna Hess, . iiita Honor Roll 9,10,11.12, Treasurer of F.H.A. 12 Hiam. Nancy Orchestra 9,10,11,12, A.F.S 9,10,11, C.S.F 12, Lock Club Vice Pres 12 « i. %i til ilr- ' 6 81 i ' t i: ' . i H 1 Hidden. Kris Himmelberg, Shelly Student Council 9,10. Latin Club 9, Pep Club 9.10,11.12, Class Skit 1(1 Hink, Sheryl Publications Photography Editor, Girls League Publicit (Chairman, Pep ( lub 9,10,11,12 _ T-- Hotfman, Guy arsit Ckilf, Honor Roll 9 Hoggatt, Leiand Horn, Glenn 64 Howard Lee B Football 9. 10. 11 ■ i;i If - ,;i v Huether. Carolyn A Cappella Choir 10,11. Hughes. Jeffrey Ingram. Harold Jackson, Chuck Electronics Club, Science Club Jagodnik, Linda Songleader 11, A Cappella Choir 10,11, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Modern Dance 11 Jantzen, Gary Jarvis, Carol Speech Club, Pep Club, Lock Club, Campus Life Club Jenkins, Rick Electronics Club 9,10,12, JV Golf 10,11,12 Jessie, Paulette French Club 10,11.12, G A . 10,12, Lock Club 12, Campus Life 10,11.12, F T.A. 12 Johnson. Douglas VarsitN Track 10,11,12, ' arsitv Football n,12. Campus Life Club Pres. 12 Johnson, Don Track 9,10, Football 9, Talent Show 11, Science Club 12, El Diestro Jones, Lmda C.S.F 9,10,11, Sec 11, AFS 9,10,11,12, Sec II, Scholar of the Quarter 11, Con- cert Choir 11,12, Student Cabinet Public- ity Chairman Jordan, Cath Jordan, David Joy, Patt 66 Julian, Tommy Varsity Football 10,11,12, Varsity Basket- ball i0,ll,12. Varsity Track 10,11,12, Freshman Class Pres. Varsity Football Captain A r : 5i« ir. j s ii; if. Karackles, Joe Katt, Delorfs Kc. Charlcne C.S.F., KH A , Spanish Club, Advanced Girl s Glee Club Kenaley, Patrick Kincaid, Diane Pep Club 12, Publications 12 King, Jim Baseball 9, Student Council 9 King. Linda GA A 9,10.11, Lock Club 12, Pep Club 12, Student Council 9,10, Homemaking Club 9,10 King, Sheila «? - ir- ' i.i si i™ ' ' ■ Kl( ' ()s, Dfiinis B Basketball. J Basketball, Concert Choir 11,12, ice Pres., Varsity Basketball Knight, Dou la Kosloski. (toilette Song Leader 11,12. Junior t;lass Home- coming Princess, Student Council 11, Pep Club 9,10.11,12, Girl ol the Month II Kramer. Ga Vice Pres and Sec of Concert Choir. Pep Club Lang, Donna F B L A 9, Campus Life Club 10, F H A 12 Lee, Debbie Drill Team 11, Flag Twirler 12, Girls ' League Hospitality Chairman 12, Lock Club Sec 12, CS ' F 10,11 Lee, ' ickie Honor Roll 9, A ' Cappella Choir 10, Pep Club 11, Student Council 9.10,11.12 M r 9: Mi A iL 1 I JA Ltl ' 4 Legacy. Robert Light, Alan C.S.F 5 Sem , German Club Kill Leuci, Lee Ann Lewison. Ciar Student Council 9.10 Lindsas. Patti Class Sec 9. Prom (Committee. Student Cabinet. CASC Sec. KB LA 12. Honor Roll 9.10.11.12 Linn. Sherry Chorus 9.10.11.12. Drill Team Lorenz, Joel J ' Wrestling 10.11. J ' Crosscountry 11, Varsity Wrestling 12 Loustaunan. Gloria C;oncert Choir 11.12. Flag Twirler 12. Drill Team 10.11. KH A 12. Lock Club 12 iv ' v .:. Hi iif ' 6 « Ludwig, Greg C Football 9, JV Football 10, Varsity Wrestling 11, Student Council 12 Mack, Noreen Pep Club 11,12 I Malbon. Marsha Student Council, Pep Club 9,12 Mann. Kathv Art Club 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12 Marcarelli, Sandy Publications 12 Martin, Bettv FB L A 10. Pep Club 12, Junior Girls League 10, School Service 11,12 Maynard, Robert Yell Leader 12, Varsity Swimming and Water Polo, Scholar of the Quarter 11, Pep Club 12, CS F Vice Pres 11 Mc Clay, Mike Varsity Water Polo and Swimming 10,11, 12, CSF 9,10,11,12, Junior Qass Pres U, Key Club Vice Pres 11,12, Senior Class Pres 12 ' ■3 r •i.; Mac Donald, Bruce Mc Donnell, Rosemarie Honor Roll 9.10, GA A 9,10 Mc EIroN, Susan Student Council 11. Pep C;lub 12 McFarlin, Danial R. Science Club Vice Pres . A FS Business Manager. Pep Club McGowan, Linda Mc Kieman, Terry Mead, Beverly 71 Mendi. Maria FB LA Pres 12, Treas 11. Campus Life Club 11.12, Spanish Club «V V. H? iir- ' ti SSES ji H f ' H B v ji M HP ' ' ttl H m ;U F H Sr . h iL Mendoza, Rosalie Meridith, Maria Campus Life Club 9,10,11,12, Girls Lea- gue 11,12, Publications 11,12, Pep Club 9, Student Council 1 1 Meyer, Tsubom GA A 9.10,11, 12, Art Club 11,12, Lock Club 12 Mevlinda, Pete Migliore, Linda Miknuk, Douglas Miller, Gail Miller. Rita GA A 10,11,12, Sec 12, Concert Band 9.10.11.12. Pres 12. Orchestra 9.10 11 12 Honor Roll 9.10.11.12. CS F 10 • ' .■ ■ .. ' ;n ' J A Miller. SLinn Mitchell, lona . rt Club 10.11 Miller. Walter R Jr Mitchell. Shartin G . A 9.10,11.12. Speech and Drama C:lub 10.11.12. Pep Clul) 9.10.11,12. Flag T«irler 11. Veil Leader 12 Mol aii. Ji ce Drill Team 10.11. C S K 9,10.11,12, Vmith Da 11, .Science .Award 9. K H A 11.12 Moore. Michael Drama Club 1 1 Moure. Michelle Pep Club. V F C . .Advanced Girls Choir Morns. F.dna A Cappella (ihoir 10. Concert Choir 11. 12. Pep Club 11. Lock Club Officer 12. FH A i ' i- ii )? VL- ' ii. bI Moiirt ' . Sue C;lass Secretar 9,11, Sophomore Home- coming Princess, F B 1, A 12, Student Couneil 9,1(1,11, Honor Roll lll.ll Morales, Berr Advanced C horus Morales, Diane CA A , FH A , Girls Chorus Morgan, Ron C: and B Basketball, Bo s C;hoir Morris, Jovce Home Economics Club 9,10, Pep Club 10. Art Club 10,11,12 F A Munn. Pam Pep Club, Band Twirler, G A A . FH A, Murdock. Robert Football 11, Baseball Murray. Walter Qrl ! ? i ! ' . Ji S Nash. Paul Wrestling 9.10,11.12, Ccrman Cluh Nice Pres. 12, Honor Roll 10 Naughton, Mike Baseball 9, J Tennis 10 Nehruig, icki ' ear Book Editor 12, Girls League Pulili- cit (. ' hairman and Nice President 11.12. Campus Lite C:lub 9.10.11.12. Lock Club II. Pep Club 9 Nelson. Greg C and B Water Polo 11.12 New berr . (Bonnie Newili, Donna Girls League Board Member 12, A.FS Vice Pres., ICC, F.B L.A. Nieto, Roseann FB LA 11. Lock Club 12. Scholar of the Quarter 11, A FS 11.12 Nickell, Dana Drama Club 9,10,11, Junior Plav 9,10,11, Senior Play 10,11, Honor Roll 9,11 Nippold, Justine Honor Roll Noble. Chris Football 10,11.12 Nomura, Mallorv Drill Team 10,11. Student Council 11.12. Girl of the Month 12. Honor Roll 10.11 F.H.. . Nordman. Pat Songleader 11. Pep Club 9.10.11.12. Stu- dent Council 12 Nowak, Diane Advanced Girls Chorus 9.10. . Cappella Choir 11.12. Pep Club 11 Okuda. Faye .ASB Secretary, ( opv Editor of .Annual. CSF 9.10.11.12. Scholar of yuarter 9,10. 11. Student Council O Neil. Dennis Ke Club 12 Ord va . Mar in Wrestling 10.11.12. arsitv Club Orr, Deborah Foreign Exchange Ckib 10.11.12, KBL. 10,11.12. Science Club 9.10.1 1.12. G.A.A. 9,10,11.12, Jr Girls League 12 Owensbv, Cecilia G.A.A. 9 Padgitt. Cheri G.A.A 9, Pep Club 9 Padovan, Marisa Foreign Exchange Club, French Club Palnier, Chervl G.A.A. Pardi. Toni Scholar of Quarter 9.10, Scholar of Year 9, CSF 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, CSF President Parkin, Gary Parkison, Mar Campus Life Club 12, Modern Dance 12, FBLA 11, Student Council 9 6V «i J H « Patterson. Connie Pep Club. Junior Girls League. FHA Patrie. Kave Paulino, John Pearce. Rick Varsity Water Polo. N ' arsitv Swimming. Kev Club 10.12. Senior Class Vice-Pres , CSF 12 Pearcv, Martv Pepper. Bob Pendleton, Molly Pereira, Barbara Student Council, Varsitv Waterpolo 10.11. Student Council 9. Drill Team 11. Pep Swimming 9.10, C Water Polo 9. C Club 12, Yell Leader 12 Swimming. 78 :;..., ' -. M . ' ; ■- ' • ■fell. r..r«- Periera. Sue FHA 9,10 Perri, Theresa Junior Girls League. FHA, Pep Club, Peterson, Donna Yearbook Staff 12, Pep Club 12, Campus Life Club 10.11,12, Jr. Girls League 11,12, Girls Chorus 9- Pickus. Brian ASB President 12, CASC District 21 Pre- sident 12, Junior Class President, Varsity Swimming 10,11,12, Varsity Waterpolo 10,11,12, Plummer, Dan Basketball 9,10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12, Waterpolo 9,10,11,12, Varsitv Club 11,12. Packer, V ada Lock Club, Pep Club, FHA Prince, Charles Honor Roll, CSF, Literary Magazine Exiitor Prosser, Karen Student Council 10 Pulvers. Ann Campus Life Club 9,10, 1 1,12, Junior Class Plav 9, Drill Team 11, Student Council 9,10,11, FHA A Quinn, Kathleen GAA 9, Pep Club 12, Quinn, Kathy Head Song Leader 11,12, Student Cabinet 11,12, Drill Team 10, Honor Roll 9,10,11, 12, Freshman Homecoming Princess Raddlatz, Charles Water Polo 10,11,12. Kev Club, Basket- ball, Swimming, Varsity Club. Rader, Andree Ragsdale, Janice GAA 9,10,11, Handle, Carolyn Scholar of Quarter 10, CSF Secretary. Honor Roll, Publications, Spanish Club 80 Rash, Bill Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Varsity Water Polo 10,11,12, Varsity Swimming 10,11,12, Key Club 11.12, Pep Club 11,12 ff ' ' i - i a i«) ' . i s ' iiV '  t II-- ii Reece. Ray Football 10,11.12 Reeder, Linda Rennlack, Kathleen Lock Club n,12. Honor Roll 9, Science Club 12. Richmond, Virginia GAA Bowling 10, Pep Club H, FBLA 10. F j, t! Y Jr rfwwiS Roberts, Gary Bolsa Bull Head, Pep Club, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Waterpolo, Varsity Swimming Robertson, Kathy Junior Girls League 10,12, Drill Team 12, FEC, Lock Club 11,12, FBLA 11. Robertson. Scott Physical Science Award 9, Scholar of Quarter 10,11. Honor Roll, CSF Rogers, Debbie Advanced Girls Chorus 9.10. Pep Club 12. Homemaking Club 9 oV 9V U ' ' vJVt- px Ropp, Melissa Lock Club 12, AFS 11. Pep Club 10 12 Drama Club 10 Rordal. Vibeke Foreign Exchange Student from Deii mark, German Club Rudd , Randall Honor Roll, Literary Magazine Co-editor Ruiz, Christv Sakai, Garv CSF 9, Scholar of Quarter 11 Saavedra, Anita Pep Club 9. 10, 11, FBLA 12, Spanish Club 9,10, Biology Club 10, Scanlan. Janice Pep C;lub 12, Junior Girls League 11, Drill Team 11, Campus Life Club 11,12 Schadt, Bette «Vik ' S e i« p ' .• J. . Schliske, Eva-Maria Foreign Exchange Student from Ger- many, French Club. Campus Life Club. Schmitz, Matt Football 9.10.11.12. Basketball 9.10.11, Baseball 10.11, Swimming 9. Student Council 9.10. Schoener. Helmuth Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12. Orchestra 11.12, Science Club 9.10.11,12, German Club 10,11.12. Honor Roll 12. Schomisch. Ann Marie Scholar of the Quarter 9. CSF 10.11. Concert Band 9. Drill Team 12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. Scott, Gayle Drill Team 10, Junior Class Council, CAA 11, Modern Dance 11.12. Searle. Toni Sewitskv. Michael 83 Shallbettee, Jaman JV Cross Country 9, JV Basketball 11, Varsitv Track 11,12, Varsity Cross Coun- trv 12, Varsity Basketball 12. Shanklin, Greg Shockley, Joe Sievert, Robert Simon, Ann Pep Club, ICC 11, Student Council 10,11, Drill Team 10,11, Lock Club 12. Slack, Louis B Basketball 9, JV Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11,12. Smith, Cheryl El Diestro Feature Editor 12. 84 Smith, Sandy Lock Club Treas . ICC Sec , Drill Team 11,12. Spanish Club 9.10 t  r i« A ir-rt ' ' Speer. Joyce Beginner Girls Chorus Spencer, Sherrv Campus Life Club 11,12, Lock Club 11, Pep Club 12 Spencer, Tom C Football 9. B Football, Student Council 12, Honor Roll 11, Basketball 10 Sperber, Eva Pep Club 10,11,12, German Club 10, Lock Club 11, Student Council 9, GAA 10. Ijii- Sprenger, Bill Talent Show 9. Scholar of Quarter 9, PTA Club Performances 9,10,11,12, Concert Choir 12, Spanish Honor Society Springer, Shari Lock Club Stanfield, Stephen 85 Stedham, Georgia Modern Dance 1 1,12, Pep Club 12. Junior Girls League 12, Lock Club 12 9V Jii ' J v- . ' i l .? ' i- Steffen, Judith Spanish Club 9.10,11.12, Lock C:lub. Na- tional Spanish Honor Societ , . ,F,S. 12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Stephens, David C Track 9. B Track 10, Varsitv Track 11,12, N ' arsity Crosscountry 10,11,12. N ' arsitv Club Sterling, Finch ' arsitv Football 12. Varsitx V ' restlina 11, 12, Kev Club. ' arsitv Club, B Football. Stevens, Debbie Pep Club Sterbens, Mike C Football 9,10. JV Baseball 9.10,11. N ' arsitv Baseball 12 StiKvell. Barbara Honor Roll, Drill Team Leader 12, Girls League, Lock Club Pres 12. CS F II. Stires. Garv Stolze. Steve Kev Club 10.11. Varsitv Club 11.12, Var- sity Football 11.12, Pep Club 10.11,12, 86 ..■ =. i.. k.it. J. ,Jit ,iv P . ' ■ ., j-i j ' -: ii its Strain. Sheila Junior Girls League 12, Modern Dance 12, Honor Roll Strube, Vickie GAA 9. FBLA 11. Campus Life 11. Jr. Girls ' League 11. SUiltz. Ray Varsity Swimming Summers. Rebecca Girls ' League Officer 12. GAA Pres 11, 12. Orchestra 9.10.11.12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12 Swaim, Sam Takahashi, Jovce Flag 12, CSK 10,11.12. FHA 11.12. GAA Secretary 11, Lock Club 12 Tallman, Jovce Tarin, Flatterv Drill Team, FBLA, AFS, Campus Life Pep Club 11 Club, Lock Club 87 s ■ ' ?; - ' . • • ' Tereau, Sharon Student Council 11, Pep Club 11,12. Sen- ior Class Yell Leader Testa, Carol ■Vt Club 11,12. Thomas, Pat Thompson, Tim Water Polo 10.11 Timothy, Wade Varsity Football Captain, Varsitv Baseball 11,12, CSF 10,11, Publications 12, Kev Club 11,12 Trvgg. Lisa American Summer Foreign Exchange Student to Sweden. CSF 9.10.11,12. Stu- dent Council 9,10, GAA 9,10. Assistant Copv Editor of Annual 12 Tupa, Toni Honor Roll 9,10.11.12, Junior Girls ' League II, President Pep Club 12, Senior Planning Committee 12 Turner, Diane Band and Orchestra 9,10,11, Student Council 9, GAA 9 £■ .i- '  :- i Wk ' ' ' J . i ?! . ,S , i- ' ii r«. Teramura, Alan CSF 9.10, Cabinet 10. Latin Club Pres- ident 12. Youth Day Participant 10. Soph. Class Vice-Pres 10 timer. Bill Varsity Basketball 11.12. Varsity Cross Country 11. ' arsitv Track 11, Varsitv Club aiiagas. Mike ' arsit Cross Country. Football. Track. Junior Class Council. Lettermens Club Vance. Dixie Senior Class Secretary, Annual Staff 12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Drill Team 11, Business Manager of ASB an een, Marianne ' aughn, Jovce Pep Club 9,10,11,12, FBLA 12, Spanish Club 10 Virden, Mary 89 Voll, Beverl Lock Club N '  ' Vi  :. tii . v 5V .«J ' V- ' U . '  • - 1 W ' aite, Erdie Walker, Don Head Veil 12, ASB Cabinet 12, arsitv Water Polo 12. Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. Walker, Jim Varsitv Football and Baseball 10,11,12, Class Vice-Pres 9, . iSB Cabinet 12, Var- sitv Club Pres 12, Walsh, Denise GA.-V 9, Pep Club 11,12 Watkins, Harrx Honor Roll li Watz, Sherry C.A. , Honor Roll, Jr Girls League, Yearbook Staff Weaver, Charles Baseball 9.10,11,12. 90 Webster, Craig Water Polo, Ke Club i, v ■J ' J ' ,. JKi .. - . 1 • • VVeer. David West. Dawn Concert Band 9,10.11.12, Ci. ' K.A 10.11.12. Pep Club 12, Lettergirls 11.12. VVhalev, Linda Student Council. Pep Club. Girls League Treasurer. f Wheatlev, Justin Varsity Football 12. Kev Club 11.12. Var- sity Basketball 11,12, CSF 10,11, ASB Publicitv Commissioner. «r  ) White. Bob Frosh Baseball 9. Varsitv Baseball lO.lL 12, Varsitv Club, Student Council, ' arsitv Football Wiatt, Mike 91 white, Barbara Pep Club, Art Club, GAA. Williams, Jim Science Club 12 Williams, Sharon Song Leader 12, Drill Team 11, Student Council 12, Junior Class Council Com- mittee 11 Williams, Sherry Pep Club, Adv Girls Choir Williams, Sherr Girl ' s Chorus, Art Club. GAA, Lettergirls Wills. Terry Winans, Michelle Senior Class Plav, Junior Class Play. Drama Club 11, Pep Club 12. Wilson, Terri Pep Club. Drama Club 11. Honor Roll 9.10.11, CSF. Witthauer. Linda Drill Team 10.11. Girls ' League Pres 12. Cabinet 12. Girls League Treasurer 11. VVoestman. Sharon FBLA. Lock Club 12. Student Council 12. Honor Roll 9,10. i-,. v.- ..- . . i-. u. 3k . JK Woodin, Robert Junior Varsitv Tennis 11, Track 9,10, Var- sity Club 10, Biology Club, V P 10. Woodall, Bill Wright, Allen AFS 10, Treasurer 11, Foreign Exchange Club President 12, CSF 9,10,11, Science Club 11,12, Publications 12. Wright, Tim Pep Club 9,10, Honor Roll 10 Yeakle, Carol Lock Club 12, Pep Club 10.11. Young, Frank Yoshimura, Edwin Science Club 12, Medical Explorers Club 12. Zyas, Mildred Advanced Girls Chorus, Lock Club 12, FHA 12. 93 ; A J A ( • d . -too . vil ujt ' s.Vv u,o i.A_ FVKXlc J ' J ' J ' - ■ ' ' ' • i It  ■ ' ' iVa. lie f . ' «  J ' ' - ' ' J Hi Ay . )L-r r i, .y . r ' Jt.. t-. •v . • ' V v . - . - .Jf A _%m i X Wrtr - Why fear and drea Panu Suth ffloqp, — why men has such scope ' !c : r. • V? ' ' . ' iP-«NdiRf V |. •f « ■;.. $ • 1-. ' V: I 5V «j- ' v ' , '  •« Ji ' 5..; ' ' . J ' V Vice President Steve Bennix Yell Donna Downing  4VfcV«.: WiV« ' ' vi ' ?i i 1 ' A ' -r W ' il  ' ■« ■ Hi. ' Uif tt- IM J? 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Keith Brooks, Debbie Brooks, Rhonda Brown, Chris Brown, Don Brown, Rebecca Brown, Rick Burke, Cathie Burkett, Sandy Cain, Ravlene Carl, Bruce Carlsen, Melanie Carson, Mark Carter, Jerry Castle, Dan  • J dfj Chandler, Gregory Chapman, Bruce Chapman, Russ Chiison, George Christian, BarDara Christie, Marion Clark, Christine Clark, Vickie Clickner, Tom Clowdus, Jeff 98 • AYi- .7 • - • i ' ' ■ ' ' J J ' kJi A ' ' ,iJ ' ' A J-kJ ' «J ' ' ii -M:: vi. {tZ-tt ' - ' rnr ii ' ii i  iia ' J At Hi. Cobb, Terry Coffey. Bill Coglizer, Vickie Cole, Carol Coleman, Jim Collins, Joan Collins, Richard Comstock, Ellen Conant, Dwight Cook, Dave Cope, Linda Cosby, Sue Cox, Gregory Craycraft, Carolyn Cregut, Sandra Crim, Mitchell Cukrov, Chris Cummins, Delores Damron, Brian Davis, Mike Davis, Sue Day, Sue 99 % 5 , ki j v- ' ' t. ' it l . ' U Delorto, Gregg Derby, Lavonne Dillman, Randy Di Mercurio, Mike Dominquez. Steven Dorame. 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Dave Hardy, Kasandra Harris, Sherril Hauck, Ron Haun, Fave Heff, Daniel Henidenbenner. John Herbert, Vic Herman, Bruce Herman, Kathy Hermonson. Melvin Heuett, Marylou Hewitt, John Homer, Frank Houser, Rosemary Hoxie, Sue Hoyle, Tarcara Hubbell, Gary Hubley, Russell Huguenin, Andy Hunter, Paula Hutchison, Dick James, Debbie Jaster, Doug Jay, Cheryl Jezak, Nancy 102 ■ . . ' v ' iii-tf 4 A t i; ' %. ' V. ' - ' it, r !« ■  ' A « -. iii ' iia ; i .it la i Johnson, Chris Johnson. Debbie Johnson. Kerry Johnson. Mike Jones, Mehnda Jones, Teresa Jordan. Mindy Judge, Bill Julian. Doug Kapka, Joel Kerr. Brenda Keller, Bob Kellv, Bob Kelly, David Kenalev, Pam Kikuchi, Patti Killingsworth, Terry Kirkby, Roberta Kleisner, Doris Kobayashi, Robert Koehl, Jim Landau, Diane Lappert, Linda Le Clear, Dan Lee, Ann Lee, Sue Leilear, Dan Le Masters, Charlene Lemire, Dan Lewis, Richard 103 v sV U ' . v ' t, « Ji J . ' -.. ' - .. Lieberman, Dan Listiak, John Logan. Rozamond Longo, Joe Lopez. 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Karvn Pappas, Mike Parent, Frank Parish, Pat Parker, Randv Parker, Shirley Parrette, Debbie Paul. Jean Paulino, Fred Pearen, Jim Pearson, Marilyn Perez, Steve Peterson, Christine Peterson, Jeanette Phillippi, Don Phillippi, Donna Phipps, Randall Pippin, Linda Piro, Francine Pixler, Tom Pizzata, Pam ' I hope that spaghetti is nutritious. ' 106 I ' k ' . ' r ' :; ' f ' ' w -i ' i?iV  1 ' ' i%-  . V- ft sr ' ' « - ' ft sriii -.(!;■ rt  ' ]i 11; i ■  l iC i i m «; ii ■ ' ■ ' Pohl, Donald Porter, Dwight Pettier, Mar Prichard, Suzette Provencher, Sandv Quintana, Pam Rachels, Kenneth Ramsev, Kirk Rand, bolly Randle, Jo Ann Rangel, David Rasmusen, Carol Ravize, Debbie Rawlinson, Bill Ravbum, Larry Reach, Ken Reece, Greg Reiber, Sue Reid, Bob Reisinger, Fred Rentz, Steve Reynaga, Benny RevTiolds, Don Reza, Silva Rigo, Becky Riley, Colleen Rocha, Susan Rogers, Marcia JR. Princess Lynn Newlon, and her escort Dick Hutchison. 107 ■- f i .:. fii M UK Si ' ' .; ■ i. JiJl. 4: „.- fn ff (5 Rodal. 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Laura 113 i v 9 «i- ' .,- =i..i. i4, i ,? ' J. .«t ■ E CLASS m-u ' t.i- ' ' ' ' j, m  - ' ' ' d J ' !h. - it ' i ' v i ' It A ' - ' ' t 4 i :, If ( ? ' 114 J. ' ;I3 ; ; i A 1 o H O M O R rrOr 1 15 Anderson, Danny Anglin, Brenda Angove, Bill Apodaca, Bemice Atlas, Joe Bach, Mike Bagley. Michelle Bailey. Gary Baker, Melody Bandfield, Roxan ' Barbaro, Steve Bama, Robert Barnes, Wanda Barquera, Mike Bartelt. John Beauvais, Doug Beck, Judy Beck, Marlene Beebe. Larr Bell, Bob Bench, Wendell Bennett, Barbara Belts, David Birch, Stephen Blackford, Donna Blaser, Jan ! Blosk, Stan Bleakley, Tim  ' I - ' K w 5 ' i .1 5 ki i,., i I, iX S-t Hi. i Boer, Brian Boisclair. Pam Bombardier, Lee Borst. Bill Bostic, Dwight Bovi. Jim Bowes. Ramona Breedlove, Linda Brewer. Gloria Bridges, Debbie Bridges. Debie Brisk). Debbie Brovver, Steve Brown. Ron Brown. Rusty Bruington, Jon Bniant, Shern. Bucbholz, Cher i Burdee, Claude B ers, Joan Caddie, Gar Call, Jeanette Camino, Linda Cannon, Pamela Capilla, Shari Cardwell, Patti CarkhutI, Linda Carlits, Don Carlsen, Melanie Carlson, Joanne Cartmell, Ellen Career, Ron Casarez, Florenda Casarez, Melinda Castaneda, Reggie t •« :a li ' h•1 1i« • «V i• A '  ..- W ' its Mi- ft rnir-iii: y  ' Ji «i, i i a if i ' i ' m.  ; :ii ■ y 4 i Cavin. Barbara Cease. Nick Chambless, Trudy Chapman, Bruce Christian, Jan Cimino, George Cimino, Suzette Cizin, Karvn Clutter. Bill Coenen. Mike Coker, Sandy Comstock, Joyce Cook, David Collington. Karen Colyer, Greg Conant, Al Conard, Corky Conboy, Kyle Conley, Debbie Conrov, Diane Conway, Mike Cooper. Jim Cooper. Kris Cordell, Bill Cornelison. Daniel Costa. Danny Cowsert. Nancy Cota, Frank Cox. Diane Cox. Gary Cravens. Mike Crenshaw. Lillian Cripe. Julie Cripps. Sheila Crystal. Debbie }f. A 5 A -« • - ■ « J ' Daniels. Gloria Danley, Rick Davenport, M Lisa Davis. Dave Davis, Desmond Dayton, Dan Decourcy, Diana Deeds, Larry Delacroix, John De La Rosa, Lorenzo De Paul, Becky Dellrocco. Rose Demers, Mike Dentler, Lewis Deruntz, Bill Deshayes, Laura Devine, Rick Dobbins, Tim Doser, Barbara Dial, Dani Diamond, Jackie Dickenson, Diane Dieringer, Ron Dillard, Mike Driver, Sharon I£ : 5; .! ■ ! A. Ji ' , i f ' t-i. J,. ' ) .: J v .; _.. i ' J: . ,ic v. ,: ' , : ' ,, -J :. J i.J V. ' ;. i -iw a ' r Dubowski, Lorraine Dunn, Helen EKe. Phill D ke. Ben Ealv, Lerov Eatherly, Sharleen Elison, Jon Elmore, James Elsaesser, Wayne English, Janice Erickson, Gerald Estrada, Jim Etow, Glenn Evans, Richard Faller, Sharon Farris, Warren Fast, Todd Faulkner, Mark Feazell, Karen Fike, John Finney, Cathy Flanagan, Pat Fogaras), .Andrea Foster, Patsy Franks, ' icki Frederick, Lynda Fregapane, Richard Frye, Jim Galen, Marquis Jay, Don t Get Sick Now! Gallant, Diane Gall, Chris Gardner, Bill Garlits. Don Gilson, Chris Gjertsen, Randi Golisch, Randy Gomaunt. Elsa Gomez, Esther Gomez, Larry Gomez, Lucy Goodban, Mark Gourley, Jim Grabowith, Barb Graff, Jeri Granados, Jesse Green. Jackie Green, Steve Grevis, Drew Griffith, Irwin Grinstead, Jim Grove. Steve Gutierrez, Bob Guzman, Diane Guzman. Lynn Glosser, Tom Hackman, Jeff Haddock, Laura Haley, Debbie Hall, Janet Haivorson, Jim Hamer, lx)ma Hamilton, Carol Hamilton, Helen Hammerstein, Karen i--iAj.:. ji i ' !■. 7 ' Lj4f .v., Hanson, Connie Hardy. ick Harl, Stephen Harmon. Darrel Hardy, Jim Harms, Cheryl Harriger, Mike Harris. Da id Helmbrecht, icki Hendricks, Larry Henrv, Jim Henry, Susan Henslee, Roxie Hernandez, Mariana Hillhouse. Joseph Hills, Jesse Himes. Glenda Himmelberg, Doug Hinchclift. Scott Hines. Mike HIavac. John Hobbs, Meredith Hodgens, Da nny Hodnick, Ed Hoffman. Jay Hogan, Mike Hoggatt, Bill Hoke, Archie Holder. Richard Honstein, Gail Homing, Barry Houk, Bruce Houk, Linda Hoyle, Toni Hudson. Diane :; a: £ r i L-i Hunter, Carl Hunter, Carol Hurst, Velva Housman, Dianna Janeway, Brad Jenkins, Janet Jensen. Pam Jessie, John Johnson, Craig Johnson, Linda Jones, Bob Jones, Brian Jones, Chery Jonz, ' ickie Jores, Kit Kane, Donna Kellv, David Kelly, Gayle Kelly, Linda Kimbrough, Kathy King, Kevin Kirchman, James Krejci. Linda Kruitbosc ' h. Jack Kuhn, John Lafferty, Franki Laipple, Pam Larkin, Greg Larson, Pam Leath, Tim Leavitl. Sherrie Sophs in Action K: • ' :3iA-iA J.. Ji j . iA ' ?•: j-i: : ... . vLV-. Lee. Jim Lee, Marlene Lee, Mike Lee, Mike Legget, Lowell ! Lewandowski, Michael Lewis, Charles Lewis, Marcia Lewis, Tom Leuenberger, Ken Liddicote, Craig Lindell, Mark Lindsay, David Linn, Callie Linn, Paul Linville, Denise Locke. Danny Locke. Larry Longo. Lenard Lorenz. Jon Lovell. Deborah Luttrell, Bill Luttrull, Starla Lyle, Debbie Maisel. Debbie Maisel, Linda Mann. Denenne Mann. Sue Marlow. Nancy Martell. Ray Martin, David i.i. Si ic: f: ii ti iii iir ■  Martin, Gwen Mattingly, Linda Mattis. Greg Ma brier, Noble Maver. Gladvs McCall, Cindv McCall, John ' McCullough. John McKinley, Laura Meadows, Debbie .. Sk ..Jk Medeck. Cindy Mellinger, Jeff Mendi, Frank Merrill, Bob Michaelson, Tom Middlebrook, Leslv Miller, Bill Miller, Cher l Miller, Kathy Miller, Linda Miller, Tom Millert, Bob Mills, Bob Mitchell, Frank Mitchell, Mike Moore, Cindy Moore, Linda Moore, Theron Moore, Wayne Morabito, Sam 124 ' il: :i-- fA J Jfi... ' J ' f:i.!f- ,: ' -,... V« « it Moreno, Rosie Moreno. Sue Morgan. Larry Morris. Juanita Morris, John Morris. Mark Morrow, Candy Morrow, Jeff Morse, Nancy Mosqueda, Delores Murdock, Steve Murray, Pam Nakatani, Peggy Nakawatase, Tadeo Nank, JoAnn Nelson, Don Nibeel, Bob Nickels, Steve Nielsen, Blaine Nolen, Gina Nowak, Peggy Nyhus, Brvon O Connell, Patricia OKeefe. Mike Olson. Delia Olson. Denise Olson, Donna Orr, Craig Overman. Rick Padgett. Pat 125 fei 6 . i ' : iiu c u ii Hi. fet Pardon, Mar Parent. Joe Parkinson, Cathy Parry. Vicki Passantino, Bob Patterson, Eddy Patton. Sue Payne. Mike Peevey, Jodi Pehrson, Doug . - ' f. I% f Pendleton, Joan Pernosky, Rich Perreira, Bonnie Perry, Mike Peteres, Jeannie Petersen. Shell Phihp. Janice Philhps. Jim Plairs. Bert Pohlman. Keith y Poling, Jerry Prilchard, JoAnn Pritchard, Suzette Range!, Rosie Reel, Billie Ridley. Tina Rivas. Frank Roberts. Sharee Robertson. Dave Robertson, Steve 126 . ' f■- .:• ' . S: : !:. vLi; -. JK jr. i . ii • ■. ■f ' .,. . ' J ' J Rodgers, Joan Rodriquez, Nancy Roemer, Shirley Roemer. Vicky Ruiz, Elena Rush, Evelyn Russell, Nancy Russo, Linda Sackett, Dale Saye, Joe Sager, Liz Sanchez, Elizabeth Sanico, Debbie Schlabach, Dave Schomisch, Nicolette Self, Jerry Sellers, Laura Serrano, Carmen Sewitsky, Mark Sexton, Marsha r ' ,-■ : ■■■ PTmm ft- 1 Shaffer, Wayne Shallbetter, Karl Shaw, Diana Sheppard, Don Shoener, Joann Shook, Chris Simpson, Richard Singer, Gary Skeen, Bob Slate, Karen 127 i ' ft Sliwingie, Ed Sluk, Slberrie Scott, Greg Smith. Barbara Smith, Barbara Smith, Beverly Smith, Laura Smith, Phihp Smith, Robert Smith, Steve Smith, WiUiam Smithson, Kathy Snope, John Solomon, Nancy Solomon, Susan Soltan, Jackie Spanner. Evelyn Spencer, Sherrie Sperber, Terry Sprague, Cathy Squires, Scott Steele, Pat Stein, Shelly Strauss. Debbie Streeter, Jon Sugden, Wesley Summers, Laura Swaim, Linda Sweet, Dave • a Hey! let me out of here, I thought this was the juniors 128 .., - : M V-y. : l: vLi;;M. ,. •.. K ' s . i . .,•_ «•■ Tamanaha. Wayne Tamura, Arlene Tarrant, John Taylor, Pat Teague, Dave Teodorski, Yovana Terraza, Roy Thiele, Peter Thomas, Debbie Thompson. Lloyd Thompson, Shanna Thorne, Floyd Threadgill, Janice Tipton, Stanley Todd, Jayne Tovar, Esther Trevino, Frank Trevor, John Turner, Carolyn Turner, Randv Valadez, Carol Van Dyke, Dirk Vasquez, Robert Vega, Nancy VicKner, Frank Vifquain, Vicki Viola, Linda Vogt, Mary Vogt, Steve Waggoner, Wayne Wagstaff, Laurie Waits, Gayle Walerie, Linda Wallin, Lyle Wardrop. . nn tii V i.i si i ' t u;. C «i ii ti. fei ' Watanobe, Faye Webb, Jim Webster, Marti Wellsburv, Sharon Wellsworth, Herb Westover, Alfred Westover, Jim Whaley. Tom Wheeler, Bunnv White. Debbie J .Ti - Jn White, Mark White, Sharon Williams, Kathy Williams, Kevin Williams, Marilvn Williams, Sue Williams, Terrv Wills, Esther Wilson. Kirk Wisniewski, Cynthia ft Wood, Tom Worrel, Vicky Woodford, Jackie Wright, Donna Yelenskv, Diane j6 Yelensky, Joe Young, Cvnthia Zeek, Raffalla Zorn, Donna Zornes, Sandi 130 .; (A J-. 7 .  . i . «. ' ?•. 3 ' ' . .. i ' :.! Sf-.. n Do you think our routine will make shindig? Quick Kathy, maybe we can slip away now! 1 don t care if you re hun- gr ! This is imj lunch!! Boy! I can hardly wait til the dance is over! I just can ' t take one more day of Stormer! 131 ■.V ii si i! ' ii ' !. i : ti Ci iii k . i ss fo Vice President Robin Haley %■ President Dave McLaughlin THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Kathy Barbara Yell Leader Debby Wheeler ' i - T ; :■ - t; ' ' I ' A iA :f-:.. J . £ ' ? . J .._ r... 1 ' %:. . p... : ' v. J . r.._ Abdon, Ann Adams, Donney Adams, Nancy Adams. Ronney Aikins, John Albillar, Delores Albillar. Sue (% {r. Albright, Rick Allen, Barbara Allen, Gregg Allen, Shiela Almazan, Ilene Almond, Criss Alvarado, Norma Anderson, Claudia Anderson, Doug 133 U. t Anderson, Sue Angone. Sandy Aramaki, Mike Armstrong, Donna Austin, Mischelle Ayala, Ronda Baca, Bruce Bailey, Bill Balandran. Anthony Balmer, Car Balladares, Adrian Banev, Chris Bowes, Ruth Bovd. Dan Boyd, Mike Boyer, Mari Breedlove, Dan Breedlove, Jim Breitenba, Mike Breitenbach, Mike Brooks, Delores Brooks, Trudi Brown, Bonnie Brown. Donna lWihJl( . I 4 134 3 ' j ' -x:- •■«; .A .. ; ..« :, _i , -ji •! .? ,- ; ' L. ' Tir ' t. , ' .. ' ■■. J  ■•■. ; . ' ' ■j ' ' ;-. Brown. Sterling B rown, Tim Bruington, Cathy Brunk, Robert Buchanan. Terry Bumstead, Bob ' That sticky hairspray ! ! ' ' Campbell, Janet Camino, Donna Camunas, Cynthia Camunas. Kathy Cantwell, Joan Carkhuff, Linda Carter, Jon Carter, Sheila Carver. Joyce Casy, Mathew Cave, Nancy Cavin, Jeri 135 V ti. S ' l ;f I -.r: ff . il tt Hi Ciffin, Patricia Clark, Danie Cline, Collen Collar, Sue Colley, Robert Collins, Janet Cook. Gail Cope, Bill Crequt. Mike Crossley, Greg Corbin. Jim Cordero, Dorothy Cazin, Chuck Cdyer, Lynne Chambless, Cindy Chapman, Paul Chavez, . aron Christie, Joe Colton, Richard Cooper, Randee Cooper, Roger Compton, Bonnie Conboy. Kyle Cone. Debby Cordell, James Cprnelison. David Corin. Gail Corin. Tom Cumdiff, David Custer, Candv Degroot, Gari Delacruz, Rosemary Denz, Susan Deshayes. Linda Dixon, Shirlev Doblev, Mike Doner. Gail Doucette, Edward Duncan. Alan Duncan. Randall Duncan. Ronnie Dunn. Richard mIm 136 i?.. ' . : M -. ' . : l: -;iLi :fA .f-. ?■ •. . :. . , .J ' .. .. • ' L.- ' fl.v Fleming. Lorin Fling, Jerre Florer, Gary Foley. Cris Forster, Gary Forster. Jeannie Gallant, Joanne Gallucci, Steve Gamar, Mike Garibay. Mary Garcia. Alice Garcia, Linda Where s evervbodv ' s shoes? A. « Dye. Jimmy Ebbecke. Pat Echavar . Ralph Eddinger, Teresh Edwards. Paul Elsaesser, Ken Emery. !5te en Erickson. Pat 1 Erickson. Howard Espinoca, Barb Evans. Janet Evans. Mark Fenton. Susan Fineman. C raig .. -.- .5 -ifcJP! i Forster. Linda Fort in. Debb Frame, Gar Frame. Wes Frances. Mesa Fritz. Nancv ' it -I ., 4j( Gibson, Garv- Gibson, Terry Griffin. Patricia Gilbert, Ruth Gilson, W ' avne Gilson, Rick ( Goodwin, James Goodman, Karen Gordon, Nancy Graham. Danny Graham. Marilyn Granados, Ernie Groosman. Cheryl Guam, Don Guptill, David Haas, Janice Hale, Mar% Hale . Robin Harris, Robert Harper, Chris Hasson, Barbara Hastings, Donna Haves, Brenda Helmich, Charles 1 - AQ Garcia, Charles Gardner, Rickie Garcia, Rickey Gawoiski, Claire Gay, Ben Gerrard, Pamela a ' M i Glidden, Patti Glidden, Sally Gokey, Elaine Gomes, Mike Gomez, . my Gomez, Pat A. Greenman, Lynn Grey, Denise Grim, Mitchell Grimstead, Vicki Grimsley, Steve Grossman, Neal Hamilton, Jim Hamman, Terry Hancock, Doug Haning, Gary Hare, Tom Harris, Charlotte 138 i ' ..: ::. ' j. A-. ' - :f4. .. .f . i . if J .i t -:. f 4 Hendricks, Debbie Henslee, Alestia Hefner, C a Hibbs, Burton Hill, Allan Hill, Ronda Hinchlill, Grannt Hinchliff, Grant Hink, Rodney Hinson, Bradley Hoffman, Marilyn Hoggan, Jim I ' Keep massaging it feels good ' Appendicitis again? ' Hokanson, Noel Hollowell, Gloria Hollenitcfi, Randy Horn, Becky Howard, Steve Hubbard, John ft t V .. y -? • Hudson, Yolinda Hurley, Tim Husson, Barbara Ignasiak, Jerry Irwin, Brad Irvine, Doug 139 ■i m iii «; it lit t!i: fcV (iliiisdii. John ones. Debra ones, J in in (iiies. Bob ones. Richard ordan, Terri ke, Dann Keays. Linda Keays, Sue Keene, Joe Keene, Leon a Keener. Debbie Kersha v. L.inda ke , Jim kikuchi. (ire orv killin is orth. Lee kilpatrnk. Betsy knicaid. Lrnie kofhi. B ibbie ko loski, ick kiihkolf. Lnida kusuda, Tom l amb, Terrente Ishan, Jery Isoczky. Stephan Jacobson, Deanna James. CJalvin Jennings. Carol Johnson. Allan Judge. Jim Judkins. Dorcas kapka, C nthia kaplan. Dave Kali. Jim Kavlor. Terrv fvfi kcller, Da id kelley. Larr Kenaley, Peggy Kepner, Mike Kerlin. Dave Kerr. Barbara King. Kath Kinsella. Patricia kinzcr. Phsllis knowles. Debbie Karentz. Steve krebs. Julie 1 I 140 .n. i - ' Lewandowski. Michael Lewisiin. Dale Leyrerm, Debbi Liddicote, Jeff Lipps. Mary Livingston, Dennis Loustanau, Albert Lyon. James Lyons. Bill Lyons, Linda Maclssac, Greg Maclssac, John f- fffi ' t-t: Langon. Debbie Latraberse. Bob Leial, Linda Lemire, Cassie Lepouac. Dennis Lervold. Janice Logan, Frank Longfellow. Bill Lopez. Arthur Lubben. Tom Luppi. Ron Lust. Lvnn d4 Maclsaac. Lawrence Marshall. Maureen Marin, Rachel Mackenzie, Howard Martines, Velina Maldondo, Delores ' I just got a new Toni permanent! 141 § a McCaule . Karen McCoy, Shirley McKinnely, Laura McLaughlin, Dave Meadows, Steve Medalaille, Noel Mitchell, Steve Miller, Mark Miller, Retchie Miller, Robert Miller, VVilley Mile, Joe Morento, John Morris, Barbara Mo5se , Dale Mover, Rex Munger. Carolyn Murray, Ellen Nellessen, EveKn Nellon. Dennise Nellson. John Neleson, Linda Neleson, Marilyn Neleson, Kathy ia tip€me J - Martin. Lynn Martino, Micheline Mattis, Greg Maurer, Dale Mc. ffe, Sharon McClav. Meri Meridith, Becky Metzker, John Meyer, Judy Michalls, Roger Michini, Robert Mitchell, Mike m Miramontes. Andy MobeK , . ndy Monroe. Susan More, Emily More, Michael More. Terrv Muzi. Joyce Nagel. Patricia Natsunana, Robin Naughton, Mary Navalanv, Patty Negrich, Dennis 142 ll .! ' • . A- ' ■ •J-. J- , i , ' t 12 . ' is _i Nelson, Kathie Niffenagger, Janette Nino, Sally Nix, Ricky Noland, Diana Nomura, L isa J JR rr 1 Nevill, Lynn Newton, Lois Nichols, Gene Nichalls, Roger Nickson, Bill Nickson, Billy Ormenal, Karen Oshire, Leslie Owensbg, Everetta Padgett, Jay Parada, Rebecca Pardon, Doris Patton, Michelle Pavne, Dale Pell, Kathy Pence, Cynthia Pereira, EJob Perkins, Steve Nyeholt, Jeff Oldynsky. Frances Oliver, John Oliver, Marv Olivier, Phillip Oliver, Sharon Parker, Linda Parkin, Starr Parkison, Harold Paulino, Tony Partinico, Paula Partridge, Ronalee o 1 Will you check this uy pickin his eyelid! 143 s jV : V Ai. «•!; irt iiii « ■ ii t ' i: ' i iJV, Pixler, Frances Pockhus, Gerry Pdhlama, Dawn Popplenell. Larr Prath. Deborah Preicious. Jin Ramos, Raul Ragsdale. Georgiana Rash, Jenn Ratcliffe, Linda R a linson, Sandra Ra burn. Rick Rogers. Jim Rogers, Paul Rhodes. Patt Rhoads, Debb Richard, Larr Richins, Brent Perlonitz, Joyce Peters, Janine Peterson, Andrea Peterson, John Phillips, Donn Phipps, Jeannette V Price, Tom Priest, Clarence Proctor, Mark Putnman, Cindy Quinn, Bridget Racobs, Jan Renomd, Bill Reisinger .Anne Reitzner, Pat Reyes, Ruben Reynolds, Debb Revnolds, Don Rile.v Bob Rivas, Teresa Rivas, Theresa Rivera, Jessie Rivier, Robert Reach, Jim Rocha, Gilbert Rocha, Jack Roller, Bill Ross, Cynthia Ross, Shirley Rose, Shirley 144 1 t -Id i i iiA i - ' ' iS Rossini, Linda Rowley, Willis Roves, Gary Russell, Jack Russell, Lorrie Sakai, Joyce Sampino, Cookie Sample, Cathy Sanchez, Eva Sanchez, Eva Sanchez, John Santidgo, Evelyn Scrubs In Action Sargent, Ceeilae Sargent, Gail Saunders, Michele Schlarach, Teri Schlarach, Linda Schlough, Mary Schmitt, Teresa Schmitz, Cindy Schomisch, David Scott, Holy Scott, Karen Schuchudt, Elise 145 «•; ?••■. i ' i i,v w Sewitsky, Alicia Sebbo, Joe Shaffer. Jane Sheridan. Patti Sheridan. Patti Shirlev, Nora Smith, Jay Smith, Mike Smith, Robert Smith. Ted Smialek, Susan Snider, Bill Stevens, Bruce Steavens, ' ickie Strauss, Debbie Streeter. Barbara Story, Bonnie St. Peter, Sharon w Q Taylor, Melba Trager, Lydia Teague, Russell Teramura, Gene Thiemann, Debbie Thomsen, Chris Schultz. Pam Schultz. Patricia Schultz. Rick Scura, Linda Scivukke. Craig Senger, Denise Shumate. Janet Simmins, Rick Skillman, Fred Smith. Brian Smith, Brad Smith, Glenn a Spear, Dennis Squaras, Sterart Staffieri, John Stanley, Dennis Stanton, Barbara Stearns, VVesle Strube, Debbie Streeter, Barbara Stumpf, Chuck Sugarman. Bob Swaim, Peggv Taft, Robert 146 1 £ W , . ■ IV, ft « i ' . t ' ■ ii« (ivi it, fia Trujillo, Ralph TngK. Koren Turner, Leon Vance. Wendy ' annatter, Anita aladez, Ruben VonKepping, Karl VonRohr, Susan Walker, Carol W ' alder, Diane Wall, Steve Walsh, Darlene Webster, Caria Weismolter, Johnny Weiss, Duane Wells, Skip West, Dean Wetzel, Lewis Williams, Susan Willis. Michele Wilson, Bev Wilson, Carol Wilson, Diana Wilson, Ellon iri a k ]h V f Thorton, Judi Thurman, Ronald Tinser, Donald Tkachenko, Terry Toles, Rhonda Troncoso, Roby Vasquez, Alice Vaughn, Linda Vidaurri, Daniel Viola, Richard Vlieland, Bill Voerg, Mary Walsh, Rick Waltenburo, Steve Ward, Ken Watson, Michelle Watson, Michelle Weber, Conie Wheeler, Debbie Whipple, Susan Wickham, Diane Williams, Billv Williams, Joe Williams, Sandv 147 t: a t ' i i ' i. Wilson. Fred Wilkinson, Randall VVittenaver. Dclbert Woodford. Dorothy Woodford, Kitt Woollev. Debbie WriRht, Debra Yoder, Ellen Young, Linda Yount, Kurt Yulich. Bill Zink, Leila i .t L i ,-1 Freshmen have a lot of spirit? Humm 148 . ' A .y i. n li ; V. . {(« '  ' ' Tti ii ■ i f ii ' s lit u. iSa ' Mutt Jeff ' ' f u w h Frosh Princess Where are all the bovs? 149 1 9 6 6 ACTIV n Timt (.aniiiit be lost except in one s mind, it cannot be saved, for time does not stop Time is al va s f)resent Time is used in man mannerisms There are times of fiappiness. of sorrow, of loneliness, of fun, of ear. and of love The same time can never return. onK the mood or creation can It can be captured in photographs, in paintings, in writings, or b oral means but is onl a memor of the time rather than the - lU.. ■ ft i ' M J ij ' iM ii-i li. Hi ITIES I ' -V ' 4- • ' — ,. ' ■ T H time itself The time was the year 1966-1967 It has gone but is remembered in photographs of the activities I( shall not be forgotten, for it has existed and shall remain as a thought of a time of fun. a year of Bolsa Grande 1 9 6 7 ri ii i i, i- i. J i 1. li i: . tei. Matador Salute Dance Matty Matador breaking the pinata Seniors grab Grass Crash Crusher! Frosh King and Queen September s Girl of the Month Mallory Nomura The Publications class be- gins their dedicated workf September, the first month of the school ear, marked the beginning of man school activities. Mallory Nomura was chosen as the Girl of the Month, and Tom Lubben and Glenda Bince were selected as the Frosh King and Queen. The annual Matador Salute Dance was given, high- lighted b Matt Matador breaking the pinata A new activit uas begun this ear as the Seniors sponsored a Senior Class Grass Crash Bolsa de Toro was unco ered in the quad area which signified the hard work and contribution of the Class of 1966. While ail of these activities were taking place, the Publications Staff began its ear long job of creating the school annual for 1967. Bolsa de Toro in quad area 152 .. f«. ' . IV i i 1 4 ii. : ' i a The refreshment table — a popular attraction Ve Song leaders practice complicated turnialion Gemini 13?!!! Grove s head song joins in October s Girl of the Month Linda Jones Beat Grove!!! The month of October was highhghted by three assembhes: one featuring a faculty skit; one put on by NASA, whose repre- sentative gave an interesting histor of space eciuipment and techniques; and the big pep assembly before the Garden Grove game, for which head song and yell leaders and A.S.B. Presidents were exchanged with Grove. Linda Jones was announced as October s Girl of the Month during a Girl s League Assembly. Bolsa ' s facilities were used for a song and yell leader conven- tion which was attended b all the Garden Grove schools. Many ideas were exchanged among the schools. For the parents there was a Back-to- School night. The parents attended the classrooms to find out what was being learned. A refreshment table was supplied by the PTA. 153 TotelltheTrufhr ' ! ' -V ' t.i. «4. in ifL « • ;: «« ' i ' i ' isV Models in the fashion show November s Girl of the Month Saundra Ernest One, two. three, four 154 The big event during November was Home- coming. Caiidv sales helped to raise mone for student bod funds, and competition between classes ended in a victor) for the Seniors Main alumni returned for the exciting game against Rancho and the post game dance. Sue Moore was crt)wned Homecoming Queen during the halftime ceremonies. The drama department performed two short plays, Red Peppers and No, No, . Million i ' imes No . Girls League, with help from the homemaking department, sponsored a special fashion assemblv. Saundra F.rnest was selected as Girl of the Month. November also marked the end of the football season. During the last football pep assemblv, the Kev Club and Lock Club entertained with a skit depicting Bolsa spirit. ■ ■ i.J i  ' s ' ' k .. ' . - fe ' ' V. .- .. : 11 , U t IB. ' lA I y ' II tivi i. ' :J i i ( ' Girls League officers pose with Co-ed king candidates Exchange students on stage Rehearsal December s Girl of the Month Charma ne Trager King Bruce and Queen larla Much of December was spent in preparation for certain activities and for Christmas vacation. Each weekend featured a different event. The Foreign Exchange Club put on its annual Christmas program during the first week. Ans, X ' icky, Eva, and Marisa told of Christmas in their countries during a short play. Because foreign students from other schools were invited, a variety of nationalities were represented. The money raised at this function will go towards having a foreign student again next ear. Girls League, after weeks of preparation, sponsored the Co-ed. The theme was Winternights Dream, and the girl-ask-boy formal proved to be a big success. Bruce Cook, nominated by Maria Meredith, was chosen as Co-ed king. Bus Stop, one of William Inge s best pla s, was presented by the drama department It was the first major production of the ear Sharon Mitchell and ' ic Gonzales played the lead roles in this dramatic comedy. Charmayne Trager was chosen as December s CJirl of the Month b Girls League. Foreign students meet Mr Riedel and Ma or Honold 155 v. i.i. ii. i!i iii. tt Hi 45« iir Basketball begins Bu wishes iLk t iHul lin_k Januar proved to be an interesting month. Our basketball team returned to school victorious from tournaments plaxed during Christmas vacation. They began a hopeful!) good season « ith the first league game, which was pla ed against Pacifica. Class competition between Juniors and Setiiors reached a peak w hen the girls donned football uniforms and the guys took over the song and veil leader roles for the first Povvderpuif Football game Bolsa has had. The X ' arsitv Club sponsored this unusual event, which ended in a close victorv for the Seniors. Garden Grove High School s Varsity Club chal- letiged our arsitv Club in a donkev basketball game. Despite the fact that we lost, the game was enjovable to all those attending and plaving. Girls League selected Faye Okuda as CAt of the Month for January. Vicky Rordal, one of Bolsa ' s foreign students, unfor- tunateK had to leave the United States and return to her native countrv, Denmark A S.B. President Buzz Pickus presented X ' icky w ith a corsage and wished her good luck on behalf of the entire student bodv. whoa, babv, whoa 156 1, ' fli Mv '  i ! ' , it li li-i U, A slave and his master . . . Mrs. Brazelton, Queen of Trash R V Mavnard and his harem Collette, Varsity Sweetheart February s Girls of the Month Cheri Cleve iSNS fc Hello Mom? Spirit Week was a huge success this year due to the participation of the students in such activities as the Slave Sale, the Pie Throw, and the Harem Raffle. These activities were sponsored b ' various clubs on campus and were mone -raising as well as fun. The highiiKht of Spirit Week was the assembly, which featured the crowning of Mrs. Brazelton and Mr. Kaufman as Queen and King of Trash. Ans Gorter, Lisa Trygg, and Eva Schliski called their homes in Holland, Sweden, and German as part of the telephone assembK, Hello Around the World. Their conversations, spoken in both English and their native languages, were heard by the student bod . Collette Kosloski was crowned Varsity Sweetheart by the Varsity Club at the annual Sweetheart Dance, held this year after the Pacifica basketball g ame. Other candidates were Cheri Cleveland, Patt Lindsey, Sue Moore, and Kathy Quinn. Cheri Cleveland and Patti Nordman were chosen as Girls of the Month for Februarv. s Girls of the Month - Z T J . k v -4A s V land and Patti Nordman Q UL Vj C -A ' H M J2XC1 J « JJC J 157 ■iv. ii. « ' i; iri iii «;v iL Jit il . i,v !ki? Delegate chairmen count votes The election convention for the 1967-1968 associated student body officers was the major event for the month of March. The convention was the first held by Bolsa Grande or any other high school in Orange Count . Much time and effort was spent bv the Student Cabinet in the planning of this election, and the new idea was met with high student interest and participation. The Trabuco Room at the S addleback Inn was the site for Serenada de Espafia, this year s Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior class worked all year at various Serenada de Espafia, the Junior-Senior prom . . projects to raise the money needed for a successful prom. The Don-Beats provided the music for this memorable evening. Sharon VVoestman and Jo ce Takahashi were se- lected b Girls ' League as the Girls of the Month for March and April. 158 Ili w. li ' ii% liH Bad ' Baker guarded by Flabby Faculty Five The Spring Sports Dessert Girls of the Month Lynn Newlon and Sharon Williams Students listen to lecture on prospective career . . . Our annual Career Day was held in Ma this ear. Two months earlier, each student had selected two subjects in which he had an interest. On Career Day he went to assigned rooms to hear a lecture about his chosen subject. Seniors prepare for graduation Athletics contributed much excitement during May. The annual Senior-Faculty basketball game proved to be a close match with the Flabb) Facult Five ' winning by a basket in the last two seconds of the game. Later in the month, the efforts of man boys were recognized at the Spring Sports Dessert. Lynn Newlon and Sharon Williams were selected as Girls of the Month for May and June. The highlight of the year for the Senior class took place in June. After four years of hard work, the Seniors prepared for the graduation ceremonies which took place on June 16. The school year came to an end, and summer began. 159 4i ' f:: . i,i «i i i-jiu Hi ii. ft iii. iV. SONG LEADERS G E R I C O L L E T T E c: H E R 1 K A T H Y KathNQ ' ' ' f ' d). Coiy, ' illiams. Cheri S H A R O N 160 ■ ' ■•i tit, it . «ik a a. it B «, rtci h I ' ' T ' ' if :)m a ' M ' )«!, ' Ill tt. ti i ' . IV ' fi% tj-i , A ' s -i  ° t je Faulkner, Don VV alk, ' -rii, ' dj ' ii issT i m 5 - Barbara Ve « ' 161 YELL «.S B  , ' Vi. i ' el ,?;■{ iir ' i «; tl fft iu i : 1 DRILL TEAMn, Row I (Left to Right) Mary Vogt. Ellen Comstock. Wendy Fegley, CaroKn McCall, Linda Camino, Pat Steel. Ann Marie Schomisch, Janice Phelps Row 2 Linda Lappert, Carol CJole, Shelly Stein, Linda Moore, Teresa Sperber, Mary Evans, Cher l Harms, Melinda Jones, Gloria Daniels, Kathy Robertson, Mindy Jordon, Shanna Thompson, Stephanie Willis Row 3: Joyce Tallman, Linda Spivey, Kathy Kim- brough, Sandy Smith, Alana Batchelder, Sharlene LeMasters, Barbara Stilwell, Nancy Jezak, C;ind Graham, Debbie Haley, Mary Pottier, Chris Cukrov, Evelyn Rush, Lendra Henderson, Sue Solomon Mrs St John Advisor Barbara Stilwell Leader Sandy Smith Assistant Leader Red Capes in formation. 162 ■ ■ ...Y yV. ■• ' ■ « .i.% v.. v ' rt V ' ' ' ,i ' ' .i.- ' fc. ' (. ■ : vi I w. '  i a ' ' ir- iift '  i i U MAJORETTES li :r X FLAGTWIRLERS y Back row (left to right); Adrienne Edwards (head). Sue Henry, Chris Peterson Front; Debby Parette Back row (left to right) Janice Bourne (head), Debby Lee Front, Lynn Newlon, Joyce Takahashi MATTY AND THE BULL Mattv — Vic Gonzales The Bull— Bill Rash and Garv Roberts i.L. «■!, jji ii ' i. tf ' i a iit t . ♦.!, ii EN Homecoming activities began on Oc- tober 26 this ear During the next two weeks, each class elected a princess and tried to sell more student bod cards, more candy, and more tickets for their project than an of the other classes The entire student bod oted for one of the Senior prmcesses to reign over Home- coming. All these activities were climaxed on November 10 Last ear s song and sell leaders, student bod officers, and main other alumni were honored at a reception before the big game against Rancho. Halftime was begun b an excellent per- formance of the band and drill team. The princesses were introduced b President Buzz Pickus: Lydia Trager, Freshman; Theresa Sperber, Sophomore; L nn Newlon, Junior; Cheri Cleaveland and Sue Moore, Seniors. Announced as Homecoming Queen, Sue Moore was crowned and given a bouquet of red roses by last year ' s A.S.B. President John . bdon. The Senior class was then named as the winning class, and each of the princesses received a bouquet of white roses. Following the game there was a dance honoring the alumni. a V.: ' ' «.. ' ' i ; iJ;,! ' iA [k: i. . i-i ' ?• ' f- Cheri Cleveland Lynn Newlon Teresa Sperber Lydia Trager HOMECOMING Homecoming Ro aity. ( top to bottom ) Sophomore, Junior and Freshman Princesses with their es- corts cTiwy , ' ♦ « Sue makes the first cut Highlights of Homecoming The dance. cand sales. .■ lumni Reception Sue and Cheri riding together as Senior Princesses. « - - ' ' .y K: J iA .K ' . J. i . ' ?- . v ' « ' .. f c o E D Jim Walker Linda Witthauer Wade Timothv Vicki Nehring Bob MavTiard Adrienne Edwards Don Walker Linda Whalev Buss Pickus Carol Espinoza Gary Roberts Debbie Lee Mike Vanagas Shervl Hink Mike McClay Glenna Engslrom Steve Stolz Beckv Summers Brad Baker Ann Fleming Larry Brink Rosemarv Houser Mike Bleakley Maria Meredith c A N D I D A T E S Bill Rash Carolvn McCall Gene Gray Donna Newill Russ Denz Barbara Stilwell Dancing to the music of the Ron L ' Heureux Combo )68 i?. -. y ' .y - l; ; : A r: ' h j . i .  . ' jhRSlTy :: M J A ■K i. . i . •?• ; ' rv r:. ' atti Liridse PRINCESSES A.S.B. PRESIDENT 1 I mmm BRIAN PICKUS 11 5.. ' ■-?. i- ' - y ' ' .iL; :M .K- . . ' :. i . . 1 A.S.B. OFFICERS Buzz Pickus, this year ' s A.S.B. President, has been a well-known person on campus. Since his Freshman year, Buzz has been very active in student govern- ment. Besides the position of President, he has held the offices of publicit chairman and Junior class president on the Student Cabinet. Buzz was also elected as president of the California Association of Student Councils for Orange County this past year. The specific duties of the President are to preside at Student Cabinet and ( ouncil meetings, to be the official representati e of Bolsa s student body, and to emcee assemblies. However, Buzz went much farther than this in leading the student body through man successful activities and ictories. Throughout his four years at Bolsa, Buzz has contributed much of his time and effort in making the student government run smoothK and effecti el . Bolsa is proud to have had such an outstanding President for the ear 1966-1967. SECRETARY FAYE OKU DA BRAD BAKER VICE-PRESIDENT rad R jer ftfjed this year ' s office of Vice Pres- ■rv oent. V ifh this joh Wfne the responsibility of taking oveh heneofm I ijaz was absent and being in charge of ' -frife lj fer ej« ' b C0ftfici .Brad also served as a ,_ me.y rdejrurove Student Advisory ii,j liicb-met te, miotave communications be- eernffle d [erent high sc ols and the district office. is ves+ ' s A.SrB. Secret ies rbainhiAcluded net and Coimcil mee tin ccx resp dence for I ,her secretarial duties, , ' _r Ki ipfnm rt fyiiHioning, boti yJ Fayejp orprfed r o jce fTthe tii Jent uch ; elrst i [miny ot,bfeT activities. rfecticWiiT their jobs and were t bodv. df nt vertWent, Brad c Dixie Nance Sieve Calvert Barbra Galawav Jim alker A Student Cabinet, the e t ' iuti t ' branch ot Bolsa s government, con- sists of the elected A SB Officers and those students chosen for appointive offices thronjih personal interv iews. These students, the busiest and most active on campus, organize and coordinate the activities and linsiness through Stutlcnt C ouncil. This ear the Cabinet s main olijectiv es were to encourage student participa- tion and lietter comnnmications fietween the facultv and the student body. B N E Mil e McClav Dick Hutchiiiscin Jay Hoffman ' Patti Lindsev Sue Moore 1 .: i. ' Linda Witthauer Don Walker (Cathy Quinn T Larr Brink 5(.. i ii .1  i ' • Loretta DeOrandi ' Linda Jonev Justin ' heatle  L L :M -• H. vv. i- ' ' •■LJ-i : J .. ' .. i ' SENIOR BEST? Superior Performance A Tie For Best Personaltiv Best Looking Couple AROUND THE W I T H ' Foreign Exchange Students from Orange County CLUBS AND I C CHRISTMAS SPENT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AMERICA 176 OU V.. ;- - J. A-. ' J MJ-.. .h ' . :. ' ' ?4 7:. J E WORLD Garden Grove — Exchange Students Christmas Plav D ORGANIZATIONS Oka Hand over the Monev. You Bet You Do! 177 Eva Attending Bolsa from Cologne, German , is Eva Schliski, a representati e of the Youth for Understand- ing program Her family is a small one, consisting of her parents and one sister. Her .American sister Marcia, a junior at Bolsa, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Rogers. In Germany E a attended a school ecjuixalent to an American high school, where she will study one more year before attending the Uni ersity of Cxilogne. What she is ery impressed by and likes very much about Bolsa is the school spirit. E a anted to come to .America to better know and understand the .American people and their customs. Of all that Eva has seen, the beach ranks first on her list. She claims that it is impossible to get to enjoy all the good things about California during one year. Eva hopes very much to come back to the United States. She has already figured out that the cheapest w ay to come back is w ith the freighter into the gulf for S240! Everyone wishes Eva the best of luck for the future and hopes that she has profited from her experi- ences as much as Bolsa has profited from having her on campus. FOREIGN EXCHW Ans .Ans Gorter is our foreign exchange student frcmi the Netherlands She lives in the village of Wormer, where she left her parents, three brothers, and one sister to come to the United States on the Youth for Understand- ing program. She now resides in Garden Grove v ith the Richard L. Miller family, whose daughter C inda is a junior at Bolsa In Holland .Ans attended a school hich prepares its students for a university education. Majoring in lan- guages and social studies, she hopes to become a teacher of Dutch ihe beautiful scenery, especially that of Yosemite and Death Valley, is what .Ans likes best about Califor- nia. She enjoys Bolsa because of the activities which are offered and likes the school spirit, which she feels makes the school to be a unit, a communitv of which e ery kid is a part .Ans wished to come to the United States to get a better image of the way American people live and to experience the high school, v hich offers a lot of activ ities besides education. She has left with the students of Bolsa a fine image of her country and her people; Bolsa hopes that she will take back to Holland an equallv fine image of our community and the United States. l 178 ' K- - ' J ' 1-i-A K H. j i  ■ Under the Youth for Understanding program from Copenhagen, the capital Cit of Denmark, is ibeke Rordal, who prefers to be called ' icky by her friends. Her famiK consists of her mother, father, two brothers, and one sister. Here she is staying with Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, who ha e both a son and a daughter attending Bolsa. .Although ' ick enjo s all the activities at Bolsa, her favorites are the assemblies and the games. She also likes the students and the teachers, who have been very helpful around campus. In keeping with her hobb and major of languages, ' ick hopes to become a translator in English, German, and Spanish. To learn more about the English language was a reason for coming to the United States additional to the reason of being able to see what the . mericans are really like. By the time Vicky leaves the United States, she will have reached her goals because she has won man friends. It has been Bolsa s pleasure having from Den- mark such a warm personality and representative on campus. ANGE STUDENTS Marisa Vicky Marisa Padovan is this year s foreign exchange stu- dent from Trieste, Italy . She is the only one of our four foreign students who came to the United States under the program of the .American Field Service. There are three other people in her family: her mother, father, and older brother. While in Italy, Marisa attended a professional school for secretaries. She claims that she likes everything about Bolsa, especially the school spirit. Her plans for the future include studying language at a university and, hopefully, working at the atomic center in Trieste. What Marisa likes the best about California is the friendliness of the people. . lso, she enjoys the climate because she can go swimming even in the winter. Marisa ' s other hobbies are much like those of any average Americ an: listening to music, going to the theater, traveling, and reading Peanuts. To know how life is in another country, to have a better knowledge of the language, and also to come in contact with another world . These were Marisa s reasons for wishing to come to . merica. The United States, California, and Bolsa have certainly been a different life and world. Lisa Trigg From Bolsa to Sweden For three months during the summer, Lisa Tr gg represented the United States as well as Bolsa Grande and California abroad in Sweden under the Youth for Under- standing program. She u as chosen on qualifications of personaiit , a general knowledge of national and world affairs, and high academic standing, Sweden was her choice out of the countries offered because of her partial Sw edish ancestr and her interest in Europe. In arnamo, a cit in southern Sweden, she stayed with the Frost famiK (her mother, four brothers, and one sister) in a large three-story house. Besides seeing the historical attractions of Sweden, Lisa enjoyed the countr side and the popular sports of sailing, rowing, and fishing. She was fortunate in being there on that da in June w hen the sun never sets. During that sunlit night, Lisa related that the people ne er sleep, but cele- brate. She also had the opportunit of traveling through Norway, Finland, Denmark, and German). What Lisa missed most about the United States were hamburgers, french fries, and big cars; what she misses most about Sweden are the pastries and her Swedish family and friends. It can be seen that she fa )rabl represented .America to the Sw edish people because her Swedish sister is now a foreign exchange student in Michigan and some of her friends plan on coming to the U.S. this summer. Lisa is grateful to the organization of Y.F.L ' for making possible what she calls the most unique and exciting summer of m - life. FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB P A r d Donna Newi Mrs Brazelton The Foreign Exchange Club is one of the most popular clubs on campus. Its main function is to promote better relationships between countries on the high school level. This is done by sending American students to foreign states and receiving students from abroad. In order to sponsor this ears four ex- change students, mone making projects such as food concessions at games and a Christmas program were launched The club is com- prised of those students who w ish to help in these projects to make it possible to support our student ambassadors. Row 1 John Ellison, Paul Rogers, Mitch Crim. John Bower. Peter Lewandowski, John Fike; Row 2 Cinda Miller, Carol Briggs, Marsha Rogers, Donna Newill, Marisa Padovan, Debbie Johnson, Debbie Walker, Kath Robertson, Row 3: Judy Steffen. .Anne Steffen, Susan Solomon, Ans Gorter, Roseann Nieto, Gloria Brewer . ' L- y M .f.- f ' . J ' :. . - --lJk . .. ,. i ' FBLA Row 1; Peggv Nakatani. Sheila Mover. Ann Wardrop. Chris Johnson, Donna Hamilton; Row 2: Debbie Sanico, Janice Golisch, Lorraine Basil, Joyce Tallman, Maria Mendi, Dolores Gitz, Denise Thompson Maria Mendi Miss Unsicker The Future Business Leaders of America Club helps students to expand their know ledge in the field of business leadership. It tries to give them a background in the various business oc- cupations, FLBA was responsible for nian successful activities this ear. .Among them were selling Lick Rancho suckers, sellin g mascot pins, and dec- orating a rest home for C hristmas Some of the trips that the club took this ear were to Independence Hall at Knott s Berry Farm, the stock exchange in Santa .Ana, and an annual business machines show at the Disne land Ho- tel. The Future Homemakers of .America organization is made up of girls who are taking homemaking classes as well as other interested girls. Its purpose is to give girls a better knowledge of the qualifications of a good homemaker. Among the club ' s activities was the sponsoring of the annual spring fashion show. FH-A also sold cookbooks as a money-making project. Row 1: Gloria Loustaunau, Joyce Takashi, .Ann Pulvers; Row 2: Peggy Nakatani, Debbie Sanico. Anita Hess, Carol Espinoza Carol Espinoza Mrs Beitel FHA 181 Row 1: Dan Lieberm aii Maik l(irris, I ' lm Bleaklev ' , Bill Gardner. Rick Harnden, Dan Castle. Ron Hauck Row 2 Tom Cave. John Jessie, Mark White. Buzz Pickus, Brad Baker, Mike McClay, Charles Radditz, Rick Pearce Row 3: Jeff Morrow, Rick Lewis, Finch Sterling, Larrv Brink, David Edgar, Justin Wheatley, Bob Maynard, Gene Gray KEY CLUB Brad Baker Mr. ODonnell The purpose of the Key Club is to promote leadership and service towards the school and community. This year the club has already painted the trash cans and put on a skit at a pep assembly. The club s future planned activities are to beautify the stone wall and marquee in front of the school, and sponsor a litter clean-up. The Key Club also holds many parties throughout the school ear. LOCK CLUB Miss Potts The Lock Club is a girls service club on our campus open to all girls. Its purpose is to aid the student, school, and community. Some of their activities on campus have been in conjunction with the Key Club such as paint- ing trash cans and performing in a pep assembly skit. Ushering, being hostesses, and making favors for the Orange County Children s Hospital were among their outside activities. Row I B Smith. C Miller, D DeCorourcy, V Packer, L Houk, S Salmon, N. Cave. R Miller, L Moore Row 2: C Anderson. K Robertson. S Woestman. J Takahashi. G Stedham. B V ' oll, L Bombardier. D Brisky, S Smith Row 3 B Smith, D Lee, B Quinn, C Craycraft, Batchelder. L Cope. W Barnes. A Simon. L Zink, L Lust. L Mark C . nderson, V VanPelt Row 4 C McCall, L King, S Hink. L Bainey, C Medeck, C Ke, D .Armstrong, M Martino, D Camino, K Williams, D Brooks, D Zorn, G. Martin, L Middlebrook, S Cimino, C Buchholz, M Miknuk, C Johnson, D Hamilton, J Philp Row 5 M Baglev, L Viola, S Stein, E Rush, J Tallman, M Zayas, P B 5isclair, P Jessie. G Waits. C Gall. R Nieto. J Sleffen. . Simone. K Rennhack. S Springer. G Nolen. S Solomon. K Smethson. P Nakatani, D Sanico 182 ' i :  J M J A . , i -f: v-. .. ■• ' ' SPEECH Row 1: Sue Davis, Leslie Ford, Debbie Brisky Row 2 Joe Hillhouse, Diane DeCourey, .Ans Gorter, Tom Wood, John Ulavoc Debbie Brisk Mr. Steinbock Stiiclt ' nts who have a special interest and talent in speech are able to join the Speech Club, This ear the club seemed to have more interest and support than e er Members of the club entered in arious contests against other schools in Southern California, The competition usualK took place on Saturda s. Students entered in man divisions including extemporaneous and spontaneous speeches Because of ex- cellent coaching and knowledge, many students were able to bring first place awards for Bolsa, Mr, Sundell The Chess Association has been in exis- tence since the school opened in 1957. Periodically the group has a match with other schools. As a loose association and not a formal club, there are no officers or set routine. The goals of the association may differ with each participant, but re- laxing with and becoming proficient at chess are probably dominant goals with most players. Chess is played dail during lunch, and anvbod mav attend. Row 1: Teresa Edinger, Dave Simms, Karin McC auie , Row 2 Linda Wetzel, John Gall, Mr Sundell, Everett Owenskv CHESS 183 ' • • iii ' Bif in. ' i ' i- t i it. s ' i iU! fe ' . LETTER GIRLS Dawn West Melaiue Hermaiisun, Da« n W ' t-st, ( hris Conri , Rita Miller The Girls Athletic Association works to promote better spirit and cooperation as well as athletic abilit and ph sical fitness among the girls through participa- tion in after-school sports. Sports such as bowling and swimming are offered in addition to the regular school sports. The G..- .A. teams compete in all sports with girls from other Garden Gro e schools for perpetual trophies. The girls practice for two to four hours a week after school in preparation for these competitions. In order to become a lettergirl, a G.A.A. member must accumulate se ent or more points by taking an activ e part in the arious sports offered. These girls have contributed much of their time and effort to make the G.A.A. an effective organization. Row 1 V anda Barnes, Delores Brooks, Jinny Jones; Row 2; Karen Scott, Debra Wright. Karen Ormerod. Nancy Cave, . nn Wardrop, Joy Smith; Row 3: Nancy .•Vdams, Julie Krabs, Debbie .Adams, Chris Conroy, Dawn West. Diana Noland, Leona Keene. Becky Summers. Meianie Hermanson G A A Beckv Summers 184 i--. ,, ' ' i. .,. ' .? ' ' . i. ' ■- KENDO Men ' — Cut to Head Steve Peirce, Alan Herrick, Cynthia Ross, Mr. Stormer Japanese fencing, or more commonK called Kendo, had its origin in the feudal society of OJd Japan. It was the a of life for the Japanese warrior-knight, the Samurai. Kendo is a physical education curriciiliiin throughout the Japanese school system In fact, many businesses support fencing as a form of mental and physical fitness for their employees. Bolsa Grande is proud of the distinction of being the only high school in the world outside of Japan to have a Kendo Club. This club not only provides excellent physical conditioning exercise but creates an interest in Japanese culture 185 Kamai — on guard Kote — Cut to wrist «i « i. l v i f. FRENCH CLUB Row I Donna Camino, Delores Brooks. Jon Elison, Micheleine Martino, Nancy Cave, Linda Keays Row 2; Joann Randle, Karyn Ordway, Fred Rusimger, Paulette Jessie. Paulette Jessien A Mrs Holmes The French Club, an active language club on our campus, is composed of students who want to learn and promote interest in the French language and culture. This year as an outside acti it the club had a Christmas party at the home of one of the advisors. Later in the year they planned a Mardi Gras and an activity to earn money y ith their Hush Day project LATIN CLUB The I atin CHub works in coordination u ith the Junior Classical League. Its goal y as to increase membership, enabling the club to participate in the Spring Field Day held at a nearby luiiyersity. Here several high schools competed in scholastic Latin. The purpose of the Latin Club is to acquaint students with ancient Greece and Rome, thereby cimtribu- ting to the understanding and the knowledge of the origin of modern civilization Row 1: Nicolelte Schomisch. Michelle Watson, Linda Desha es. Row 2 Ellen Wright, Frank Parent, John Gamache, . lan Teramura. .Alan Teramura Mlss Smith 186 ,- =. vig; ' M ,_ yvi i- .. J ' . ' t y It ■ ' ii,« ik f. a GERMAN CLUB Mr. Peerenboom Rick Guthrie The German Club, with Rick Guthrie as President, has greatly contributed to the growth of foreign languages in the school. The club ' s main purpose is to promote interest in the German language, peoples, and customs. Throughout the year, the German Club sponsors many projects and acti ities to raise mone , such as showing a German movie. It also plans field trips and programs for any Bolsa Grande student w ho is interested in participa- ting. Row 1: Joyce Gathright Row 2 Sue Salmon, Linda Qietzel, Paul Nash, Rick Guthrie. SPANISH CLUB Jo . nn Randle Mrs Moore The purpose of the Spanish Club is to pro- mote further understanding of Spain; its lan- guage and cultures. Each ear, the Spanish Club members enjo and participate in the arious activities planned b executive officers. The clubs annual activit- ies included a picnic at Ervine Park, a trip to Padua Hills, a Christmas part , a trip to a near-b college, a Halloween part , a trip to a Spanish restaurant, and a trip to familiar muse- ums. The clubs fund-raising project included the selling of peanuts at football games, burritos and punch for open house, and the Spanish Night dinner. Row 1 Wanda Barnes. Jeanetle Petersen. Debbie Walker, Joann Randle Row 2 Roseanne Nieto. Dolores Gitz, Janice Golisch, Sue Hoxie, Judy Steffen, .Ann Steffen. Marylou Heuett 187 i ' ,.: ... 4 .i ■ U ' « ' B A ' «- ' ! CLUB ACTIVITIES ' I had too much to dream last night ' Gotta light ' ' Do blondes have more fun ' ' Be a Bolsa Grande blonde and see! I used a mouth ash ' No milk todav!! ' ' Lisa ' ' Eva? Gee. you re lots of fun! Are you surf you re a girP . ' ?L. v. . ' ..■ ' i f . v VARSITY CLUB . Ji ' The Varsity Club, with Jim Walker as president, was very active this ear. Its main project w as to buy blue blazers for the members to wear on the da s of athletic jjames and events. The club w as able to pa for the blazers by sponsoring various events during the school year. One of the club s most successful events was the powderpuff football game held in January . The members of the Varsity football team organ- ized and supervised the entire game. The money from this game plus the money from selling popcorn every day at lunch was used to pay for the blazers. Another one of the club s respon- sibilities is to elect a Varsity Sweetheart. This year the members chose Collette Kosloski, who was crowned at the annual Varsity Sweetheart Dance. Row 1: Jerr Poling, Paul Bumsfead, Gary Roberts, Bill Nickson, Craig Johnson; Row 2: Steve Calvert, Mike McClay, Buzz Pickus, Churck Watkins, Finch Sterling, Mike Garafolo, John Gamache; Row .3: Jim Walker. Bob Maynard, Wade Timothy, Charlie Raddatz, Dave Edgar, Larry Brink, Vic Dann VARSITY BOYS IN ACTION SSISSSS SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Chris Conroy, Kath Rennack, Karen McCauley, Wanda Barnes, Lisa Oiyne. Elaine Gokev. Debbie Orr; Row 2: Tom Price. John Johnson, Melanie Hermanson, Randy Phipps, Dave Blankenship. Dan McFarland. Paul Rogers _, n David Blankenship Members of the Science Club consist of students with a desire to increase their knowledge and experience in the field of Science. For many ears the club has been one of the most active ser ice clubs because of the mone raising projects it has sponsored in order to pa for gifts to various organizations. Field trips are also a part of the Science Club pro- gram. DRAMA CLUB Those students who have a special interest or hope in the field of actors, actresses. pla s, and other elements of drama comprise the Drama Club One of the biggest projects of the club is to present pla s for the students of Bolsa and the public. This year they produced the pla Bus Stop which was a big success. In order to lear more of the elements of a good play, the club goes on field trips to see plays being presented at various colleges. m Rick Guthrie Barbara Galaway. Robin Nyhus. Alice Medaille, Vicki Franks, Stewart Harold, Rick Guthrie, Bruce Eason 190 f-A . ■. iH. ,  rt. W V- ■.• -- . C.S.F ' H 1 j« ■ -v Row 1: Delores Brooks, Nancy Cave. Debbie Brisky. Marilyn Nippold; Row 2 Irwin Griffith, Sue Soloman, JoAnn Randle. Linda Jones, Fa e Haun A d i s o Toni Pardi Mr. Schweitzer The California .Scholarship Federation is an honorary organization made up of stu- dents with high grade point averages. Stu- dents ho are members of CSF for at least four semesters, one in their Senior year, become Seal Bearers and graduate with honors. This ear CSF was very active outside of school. It sponsored a Scholar Bowl and took part in field trips of cultural value. The club sold hot dogs at football games in order to raise money to buy stoles for the Seal Bearers and to sponsor a CSF banquet. KAPPA SIGMA PHI Kappa Sigma Phi, or the Tri-Hi-V, is a girls organization which belongs to the Y.M.C.A. The club has been in existence on Bolsa s campus since . pril of last ear. Kappa stands for communit ; Sigma stands for ser- vice: and Phi stands for fun. The club performs service projects that help the community in man different ways. Row 1 Mindy Jordan, Lynn Guzman, Jeanette Peterson, Chris Ehon, Gail Honstein; Row 2 Barbara Blaser, Sheila Moyer, Chris Sterbens, Sue Yates, Debbie Beihl, Row 3: Joan Collins. Debby Seehusen. Charlene LeMasters. Nancy Jezak. Kim Russell, Meredith Hobbs, Denise Thompson Joan Collins 191 eM M n r ' [IMj BAND The (Concert and Marching Band of Bolsa was an important part of school activities. The band performed half time activities at many athletic events such as football games. Our band competed in man parades during the end of the school year, including the annual Strawberry Fes- tival Parade, and was able to bring back manv awards. 192 ■ o R C H E S T R A The members of our school orchestra were responsible for presen- ting the annual Christ- mas and Spring Concert at the Garden Grove High School Auditor- ium. Besides performing for the students of Bolsa, the orchestra entered in var- ious contests against other schools in this area. The school orchestra consists of students with a musical talent on an instrument. 193 « .fi «v ' i ii .« i £ ' - i ' . fc i t}i fi iff ij- K? ' xi: ■ iii. ' i ' l. ti ' ai. sn ' .ii ' i: «!• :■ tt. rt- ' f;i ' iJT V A C A C P H P O E I J, R L A Row I Pat Griffin, Cherry Jones. Vicky Van Pelt, Debra Rogers, Mike Flannagan, Bill Scott, Randi Gjertsen, Sherry Linn, Row 2: Coleen Riley, Pat Steele, Patti Glidden. V ' icki Coglizer. Mark Morris, Jack Kruitbosch, John Fike, Peggy N ' owak, Paula Batchelder. Row .3 V icky Hardy, Sharon Smith, Debbie Ravije, I .iVrlene Tamura, John Morris, Mike Conway, Craig Johnson, Jan Evers, Diane N ' owak, Meredith Hobbs, Row 4 Sue Cosby, Marsha Sexton, Cindy Clement, Sandy Bloecher. Ben Dyke, John Kuhn, Frank Parent. Mary Lou Hewitt. Judy Meyer, ' irginia Strella Row 1; Candy Elmer, Linda Conant, Joan Pendleton, Mary Lipps, Mary Pardon, Marcia Lewis, Diane Guzman, Jessica Rhodes, Darlene ( ' loud, Melba Taylor, Trudy Chambless, Linda Graham, Row 2 Sheila Cripps, Gretchen Booth, Geraldine Reaves, Laura Sugden. Leslie Oshiro, Linda Forster. Candy Morrow, Darlene Walsh, Jeri Marshall, Nancy Gordon. Pat Edd . Eliza- beth Sager, Nancv Cowsert. Row 3: Linda Efford. Deborah Efford. Carol .Adams, Marilyn Nelson, Sue Reiber, Nancv Marlow, Jenny Rash, Denenne Mann, Melanie Hermanson, Sue Milne, .Ann Bowker, Linda Nelson, Helen Dunn, Ans Gorter A D G C a ' ♦W. ' SL -yj ' M . . .. . :. : - -i J Row 1 Lendra Henderson, Ga Kramer, Melinda Jones, Faye Watanabe, Gloria Loustaunau, Cinda Miller. Gail Honslein, Marianne Brautovich Row 2: Linda Jones, Pam Erickson, Linda Moore, Ande Morris, Susie Hamman, Cynthia Graham Row 3: Bill Sprenger, Todd Fast, Andy Fernandez. Dave Rangel, Mark Sewitsky, Brent Almond, Richard Greenhaigh, Dennis Klevos. Not shown: Frank Parent CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir is a body of hard-working members chosen through auditions and inter- views. The students in the choir spend much time in and out of class training their voices and improving their overall effect. Under the di- rection of Mr. D.Anna, they represent Bolsa at various community events, concerts, and competitions. The Christmas and Spring pro- grams are the main school concerts. .Also, the choir was chosen to appear on television this year during Christmas vacation. .Another annual function of the choir is to produce at least one long-playing record. In order to raise money for this production, a rummage sale was held. The whole school helped with the collection of items for the sale, and suffici- ent funds wer raised. 195 ■fii, ?? ; vA , ' ; )! iti if ' iY t{ si: m iri: f ' V- il. ft i-- ' i ' at. Mi GIRLS LEAGUE Carol Espinoza Hospitality Glenna Engstrom Program Debbie Lee Historian Sher l Hink Publicity Adrienne Edwards Secretan Linda Whaley Treasurer Vicki Nehring Vice President Becky Summers G.A A Representative Linda Witthaucr President Mrs Rocky Advisor 196 ' .6A ■• ' v . V ' - i .. ik ■ ■W B ltt Ann Fleming m IJi r H|H K ' i 1 ■1 Rosemary Houser C arolvn McCall Girls ' League Board Members Maria Meredith Donna Newill Barbara Stillwell All girls attending Bolsa belong to the Girls Le ague. At the end of each year officers are elected and a board is chosen to represent Bolsa at various conferences and to organize certain ac- tivities. The main, year-long duties of these girls are to maintain dress regu- lations and to choose one girl each month on the basis of poise, appear- ance, personality, and good grooming as Girl of the Month. The big event sponsored by the Girls ' League each year is the Co-ed, Winter Night ' s Dream, took place during December. The dance climaxed with the crowning of Bruce Cook, as king, escorted bv Maria Meredith. Girls League Members and their Co-Ed King Candidates; L to R: Vicki Nehring-Wade Timothy. Adrienne Edwards-Bob Maynard, Debbie Lee-Gary Roberts, Carol Espinoza-Brian Pickus, Ann Fleming-Brad Baker, Glenna Engstrom-Mike McClay, Maria Meridith-Bruce Cook, Barb Still ell-Russ Denz, Donna Newill-Gene Gray, Becky Summers-Steve Stolz, Rosemary Houser-Larry Brink, Carolyn McCail-Donald Walker, Linda Witthauer-Jim Walker 197 Mrs. Carpenter Mike BleakK EL dl Bolsa Grande students have been fortunate this year in having such a dedicated group of people in the Journalism class to produce our school newspaper the El Diestro. With Cind Brock as editor, Mrs. Carpenter as advisor, and a staff of seven other students, the El Diestro was able to maintain its high standard and quality that has been established in previous years. The main job of the El Diestro staff was to put out a newspaper on a regular schedule which meant meeting man deadlines. Mark Miller Chervl Smith 198 ' ■ ' • ' It ' rt if ft i ' fc DIESTRO Although most of the articles in the El Diestro were credited to the hard work of the staff, members of the student body were given an opportunity to contribute articles. The success of the newspaper this year was due to two things. First, man members of the student bod ' gave it the support that it needed by taking the interest and time to read it. Second, the members of the staff were able to produce a variety of kinds of articles that appealed to everyone. Cindv Brock Jim Ryan Bob Simmons 199 Delores Brooks Loretta DeGrandis Art Editor Sherril Harris Jr Class Editor Sarah Curto Activity Editor Diane Kincaid Asst Frosh Editor Donna Peterson Asst- Activity Maureen Hannon Asst Clubs Sandy Marcarelli Frosh Editor Carolyn Handle Business Manager Toni Tupa Asst. Sports Maria Meridith Sr Class Editor Janice Scanlon Soph Class Editor Faye Okuda Copy Editor Wade Timothy Sports Editor Sherry Watz Faculty Editor Lisa Trygg Asst. Copy Dixie Vance Clubs Editor K-aren t ourley Editor Mr Stormer Advisor Viciti Nehring Editor . i  % .- This dedicated, hard-working group spent many extra hours striving to produce this ear s excellent annual. Thanks to the advice of our leader El Supremo and the help of the Big Three (Nehring, Jaw, and Red), every deadline was met with little difficulty. Of course, how could we have ever succeeded without D.G. and her works of art and Okuda-san with her swift fingers Shervl Hink Photographer Charles Prince a I y % I J J A i A I KjJ i The well is very deep, but the water reHeets the sun SPORTS ' 3 ■ ' ' ■.■ ' - Vi lltv A ..-V n 9 u Uvi 204 ' • ' • ' a ?.  ' ■ • . v I ' l 1 ' t j ' t. I 8 ' f §j;$ - ® Row 1: R. Brown, J. Longo, G. Hubble. S Calvert. M Dunn. T Zeek. S Squires. S Bennix, B Doneff. J Silva. R Dalev Row 2 B Smilik. D Johnson. J Jessie. D Bouvis, B White. J Bisset. J Lavac, B. Luttrell. M. Schmitz. F Sterling. C Watkins. k Wilson. D. Bernard. A Hanks. B Webb Row .3: J Walker, B Tomilson, F Mendi, L Brink, R Reece. B Fields. S Stolze. T Julian. B Bleakle . D Edgar. W Timothy. J Moe. J Wheatlev. C. Lynch. D Julian. F O O T B A L L Coaches Weetman. Brierly. Witucki. and Meissner Captains Tom Julian. Jim Walker. Chuck Watkins, and Wade Timoth W ' lmld oii bflif e — Jimm V ' alker for six points! ' St;OKKBOARD Bolsa 13 N4agnolia Bolsa 6 Orange Bolsa 26 Santa Fe Bolsa 33 Leuzinger Bolsa 14 Pacifica Bolsa 33 Garden Grove Bolsa 12 Santiago Bolsa 6 Rancho Bolsa 33 La Quinta 12 30 6 21 13 Johnson hauls down La Quinta for short yardage. r« ' t '  . it- . Defensive End Justin ' heatle sits-ont with opponent All-League, All-County, Tom Julian What ball, 1 didn t see a ball, did you see a ball!!!! Again Julian fo six • i 1 ■l f • 1 1 _ _ p ' ' H • 9 .« i ' ■ ' M i iS-sx Joey Silva snatches Walker aerial Stevf Bemux closes in on Raiiclui ball tarrier. ■■ ;s. ' i Bill Smilik corners Pacifica runner Action during Rancho game oooph Doug Johnson applies a perfect tackle After a slow start our football team ended a great season with a 6-3 record. Under the coaching of Marv Wheetman, a transfer from rival Garden Grove High, a small nucleus of returning lettermen was molded into a championship team. Bolsa finished second in the new Garden Grove City League and among the ten best teams in Orange County. Climaxing the season for the team and Coach V ' heetman uas an exciting victor over Garden Grove by a score of 33-30. Fielding seven on the All-League Team, Bolsa will ha e two of these All-Leaguers returning next year. With a core of returning Juniors and Sophomores, we are looking forward to another great team next year.  -i,. %-- . ' £ 1 ' « i t ■ ' LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BEE FOOTBALL Coached by Mr. Smith and Mr. Klewitz the Bee football team of Bolsa Grande has set a precedent that will be a long time equaled. Under the brilliant coaching of these two men they have fielded two League Championships in as many years. We are hoping for this great achievement to go on and are looking for an- other great team next year. Coach Klewitz with Captain and Most Valuable Kit Jors, iWSi i. ' T BEE SCORES Bolsa 0—12 Magnolia Bolsa 45—13 Orange Bolsa 26— 6 Santa Fe Bolsa 36—12 Leuzinger Bolsa 7—12 Pacifica Bolsa 35—13 Grove Bolsa 30— 6 Santiago Bolsa 36— 6 Rancho Bolsa 33—13 La Quinta Ltn n iliinni; win ti (_T Santiago The Bee team is considered the step- ping stone to ' arsit ball. Last year s Bee team fielded six arsit starters and two all-leaguers, Bolsa has been fortunate to have three fine coaches: Mr. Smith, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Kle itz. This is the Bee team ' s second straight league cham- pionship with a great record of 16 wins and 3 losses 210 J ' S . Ife. ' f.. CEE FOOTBALL Row I: Conbo . Michini, Evans. VValtinburg. kali, Miller, C Liddicote. Bleakley, Crossle , Parkinson, Damron, Wood. Row 2: Oliveri, Stoize, Cope, Doneff, Browman, B Smith, Richins. Lewis, Wikinson, Blake, Russell, Elseasser, Cornelison Row 3: Coach Hall, Lee, Nvhus, Farris, Caniero. T. Smith, Kaplan. J. Liddicote, Rocha, Corin, Perry, Linn. Bennett. Sanchez. Coach Avery. Bolsa 0—13 Magnolia Bolsa 7— 6 Orange Bolsa 6—12 Santa Fe Bolsa 20—13 Leuzinger Bolsa 21 — 19 Pacifica Bolsa 6—19 Garden Grove Bolsa 6— Santiago Bolsa 0— 6 Rancho Bolsa 0— 7 La Quinta Action during win over Pacifica Under the fine coaching of coaches Hall and Avery the CEE team compiled an overall record of 4 wins and 5 losses, placing 3rd in league play. Led by captains Farris and Perry the team did a fine job, losing 3 games by less than a touchdown. We are looking for another fine team next vear and hoping to see many of these boys on the Bee and VarsitV team. 21) Coaches Hall and Avery with CEE Captains Farris and Perry League Champions!!! GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE Team members give troph to school during assembly. Jerry Poling sets school record during night meet with Rancho. 212 i ' ' ?« ' t f r« n !. J.V, Scores Bolsa 36—23 Santa Fe Bolsa 36—23 La Quinta Bolsa 16 48 Pacifica Bolsa 21—34 Grove Bolsa 24—32 Santiago Bolsa 18—42 Rancho Lo v score wins Dave Dunbrack pacing during meet with La Quinta Bolsa has been known for its excellent track and cross-c )untr teams. This ear has been no exception. Coached b Mr. Denbow and Mr. Delabar, the led the team to its first cit league cha mpionship and were Bolsa s first, of man , fail sports championship teams. The team also took second place in GIF. during a meet at Long Beach State Gollege. This is almost unheard of in the annuals of small schools. We are ver proud of our great team and its brilliant coaches and are looking forw ard to another great year. Jerry Poling placing first in meet with Rancho. Junior Varsity Row I Luis Wetzel, Dave Dunbrack, Doug Dann, John Hubbard, Bill Smith Ro 2: Chester Lumpkin, Joe Durand, Tom Witthauer. Dave Cox, Scott Hinchcliff. Rick Simson 213 WATER POLO VARSITY f ' ' Mb Row 1 Don Walker, Bill Rash, Charlie Raddatz, Mark Faulkner, Gary Roberts Row 2: Art Nischwitz. Rick Pearce, Mike McClay, Bob Ma iiard, Buss Pickus, Skip Stipsk This sear s ' arsit Water polo team has been one of the best in our school s history, Compihng a league record of 4-1, the team lost oni to (iardeii Grove in a close game with the score ot 4 to 7. E pert! coached b Mr (iaintner and Mr Schweitzer, the team ended the season with a good overall record With (|uitc a lew returning letternicn, in- cluding .All-League Sophomore Mark Faulkner, the team is looking forward to another great team next ear Captains of victorious teams — Varsity, Charles Raddatz, Bee ' s, Murra Griffin; Cee s, Terr Munson — with coaches Schweitzer and Ganitner t.Tt .r- ■ f. I :. ' t, f r a ' ' t f -V.W Schweitzer plans strategy during Pacifica game jpBobJVI Bill K, uiz Pickus i.., ' ' ' = .r •■.... t Walker— black shadow under w ater — double teamed b two Santiago aggressors B G 1 BG LB. Wilson 3 1 24 15 S.A. allev Costa Mesa 2 8 12 6 V ' estminster Garden Gro e 4 12 4 10 Estancia Santa Ana .-1 ■■) 10 9 L n vood Santa Ana 5 4 8 4 H. Beach Upland 4 5 29 4 Pacifica Redlands 5 6 4 Grove Anaheim 3 1 16 9 Santiago La Puente 6 3 9 Rancho Marina 12 i IS 3 La Quinta Bee Water Polo WBT n i  ' in iMw«i««iwyw) i  %« ; iw; y; v ' - i Ji w v  m I ' Row 1: Brian Boer. Jav Hoffman, Murray Griffin, Dave Eiourne. .Andy Huguenin Row 2 Rick Burke. Dave Betts, Steve Birch. MikeConwav. ken Davis 216 ' fevf ' r. ii i BEES CEES This year ' s Bee team, led by Murra Griffin, compiled a great record of 10 wins and 2 losses. Losing onl to Marina and Grove, both power houses in water polo. The finished .second in League with a record of 4- 1 . Captained by Terry Munson, the Cee team finished League with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss in second place. The team showed well in out of count ' tournaments against 4a schools such as Uplands and Redlands. Santa Ana 7—10 Bolsa Bolsa 7— 4 Santa Ana Marina 10— 8 Bolsa Bolsa 7—13 Marina S.A. Valley 2—25 Bolsa Bolsa 12— 1 S.A Vallev Westminster 7—20 Bolsa Bolsa 27—12 Westminster Estancia 8— 9 Bolsa Bolsa 3—14 Estancia Lvnwood 1 — 16 Bolsa Bolsa 5— 6 Lvnwood H. Beach 5— 9 Bolsa Bolsa 3— 4 H. Beach Pacifica 4—21 Bolsa Bolsa 19— 6 Pacifica Gro e 4— 3 Bolsa Bolsa 9— 7 Grove Santiago 4—21 Bolsa Bolsa 16— 5 Santiago Rancho 2— 9 Bolsa Bolsa 7— 9 Rancho La Quinta 2—14 Bolsa Bolsa 17— 3 La Quinta Cee Water Polo  | !p,w«|« ' P v 4 Row 1: Jeff Hoffman. Dennis Lepovac. Terry Munson. Danny Dayton, Mike Roberts, BobSugarman. Mike Moore Ro« 2 Bill Longfellow. Jim Phill ips, Lorin Flemming, Mark Jeter, John McCali. 217 , . ._ BASKETBALL mmr «ik Aa « s ?   ..■ ' ' i • A • • ' lU. I ' ll ' «i Left to Right — Jaman Wayne, Marty Anderson, Justin Wheatley, Dennis Klevos, Lou Slack, Dave Harding, Dave Bird, Jerry Carr, Brad Baker, Tom Julian, Rick Lewis, Dan Plummer, Mike Degerr, Coach Overguard, Bill Ulmer Brad Baker, Captain and all league team Tom Julian, most valuable and all league All Tournament Justin Wheatley leaps high to grab rebound. 219 % !. «-,; ' jV • . ; ..  rV ' a ix « K ' M, ' csi ' r.tf ' Y ' ifi ' Si m. V(i ' ««•. • ' ' Hi, ' i ' L Wheatley (54) and Byrd fight tor ball as Dan Plummer looks on. Jerry Carr fires for second foul sfiot VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Bolsa-55 . Bolsa-64 Bolsa-66. Bolsa-6I. Bolsa-72 Bolsa-65. Bolsa-79. Bolsa-60 Bolsa-58 Bolsa-54 Bolsa-56 Bolsa-87 Bolsa-59 Bolsa-58 Bolsa-60 Bolsa-50 63-Santa Ana 72-Sunii Hills 62-L n vood 72-Marina 89-La Mirada 57-Glenn 72-Pacifica 57-Garden Grove 68-Santiago 67-Rancho 60-La Quinta 72-Pacifica 49-Garden Grove 60-Santiago 74-Rancho 60-La Quinta Dave Byrd jumps to start win over Pacifica 220 k A ' . Ir 4. . f i ' .-r t. ;..■ ' fir JUNIOR VARSITY BASKET R ALL Top Row — Lett to Richt; joe Silva, Wayne Elassen. Bruce Mclntyre, Don Pohl, Tim Yarborough. Mike Hogan, Brian Jones, Jim Pearon, LeRoy Ealy, Dick Hutchson, Greg Chandler, Russ Yankee; Bottom Row — Coach Freeman. Dru Grevious. Randy Melonger, Rick Daley JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Bolsa-46 34-Santa Ana Bolsa-61 72-Sunny Hills Bolsa-52 43-Lyn vood Bolsa-74 84-Marina Bolsa-72 59-Glenn Bolsa-63 41-Pacifica Bolsa-81 65-Garden Grove Bolsa-81 66-Santiago Bolsa-78 65-La Quinta Bolsa-68 47-La Mirada Bolsa-44 44- Hunt. Beach Bolsa-56 49-Pacifica Bolsa-53 50-Garden Grove Bolsa-59 63-Santiago Bolsa-51 76-Rancho Bolsa-61 50-La Quinta Joey Silva lays up two points 221 r.4 ' nil f.rit trfi •. •♦ ' . tt ' ii BEE BASKETBALL Bee Bolsa-51 Bolsa-36 Bolsa-48 Bolsa-47 Bolsa-64 Bolsa-46 Bolsa-36 Bolsa-68 Bolsa-45 Bolsa-53 Scores . .40-Pacifica . .51 -Garden Grove . .46-Santiago . .53-Rancho 46-La Quinta . .29-Pacifica . . 63-Garden Grove . .40-Santiago . .62-Rancho . .49-La Quinta This ears Be e Basketball team, under the coaching of Dick ' va- Wa ' itucki, had an average ear. Achie ing a 6 win 4 loss season. We are hoping to see man of these boys on the varsit squad next year and a great bee team next year. Top-Left to Right, Carl Hefner. Todd Fast, Ctiris Hale, Ken Ward, B Jones Bottom, L Ealy, Drew Grevis, D. Himmilberg, VV Rowley, Chuck Lewis and Coach Witucki CEE BASKETBALL Top Row-Left to nij;ht; Paul Ramos, Chris Bowman, Johnson, Danny Ke, M Durand, B Keelin. B Smith, J Wall, Crouch Khone, Bottom Row-. Miramontes, ti. Conroy, M. Evans, S. Wells, B. Richins, Joe Selvo. 222 Gee Bolsa-34 Bolsa-30. Bolsa-34 . Bolsa-24. Bolsa-30. Bolsa-36 . Bolsa-30. Bolsa-50. Bolsa-34 . Bolsa-41. Scores . 42-Pacifica . . .46-Garden Grove . . .38-Santiago . .60-Rancho . . .43-La Quinta . . .40-Pacifica . . . 32-Garden Grove . . .56-Santiago . . .62-Rancho . . ..52-La Quinta i■J v,: - ■-.■: [ ■ ' : M J VARSITY WRESTLING I Left to Right; Richard Evans, Chuck W ' atkins, John Jessie, Finch Sterling. Joel Lorenz, Sam Morabito, Russ Hubbley, Marv Ordway, Gary Roberts, Tom Clickner, George Cimino, Frank Sianez, Tim Bleakley. This ears outstanding season can be accred- ited to the large number of returning lettermen. A feu of these being Finch Sterling, Marv Ordway, Frank Sianez, and Sam Morabito, Taking second in league, losing onl to Rancho in a close match, the team fielded some 6 wrestlers in the C.I.F, Finals, The outlook for next years team is very good, stemming from the excellent J. ' . team and return- ing letterman. VARSITY SCORES Bolsa 26 24 Sunny Hills Bolsa 11 35 Kenned Bolsa 28 26 Hunt, Beach Bolsa 31 26 Garden Grove Bolsa 18 32 Rancho Bolsa 38 17 Pacifica Bolsa 31 22 Santiago Bolsa 26 23 LaQuinta Frank Sianez rides opponent for take down Clickner prepares for pin during La Quinta match. 223 Ordway applies difficult maneuver called cfiicken wing 224 ' ' f. «i, :•■ •■ A ' ' •? • ' ■ •• ' A I ' ' ■« ' f( r ' Vi  ' I ■ )i i. ' !i i ' %. -I i GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS _ 4 LEAGUE CHAMPS!!! This years track team, under the coaching of Mr. Den bow and Mr. Delebar, has set a precedent long to be equaled. They have produced a power house in track that rivals any in the state. We are hoping for this to go on and another fine team ne.xt vear. 225 Steve French Nips ' bar during win over Anaheim. ■j. Y  r ' t.{ «■ . ' ' iri •. ■■ '  i. ' p ' i ' . ' t - . Dave Stephens clears bar at 12 . FIELD EVENTS The field events consist of pole vault, high jump, shotput, discus, and long jump. In varsit competition Da e Stephens has been consistent for the past two years at over 12 feet, for pole vault. The shot putters are Mike Bleakly, Chuck Watkins, and Finch Sterling In the long jump is Joey Longo. In the high jump is John Sager. 1 Longo streaks ' into lead in 100 d dash. Jerrv ' Poling tiiiLNhinj tu i mile rnii with a first and a new school record TRACK 226 ' !• ; «. f f -. . U -:. .f ♦.. ' ■;.,r:.. t. J ' :. , I) « ' i Senior Mike Bleakley ' puts shot at over 50 ' — a possible school record. Left-John Sager clears bar at over 6 ' TEAM OLE 227 s. . tV. ■ )■ i •■ ' V ti .VJ-  ? «, tsJ ' i, ' ( ' . if ti trii. tii It .: «• ' ' i. ' b ' i: CV , Typical shotputters seek advice from Bear Avery Watkins ' explodes ' for a 1st in shotput. Bee Jim Cooper jumps for distance during recent meet 228 ij yL ' - ■.. ' _ li - . . . ' •. .. i  - BEE TRACK THE GREAT BEE TEAM!!!! CEE TRACK ■ ■. l ' .Ai ' ' ' ' ' v ' s: ' • ' ■■•• ■ ' :-  : ' ' ' : ' ' ' ' ' i  T . ; i J ):4 ff-zA. THE MIGHTY GEE ' S!!! 229 « s Top; Coach Hall. Mike Sterbins. Ron Grant, Mark Carson. Tom Treen. Fred Bohnhoff. Don Hamlin. John Robertson. Wade Timothy. Jerrv Carr; Bottom Bert Piers (Manager), Steve Stolze. Mike DeGeer, Jim Walker. Bob White. Doug Miknuk, Mike Dunn. Carl Davis (manager); Not shown Dick Hutchison VARSITY BASEBALL fi Don Hamlm at bat agamst Grove pitcher Coach: Mr Hall. C aptam Bob White 230 ' ■4  1 . Z ' i ' .-.•. . - ■ ' ••. J . J ' .. ' -, .- .i -v. .J- . t- ! Bob White pitching a victory against Grove; Jim Walker at 3rd. This year ' s baseball team, under the direction of Coach Hall, has a long list of experienced players. The entire infield is pla ed by return- ing lettermen. Mike DeGeer, Jim Walker, and Bob White are three-year lettermen; Jerrv Carr, Don Hamlin, Dick Hutchison, and Wade Timothy are two-year lettermen. The team is expected to do very well this vear. .although the team lost its first league game, it made a great comeback by defeating Garden Grove for the first time in seven vears. ,.J Milte DeGeer rounds third on his wav home. Jim Walker heads for first.  Left handed Dick Hutchinson at bat Tom Treen waiting for a chance to steal Wade Timothy hustling towards first. 232 ■ ' i-;.«4 ,., ,.. BASEBALL V- a .- . - ' THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 233 Left to right top-Coach Smith. Larr Ra burn, Jetf Wise, Tim Dobbins. John Listiak. Dwight Bostic. Bottom-Phil Camero. Jim Gourle . Steve Emery, Wayne Tamanaha V a r s t y TENNIS J U n t o r i w,: ' ;. - . ' •■ ' ■ J .. Ai ' r u ' h.r- 235 Row 1: Len Longo, Dave Sims. Dennis Graham, Bob Bumstead, Row 2: Craig Johnson, Bob Sugarman, Walt Donovan, Dick Faulkner, Rick Harnden. Jeff Morrow, Tom Wood Not shown: Guy Hoffman. G O L F .And now for a rela.xing game of golf! 236 i - ,: . ' ■■■ j. : i.-. ■ : - ' ?. J . ' ' -. .• :! -.. . ♦, p - Co-captains Dick Faulkner and Walt Donovan. Putting on the 4th green The golf team is coached by Mr. Van Scoyoc. They pla all their home games at Willovvick Golf Course. Bob Bumstead, Craig Johnson, Bob Sugarman, Walt Donovan, Dick Faulkner, and Guy Hoffman are the returning lettermen. The team has shown great potential since the beginning of the year and is expected to do well in the Garden Grove City League. ■FORE!!! ' 237 VARSITY SWIMMING Back Row-Left t(i Right; Dennis Lepovac, Mark Faulkner, Coach Gainlner, Bottom Row-Left to Right. Bob Mavnard, Rick Pearee, Bill Rash, Charlie Raddatz, Don Wlker, Doug Irvine Left-Swimmer ' s fl for beginning of 400 yard I M.!! W : Swimming is one of the most interesting sports to watch. Though the bo s make it seem easy it takes hours of grueling work and practice This past ear s swim team will be one of the best in past ears. We are hoping for a league championship and school records as the 100 and 50 d. free st le and the medle relax. 238 A J-. f .. . - 4 1 J t ' I 4 - - Bob Maynard, 2ncl from left, gets good start during meet witli Grove. Mike McClay makes first turn in 100 yd. free style. Bonzai!!! — Start of Medley Relav. SWIMMING ' 67 239 Bee Swimming Under the coaching of Mr Evans the Bee Swini- niiiig team has clone an ex- cellent job ' rhe ha e made an excellent showing in the tirst meets of the year, and we are hoping for a great team and lo see many of these boys on the varsity squad next ear. Left to Right — Mr. Evans. B Piers, Andy Huginin, Dave Betz. Below-Left to Right, B Johnson. B. Longfellow. Gary Royce. Mike Roberts. Coach Evans Cee Swimming This years Cee team has been represented well. Man of the records from previous years were tied and many more new ones established We are looking foryvard to a great season this year and are hoping the boys will devote as much time to swimming next year. •«i I ' i ' hh ii i . ' ' ?■• ! ' : y % ! A h f HH ' . With -fc vi rOllSVTLl 1 sm- i •y. ' iJiipf H) ' ■ k . VI 4 .« tt - ' i : i « f Hk K s m -ia SSKB . i j ,: - ' .y . ' - j j-,. f : ' iV if - ■. ' f. W!i ' • ] - ' I h « f ' i y ' ; ? hi N .« ' ft f- ' ?Ik: u V .-. illl 7  - i. 7 a ' . Kill t?:j V • .-. -■ ♦ « 4 ' .  l ■ =5 . • '