Buckley School - Images Yearbook (Sherman Oaks, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1976 volume:

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Mr. Gregorio, you have always told us never to make a decision when in doubt. It is without a single doubt that we, the graduating class of 1976, dedicate this yearbook to you. We will never be able to begin to thank you. Becky Ranninger, Senior Pepperdine HonorsDr. Isabelle P. Buckley Pepperdine President, William Banowsky presents Dr. Buckley with an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters award August 3,1975. A . Dr. Isabelle P. Buckley, founder and director of The Buckley Schooli in Sherman Oaks, received an honorary doctor of humane letters at the August 3 graduation exercises of Pepperdine University's Seaver College, President William Banowsky announced. Dr. Buckley is a counter-revolutionary academician who feels that discipline and respect are necessary for proper education. In The Buckley School, which teaches ages two through high school, the curiosity of youth is channeled into respect for elders, God and country which helps students attain greater academic proficiency and peace of mind. She is a doughty and determined counter-revolutionary with a passion for sound minds, manners and morals, said Time mag- azine. She stands against permissive education and the philosophy of john Dewey and believes in self-expression through self dis- cipline. . The Bukley School began in 1933 when the determined educator, upset by the poor teaching methods in public schools at that time, started with eight students. g Schooled with a unique blend of Australian, English and French teaching methods, she incorporated the best of each into a dis- ciplined educational setting which produces self-confident, well- adjusted and exceptionally talented graduates. The author of College Begins at Two which is published by Abbey Press, Dr.'iBuckley stresses that proper education begins at two when children learn to respect parents and authority. lf Q a child obeys, he respects,' she says. Ii he respects, he loves. For the child to begin the learning process early there must be a consistency of teaching both at home and in the classroom, ac- cording to Dr. Buckley. The success of this novel approach to teaching may be measured by the accomplishments of Buckley graduates. All 53 high school graduates this june will be attending college in the fall. The structure of The Buckley School does not mean play and laugh- ter are excluded. A child who never knows a child's world or the fantasy of play and the joy 'of games rarely matures, she says. He is not aware of what he has lost so his search brings only rest- lessness and often unhappindss for himself and those near to him. A visitor to the school, while observing the uniformdress and respect for elders, notes an attitude of contentment and happiness rarely seen on a public school campus. , . Dr. Buckley is a former syndicated columnist with Publishers Newspaper Syndicate and has written for numerous newspapers and magazines., She was nanied a 1969 Los Angeles Times Woman of the Year and has received an honorary degree from Newton College ofthe Sacred Heart in Boston. l We feel it is an honor to make this award to Dr. Buckley because of her great contributions tol private education, President Banow- sky said. Her concern for qhe total Human-physical, intellectual and spiritual-which so parallels the educational philosophy of Pepperdine is to be commerided. i l x ' V Qin' 'f l:,i:,k7:g jy51-yn ' 4: ,mx ,gm Zgljylqgm ' - :vw-L , MN 7 15, :vi I, :5M.4:k'.51 rx, .I ,M MfY,!.M IF, , ., , . U. ,qw N H K 3 R 1 ,X ,zvfi-,er ,,-.A.mgg, X , PM ,f 1 5, qffibgl' AIU- I , U , M' . zfz':,wqq.:g,fLw ge-71 '. , t .Jw ,ydlifi .1 .f 1 wqlf-,ww N1 7:4 1'-L--251, -,Q Q' f t --uv if Y-, H :.f,. A .- ' .xl ' A , ,,-, my 'TX' ,'.'k'f-'ifilill u..,': 'LH' +21 , .,'a:f. ., ., ,.., ' tif A LJ' if - 9 if YJ-,. - M' , 1, -111 Q5 ., .,, . ..:1-1 FACULTY ADMIN - IST RAT 1 V - THE BUCKLEY SCHUOL ....... THE 1976 IMAGES CONGRATULATES THOSE WHO HAVE CELEBRATED THEIR TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARIES AS MEMIBERS OF THE BUCKLEY STAFF! oaor' o 4 0 Q9 ox 69 e 'QIJ' JI-'12 .?f1f4n'i: , I fsrff' ---LL-If of.KuQ.-lf' 5 M' MRS. GARRETT cox MRS. ROBERT E. STROM TRANSPORTATION ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS MRS. MILTON TOBOCO MRS. GERTRUDE E. BURG PRIMARY PRINCIPAL ACCOMPANIST TWENTY-FOUR YEARS TWENTY-TWO YEARS TWE TY YEAR CLUB ,V In as . MRS. NICOLAS LEPKO MRS. ARTHUR PROFFITT DANCING NURSERY TWENTY-TWO YEARS TWENTY-TWO YEARS MRS. LON DAVIS MRS. MELBOURNE SPURR ART THIRD GRADE TWENTY YEARS TWENTY YEARS is U' 4 gtk ' ' . it , i' 'ff' .. ff 41, , f ' ,W i ,..-in 'RN Dr. Nicolas Karazissis junior and Senior High Principal Mr. Charles S. McAdams Administrator aut- Mrs. Charleton D. Brown Director of Public Relations Mr. Yves Thepot junior 81 Senior High Principal Miss Margaret Crumrine Librarian Mrs. Gladys C. Coverdale Mrs. Robert Reinhardt Registrar Secretary 'li' is Mrs. Larry Moulton Mrs. leanette Colley Receptionist Nurse ' rrp 1 vs. fr l 4 5 Tl .il X , - .1', , , 321. 7 Mrs. Walter Gordon Mrs. lean D. Kinkle Mrs. Patricia 1. Hoeft Secretary Secretary Secretary I. u 4 .',, ' Miss Susan Winkler Asst. to the Director gr. i Mrs. Michael Saslow Secretary i We Miss Carol Burke Mrs' Mggilifkp Busby Secretary Mrs. Rosemarie Herbert Secretary Mrs. Man Noel Miss Marianne Tegner Secretary, Development Office Miss Elissa Dent Kindergarten Mrs. William Dahl Asst. Kindergarten Mme. Olga Gaillard Mrs. Marti Gogniat Mrs. Thomas Helms French Music: Reading Readiness Mrs. David Keeler Mrs. Lee Koelfgen Mrs. Bruce Matlock Reading Readiness First Grade Physical Education Mrs. Charles McAdams Mrs. Delmar Oviatt Mrs. Constance Reif Asst. Kindergarten Second Grade Art Mrs. Alexander Rocks Mrs. Victor Wykoff Miss Lynn Zusman Second Grade Individualized Instruction Asst. Nursery Mrs. Wesley Speer Mrs. Howard Toboco Miss Susan Winters First Grade Kindergarten Nursery Mrs. Thomas McGibben Mrs. Christopher Allen Mr. Kenneth Gilbert Asst. Nursery Fourth Grade History, Geography, Science Boys' Advisor Mrs. Gathin Hughes Mrs. john Anfanger Mr. Nathan Goodman Reading 5 81 6 French 4,5 8: 6 Physical Education Mr. Arthur Gribben English 5816 Mrs. Marie Humburg Miss Mary David Lilley ' Third Grade Asst. Art Teacher Mr. Phillip McGovern Math 58:6 Mrs. Madelyn Pierce Testing Director and Curriculum Coordinator Mr. Ronald W. Reynolds Mr. Charles Smalley Physical Education Music 'X -iee A Mrs. Robert White Fourth G rade Miss Diane Brown English 7,8, History 8 Miss Berta Bilezikjian History 9, U.S. History, A.P. History, Economics Mr. Arthur Callahan Mrs. Donald Caywood Science 9, Physics, Chemistry English ll, Government if' f Us A Miss Suzanne Crane English Ill, IV, A.P. English Mrs. Stanley Clarke English Ill, IV, English 9 .-,A , Mr. Ted Hartman Athletic Director, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Track Mr. Glen Beattie Mr. Marvin Castellaw Mr. William Hartman Varsity Soccer, l.V. Football, Track, Boy's Physical Education, LV. Soc- LV. Basketball IV Football Asst Boy's PhysicalEducation cer, Varsity Football, Varsity Base- Track, Boy's Physical Education ball Primary P.E. Miss Rae Obie Girl's Athletic Director, Varsity and j.V. Volleyball, Varsity,Basket- ball, Softball, Girl's Physical Educa- tion Mrs. Glenn Perica Tennis, Track, I.V. Basketball, Girl's Physical Education l Miss Theres Fitzgerald Mrs. lack Flynn Mr. Martin Fox History 7 8: 8 Math 7, Algebra 8, Algebra I Latin 7 8: 8, Latin Ill Mr. Fred Garner Tennis Coach Mrs. Russell Garten Mrs. Livia Kampe Mr. Nicolas P. Karazissis Spanish l,lI,lIl,lV French ll,lIl,lV,V Science78a 8 Mr- Charlf-IS Smalley Missloanne Suozzo Mr. Robert Tindula Music AppreCiaIi0r1 English Ill, Composition Math 7, Algebra II, Geometry Mme. lean-Jacques Tourand Mr. Robert Vaillancourt French 7 Si 8 French 8, French I,Il Mr. David Yao Mr. joseph Wang Science 8 81 9, Biology Trigonometry, Geometry Mr. Ruben Gregorio Latin 7, Latin I,ll,lll, Philosophy Mr. Charles Keith History 9, Modern History, A.P. Modern History Miss lean Perry Debate Coach Mrs. Rachael Lindley Algebra ll, Probability, A.P. Mathe- matics Mr. William Reynolds Art, Painting, Photography, Ce- ramics, Printmaking Mr. David Parry English 7, 8, English I, Drama Mr. Robert Slaughter History 9, Modern History, U.S. His tory, Religions l JR T Brig, rn L A :- fa 5. 9 gl .J 2- 'xx L PE ,I 1- if ,VB 4 4. 'L .Nb W' ,fri Aix Q4 Q! he. ' 5 ? V i Kf 'pm' ax ' Y E., 5 if 'E Q. Q' H J ffm, , N .5311 , 'x 7? '9 .,. I I, , I 5 b 1 Z -3,54 A 'f QQ ..., ffl wx. .:. ' Q i 'Q 0 I 'lv 1 has Q Mr. Eldred K. Pruett Mrs. james Wells Mr. Howard Smith Superintendant of Transportation Transportation Maintenance GROUNDS: CL. TO RJ Charles Plummer, Ronald Page, Santos Garcia, Nicolas Gonzalez. AINTENANCE: IL. TO RJ Howard Smith, Samuel Ackerman, Alfred Dudley, Anthony Aguilar, Ignacio Munguilla, Baudilio Palencia, Socor Aguilar, Estella Vercher, luan Benitez, Carmen Gonzales, Gloria Farruggia, Albert Munguilla, Reuben Santiago. SEN I 3 , Feelin' Stronger Every Day -Chicago FAVORITE SONGS: Whatever Gets You Through The Night , Golden Lady , Fox on the Run , Brown Sugar , Just You and Me , Paperback Writer , You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet . WHEN NOT IN SCHOOL I ENIOYZ Swimming, Body Surfing at the wedge, Ping Pong, Basketball, Raising havoc in Westwood or anywhere, talking on the phone, dancing, poker for high stakes, playing pinball, sailing. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER GOOD TIMES WITH: Dave W., Dawn B., Socks, Becky, David B., Nancy T., Ron S., Brigette, Delly, josh, Carolyn, Angela. A SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mr. Wang, Miss Suozzo, and Mr. Yao for giving me the confidence to believe in myself. TO MY BEST FRIENDS: lim, Doug, Brian- Together we have shared many wonderful experiences. Thanks for your many years of loyalty and friendship. 36 A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. -Emerson Dedication: THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO MY FAMILY: Mom- I love you for all that you are- patient, understanding and loving. Debbi- I feel fortunate to have a sister as wonderful as you. Dad- Throughout my life I've grown to love you for all the knowl- edge you represent, but more importantly I love you as a person. Grandma- In more ways than one you've been the best friend l'll ever have. I 'Q fl . 1, fgtswvs: 11, , I 2 .ab ,tvv t REMEMBERANCES Coronado and Guadalahara Flashlight seasons Yelling Gange and Arrch No-Doz midnight essays Mr. Kent and the bus gang Period six, P.C. and thejanitor at Holo's ce-skating with Spot, Lightweight and Purdue Mountain and My Sweet Lady and lanuary 1, 1974 skateboarding and ruined knees nights at the Roxy the pumpkin orange getaway van cruises to Hawaii sweete breeth Buff and problem solving kittens Sony, Nana, Promise 1 and 11 and Porsches with wrence-and F.S. FOR: Talking at 78 mph., large lunch bags, animal itations, writing poetry, always having cats, buying things that st two bucks, and having gone to Buckley for fourteen years. OF LIFE: Green eyes. . .kissable noses. . .cuddly kittens.. d white roses. . .writing letters. . .flattening clay. . .Mickey Mouse. . .and a Sunny Saturday. Gange-Minnie Mouse-Swell-Bojo-Crazy Lori-Little Iodine- Love is never to say Goodbye A heart never demands a reason why If you smile brightly in rain or shine, Love will be yours, as love is mine. It is never enough just to say thank you-but what else can one say to friends who have shown so much love over the years? Except that you will never know how much all of you mean to me. To Berta, who made my last four years more meaningful, I thank you for your endearing friendship. IC-a des ne vinkll To AnnaMaria, who made Ladera a great place to live, I thank you for loving memories. To Debbie, who will always amaze me with her kindness, I thank you for your understanding of me. To lim, who taught me never to underestimate the compassion and love man can show for his fellow man, I thank you for your tender care. And to Paul, who last but not least is always around when I need to be cheered up, I thank you for being Sunny and for borrowed shoulders. A special dedication to Mrs. Evelyn Toboco, who with the help of her fine staff, fourteen years ago at Buckley-Doheny, gave me an excellent start. Thanks again, Mrs. Toboco -is W.. aa, ll I would like to dedicate my Senior Page to Mom and Dad for all their patience, understanding, and the love they have given me. To: W.M., L.H., H.C., D.S., B.D., LA. : I will always remember our friendships deep in my heart, and I will cherish our memories forever. Thanks for the good times we all shared together. Special Thanks To: Mr. Charles S. McAdams Cherished Memories: Fellow bouncer and BMW power, Nate N Als, Lunch off Campus, Study Halls, The Group, E.C.R. Band, Stans, Silver Lake, and Ski Club. WSWQJH QYEWEQQE ' 5 Q ff W K' 2 Time is Too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear, Too long for those who grieve, Too short for those who rejoice, But for those who love, Time is not. Henry Van Dyke xx- .SZHSONS OFMAIV 'Eu aawfga Ifzwxffiahfivfghnfzli , 62493 4fff115.Zq1a. ,flvpkng w2mdJ Wbf0 434372,-WKEH4, 011 fi Mr M1551 55514: dui MQ lM3im4 h.hWw1Wcfd2mmd . , , WW, 'rzz,f:::,xg.,sffW gzfszs. ld . ,j,,,z,:.,, fjdfufn, ly!! 20171. I'M ONE IAT LEASTI Every year is the same And I feel it again, I'm a loser-no chance to win. Leaves start falling wn is c Ilin Come do a g. Loneliness starts sinking in. But I'm one. I am one. And I can see That this is me, And I will be You'll all see I'm the one. Where do you get Those blue blue jeans? Faded patched secret so tight Where do you get That walk oh so lean? Your shoes and your shirts All just right. But I'm one Iam one. And I can see Thatthis is me, And I will be You'll all see I'm the one. I got a gibson without a case But I can't get that even tanned look on my face Ill fitting clothes I blend in the crowd. Fingers too clumsy Voice too loud. But I'm one -Peter Townsend 1974 5 Lying' ,I Wil. if iifiilffz ' e llis? g ,ya 52-E-wwf Sixteen Springs and sixteen summers gone now Carwheels turn to carwheels through the town And they tell him, take your time, it won't be long now 'Til you drag your feet to slow the circles down And the seasons, they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We're captive on the carousel of time We can't return we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round and round In the circle game. -loni Mitchell 40 Mom, Dad, Cindy, Grandmommy and Pop op-Thank you for all your love and care-I love you always. To my irreplaceable Friends: Beautiful people like you are not found everywhere. No matter what hap- pened, good or bad, you have stayed close to me, always with your hearts open to love, to help, and to understand. Having your friendships will always be first in my heart. The unforgettable memories shared with my best buddies: ldon't understand, 1st experience- led bed- ders, Santa Barbara- Fubars, Surprise at Plato's, Knock on Wood- especially at Plato's, Monterey with Tennis Team, Late Again?, Cindy's party, the Funtastic Ladera bunch, S.D.- convention, Bump and Hustle, Rocky Horror Show, the Bandaged bird at 5:30 AM. Room 23 at l.M., Camp, Swinging Time- Knott's Berry Farm, Ch uck's pool party, Sugar Shack, Pointer Sisters, Arthur jay's- 3 hours, Thanksgiving Party. Good Luck in the future Beve and Mark and Dave. WWA A This space is dedicated to john Cotrane and Jessie jackson for joe. X Thank goodness L've finished High School. Lori, l'll buy you a Porsche as soon as l'm rich and famous 'Hi Mom, Hi finally going out If I don't see in this world, in the next Pops, Your kid is intothe world. youany one so do n't be late. My love to silver queen, sweet painted , lady, Blue Sky Good Morning Ladies and S illl i ya many more. Don't forget mei 84 LS, LA, JG, won't forget you gone, I hardly know them NH, LB. 'cause I But so, those days are Oh, can you show them to me? How can be? Those days are gone. GAVE ,qu lou.. owe ' lii X 4 -, 41 6 And as the world was shown to us, magic turned our eyes. And when I get right down to it there are two words I'd like to say... THANKS LOVE. F-, A People who were there when I needed them: Mom, Dad, Lindsay, Barbra, B.R., C.S., R.D., P.M., M.B., B.B.lIl, LC., C.P., N.G., j.P., G.E., LG., D.F., D.N., R.B., S.L., P.A., N.A., M.A., V.H., L.E., DZ., E.P., P.L., LN., MJ., M.T., D.B., N.K., F.H., M.H., B.H., R.S., B.W., G.B., K.B., C.B., AND Santa Claus ELv5a.LA.th Akuomomm. Lhmnmxj This page is dedicated to Mommy and Honey for your understanding, pa- tience, support, and most important your love, to Lori, for being all a sister can, and to Mama, without whom Buckley would not have been possible. What more can I say than I love you? Dinah, Helen, Sylvia, Crissy, Maria, and lody-you have helped me through so much, all of you, each in your own special way. All I can say is thank you. Amarcord: Little one, the world's smallest writing, You and me against the world , chocolate chip cookies, my two Persian buddies, March 26, 1975, geometry class, 8 hour phone calls, hystical giggling in U.S. history, The Sterile Cuckoo, secret plots against Miss Pom Pom, talks with S.B., calculator fights, M8fM discussions with CL., sitting with I.S. on M.K.'s bench, Humpty Du mpty, phone noises, trying to fight off K.K.K., never being able to say good-bye. To C.L.: thanks for the memories of: Dented fenders, that secret mission to find out what really goes on in l.P.'s truck, red roses, running laps, fun size candy bars, Hello to lock day. Lisa, redheads don't wear red lip gloss. Don't give me that, you have enough tears for an ocean! You have got to be kidding! But we went to McDonald's yesterday. Haven't you heard of erasers? But Eric is only a sophomore and I can't take a sophomore to the prom! Special thanks to: Mr. Wang, a wonderful person and great teacher, Mrs. Yao, for always being there, Mrs. Caywood, for caring, and Mr. Eriksson, for being a friend. 44 .af-N fit y . - . my . ,L 4 . f ' I ix, i gi: V. Q .ESI J, ni- Q If all my striving, planning, rehearsing came true, this would only give me a bigger version of myself. Real progress can't be imagined. l can't anticipate in thought what new vision life will lay before me or in which direction it will next demand my growth. For mem'ry has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day The soul of a friend we've made Carrie Jacobs Bond Special thanks to Miss Crane, Miss Bilezikj Wang, Mrs. Lindley, Mr. Reynolds, Dr. Karazi ian, Mr. ssis, Mr. This page is dedicated to my parents and grand- mother, who have given me love, understanding and guidance through- out my school years. Much love to Dinah, Renee, Na-hyun, Henry, Mike, Dave, Crissy, Lisa, Linda and Berta who taught me the meaning of friendship. Thank you all for the cherished memories. Thepot and Mrs. Saslow who have given me help C when I needed. l l A friend is a person with whom Imay be sincere. Be- fore him, I may think aloud. Emerson 1 wifi l am going my way- not to seek another and better doctrine, for I know there is none, but to leave all doctrines and all teachers and to reach my goal alone- or die. -Herman Hesse lf the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. -William Blake R, .' .Tx ' ' ' r y 4 ,..-4- -- A ' EWS gm-' . . ' l , . 1 E 4 ASR Si- V .i ,.lqq 'l 9 Q 44? ' f' - ALIAS: Beart Arrch ...C.D. I can look back at the time when I first came to Buckley School in my ninth grade. The Buckley School has been a great part of my life and I thank Mr. Thepot for his concern and patience with me. I would like to thank everyone who has been part of my life at Buckley. Thanks to lane Mead, whose friendship will never be forgotten. Thanks to Lori Anderson for always being there. The times we spent together will never be forgot- ten. Rebel, what can I say to someone who has been so much a part of my life? I will cherish our friendship, along with all you and l have gone through, your special smile will always be a part of me. To Renee M., Priscilla and the church gang at U.A.C.C. I love you all! CHERISHED MEMORIES OF: Dream H9 Nate 'N Als How Sweet It Is B.M.W. POWERI... Jackie Blue Old World... Westwood... volleyball and Miss Obie... Wednes- day nights... C.E. Travel Camp... the janitor... Calabasas park... Iaws ...parties... the chuch gang burning out . . . and LIFE! FAVORITE SAYINGS: Pooch Face Rebzie Puss 84 Boots ...Gangell ArrchI! Gangei... Two Bucks... Yes, no, maybe, Bye! . .. You're right Reb . DEDICATION: I dedicate this page to two people in my life who are everything to me and without them I would not have made it this far in life, my PARENTS. Mom and Dad, thank you for your love, concern, guidance and patience with me. I hope you are proud of me and I hope I prove worthy of your efforts. l LOVE YOU! f ! HAM! To the bestest friends anyone could have: Mommy, Daddy, each of us inevitable, each of us limitless. .. each of us here as divinely as any is here. -Walt Whitman It was but yesterday I thought myself a fragment quivering without rhythm in the sphere of life. Now I know that I am the sphere, and all life in rhythmic fragments moves within me. -Kahlil Gibran Semper ubi sub ubi -B.D.B. Abby, Timmy, Roy, Primrose Proper, Claud, Frog, Carolyn, Biz, Scott, l.T., julie, Brandt, josh, Babby and Beep, Grandma, but most of all, Ronnie. Friend, I will remember you, Think of you, Pray for you. And when another day is through, I'll still be friends with you. I dedicate my Senior page to my par- ents, who have always given me their love. Ron Oykkuizen 5 2' , ,, Hg,gfiZtzc7Q7: yy ff rfi,41ffXfyz -r 7 Special thanks to these people whose friendship means so very much to me-lip iShortsl, Andy iBagelJ, lori, Lori, Linda, Nancy, Kelly, Nora, Christine D., Wendy, Candy, Bill, Donald, my skiing partner 81 party pal Ieri Lu, and my two close and long-time friends: Leslye and Shanda, and my 3 favorite fel- lows, David, Peter, Larry, and Dora, alias Susie. And you've got to have friends to see you through times of trouble and periods of joy. Also thanks to my M.M.R. friends. They gave me all those memorable summers: Suzette, Biz, Sue, Patty, Becky, Mary, lo Ann, Nancy L., and all those boys in the big D. I especially thank Bob, Ed, and Pat. .' Frfff.. Most importantly Cwhere just saying thanks is not enoughl thanks anyway to my mother, my sister jill and the rest of my family. Additionally a very special thought goes to my uncles Guy and Arthur for their warmth and understanding. -And Irene Pinkett, my great aunt, who has shown me that growing older means that the best is yet to come. -To my very special and wonderful friend whom l admire and love ... George. V '-' 4. J-.. I would like to dedicate this page to those who have given their loveg namely, my parents whose love and generosity have enabled me to get this far and more- over, be happy. Breaking up is hard to do. -Neil Sadaka Special love and thanks go to Robyn and Terry who have both been there for me through four rough years. My love and thanks to them is eternal. lwllnclmoer F' ir I ,L .2 i, 1' V, fn I h Y' X 5 A , I 4 Figs t T.iwfQ' fx s fy. Q fs 1 li fi I ME 1 My I f ,I -, A Y A fi , lm' ? K ' -L 5 Qc, If ' V ,, 7 ,,, an K ze 1, I Q - it gag - ' fx was - sg 5 efihifii Qffg ,,,, , I it aWeeirwEi'sf Wi I A 1 ij, V1 Q-are Q , I a t 'fi if f 1.4 I dedicate this page to my parents who have given to me more of themselves than I could have ever asked for. I A Q 1, I I Where do we go from here? Is there no way of knowing Where do we go from here? I need to be shown. ...they said somewhere -Robbie Robertson l owe so much to my friends. Thank you for the smiles, the laughter, the sadness, and the tears. The cherished friend- ships and memories will never be forgotten. Claude, john losh, Pat, Becky, Mish, Ron, Chris, Suz, Ronnie, and David - thank you for your friendship. Friends make all the pain worthwhile. May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, May the rain fall soft upon the fields, And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of his hand. Love knows no limit to its endurance, no end to its trust, no fading of its hope, it can outlast anything. It is, in fact, the one thing that still stands when all else has fallen. In this life we have three great lasting qualities - faith, hope, and love. But the great- est of these is love. ICorinthians 13 1' i I dedicate my Senior Page to Mom and Dad whose pa- tience, love, and understanding have been with me al- ways. l can only say how much l love you. T . J, If t A qsvzx i 1 . I.. as la . ' ' ' 1 I YQ? .. 11' I - ki ll? :iff 5 fag, raf I could not have picked two better sisters - all my love to both of you forever. Gwen Www xi 'I ll , ,gif fm wi- 1 'N js V s ,t uf, 3,3 Mwwlifm Thanks to my friends: l.W., D.W., R.O., M.P., LMC., C.E., L.S., and the gang from Ladera, Lori, Linda, Nancy, Dave, and George. l i To lip: If a man could be two places at one time I'd be with you, tomorrow and today, Beside you all the way. A special thanks to my parents for their love and understanding. Our house is a very, very, very fine house. With two cats in the yard, Life used to be so hard, now everything is easy, 'cause of you. I -Graham Nash ,. K Y 3 x Look around again It's the same old circle You see, it's got to be It says right here on page 43 That you should grab a hold of it Else you'll find It's passed you by. Rainbows all around Can you find the silver and gold? It'll make you old The river can be hot or cold And you should dive right into it Else you'll find lt's passed you by. Pass it 'round one more time I think I'lI have a swallow of wine Life is fine Even with its ups and downs And you should have a sip of it Else you'll find lt's passed you by. -David Crosby. nforgettable Memories: Rodney's- glitter, Rodney, F. l Rikki Savage! D., blind date with R.B., Mark M. lalias: Street Mark, Blondie, meanwhile, back in the jungle l, lock llockarool McDonald lPatrick O'Donald?l, Dav- id Bowie, Do you wanna dance?lg Venice parties with C.P., C.C., C.R. 84 A.R., Oops got your nose , Parsley, Angora, Osage, the clange - Me, Candy, Cecily, Carol, and Ann, The Rainbow- The Rocky Horror Show, Frangios 81 lean Pierre, French dress- ing , lockarro's birthday party, caesar salads, Blue Nun. o my parents and family- Thanks for all you've given me through the years. Your love, understanding, and patience is a never ending support to me. I love you always. o my friends: I wish all the luck and happiness the future may hold, pecial thanks to Linda B., Cathy lHobol, Nancy, Lori Snell, Lori S., ip and Mark B. o Leslye for Sunset Blvd., Mary Poppins, tripping, Hurry up, we're oing to be late for work! , photography deadlines and a beautiful riendship. o Candy- whose friendship means the world to me. I love you with ll my heart. WMey'7fif2fm There are places l'll remember all my life though some have changed. Some forever not for better some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living in my life I've loved them all. -The Beatles MEMORIES OF FRIENDS AND GOOD TIMES Linda, Lori Snail, Leslye, Benita, Cheryl, Cathi, Kelly, Lori Sands, lip 'n Andy, and the Ladera Bunch. Weekend trips to Mammoth, S.B., S.D. Pool Party at Steph's Rocky Horror Show on an empty tank Linda's Book of Famous Sayings ... Ice Cream! Ice Cream! Ice Cream! ... Andy's Rock ... Hijacked on a Sailboat . .. Platos Punch ... Knotts and Gardena Ledbetters and dancing through the summer Dressing Room 23 Would you believe l locked my keys in again? L, 1, 'TT 0 0 , ' -I , l YE' viva. 'W, L 'twig' l - ' -Y -' lg' Sv Tl l ,':g?E , .qi - '-if 7 sy -'J 1 'iw-'N 'W ifllwll l .f X 'f . Q 'X 'TB gms! N K 0 w .y om I' Jai, Alias: Shorts, Yabbot, Squirt, Snappy, Sugar. I ZO1-79 13 Will always remember: How many longs? Ben Green iJ i:gfx:Q Lucy in the sky . . . May 31 ...Love is . .. Boo . . . A is for . .. I I UIQ tk? ' x. , ' Will leave behind: How tall are you? ... All my D's ... Physi- k 'A ology quizzes ... Squeaky mouse ... Uniforms. ' Klfg Will always cherish: The friendship of Cathy IHoboI, Lori Sands, Q H V Slugs, Nancy, Linda, and Leslie. lHey, Yabbotll l 8 Il-27 9 I would like to thank all my teachers and Mr. Thepot who has whatever ou helped me a great deal during my four years at Buckley. it y I - - These fragile times should never slip us by. I dedicate this page to: My parents, whom I love dearly. Minie and Tom, who gave me a new toy called a Maurissa-Anne Doll. Andy, a very special person who has given me love, life, and inspiration. I will always love and remem- ber you. Friendship improves happiness, and abates misery, by doubling our joys, and dividing our grief. . oc A . l2l'aJLwic,lo -Addison I ll rf, dpwfrlrf-all I ' lx ' 2' 5 ..t'sf'i, ,za Q fe if ' QQ'- .. ti-.5 . It I 2 2531 A' ' :gf v . if ' w V'-1 A is 'fi Q f 1 I This page is dedicated to my parents with gratitude for all their help, love and understanding. . ig, a ,Q ,A Special thanks to all my friends-especially Robin, Renee, Don, David, Lori, and Steve. Atom what a beautiful word. Atom The effect of Gamma Rays in Man in the Moon Mari golds. Tillie- Scene 2 Act 4. Wendy, I i all l I l Fear less, hope more, eat less, chew more, whine less, breath more, talk less, say more, hate less, love more, and all good things are yours. Swedish proverb I should like to dedicate my page to: Ma and Dad who expressed to me throughout my life, whether they realize or not, that the grand essen- tials in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for! Oh, I have to say my sister and brother who make up a big part of my life are great. To everyone who has helped me: Dr. Buckley, Miss Crane, and especially Miss Billings who enlightened me to the knowledge of the real values in life. Action is proper fruit of knowledge -Thomas ' flaw I want to dedicate this page to my mother and everyone who left me with good memories, good times, and everlasting friendships. These people will always remain special to me and they proved their love and friendship in their helping me to grow, and by always being there. A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out, and these true friends will remain inside of me forever. .. .-. --. .. - -.. -R.P. k .L--... . . l SENIOR WILL I, Brigette Herschensohn, leave lami: Batman, zanzy , New York, Cartier Arrest, Parachuting in Westwood, two all beef patties, living together- where should I have the mail sent? and tonight we're going to get to sleep at ten. strategies, plans, and manipulations X-a01 to r-X7598aOK, Rubber Raindrop and that pitiful era-thanks for sticking through it, changes Iminel Changes fD.B.'sJ, every crazy thing we've gone throughfdone, brainless wonder lim-lim, The Sneak on three, psychotic chauffeurs, Broadway storms, lean Genie, Brady Bunch, You look more beautiful here than you do in person , our genius brains put together-watch out! I just don't understand how they don't understand. New Years day funerals, LOVE IS- Having your very own Fischer-Price pull toy Inow comes com- plete in a new family set with S.M., D.M., and l.M.I, Rod Stewart at 1 a.m. with Billy Gaff, THE MJ., A.F., and l.H., Serendipity, Stolen and Beat-Hoven, sleeping at the vet's, orange yo-yo's orange phones, orange teeth, ORANGEIII, I was just think- ing No you weren't , I also do children's parties , james Fen- wick, the Stones and that song Ishe's got you by the f,..IaIl in the middle of Mojave, speaking of Mojave-Whites cafe, check-dunking at White's Thursday morning at 2-knuckles, Life is short-but wide. He's not eccentric, he's just weird. And lastly Iami-I'd leave you a parachute if I knew it wouldn't open. And to Buzzy I leave: Toni Turner and the dikettes, It hasn't affected me-It hasn't affected me-It hasn't .... Thurs- day morning at 2, I'm going back to New Mexico fpromises- promisesl, all your thousands of girlfriends, your phone number publicized for all the Buckley girls 271-7627-my favor to you, -1-Iinguini and clams, Friend of yours perhaps?:, Yeah your date oh, and of course Vikki, and lastly Buzz-Iimmy's knuckles on a starry night in the Marina in back of Bahama Mama's with Dino refereeing-good things come in three's you know. To limmy I leave Thursday mornings at 2, I could be at the Marina now and ofcourse I leave you Iami. I leave Ron S.- maybe next year , I've never asked this before, but ... , love and friendship always. And to Veronica- Ronnie , Veri , memories of no. 88, drowning jerseys in Brut, singing , summer of '75, Kahlua and lobster, Mexico and Raindrops. To Debbie W.- I'll call you . To Mike C.-4 in one bedroom, pizzas and tire rolling at 3 a.m., strange discussions 'till 2 a.m., reserved seating for my next soap opera, and a shoulder fthe other one is on hold.I And lastly to Michael-Pishcot, Pasha, March 22, june 28, weekends home, hot-dog cravings and other such things, good times and my love always. Th-Th-Th-That's all foIks. D.A., V.S., T.W., SJ., L.S., A.M., I.P., Dr. Demento, R.Plant, Miss Crane and Miss Suozzo-Thank you for your friendship and support. XY M fzwfsgwfyf, Z7 5221 4 6 ' 461 f-QM fu - - 4' J ' .1 Y 'Q 0 1 . Z -'idx' 1 05,027 64,0 1 W! Af fan on . x h 0 ' ., . X do 40 ,gf Cff664512ffC:i-1 .ani-I af ,Z 'iff I 4-J . -4 J ' 0 7 - ,. 1 nf!! f C El ,QQ 1 X 4224 A i 201- Q .405 L f?Z42f' vZ y 5 V. 'af ff wwf!! O J Azad ' N 4044 ,422 , L! . 0 0 D MQ 0 9 by U r 6? ' G' Q Q 3 ? pw D figs mx :J W V 7- 4' - Q Q GQ QQ 3 V ff? 5 ' Q fa V KW if L5 Qx QW 'Q W ff 4 A Q dx 2 E.-Nix y of Af fx DQ Q XVIK fx! f MFQW v f ff s Q M O fl f N 4' f f Vf ' f ff Y of I X , 1, J , N n ' NY X , x N XQ f if K if k , , 'KW' K X Sf ' HQ Q ff-if .ZWWMQM To Dr. Buckley and Mr. Thepot: I extend my most sincere gratitude, respect, and deep ap- preciation. You made it possible for me to expand my educa- tion by allowing me to pursue a career in the field in which I am interested while still attending Buckley High School. Al- ways was I able to come to you for conference, advice and understanding. Buckley has been my second home because my family has been closely allied with Buckley for twenty years. Both of my brothers, Bill Isaac and Mark Isaac, attended Buckley and sub- sequently graduated from Buckley High and then U.S.C. I hold high regard for the Buckley School because it insures progress with its fine educational system. It is presently ex- ceptional and it will become even better in the future. I ac- knowledge all the faculty with whom I've had contact. They have all helped me collectively and individually. Buckley will always remain in my mind as one of the most important con- tributions to my education and fine associations. 62 To my family: I must tell of my intense and immeasurable love and unlimited respect I have for my Mother, and my Father, and my Brothers by expressing my deep feel- ings of appreciation, obligation, respect, thank- fulness, tenderness, devotion, endearment, and attachment I feel toward them. I want to thank them for their continual support in every way, and for all of their constant encouragement and direction. To my classmates: I hope that all of you have a future that is useful, clean, and successful. Each one of you has taught me an important lesson indirectly. Some of you have considered me antisocial. However, always, I must follow mytrained conscience with its good princi- ples, clean morals, and high standards. I live by these since I am obedient to and respect the Most High God and His written word, the Bible. For me this inspired written word is: A lamp to my foot and a light to my roadway. tPsalm 119, 1051 The eye has not seen and ear has not heard, nei- ther have there been conceived in the heart of man the thing that God has prepared for those who love Him. Q1 Corinthians 2,9l I LOVE HIM! To Relatives and Friends of the family: My heartfelt, warm thanks to all of them for their kind exhorting gestures of friendship and love. Love never fails! I1 Corinthians 1318.3 -To all those who have shared my many years at Buckley with me. -To my parents, my sister, and my grandmother- I could have never made it without you. -To Beya- for an undying friendship that l'll always treasure -To Steff- Whose everlasting love and friendship l'll always hold dear to me. -To Stan- for many happy memories and for being a loyal friend. l'll always cherish your love. -To these special people whose friendship means so very much to me- N.G., Suey, N.H., Patty and Melanie, Hobo, Griz, Yabbat, Octavia, jennifer, Stephen and Tuesday. Special thanks to Miss Fitz, Miss Crane, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Gregorio and Mr. Thepot for helping me broaden my education and plan my future. Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. They come through you but not from you. And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls. For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. Kahil Gibran Two friends walking arm in arm- walking not into the sunset But walking into the day Q ! ! 1 I I I I ' 0 Bklizrllriienltgslhijd Eldglhlging Lasting ' Q 6 6 A Y For years to come 'V O O Sandra Lee ll WM. In memory of Albert- an unfor- A 'H if I gettable love. ' 1 I i li - , :T ' O x gg, Unforgettable memories of: Searching for area codes, Steff's pool party, cruising, Sunset, 6:00 AM get together, after Knott's, tennis tourney in Monterey, Blue Nun Nights, 2 beautiful weeks in Ft. Lauderdale, nights at MY Place, NOTlME , taking Stan to the Sugar Shack, Reflections, Directions on which way to go ... , crazy night at the Rocky Horror Picture show, flying to N.Y. to visit Uncle Maxie, cramming for photography dead lines, l big dinners at Plato's. .. l 63 .1- ' f I K 7 WHO SAID I WAS TOO YOUNG? To know what you know and what you don't know is the characteristic of one who really knows. -Confucius He who holds back anger, which is like a runaway chariot, is a real driver. Most people merely hold the reins. -Buddha NOW? Never too late and never too early., but there is just a right time. Had traditional people never existed, History would not have existed. Opportunity exists when one makes it exist. .-. 1 ,. . l 1 --x. Eating beetles, survival hikes, Ratty , gold initial rings, cherry picking, spirographs, Rikki, Don't Lose That Number , EUROPE, The Black Raven, The Air That I Breathe , traumatic cheerleading try-outs, Camelia Debs, mistletoe and cottages, Encino Day Camp, Saying Goodbye, Saying Hello . .. There are some people that have been very special friends: lim and Pam S., Ron S., Brandt W., Mike C., Goose, Mike P., Carolyn G., Claudia Z., Chris T., Les K., Rob Mc., Pam T., who has always been like a sister to me, and Becky R.-that extra-special friend whom I have shared so much with. Nestled in your wings my little one Is special Morning brings another sun Tomorrow See the things that never come Today. -Neil Young Mom, Daddy, Lynn, Paul-you have given me so much happiness. I love you very much. Qil Eixcia 5i4Ron?.GL 5 fa f OM 1, X With a blue line of mountains north of the wall, And east of the city a white curve of water, Here we must leave and drift away Like a loosened water-plant hundreds of miles.. I shall think of you all in a floating cloud, So in the sunset think of me. We wave our hands to say good-bye, And my horse is neighing again and again. U-Li Po 5 a Siiiha iam Q Sialsf-'Mt ZZ 5 Egan. ir.7?.v2'l?lS il Six Q .Q ,K Ill ii 55, fa L ii fails XML My .Q an make you smile n move you close to ter with a word or your day's been with strangers he castles that e built all tumbled ell, that's enough e all the hero I need e to think of you and Mom, Dad, Big P., Little E., Suzanne, Grandma Helen: Thanks for always being there when I needed you, I love you all. Maria, Lisa, julie, Dinah, Bina, Helen, and Sheryl: you guys are all very special to me. Mr. Gregorio and Mrs. Caywood: Thanks for all your help. Dislikes: trying to park a station wagon in a compact parking lot, bake sales, Vice presidents, USC vs UCLA in football, watching Bjorn Borg lose, D.A.'s constant: But you've GOT to help me, you're more experienced than I am. , watching Robert Redford kiss Faye Dunaway, being shorter than my younger brother, and SCHLEPPING. TO L.C.-Thanks for the memories of: broken walls, malted milk ball fights, yellow roses, double knees, M. 84 M.'s, junior jock imitations. Chris, just use a little blush and red lip gloss and you'll look perfect. Crissy, I just don't have enough tears for contacts. Crissy, I'm in LOVE! I'm calm, I swear I am, just take me to McDonalds . Where's my liquid paper, I can't take a Spanish test without my liquid paper! Look Lisa, it's very simple. I'll go with my brother Pat and You'll go with my brother Eric, we can't miss our Senior Proml H.T., j.McD.,R.T.,T.K., and P.M. Thanks for: You will never ride in this car again , Can we please stop for some cook- ies? , Eat the girI , Well, hello officer , and many other assorted incidents of day to day insanity. nal ow our pleasure s you cry hen the world has e down 've lost the will to look sad and I may till find comfort in aiting hello our goodbye Q ow our pleasure ?r I syou cry. ' 4 gm-, -Paul Williams ' - Q f Q i 'ffl v ,, , , j ' 111 Y- -S. - grass? Eiffmrl v 1 t I 4 ' r ,wi r in ..-1 Buckley has marked one of the most fruit- ful chapters of my life. It was a new world with vast dimensiong a new approach and new friends. QQZWMW I dedicate this page to my parents for their con- tinuous years of love, understanding and friendship. Hi Mom, It's me! Let there be light- -To the cherished friendships of Ron S., Ron O., David W., john N., Mike P., Brandt W., joe P., Richard C., Harry F., Susan D., Patty K., Carolyn, Becky, 84 Veronica. Ph --h- - A .h-.-... MCD- -nn da M ffaowm What work will I leave behind? I. il r f .5 X R Y DEDICATION A special thanks to my closest friends: Mike, Ron O., Ron S., Ron D., josh, David, and Andy. Nobody could ask for a better group of friends. Also, I would like to thank Miss Crane and Mr. Gregorio, whose wisdom will follow me forever. You were there when I needed you the most. To my coaches, past and present, thank you for your hard work and patience. Most of all, a thank you to my family, who gave me the confidence and love to see me this far. To my princess goes a special feeling, you've made it all worth- while. How will anyone know l've been here? What sign will tell the future traveler that I existed? Shall I carve it on a door? l am here! Today. . . I exist. I believe the deepest impression is made in the moments when I say, l care for you. I love you. -Leonard Nimoy l l s. .I 11, -fv-. Jeanne, you are my sunshin ' is. ,,,, - 5' , f . 'we yr, a W . if M 5 .... .. I ,K - Q Y , fa , if-A AA . -gl . . 'AM ff Www:-K ww mg-Aa... xy www X -Nw? ia .www www' 5 www - , A . Y -7 A 'xg-,fi at r ., ':. . .. . 3' -.4 H - - , H kg .,,g .1J ' . -. , I ' 'l l H 'A' 'I J9'l.eif e s fa . : . V 5. Q 1 le' H -I I f, - 3 W, 11 - 1-:figs-1'-: 32.-af -- - Ai, e ,,,. , . .. J . g Ji... ' 4 9 Q. . ft an ,... I Y: SAX K ,V ,Vai .M.g7Vk..W.1 Y yi. ,W S ii ' ...Q .. .,'Z'ff9fLf i -- I f ' i-ral gg X if s . , -5 31: . . , r , ,,,. . R is , ' j, :' +r f ie 1- 1' I L, . V X A Z..-...,:' 4?'ff'f Qf ' , . . A 1 ' af as ' --va .V N:-Q?5'?? V'i' -f . ' ' .uc v-T F 'e V ...: .fs M ---'- 'V Q- - ' af. . .::' 42, E751 H'.-,diwzifrjwz F ??i3fj' 7.1 , J Does the road wind Uphill all the way? Yes, to the very end. Will the journey take The whole long day? From morn to night My friend. -CG. Rossetti Q, -6 fy, , lv-qa'.5jgseQ r- A-' fri X ,f , -l ,-' r, :rf , i . 'e +L if 1 ,--'gf iw new Dedication: To a very special person who touched the lives of many people with treasured moments of joy 84 happiness. People like her are too good for us. -I love vou, Susan Remember: The Mardi Gras, partying, toots , sports, Lake Tahoe, climbing out windows, Dodger games, Prom '75, wrecked ' a Thanks to all my teachers and coaches every- , where. And to my friends: C.N., P.F., M.Mc., LMC., D.W., H.R., LN., M.P., M.F., R.D., C.S., M.B., and especially Kurt and Scott who have shown me the value of true friendship. Thanks to my parents for their much needed affection 81 inspiring confidence in me. Your leadership has made me what I am and has thor- oughly prepared me for the future-I love you. I would like to give a special thanks to a person who has been very close to me in my life. Thanks for the many unforgettable moments- I love you. his page is dedicated to my parents who gave me a head start on life. I pecial thanks to my teachers, Miss Crane, Mrs. Cay- ood, and also my coaches. lt's only the beginning -Chicago L fame Jaw ,Zz5..e4' I dedicate my senior page to my brother, Alex, in hope that someday he will be able to make it on his own. Rodneys'-dancing forever, iNora, Richard, -crying-, Beach Parties iCec, Carol, Annie, T.V., M.C., M.Y., C-.HJ oops got your nose R.H.S. H., Linda B., Parsley and Osage, -French Dress- Sharing secrets with Cec and Lori, Meeting jeff, The Clang , Kim M., Korbel, Bike Rides, i, G.C-litter, getting lost, being crazy with Nora, Butterfly, Third Street, Rainbow, Yogi and Boo-boo, Deb Ball, Art with Mr. R. Dreaming with Annie nany, Myrons, Telephone Bills, july Fourth, New Years th R.D. and C.S., Bambi, Carol and me losing A.B., and S'I00.00, License Plates. 1 Dedication: To my family who have always been there when l needed them most. A Special Dedication: To my friends who have given me some of my fondest memories iNora, Cec Carol Annie Richard, Mark, and jeffl and to Mr. Gregorio and Miss Crane for caring about all of us, giving not only their knowl edge but of themselves. GQHC-1 - ,SE 5 A Hwdwjypz if l l , This page is dedicated to papa and mama for having put up with this crazy kid for almost eighteen years. Love and thanks forever. illliiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii Don't it always seem to go, You don't know what you've got Til it's gone? iiiiiiililiiliiiillillillilil Miss Crane, thank you for your time, patience and energy. You'll never begin to know my appreciation. Uiiiiiiilliliiiiiiiiiliitiiii Mr. Gregorio, you've been a teacher, a wise man and a pal for four years.hI'll always be grateful to you for your advice and en- couragement. Kiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiii Special thanks to Miss Billings and Mlle. Haigazn. iiiiillliiiiiililiiiiliiiiiil And so, become yourself Because the past is just a goodbye. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili le n'ai pas pu percer le mur de mon miroir. ll m'a fallu apprendre mot par mot la vie- comme on oublie. -Eluard KliiiilYliiiiiiliiiiiiiililfl Many thanks to Mr. Thepot for all his patience and help. lOh no! Not another twenty page application!! iliiiiiiiliiiiiiliiliiiliilli Semper ubi sub ubil -B.D.B. innunuuxxxnurmuxux-mx Loves in life: The Heartbreak Kid, alias Mr. Majestyk 'ROD STEWART! isighlJ Wormy apples''Ketchup Strawberries 'Mr. Gregorio Sparks Shaving cream, deodorant and water fights 'Strawberry sodas 'MMR 'Cockney Rebel Steve Strauss and memories of routines. Kfirst the kool- aide, then the projector ...JNGENE WILDERI! ldouble sigh!l Eriks Falatels My car Monty Python HUGE purses 'Singing offkey 'Rebel Clockwork Creeps and Crazy Ravers 'Winking 'Pink Burritos 'lunior Birdsmen Muck-a-lucks BlG swirly writing A-BOOMERANG! Doing cheerleading stunts in restaurants and shoe stores 'LARC.E Strawberry luliuses las long as it's got strawberries in it...l Spraying perfume on Brandt 'Stomping on losh's feet Looking like coach 'Mooching Jolly Ranchers off loe 'Cramming four people into two bus seats on the way to Templeton lthe names are witheld to protect the guiltyJ A-BEAT-THAT- TEAM! Mr. Arnone 'Being vain 'Mirrors Grossing people out by walk- ing on my toes 'Sees' Suckers labberwocky and, oicourse, B.D.B. iliiiiiitll!!liliiiiiiilil!!!iiliiiiiiiiiiilililiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiil Hates in life: 3,000 miles of distance' Alabama Vanilla ice-cream Fours 'Physiology Being called BOOM-BOOM or BOOMER 'The Wrong Side 'Traumatic try-outs Little Rock, Arkansas Pam's dog throwing up on me Lobster at 3:00 a.m. in Bangkor, Maine 'Admitting that l cry Being called a turkey or a wussy 'Rewriting college essays 7 times 'Prim- rose Proper 'Asterisks in Composition Telephone poles iiililiiiiiliiiiililiiiiiii!!iiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiilililliiiilii l'll never forget: Sand fights with D.A. 12-28-74 Ecstatic fingers and long red roses '7-27-75 Saving bees from josh and Mike Teenage Wasteland Europe '74-disgusting people on ferry boats, The Black Raven, and at- tacking waiters with daisies 'Hawaii '75 Dead Fish lsorry, Patty, I had to.l 'U.C.L.A. '75 'Man-eating turtles 'Ballroom Blitzes 'Minnesota Fats and Minnesota Flats lwhich is which?J 'Musky Toes Magic Shirts 'Brouhaha ...ha ha Cool it baby, l've got plenty of time! 'Delicatessens in my purset' Being H1 haremess lHa, ha Patty!l 'Spam?? iiiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiilliliiilliiliiiillilliiliiiiiiiiiiiiliilkilill Finally, what would my senior page be without a hug and a thank you to the Clan-Patty, Sues, Claude, Carolyn and Chris. l love you all. Z-H6'2WQm?5f Bute .5552 3,5 Yum, EVERY A STORY IT? TELLS E I ,Akk -1 :Int ., - lggggdsitg mf, To my special people: My family-as far as families go, you're one of the best! Sue-the closest l've got to a big sister. Mr. Thepot-I don't know how you put up with all my transfer requests. Mr. Gregorio- you're always right . .. In the mountains, in the cities, you can see the dream look around you, has it found you? Is it what it seems? There's a world you're living in No one else has your part. -Neil Young So, how's your mother? ... lack- ln-The-Box after the football game wanna see my room! F.Y.S. Flaming rocks honk twice Regan lespecially in Tahoel R.H.S. for Kim anc Tim with Candy, Nanci, Lori Snell, Linda, Nora, 84 Cathy Baby- sitting lip for Andy . .. You havea band, Bill? Mel, I see an In- dian I think I'll go jump ofl the stairs and end it all YoL wouldn't believe the dream I hac last night ... you're stupid ... 11 hour bus rides 84 slot machines 8 skiing with Cathy 84 Jeri .., clean- ing up Sue's room getting ir trouble with Bill in Mrs. Clark': English class driving Mom's car playing Kamikaze volley' ball Uranus cookies let'1 hearfrom Neil Young . .. f-said H THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travil both And be on traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowthg Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grass and wanted wear Though as fort attllle passin there Had worn them really about she same, And both that morning equall lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowinrg how way leads on to way, I doubted i I should ever come back I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled b , And-that has made all the difllerence. -Robert Frost And only one thing reallytroubled him,sitting there -the melancholy craving in his heart- because the sun was like enchantment on his face and on the clouds and on the golden birch leaves, and the wind's rustle was so gently, and the yew-tree green so dark, and the sickle of a moon pale in the sky. He might wish and wish and never get it -the beauty and the loving in the worId! Try to be a man of value rather than a man of success. man of success takes more from life than he puts in, ut a man of value gives more to life than he takes from ll -Albert Einstein y life has been greatly touched by those near to me. y great-grandmother, my grandmother, my sister, and ertainly my parents - they have given me so much. Il I hope is that the incalculable things they have given e will all make me 'turn out' well. -john Galsworthy's THE FORSYTE SAGA 14607 jaw, Je cam H. if SHQHID. So many people to thank-so many things to say-And far too little space. . . First and foremost-my teachers: Mr. Yao, Mrs Lind- ley, Mr. Wang, Mr. Ericksson, Mr. Gregorio, Mme. Gaillard, Miss Puckett land Mrs. Helgesonl- You tran- cend the norm because you care about both what you teach and the people that you teach. Students learn from you, and that is no accident. Thank you for all you have taught me, and for always caring. A special love to Mrs. Yao la calm harbor in an angry storml. My friends tquality not quantitylz Thank you, Dinah, for always being there to tell my troubles to . Lisa- I will remember always what we shared, and that it was important and good. What can l say about Gerry- we have so many things as yet ahead of usl Mrs.Hel- geson-you have always been there, a helping hand in a difficult time. You know what this has meant to me, but I offer my thanks and love once again. Finally, Kathy, there is no way l could ever truly express what l feel. Your care and companionship tlong distance, albeitj has kept me going when I thought nothing could. All l can say is thank you for everything. Re- member, the best is yet to come-I love you all very much, and will always. My life was touched as well by another friend-but one I cannot thank personally. Paul Stevenson died in April, 1974, but his memory lives on in those who knew him. l am sorry we did not have more time to- gether-but I am grateful for the time we were given. And, finally, my parents: You have always cared about me tl think some mistakes were made, but that is only humanll. What is important is that you have both always tried to do the right thinggfor me-what you thought was best. Thank you for your love, and my life. ln the clearing stands a boxer, And a fighter by his trade, And he carries the reminders Of ev'ry glove that laid him down Or cut him till he cried out In his anger and his shame, I am leaving, I am leaving. But the fighter still remains. -Paul Simon . lj I .55 V If . rr frwffw A C 3 ,ia - THE MOMENT MAY BE TEMPORARY BUT THE MEMORY IS FOREVER. he S? i3 O ,sl P ig? ' x eff? - .. ia! F 9?i..::lX . T 1 ,L ,, fl' 3 vs i UNFORGETTABLESZ Snail, Hilda Hitler, Griz, Big Sis, How gross, I feel nauseous, Brown 25, San Francisco, Ledbetters, Tennis, Monterey, Chipped Possum, P.S. movie theatre with L.K. and B.K., Getting lost going to ten- nis tourneys, Firemen, Clowns, Saul's, Hamlet, 7:55 Lori, 8:05 Nancy, 8:25 Linda, Fights, Bets, ICE CREAM, Let's do the rock, john Gardiner's Pillow Fights, Claudia, Help, someone is looking in the window, Nancy, here is the S15 for Linda's present. Mammoth, Buttskiing, Hi, Kelly, this is Lori, Night that there was a burglar at Linda's house, Nancy's SAT admission ticket, Ponderosa, Hey Bosco, Kelly, I won the contest, Dupars, Taft--, French Dress- ing, Rocky Horror Show, Orange juice, Claudia and Bio final, Studying for Chem final in Nancy's attic, ski show, Cathi, don't run that man over, Din- ner at Perica's, Cathy's Springfield Cornflakes, fam- ous Platos, B. N. in Cathy's car, CUB-GUB, Spraying CharIie , Black Christmas, Natural cereal at the Source, Mr. Orozco's class, Physics with Mr. C. TO: K.G., N.H., L.B., L.K., C.E., L.SA., C.Z., IIP 8: ANDY: THANKS FOR SO MANY GOOD TIMES AND UNFORGETABLE MEMORIES. IF I AM NOT FOR MYSELF? WHO WILL BE FOR ME? AND IF I AM ONLY FOR MYSELF? WHAT AM I? -HILLEL 0. My sw ,JZZWLS Semper ubi sub ubi. B.D.B. Special thanks to my parents who make everything possible, and to my friends- josh, Brandt, joe, john, Ron, Ron D., Mike, Andy G., David W., David A., Mary, Becky, Patty, Carolyn, Claude, Mr. Gregorio, Miss Crane, and to Tootie, a very special person who made my senior year one to remember. Your descendents shall gather your fruits. -Virgil This page is dedicated to my parents who were always there when I needed them. They have shown me the difference between right and wrong. Their love and under- standing will always be appreciated. I would also like to thank my friends, Helen, Renee, Jody, Lisa, Crissy, Lori, Berta, and Linda who have made my four years at Buckley very enjoyable. Thank you, Mrs. Helgeson, for all the help you have given me, and for making English seem a little more interesting. The good times we had at the Speech tournaments will never be forgotten. Hope is a waking dream. , 1 ,,,, i . 1, .s , Q- Y xi. 1, V i .A gi J, T 'si f. . ,- ' - ,': H1 1 se , -. if W, ri' i .vfu,'f,',a?,,f QflYf'2s.,:H'?'Q 2 on-.. A I.. 5-flu., - iv 1... ritz I I M Q A JA, 0 , . lg,,n,, .t , ,, if r , '. ' 53' , .cis-3, V - ' E, lg.. 1. ,,.:jf-.fs Viv-QE-ai. 6 1 'Y 1 , g l jg gagif, . - M . 5.32. Sglfjj y, , 'K ff' K -, LEW ' Y 'f! . 'ZH-4, T if if 9 'iv , .Lg 4-'aff-as , , , if-nf - v fig.: , ' ' as? 5' -,.,,,i' I-3 . . ll '.1H a'f -fffshf, Agmdh 33011165 Hifi' is 5 'AV When your love has moved away You must face yourself and you must say I remember better days. But don't you cry 'cause he is gone He is only moving on Chasing mirrors through a haze. Graham Nash No human relation gives one possession of another-every two souls are absoutely different. In friendship or in love, the two, side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone. -Kahlil Gibran 86 There are two ways of giving off the light: being the mirror that reflects it, or the candle. I dedicate this, my senior page, to the following people who have memorably touched my life. Mes parents: je vous aime et'je vous rernercie pour tout. I es- pere qu un de ces jours, maman et papa, vous serez tres fieres de moi. Papa AdLet Marnie: merci pour les jolis sejours a Castellaras. Anne: there may be better times, but this one is ours. -Sartre lean-Marcy my cousins, Camille, Caroline and Cat, Danielle: you are all so far away and I miss you with each passing day. Wouldn't it be nice to have you knock on my door? Susan, Claudia, Becky, Patty, Carolyn, Leslye: We can never return, but only look from whence we came. My teachers at Buckley who throughout my life here have given me a lasting gift: knowl- edge. Special thanks to Miss Billings for her concern and much time. Mr. Yao for his guidance. Mr. Reynolds for his encourage- ment and friendship. D RX, ,X I. -. his C5 we 'fig ' And Mr. Gregorio. .. -' V .. W 5 ag .. 1 V -1 I Q1 .,.,,, ii lll i if at bfpzwzziaaa fm Wu! . If IEW-YORK 'Eil- .ff-E3 ' If X I My thanks to all the friends that l have whad in my life-for each of you have changed my life in some way. Dedicated to that one special person who was al- ways there when l needed her, who understands me better than anyone else does and without whom, my life would be missing something. Special thanks to my parents for their undying love and guidance. I wouldn't have made it without them. .-E This above all: to thine own self be true. You give little of your posessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Nous ne sommes que dans Ia mesure ou nous nous creons. Mom, Dad, Lynn, and Grandmas: thank you for always being at hand to give me just the right advice, encouragement, and confidence. I love you all so very much! Carolyn, Chris, Beck, Sue, Cindy, and Paul: your friendship has meant so much to me. You've made this year the Greatest!!! Love all God's creation, the whole and every grain of sand in it. Love every leaf, every ray of C.od's light. Love the animals, love the plants, love everything. If you love everything, you will perceive the divine mystery in things. Once you perceive it, you will begin to comprehend it better every day. And you will come at last to love the whole world with an all-embracing love. -Fyodor Dostoyevsky Cl.e,ucl.Lf.-L l-lope. Zusncim. RFB?-f Huw .... ,, i ax A AK! ' I ll 7 X , K 5 X -- . ,, .1 xi xp 5. J? E vi gmt 5 v. Wfiiiiv.. af Q. 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IW' 3' -..a A-,f-..- .Lf ?....a....,a... ,u.,.AS-qu. .u. .:...a...a M n'f '! 5' -A- Sf--,J-, nu-!-A. g f yr L...u ..- Mdbfzfat-.-qpnangag 9 .1-M-I-NH E 1 :ff-fu V if ' V+ u - ' ' .. .fu .KH M rx ,- Y viva 5 .f f, Hvwm, ?,wm , , L X- ,,.., ' via' 13-aaewfn f STUDE T COUNCIL E E I I I BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Karazissis, Lesley Hawes-Secretary, David Abrams-President, Claudia Zusmar Treasurer, john Norcross-Vice President. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Izzy Buckley, Bonita Allen, Eric Lyden, Mike Patrichi, Abby Disney, john Tempe: eau, laclyn Kanner, Crissy Lyden, Ralph Bailey, jon La Lanne, Timothy Disney. NOT PICTURED: Bradley james. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Christine Tourand, Patty Kroner, Gary Schiller, Andrew Graham SECOND ROW: Helen Choi, Vicki Schiller, Carolyn Gorham, Marie Aglion, Becky Ranninger, laclyn Kanner, Heidi Pence Tari Schnepf, Rosemarie Ashamalla, Brad Mells, Michael Choi. ROW: Dorothy Osborn, Rosemarie Klein, Judith Lee, Kathryn Lang, De Ann Seid, jeffrey Rosenbaum, Carolyn Osborn, Katie Proffitt, Karen Sugar, Leslye Hawes, Robert Osher, Izzy Buckley, jimmy Silverstein, Leslie ndholm ROW: Theresa Klinkhammer, Erik Monsen, Abby Disney, Mike Godin, Nancy Harris, Claudia Zusman, Snell, Ray Stahl, Jody Smith, Larry Wells, George Gawartin, David Abrams, Ron Dykhuizen, jonathan Stone, Speight, Demetrios Vryonis. NOT PICTURED: David Crosby Douglas Schreier Brian Shear LETTERME LEFT TO RIGHT, FROM TOP: Mike Patrichi, Terry Gill, jerry jameson, Paul Ovale, Larry Wells William Spelght David Crosby, Richard Horner, Mike Godin, Bobby Osher, Tony Partridge, jimmy Silverstein, Hormoz Pourasgary Tony Griffin, Todd Hunter, Ron Stavert, Brandt Williams, joe Partridge, David Wright, David Bienert David Abrams Bobby Toboco, Ron Dykhuizen, Matt Kessler, Richard Crenna, james Baker, Coach Hartman Keith Blenert john Stone, Mark Ike, Brian Shear, Howard Tons Letterman Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: josh McLaglen-Vice-President john Norcross-President Ron Ormand-Sgt. at Arms Harry Fincher-Secretary Andrew Graham-Treasurer LETTERC-IRL LEFT TO RIGHT, FROM TOP: Kelly Green, Ileana Partichi, Becky Ranninger, Lori Snell, Patty Kroner, Nancy Harris Diane Thompson, Rebel Robertson, Berta Derentz, jenny Berger, Margaret Dana, Kathy Winter, lacquie Krukas lami Morse, Marna Thais, Mary McLagIen, Jeri Lu Dye, Carolyn Gorham, Susan Disney, Izzy Buckley, Denise Lewis Benita Karroll, Theresa Klinkharnmer, Bettina Bloch, Iennifer MacLeod, Debbie Stein, Debbie Williams, Lori Sands Leslye Karroll, Karen Sugar, Susan Maas, Leslye Hawes, Leigh Roshkind, Abby Disney Lettergirl Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Barrett-Secretary Claudia Zusman-President Chris Tourand-Vice President Cathy Evans-Treasurer . 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' 'Sqn - ' xJ,,J 1- if . .I gs- J 5, J: Q .1 W 133 5613 We 1 BLAZER STAFF Blazer Staff: CLEFT TO RlGHTl Claudia Zusman Becky Ranninger Brigitte Herschensohn Eric Lyden Crissy Lyden-Editor Gary Schiller Lisa Chambers Renee Arends Linda Hathorn SPEECH A D DEBATE 1 Speech and Debate: lLEFT TO RlGHTl Staci Belle Baker Rosemarie Klein Karen Sugar Michelle Sugar Michelle Moya Pamela Madey Bryan Winter IMAGES STAFF 6' IMAGES STAFF 'I976 Becky Ranninger, Claudia Zusman-Co-Editors Bryan Winter-Photography Editor Faculty Pages Brandt Williams-Boys' Sports Editor, Photography I it I Richard Horner--Photography Gary Schiller-Senior Pages Heidi Pence-Student Portraits Izzy Buckley-Girls' Sports Editor Denise Lewis-Girls' Sports Berta Derentz-Senior Candids . Dinah Szokol-Senior Votes Susan Disney-Advertising Editor Mrs. Charleton Brown-Yearbook Advisor - A Edmng IS a very serious and no-nonsense job. 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A . . 1 w 1 x 1 -' -rw-nn 1- uv- m ART A D PHOTOGRAPHY . , ,il l l AAlA l A X I f lx! :ZX 'UN Q65 I 11 P' 1. A., i I 1 1 -'UN 1 ll A 1 ,411 Ad 5 0 fa xaixigd ' mia Qi ap KF' gi, ,f - ' WHAT IS -W.S. GREATHEAD 'ii .MWF QE , elf! 27 WV QA W . K T ig? Ag ..., 1 f ii 1, M17 .K , V , Q M , 41 W v BICENTENNIAL WEEK DR BUCKLEY AND MISS FITZGERALD WITH SENATOR ROBBINS THE BUCKLEY SCHOOL SPONSORED VARIOUS AC- TIVITIES IN CONNECTION WITH OUR COUNTRY'S BI- CENTENNIAL THEME DURING THE FOUR DAYS OF FEB- RUARY 17TH-20TH. INCLUDED WERE A GROUP OF GUEST SPEAKERS WHO ADDRESSED THE DIFFERENT CLASSES ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE BICENTENNIAL. AMONG THE SPEAKERS WHO PARTICIPATED WERE ART STEVENS FROM WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS, MAJOR MAURICE PEERENBOOM IRETJ, SENATOR ALAN ROBBINS, AND IUDGE NANCY WATSON. MR. STEVENS DRAWING A DISNEY TRADEMARK ORE SPECIAL EVE TS DR. K'S BIOLOGY CLASS ON FILM N.B.C. CAMERAS ROLL IN BIOLOGY LAB. FT MR. STORY QUESTIONING FOR STORYLINE TELEVISION PRODUCER QUINN MARTIN OTHER GUESTS WHO VISITED OUR SCHOOL IN FEBRUARY WERE MESSRS. QUINN MARTIN AND RALPH STORY. MR. MARTIN TOOK TIME FROM HIS BUSY SCHEDULE TO SPEAK TO THE STUDENTS OF GRADES 10,1'I, AND 'I2 ABOUT THEATER ARTS, THE PREPARATION FOR ENTRANCE TO A THEATER ARTS SCHOOL, AND SOME OF THE INTERESTING ASPECTS OF PRODUCING SHOWS FOR TELE- VISION. MR. STORY VISITED BUCKLEY TO INTERVIEW STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND SECOND GRADE FOR HIS NEW PROGRAM, STORYLINE , WHICH PREMIERED FEBRUARY 28, AND PRO- VIDED, FOR THE STUDENTS INTERVIEWED, THE RARE EXPERIENCE OF SEEING THEMSELVES ON TELEVISION. T47 SPO11 V K .. B S4 Q , ,T I X ij V xx 1 , is '- ' K, ' 'env fi M :-2, '3..,., , wtf - , Q W ,gre f-9,1 4, j -5-at 5--,I V :mcg - f-M ,-,. . ' ,- --- ' ' .-N ' ,. ' . , 'T ,. ' 5 iw ,. 1 . - '2 5 la . . , fx, H51 I fird vams T B Wi .-- :J fi 5' 'iw ', .'fr Q,-. 9 ,.1fa:e'l'.iif-'tttil s ii'51 Q-- 24 Q , ,A 1'-iLife., , - . . 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In the finals, Buckley's principal, Dr. Karazissis and Coach Fred Garner defeated celebrities Charleton Heston and Carl Reiner. Proceeds allowed Buckley to resurface both courts to the same playing speed, and to build a much-needed half court practice backboard behind the field court. Coach Garner's team puts emphasis on youth. The tenth grade, nicknamed The Tennis Class , with seven lettermen, contributed fine singles and doubles play by Brian Shear, jamie Baker, Mike Godin, David Crosby, Eric Lyden, Paul Qvale, and Richard Horner. Todd Hunter, ajunior, is the team's third year veteran, while fresh- men Robert Gilley, Maxie Chung and Richard Thies are gaining experience. Buckley fielded a great team with depth and the majority of its members are on the Academic Honor Roll. We should win the Delphic League for the third and final time, as next year we will enter the stronger Pre aratory League, and we are looking forward to this chal- lenge. Again the highlight of our season was our annual flight and weekend to Catalina, where we were the guests of the Catalina Island School at Toyon Bay for a fine match and a tour of Avalon and Catalina Island. The completion of the Pavillion will give us a third court, and embryo plans call for constructing courts over the student parking area, thus giving Buckley first class facilities in this fastest growing of sports. --Coach Fred Garner - u f , - i ,ff- 1,1 ,:s:.f11,11, a PENN S 1976 i ,,.'. Q. Y ,- .g4 I ,, ,fi V.-ff .. Y f.,- M-. Y 1 3 x 1 r 161 lf' ,- 'TY Us nb-5 vw!- ,...., W..- .,1..,.... - --.nm M .1 Vf 9' L fi 1'-5. Mx 1 J ,.. ':'- - ff Hg -cw fn.-5 229.1 -83,5-w-1 f i H: ,bk K 92 x 0 I J- .1.. 1, fel. Agn, K ,g -5125! ,, :ar is n 'H BACK ROW, LEFT TO X g r, -N C9 pg..-X s Kfgjmr ,-.Tn RIGHT: Coach Beattie, Terry Gill, Ron Ormand, john Norcross, Keith Bienert, Bob Osher, Coach Hartman. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Fincher, josh McLaglen, Matt Kessler, David Wright, Brad Mells. TRACK or W 1' ' - S- . . C . - 3Yw . Qs- - ': . . 'A f.,-gy, '??'Q,-,'?.':, .A...t-. . , A A --. ,- . F -V, . ,ag 4 ,- 4 - - - - -5 - K' T31-. pa, .. Y ,v -' its ' - -4. ' 'L T - -v-F C , ' ' r. H ,A ' ,. . .,. ,x G- ' .. - 1 ' , fa .Q . 'I 7157 ' Ui aj.. i K5 ' McLaglen up and over ' -gi 7'2 -5 h 15 of 5 N A .,-...vu--nv T .'., . -H: - -A 'e'.-Q., A -- 'ff'g,p'-7. .. q,ffEm.g:.fr-Q -fra - '4 'J 'E-,ei -mul , L g Su 4' ...- ff:-' a, --. Y s .' ' .Q ,Z v Q Airheart strides ahead GW deafs bY 3 Whisker 1 eewvfrf--K V RSITY VOLLEYBALL L. ,A., , Q r 5 g M ii M,- 75 EQ,l'fL5QLlQQf25,93W5.21.E75 5 LEFT TO RIGHT BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Dana, Berta Derentz, Leslie Hawes, Susan Maas, and Teri Klinkhammer. TOP ROW: Lori Sands, Denise Lewis, Captain Isabelle Buckley, Carolyn Gorham, Abigail Disney and Coach Rae Marie Obie. .V ,,.1'f.1! w, 1 11 a 1 1, F132 I. 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ALEXA SHORE REAGAN SPIVA J S IENNIEER TU SHINSKY MATTHEW WERTHEIM DEBRA WITTLIN GRADE 2 MIEL ADAM KATHERINE ANDERSON 1 'Fe VASILIOS ARONIS HAYLEY BLAIN RANDALL BONE RAYMOND BREITWIESER CLAUDIA BUTLER KATHERYN CAGNEY SUSAN CEASAR ELENA CHUNG MARISOL CINTRON MARY CLANCY COLLINS FABIEN COUSTEAU KIMBERLY CROWLEY IESSICA GOIN I T A IEAN NOEL DeLONC-E CRAIG FORSYTH STEVEN GASSEN STEPHAN GUALTIERI HARLAN HAMLIN ELIZABETH HARPER SABRINA HARRIS CHRISTINA HODGE HOLLY IOHNSON GLEN IONES PAMELA KAMER IUSTIN KASSELS JESSICA KUNIN DAVID LAWSON STEPHANIE NIKLAS TIMOTHY PARK!-R CHRISTOPHER PARSONS MARCO PERRY DANIEL KELLEY SARIT KRELL GIA MARAKAS CAITLIN MEEHAN . TERRI PRUETT MARGARET RANSOM CARA ROBERTSON ELIZABETH RODGERS STEPHANIE RUSSELL GREGORY SETON SUZANNE SHOWERS CHRISTOPHER THINNES DAVID TISDALE MICHAEL WEINTRAUB VICTORIA WILDER IENNIFER WILLIAMS CLAUDINE WOLAS C-RADE1 EDWARD ANTONINI MORGAN BENDER IASON BERGMAN MELISSA BLUESTEIN GLORIA BURDETTE TUCKER CARLSON PAUL CATALANO THOMAS CODY RICHARD COLYEAR CHARLES COVINGTON HAIG DANIELS IOHN DAVIDSON JULIANNA DEARDORFF ROBYN DENT HILLARY DULIEN NICOLE EDWARDS IACQUELINE ELAM KATHERINE FAILLA DIONNE FEDDERSON CHRISTOPHER FURIE IOSEPH GELSON GEORGE HAYE SUMI HIRATSUKA ADRIAN HODGE ROSS CAMERON HILLARY IAMES HUNTLEY PAMELA LILLQUIST STUART LONGIN MELISSA MARSH VANESSA MARSHALL IEANINE NATALE ROLYNN NAVARRO ELIANNA NEIL GARRETT NOEL IOHN CARL OLSON GREGORY PARENT KRISTEN PAULL LISA PINCAY IOSHUA PRICE BART RAVIN RONALD ROTHENBERG CHRISTOPHER SCHNEIDER ALEXANDRA SELSMAN ALEKSANDR SHADLEY ANTHONY SMITH DUANE SMITH GARY STEIN GUERIN SWING IONATHAN TISDALE CHRISTINE TOWNSEND IAMES TWEEDIE ,,,, ,, , ANDY WANG A CATHERINE WASHER I I PAUL ANDERSON VICTORIA ARVQNJONES N , 7 I l I I L L LI T IOHN CHARLES BECK BRENDON BLUESTEIN KATHRYN BUCHER SCOTT CAMPBELL L I RAFAELLA CAPANNA LISA CAPPS BUCKLEY CARLSON CHRISTOPHER CHARLES STEPHANIE CLARK HEATHER COLYEAR COURTNEY CRAMER CHRISTINA CUDDY CHRISTOPHER DIETRICH MEGAN FORSYTH BROOKE DULIEN ERIC ECHTERLING DAVID FINKEL CHERYL FRANCIS LYNNE HARPER SHANE HASERIIAN ERIC HOMOLA HUSTON HUDDLESTON III CASSANDRA KARAZISSIS JOYCE KELLEY LORRAINE KRAUS RAINA KRELL CORINNE KUBELKA AMY LAWRENCE MICHELE LEE CHRISTOPHER LOVE GARY MEALS CARA O'CONNELL SARA PARSONS PEGGY CHERIE PEARSON in ' L 1 I , 4 , n . gi f LV mu. -In X, GOO' Q WILLIAM BILLY2f PESCHELT Z2 w... 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Sayww 'Vice - ?1'esi0Qwf7 Aftowvrose, Cafffivrncd ' THANK YOU FOR MAKING CUR LIVES BRIGHTER MATTHEW 84 CHARLENE PINEDA CGMPLIMENTS or THE BILICJURIS FAMILY RICHARD O. LINKE ASSGC., INC GREETINGS!!! PERSONAL MANAGEMENT 4405 RIVERSIDE DRIVE SUITE 103 BURBANK CALIFORNIA 91505 8 6900 BEST vvlsl-:Es THE MARTIN FAMILY QUINN, MUFFETT, JILL AND Curr CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIGR CLASS GF1976 FROM THE DALE RCJBERTSCJN FAMILY BEST WISHES TO ALL THE STUDENTS THE BUCKLEY MOTHER'S CLUB SILVER Reed Kc Barton Gorham Wallace Towle I nternutional Georg Jensen Lunt Tuttle Stieff Worcester CONGRATULATIONS, CANDY! WE LOVE YOU. N Q 914 Plifipa CVMVG 5 lar TMUTJ PORTRAITS WEDDINGS BAR-MITZVAHS P.O. BCX 3534 GRANADA HILLS, CA. 91344 PHONE 893-3318 CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF '76 ORMAND INDUSTRIES 'I20'I'I SAN VICENTE BLVD. SUITE 605 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90049 T0 DR. BUCKLEY- HAIL TO THE CHIEF N O EC ON CS BEST WISHES MR. 84 MRS. STAN CORNYN BEST WISHES THE KERKCJRIANS JEAN, KIRK, TRACY, LINDA CUNGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES MR. AND MRS. ALAN F. KANE JULI ANNE RACHEL ABIGAIL CONC-RATULATICNS AND GGOD LUCK TO CLAUDIA AND THE CLASS OF 1976 FRQM THE ZUSMAN FAMILY GLORIA, Bos AND LYNN STEVEN'S NURSERY 84 HARDWARE 12000 RIVERSIDE DRIVE NORTH HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA 91607 763 6296 763 6298 763 6297 877 9598 1239 SOUTH GLENDALE AVENUE GLENDALE CALIF 91205 NaIIy's UNIFQRMS :O:s::,2e2f.2:Q PHONE: CHap 5 6517 VENTUR MACDUUGAL ' M A'3JJ.E!JJ!!2A'.:RN.?.JGJ 3 BT Q5 QR! HM :N-,nn - E , -,., ... . .3 .. F4 K, . 1 -.2 ' . .1-3 1- 4 L:-,V . . : -I ' .rg .'--.:' '1 ' ' - X, , L ' 'DT 'f- -LAXC Aswn' 'V 2 .Qf'+.' , C ,:-w- ff? -9 ff XJ' '. EIT. 7 f '2--9311, ' 1 35- A4 - . ..'?Q--5'1 -f Y:-A-.f, l .- f ' .L ' . .N 1 A -, - - ' -'Q' - 1 , f :. . I '. - .ff :. , k ... , I I .41-F . .,, 1-I.. In ..-- . g.-' xg ' I A. ,. - -J-4 . fki-1.31, . JJ ,5 'n J. 'J J . Il J 1: 'S. .ll 3. .- h,gMJmXx 15450 VENTURA BOULEVARD SHERMAN OAKS CALlFORNlA 91425 HOURS: SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY10AlVl-5PM - THURSDAY-SATURDAY10AM-9PM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '76 JOHN, JACKIE, JOHN JR.andJENNIFER CCNGRATULATIONS FRCJM YVONNE AND DON MR. AND MRS. PAUL NEWMAN DIAL PRINTING AND OFFSET CORPORATION CONTINUED SUCCESS N FRANK MARTINO 14302 VENTURA BOULEVARD SHERMAN OAKS C2137 788-6212 BEST WISHES MR. 84 MRS. RICHARD O. THIES TRANS WORLD INSURANCE BROKERS 'I30 EL CAMINO DRIVE BEVERLY HILLS CONTINUED SUCCESS IN ACHIEVINC' YOUR GOALS THROUGH BETTER EDUCATION AND BETTER HEALTH ELAINE ANDIACK LaLANNE WARMEST WISHES MALKA YOUNGSTEIN LISA... OUR GIRL OF '76 LOVE MOMMY HONEY LORI THE CHAMBERS MR. AND MRS. WOCJDWARD BENNETT MR. AND MRS. MIKE HOLLANDER DR. AND MRS. HENRY GRAHAM MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK MELLINGER CONC-RATULATIGNS AND BEST WISHES TO THE BUCKLEY GRADUATING CLASS OF 1976 MR. and MRS. EDWARD F. WHITE and DAWNELLE BEST WISHES TO DR. ISABELLE P. BUCKLEY AND TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1976 SPORTING GOODS , 9 WW YOUR TRUST IS OUR AIM - 19325 SATICOY STREET RESEDA, CALIFORNIA 91335 PHONE C2135 993-1855 WE OUTFIT THE BUCKLEY TEAMS For The Sports Car You Need SEE HUHE BEVERLY HILLS 9022 Wilshire Blvd. 274-0225 TORRANCE Hawthorne at190th St 772-1504 EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS INTERNATIONAL CONGREAJEJIZATIGNS' 4405 MEDLEY PLACE - ENCINO CALIFGRNIA 91316 42137 345-1212 DAD, MOM, MIKE, PROFESSIONAL FINA, LARRY STIAIIZSLEEACEF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS 2-4-BUCK'-EY VINCENT NUCCIO PRESIDENT BRADAQET-?SCARY EQUITY GENERAL AGENTS, C2131 483-147 EST EIGHTH IN HONOR OF jlP'S GRADUATION THE HARWICK FAMILY MIWI, TOM and SAOWAPA'S SU N NY OF SHERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Sid Sanders Congratulate the Senior Graduating Class and wish each Graduate success in all future endeavors. THANKS FROM THE REX ALLEN FAMILY 12.1. Iggm ml. DR. 84 MRS. CHARLES B. FARINELLA PHILIP, MARY, LAURA DR. AND MRS. NORMAN WHITMAN THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO ALL THE GRADUATES WEST COAST PHARMACEUTICALS KELLY and GARTH GREEN 26 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '76 MICHELLE MARC MICINON MATTHEWS fi K AO RQ J Illls 1 K '5 , w f ' JI Lf 9 IX ' 'T I-'NNF A-'A XI ,ff ff JN' ffxl I ,, 57 e L MMAA f W f - xv ,V , ,E X,- 0 ' - L ET T TC '64 N I 0 Offsi- Ii I D DV O O C T Q A if ! XJ Just like being there Qu h Im: UI19l'9 flyer W 5.53 T.A.,U 'f3.'1'.I HOLLYWOOD SHERMAN OAKS WESTWOOD MARINA DEL REY WESTCHESTER SANTA ANA PALOSVEFIDES WESTCOVINA PALMSPRINGS SAN FRANCISCO SAN MATEO SUNNYVALE WE ARE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY ALLISON, STACY, KEVIN WACINER A C lulnnlnwl fl CUSTOM FIRESCREENS CUSTOM WINDOWSCREENS 84 GLASS ARE OUR SPECIALTIES OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 9:00-6 SUNDAY 10-4 GLENN MOORE BOB MOORE 13236 RIVERSIDE DR. 17729VANOWEN ST. SHERMAN OAKS, CAL. RESEDA, CAL. 789-7144 343-6738 SPECIALIZING IN 0 CUSTOM FIRESCREENS o GAS LOG SETS o FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT I o CUSTOM WINDOW SCREENS o GLASS FOR WINDOWS, SHOWER DOORS, ETC. o AND A FULL SELECTION OF HARDWARE, PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL H FRED. S. IAMES 84 CO. OF CALIFORNIA INSURANCE BROKERS AND CONSULTANTS SINCE 1858 3435 WILSHIRE BLVD. 0 LOS ANGELES 90010 C2131 385-0545 ERMAN OAKS CAMERA 84 SOUND, INC. YOUR BEST BET FOR EVERYTHING PHOTOCIRAPHIC I STEREO PORTABLE T.V. AUDIO EQUIPMENT 14005 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS, CALIF. 91423 981-2510 872-2292 HDVVAFID TDBDCD AND ASSOCIATES advertising-public relations 4 4 0 .I I 'Z 3 abacus PRINTING SL GRAPHICS, INC 16116 LEADWELL STREET! VAN NUY5, CALIF. 9 997-BB77 0 997-E878 CONGRATULATIONS 84 LOVE TO LORI FROM SPANKY AND THE GANG if V -.xi J V, x L64-:nada I J X N X X 5a.A.a.d.e AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER 14401 VENTURA BLVD., SHERMAN OAKS 981-2000 i' SALES 4 LEASING 4 SERVICE ALSO SELECT LATE-MODEL CARS 91 ' ', - .. MRS. PEGGY PEARSON MR. 84 MRS. LEONARD FREEDMAN TOUCH ME NOT WITH IMPUNlTY FIONA MaCDONALD FIELD COMPLIMENTS OF MG 0l'l 'S e 13925 VENTURA BLVD. STEVE GLEICHENHANS-STORE MANAGER CONGRATULATIONS DR. 84 MRS. WILLIAM H. FAETH Katie? mother offers personalized catering and party consulting I NN FAILLA I2 3I9852803 555223 -I A Xa Ulig Laffk flfllflbw a4nffZqu.s4 5' giffa DALE SNODGRASS RA BLVD. O SHERMAN OAKS 0 CA 9Ib GREETINGS FROM MR. 84 MRS. LESLIE SUGAR KAREN and MICHELLE CARTER FENCE CO., INC. De tout Coeur merci Mme. Buckley. Felicitations et meilleurs voeux 51 Christine Mr. et Mme. 1.1. Tourand arpeteria Q CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '76 from THE HASERJIAN FAMILY TED, JOY, RGCKY, LANCE 84 SHANE COMPLIMENTS ANDREW FELSHER VALLEY STATIONERS, INC. 14209 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS I8-0421 872-1130 BEST WISHES TO ALL MR. 84 MRS. LEONARD I. KANNER andjACKlE DR. 84 MRS. WARREN O. CAGNEY IR. IAMIE PRODUCTIONS JAMIE BAKER-PRESIDENT THE MORHAR FAMILY DICK PAXMAN TOPAX REF USE REMOVAL QUALITY IN SERVICE Commercial-Industrial-Apartments P.o. Box 5366 Sherman Oaks, Calif. 988 3535 jewelry boutique 9705 santa monica boulevard beverly hills, california 90210 l213I 275-3328 -- I V I-IE. 6140 NO. SEPULVEDA BLVD VAN NUYS, CALIFORNIA 91411 lNc0Rp0RA1-ED 781-4391 785-051 5 BARONE'S FAMOUS ITALIAN RESTAURANTS 10123 RIVERSIDE DRIVE NORTH HOLLYWOOD 769-3654 14151 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS 784-6226 IN MEMORY OF DAVID SCOTT MORHAR CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1976 GUY, IACQUE 84 HOLLI SMITH BEST WISHES DR. 84 MRS. ARNOLD FRIEDMAN OUR APPRECIATION TO THE BUCKLEY SCHOOL FOR THE OPPORTUNITY PROVIDED GREGORY I I DR. 84 MRS. ROY E. SHIPLEY CASA DE CLEANING 14020 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS 91403 783-3883 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1976 FULL LINE DELICATESSEN GOURMET FOODS - IMPORTED 84 KEG BEER FREE DELIVERY PLENTY OF FREE PARKING DINERS' AND BANKAMERICARD FIRESIDE LIQUORS 4405 Woodman Avenue Sherman Oaks, California 784 8728 IOHN TURDC MR. AND MRS. EVERT SIOGREN 7347331 O 15 .IHDE-:WEST CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR! P CHINESE DINING AT ITS BEST MARK' ABC Entertainment Center ' Century City 556 3388 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 84 MRS. WILLIAM G. LEE 270 THE BUCKLEY BULLETII' THE CLOSER YOU LOOK THE BETTER BUCKLEY LOOKS! THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK Charleton D. Brown Sales Manager CRENSHAW MOTORS 5311 CRENSHAW BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 90043 294-7134 SPECIALISTS IN MILITARY MINIATURES Valle: Qlaza ' ,GI-k1551e5 I - - -I ' - .ggfl , l2l60 Hamlin Street ' ?2g:'a-- -. North Hollywood f california 91606 rr 1 - If' ,V jedi' 'aw'-. I F, S f ,rf ha 1' . A . o PLASTIC MODELS o MODEL SUPPLIES o MILITARY BOOKS o MILITARY PRINTS o AIR BRUSHES o ART SUPPLIES o MILITARY GAMES PATRONS DR.AND MRS LOUIS ABRAMS MR. AND MRS. FRANKLIN B. AIRHEART MR. AND MRS. IOHN G. ALEX ARTAN FRAMES MR. AND MRS. IAMES A. ASSADOURIAN GEORGE BARNES FLOWERS MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. BARNES DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM W. BEAZLEY LAUREN BRENT DR. AND MRS. GERALD F. BRESNAHAN MR. AND MRS. SHELDON CLOOBECK DR. AND MRS. MICHAEL F. DILLINGHAM DR. AND MRS. LEOPOLD B. DULAWA MR. AND MR. AND HANNON MR. AND MR. AND MRS. IACK ELAM MRS. RICHARD R. GUNTER IR ENGINEERING INC. MRS. FRANK G. HATHAWAY MRS. HOWARD HORNER MRS. IOAN HUNTER PATRONS DR. AND MRS. FRANK W. IOBE DR. AND MRS. FRANK M. KAMER PROFESSOR AND MRS. DONALD L. KANTER MR. BARRY KAYE MR. AND MRS. ROGER E. KELLEY DR. AND MRS. MARTIN KRELL MR. AND MRS. DAVID A. LEE DR. AND MRS. EDWARD V. MADEY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS E. REEKS MR. AND MRS. MALCOM I. ROMANO MR. AND MRS. H.A. ROTHENBERCI IR. AND MRS. RICHARD EUGENE SCHNEIDER MR. AND MRS. KONRAD F. SCHREIER IR. DR. AND MRS. PAUL KENT SEC-RIST MR. AND MRS. IACK B. SOWARDS MR. AND MRS. CLYDE TRUMBORE THE WELCH COMPANY MR. AND MRS. RICHARD WHITFIELD MR. AND MRS. IAMES L. WILCOX CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1976 We hope our buses made it a little easier for you. CROWN COACH CORP. Distributors of Crown-Prevost and Bluebird buses. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '76 MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WILLIAMS BRANDT AND TAIA Godman Auto Parts Co. ROBERT M. HINES GENERAL TIRE SERVICE Wishing the Class of 1976 many years of safe driving. Tires, Brakes, A and Tune-up Iignment, Gas, 14412 Victory Blvd. Van Nuys LUCKY LADY WILL BE THE OUTSTANDING PICTURE IN 1976... SAYS NANCY EVANS STARTS EGYPTIAN THEATRE RfS'DfNT HOLLYWOOD 13323 Ventura Blvd. Phones 788-2741 Sherman Oaks, Calif. And 872-2635 LEILA ZARRUS mm d CONGRATULATIONS TO- GACONSOLI E OODSCOMPAN VURES PO NEEDS BUCKLEY'S much appneciatcbn To CL most QOOPU't.CUJll.-Ib qaonboob OTQQP- c:L C2g,u.d' YI Rw 4aqai'2ma,wn5Z'01i1J2f'a0ZfI BICENTENNIAL CLASS -DESC OIPGAI, OPILICI-Dubidf EOLI'on.sI SPQGIOH.--IYTOIICSTTDSTJJSG-Y1 ,gof1.hQn.. OF 75 ZXPUG1 HO-Odlnhq O?'fhc. Qdoviablrvq P0-41955 FROM CY?.tD:goy.J'e To Bfu..fo.n LUIQOTU1. Jz. I is muliianl-excctdubvp of qpmmq 5 -Coqompaqes 06155 MR. AND MRS. CHARLES brLc:cn'tf.nnia,L aclmbn of Imagrggl To each 0? qou. on-aloe. stile? -. mu MCADAMS 753110-fkf' - I-fQ5.'BnoLun :5 '2'..s.Q'f j0STEN'S A C SH ES F '76 if EARBOOK P MIKE ARNoNE'2e PubIisher's Representative i - ' -' - ,. ' sqgj, , 7 e e e e f er To the Buchiey Studentt and theia Panentz It oeemi miie and appaopaiate to quote Sin Chaaiea Beit 05 London. In 1833, he waote, H15 the chiid upon the paaent'a hnee it unconocioutiy incuaaing a debt and Ataong a55ection4 gnow up 40 natuhaiiy that nothing ii mone univeaaaiiy condemned than 5iiiai ingnatitude, we have but to change the object 05 a55ecti0n to 5ind the natuaai Aounce 05 aetigion itLet5. we mutt ohow that the cane 05 the moot tendea paaent io nothing to be compaaed with thoae naovioionb 50a oun enjoyment and aa5ety which it not oniy beyond the ingenuity 05 man to paovide but which he can haadiy compaehend white he pa05it4 by them.n I5 man, 05 ati Living caeatuaeo, be aione capabie 05 gaatitude, and thaough thit iente be capabie aito o5 neiigion, the taanti- tion it natuhai Aince the gaatitude due to paaenti it abundantly moae moing to Him who two him in hit biood and Aaid, ULive.H That: Giving the hand its mechaniom and vitai endoumentbcoiii evince deaign. Some wine Apiaituai ieadea aaid, nlt in not oniy out duty but oua pniviiege not to oveaiooh ii5e'o punmo4e.H It btaato when we aae bonn--ii5e'a examination and the tub-totai 05 aii we do deteaminei oua 5inai gaade and the deatiny 05 immontaiity. Studentt and panento behoid oua Da. Ioabeiie Buchiey, the bieioed guaadian who heats and beet with the tauth and voice 05 wiodom at daiiy the communeo with you the pa050und expeaienceo 05 ii5e and hen inheaent abiiitiei in education. At the tame time the aacaed haiimaah 05 devoted iove 50a humanity it wnitten on hen ooui. Pau attention to thit unique lady, noun objective obteavea and teachea. Rememben the meaning5ui thinga the teachea you and coaneiate them in youa mind. She cuituneo youn emotione. we aae powenieaafoithout cuituae, 50a cuttuae in education, ocience, and ant ane the meant 05 aeaching the uitimate goat itoei5. One moae thought--the Aupoiy 05 time ia tauiy a daiiy minacie. You wake up in the moaning and youa puate it magicatiy 5iiied with tventy 5oun houni. It it noone! It is the moat naevioua o5 noooeoaioni and no one heceivei eithea mone on ieai than you. You cannot matte tomoaaow. It io kept 50a you. You have to iive on thit twenty-50un howus og dolly Lime. Out og lt you have to Apln health, pleaaune, money, contentment, neapect, and the evolution 05 yowi lmmoletal soul. lla moat eggectlve uae lo a molten og hlgheaz ungency. All depends on this lnexpllcable naw maatvulal og evmythlng, and when- even we aaowne that we do not have time gon anything we don't want lo do, we would well loolz cane5ully al the total time lhene ls and own uae 05 all the howw. In John Rullzlnbs awaiting, I nememben one gneat gact cleanly elated: Theme bs no wealth but ll5e, and we might well add fthaat time bs the eaaence og lt aa swlgtly li: moves ws lnto Elennbty. To The Buckley School oftagg and all co-wonhefw, my almple fthanles aae alncene and to fthe gnaduaating class, nemembefz., always have galth ln yowwelvea. My wanmesft pefusonal neganda, Leda Polland BEST WISHES RESIDENTIAL SERVICES, INC. 1801 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles, California 90067 The Standard of Excellence in Home Services Now Celebrating its 12th Year Telephone 277-0770 Wes Carlson, President EDITORS' Nonas I A yearbook is a creation. As with all creations, one starts out with little more than an idea, and produces some- thing of enduring value. For the past six months, it has been Claudia's and my job to sit down and create, and we have, in spite of lost photos, early deadlines, and inexperience, succeeded in producing what you now hold in your hands, the 'I976 Buckley IMAGES. It is far from perfect, but I am satisfied to say that this book con- tains a large part of me, and that both Claudia and I have finally finished what only a few months ago seemed like an endless and impossible job. I would like to thank several people who have made it easier for both of us: Mrs. Brown, for providing a steady rock in our fits of hyperactivity, Bryan The Mole Winter, Iso named because he spent so much time in the darkroom that he can no longer stand to look at su nlightl for taking and developing the bulk of the photographs in this book, and for putting up with my erratic moods, Brandt Williams for coming through with the sports section and some fantastic layouts, Sue Disney for singlehandedly producing the ad section in this book, Mike Arnone, for silly songs, being late, and lots of reassurance: So what if you're 280 production days behind? I guarantee you'll have your book on timeI And finally, Claudia, for all the lighthearted moments we've shared in producing IMAGES. I would never have been able to do my job efficiently, had these special people not made themselves a part of our yearbook. IMAGES is my last contribution to Buckley, and it has certainly left me changed. I knew virtually nothing about producing a yearbook when I accepted this job. IThere are those who will attest to that even now.J I learned, however, and I hope that this book will have some type of impact on the students, because it is for the students that a yearbook is produced. For the departing seniors, this book represents the final tie with Buckley. If, in looking back on this book in the years to come, it elicits in you a happy memory, a glimpse of something you'd forgotten, or even just a smile, then my job as editor will have been worthwhile. Good-bye and Thank You! -Becky Ranninger The 1976 edition of IMAGES represents an innovation in yearbook production. New styles and techniques bud from these pages. However, the changes in IMAGES result from much more than artistry and novel methods. IMAGES was produced by the dedication of our working staff. We have worked under pressure, but in unity and with grace. Looking back upon the past months of production, I chiefly remember the devotion we have shared in an attempt to make for you the greatest yearbook possible. I sincerely hope that IMAGES will provide you with an anthology of your fondest memories, this has been the desire of Becky and me. My greatest desire, however, is that the quality of 1976 IMAGES reflects the sincere devotion by which we have composed its pages. I would like to thank the following people for their care and dedication to the production of the yearbook: Bryan- Because the bulk of photos in this book are yours, you know what it's like to be a lone photographer . I ealize what a great effort you have put into IMAGES, and l thank you for being so conscientious and dedicated. randt- Thank you for acting so quickly and so thoroughly when the deadline for Sports Pages crept upon you- ou've done QUITE a job! I usan- You have accomplished a great feat. Thank you for handling all the advertising pages single-handedly. rs. Brown- I can hardly believe that you've been able to put up with your co-editors for these past months. hank you for your patience and understanding, and for listening to our ideas. r. Arnone- Your gentle, assuring, and humorous manner has given us boosts of confidence at critical times. e love you for your kindness!!! nd finally, BECKY- Thank your for balancing IMAGES with your paste-ups, montages, and especially your evelations when my ideas wentdry. You gave me the confidence that 1976 IMAGES could meet our expecta- ions. It is with your help that IMAGES has met the quality of our desires. Thank you for EVERYTHING you've one- and for always being there! ll -Claudia Zusman AUTOGRAPHS Courtesy of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Shore Michael, Richard, and Alexa QQ 'M .-1, .,,: K 1'3- HZ .S i vi Zh. - cd . Q-ax 1 is 'ev AJ -uf Y 4Mf- ' X ,E .f ,NVQ r ff. 'f A. A- , ,t A --.Aw mths . if Z .Wa 1 t . 4. eff' A X .,-U I Q . -mi If 1 .nk L Q.. Q -, If' A. - . rf I 'S f' , . ' RAT' ' K, . A-M .,. n . ' , 'w . , H . 55.564 V ..' 1' 0 'F 'Q MZ. fax 1 Nik . . A I I. y,,,...4 0' -' v 1 ,,u', I K - 'Q-'Q x -jf K f . in . '- l Xa ,, Y' . Q .. y ws.- A X YN., . .w 'G 7,...' . 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