Buena Park High School - Los Coyotes Yearbook (Buena Park, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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J, 'J Nb Q w x N P f ' up dqlb ' N 9 x X x Q X w. 4. Qu . NX, 4 if X- BUEHH PHRH HIGH SCHUUL 1 V, lf X . HOY 6-JA T0 BPIZ - A - HDIHIHISTHHTIUH HIID FHIIUHU PHGES 6 . . . I5 S N f cfA K Y Q JUHIUHS 42 .... 49 sfnmns 22 . . . 41 ' u f on .. . umfnf TU funn IT ffmunfs 92 . . . 109 ,.-g. .1, 1 msnnlzmluns 70 . . , 91 F L i .. T - Q i Y':a4f A gy jsnvnnmunfs ann fnfsnmfn so , . , so SPURTS H0 Kitchen duties are accomplished by Mrs, Killeen as skillfully and neatly as her classroom duties. 9395 A ,E Q SQ. FD. va. li Q ff' H4 r Mrs. Killeen, a three-year member of our faculty, works with Journalism and Publications classes THE l96O yearbook staff of Buena Park High School proudly dedicates this Los Coyotes Annual to Mrs. Catherine Killeen, whose support and encouragement have made possible our annuals since l958. She has been of vital importance to our campus, teaching English, journalism, and publications here for three years. Be- sides co-ordinating yearbook activity, part of Mrs. Killee-n's time is spent in supervising editions of our school paper, Paw Prints. Before coming to our campus, Mrs. Killeen taught arts and crafts at Western Junior High. Although she prefers teaching iournalism to teaching arts and crafts, she spends many enioyable moments working with arts and crafts as a hobby. Prior to her teaching career, she lived in Wyoming where she attended the University of Wyoming. She and her husband, John A, Killeen, who is a Vice Principal at Bellflower High, have been happily married since l945. Not being superstitious, they were married on a Friday, the thirteenth. P Those who have had Mrs. Killeen for a teacher know that she is interested in the student as well as the subiect. Thank-you, Mrs. Killeen for being so vitally interested in school activities, and for making this annual possible. ' i'?1 oi kd. lb P X C, J 1 my . 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'Wi fun ASTA MATT E BERKEY ELIZABETH BOIES DAVID General Moth En 'Sh III Wvfld HISIOVY Typmg T U S History vi-us BRYANT DON rv- ang, CASEY CLAUDINE CLAFFEY WILLIAM Physnccl Educatuon Physucal Educotuon Shorthand Health Educcmon Typlng I CURLEY PAUL DAE WILLIAM :sh I 4 II IW: If S annsh I II 'EFS ff-. Q' DOBSON R BRUCE Graphsc Arts I II D cl tlng II III ff' N?-,VZ -QW' pq 1 ENOS CHARLES G rsh III J FORD FRANK Sennor Problems U S History Chi GIBBY DELBERT F Socual Sfudues Spanish I Englnsh 'GJ' FOLLETT LAWRENCE R World Hustory n If 257700 552217 4 552217 5 .J- kv me Arr GALLEGOS MARTIN H Bookkeepmg Spanish I Typlng II S 'N 1 GRONSTRAND SARAH Llfe Scrence German I Biology '.'? FORBES DONALD od I II Drafting I GEARY RONALD G Ish II Q' V' GUDGELL JANET R Physical Education 2 2 . . I , J ?' J fj 2. O Q 'I , f g 'Q - , iq f - . - , J Engl , IV ' WO ' I HI E glish I ' ld 1' If Zi ZZ Z3 if me 1 .. fs S I : 2 1 ' ' M' If - f' . K , A 8 .1 2 X n . .. 5 I A' ITS r F N I 1 ., lvl ' V 15? L f isl ' ' Engl' , In J V , ,xi Q1 4 In fn' n I J 4, . ff' I W I in -z.. ax I I . I I 2 is E h I , HEFFERN DICKSIE Physncal Educatuon General Busuness Typvng I an, T... HOOVER MARVIN Physucal Education Drnver Trannlng 944 wh 'Q F? 4. ' ' WF HOLM JACK D English IV xl HUGENBERGER ROBERT I HOLUB DAN J Physical Education Dnver Educafxon HUNNEX GEORGE A nch I I Spannsh I .SEX if-v-'J rv' 111-. --27 1-9 QQ Z1 E i fy ii KJMWA kim HURST MAQGARET KERIAN VAHRAM KILLEEN CATHERINE P General Scvence n I .I urnalnsrn I II World Husrory Orchestra Publlqghong General Math Chow En .gh H I ' gi x ' . 1 F I' I I I 1 S . fx R LAY, I ilstll 'N . . , J I nu- , A ' Art , II, III Fre , I - 1-ff-' gi I p . ' - I I H ,pl F H1 f . .HK ',ff,-Inf , . A gg-.:, !,.'L',' ff' ' x 'K ',,,: , - 5 'A , '. 4 X- Y .k xi 'T-'Rf A 1 if IX ' 5 L- ,I B . v ' . 3' Q ' 1. ' I v . ' '-X 0 1 , ' ' 'S W i 'E ' -0 2 I E ffl' i ai 'i f .xg ' If E , 46 I ,E fl ,F 111, '22 I 4 ,, ' -J L31 f- . PM ' I ' .1 'W , in ' A, yr ' ' , 5,5 5 ' p- ' - e A v f A Ba d , II Q ' I A . glr KLIPPENSTEIN ELMER G Algebra II Geometry Physncs ' 'rx 'va' ff' 5354? fm 5 ifyxelgii LUNDE NUELL C rnculturel II III MARVIN ROBERT W Physucol Educcmon V34 L1- Q? LOONEY H L LUBIN ROCHELLE Physuccul Educcmon Eng ash II f 1 affix' MALICH E SCOTT MARTIN PETER J Physical Educotuon Lnbronun fa MCINTIRE MARIETTA S Homemokmg ll IH 3 ff- NORDSTROM Enghsh Drnver Education 7 Driver Trolnlng 1, fu RUTH NYGORD MARY OLSON RALPH A Homemaknng I Metal Shop l II Child Core .XVJ 0 N, x-fi Q. PANTAGES JOHN World Hnsvory WX! PILLING FRED E REES JANET RIOS RITO US Huitory Physlcal Educotuon Spcmsh Ill IV Cnvucs Leodershup 'il- fr SCHACHTER SAUL X ri -.A U1 f-- nun' SEAGAL STEVEN S SMITH JAMES M Algebm l General Math Electronics I ll I G90me Y I BGSIC MUTl'l General Moth fa 4 Ili Algebra I J ffh. Q. 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Faye Travis Edmoma FVGVWCGS Pofferson CWUT dU'ln9 U SPOVS 'Women' Chaney Lnllnan Brawley Opal Broyles Mary Shaw Faye Patterson Ill HlHEllllll PllHllS THEU SUPPORT UUH SCHUU Q Secretaries Ollie Feernsrer, Alice Rivera, Rae Povner, Joyce Poo isfrafion, f rss Wm' Z Y l, and Belly DeMato are always wlllnng lo help sludenvs and aclmm- l N -g 'A-RX N I .xx CUSfOCllGf1Sr fifif 'OW' leff fo flghlf GUS Olionf Joseph COVWY, Chauffeuring Buena Park students to and from school each Robert Turner, l-lorry Jordon, Second row: Adolph Warnke, Par dgy Ore, gob Swgndle lgedly Tommy Reid, Tommy Thompson, Moore, Angel Sofo, Paul Russell, Leo Baker. Not piclured, Hun- Hef Q ' l1lE PEHCEU THE EXECUTIVE PUEUER 'Ui Davud Gubbs our Student Body Presudent has shown loyalty and good uudgment un all Coyote cffaurs STUDENT GOVERNMENT plays an Important role un any hugh school The leaders chosen must be depend able courteous capable eftucuent and set cu good example for the student body The Executuve Cabunet should work well together un carry ung out school dutues makung de cusuons for the student body and representung the students un any way Thus year our oftucers chosen have contauned all of these fune qualutues Each one has done an ex cellent uob un representung Buena Park Hugh School Members of the Leadershup class work closely wuth Our Executuve Board rner'nb9rS WOI'l4 well together the Executuve Bogrd as they make decusuons as to how we can um prove our campus and govern student cffcuurs .5 it E L- 1 1 I 1 V T-7 5 y . . . u X X I 1 ' Q . . 1 1 UF BUEHH Pllllll Ill THE HHIIDS Ill f, .Xl S Rnchard Agunlar our Vuce Presudent has done Secretary Anuta Gutzmann and Treasurer Bll tremendous rob un helpnng to lead the student Yocum have each done cm fune 'ob an theur offtces body and student congress Sylvaa Gober Socuol Chaurmon and John Lnndsay Promotung school spnnt ond interest In student ac Athletuc Manager have encouraged better student tnvntues was the 'ob of Lunda Allen Publucnty Chaur partlcnpotnon and sportsmanshap en Coyote functlons mon and Jlm Briscoe Pep Chalrman 2' i +--. S I l I l I I 4 I l-. , , , , 1 at fi I . . . ,IA . ,, V A , J ' 'C '7 .A ' xr , 4 1 .7 I ' , I, . If , 4. ,sr f 5, y . r , g V37 l ' ' I ' ' a ' , i ' I . .5 .. ' 1- - - ,. . X ' k , ' c 73 f ' ' t ' 'P Q 1. fi: . , v I i N V ' I . I f '3 A ' ,, if 1- X ' ,V X X ' 1 x -, N Ir ' I V r I - f ' I I r J ! K X - '- . x To f 4, K E W fx ' .Ts ff' -Q ., ix? -- Q JUSTICE IS Pflll llllill BU THIST Bllllllllll 'Ulu Q5 John Cooper Chref Justuce of our Supreme Court has used wrsdom and good ludgment In trying our Court Cases -il, Court Justlces John Fernandez Darlene Feems ter Linda MacKay and Jerry Kelly know the importance of berng able to make a decusnon OUR STUDENT COURT has been an exnst ence for two years This IS the Judlclal Branch of our school government The members of Student Court are appointed at the begnnnung of the school year by the Executive Cabinet wlth the approval of two thirds of the votes cast by the Student Congress The purpose of the Student Court IS to enforce the laws whlch have been set up by the student body faculty and leadershnp classes ln this way students realnze the Importance of following and obeynng laws whlch are necessary for their own protectlon Citations are given to students for var nous musdemeanors outlmed ID the Stu dent Handbook Only Student Congress members and student body officers may wrlte out crtatlons The Student Court then trues these cases and sentences the offenders as they see flt The Justices have used thelr best ludgment In try Ing all cases lustly and sentenclng stu dent offenders -me QE 5 Court experiences which Carol Nushlzu Gayle Foster Duane Beasley and Mxke DeLuca gann wall be valuable to them nn later years An other .lustuce not shown was Sharon Charles , t rt ' ,, , . ' t 'J , I I 5 , . F . A ! 1 ,tl J A I if ig l A T ,. T' 'T ' 1 E 757' 'Q J . gr- 3, A A X y-- J N 9 A ,n ff -C g , ' X , X E . 5 , . M Rx A ' 7 3 , X I M I , e , . E' all ' 3 ' tag lf 3 2 31 REPRESEHTHTIVES Ill THE LEGISLHTIVL BRHHCH STUDENT CONGRESS FIRST SEMESTER Bottom row left to right M Flowers D Smuth M Bengamun B Hensley G Whalen G Geary F Wheat L MacKay B Pavel G Facrana Second row J McClanalwan S Poore C Barnes S Dennison J Poore K Ash C Fu' no S Swe ney P Burnley Mr Rnos advrsor Third row B Catron L Benedict J Godden M Martunez R Mayagoma G Davus M Coffman P Stuggs F Belrwrendt B Louwsma R Agurlor S JD NT COIN Q SS S 'VND SEM ST Bottom row left to nght G WFalen L Mrner A Hetnernann S Herne-mann B Hensley F rno S Tabor C Lu nt eld J Cheney M Montgomery Second r w K Allan L Benedrc R Agumar oawsfv Cc e Da Be'n,c omg A Martrnez L Nowak M Frace N Ruzzne Busy, busy is our staff, Completing the annual with much craft. Selecting o theme to fir the school, Ne'er abiding by the rule. How many pages will we need? Will the pictures fit or bleed? Catching people while they're na In order to display our trapping Ability for snapshot pages. lNot expecting any wagesl Reading copy, correcting errors, Assembling pages, done in pairs, Compiling an index for all students. This is our staff using iudgrnent and prudence Keeptng an mtnd that ftrst rmpresstons mean much MGYY BOUCHIGI' 5ylvIO Medlno and Georgra Roth Brenda Rogers Nancy Wlnttmer and Carole Wnlltams work to make the Senior Sectton outstandtng work on the Openlng Sectton .wk '-nk 'Q- ,Aa Speclal attentuon ts glven to Classes by Joyce Showtng how clubs play an Important part on the Stngleton Martha Coulter Susan Appley and Duane campus are June Mucarto Lynda Banks Lots Ftltth Froslte and Shrrley Denmson Covernng sports events an the annual are Harold Meadows Boys Sports Ltnda Very Gtrls Sports and Art Edttor Dtck Abernethy Boys Sports Not Getttng Ideas for copy are Sherry Heath and Bonnue pictured JoAnn Thorne Girls Sports and picture Burkhart of the Features Sectton Editor 4' G ,V , 5 ,ff ...wr ' am'- , , f V if' I yiif . 1' X xg, A Y ,r 5 .X 'lx I - g- ' . , X M k , - x .. , w S 5 '- C 1 gr, ,C s f -. 1 I 1 f I , 1 A ' . 41 , 1 ' r 4 ' , 1 ' t ' - I ' . . I . 1 'TL VW Zlllll ,l JUPITER He whose all consclous eyes The world behold The eTernal Thunderer saT enThroned In gold Hugh heaven The TooTsTool of his feef he makes JUNO And wade heneaTh hanw all Olympus shakes Juno was The rnosT WorThy of The goddesses The n'TosT gueenly Ox eyed says Homer Says Herlod golden sandaled and golden Throned Gloruous beyond compare was her presenc When she had harnessed her horses And dnven TorTh The golden wheeled chdnoT ThaT Hehe rnade ready An ThaT The Hours seT asude Fearful Too could he her wraTh 22 - ' Trrll N X r:-MZW, f 1 j, I D N - ,ff 4 ' N X if X J rf ' T ,f alll T f ,Tl ll l, l 4 ll f .1 - X lll ,rf fffin,-N J, . lf g 'll If T' !,,4 L 0 ,i Ill T : Tl Us NTT lm l f ll , ,ln'l y T li' fl ll T lf i ! I X 4 i Leon Cheney President I A' J! Q! Sllllllll CLHSS THOSE SENIORS graduating this June have been the first grad- uating class in the history of Buena Park High School to senle the school in many ways through the entire four years of high school. Taking over the fine duties and work of Kenny Acton, last year's senior class president, was Leon Cheney, who also did a fine job carrying out the many duties of his office. Assisting the presi- dent were three well qualified seniors, Larry Benedict, vice- president, Diane Froslie, secretary, and Bill Albrecht, treasurer. The senior class sold pennants at the football games to help raise money for its various proiects and events such as the prom held in May, and the senior class gift. They also sponsored serf day which helped build the treasury and also proved to be very successful with the entire student body. The graduating class of 1960 will always have fond memories of having been a part of the development and growth of Buena Park High School. I! 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I J ,feng , 3 , , is ,I r-: ygrgg .5 'L . .U L I gi Igwgg, rig: V7 X, K, -, . . 1: rn in.. . - f QM RICHARD W ABERNETHY RICHARD AGUILAR BILL ALBRECHT KENNY ALLAN LINDA MARIE ALLEN Track 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Drama Club 4 LOS COYOTES 2 3 Edrtor 4 LOS COYOTES 4 Track I 2 3 4 Sensor Class Treasurer Paw Prmts Sports Edntor 4 Publlcrty Chalrman 4 Student Body Vrce Presrdent Chess Club Football Manager 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 SUSAN APPLEY Publication 4 CAROL ARMSTRONG Grrls League Girls League mu in CAROLE ANDERSON Y Teens Gnrls League DEANNE BAKER Drrll Team Chorus I 2 Grrls League 'N Cl-IETA MAE BARNES Chorus I RALPH w BARE GHIS LBUQUS ,rx JOHN BARRERA Ill Chorus 24 Spannsh Club I ,aff-w ff fc f I SANDY BAXTER GAA I LYNDA BANKS LOS COYOTES 4 GAA Drrll Team 3 DIANE BEASLEY Student Court Grrls League , , 'vllry . xx t R. . I . .f I I l l, g is .4 , , , ra I :.-ji I Q, A Q ' 0 r I I 1 D nf 5 A 'l - Q' s . .L , ' 'Ev' 4- essay I. 'nf - I Q ' , X 1, Q E, x ' Q- -' yr I 1 Q f ,. ' 3 GD 'X I A 1 - I ' as fe an I It 9 , gk ' xx str' KATHLEEN BECKER FLOYD L BEHRENDT Drama Swimming 3 Cholr Football 2 Basketball l MARY BOUCHIER Gnrls League Treasurer 2 Junior Attendant Christmas Formal Los Coyotes 4 JIM BREMER JAMES BRISCO Sclence Club Preslden14 Football l 2 C5 l 2 3 4 Water Polo 3 4 Chess Club 34 Yell Leader 4 KATHY BYARS Paw Prnnts 4 GAA l 2 3 4 JAMES CABRERA FBLA 3 FBLA 4 Q LARRY D BENEDICT Paw Prmfs Edufor 4 Semor Class Vnce Presudenf CSF 3 4 '-'-K JAMES L CARDER Fl-A 3 Football 'U' ROBERT BERGERON SANDY BOHACEK GAA 3 Gzrls League finds was-aiww.w4h 2 PHILIP BROOKES Track 3 4 CSF 2 3 Pres 4 BONNIE BURKHART GAA l 2 3 4 LOS COYOTES 4 ALLAN LEROY CARTER Cross untry 3 RICHARD CASSEL T Water Polo S Swnmmnng Ana -IA is 'l A J , L 'F .L , 1 , V, V is x , ' I l . N X F' J' as L V 1 --P .., . - f V FK I ,.,, .,,,bVA V7 ' x I ' V Y QA ,W QL ,Liu -,Q V A ' D Q., 5 , . I ' -.sk : ,L ' . L w Yi T T ' T- T . ' , as ' . , LVVVL M Y V!Xh,17.,.gf'- fl i I fi ,,s, 5 Q A t F I' ' ' V 1 I I I I 2 - . V .. 40 w . 1 2 L N. I ' Hi.-Y , , , ' ck 1 ci ce ' ' 1 X 5' ' L 9- 4- SHARON CHARLES GAA Student Court Paw Prints 'S sed 1 ii I LEON CHENEY Senior Class President Baseball 2,3,4 CSF CONNIE CONROW JOHN LILBURN COOPER Ill GA 1 4 National Forensic League Drill Team 3 Junior Class President 1 , 5- g J- , 4. A ,4' . N 6' X x ,A JEANNE CIOCHO ROSEMARY COLE FBLA 4 CSF l,2,3,4 French Club Choir 'l,2,3,4 PAT DAMITER GARY DAVIS Song Leader 3 Football 4 Chorus l HI Y 4 GAA Student Congress IU' ' v f LOUIE G DEFELICIS LOS COYOTES 2,3 -q :TQ 'af l1,.-9 MARTHA COULTER Y Teens 2 3 Future Teachers 3 LOS COYOTES 4 HAROLD COU RSON GLEN DEFORD t .. -15 C-ag. A, rf' JUDY COLLINS LOS COYOTES 3, Associate Editor 4 Student Congress 2,3 Drill Team 3 iv' TED CURRY Basketball 3 Sports Editor 2 3 Drama T 2 3 MIKE DELUCA Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 3-5 07 C bfi A . ' A - , - CSF - , qs . 5 ,' I A . - Q W' 5 x y t , ,I Q : Q Af-Q4 SHARON DETER Chorus I 2 3 4 Paw Prints 4 R SHARON DRIPPS Science Club Girls League GAA 4 i Ginn., T ff? T. BRUCE FANCHER Football 1,2 Yell Leader 4 Al fx VIVIAN DIAZ Girls League 'C' vvsqs 'An AM ,z bn- BARBARA ANN DOHERTY MARION DOSS DICK DRIPPS CSF 3 4 FBLA 3 4 osx fum ROGER ELLI T JERRY FERGUSON HELEN DUMAS MERILEE LOUISE DUNBAR DEAN DYER GAA I 2 3 4 Science Club President 3 Truck I 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Football 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Football l, , NANCY FERMAZIN Basketball l,2,3,4 Debate Team Baseball 2,3,4 GAA 'ir 4:-t A ',.g 'W ,. . 4 I ,.- . , .5 ,- -5,.Il'. -Wi? A BENAY FOOS FBLA , Drill Team 4 FHA Secretary 2 17 JANICE FORISTER Drill Team 3,4 A Junior Planning Committee fwg 'VS Ms! SHERI FOX PAUL FRIEDRICH DIANE FROSLIE Tennis 2,3 Senior Class Secretary Student Congress LOS COYOTES 4 ,1-..... ,.......,,. , DAVE GIBBS Football 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Student Body President xr., ratifying JlM GOATES Football l 2 Baseball 2 Basketball I 2 TERESA GONZALES Spanish Club l 2 BILL GODFREY Girls League Student Cong ress 3 ' A -44 'M M-4.4. f 4 ,X ANITA LEE GUTZMANN Student Body Secretary Junior Class Vice President sf ff'- 'U' '1--r Z' IDC 11' 79- 4, f 'y t JANICE GAGE NORMA JO GALE FHA GAA GAA FBLA PATTY ANN GEBHART Girls' League SYLVIA FAITH GOBER CSF 2 GAA 'l 2 Social Chairman 4 Student Congress JOHNNY GODDEN Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Q R DON HAMiLroN LEE HAU- Football 1 2 Band 4 Basketball EZ' 447 1? 54 - 7 4 LL . Y I 5 C 2 ' Q. - ll I xl lh,l Ah , , fm- ,K 4 . K I . ll of L l CSF I It d A ., . 'w .Q cs 'F A - , f' 4 4 .+ '1 ' ' A ' K La ' N A ' .K I t , jx A f . ' V 'Vg mx V V j f f . ' 1 '- , fit AQ :-,Q Que l k IU' JOHN E HINDS Chess Club Presndent 4 Athletlc Manager 2 I C C Presuclent A MIKE HINES CAROLE HARTZOC.: SUSAN HEINEMANN BARBARA HENSLEY SALLY HERNANDEZ DAVE HERNDON Gurls League Chnstmas Formal Queen Student Congress Homecoming Queen J V 'Basketball 3 FBLA Gurls League Tenms 3 Gurls League Lil Q JEANNE HOKETT Football l 2 3 DENNIS HITTLE FBLA Baseball 3 FO0TbC1ll 2 3 4 French Club Basketball 1 Track 2 3 4 Girls League JOHN E HUBBARD Football l Y Teens Science Club Glrls League BARBARA JOAN HUCKABEE Ham Club Paw Pnnts 4 JIM D HULL Football l 2 4 X. DANNY JACOBSON SHEILA HOLDER Girls League 1- DENNIS JONES Football l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Sophomore Class Preslden . - i Q I is-f L .. I Joclc Jouvmm TOM KUNKEL .ali LINDA LEDBETTER Mayoreffe 2 GAA I 2 3 Gurls League 1: I JAMES NELSON JU JERRY KELLEY BOB LANGEVIN Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Tennis 2 3 4 FFA Vice Presndent 'U' 'T' VIRGINIA GAA FBLA MIKE LESLIE Ban I 2 3 Football I Track I ,fs 50 JIM KING JUDY KNOCH Football 2 3 Girls League L I- DARELL LAWSON IDA LEBLANC FOOTbGll GAA 'I 2 4 JOANNE LECLAIR Drama Club Vlce Presnde FBLA Soclal Chairman FHA Vnce Presldenl SHARON L LESLIE Song Leader I Girls League x 6 I'1 Gnrls League Treasurer I RICHARD LIND -55 , X ' Q ,.-4 F I A ,f xx . ' A ! . A A, . 'F A -F I I f B' I 7 'Q -6 , A X -' . . All L, - , Y 1 'A i, X 9 f I I , tl ir T1 its f I f , X, ' I 'V A 1-.AFM Vl,. ' ' I3 55, W 1? Q ' , rf, fic!! V . I I . , ,, .2 , 4 ll .ff , ab ' . A-A' gf: A N I we-.f . Q K rf .,xvLP'g---g 1 ,V LEE ' 'I, ,3 d , , , , . CSF i-, 3 G4 , Q A A' .Q ' X gy , fl X ' I 'iw rr 4f1.'5'f?- . XV I ,V ' lg Y fl . 7 I- 5 f 5 Q'7'N Q.- Tv I9 157 is wr-ff JIM LINDSAY JOHN LINDSAY EVA JEAN LOONEY W D LOVE KEITH ALLAN LOWRY Football I 2 3 A Football l 2 3 4 GAA Football l 2 Football 2 3 Track l 2 3 4 Tr ck l 2 3 4 Drama Club Tennis I Swtmrnmg 2 3 4 Athlettc Manager 4 Gtrls League Varsrty Letterman Water Polo 4 uv TCT7 SHERVEL ANN LOWRY GAA Drull Team Juntor and Sentor Class Protect ui ISH MARTI NEZ Football Track .-I RONALD L LYSTER LYNDA JEAN MAC KAY Football l 2 3 Grrls League BGSl4eYbGll I Sr Representattve 4 TYGCIQ I 2 Recordrng Sec Student Court 4 HILDA MARIE MARTINEZ Drrll Team 3 4 GAA I 2 LOUIE MARTINEZ Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball T2 3 4 Basketball l JANET LOIS MAYES CSF 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 FBLA 2 3 A Scrence Club Secretary 3 HAROLD MEADOWS LOS COYOTES A Swtmmtng 2 Basketball 1 l... J' ff' 'Z vb! 47 EDWINNA MARCUM Song Leader l 2 Sophomore Class Vrce Prestdent Junxor Class Secretary SYLVIA MARIE MEDINA LOS COYOTES 3 4 Grrls League GAA 3 if i . . . . 2 I . X e 13 'V ' ,, 1 I ' I , , I2 I . . - . . f ,222 .0 ' - A ' ' A a I' If A 3 2 nv. , ., ' X L' A X 5' T MJ , ItA 'I f 7 :S ' i131 lv 'ix PATRICIA MCCALLUM Girls' League Drill Team A Science Club MARVIN E MILLER K' GEORGEL MOLITOR Cross Country 3 Track 3 Ban I2 ,Q will , I W STANLEY C. MCCARTNEY Football I,2,3,4 Track I,2,3,4 Bond I,2,3 'Cl' MARCIA ELIZABETH MCCOMBER LARRY W. McBRIDE Yell Leader 4 Football Manager I Girls' League Representative 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 .rl LYNDA MINER Girls League Pep Club President MARIA MONTGOMERY Drill Team EILEEN MILLARD Girs' League PATRICIA MITCHELL Girls League RONALD K MORGAN FBLA Swimming 3 GMS LLOQUP LARRY MORGAN Water Polo 3 ,V A J ROBERT MILBURN Y' STEPHANE T MCLAUGHLIN Girls League DONNA MORRIS Girls League 1-x 'P I V -K V f V47 I Ek K I ' 1 As . , JR. ' ' .E 34 D -. d , 1 , I I I .A T 2 'X I r ,' ' V haf .- I 5 'I N: I , , ft I , I 1' I , rg ,,,, t Y' A X 52,2 2 tw' ff , If T' JANICE MORRISON JUDY MORRISON GAA I 2 3 4 ,mls League Vice Presldent Y Teens I Yell Leader 4 in Gurls THOMAS OLMOS GAI234 JOHN L NORDEEN EARLENE PACK League Rep resen ratnve Song Leader A 91 SHARRON PA RSLEY 0 Q 1 3 4 JAN PASSWATER Drlll Team 3 4 GAA GAA 1 A Grrls League ff 45 'Q' 121. 'S -0 43: 'VN fs 9 SHARON MOSES JUNE L MUCARIA LINDA ANN NIBLING Song Leader 4 Grrls League Drama Club 2 3 4 GAA Treasurer French Club 4 Gnrls League Represenfafrve Grrls League JOHN FREDERICK PARRISH Debate 3 4 JOYCE EILEEN PARKS Drlll Team 4 Girls League Scrence Club 3 4 ft' 'Q-, .,...., in YZ BEVERLY DOREEN POSOVSKY Glrls League EMILY PLEGEL VERNA LORAINE PHELPS Grrls League if 0-f' -n s! 4 J., I 57 35? rx Q 3- I If 1 I A , , , ' ' I ' ' gf I , 4 'E GAA Spgnigh Club Water Polo 3,4 up - 4' 3 S SF ,, ' ' I I fu dl 1N as 5 in 09 'E ' Q' GARY REIDER Football 1,2 Tennis 1,2 Basketball 1 F DENNIS RUBEY 3 . 'US SHILENE RICHEY FBLA Vice President 1,2 NFL Secretary 3,4 Girls' League vu' M6 WILLIAM L RUPP Debate 3 Forsenic League Football 1 2 Q' DAVID SESSIONS Football 1 gd, VlRGlL RODENKNICH PAT SCHULER TERRY SCHWARTZ Dflll TCGFYI Drill Tegm Choir FBLA FBLA Girls League If ca' l '.'.Z. 1 f I! 40 X I? F BRENDA KAY ROGERS Girls' League LOS COYOTES 4 .wi T TOMMY SEABOLD Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Water Polo 3 ROBERT L SELLERS Football 2 Swimming 2 GARY SCHWEBS 5 '- ,sa GEO RGlA MAE ROTH -zz -2.-.2 Drill Team 3,4 Drama Club 3,4 LOS COYOTES 4 if vw-4? LARRY SEAMAN A tm! JOHN SCOGGINS Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 '09 ---r . xt 1. ll fl Q 9FW , R. .v4't?Q.:1,f , 1 t, , r' .. +1 ' . ILP -fx' , , FF ., X , I X K QF.. A 75 ,M , X ,QL ' xf ' V- - L ' ,, ' , , A-L f 1 A L 1 '77, , Zffsi X - 1 g emu-' , V A -X Q f P, Q k ' , ,, ' ' Q, . L f f , ZQIQPE ' 5 f Q L 'ff 314 ' T ' ,L ff ' ' .LZ3'f'5.-' I Q ef '. . his HE I 4' Ng: It 5' .5 tg, lv. K, A , vt. 4,34 T., 4 .,,- 1, af. . A 'if' ,rf Tfrfr 1 . - I I n-anis: swf -fxsf T -1+ . .444--' d I A wh. is A , WL '14 . ' , 4 ' - ,.. xx 2, r . 1' 'K LX 9 1 1 'Q it a xt l LARRY SHAW Football I 2 Tenms l 2 3 MARILYN M SMITH Flag Twlrler l 2 Head Drama Club ELVALEE STEALEY FBLA 2 3 4 RANDY SHOWALTER Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track I CAROL JUNE SNIDER LOS COYOTES 4 Gnrls League Chonr A RON STANDEFORD Football I 2 3 Track l 2 3 JV Baseball STEWART SUCHMAN Chess Club CSF X 'N 4- 4 L ,X Q J-If .a TONY SLUNKA CARL SMITH Football 3 4 Tennls 3 4 Bun 1 PAULETTE SOLBERG Gurls League JUANITA SWANSON Gurls League 4' 5 5 KEN SWEARINGEN GARY SMITH Football l 2 Tenms 2 3 Basketball l 2 SALLY STANDAGE GAA Y Teens Chess Club JOHN SYLVIA Yum., JO ANN THORNE KATHY TIDWELL MARALE TRAVIS LOS COYOTES 4 Chonr Drnll Team Dnll Team 4 Forsenuc Club 3 4 Sec 4 LOS COYOTES Busmess Mgr 4 MARVENE JANETTE TURMAN GAA Swlm Team 3 4 Drlll Team 3 4 FBLA 4 GARY VAN HOSESEN DONNA TU RN ER ROBERT VAN HOUTEN Water Polo by LINDA VERY GAA 4 Y Teens LOS COYOTES A BOB TRESENRIDER Water Polo 2 Swnmrnmg 2 Band 3 ROBERT TUCKER Football 3 4 JAN R UNDERWOOD Track l 2 3 4 Football 1 3 4 Letterman s Club 4 DON vucoc 15 53- LORETTE ANN TRUDELL Bon l 2 3 4 Student Congress 3 GAA Cablnef A ,ur NADINE VALDEZ Glrls League 'Us PATRICIA M VILLAFANA Glrls League YTeens FBLA if , ' 4:25 A ef ,LQ , ' gif 3 kr ' R , , A '55 I 9 'E7 'K A 8' A M' W 3 ,, I' 5.47 LYLA RUTH VINES Song Leader 3 4 Malorette I 2 Football Queen 3 S! Aff, NANCY WHITMER C T24 SGC 3 NFL 2 4 President 3 GAA 4 Y... GARY L WILMOTT Basketball I 83' 'Q 7 NQ 'CJ SANDRA WAHLSTROM RONALD c WATSON TRUDY WEATHERHEAD LINDA WHITE GAA I 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Drrll Team 3 GUI5 Leggue FBLAIQ34 FFA 34 GAAI4 Drnll Team 3 4 Glrls League RICHARD WHITEY Football I CAROLE WILLIAMS Sophomore Class Secretary Junuor Class Treasurer Drlll Team 3 ,-Q JUDITH K WRAY GAA 1 2 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Dnll Team 4 Y! JOHN L WRIGHT Basketball I 2 3 4 Varsuty Club RONALD D WRIGHT Football 2 3 Chess Club Ban I 'Q BILLY GEORGE YOCUM Student Body Treasurer 4 Varsity Letterman Club 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 I I .. I' ,af A R I I 'Qu I N' A v w. Q y Z!- ,f -.1 . 7 - A 1 ,X I X I. I Q I fa., T,-fwg,. I .- .44?f're?lif'if2 T' I ' fir' 5' sr , , , . T Q3 A 'ff' 'As I 3' ' Y 'Q f' 'V' I ..: T ix . N I . 5 ... Lx! ' 'x I ,. -lr A L ' ' ' I ' . q QXQ' . , d V I , I I x I- I Q , , ,, 4 Q N . , 1 Sr ' f . 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Graves E I ffpfll. ,J ll ,Q ' , A I 'lr In J. Hayward Hall Hallam Handley Hartman Ha rfwell G. Geary T. Guthrie S. Heath D4 D. Herrell D. Hess W ' ' lx .I E. Huson J. Hyden 1 . 4 D. Jackson 4' l 4 ' I I I. . . - q L'-Z? tv WAV '7 l Q45- S D ' aw X. 1 ?N N'b. -1 L- . ' 'X 'X . fue msn, Q23 7 Q 'I Q ve, 'P f I y Us 4 I R A .N llefpllfs - , Q ST 'N ' s. 7' .' AL K ' ' L' g Q -- ' T' 'f-' ' tn. if R' I .. ik 4 if Q . A 'I z l 'K l 4 -' A Q ' X .1 R. Long V. Lopez R. Lovelace K. Luna P. Lundsfrom M. MacPherson D. Malone V. Malone C. Marcum S. Marshall C. Masters J. Masuda A. McCormack C. McCraw B. McCaulley F. McDaniel D. Rowland ' I l N R McGiluary J, Sanders ' 4' Q, :hx I 51' L. Sanders All l i L, D. Sanderson ,' 'il' C I R. Seville I J R 'V ws 1 . r ,g i . Y si.-11.1-if I J. Schwiegerant I ' ' M. McGuirk J Seddon . ' A 5' 4- , .Q R. Mendoza C. Sehauyler l -fr ,Q A. Seymour Q A I K ' , r - .. J ' -A ,f ' ' . r - ' 5 ! D. Mew A. same ,N ' - I 1: L Meyer A. Simko 7 . P. 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Og 53'l .sv ATG' Sure shot Knapp makes a hit with the teacher. But does this have anything to do with Biology? NN 'AE X , .galil -,NN Y v Illm P ll fllll-l.. ' vnu 5 gT'l TII' '-f'f'A 5 29' 3,-il' f A . ry 1 ' 'Fi' r .i I 1 -'lf' . ' 's ,- A , .1-ef? X XV! . N v , , ' . , s I 69 'Y V i . - S i l X 1 l .-ff l, N V y i- 5 X , TQMKM - 3 F1 A typical scene in the halls during a break ythmg 'E P' 5 alta L 51 Bob Louwsmo President Susie Doyle Vice President Gwen Fuiino Secretory Yom Moro? Treasurer P' :Q 1:.:. I 1 STOXX I THI- cwr' W .8 Xf J' 1-Z Aug if dk u K Q . 7 ' l T., if ' rf 1 v' .1 .. , f ' I '5s.,w , n 51 J. Bolton J. Campos M. Carder L. Chapin C. Chastain ,I 1 T. Adams P, Adante M. Almada 5. Allison J. Antle V. Apply Axberg Bailey 4 Baker . Baker Baldwin , M Bolthrop U cn. A . V. I 17 J . I B. Baron ' ,- m R' Bm C. Boyd . P. Barnes S. Barsh 7' J. Bay 1 V . I J - sl! '. 3 Qt'-Q Belding 5 Beniamin S. Boyd L, ' ,, Blanchar D. Bronnam , . ' Berry ' 5 X A' .K l I All V I .fl M. Brennan 1 - E. Biettinghausen R. Brodersen 12d W K. D. Bair D Brown X ' 1 ' . L. Blair , , , , ,V at , . .fr if t I l r-All - I P. Brown ll G. Blanchard T. BfOylCS 5 E. Bogardus M. Bryant 3 M. Bryant . ' f -Q P. Burnley f B. Bushay 5 'P f 5' .. . ' T' F. Cabrera Y l 6 3 1 1 J. Caldwell Q ' T. Calvin , .MQ J.. ' I ll, Y ' . f in lil ' fl S. Corley J. Carter R. Catron C. Caudill C. Chambers H. Chandler C. Cloo J. Cole S. Condos G. Cook M. Copeland T. Coulter nwa' Q. A. p if ov . 'Vw R. Crossley P, Crow G, Davis R. Davis T. Dean L. De La Cruz D Dewey 'VS 'Sz W' Hixl ,. In rl, '1' J Dfkey ' 3 'V ' Q Dlfer Q, S. Dixon ' 4 ' ' M. Dooley ' h . K Dora , - ' D Dome-w , 1 .. ' In j f .4 j - .V -- . I 9 V, rp' 2315355 U . .. - ' t . S Doyle L. Fefhersfonehau K' DUBOS 1 W' R Duncan O Q C, Dunn ' I . 'ff A . ' ' Q 1 rl' , S. Fefherstonehau J. Elliorf I X '3 af i A K. Fisher J. Emerick w- A. Enriquez K, Eubanks 1 f if r l ' .ss D L Y 'rv .l - . A W .5 , 5 D. Evans . - f' , , 5 i , H, Flores L Evans '- 4 W 0 I' M, Fothesngharz AI' Eveler X J? 3 1 Wm . ran M? 3... H: I ' .- J 5 ' '4.., , ' 1 f - mf' ,, fx. P. Frelz A ' G, Fuiino B. Evenson ru X R. Furlon R' FOVWWQ 3 A R. Galante ' l' 4 1 1 W. Gallegos :N ' U ' O N. Gepfold D, Foubus J I sg 1' J. cnlespre V Q b S. Glenn B. Gobe 1 X 'l I 1 , r 7 4 ' A f I N. Gober P. Gosvener S. oovedlch M, Griffin C. Gu er H, Hallam L. Hammil M. Harmon Y R, Hamrnonds J. Harrison T. Hartzog A. Harwell R, Hqghmqn K, Hauprmann H. Hayes M, Hearn fs Q 13121 . N 5 -r 7. vw-1 D . 'bg Za J. -' J. C. B. K. C. .L J. Holetz L. Hook VB Q. ,77 R. Hoketf ' S. Horne I . A C. Houghtaling .. Q R. Hudson ax f ' ' , . ' 1. . i 5 , f' , -.SX ' A M. Hummel C' , i QA 1 ' ' ' ' I Q 3 R Iverson J' K bl ' 9 ' I 9 a , D. Jacques eu er L :- A ' L ' KMA D. Jackson Q' ' V 1961. , J. James y -Q4 - 4 .X ,,- ... Aki , . ,fy I ., K ' y hi . A nl L i .5 A . A L T J. l ' ' . at If U J . Vp A J i P 4 D. Jones Q 1 y ' I 3: G N. Jones D. Lalicker M L T. Kiczenski J. Landes iv L- ' A C. Kidd p ' If M, lfgs N . ' L- Kidd B. LaPrairie C- King L. Lary K- KLVWEY M. LeCiair J. Koepp M. Lyon S. Magdalena M. Martinez T. Maifhews 4' 15 R. Kistler J. Knapp O. Looney R. Lowe K. Lowman C. Loyal K. Lynch G. Malicoat S. Mazochi 5. !o, A. Heinemann Heinrich Henderson Hendley Hennessee Hernandez Hicks a ,P ,arf f K S 'Je 14 Qffqf my 5 ' 5 19' H4 M, Lewis '+ P. Lines - J. Longden 3 ff w C. Looney .,,. ' 7 3 i pfgx ,xx . 1 Q . .. fr , .- .f I. .1 'Y 42' fi? ' Q - , ' vu YH.. 1 .4 i . 5'-'if, '. .J ' .f ' A L, Malone S. Marsh B. Martin A. Martinez D, Martinez J. McCann M. McCartney H. McConnell B. McCue G. McCuiley 'Vs A 'K . X, K , Q' 1 05. T. McDonald V. McEwen R. Moyogoitio fi' R. Medoris F. Meredith 1- . 1 -f M. Meurs I P, Meyer D. Miner L. Morcxndo P. Montgomery ' , ' ' H. Mooney 4 I D. Moore A V D Morris ' 4 ,f- T ' ' .' ' ' i Al is f 4 Q ' x 455 ,V J. Napier ' ' 1 ' F. Nichols K . D. P't ' id Hser M. Nielson gf ff K. Nelson X? ' , V H K. Nelson V' ily, ,pm I' ' 'M ' f P 1f :'.f1u V ' ' 1 'F 1 R Z -5 L. Nord 4 ' .1 5- poore L. Nowak ,I I Q , D. Poulin R- OUCT15 ., ' ' R. oehlmcn J 1 5 I I 7-e . f . P as Q - B. Price T. Owen 'W D L. Price G. Page - M. Pritchard T. Parson T. Purcio 3 J- PYIS L, Perez S- Rebfii B. Perigon J. Reed sv.: E P V. Rheciume . 5 D. Richey H ' h X 3 3 7 D. Roberison L' pfelfer 1 P, Robyn : Q V M. Rodenkirch . 3-gg. ' X. I I 'W fr D' RO9e's J- Rood Lt Rowland J- SCTWUIZ M. 5CGfe J. Scroggins A. Settles C. She-l'on S, Shipman R. Shook H. Simons A. Smith D. Smith J, Smith 'R' 9 Q5 fi : .. i x if -EA X A A I 7 an 1 rin B. Shour J. Snyder A. Walker K. Walker L. Walsweer G. Weatherhead J. Webber T. West G. Winship G. Whalen F. Wheat V L V, I , :fri T 55- 'f ':,vg-V ... . I r 1' ' J '3 ' f - e f I C. Spera R. Sramshror L, Stanford V. Williams E. Wilson P. Winn J. Wylie G. Zaragoza .ww F ew .- f H 99 -.. Q 459 Q A v. Hs' .. J. Stigers N. Sfolting P. Storey ' 1 N-,. . 'rg f if I 4 , -. K. Strickland M. Swenson T. Snydergaard S. Tabor I m l ' B. Taylor D, Thomas R. Thomas T. Thomas A. Thomson Tostado Tremper Trudell Tully Vanderham Van Hoesen ffm' auf' if J. Vargas A. Vedente A. Vailar E. Vickery R. Vieria R. Villegas M. Wada 5' Recitction in class is one of the activities par- 4: Students ore Iearnmg to drive safely under the 'QT supervtsnon of Coach Robert Morvun. A nfs IN' Q: ff e of '93-T14 I .- fi. it 7' 5-Y. L y T' x f , -- -xV'f J, W? ticipcted in by English students. nf' xx ,wf Q , 'Kuo l Q.-3' X .fn .x : f L fv,t1?9 if f .Milf L, t t,w ' rn 'F i 'Q' If ,I , 0 ' MQKX X at All' 1 Tv' l te 1 N ,fini JI I X I 1 F- Thus is your life! t M151 , it 3 B N ,Z- 'L tg: 1 ! .J Kay Steele Presidem Sue Sweeney Vice Presidem Christine Morsholi Secretory Y ,Q Lindo Spcdore Treasurer V. Abrams M. Arias 1 3. 1- 'sz' X Q., 15 vt s-.7 Af I ..'. , '.:- - 'rr' 1 -. - . I L. 1 si 1' ' M. Adams L. Aguilar L J K. Ash R. Austin G. Bain 'll 5 I: 4 x M ,K :lk 7: ' A fm D 4. X 2 1 I Y 57 .' 4: R' . ' 5 L. 1' Y ' 7.1 fi im A 'za 11: .J . Albrecht D. Allen D. Allen R. Anderson L. Angleton . Aydelott S. Back J. Baies S. Bais T. Bailey G. Carrington X J. Carter Y A J. Cauwel 8 'f R. Cawley 3' y 'D G. Chambers X , . A . . 4 A I ' .ui I 2 G il . I ' in s, I 1. B. Chapman V7 . ,i E. Cheatum ' I A Qt E. Bare J. Cheney , X J. Barker J. Clayton . 3. 3,139 3 V x A V .L Q ff A sa.. s.....fi to J. Barnes V. Cliffton ,F f 'ix J. Beasley V. Cole 6 L J. Benedict S. Collins eg. N 4 . s f' fix 4 b 1' D Q N L. Benner Ji, G. G. Bernhardr 5- Collins tr JA gever M. Comer 3 D. Blokzyl . FW' Boerner A I Booker M' Cooper L v Bousman F C Boyd t' fi ol Braheo I , , , 0. ' gl' 310 , . ..-A ' J. Branley N A s P. Brehany as I' D. Brunen 5 ' 4 T. Bryant M, Buchanan 1 s . P Burnison i il - Kim. , ff. 5 .-.J A S. Burns B. Bushoy D. Campbell 'UN N. Campbell M. Capovani B. Carlson M. Carr , . L 1 -za. 4 ,l, 06 , ' , ' , 'II - fl 7' f rr , . as 'RSI Ir, , f 1 1 lf A r 7 Alf' ,Q L' 4. 'H' ia. '1 K. Cornelison R. Covey M. Cox L. Crager J. Cross M. Corteau M. DeLuca H. DeRosa R, DeWitt S. Dilley C. Dobrowolski E. Dolen r Dragoman ' -. '7 9 f Drummond Lu 't ' Duncan , l ' 5 Dykstra Q Dykstra 1 Q ,, '- p 1 X ' Just? its: . X- ' , Dykstra Earnest E, Fgubus Elliot M. Fermozin Ellis ,I 4 11. I I-a.L sf i P. Gosyener R. Griff:n L. Griggs G. Hall J. Hallstead J. Hammer R. Hardwick G. DeLaIuz R. Delong M. Doss B. Doyle G Faciana . V Fernandez Esllmk F Flemun 9 M Evango F Faggers fx' sf'f . . -, 1 u. ., aug H G. Forlster M. Eveler G. Forsyth C. Everett J. FOX D Foy R Frazier . ' ,t Ewenz D. Frrendrlclw s ,, M, Frosl e J, Farton D. Gage l l. G3rr?t R. Garrlsn D. Gbson G, Bray R. Gonzales M, Gocdwm is li Y' 'V- -1 Y in , X 1 1 GH :ll Q K. Harroun P. Harier A. Harvey T. Holms P. Hoover D. Hopkins B. McCoy J. McCoy J. McCririe M. McHenry K. McGIochlin V, Hernandez R. Jaragosky 5 s 'f T. McPherson L. Maldonado 1 A Keller Jones Kelley I l , Y I I- rg - J, , is ., .D . Y 4., ln.. tv N' A 'R -M I f G. Kelly R, Kenworthy P. Kibbe V, Koelli 1 . Yi? AJ 6 ff, 4 ' v -. G. Hayes D. Henry J Hi ks M. Horton V. Howard Howe 5 1 - A , 1 'J' , L M, s 'wigs' N B, Mason 4 I . D. Maud sley '1 J. Masuda Kirchman Kraemer Lawrence LaPrairie Leach Lee 1 4 Lemke x ' Lewis Y' e Lindsey Loewe V Logan ' 0 'N 2 2 5 s ,. '1o-..- S . iS - .a - 'R T, 1 H v L4 j .1 -. Q V 1, - A I 1Ln. 4 , 7, f fi ,-R 'I ' Q ' ,f ' A 4' A ' Isl' I Af. ..:f D. Melville P. Merriman K. Merritt E. Millard J. Miller R, Miller C, Mills D, Miicheli D. MOUISOD C. MUCGfiG J. Murphy G. Meyers J. Naylor C. Nelson R, Nord K, Novak E. Olson ' ' ' 3 T. O'Keefe J. Pore L. Orfayer ' W. Ofsuka I , V I P Owens N fl. . 1 ,.-5 , . - N it C. Pack f Q 1 C114 ffadfierqz, s. Perkle i Q K ' 57- G. Parks G. Pope ' S ' , ,, 0 D. Partoin A If I V , . 1+ M Xnrlrllf ' 'Q V R 'tr ' A M. P l ,, P . L, L Peiisen B. Porcell N ml 'N' E' . 'A Tv ' L- qf ' T, Perkins M' ponk 3 X4 S T. Prof? ' 5 W W- , xg! K I4 ' , fl L . ' Y. .mm . v X A X 1 . vi .. , Q g dy. , T, J. RGCJO F , ,. A S. Perlcovich P. Ramirez T ' vw L. Phelps D. Reeper ' In E. Regis V I x fx' , 1 is ' F C. Remington 5 QQ f G Ph-H' D. Renison - A ' lm M. Reza 'x f S. Richards F! S. Riggs 1 'I K o I V. Rios S. Robinson R. Roche S. Rogers J. Rasmussen E. Rousseau J. Rupp K, Rutledge M. Ruzzi 51 D- RYQ95 M. Salazar T. Sanchez ff g C Sawyer X4 I - Q3 ...X I a 1 1 . 'Ui px 'tr l G. Sawyer M. Sellen K 'RN 'FI' 5 A I I ,, 'Fx X ,, , sf Q19 T , ' if C. Schenk T. Schneider D, Scott R. Scott J. Scrivener S, Seobcld D. Severin E. Semling L. Shelton R. Shriver K. Silvia S. Simpson P. Sleep R. Slovick ,f., , A: I . e f 4 4 S. Troin 5 b L smith M. Trovis 7' ' 3 9 C. Tresenrider s ' - T G. Turmon J. Turmon V.: . Jf i f sy? Y .11 I. L. Turmcin U Y- ' S. Smith S. Sowell 'Y 7 R1 l J. lf --l O . li 1 J' J. A 3 I V I . 8 Q. ,QPQ I . . vs .rv T. Underwood R, Von Houten Y. Villegos gi ' C' I , I l. Nm ' S L. gpodmo E. Villines 5 ' ' S. Spelbring D- Wolloce ' E. Sperry M. Wclloce Y ' I ll' r. V J. Sprague C. Sproggins H' Word D. Spurlock P' Webb J Stafford ,K 'D- I , 1 ' . I hh. Stewort Stewart Stone Sroiring Starkey xi K 'Tn . Zu... v -F in E. Webber K S1615 I Str ck and Q Shar .Nl Sellins S Sweeney -5 'zwqiziv .. D. r' la-5-s -..n.. ful I 4 'rf -'25 1 L, i, To,lo r l 0l'TTSGV't T rlfer F' T err Todd Tm n H5-Q., X Jock be nimble, Jack be quick, Literature is the expression of a notion's mind in writing. Keep your timing, or get a stick- right across the fingers f- . Wedemeyer J. Weldin C. Wenrier C. Westbrook t ,bl Mr. Rios's advanced Spanish class sings Christmas carols to Mr. Does J Weslrum Spanish II class as a special treat. K' Whllmme ..- W Y W. Wooten vw F. Wright W ' ' If NG G. Wynegar 'Q' . T, Yates X. , -57 1 , X , . fd .1 ' . .X f If ' ,. .fi s , mi r , 44, -- 1 I 4 if T, Yeager ,f QI! YV L. Young x ' A x , 'vs C. Yubeta A . : v Y J. Zulcuf ' f- 1 .F Q J. Allen 1 ' K ' l . t ' V5 I xt my it - I .2 N , NX ik 6 W, I-rvfyx Sq., P. Henderson - ,B -L'-1 'Q S. Rudzewlck x 1 ' Af s HI' . OD wi-.V v. Silva J xy gn If IJUHI A1 U If ly 7 JW 17 fp f ff! I Ov ff AW' W X Agyaff Qfffiy, ffiiasu -s mlsnms 1 , A f 5 jygjj iff! Mfhiipffij A M M cts? No, colesthenucs 4 physzcol education I cw 5 , X 1' f J HELPI ,W ' 2.3 f -, W , v . f X x , x Whfd ff Red Ighf G I gh? B , Q in I ,.i .1 ,l IUIUIIE IEHIIEIIS III IIIIIEIIIIIII g wif President John Hinds, and advisor MI- RIIO Rios- Boltom row, left to rigllt: R. Lehmann, C. Fuiina, S. Standage, L. Iardella, E. Steele, V. Williams. Top row: J. Hinds, J. Underwood, J. Bremmer, J. Cooper, J. Kruss, P, Brooks, Mr. R. Rios. A knife in the back persuades advisor Mr. Rios to conform with the ideas of the ICC members. Going to such lengths is not really necessary, however, for cooperation and democracy are paramount in this group. 11 I-:fill I fl I1 - W I, T? iii I DURING THIS PAST YEAR at Buena Park the Inter- Club Council has strived to promote better co-oper- ation and understanding among all of the campus organizations. ICC is composed of all the presidents of the various campus clubs. The presidents meet together to dis- cuss problems they may be having, and often work together on special proiects. John Hinds, a very capable student, was chosen to serve as president. Rito Rios was the advisor. Work- ing together they have done an exceptionally fine iob in leading the group. The ICC members have done much to make the various clubs a vital and active part of our school. tee, A si 1 9 l X - 'v T X Z 4 4 ' I I 'V' Wife' -- g ' Mr! , I 5 ' 6 . 1 ,Q4+' g, - R: is 1 . X. 4 1' . 1 i ai.: - ' '-'gf 'T' ' ' I , any ll - is 1 1-.f e R I- '- 1 i ,' ' : i i , .-IM! . Q: it 1,-. ix X' .' . 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T ,f L B om row left to right R Cole S Corely L lad ll S Parsley C 'Wy cl r ll M Dun r r S 1 m Doye W Eqperscr r Whrtmer B rn sey R cGlIvray J Frzpatrrck au us uzrnnn o row L I re, o Brem eac' arrrsh cwman ooks e teldt r erson ace Rc Phrl Brooks presrdent and other offtcers help to promote CSF thus year ,fx QQ Jerry Gold vrce presldent helped the presrdent wnth has many duties ve Tukrng the mrnutes for CSF was secretary Lorn Icrdella BUEIIH Pllllll SIIHIIIHIIS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION rs state wade scholastuc organrzatron The purpose of thus organrzatron IS to honor and encourage the students wrth hugh scholastrc achrevement Students need Ten honor polnts to be elrgrble for the club Each letter grade ns grven a specrtrc number of honor pomts One may make addr tional pornts Through actuvrty pornts Elrglble students may enter at the begrnnrng ot each semester When a student has achreved membership rn CSF for four of hrs last sux semesters Including one semester an has sensor year a lte s al awarded to hum and a lute membershrp pun A lrfe seal becomes part ot a lute members per manent record Helpung the other oftrcers was treasurer Prrscrllo Brooks V X' - A I Q - W3 -' ' F 1 . ' - 5: ls- 'Q C . - g I Q If 1 Y' I . L, o , I , 2. . I I K.. ' X 1 J , . 1 ,. ' i ! I ' F I . N I1 ' lb! r ' ' ot! , ' : , , , I, r e a, . , . Lrt meld, B Doherty, P. C ow, K Byc s . bn, P. B oaks S Thompson, R. Caldwell, A. Boettcher..Second row: C. Furrno, J. Road, Trbor P Leo crnr, V Lee, S. rl , ' . gr 1 K S' rcllfnl N, , . L d , . M ' , . T I , D F I ,A.O1 ' T p 1 . fwew -, T. Tin J. er, J. Gold, L Sen .W P , S. Sul ., P. Br , D. R dr , R. B od , M. Fr , D 'lille I ' a aj . . . . .,, ' ' ' , i e is I ev gr.. Atl HJ!!! RUM H15 yfftjll 'An .An Bottom row, left lo right: L. Benedict, D. Brannam, L. Cheney, M, Frace, R. Mayagoitia, M. Hammel, T. Kiczenski, B. Doyle. Second row: L. Angleton, B Taggert, V. Koellisch, J. Elliott, G. Fuiino, S. Doyle, K Strickland, V. Williams, R. Lowe. Third row: D. Doyle, M. Wada, D. Gibson, L. Nibling, R. Austin, G. Geary, J Borens, M. Wallace, J. Hakett, M. Loewe, S. Tabor. Top row: C. Todd, V. McEwen, J. Reed, C. Loyal, M. Esttick, W. Erickson, J. McClananan, D. Davis, S. Pettit, C. Nelson LE CEHCLE FHHHCHIS A NEWLY FORMED club on campus is the French Club sponsored by Mr. George Hunnex. Mem- bers of the club are striving to become better acquainted with the customs of France and to help promote a genuine interest in the language itself. Several playnights this year were sponsored by the French Club. Club members often get to- gether with other clubs to have parties. Vicki Williams, president, along with Raul May- agoitia, vice-president, Roberta Lowe, secretary, and Larry Benedict, treasurer, have done a fine iob in organizing the club and its activities throughout the year. Keeping an account of all the money was the iob of Larry Benedict, Treasurer, V-'7 President Vicki Williams, and advisor Mr. George Hunnex, discuss plans for the year's events. Vice President Raul Maycgoitia did a fine iob in assisting the president in the year's activities. Secretary Roberta Lowe kept minutes of all French Club meetings. Bottom row left to nghl M Travls L M cKay S Rrchey V Wrllams J Pyle Sec nd row P Vrllafana G Foster C Barnes L Fll B Meyers C Howard Top row F Wheat M OBruen J Parnsh R Long J Cooaer T Krczenskr D Berlln THE PURPOSE of the Natronal Forensics League IS to promote the Interests of unter scholastrc debate oratory and publuc speakrng by encouraging a sprrlt of fellowshrp and by conferrrng upon deserving can clrdates a worthy badge of drstunctron John Cooper presrclent and Mr Earl Wrlson advrsor drscuss a commg speech tournament The NFL rs rn rts second year of operatnon on our campus Requrrements for rnembershrp In the hon orary socrety requures the applrcant to be rn the top two thrrds of hrs class Also to show an evrdent rn terest an the group besldes havrng acqurred a total of twenty fuve league pornts Buena Park can lustly be proud of nts Forensics Chapter wrth nts hugh goal to strrve for stlll great er opportunrtles for developung artrculate leaders for the Amencan Way of Late Prepanng for a speech tournament, are offrcers, Morale Travrs, John Parnsh, Make OBrren, and Shrlene Ruchey sn: 5x ,' if Y : v, - ,Z 4 li 5 , '-3 Q :X , xv-f 52 L , sf . ' - e-Q' J y - .' 1 -' v K F' t B 14 T , - vc. , 0, ,fl Q F .l A 3 y J s T --.mfr x ef- 1 W , ' : . ', . a , . , . 'i , . . o : . , . , . , . . - . I I . . . . . r .I T . ,Q - . . ' . . - , . . . . I I . . I . I . . 1' 1 L J V r . ' v I ' l 1 NL C2 t Bottom row left to right John Parrlsh Pat Bally Kathy Eubanks Vick: Wnllrams John Cooper Top row Barbara Meyers Frances Wheat Muke OBrnen .leanlne Tinker Mlm: Alamada Los Flllttl Mr Ronald Geary THE DEBATE CLUB lS an unporalled way In which a person may gam confxdence as a speaker for erther anvung a speech or for hrs own personal use ln acldatuon he learns the value meaning and Import ance of expresslng oplnlons and being able to back up these oprnuons by developrng skull and efftcrency IH research He has the opportunity to match wlts vvnth others whnch enables hum to attann many Ideas and therefore b ooden hrs knowledge on the basis of academic standlng an Fluoubuluty for the debate squad IS authentic Interest an debate Itself Members of the Debate Club prepare material for a coming event. Servmq as head of the Debate Club rs Mik. O'Brien. my l P Lg Practucnng for a comung play are offucers of the drama club Wilma Eruckson Muke O Bnen and Lando Nlblung 3-edit Kenny Allan president of the drama club ns lustemng Mr Earl Wulson s advrce on actung CUHTHIIIS LIGHTS llllllllll MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS have been made by the Drama Club un nts second year of operatlon here on the Buena Park Campus Advnsung the club again this year was Earl Wllson Oftlcers were Ken Allan presudent Linda Nublung vnce presudent Bonnle Gold secretary Muke O Bruen treasurer and Wilma Erickson hnstorlan Of all the many actnvmes of the club the Sprung Production presented by the Drama Department IS consudered the most umportant event of the year Each week sketches and sknts are acted out by mem bers and presented at the meetungs om row left to nghi P Moore S Conley K DuBons P Vnlllfana G Roth R Ellns c and Nlbln Koelllsh Second row Ml R Geary K Becker E Looney S Parsley K Eubanks A Gutzmonn G Cook M Almada D Ellsbury Mr E Walson Top row M OBrlen W Erickson M Montgomery J Parrnsh K Allan C Lutchtueld F Behr ndt M Smuth J Tinker H X - X V 1 . f .. . c I x , .N , I , , V, l C P T y l , 1 I . I . . . I Nu . - . i . 1 I . . . I I . . I . . . , I . I I . o ' I . I ' . l ' , ' ' ' fo Boff , ' : , , . , , ', . A A , . , . ', S. Stri kl , S. Richey, L. ' l' g, V. 1- - - 'L . V 7, , tg V R' L 4 6 v ll ' 2 Q- 1 ' Q 5 . .- V v -c . n X, N . , K X 4 Q, - V , l 0 ' f ' x . reJ5f1g4.1 . Pew Club offncers John Lindsay Mllce Deluca Presldenr Lynda Muner John Fernadez and Gary Davns dld a wonderful 'ob nn organvzmg B P s fnrsT Peo Club NEWEST club on campus Thus year us The Pep Club IT was orgamzed To promoTe school splrlT and sporfs manshup For This flrsT year The club has been more Than successful In Tulfllllng Theur goal To encourage more sTudenTs To aTTend away games The club sponsored caravans To The games which were led by The yell leaders AT games boTh home and away a cheervng secTuon was roped off for The sTudenTs who wished To slT IH :T All sTudenTs who wnshed To suT In Thus secflon wore whuTe glvlng The secTlon a speclal emphasis The presldenf for Thus years Pep Club was Lynd.a Mlner who lead The way In organizing The club All sTudenTs In The school are considered a member of The club as long as They have a sTudenT body card and sur ID The special secTlon Offlcers and head yell leader Jim Briscoe emhusnashcally discuss plans for a comlng rally Song leaders and flogtwlrlers provude half mme enferraunmenf for Pep Club and vusmng guests y ss,T, , , I GU - TIGHT - llllll President Jerry White and advisor Mr Nuel Lunde did a fine rob in helping make this years FFA Club a success Z 51 Bottom row left to right: G. Broy , Kelly C. Kidd Miller, Second row left to right: . Prairie, S, Genn M. Seller, B. Gober. Third row left to right: J. Beaty G Windship, G. Davis, T, Adams, J. Emarick. Fourth row left to right: R, Woods, D. Hudson, J, Gillespie, R. Orr. Fifth row left to right: J, Jaberd, C. Lowman, D. Pillser, A . .' row et riht:.' .Wi, Seaman, J. Carder. Top row left to right: L. Wilsey, LEARNING TO DO doing to learn learning to live and living to serve is the motto of the Future Farmers of America Every boy who is enrolled in vocational agriculture is urged to goin the FFA and woik with the other members llllllll lHlllll - as they strive to live by this motto - I This year the members have sponsored various money raising proiects so that they are now sup plied with their own iackets ties and penciles The Future Farmers are kept busy attending field days going to fairs and doing some gudging Each member has a special proiect that he works on during the year. During the past year quite a tew at the members have won prizes and their proiects have been exhibited at different fairs around the country. Working side by side with the boys is Mr. Nuell Lunda sponsor ofthe group. his il Serving as the other officers were, Karl Lowman, secretary, Ronnie Woods, treasurer, Jerry Kelly, vice president, and Larry Seaman, sentinal. SINCE MANY STUDENTS here on our campus are plannung To go unTo The Tueld of Teachung The Fu Ture Teachers Club has become very popular and acTuve Thus club acquaunfs The members wuTh The duffer enT opporTunuTues open To Teachers IT also helps Them make plans for conTunuung Theur educaTuon aTTer graduahng from hugh school Thus year The FuTure Teachers of Ameruca were un der The supervusuon of Muss EluzabeTh Berkey and Mr Earl Wulson These advusors as well as Thus years offucers helped and encouraged members of The club who are lookung forward To careers as Teachers 1 93584623 Also enloyung The club actuvufues were The other offucers STeve Shupley vuce presudenr and Sally Slandage secre To ry and Treasurer T Y' 'T . fl 'I 1 - H 1 , i i I , 4 E X I V n :Q , Ek xx ,W N T , - K 'g X ul , X 1 fi ef: gr.: Girls' League Qfficers Daflerfeie ster, Sherry Heattgloberta Lehman and Gayle Foster, nof stravvrij' worked to- gether to make a successful club. -Q.. iz. .1 . Hr-AfL -'11 gi... Grls League Representatives Jam X nahan, andy Stone, Carol Nishizu and LindfMacKay worked very success fully with the officers, ALL GIRLS at Buena Park High School are fortunate in being members of the Girls' League. This organ- ization's main purpose is to promote high ideals, closer friendships, and better understanding between girls of different races and different creeds. Girls will become acquainted with one another, having fun and working together in the various iobs that they perform and different functions that they sponsor throughout the year. At the beginning of the year, the Girls' League, the faculty, and their members, presented a Big and Little Sister Party, in which the freshman girls get a chance to become acquainted with the other girls. They also organized such things as, the Mother and Daughter Tea, Red Cross Drive, Valentine's Girl Date Dance, Father and Daughter Banquet, plus sponsoring those delicious fudge and cupcake sales at the break and at noon. Bottom row, left to right: S. Tab . . Jones, D. Spurlock, S. Heath, D. Feemster, D. Jackson, C. Nishizu, J. Masuda, L. MacKay Tap row: Miss M. Ny ord, Mrs. R, Nordstrom, Miss E. Berkey, Mrs. E. Kemp G FOWGY, M555 D- Heffemi MVS M Mclntire, Th other officers who helped the presi- dent were Phil Staggs, 'Mike DeLuca, Jerry Kelly, and John Godden. A 1 Working together in all activities were Coach Thomas Tellez and .lan Underwood, president. I MOUNT OLYMPUS had only one Hercules while Buena Park High School has many outstanding ath- letes. After earning a letter in any varsity sport these boys may become members of the Lettermen's Club. ' Main proiect ot the club this year was to co-sponsor the first Homecoming Dance in the history of our school. The Lettermen hope to make this dance an annual event. Purpose of the club is to help promote more spirit among players and students. Before school started in September the Lettermen gave a beach party for the purpose ot getting acquainted with the new boys that would be taking part in the various sports forthe current year. Coach Thomas Tellez and President Jan Underwood worked together to plan the activities of the club this year. Helping Jan with his numerous duties were: Phil Staggs, vice-president, Mike DeLuca, sec- retary, Jerry Kelly, treasurer, and John Godden, sergeant at arms. As Hercules was honored by the Greeks, we honor the fine athletes of our school. Bottom row, left to right: G. Tully, J. Fernandez, B. Yocum, P. Stagg s, J. Wright, J. Underwood, B. Frcincher. Second row: J. Kelley, M DeLuca, D. Dyer, D. Gibbs, J. Godden, J. B. Cread, J. Childress. Top row: B. Moore, B. Trensenrider, J. Gold, D. Willmon, T. Seabold, R Aguilar. D1 Bottom row left to right Delores Arias Harriate Somons Diane Jones Rita Vieria Beverly Handley Mary Rodenkirch Elsie Choate Top row Carol White Mrs M Mclntire Dorothy Jones XL President Rita Vlerra and advisor Mrs. Marietta Mclntire strive to make better homemokers for the future, - 1 our- l'4 ,N H . Carol White, vice president works along with the pres'dent and advisor. Beverly Handley, secretary-treasurer takes minutes at all the meetings of the Future Homemakers of America. ilflll EXPEHIIITEHTS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of America IS a national organization of students studying homemaking in schools throughout the United States Cooking child care and serving are only a few of the useful services the members of the club perform Some of the activities which have taken place within this club include having guest speakers and demon- strations. The Future Homemakers of America have sponsored many money-raising and entertaining ac- tivities on the Buena Park Campus. These girls with the help of their advisors Mrs. Marietta Mcintire and Miss Mary Nygord strive to serve others improve themselves physically emotionally and spiritually and also improve family and community living now and in the future. N Bottom row Iefl to rnghi J Fnzpatrrck J Parrrsh F Wheat J M Kundel G Wnndshlp F Gagglo lllllll PERFEUTIUH MAKING AN AIR SLED was The mann prolect of The Scrence Club Thus yeor Under The supervusuon of Elmer Kluppensfeun advisor ond Steve Goveduch vrce presudenf The prolecf was very successful Many new facts about scnence were learned os L asuda S Suchman M Dunbar D Brahn Second row leffto rlghl J Gold l'e5Ull Ol: The expeflmenls perfor ed b Tl! M Mr Elmer Klnppenstern advnsor and Jim Bremer I'T16fY1lDel'S f f. presrdenf worked rogether organrzrng and work The Science Club had many gcrbfqzc ovurr s suc 'HCI Wlfh fh'S Yeflf S SCIQHCG Club parfues and a field Trap ro Coronc c fade as well as The reguyputfdress e Tun s 1' support The acflvufues Thr gh uT clu had concessions or somejpjigf yo d ball games All the members worked long and hard To e The club enloyable and benefncual Merrlee Dunbar also dvd a fume 'ob serving as bofh secretary and Treasurer Vice presrdenf Steve Govedrch, helped wnrh the dunes of The pres: dent lf. I - ' V . W 4 4 j. 11 , ' 1 L '- :lf 7' , u ',r l . - !I 1 an h I, ' ' A v ' X . Q Q , W , . ' F , , 1 ' A' l - Q . , I ' .' , N N 1 10' - if 1 , ' ' - -1 1 .. . Q I J. Hyden, G. Cook, M, Alrnada, V. Wrlllams, M. Duly, J. Bremmer. Top row, left to right: J. Tolbor, J. Hubbard, P. Brooks, R. Dindgasfon, T. I I I , , I ' rf- ,mix ' Q C A L H . , l . . ML' f 5 A . I . . If T ' , e ' . . Xf - - - , af I I jg J ' ' r f T cz r , I new-:ani if The offrcers of thus year s chess club John Hmds Sally Standage Wrlma Epperson and Stan McCartney dvd a fme 'ob rn makmg the club a suc cess Martha and Stan McCartney are seen ID a battle of wuts as they 31' try to beat each other an a game of chess THE CHESS CLUB rs a new club on campus thus year and seems to be dorng qurte well The club started wrth only a few members and has now grown to approxnmately twenty members To learn and Improve the skulls of chess rs the purpose of the club Some of the members are con CHECK llllllf ll rift tr' ,40- centratnng on lmprovrng thelr skulls while others are lust learnrng to play the game The offrcers and advrsors as well as the other mem bers of the club are doing a frne 'ob In promoting good sportsmanshrp and also In helpmg to make the club a success Bottom row left to nght P Brooks G Tully T Morat Second row left to right J Pyle W Epperson P Crow F Wheat M Dunbar M McCartney S Standage Top row left to rrght Mr Hunnex A Carter J Bremer J Scogguns S Suchman B Albrecht T West J Hr ds Mr Dae M T 'tl5 fl An. Zfxiswf E-flllfsigf .df flm Advrsor Mr Charles Enos and of Bev- ' MANY SPORTS abounded rn the days of the Gods and Goddesses and many of these sports are stlll played today along wrth many new ones Golf rs one ofthe new sports and thus year some of the students of Buena Park Hugh School have started a Golf Club Wuth thrrteen members thus year the club has I ers D on Kru an Mlnor worked together to Improve therr golf methods Ernie Jones acting as the tee for ...se Denny Meyer learn the funda mentals of golf made a new and good start The frrst officers of the club are Joe Kruss president Davud Al lan vrce presrdent and David Minor secretary Mr Charles Enos advisor along with all the members of the Golf Club helped to make Its furst year a success Bottom row loft to right Leon Cheney Denny Meyer Sally Standage Susan Standage Ester Calesanzro Davrd Allan David Manor Top row Mr C Enos Peter Anderson Ernre Jones .lrm Bremer Joe Kruss Ed Bogarders Bull Gallegos gf ,,,- A U-is f' '. ,' n if ,iid Q ,f ' .kai- ' -- - yfgvuz, ! Q . L' J' ' Q lllxllt 1 . Eli? 'W , -'-X54 y ff l 'l J l , I ' l' ' X 4 llwll, 'I I E1 IMI! 3 ll U'-fry' V, y l I 1 lt. pil . 1 wt D 1 A A , . f'c , All , J. ss, d D, MW! X lll . . 'lilly ll 1, I Q, , l 1 l C4' .fn I ' I 259 l .,, i u , 1 5 Xl 1 1 '. E V V l , ll. I ,Q ll , ' V sig. eff L E' af.. , .-. , Y 5 ,L A---f. ., V - ' - ll l , , ' 2 ' ' . . I . - . J . . I 0 . . , , I ,A-f 'A K!! ,A A , I I ' A x A , X Q q ru 3' 5 1 , , '- l .L Y, , 41 4? .Q 'lf l 5 4 1 ,OA 4... 'bf Bottom row, lofi In lldlh Mr J Smnh G Blancher T Homes M Redmond D Brannam D Berlung J Talbor V Malone Top row C Wedemeyer G Sawyer J Wnlhams J Godden D Wnlhams M LeClanr J Seddon James Smnh advlwf and David Brannam pres: dent discuss plans for the future lif f 'K me I? 4-: 'lv 'N4 Takunq the minutes was Jesse Hyden secretary UJHUS Hllll llIfllllS ANOTHER CLUB STRIVING To fulflll the desires of :Ts members rs The Ham Club Thus club conslsfs ofa group of boys whose In feresfs are In The field of radio communlcahon lfs many appll canons provnde apprecuohve expernence In elecfronncs Commun: canon experiments and some pamcupafnon nn our cnvsl defense The Ham Club has been under The dnrechon of James Smlfh elecfronncs Teacher for Two years Boys In the club have learned The Morse Code and obfamed licenses To be ham operators Ll We Vern Malone and Dan Berlung work together to umprove the Ham Club sg fi' L, A . . l , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' I ' ' : . , . , 1 - I 1 A 1 4 1 - 1 - - . . . 1 . . . . . , , I . , . 1 l l . 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' 6135 Bottom row left to right C De Mata S Foley D Jackson S Stone J Harrison D Kelly G Furuno J Reed C Fulmo A Boettcher S Standage S Standage Top row K House R Lehmann N Templeton C Nishizu S Boyd J Antle M lllllllIlS llllll llll-lllllEllS Y TEENS this year as well as the years before have met their goal in helping out their community and other needy functions Cake sales and playnughts were some of their ventures in rais ing money for their worthwhile prolects Christmas caroling provided fun for all and Christmas along with other holidays provided an opportunity to do something special tor the mentally retarded child from Portervllle adopted by the Y Teens last year In January the club had a panel discussion on girl-boy rela- tionships the panelists were Johnny Godden Leon Chaney and David Gibbs. From the reports of the girls it turned out to be quite a success. Acting as this years secretary and treasurer, were Gwen Fuiino, and Annette Boettcher. lf Borsh K Hauptman J Rcdo W Epperson Second row J Mosuda J Mosuda L Spadaro A McCabe Foster S Berry M Wada Carol Fuiino did a fine iob in carrying out the duties of president of Y-Teens. Helping the president with her many duties was Carol Nishizu, vice president, lx .fb All those enrolled in a business course were welcomed Sondra W0l5Tf0mf VlCe'PfeSldenT Und VSUSUVSV BGfbUf0 unto FBLA by presrdent Elvalee Steele and advrsor Mr D0he'lY Work W'lh the PfeS'd9nl Und The 0dV'50f '0 Wllllgm Clqffey perform the dutxes of the FBLA offrcers BUSlllESSlllEll llllll llllllllfll lll lllllllllllllllll FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS of America rs a natronal and state servrce club for all stu dents enrolled In bustness educatron and Those who show a real Interest rn this freld The purpose of thus organuzatlon as to develop competent aggressvve busrness leader shrp and to participate In co operatlve effort as well as to be of servrce to the school and communvty Mann responsrbulrty of the club thus year was to be tn charge of sell mg txckets at football and basketball games and also handlung concessions Another brg protect was to sponsor the Christmas Formal The theme chosen by the club was Oriental Dream Competent officers were Elvalee Stealey presldent Sandra Walstrom vrce presrdent Barbara Doherty secretary Judy Wray treasurer and Wrllram Clatfey head of our busrness department and advrsor for the organlzatron Some ot the members attended the FBLA State Conventron whrch was held rn Long Beach Representatrves who attended were from local and state chapters of the Future Busuness Leaders of Amernca ta- Bottom row left to nght D Redfelt J Kelley D Abernathy F Behrendf Second row K DuBors S Corley J Mays J Mung D Jeffcott P Vnllafana J Ducky J Adams J Bolton B Doherty J Musoda Thlrd row E Steele B Toggert K Whrtmore K Byars V Lee J Wray J Hackett S Berry I Iardello Mr W Claffey Top row J Le Clurr S Walstrom T Schawrtz, V Appley, A Walker, B Yocum P Wrnn D Sanderson K Nelson P Horter P Skylar J Cabrera ffm Using exchange newspapers from other schools is a Trying to meet a deadline are some of the seniors in form of r search work done by the beginning journalism beginning iourrwolism. HUTHUHS Hllll EDITUHS llf THE FUTURE POKING INTO PAST history, predicting the future and drarnatizing the present is not only the work of the Paw Prints staff but also that of the beginning journalists. Each member of the beginning lournalism class has the opportunity to learn the many different ways in which a story is written An advantage of the iournalism class is that it actually tends to improve the pupils writing abilities as well as enabling him to recognize really important news This years lournalism class has had the chance to see what goes into a newspaper and when they prepared two issues of Paw Prints gust how much work is really in volved in the presentation of the final copy Some members of the class also had the added advantage of working on a minor scale with the staff of the T959 T960 Year book Teamwork and cooperation are malor factors in a lournalism class and this class has them both at work and play qi Bottom row left to right M Flowers D Kelley C House J Carter T Kakos B Myers V Evans M Bouchier C gmcklgnd Tgp row L Very P Carter D Froslie S Minor B Foos T Parson D Jones K Houptman Mrs Catherine Killeen 5 Paw Pflllt 5 i ,ff fx DA- Lsfl to right: Carol Nishizu, circulation manager, Anna Sylvia, picture manager, Linda Allen, business manager: Mary Bouchier and Lynda Minor, reporters, Not pictured is Sharon Marshall, typist. THE NEWSPAPER, which is published every two weeks, holds an interest tor everyone on the Buena Park cam- pus. Paw' Prints includes every- thing from news items, various ac- tivities around campus, student per- sonalities, to humorous accounts of every-day events. Members oft live newspaper staff work hard foffprovide our campus with a paper that we can all be proud ot. They plan layouts, write copy, schedule pictures and read Larry Benedict, editor, nd Sharon Charles, associate editor, run through articles to be written for the next issue of Paw Prints. These two provided leadership for the whole staff in production activities. K E mess .1 'R l ' ' ui xc f T - I ti x, , it A , .1 ,M 04 r :5 E 3-7 . r Y O I I ' 1 it A box is provided in the office for the various news items each student wishes to submit for the paper and all teachers and administrators are contacted betore pages are planned. Headline setting and other technical aspects of the work are done by Bruce Dobson and his graphic arts classes. Special editions were put out for April Fools Day, Christmas, and a Senior Graduation special. Page editors, Kathy Byars, Barbara Huckabee, Carol DeMato, and Dave Worden, sports, discuss layouts for their pages. not pictured 'fblienny Allan, sports editor. 'Aw' . , .ga L . ,Y it '!x X Ml' V I W 4 , W ' 'TPM NM fl +N ' f' . W' wg ff N , ull ff gin-aD vs .L xsii... JE1-4 Q. -0-ww 4'-' Q54 ' 1-r' J,-. Q .4 ,im llllll llllllllEllS -1. ,, v pg' .Mmm Judy Morrison ' 5 QL.,.1.- 1 v Bruce Fancher I , F QL r I Via Lois Filifti N .4-1 91.7 Vngarous and llvely our yell leaders lead the Buena Park Student Body T ll of o games. Barbara Pavel l' ll ' .'f ' V . G 2 A, L -.-f,f,A1,. . y 'bi is ' ' '14 ' tv ' ' .' an-'d' Q- lf - ffl. . ,IM . 7 4: '.4 . -3155 1T'i 1xue-.-M-1'4 , g . VllJlllllUl V - U Charming and peppy, our flag rwirlers marched and per- formed at all of The Coyote games. Marcia McComber E N v .Wg Jim Brisco 4-- ,,.. Q - 'if 3,,.,,.,,,. 0 ,.,, a v 0 'gag I' i 1 Lyla Vines A ,,..-M ff sf-1 1 'f! W' W-of ep, l, 4 , Q THHTS UUR CHU School spirit and enthusiasm was shown by all our lovely song leaders. is :rf Earlene Pack Linda Sanders SUNG LEHDEHS . 5.1 Abe Dykstra, led the Coyote band on successfully throughout the year, as the Drum Malor at Buena Park High School. SPllllIliHl llll LUS First row, left to right: K. Lowery, S. Sowell, M. Fotheringltam, G. Lancaster, J. Allan, S, McCartney, R. Lovegren, L. Trudell, and E. Jones. Second row: B. Dykstra, J. Stigers, S. Stondoge, C. Furci, S. Condos, W. Lowery, J. Dykstra, T. McPherson Third row: D. Robertson, C. Carlson, A, Enriquez, M. Carr, R. DeLong A. Dykstra, R. Dewitt, L. Hall, G. Parks, D. Jackson, R. Anglln, R. Broderson, J. Snider, B. Langeyin, R. Baker, and J. White. --.W ,g svn. K ' 4. ' -. 'P' L' af Q U. gy rc -,. .0 YV. . .. N .f . . . '7 -- f... .nw V . - af I- Qv04 1. if ' ' H' .,- -,garroprqw-.N..,,wrn-+4 'Y' 'V .Q Christine Marshall, heod moiorette hos proven her skill and talent be- fore the student body of BPHS. as . '51 5 Following Yheletter clockwise D Smith P Villifonu Thomas C hfchfleld J pmk, M Leung' V. K HCUPUWOU 5 M0l0Cl ' -l KHUPP J' HCYFISON Rhecume S Berry J Hull S Dnllow B Shocr 97 A. Q gdb 25, J ,E iiftf-5 ,F X ' 3, iii? 1 K ,, N . ' t .I gx As. 2 iff 3 3 K 2 3 31 f ,'M T ,f Q f 1 g A l L V fl Y W jg 'N ' J A' S Q arf 'P f 'fi Sf' KS F33 l First row D Elsberry P Lundstrom S Deter S Carley R Cole G Lancaster B Shaar Second row P Storey R Turner M Schulz A Gutzmann S Vrllegas R Bruner B Posovsky P Morris R Oehlman J Hall M Benlamrn J Trudell Thlrd row J Mucarra K Trdwell C Snrder T Weatherhead J Knapp M Brennan S Mazochr L Crater P Crrstobol D Dewey J Bradley P Burnley C Frucn K Becker S Perkovrch P Schuler C Shastarn Wrth flashrng lnghts and sound effects to match a member of the Atomuc Energy Cammrssuon demonstrates the atom wrth an electronrc board showsng charm reactron Dave Grbbs rs congratulated by a Los Angeles Tlmes sports re V Q pf . 17' A Top talent' Thats what us presented at BP talent gggemblrg-5 Thus statement was descrrptrve of the Jumor Freghmgn gsgem bly presented by the losrng classes rn the Student Body Card Sale . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . - r - I - r - t - r - g 'ra ,. , . , , , . , . . ' J , 'g We, 4 , . ar- K 1 wrrter as he rs awarded as All League end UUPID SET THE lllllllli illli lilllllli llllli lilillllllllll A A lovely queen, a bouquet of red 'SQ roses, and a handsome escort. A ie 1 ' B N combination which stole the spot- flak in , L light at the Christmas Formal. C ,: Q bl :K E , 'iffy - at Refi' l j ,Mf - lil? JN Fi! N b EMF 'L li X l l HK fllknf Q -,gli tj M sy A .ij NN tit , i t N , i Jeff' 2 - Fox Trot, Cha-Cha, andthe Swing set the rhythm for the Christmas Formal. Blended with Japanese decor, the right atmosphere was set for on Oriental Dream. See any Cupids? See any arrows? We do see many couples dancing at the annual Valentine dance though, so Cupid con't be far away. Cupid's Ca- pers was sponsored by the Girls' League. Hl llUll VHlEllllllE, SHDIE HHllllllllS, Hllll UTHEH lllllllIES Daisy Maes were seen with their Lil' Abners at the Sadie Hawkins dance, presented by GAA. Queen Sally Hernandez and the Student Body President, Dave Gibbs, lead the dance following her Coronation. ,xy Q' i As., -.Vf' l ' . 1 Howdy stranger, would you like to dance? Yes, strangers become friends at the annual Howdy Dance, 5 ,S-. Summer activities, sports, and other topics of conversation are hasned over at the Howdy Dance, Being the first dance of the year, the old and the new students are given o chance to become acquainted 0 H lllUE VENUS lllllS UUR llUEEll SHllU The sparkling and adorable Sally Hernandez was chosen Queen for your first Homecoming game and olance of 1959. Sally also served as flag twirler in ner sophomore and junior years. HS SHE HEIGHED Hl UUR FIRST Hlllllfllllllllllli W lma Epperson L nda MacKay 5 Joan Cheney Freshman Attendant it 7 Sophomore Attendant Sen or Attendant Sherry Heath Junior Attendant I' 55. 55, DANCING BENEATH a large whrte football to the delnghtful musrc of the Long Beach State Notables were many alumm and Buena Park Hugh School students at the flrst Homecomung Dance Grrls donned dressy dresses and the boys suits for one of the most effective dances of the year An added attractzon was cartoon drawungs by Bruce Fan cher that deprcted members ofthe Varsity team Reugnung as Homecomnng Queen was BP s charmlng Sally Hernandez Attendants were Linda MacKay Sherry Heath Wilma Epperson and Joan Cheney Sally was crowned by student body presldent Dave Gibbs and they were spotlrghted dur ang the next dance The Hornecomung Dance of l959 was sponsored by the Lettermen s Club and the Future Homemakers both of whom dld an excellent lob of making It an en loyable and successful affair 7 4 sa .UW Qvg 95 ly. A DANCING in a truly Oriental Dream was Queen Susan and her escort, Jim Carder. This Oriental Dream was made possible through the work of the Future Business Leaders of America, by its members, and sponsor, William J. Claffey. Furnishing the music for three hours of fun and enchantment, were the Aristocrates from Fuller- ton. Their music was enioyed by everyone at- tending the dance. The theme was carried out on the refreshment table by a cake, shaped like an oriental house, used as a centerpiece. Refreshments consisted of cake and punch. The Future Business Leaders of America restricted the contest to senior girls only. The other con- testants were Marie Montgomery, Pat Villafana, JoAnn LeClaire, Terry Schwartz, Earlene Pack, and Janice Morrison. CHOSEN from among the many candidates for the Christmas Queen, was lovely Susan Heine- mann. Along with her friendly smile, Susan wore a beautiful pink lace formal and received a dozen roses. Our Queen attended grammar school in Buena Park and then went on to high school in Orange and Western, returning to Buena Park this year. Susan's future plans are to further her education in the field of business at Fullerton Junior College. Susan's special interest is social dancing. Her charming personality traits and a warm and friendly smile have won her many new friends at Buena Park High School. We extend our congratulations, Susan, and truly wish that all our future Queens may be as lovely as you. 'Y--nj. 'fx W' ft?- X -- 'xkv'f '7 j l . ggfiffiv' A' A ru lUE DHHCED lll Hll llllllllllll llllflllll GPOUPED AROUND on exotic Japanese Centerpiece we see many students talk- ing together admiring the lovely decora- tions. A truly gala event, the Christmas dance marked a colorful end to the school social events of 1959, Jinx' .r lf! If KF--a 5 L limi' FNXfff for X i. V P n TA! D ll Q Jw H it X cl 4- M J ig QW L . Q. X pl Q Lltjjmi, I- L LINGERING BENEATH Japanese lanterns couples want anxiously for the announce ment of the queen of the fourth annual Christmas Formal Setting for this Oriental Dream was the school cafetorium which sparkled with daunty flower decorated lanterns cncles and Chrlstmas trees In an oriental motif RHI!!-i f ff-- l- Largs. THRILLING CLIMAX to an exciting year was the Junior-Senior Prom on May 21. From nine 'til twelve the couples danced, to the music of the Hollywood Stardusters. Stardust, the theme, was brought alive by the sparkling decor of the Fullerton Junior College Lounge. Couples enioyed relaxing conversation and refreshments throughout the entire dance. Many cherished, happy, and wonderful memories were created for all who attended. Mu G Z'L.,sw. A 4'X-F. Aj 3 'L XY w 1 is 3 'tx 15 fi fo' X 9 l Q '33 5.5 1,3 0 , o fn IK 1' - 5 11 I 5 , 2 Q 32, Q . W V .31 .W--.kvgifai M4- i' + -I L l.- ...- li' ,.. ln. Y,- 5. Z HHU GUUESSES UH PHRHIJE f inf ? LL. ZH a N r-IPF al' by H159-'fd I -Sa 'Q I K M, ' x ibm Il Deep degraded To a coward's slave, Endless contests bare Alcides brave, Through The thorny path of suffering led, Slew The Hydra, Crushed The lion's mighf, Threw himself, To bring his friend To light, Living in The skill That bears The dead. BUEHH PHllllS if-uv ,, ..r.: 5f'r Q 54 s-4 if vxi' 'Ia 4 x 5 2' 1 s ill' Z9 -ill' 13 if if 5 -silk vita S K . , en.. Bob Tucker Blocking back it Chuck Beauchamp Tcrlback llllR lllP Ellillllfll lllfllf llllllllf Jerry Ferguson Tom Seabold Left end Left end John Godden Left tackle Richard Aguular Tanlback BPS SECOND YEAR an the Free way League saw the Coyotes down three hard playing teams and suffer Two defeats This was a successful season for our Var srty football team as therr efforts put us rn second place Ably assrstung coaches H L Looney and Tom Tellez was a newcomer Marvrn Hoover who ded an excellent 'ob of coaching and strengthenmg the llne Stull featuring a short punt formation and a strong defense the Coy otes successfully achreved their mam obgectuve Jan Underwood Quarterback Mrke DeLuca Left guard Loune Martmez Rnght guard lllll lHElli lllElllElllllUS Vlll UHIES Phil Staggs Tail back THOSE WHO, through. ability and tremendous contribution, made All-League first string were David Gibbs and Dennis Jones, Phil Stags and John Godden made second string Making great strides this year was a rugged BP line with fine players like Mike DeLuca and Doug Steer and many others who contributed a great amount of effort to the games Game attendance was great this year as it was the rooters first opportunity to use our new sta dium and cheer the teams on to victory Randy Showalter Dennis Jones Right half Bill Yocum Right end John Lindsay Fullbock Right tackle Russell Orr Right guard Jim Childers Center Doug Steer Right guard Dave Gibbs Right end They can't touch him. BP 26 .. BP 7.. BP 7 .. BP O.. BP l5.. BP3O.. BP33.. BP O.. BP l4.. Underwood carries the ball Front row, left lo right: J. Rose, D. Rowland, T. Hartzog. Middle row: J. Lindsay, D. Hittle, D. Hoffman, M, Martinez, T. Morate, J. Cox, H. Wallace, B. Sellers. Buck row: D. Jacques, B. Louwsma, D. Riddle, S. Mc- Cartney, D. Dyer, J. Hull, B. Albrecht, J. Webb. 2 .n -i ,- -- 9 .1 'ci gf' ....'AL . . Pioneer . . Tustin . . Laguna .. Brea . . . . . Valley . . Westminster Bolsa Grande . . . . . Rancho . Orange O O 6 20 12 13 6 7 21 Tustin Costa Mesa . . . Orange .. . . . Valley Westminster Bolsa Grande . . . . Rancho Yocum Tries an end run. - x Q? 115 19,1 1 . , li , QV., I' J, ll A V-ik ,gm 1 ' ,iw f' , -nz-V .,: ., 0 X . ., TQ: 1. . -'1f',4. 'Z ' 'Q' v. .X gs. gy.. 5 .3341 , -.155 j l ' A 315- 5 q'f'e:1' . I , . ' sr ,V A ,f of.. and Marvin Hoover r nt row left Oo right: T, Slunlca, J Axberg, J Zolauf, G Davls C Loman, K Nowak Back row: P Ham Us K Wallfenl HaIl,.l Nylle- L Sl'el'on, N F?uzzl C Weyavoov .pw . 1 .sig ,ef I I lk Bee coaches Robert Marvin and Wallram Dae Sept 25 Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov 6 Nov l 3 Our Coyotes run for a gain Proneer at BP Tustln Valley Orange at BP Bolsa Grande at BP Westminster at BP Rancho La Mlrada at BP Front row left Oo right H Johnson R Shook A Eveler B Cuvonll J Pcnchet E Hackett F Meredth A Krauss Second row S Rrchards M Prxtchcrd D Stuart B Martnn P Lmes T West D Meyer D Allen R Mayogotc D Robnnson D Doyle Third row D Brcnnam V Ellus J McCann E Rousseod S Glenn L Evans G Wedemeyer B Chapman E Jones 0 -IJQLNES? AS-tif 131-A rs-.IS l . Oct. 9 ............................. .l6 ....................... .23 .................. . 30 .................. ' Novl2O... '... I ..... '.-.. ....... l . l. Q... ..... ..Sunny Hills :Q y :Q an . Q? Q AZQJY JZ2rl 3 Y .1 l x, X ,' l r ' K I EE Flllll Hll v-....,, ll 'l . l 3 'w T 1 : The Cee s begun a play Oc Oc Oct Oc Ocf Nov 5 Nov T2 Nov I9 Cee coaches, Todd Tennyson and Don Bryant Tushn at BP Valley af BP Orange Bolsa Grande Westminster Rancho at BP La Mlrada Sunny Hslls at BP From row leff to rlghl M Ramey B Green B McComber L Kelly J Cross D Reeder D Dragmon P Severin Second row W Padnlla A Martnnez B Doyle C Krauss R Fay K Rutledge H DeRosa M Cox T Knezenskl J Bargue Thlrd row J Beasley M Lomele D Spurlock D Wallace C Cloo W Wooten D Faubus G Mayers J Rupp B Taylor T Tmo 7 .2 as Nh-' V . V '-If K wk. f-F5 9 A .. F.,:11W- ri.-,kg ' H l- A .. -. V53 P---:F V I f 'igiii ycl, -.T 1 .1 .A fn VHHS TU BHSH OPP . . . Santa Ana Valley ....47 Wesrminster .... ....33 Bolsa Grande ....32 Rancho Alamitos ....45 .......Orange...... ....62 Santa Ana Valley ....37 Westminster .... ....3O .. Bolsa Grande ....43 Rancho Alamitos ....38 .....Orange...... ....43 Coffman keeps scores as Moore, Seabold, and Beauchamp Take practice shots. Seabold shoots a iump shot. John Wrighr, left forward Jerry Kelley, right guard lllllHEll EXCITING EIEH ANOTHER great year for Scott Malich and the Varsity Basketball tea m came about again. They entered the C.l.F. finals by winning place in the Freeway League with a perfect record of ten wins and no losses. By going undefeated in league play, the Coyotes increased their winning streak to twenty-two games in a row. For the Coyotes, winning the Free- way League title forthe second con- secutive year meant more than lust playing in the C.l.F. finals, it was the well deserved grand climax for a team that, despite being one of the smallest in the league, won be- cause of constant team effort and cooperation. Leading player of this year's team was center John Fernandez, who was named the Freeway Lea g u e Player of the year and also the highest honor a player can have, that of being named on the All- C.l.F. first team. Other team mem- bers honored were Jerry Kelley and John Wright who were named on the Freeway League first team. Top row, left to right: Coach Scott Malich, B. Moore, R. Showalter, T, Seabold, J. Fernandez J. Wright. Bottom row: C. Beauchamp, P. Staggs, J, Kelley, M. Winn, J. Ferguson, Anxious players fight for the rebound. John Fernandez, center Jerry Ferguson, left guard 0Ull JUlIIllll VHHSITU IS BPS FUlllllE CHlllllPlllllS 1 rs. Team Tr es for possession of The ball PACED by The conslsTanT playing of hugh scorer Bob Louwsma The gunnmg of Darrel Rlchards and The flne all around playlng oTe JV Team broke even In Ten games In The rough loop Under The guidance of Coach RoberT Marvln The Team com e a fne TO wns 8 oss record WlTh This pasT season s maTerlal The fuTure looks br1ghT for The Buena Park varsnfy Team The ooponenT gefs The ball of Frank Chops Lee, The Coy- pil d 1 a , I l 'Wx QP' go-Qs wp for U rebound lr s 0 pnie up of half cowf. Wmgb-v fwqws 'or :posse-sswon of 'ive hal ,. Q , 1,- v' 1 N Chuck Beauchamp attempts a lump shot. Kelley drives for c basket Jefry Ierguscn ov- ,mos L-15 cooorver where d d We bo! go exdowm SlIllll0l SPIRIT IS USED BU lHllllllll6 B BllSllEllll-lll lllllllES A Bee player attempts a lump shot Bee coach Todd Tennyson Front o left to right D Faubus T Kczenskl T Morat G Tully M Hummel L Nowak M Hearn Second row D Robinson G Page T Tlno G Wedemeyer V Ellis R Mayagoltla B Martn D Mner Puoneer Western Santa Ana Valley Orange Bolsa Grande Westmlnster Rancho Alamltos Sunny Hills Santa Ana Valley Orange Bolsa Grande Westminster Rancho Sunny Hllls THE CEE BHSHTTBHTTEHS TIGHT HHHTT HTH THEIH STIHHTH Tustun Fullerton Santa Ana Valley Orange Bolsa Grande Wesfmunsfer Rancho Alarnntos Sunny Halls Santa Ana Valley Orange Bolsa Grande Wesfrnlnsfer Rancho Sunny Halls Front row left fo rlghl D Reede G Kely L Kelley R Shook D Dagoma W Woofon :ond w 'TA Ra ney K Do e G T Third row Spu lock J Beasley J Fo R Ga sh G Hayes N W QNX x in-4 -1-. ' 'K rf 15 V ---H ze., R-..-gu....q. ----1 ee coach Mar n Hoo er T o playe s fghr fo the ross up Top row left to right H Meadows J Kelley G Kovach T Slunka Marvin Bottom row D Robinson D Faubus S Suchman D Moulson Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr A r. Apr. Apr. May May May May 26 3 6 California at Tustin Western at Pioneer Chino at Santa Ana Orange Bolsa Grande Westminster at Rancho Alamitos at Sunny Hills Santa Ana ....... at Orange at Bolsa Grande at Westminster Rancho Alamitos . . e Sunny Hills ...... Top row, left to right: J. Axberg, J. Hayward R Hammond J Hull D Morris Coach Marvin. Bottom row: M. Coffman, B. McCue J Scoggms N' LeClasr M OBrien J Beatty l B- Coach Scott Malich did an excellent 'ob of coach Front r0w left to nghl P Brooks B Langevm T McDonald J Fernandez Back row J Fitzpatrick ing an outstanding Cross Country team M Wmm J Scoggins M Frace fffixrbb tlunul V ' wk' fr 905 Cross Country runners are trying for good positions aff qi -1 lIllllSS lIllUlllllU FOR THE SECOND time in Buena Parks short history the Coyotes have come up Country team gained this honor by end mg up with a three way tie for first place with Westminster and Rancho Ala mitos The team accomplished this not by hav ing lust one strong man, but by having a strong team effort Coach Scott Malich did an excellent 'ob this year in coaching the boys and s looking toward a third successful season next year with a number of experienced runners returning The Junior Varsity also had an excep tional season this year ending up in first place in the Freeway League Front row left to right L Turner D Willmon L Smith F Lee E Fanbus M Obrien M Coffman T Kakos Second row left to right M Hummel D Robinson B Harwell M Caldwell S Govedrch D Worden R Srmonsen T Yates I J rs f N- Y - , .Q T A I I I ' in l T B. T Bi x 4, V V4 ti' f ' ,I A ' ' . . . . X U 9 c li ' L with a championship team. The Cross 3 .5 A 4 fl 'gi V N sf, B 5 5 ' D 5 5 ,- hlwfl- :'..v',l, Il . 5 K . . , ' : . , . 1 B E E 3 5 ' 6 , M. DeLuca C. Beauchamp J. Fernandez L. Cheney D. Jacques Right Field Third Base First Base Catcher Shortstop J Godden B Yocum G Tully J Webb Rught Freld Outfleld Pitcher Putcher PRAISE IS due to coach Don Bryant who, ID his frrst Baseball season at Buena Park led has lads Through a successful season Returnmg leftermen, John Fernandez Dennrs Jones Gene Tully and Mlke DeLuca along wuth Chuck Beauchamp a transfer from Ohlo were lust a few of the boys who showed fine sportsmanship durlng the season Along with Dennls Jones IUHIOFS, John Webb Bob Moore and sophomore Tom Morat made up the fme pltchlng staff for the Coyote nlne Junlor Don Wrlmon sophomore Dave Jacques seniors, Leon Cheney Mel Pritchard and Bull Yocum rounded out Bryants sharp crew VllllSllU BllSEBllll Top row left to nght D Worden B Moore J Webb J Godden J Fernandez B Yocum C Beauchamp Middle row K Allan C Wedemeyer M DeLuca D Behlmg L Cheney M Wann Bottom row M Prutchard W Wllmon G Tully T Morat D Jacques Coaching varsity baseball thus year was Don Bryant l n 4 - ' 1 V. v 4 WL: , . 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C-,- 541' I XQf ' Front row left to nght P LaPourue R Shook B Dykstra D Coon M Hummel D Dragoman B McComber Mnddle row N Ruzzn K Novak R Martm F Mereduth D Severm J Beasley G Wedemeyer J Hucks J Rupp Top row C Ellns A Thomson R Chapman J Fox C Westbrook R Garrush D Manor T Tuno R Louwsma Coach Todd Tennyson put nn many hours workung wnth the boys on the rumor varsuty team practnce on thas year the rumor varslty had more lncentlve than ever to fnght hard Also gavmg the boys added en thuslasm rn hrs fsrst year of coachrng at Buena Park Hugh School coach Todd Tennyson dad a tune rob of gundmg the boys to many vrctornes Outstandnng rumor varsnty players will ably take over the places of the gradu atmg varsity players next year when the baseball season gets under way Pre game warm ups help relax the team In preparatlon for a game plvr 'Q' -gan .ya QQVQ. . f 1 -' ,J -1 5' -i ' I 1 l 5 - l I 1 ' 1 - I - 1 - 1 - I - - A 5 A .1 r l I I B X, 7 J 1 J ,, ' r' - - , ul 4,.r A V. . gtg.. -P T Q- :i11t?:l1377, With a new diamond of their own to ,- r. -, T 1' Q .j.:. j,jf..1.Q,. 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Vgj.-, -if. nf A, y 13 W' u, - - A -A , ,Ms W., . f ' 'V' ', 194 ' 'till' , 2' W W ' llEPlUllE lillll lll llllllfll Ye ,ill I 5 'I It s a wrld scramble for the ball sk -If I l 'M'-'TH M- ' Q' 1 l 1. gs ,Ala J- V! it .liafgv-I. if s '-+-H as 0171 'I .....- qv-s Nia. 81 .. :',,.A1 m-V 'ia s 25 The boys race for an overthrown ball Fronl row left Oo rrghl W Allen Manager B Mason M Sellen K Mrlnes G Forrsler T Ellrs T Underwood D Renrson R Brodersen Manag Second row P Lrqhffoot W Buchanan R Leverett G Hayes J Beary J Snyder J Allen G Bernhard? Third row H Beldrng T Syndergaard R Galante E Olson J Parrrsh R Baker J Campos B Llndsay , ,,jH 44 - xxx. L., ..'7'3 , A vw I H' , J 'ff ' - if ,Vw 4 my Lu ,Q 5 is f J. , , gy, A: . ' ' '55, . 1- . i'4' I . R 5 I ew!-si . . I 1 ' J X LQ, f XIJSEJJ ir, H ll? I iff ll M.. an f A ' ll , 1. T I U.TR'hm T 'r J i J , gi 1' r I pg.: -gee V ,Ar V . l A M .Dr -ae xlkfxl lg., l 2 u V l , l I I V ,W V L sees, Q 'V 1 luv. A 9' ' -1,752 ' D.- . - 5 , Q 'girl 'Qi xx ,I I N M, if ' q 'fr 'jjyL.i.i,,gr Nw' ., y al 3 ek f M-- 'X' j ' ' fu- 'Q n, ' ' Ullr Ill mill r , 51-:j'.Z2'5i-by ,uiiggarlf .L,, W hz H A :E .5 1 Z ' NYJ xx I .I --- e- QLN, ..,1.,?, ww , , , ,yn Il X 'A M , - I -LIN, 52 R lil ff ' VL J PM , M-Y h A' J 1 rf me - -an r Q., W ' f ' er, : . 'Q J, , J V , .I I , .J J , ,J I, . -I 4, .I J, . J .A ' J :-. ' .1 R J ' J Ps lr . Q h ' l f 'N O if , 1 J ' 4 4 4 - I 4 . or I ff f X y, 'Q Front row left to right R Tresenrider J Briscoe R Sellers Standing Always ready with a word of encouragement for the team was swimming coach Dan Holub Manager J Allen R Macare J B Crede K Lowry R Thomas me ferr is sunmnuns tram misss nnomin r- Outstanding in the I00 yard butterfly stroke was varsity swimmer J. B. Crede. , R . 1,4 4. Qc 1 SWIMMING COACH Dan Holub did another fine lob of coaching this years swimming team to many outstanding victories Outstanding performances were given by Bob Trensenrider who is a senior and John B Crede, a lunior Other team members supported them throughout the season This was the third year Buena Park has had a swimming team and this is the second year the team has had its own pool for practice and for meets. Other good performances for the team were turned in by Jim Briscoe Keith Lowry Bob Sellers and Robert Macare, all seniors, who will be leaving the team this year. Practicing several hours each day swimmers worked hard through- -.mg Q5- -gs .-nr, N . -jr' Ah ' f ,5 t.,s. V 'A Q. 1 -al Aff. ,g .' wif - 1 views ' '7 f' Q: - ' . -xl 't ff' fe -2, ,gg Q-. B -K 'TE' ' I. R ' ' ' ii is ' . ' A 7-5 A N' R X- , -Q, ' AL- ' 4. - B-.N 'M ,-, X Q 1 QM-K Q . I: ay -L h- , -f' A a- - S, 5 ' Nl.: E . ,A , W .3 X ., Front row, left to right: G. Forrister, D. Wallace, R. Saville, E. Olson. V: - L Standing: M. Hearn, M. Buchanan, R. Baker, J. Snyder, W. Gallegos, R. A l Brodersen, G. Bernhardt. Not pictured D. Hess and F. McDaniel. poised on the springboard 0 diver pauses before a high dive. Ready to start varsity swimmers wait for the gun that will start the race. Feb. 18 Santa Fe ........ ..aT B.P. Feb. 23 C.l.F. linvif. Prelems Feb. 26 C.l.F. lnvif. Finals Mar. 4 Santa Ana ..... ..at B.P. Mar ll Pioneer .... . .af B.P. Mar l8 at Western Mar. 25 Open Away Apr. l Open Away Apr. 8 Open Home -We ' L 'JTQW xi . ' ' ' ' , S Bee and Cee swimmers are off at the sound of the gun. c'?:::-N - 2 'fl TY. A A ' 'fl 3' it S11 -e 'Zrxms F A 'o' - ' . -,T- Q -- . - -Q - X , sy 5--f 1 'S -r , I - Robert Tresenrider showed tremendous speed as he swam the 200 yard individual medley. ! ' OH. I -4, ' 1 -.. , 5 5. 'kgigi , X . gs Y Qlicjlr ,Ag R ' -F x - U lg- m l if x- .. ...-- gf -- llUll lllmll lllllll Slmlllfll US X Bottom row left to rlght J Scoggrns P Staggs J Gold S McCartney B Tucker B Lcmgevun J McDonald J Cox J Emer ck Second row P Brookes J McCann M Froce J Dnlley H Wallace D Rrddle R Snmonsen R AQUFTEVGHS J Lnndsay R Showalter L Hook Thnrd row J Underwood B Lzndsey M Caldwell B Harwell D Glbbs D Stear D Dyer T Hartozg J Wylue L Shelton B Albrecht J Aydelott J Zulauf Outstandnng team members Bob Langevln Jan Underwood Richard Aguilar and Dean Dyer S '5-A mga' e Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr. at Valencia Montebello at B P Santa Ana Relays at Brea at Santa Ana 'Orange at B P 'Bolsa Grande at B P 'Westminster at B P 'at Rancho Alamltos Los Altos ot B P Huntnngton Beach Invntatlonal 'at Sunny Hllls League Prellmxnarues 'League Finals lk May 7-I4 ...... 'C.l.F. Meets ll FHST llllll EXCITIHG SEHSUH N Coach Tom Tellez and Marvin Hoover discuss future track meets fi? Dean Dyer practices his shotput form Bottom row left nght R rggin H Taylor L Turner el ey M x Ke Reeder J Webb Second row R French D Robin Phe ps E Faubus B Do DeRosa L Nowak, J Stafford, n B Parcelli W Wooten, H J Bever Third row L Turman, M Sullins, G Wmshup G Turman, C Gobrowolski, C Hoffman, E Rousseau, R Lougren, T Kakos, D Gage, M Doss 'tb Bottom row left to rlght A Martinez D Stuart H Swiegert T Klzensku G Logan T Yates Second row D Doyle P Lines T West R Mayagoutua T Owen A Eveler B Bushay Thlrd row M Lyon '49 --'..... Richard Aguilar and Bob Tucker race to the Jan Underwood and Phil Brookes pace each other finish for stride C it Q' i at 1 . .,. x L 5' Q1 Q Q v V . X K R I X W 5 5 1, 5 I - 4 fa, Q V, s ' K' X .' fc S. Govedich, D. Allen, A. Enriquez, D. Abernethy, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Miller, C. Cloo, L. Smith. - if ... , D? - A Y R.- . Y R ' lik' i, -' K' A- M. .C l .n , to ' : . Gi ' , T. air, B. , . , L. K I , . Co, G. lly, D. 50, I. 4, L. I , . , . yle. 4 Coaching and expertly assisting the girls were, left to right: Miss Janet Rees, Miss Janet Gudgell and Miss Claudine Casey r ' illi .Lis-'RX Queen and huntress, chaste and fair, I if il 'A C .i l mm Now the sun is laid to sleep, , t Seated in thy silver chair ' t 'sbt ' lifllill State in wanted manner keep: ,Q 5 l Hesperous entreats thy light, 1 s ' . Goddes excellently bright -at ,, 5,1 I f l ,-.. Interested in hard work, the GAA man- agers were, Front row, left to right: Carol Fuiino, Nayan Templeton, Laureen Ira- M, della, Carolyn Dunn. Second row: Jean Masuda, Margie Capovani, Sharon Charles, Martha McCartney. V , .4 5' lilo E Officers and advisors were, Front row, left to right: Kathy Eubanks, Sally Standage, Gaylor Whalan, Sharon Tabor. Back row, left to right: Miss Janet Cvudgeil, Miss Claudine Casey, Miss Janet Rees. T T 1 1 Q 5 Y P Y I t is . 1 Y if . , T 9' -na, l s xi 1 l l :G ' ' ' T 5 gi f 4' 353- - , - E xv'- --'::'.: ' J 1 T V ,W f '1f4?' . A - kv.. 5- v vxu1,W.,,,5f?.' I- , F t .. I I lya I ' - : w ' ....- M ' . ',,' ' ..-ef +-'- . J . Q ...f - 1 -.lf '-. 3-Y' digflf - A' ' dl 1 If :il-1 U , . 1 i- L- - J- -gil 3 I 6 , f N f. It M U 9 ' . I No .. 1 . . HHH The tennis team consisted of, kneeling, left to rlghlz M. Copovoni, K. DuBois, A. Heinemann, S. Doyle, S. Stone, D, Hopki Masuda. Top row: C. De Moto, S. Standage, K, Byars, L. N Wlwitmer, S. Thompson, H. Ward. Top doubles and singles players were, Ieff lo right Carol DeMato, Ann Heinemann, Susan Doyle, Linda Very, a iss Janet Gudgell did a n Lob of 19 S., x 5 . N Bo! om row left right xcn ' .fmzn . un , N Ternele' . Q. 5 no Second Row: T. Parson, . E: d M :Lo f. F? e Q Lowe. - Cosmo , . 'JN' . Lync, V Ee , . 'z '. 'C 'err1gnam, - o5c . oy e t. Barr-es. Third row: Mss 'ase , :ia sor- D. Jones D. Smith, S. Nelson, C. Tnonpson, S. Pe-rkofcn, P. Morgan, S. Collins, J. Elliott, M. Adams, Miss Godgell. Top row: F. Young, L. Clteamm, P Breltay, C. Marshall, S. Names, M. Copovoni, G. Fancher V ns, J. Very, Hx HUCHEU Two teummates oruvice 'ennis sno's before on rnoor'ant QTIVTTE. -..' V if f ' . ' -.....,-5-'Timur ' .- The hockey team made a tremendous amount of imorcyement wnicn was evident n tlneir exi ' ng games 99 lp 0 Bottom row, left to right: Carol DeMato, Judy Masuda. Second row: Priscilla Brooks, Ester Calesanzio, Patsy BHSllElBHll UHEHS GROUP HCTIVITU FUR llllllll Ill UUH BP 6IlllS Penny Gabel, basketball manager expertly assisted Miss Claudine Casey, advisor, gp 4.-.., ggpf, '. if P rl Q! M Nayan Templeton, and Susan Standage. Roberta Lehman, Sally Standage, and Gayle Foster. 5' A .0 , 1 , S -I . 6' A- - 'Q , 4 3-4 4s 'G , gg, s ' 5 Q' '- '- . .ch .f X I xy G 'V' 1 ' rs, 1 , fi I l f Bottom row, left to right: Frances Young, Carol Tresenrider, Lauren Ewertz, Carol Thomsen, Christine Marshall, Margie Capovani, Susan Perkovich. Second row: Susan Sweeney, Leilane Albrecht, La Tatfe Crager, Joan Margary, Felisha Fleming, Sandy Seabold, Carole Pack, Jeanne Poore, and Kay Steele, ,-' 7 Bottom row, left to right: La Donna Pool, Penny Gabel Duch ess Jeffcott. Second row: Annette Boetrcher, Carol Fulino nl . . . ' ,... tt YilE Rl- , I :1'?'fr,qw5 ,- ' tb, Q -- -4 Linda Allen and La Donna Pool scramble for victory. X 5 1 1 X ,A .4 fe It fr ttf Q f ! u ,I Nr. 'W L 1 A 'if First row, left 90 rlghf: Janice Antle, Sharon Tabor, Kathleen DuBois, Roberta Lowe, Martha McCartney, Karla Lynch, Francis Wheat. Second Nw: June Harrison Marilyn Wada, Joyce Rod, Gwen Fuiino, Charlotte Chastain, Irene Vanderham, Sherry Dixon, Margaret Beniamin, Everyone concentrated on an exciting game I37 Top row, left to right: S. Wohlstrom, L. Very, S. Lowry M, Turman, S. Standage, S. Charles. Middle row: M Tunks, P. York, E. Calensanzio, L. Pool, P, Gable, D Jeffcotf, S, Stondage, C. Futino, L, Teeter. Bottom row J. Masuda, M. Turmon, R, Lehmann, N. Templeton, D Jackson, C. De Moto, J Mang, S. Dillow. Top row, left to right: G. Fuiino, M. Beniomin, J. Reed, J. Napier, K. Eubanks, P. Fretz. Second Nw: M. Wada, J. Pyle, F. Wheat, N. Gober, C. Spera, S. Tabor, M, Fotheringham. Third row. K. Strickland, M. McCartney, K, Lynch, S. Stone, R. Iverson, J. Elliot, C. Dunn, G. Whalen. Fourth row: J. Dickey, M. Lewis, P. Barnes, J. Knapp, J. Bolten, N. Tremper. Bottom row: N. Gepford, K. DuBois, R. Lowe, C. Chambers, S, Dixon, M. Carter. ' ' un W W' n ' K Top row, left to right: J. Masuda, D. Jones, E. Bare, L. Ewertz, S. Bousman, C. Marshall, M. Paulsen, C. Thomsen. Middle row: C. Tre-senruder, J. Elluot, H. Ward, L. Crager, E. Cheatom, R. Slovick, S. Perkovich, S. Seabold, S. Sweeny. Bottom row: E. Semlmg, K, Whitmore, T. Pratt, M, Md-lenry. Top row, left to right: S. Wahlstrom, L. Very, M. Turman, S, Standage, S. Lowry, S. Charles. Middle row: R. Lehmann, L. Teeter, J. Mangs, M. Turman, P. York, D. Jackson, C. DeMato, J. Masuda, N. Templeton. Bottom row: E. Calesanzio, C. Fuiino, S. Standage, D. Jeffcott. P. Gable, L. Pool, M. Tunks, l AA.. f1 1-1 Top row, left to right: R, Lowe, M. Lewis, J. Pyle, J. Reed, M. Fotheringham, M. Carter, S. Dixon, P. Barnes, M. McCartney, K. Lynch, K. DuBois, N. Gepford, Middle row: K. Strickland, J. Dickey, N. Tremper, S. Stone, J. Elliot, R, Iverson, C. Spera, G. Whalen, N. Gober, J. Napier, S, Tabor. Bottom row: P. Fretz, G. Fujino, M. Beniamin, C. Dunn, K, Eubanks, M. Wada, J. Bolton, C. Chambers, F. Wheat. IL-If X,-' Top row, left to right: E. Semling, S. Seabold, K. Whit- more, M. Polsen, C. Marshall, C. Tresenrider, S. Bous- mna, S. Perkovich, M. McHenry, E. Cheaturn. Bottom row: L. Ewertz, T, Pratt, C. Thomsen, J. Elliot, J. Masuda, L. Crager, S. Sweeney, H. Ward, 40 Furs! row left to rlghl M Benlamln P York C De Mato J Mang D Jeffcott R Lowe P Gabel L Pool S Standage E Calesanzlo S Lemke D Feemster C Dunn R lverson R Lehmann Second row C Nushuzu M Brennan S Collins P Mllburn D Jackson S Baxter M Rodenknrsch K What re J Knapp J E I K Lynn S Stone G Wha en l'hlrd row C Thomsen E Cheatum C Van Hoesen S Boyd C Tresenruder e on P Brehany P Barnes P Morgan N L L Very J Collins Fou h row S Wue A McCabe J Naylor L Pad IS opaer Go er Chene Sweeney Ash S Perkovlch Those parhclpatung In badminton were enthusuastlc and many Gnrls actvve IH modern dance were J Cheney B Pavel S Standoge C Howard S Standage G Cook J Masuda M Turman W Erickson C Litchfield D nn K B rs C Frucn J Mayes K Eubcn s D Bease P Moore Nlshlzu S Lowry L Sharp L lcrdellcl M Carter B Prnce R Roche E Weber Levels were used an dolly practice to create In groups the gurls worked out strenuous Interest and varlety movements and patterns llllll Slllllllllllllli HLSU UFFERS llPPlllllUllllU lllll FUN Mortho McCartney swummnng monoger helped orgcnlze ond ossnsr the odvnsor Bottom row, lofi fo rlghf E Webber M McHenry S Sweeney f' Howord J Cheney E Looney D Woldmon T Turmon J Bolton S Charles Top row C Tresenruder G Whalen M McCormey L Lorry E Eubcmks O Looney K Ash L Hommul J Mosudo , My , .,. , , .al ' 12x 'S Wlrh perfecv ease he d vers performed Form Gnd rgglng rechnuques Lre ed Q ygvvgydyng 4 .J .4 -Iu- Hun-ul I ll ' ,l . 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Stoltrng Judy 191 66 98 Stoltrng Norma 1101 58 Stone Sandra1101 66 80 87 135 138 139 Storey Patr1c1a1101 48 99 Strrckland Carol 191 66 89 Strrckland Karen 1101 58 73 138 9 Strrckland Sandra1111-49 76 Stuart Don191 66 116 133 Stumpf Vrvran 1111-49 Suchman Stewart 1121 35 72 83 84 24 Sullms M1chaeI191 66 133 Swanson Juanrta 1121 35 Sweeney Susan 191 19 61 66 138 139 140 Swenson Marrlyn 1101 58 Swearrngen Kenny1121 35 Swrgert Harry 1111-49 133 Sylvra Ana1111 90 96 Trudell Tucker Tucker Lorette1121 36 96 98 Denn1s1111 49 Ro ert1121 36 112 Tully Gene 1101 58 81 84 122 126 Tunks Martha 1111 138 139 Turman Turman Turman Truman 9 Turman G ry 191 66 123 133 Judy 191 66 Larry 191 66 133 Marvene1121 36 138 40 T ry 1111 49 8 Turner Donna 1121 36 Turner Leslre 1101 125 3 Turner Robert 1111-49 Turner Rosemary 1101 99 Underwood J n 1121 36 73 132 Underwood T1mothy191 66 129 Valler Arlene 1101 58 98 Valadez Joe1111 49 Valadez Nadme 1121 36 Vanderham Irene1101 58 7 Vanhoesen Carol 1101 58 4 Vanhoesen 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6 Westbrook Charles 191 66 115 7 Westrum James 191 66 Whalen Gaylor1101 19 58 96 13 138139140 41 Wheat Frances 1101 19 58 74 75 83 84 135 137 38 9 Whrte Carol 1101 98 Whrte Jerome 1111 49 78 96 Whlte L1nda1121 37 Whltely Rlchard 1121 37 Whrtmer Nancy1121 21 37 40 135 Whrtmore Kathr1ne191 66 88 135 138 139 0 Wrllrams Carole 1121 21 37 73 74 75 83 Wlllmon Don1111 49 81 86 120125 26 Wlllmon James 1111 49 86 Wrlmontt Gary 1121 37 Wrlsey Albert 1111 78 Wnlson Carol 1111 49 Wrlson Emma 1101 58 Wrndgaston Ronald 1111 49 83 Wrnn M1chael1111-49 119 125 26 Wrnn Pat101 58 88 Wmshlp Kenneth 1101 58 78 83 33 Wood Ronn1e1111-49 78 Wooten JoAnn 1111 49 Wooten W1lford191 66 117 Worden Davld 1111-49 125 6 Wray Judrth 1121 37 Wrrght Frances 191 66 Wrght John1121 37 81 118 Wrrght Ranald1121 37 Wyre Jerald1111 58 132 Wynegar Ga1l191 66 Yates Terry 191 66 125 Yeag r Terry 191 66 Yocum BIII1121 17 37 81 8 115 Yor Patsy1111 49 136138 139 40 Young El1zabeth191 66 Young Frances 191 135 Yubeta Chr1st1n191 66 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I i -,' -i I ' ll ll -- I I I ,gill I Illlllllllllll T? a ww UQIJIQII I Wx .iff JI II iff rf If 'XII IIII Ili IIIIIIMI' ,W TO ALL the members of the yearbook staff who worked so hard and faithfully on this book I extend my thanks My deepest gratitude and thanks go to Judy Collins associate editor who put in many hours of work at school and home arcl was always busy doing the things that I forgot to do Marale Travis we are in debt to you for making the ad section such a success Without your work as business manager our book could not be so colorful or so complete My thanks to you Linda Very for all your fine drawings that carry out our theme so well and also for your work on the Girls Sports Your photographs and cartoons Tom Kakos have added to this book in very great measure Thank you for sharing your talent with us Thank you Carol Snider for reading all of the copy and for the many many extra things that you di Because of your combined efforts Nancy Whitmer Carole Williams and Brenda Rogers our Opening Section is outstanding and to each of you I extend my thanks Thank you Georgia Roth Mary Bouchier and Sylvia Medina for your work on the Senior Section and for your willingness to help the other sections For all your work and patience on the Class Sections my thanks go to you Diane Froslie Martha Coulter Joyce Singleton and Susan Appley Shirley Dennison Lois Filitti and Lynda Banks thank you for making the Organizations Section out standing and again thanks for all your inspiring ideas Thank you Sherry Heath and Bonnie Burkhart for your work on the Feature Section This certainly is a unique part of our book. To Harold Meadows and Dick Abernathy thank you for making the Sports Section soiattractive, and thank you for not resigning when all the work piled up in those last few days. For serving as picture editor and for working on the girls' sports thank you, JoAnn Thorne. Another thank you goes to Kenny Allan and Dave Worden for helping us out on the Sport Section. To all the administrators, faculty members and students, thank you for being so helpful and patient during all our picture taking for without your co-operation this book would not be possible. Mrs. Cathrine Killeen thank you for all your guidance throughout this year. Without your faith and encouragement this book could never become a reality. I hope that all of you will cherish this book as I do, and find it a reward for your many hours of work. Linda Allen, Editor I I i if ' 1 ' ' I I I A. 'TA II - ' V f If r I l' i is I' C I' ICI l III II. I , I I I A. 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