California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1970 volume:

Y C79 wfs 'rfz AJ C0 Llmfgsg' ' :A -,ds ,ay X2 -4- '-1 Dedication Every mind was made for growth, for knowledgeg and its nature is sinned against when it is doomed to ignor- ance. William Ellery Channing The 1970 Loma del Nlar wishes to thank Dr. Walter Reh- woldt for his excellent leadership and contributions to the school of education. If you hear the song 7 I I we re singing, you will understand. aan' 1 - ' 6 M www E ye f' 'f Q'M we wwf' A Him gltwgflxl' Ni I ' HQ, M 1swg45Qfffr! '! QQ ' W ',u,,,' ' ' fww'WgNgL4 ,fe isgu we ' My -in-'f 'x H K. W wukgggvb r .QW 4 ' - 0 Q 5214. N - T21 ' ' fl, P I. q3,14,f 2-5x34 , H' f 'K 'vf. 'Y ,4 1u.3j,.,,aH 'Xiu WG K 53 1., 1' f f. ' ,J V W, ,. -ui It Mug' fix N . ' 'IQ 1 K , u 1 W ' 4 ,aw ' 4 341- 1 . 1 I4 um. Q X , - ,. L ,rf .yggfffmf Wu um , ,, M, Q , W 'K 1.1 , , 5 N as , ., ,V . 1 L if 3' f .y . 'I' - - A ,Q . A .,,.. , ' , ' r H J ' Iwi.. 1: , I ,' ,nm Q., .. ,V . I Q ! ' M ' Jw , Meng. ' .W 'M' w.'fW f'1-H .. 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'X ' K, r 'f A' -my , I if -W av I -ww ,O 6 1 'IV 11 3 , Q? 1 W Wim 3 ' 3 ,, , o . . V. xt V Q HQQ 4 A m,A ar . 5 3 K, N., gf Q i, w.w ,,. 4,10 QQ F X? ,ig ' .'f'?1f s , P D , .5 ,V mx. I U in ,gf 0 Robert S. Dunn Vice President Warren W. Hamilton Vice President R. Carroll Cannon Provost Francis Mueller Academic Dean I WI . , A , , 1 22 14? il- ! . v 4 Audrey Parker Associated Dean of Students William E. Clarke Dean of Students 20 Ili -lu-wg., Art is the path of the Creator to his work. -Emerson Mr. Knipe ' ,..-if Mrs. Soderburg Department of Art Dr. Philips f' i Department of Music Dr. Teutsch Music is the eye ofthe ear. Proverb Mrs. Kra 23 Department of Biology Miss Juley MN fi! ,K I ,I ,nf ws A is .rg :ii-,gg 5 'Q Mr. Madden NNSUNPP . msg s : Ls 59: J . , s gs. . f . t is M ,,,. , , 'ffvw fl- JL A MM ,ff 1' K kr KZ' J. ' 3'f1i'wZ'.' ,,,,w+,smiV an fi , slr - f nz ff ,VJ s f is G '52 xi Department of Business QA Y wif , 5 a- '1 9..., Department of Mathematics I i Miss Kharis, Mathematics X M 2 In youth we learn In age we understand. Marie Ebner i M Dr. Morse, Mrs. Aldershof Dr. Rehwoldt,'Mrs. Mayfield Department of Education San Diego's summer happening in poetry, prose and film-known to a few as the Creative Arts Con- ference-attracted about 30 notables Cmost of them poetsj and about 70 students to Cal Western this last August. Mike Ahnemann directed the film workshop. The prose workshop was directed by Richard Brautigan and Robert Creeley directed the poetry workshop. The theme was the inter-reIated- ness of creative purposes. Mrs. Heatherington Department of English De Saegher HPoetry is truth in its Sunday clothes. - French Proverb Dr. Eulert 'inf kyik, 1 K Li Dr. Hopperton gli t 5 r t s E 2 Department of Chemistry Men love to wonder and that is the seed of our science. - Emerson r 'fs Department of Natural Science ,N l V ei idx' Frequent field trips to the San Diego Zoo offered students of natural science a first-hand view of their subject and aided them in understanding this interesting area of learning. Department of Physical Sciences S 1 Z g0 99 Department of Philosophy and Religion N Dr. Bernhardt Jesus answered them . . . lf the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. John 8:36 Mr. Schmiege, Dr. Coss, Dr. Briggs 'Q' 5 l Department of Forergn Language A man who does not know foreign languages is ignorant of his own. -Goeth Mr. Mercado Dr. Patterson , . ,W -r ' c-t A Q ,N' S Department of Physical Education iz -s . so . . .w,+,,., x A K ,S QF' ?' ' 4, c, H an X 'K N . . 4 Qsn-f-tif .V V - his x Y .07 xv-z, Q, , s Af, 4 ! 'fl tx- iv + .. . wr, W, WA' r,,.'-Q Ni 'L ff 'f ' ,ns Coach Braden Mrs Norman 'Gotcha' Coach Erber wi-wwe ff Political Sciences Dr. Warren Which government is the best? That which teaches t vern us o go ourselves. B. Franklin B Mfgafl W x f-ijhfhg 'f!p5O sf v Qs? Q n t r 7 ix , f' -9 J ' .su Qc it ml -Sku- ll .. P 4. 've-2' V . -4 ' A . , ix f .v . Ak' , Q t 5 , '40-',Q,'.snrs- p.,4,0i,pL. K Q '- , Sa J v' ' ' -P 1 N, r 3 g ,.,. , K, t tl, .,. , L LL K WA-lx The Sociology and Anthropology Department Dr. Wadia , .ef on w the had W v X 5 ,4 ,L tto, ,Q jd I of M J. K et. at if dx' fm-it ' ' ' ' t 'tftxp :gf- Speech Class ,eh . ,, -... .e..-'1--- Deparhnentof Speech and Dranwi All the world is a stage and all the men and women merely players. -Shakespeare The drama pictures are from Hanley fbottomb the First Quarter play and The Fantasticks Crightl the Winter Quarter production. P' 4 fifiay W .......,, s .QQ-gym -U C7 up CD H4 'U 062 5'-H+ 5 3 UQ C3 ki f-'I' fl n A at Q .Ia . r in -. Y, lx-X 'Mg 1 -' A x fj', F, -X, 55,g..,J . A Q Dr. Price, Dr. Brummer, Dr. Carney T' 32 Q 4 A . mf ' , 2 ,QT 11 , - 'fm '- ' al ,. f Y X' A Fl- H X I flax.. ., -A, I' 1, ,TX ann .M i ig? Wx W Z: UI., 84? J Q4 . 2 i:,. it V Age 5 , 'Z :Q 1, wnh:aaww...w - N, -K Ed Simmons, Associated Student Body President Associated Students 46 1. -1' is Chip Hughes, Vice-President 5 Mark Schulte, AS Treasurer Sue Forshee Secretary Don Broudy Public Relations Roger Dahl, AUJ Chief Justice Carolyn Prescott, President of AWS Associated Womens Students Fall quarter president was Kathy Kohls. Sophomore Carolyn Prescott replaced her second quarter. Carolyn led AWS in hour changes, and dress code changes for the women students. Center, Denise Taranton, fall editor Advisor, Dr. Eulert US College Council -A A ' f.f, . .,,f.: it rtre or N to 1 Barbara Echols, Editor-in-Chief Mr. Richard Scott, Advisor Angie Plummer, Section Editor and Ai Beer, Associate Editor Loma del IVlar Mr. Jerry Morava, Photographer M'5wl ' Mindy Bowden and Sally Thompson, Guy Nallia, Section Editor Section Editors 'SS Terry Fleck Assistant to the Editor W 54 Jim Turner Staff Writer Dennis Casper Editor in Chief THE WESTERN TIDE Liz Pierce Cat tablej Managing Editor Stephanie Harwood Associate Editor 55 AFRICAN NIGHT presented by The International Students eff? J f LMLX SCTA MwN 35 Biology Club is 'il nnauuaamw' ' Dave Perrin, Lynn Madison, Fritz Weiss, Ethel Spurill, Marilyn Prather 58 Z-P Nm .f . Q 4. f . 5 -N we ,X ., ef 1 4 ' an , . ...K i 4 ' f V .-f Q , 1 s 1 5 0 , . Y i. 1, 2 if tt 5 3 K 3' f xy , , I-' rg - 1 A l we. - f Q 1 5 -2. I. ,ii L. Q P W, . V ig dv ' ' 1 'I A 1 . f 1 -, ' i 4 . f 34. f i wi gp - ,, N . ' . ,V ,. 1 , ' -' 5 1- 'P' . ., swf- ii .D A... .wi iv-i ilk. 11' ig-. .Q K4 1 A M . ' X 'I fi n f' A 5 M Sandy Hepren, Dr. Hopperton, Mike Parson, Michele Motchovite, Steve, Doug Cassat Chemistry Club Blue 4 Key ,-gi r 61 What's a ad? President, Bob McGlenn Brown Helmet hack 3 Move Ahead lackpot two spaces go to go The Off Campus Apartment Repairs Receive S50 pay S100 from every player Go To Saga lose one turn lust Window mayhe your life Shopping KAW Fraternity Game Unlucky Day Lucky Day back 2 advance 2 Red Triangle go to free zone Town Hall M-1. ' .0 Town Hall is the gathering place of off campus students An achve organwahon on cantpua Town Hall was an important participant in Spring Sing and Housedek. S, nfsuu sun if fa S ! f 4 f 3 ,f ,MQ ,A .vm Living on intimate terms with nature, one inad- vertently becomes different from other people. Her silent language penetrates, saturates, persuades one gently of the insufficiency of all human speech. Jean Rostand W 1132 aaa: :ffm 'ff Wm. V, new if ,V ,. , one U-pm. ,W WN 'f' ff? We ws ,K , '94, mm, ggi:- -- .,., use ' I I K ,'WV by I q W ' ' ,A ee----nur ' 1-M ...Q -1 -r '44 'ss'35n ,M 3:5 1, -.Q M, ,., - Q-,W AHEQA Y 1- x . K 'Qaw,y1agw2w1vnQwmQ5wjggvgZg4,?4 1 -4 we ,ea 4 v-W WM -PE: 'wi ,f ,E www - - K 13, 1 ' - :-ffQ:fn.l:f 'F A.. -rw - -- 1-fn ' L ,MW WH- ., V - ...L V V L ww- -V .. ,M ,M -..,,,. QS 1 +'Ff' -v .,:g?:,,,, , 1- Q-15 V M... .1 A., 1'-J ir'-n .191 1 'Nu AA,- fm. 2--.SFA SN! 1969 Homecoming Queen and Court 'X :va Mi, 'L ir a we y ' ',gV 5 ' . sl 2'1 '5f1ff-61, Lovely and popular DeeDee Long represented Cal Western during the 1969 Homecoming Activities. DeeDee is an RA in Gamma Hall, and an active woman about campus. Cleftj Senior Donna Wilson was a radiant member of the royal court. Cbelowb Kathy Ammerman, c Gamma resident, graciously represented the senior class for Homecoming '69. fbelow lettb Pert Janet Wylie from Alpha also was on the court. fir i pgyxxtwoo s if, t . Cmiddleb Freshman Pele Sedlechek from Chi was a pleasant addition to the court and campus. Pretty sophomore Jeanne Davis, a Beta Caboveb Popular junior attendant Linda Cragg of Gamma made her second appearance on a Cal Hall resident, was a welcome member to Western Homecoming Court. the Homecoming Court. 73 Glamour Girl ,iii The Glamour candidate for 1970 from Cal-Western is a tall blond freshman, Robbie' Bingaman ot Chi Hall. Robbie was in competition with representatives from all the woman's halls and is now in the nation-wide competition for Co-Ed ofthe Year. Hall lll's sweetheart, Kathy Sege hails from Beta Hall and is a senior this vear. Hall l's appropriate candidate was picked unanimously by her fans. 'Vg' .X Y as 'has George Spiros spiritedly represents Hall ll. She resides in Chi Hall. Dorm Sweethearts l 75 Blonde freshman, Pegi Christensen was the Circle K's lovely choice for the month of April. Pegi is an active resident of Chi Hall. Q 5, fp-G JI' If The month of November is caught by the looks of Carol Cauffman ot Gamma Hall. Chi Hall's Sue Elliot was Circle K's likely choice for October. 1 .BN Jeanne Shaeffer of Gamma Hall represented the month of December. Robbie Bingaman, a valentine from Chi Hall, represented the month of February. Patti Watson personifies the freshness of May as a Circle K girl. A freshman, Patti resides in Chi Hall. Circle K Girls of the Month Becky Gabe, Alpha Hall Sue Grauman, Alpha Hall Kathy 0'Neil, Kappa Hall Debbie Kass, Kappa Hall L, R 5 f if 3 Pam Boswell, Gamma Hall Jeanne Davis, Beta Hall 'Sue Swoffer, Chl Hall Blue Key Button Girl Barbara Biord I Q 1 X i Q an 1 'S p L xt, Q ' 9 1 R, ,- ,. A ,- ti 5 f ,- 1 ww ak Q, 4,.. V. 4 -ii Flag' gl a S-,sissy x ' 32 F' ' 'CQ V . , 'HA Lx ,x V, 'V s 2 v' , it f ,Q X Q., I gi L 7, ..g .Ag--Y ,um 114 Q X L 4 X F 4' n 4 -Q, Q 4, ., 4 Ld' -' 1 '-4 rv. , w g , k I .' 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A ! 35 5 K Q ja rf' Moody Blues nl I , V :I-' gl uv , ,1 ' Q r X 9, .1 Q39 0650 - 1 3 5 A 93 cv 5' J if 1 H 3 rj . as Q ' gf ,Y 1,. . 's 1 3? 'n ' 453' ' ,ag ,z .Aff ' :fl 1? 5 4 L1 J 11332 if ' Q 5 A C . ' F, : , zj' 'ft 03.1.0 Q4 M, f -'ff 2 WW 'ws affa- 'F' Homecoming 1969 iv f va 1 R I i 5 6 A ., e 17 ngikfg 533 4,55 Q . X P I 'A .- ..,.. lg ,, 'wp 1 f fi! iw Alpha Hall- Sweepstakes A Tribute To Walt Disney .' '-M.-mf,-5 . W Q ll gsl awa-M. - . 1 W! k f Q- ,. -x- x '. Y N- an, '. 1 f ' , ' , Qg V ,ne ..-.5-ff t-. 'GJg'- .'-A-1 X.kg 1,i. .. .Q - ,f Q '- .rfgus 'ri 2- new L.-. 1 V 'I' X ' -- ' -'W --if ffm af -.asa sf'- -. .-. ,,, -V f- 'ww-n.,, i , 1 UWM? , . . 4,1' -A ,xxx-P 'A , - fe- , ' T- 713,-' -2-5,2 1, 5, - , 1 eq- ' af -u-f12Y?21E3,sxfia45EHLa3i'i5.1asra--245332. . ,, - -I A' ,. ,ova v v Gamma Hall H Kappa'HaII H ' ls ,QEQA F . , in 5 X Larry Took, Dee Dee Long 96 Winners All Jim Daniels Barbara Biorn, Terry Twombly Karla , Woman of India it John Pitkin as Elwood P. Dowd Dan Stanford as Dr. Lyman Sanderson, M.D. Leanne Moldowan as Myrtle Mae Simmons 98 Don Wood as Judge Omar Gaffney Harvey Harvey was presented during the fall quarter by Cal Western's drama department. lt was directed by Walter Coy. Tom Lloyd as William R. Chumley, M.D. Benita Ravel as Veta Louise Simmons Julie Moser as Betty Chumley p ii. ' T T ' , mg -R ,W 5, .-...-...-K -M 55- learn Clurnl v.t.g 1. To gain knowledge or understanding of, or skill in, by study, instruction or investigation. 2. To find out aboutg to ascertain. Webster's Collegiate Dictionary This has been a year of investigation and awareness of national as well as campus issues. The Greek theater was the location for student-faculty discussions on matters ranging from the USIU document to the Cambodia crisis. The freedom to openly discuss relevant issues has been a meaningful part of the learning experience for the academic community. ... .l I -,lf Christmas Tree Lighting . u k 9 Q 3 H fs if A , it i 9,1 isfkfq -. ' . if fr fi - i i 2 Kia? , W., i ,W Y Agfhg g1, ' - K 'n,A,, i 5,-Q' Q Chape Joe, Debbie, Susie, Pam vig: A... ,, is Candy e :sew S-'swf' Cheer Leaders 'Q' yn gnu. fm e , Mew Pat Faverty Pam, Debbie, Dave :E N? b,,, J b Q ' 5 S Q Candy Feist, Pam Boswell, Dave Whitwer, Joe Barend, Susie Clapper, Debbie Zelt Debbie, Susie, Pam, Dave, Joe, Candy f .ff Charles King Week 49 Q? i! 43565 4a ga Mr. King is a welcomed annual guest to the Cal Western campus. His visit was a time of joy. The week ended with a mountain retreat that proved to be an exciting Christian adventure. .LB- Vic, Debby, Dale Preston, Jan Holl 108 The Fantasticks The California Western Speech and Drama Department presented Tom Jones', The Fantasticksf' for its spring musical. The music was by Harvey Schmidt. Mute Hucklebee Bellamy Luisa Matt El Gallo Mortimer Henry' Director Pianist Harp Bass Drums Cast Musicians Joe Semien Dale Preston Jan Holl Debby Kass Vic Wood John Petrini Richard Riel Tom Lloyd Irene Albrecht Julie Moser Helen Brem Jeff Jenkins Paul Comstock Tom Lloyd Richard Riel John Petrini Debby Kass Vic Wood The Associated Student Body brought several fine concerts to the Cal Western campus. The Moody Blues, Ike and Tina Turner are among the per- formers hosted by Cal Western. 110 The Ike and Tina Turner Review with Little Richard Y I ,5 S W' gy , ' 2 gl fm Q in 2 'ff W 3,54 fl ii Y. 3' . -1, -,:L w vw f 2 nf!! 4 9 A, K A , A-1, V, cf' 1 wh W u 1 0. X N. 1 Q 1' ,aa 3 M ,V Q lf' S , W5 ' J if ? , IV is mf 4, Q f f M 3 , Y 'ov mifjfx 'g 55 fa'-u 3 v5 hw V y Aw,-.N...., .. v a , V 1 115 Spring Sing This year's Spring Sing was organized by John Hazelton and hosted by Jim Daniels. The success of this happy festive occasion was due to their efforts and the perseverance of the participating students. The 1970 Spring Sing was dedicated to Ecology. . i it f .fy 'iii And the Winners Are... ,,,,,....,................ i i X 118 Biue Key captured the Sweepstakes Prize with their hilarious version of Blast from the Past. Here, they are spoofing the girI's competition from years previous. , '-i Hi' George Smith narrated the Blue Key presentation and sang his way to a prize. Cteftb Behind the scenes of Spring Sing, a performer waiting to go on. Gamma's hard work and time spent was evident as their presentation of Life is a Carnival' unrolled. Their costumes, scenery, and quali- ty of production excelled enough for them to capture the second A place trophy. ,., ,f,,,c,M,, Hello Dolly! was Hall l's amazingly professional entry to the competition, with Joe Simian characterizing a hilarious bump and grind Dolly. 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Quarterback Wayne Clark guided the most explosive Westerner offense ever assembled to 47 touchdowns, 358 total points and a single game record of 61 points in the Homecoming encounter against the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. All-American Linebacker John deFries and Rambler Mike Raney stood out on a strong defense which held three teams scoreless, including a preciously unbeaten and top rated Cal Lutheran team in a 49-0 em- barrassment. Eight gridders received recognition for outstanding performance: Nlost Valuable Player-Wayne Clark Best Defensive Lineman - John deFries Best Offensive Back- Bill Nugent Best Offensive Lineman - Gary Nliller Best Defensive Back- lVlike Raney lVlost Improved Player-Allen Fields Best Freshman Back - Doug Omer Best Freshman Lineman - Karl Schenke Name Anderson, Jim A ,,,A,,....... .,,,,,,,,,,,, Basore, Harry ,,,,,,,,,,,r,rrr ,,,,rrr,.,,,, Bethea, Marvin ..,,r..rrr,,, .,rrrr,.r,,,, Bielman, Mike ..rir,,..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Blash, Steve ........i..,e,.,,,e,,,.,..,iii,i i,,,,,,,, Bohannon, Donald Brazell, Charles ,.iii,,,,,,,, ,,iiii,a,.,,, Cambridge, Earl .....,e.,,,,, ,,,,ll,,,a,,, Clark, Wayne ............. .........a,,, Center, Jim .,,,,,,....,,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cole, Dennis ,,,,,,,,,,,,, i,,,,,,,,,,,, Conlon, John ..,.,,,.....,,...., ,,,,,,.,,,,,, Cranley, Frank ,,,,.......a..,e ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Curtis, Dale ...,.....er,,e,. ,,,r,e,,,,,,, Dalton, Gary t,,,,,,,,,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, deFries, John ..,,,,,.,,,....,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,. Detaurentis, Bill .,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,, Dunn, Paul .,,,,,,,.,,,,...... ,,,,,,,,,t,e, Egan, William ..,,.,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,, Farrar, Cliff ,,,,,,......,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fields, Allen ..,s,,,,,,,, George, Mike ......,...,...,,,,,l ,,,,,,,,,.,,. Hatcher, Terry .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,,, Hawkins, Walter Hitchcock,.Les .,,,,,,,. Hoover, Mike ,,...,,.,,,t, .,.......,,,. Kane, Bill .........,,ttt,,,,,,,. ..,,,,,,,,,,, Kaska, Charles ........,,,t.,,,, ,,,,,,.,.t,,, Ketchersid, Jim ,,,,,, USIU ROSTER - 1969 Class Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. So. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. J r. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Name No. Pos. Knauert, Dennis .............................. 71 DT Krich, David .......................................... DB Limbrick, Charles ..................,........ RB MacCubbin, Robert ........................ DT Miller, Gary ..... .................................... C Noble, William ................ .............. D B Nugent, Bill ............... .............. R B Olinger, Brett ............ ...,.......... W R Omer, Doug ............... .......,...... Q B 81 DB Patterson, John ............. .............. L B Perez, John .....,..,............. .............. Radovich, John ............. .............. Raney, Mike ...................... .............. R ambler Rowan, George ,....................,.........., i'Scarnecchia, Dante ........................ Schenke, Karl .................................... Titus, Tim ......,....,............... .............. Turek, John .............,. .............. 0 T 8. DT Valdivia, Joe ........,... 35 24 66 53 42 20 82 12 89 76 OT 74 OT 25 39 WR 64 OG 83 DE 38 WR 65 .......... 58 DMG Vance, Stephan ............. .............. 2 7 WR Wald, Jon ............................ ,,,,,.,,,,,,, 8 0 TE Widmark, Erik . ..........................,,.,,,,, 21 WR 8, P 46 LB Yamamoto, Ken ,.............................,,, Lew Erber-Assistant Coach Robert Bass - Assistant Coach Jerry Lybarger - Graduate Assistant Gary Beets-Graduate Assistant Randy Madaren - Graduate Assistant 'A'Co-Captain J. THE RECORD USIU 34 Simon Fraser ..........,..,....... ......,.. ...,.,,,,, 14 Puget Sound ............ ,...,,..., 7 Redlands ............... .,,,,,,,,, 58 Hiram Scott ................ ,,,,,,..,, 41 Whittier ..................... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20 LaVerne ......................... .......... 46 Washington U. .......... ......... . 49 Cal Lutheran ..............,,... ................. 28 U.C. Riverside ................... ............ 61 U.S. Coast Guard ................. .......... HEAD COACH MARV BRADEN ass Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. 28 28 14 28 21 0 0 0 29 6 f L , 2 S! Hm- 1: A wr-:ff L -L . , is -M..-Q. -. , -,erwzw wh 1 f l1 1 l H5539 PM ,gf :E . . if wif A A L ,S H , 1+ i A 5? 4 1 . 1 , 156 ' ' Q, Half L A 351 1 sp D 'W ek H ef sg ,R L4 l M k 1 il F , 2, ,H 1' iw!! 5 ,, .W , , . ,.,, ..,. , ,, M. , W, ,W 2' Q S Qi f . l ., 5 ,,,: , 'EX . 5 I 'ff ff J 3 ,M E ff fam M WW 'af ,sh 2 'QL jmefh,,A vu if 4 f bw A? if Q W E fb wav X X if e ,, 'ML I, VAiW , Q ma fi ,. I I ME sy 5 -, 1 ,, ,,, . Z , 4 'anal' ma f fy ,,,. . , . i , M ,, -f - ,f 5- f ls u J .s.,..7 I . 1. . , if EW it Z My! Y ,I,, , ,f ,, .. 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A - ' Q -f -1, gn, - : S y' I ' 'V -7'f5:'g 1f'f ':f1.i 1, ' 1 w I sf: K- K A , LQ: m,.,14 My ...f 'y if R .K 5 QTFFYS P 1 L l S' Q fx iw is .. , L Q XM 'I' O NEW TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ESTABLISHED THIS SEASON Points One Season: Touchdowns One Season: Points Scored One Game: Yards Gained Rushing: Career Touchdown Passes: Touchdown Passes One Season: Touchdown Passes One Game: Career Yards Gained Passing: Career Passes Caught: Passes Caught One Season: Yards Punted One Season: Punts One Season: Points After Touchdown: Consecutive Points After Touchdowns: Field Goals One Season: Longest Field Goal: Touchdown Passes Caught One Season: 7 - Average Yards Per Pass Caught: Longest Kickoff Return: IE- rm, Wayne Clark Clark Clark Clark Eric Widmark Widmark Widmark Widmark Dale Curtis Curtis Curtis Curtis Paul Dunn Dunn Earl Cambridg 1 w swf. , - ph. A, J Q'-, P ,f -..'. - .z , fx, -iw, - , f -v:,.A, Nfl- , 4 . 33' if A ,Q , 2 Mg ,M . xg., 3 ,, 5 , , l l , N lwf? Y' ir? ' Q, ew K - - ,,. 7 J H2 sa 3. 5' as , wear , 1' rg, 4 ,,,, , . ,,, fm Most Valuable Pla er 1969-Wa na Clark Basketball The 1969-70 U.S.l.U. basketball season was highlighted by an electrifying triple overtime victory over Azusa Pacific in which a new team scoring record of 122 points for a single game was established, and by a double defeat of district rival Westmont College. Led by seniors Larry Weddle who scored 499 points and handed out 94 assists, and Larry Crowell who grabbed off 330 rebounds and compiled 406 points, the West- erners finished an inconsistent season with a 15-14 record. With the return of junior forward Tim Collins, who scored 375 points and pulled down 216 rebounds, and a strong group of sophomores led by center Lloyd Burrows and guards John Stevenson and Steve Thornton, U.S.l.U. is looking forward to the 1970-71 season. Larry Weddle Tim Collins Larry Crowell Steve Thornton Dan Heinfeld Gary Morris Floyd Morris Dan Heinfeld and Bob Vilven Opp. 60 77 89 60 65 .is XPJ 118 XPD 72 Lost 14 if Y,-4' 1 Www mm yn W 9' , , ,V Mi' .-- Wy: 1 I WERE s I I J I I X J Q I 1 K N..!' : 1 3 'lull , if fi i 34 I ' X 'Xfifff 4 f if :xx 'L X l? ' VJ 5 1 I l' A xg, 5 A A A ' HEI' ry, J ZX ' ax g - M ,Akt' , 'W -4. si' Q .,V. E 4 H . gm, ,gi S, Q.. Www x an-V, ids, M 'Y A 7 R, FE Z Q 054. wfmgy, , A,,, W., QC gg Zdgumy ww., D' f 1 1: f W f M, 2 X K Y- annum: Wr,,,.,--IK' ..,,,-0-X 175 Track and Field The most successful season in the history of Cal Western track and field was high- lighted by a first place finish in the Warrior Relays and by winning 440 and 880-yard relay teams in the Vlount Sac Relays. The Westerners were unbeaten in dual meets and copped the 5-0 season with the N.A.l.A. District Ill Championship by beating Redlands, Westmont and eleven other entries: 127-122-106 . . . Coach James Crakes was voted coach of the year in District Ill, and eight school rec- ords were broken. Roster Anderson, Randall Andersson, Kenth Burrows, Lloyd Cummings, Warren Dewan, Dale Dunstan, Andrew Evans, Robert Hawkins, Walter Heaton, Jeffery Johnston, Jamie McGlenn, Robert Nafziger, Allen Peabody, Jim Rosen, James Seaman, Michael Turnipseed, Michael Valdez, Juan Vance, Stephan Williams, Greg Wheeler, Bruce Oliver, James Pear, Larry Trumbo, David Simmons, Daryl Webber, Gary Ungritch, Daniel Grupe, Bryan Wissler, James Fredriksson, Peter Stacker, Boyd Mark, Clifford Mclntyre, Philip Monroe, Gary Haber, George Knight, Bill Vilren, Bob New School Records One mile-Kenth Andersson ................l..s..,....,,,,,,...,,. 4105.5 Three mile-Peter Fredriksson ......V..,, ,,..,.......... 1 3:47.23 Six mile-Peter Fredriksson ......l.... ..........,.... 2 9:29.5 High jump-Rob Evans ,.,..,............... .,.,..,,,,,...... 6 '4Mi Triple jump-Boyd Stocker ..................,..,,................s....s 49' 3 Pole vault-Warren Cummings .............................. 15'1W' 3,000 m. steeplechase-Gary Webber ......,,,,.,..,,,. 9:55.1 Hammer throw-Jim Rosen .....,.................,......,,,,. ,,,156' 7 ,taft fffff tf1f - - ,va ., A.. 5 r N.:-'W' 1 A 4 1 Peter Fredriksson f A : LJ WM h L . 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Q M A I f' I ' ' My 'J W 5 , VVVV V I V V , , , A I VV . f' ,sz-. 4 V, . V' V.'V ,. G , ' ,Q . . 1, Jim Rosen f P VV ' ' ' ,Q , nf VV , V .,Y,, -ff' Q, r yr. 3 'rf . Q ' WwVf.QK -,ff V WJ' V 4 'QM . 'Yf'Z?..?K Vr W 'f.',7i w5VVVV'v-+V . ' 2. , 'V we Vw -- -s... A um nmgnt 44 Sprinters Bill lll1ight, Bruce Wheeler, CL 'Y 182 W ' ,- , , I 4 . ' , , k ,f , ,, 7 ii ' 'I I V- K 1 dy. fgiiigiif - W: Wkzgl f --,,-1 if I :.K 1. f I 1 - ' M ww M , QE., : - if K , .,,,.,,,, Y- MM...-- ff ,,. :LL f A- F '4 me . ,Q ,N e 1 -A-4 3 'fa W M, 4, . .vw W , -, MM ,wed'vM ..., .T. Boyd Stacker Walt Hawkins .A f hg....h VFD .A 1 -W M W ur ll ll 1' ' I fl nl ff .ffl uf Cfff , ,Lv M' ' gg 1 Rob Evans 183 Baseball The Cal Western baseball season was salvaged by a strong come-back after the Westerners had been down 4-10 at one point. Leading the way to the 24-16 finish were all N.A.l.A. District lll second baseman Bill Gray and the teams leading hitter Bob Vettor who maintained a .320 average. N.A.l.A. District lll honorable mention Scott Pareell, Juniors Mike Raney and Paul McWhorter, and Freshman Mike Higgins provided a solid pitching staff. W L 2 1 0 2 0 2 2 0 2 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 4 0 2 2 ' 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 24 16 Roster Breeding, Dave .......,,......AA....................... ........... 1 B-OF Carroll, Mike ...A......... ..................,. ............. 0 F Darby, Jim .....e........,.... ................. P Debski, Bob ..,..,........ ............. 3 B Fink, Mike ...,...... i.... 2 B Frost, Jeff ................... .,.........i. 3 B Gouin, Dick ................ ............. 0 F Gray, Bill ............... .l.... 2 B Grover, Lee ................ ............. 0 F Heinz, Dick ............ ............. 2 B Higgins, Mike ...,....,....,,.. .....,.......... P Hower, John l............ ............. 0 F Lear, John ................... ...... 1 B Lee, Scott ..............,.....,...,. ................ P Lockhart, Bill ...... Lockhart, Dennis MacCubbin, ,Bob Mapson, Doug ..................... Mason, Leonard McWhorter, Paul Merwin, Bob ................... Morris, Ron ........... Masella, Dave ................. Percell, Dennis ............. Powell, Richard Purcell, Scott ...............,. Raney, Mike ............. Sweat, Mark .,,....,,,... Trtan, John ..........,..... Twombly, Terry ..,........ Ursillo, Al .....l............. Vetter, Bob .,.............. Vetter, Phil ................ Vogen, Bruce ................. . C OF 3B OF Qfff... c 3B fffffffffff or OF OF-1B . Q 2 as - ,wp I ,,-f . s .,. . v -1 'Ai n Y A V, -yn H 4 in , A ' --'QQMK . ,. , A 1 'ug f, ,J . -no-A. -f f. -. 'W' ' ,Q '-PHT? ' I , id? 3':e 1f 3' 'YJ' A-A-'f ff' -ad , 'f M ,bf- fm, '- ,-1,w3wi',.,ff?fg,l4 W, ' ,, .- a fu Av M + 'P's'vx: ' 1 'ir - , M1 . -4 . -A 5' 'sf-1' ,, - t W H. ' f'z+i'?5f ' 'ff '-5 1'2? ' 1'95'x'9 ' f i'lY,f.f'f a.4f,-'45 1 Dennis Perceli . ,,.,, ...V Z, ... Q .7 A-ui'M gf? 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Y ' . .Ji ' W' 4 ' f!IyJ ', ,V my k ' ' ug, fxilxazsnv-'Q-fl -'ini' ,H NX 1'9 ' f' 1 V' ' R M N' ,wi - . wk ...X- 4-5- Dfflfg f v' tw .,-fvmfw nv-J, N-.. ' 1-1 - Q---M--V -1 4 2 V I 4 -if I I' g I Q' - 4- -N f '-- v UG: u , ' , fvpqrvn sand!!--vi DEED' ' . , g-:-f-W--W .N mf-M- ,.. ' M c ' QE A ,igsy A-F' ,Rv -Q. O , 1 4 .. -..........- vga-V 1' M... W k.. www ,v 3 5 ,MSHA -........., L A ,W 'N- -H6 -4. All N.A.I.A. District 4753 Second baseman Biil Gray Tennis The team positions were as follows: Mike Parrinello, Rick Tonini, Gary Stiefler, Steve Madson, Larry Openshaw, Mark Nlontalbano and Pete Ehmcke. Team captain Rick Tonini was given the captain award as well as most improved player and most valu- able player. x Z ' ,A xt A I n ,., A A-' A ,151 4- A' e v if nf ff ,w ,-xslai z QL ff- nf 1, u 5 .A fa,w'Q.'f L. . A 2 ff f 'I ' 1 W , WW. 53: 'W , s if my 1' ,V nr-f A fi I . .f , . -sw-, -, f, w',- Q ,S 3' w P View , f.,,,v. . iff ,img 1 ., v f' 3 . V, f, , - . , fzakv rzf 11 1 1,,,.',avA .fv' w Y , A Q, , my 1 2 r 4 : Y V' K ? A A ' f'- 9 if I inn, ,ngfz 4 ':-'ul,XfV,' .A ijyfcjyf U ,jffv flwli, F viii wkgglliyfki 4 iff ,ffl i,:w,v:,v ,Ig 'Q Above: Rick Tonini Left: Michael Parrinello Sz., gm, fir, af ,, , .,- RY! 193 I M I Above: Michael Parrinello Left: Mark Montalbano ,... ' Above: Pete Ehmcke Left: Lanny Openshaw The Cal Western golf team led by Pat McDonald, Neil Gudgeon and Phil Dickinson easily outstroked all competition in cap- turing the N.A.l.A. District lll championship. The proteges ot Coach Martin Seidler voted Coach ot the Year in N.A.l.A. District 3, had a 13-8 record during the regular season and also won the Tucker Invitational Tournament while competing against large school competition. Roster Pat McDonald Neil Gudgeon Phil Dickinson Mark Payne Mike Laird Bill Wood Bob Hickman Tom House Sherman Fairbairn Ron Sandeil Peter Lewis Coach: Martin Seidler Neil Gudgeon Mark Payne Mike 5 ,, wm- my ' 'M13 1 ,-.1.V15gLn'j .,fZLJ2, ww , 'VM W ' 4-' 1 ,f , ' AV' A .4215 ' ffzgffv' 1Wf5'9 w z , 1-H ' ei fwirf-fr? 2 A Lair Pat McDonald Bill Wood s iw C' ' Hspjilb- .SL . ., , Intramurals 202 fb My ff' f -v oot ball 'Mf4l'I!Y4r' Mtikxqdwh .I .,,:. . vi 4' ,, , Q , 0 ,M , Ji Wg, ,,,' 2 ' V If 4,,: My jk, J' 5+ ix v 9 V, - A Qi- ml h . .P . jx ' Q 5' 'iff' . g ,1 13 It ff, A., b Il aw T xy, m.,. m,.. , . 203 guy Basket ., n Y , , 6 r NM rw' My af? x ,,. ...am- Surfing V v we 208 ' ,J - '4 -- :Q H -' , L-,, I A' -A ', , 6- I , f lp fff iiifkgf S' gas. ,wa , Ape - :fe1.4f i VWK5325353 ifsi'i:f1Qiif' '24- 4 -Aff l Robert Bruce Allen Paul Thomas Allen Santa Barbara, California San Diego, California Sociology Business Alexander Moir Anderson Puunene Maui, Hawaii Sociology Marianne Elizabeth Amrein Barbara Ann Anderson San Diego, California San Diego, California Education Diversified Kathryn Alice Ammerman Scottsdale, Arizona Diversified Education ly 2,55 ,V,T v James Allen Anderson Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Physical Education Steven Phelps Anderson Newport Beach, California Diversified Kenth Arne D. Andersson Malmo, Sweden interdepartmental Languages 81 History 210 Alfred Laurence Beer Dallas, Texas English Judith Ann Belt Gaynelle Bauman Riverside, California Diversified - Brenda Eileen Betts Van Nuys, California Humanities La Puente, California Chemistry and Mathematics Robert Sanford Bills Long Beach, California Business and Religion Stephen Franklin Blash San Diego, California Economics and Business Dennis Albert Boomer Thermal, California Business and Political Science Donald Gerald Bohannon, Jr. San Diego, California Physical Education Lawrence Brown, Jr. East Providence, Rhode Island lnterdeparlmental Philosophy gl Political Science 212 Donald Leroy Brandeburg San Carlos, California Business Carol F. Brownlee San Diego, California Physical Education and Mathematics Thomas Harper Brubaker West Covina, California Psychology and Business Sally Burket San Bernardino, California Humanities is George Wyatt Cable IV Green Lake, Wisconsin Business Administration 81 Economics Alexander 0. Calhoun San Diego, California Business Pong Chitsook Chongchit llldiih Sylvia C0335 Chiengmai, Thailand Palmdale, California Mathematics 81 Business Administration Diversified Nancy lo Coolidge Lead, South Dakota English and Mathematics David Charles Cismowski Chula Vista, California English . a Eula Parthenia Crawford Oklahoma City, Oklahoma interdepartmental Social Science Xi Education Sharon Marie Corkill Glendale, California Chemistry and Mathematics Frank Martin Cranley Phoenix, Arizona History Lawrence C. 'Croviell Mary Elizabeth Curtis AUGSIH. C8llf0ffIIH Arcadia, California Business and History Diversified Roger Alan Dahl Escondido, California Spanish and French Jayne Lee Danenhauer Downey, California Diversified Ellen Virginia Davis Altadena, California Diversified lohn Alexander DeFries Orange, California Physical Education Gary Randall Dalton Meadow Lakes, California lnterdepartmental Humanities and Spanish HaroldlEdward Day Dana Point, California Business 'LV fi! Rosemary Ann Dexter Alajuela, Costa Rica Spanish and Mathematics E , Dale Vaughn Curtis San Diego, California Social Science Paul Gregory Dinkel Casa Grande, California Interdepartmental Psychology Kevin Mack Disston Rosemount, Minnesota interdepartmental Psychology and Philosophy Jilin' Barbara Echols Bakersfield, California English and Sociology Sharon Janeen Drake ,Colorado Springs, Colorado lnterdepartmental Humanities Jane E. Dunham San Diego, California Education -un.-3 Lucille J. Dunford Franklin, Kentucky English Elaine Edwards Coronado, California History and English 1'..? Linda Sue Ernst Claremont, California Psychology and Sociology Paul Andrew Ellingson Pacific Palisades, California Spanish and Chemistry Allen lames Fields Newark, New Jersey Physical Education and History Francisco lose Enriquez Tiiuana, Baja California Diversified Donna S. Fey San Diego, California Speech and Drama Theodora Harkens Dunn San Diego, California Education Lynn Marie Garrett Calipatria, California Spanish and English Richard Govin San Diego, California Diversified I ,L 2, Gary Lyn Foster Monterey Park, California Sociology Madelaine Debra Gee Pasadena, California Sociology and Psychology Laura Louise Geer North Hollywood, California Diversified Patricia Louise Giddings San Diego, California Diversified Carl Joseph Fabroni San Diego, California interdepartmental Humanities and Spanish Trixie D. Glickman Beverly Hills, California Sociology, German, and English M' Roger Keith Gilbert Phoenix, Arizona Economics and Sociology Cathleen Glotz Fresno, California William Russel Gray lll Hemet, California Physical Education and English Spanish Early Evans San Diego, California Physical Education John Linden Gress Long Beach, California Diversified Margaret Louise Grove San Bernardino, California interdepartmental Social Science and Psychology 1 ., Qi Y' Neil Milton Gudgeon, lr Vista, California lnterdepartmental Social Science and History Jennifer Rogers Hamm La Jolla, California lnterdepartmental Social Science 81 Political Science Robert Hall Canoga Park, California Philosophy Steven Charles Hammans Barstow, California lnterdepartmental Social Science 8. Sociology Manuel Guilin, Jr. Blythe, California Business and Spanish Rebecca McKeen Halpin Leucadia, California Psychology and Sociology X K Q X Baby Dalle Hancock San Diego, California Sociology 22 4 Walter S. Hawkins San Diego, California Sociology Cynda Ann Hedrick El Toro, California Diversified Edith Ann Heller San Diego, California Education Gregory Wayne Hartley Hemet, California Diversified , , ,gy 'ww f 'Y Y? Jane Ann Henderson Santa Barbara, California Physical Education and Mathematics Violet Leslie Hill Hertsch Lumberport, West Virginia Sociology and Geography 'U' Richard Pierre Hondevrlle Kim Herbert San Diego, California Education Mary Ann Hounsell La Crescenta, California English and Religion Merced, California lan Cess Holl Den Helder, the Netherlands interdepartmental French, Art and History Political Science Harry Albert House Coronado, California Business and History ,J 4' A..-fr' I! Roger Reed Hock La Canada, California Diversified ,fir . hw. -- N V' ' -1-., 4 ,W fo f ,I f X ff Andrea Elizabeth Howard Rancho Santa Fe, California French and History Grant Graham Hubbard Arcadia, California Business Robert Saunders Hughes, Jr. Clendale, California Business and Philosophy , l Donna Jean Humbard San Diego, California Psychology Q'-'sv Elizabeth Ann Isaacs Costa Mesa, California Sociology and Psychology Paul Merrill Jenkins Rolling Hills, California Mathematics and Music Astrid Nicoleen Johnson J ,f-Vi I Sharon Elizabeth Jenkins Maui, Hawaii English and European History Carlsbad, California interdepartmental Fine Arts fit A .l Miles Randolf Johnston Deborah Marie Jones Escondido, California Poway, California English and Mathematics Education 'W Becky Breedlove Kay Brawley, California Mathematics and English Thomas D. Jones San Diego, California History Richard Keiffe San Diego, California Diversified James Houston Ketchersid Visalia California Business and Economics Elllab-8th lane. King Andrea Gay Kfapf S D C If ' ' ' an lego, a I orma Diversified bca' f Leslie Renee Lannin Detroit, Michigan lnterdepartmental'Social Science Delores lean Long Oakland, California Sociology and American History San Diego, California HUF' rv Christopher Rodney Lee San Diego, California Psychology Art and Spanish Lesley Anne Lovelace San Manno, California English and Psychology dw 4- V 'T'- Lakewood, California interdepartmental Social Sciences and Spanish Mary Marken El Cajon, California interdepartmental Psychology, Sociology gl Religion Jill Denea McEntire Riverside, California Sociology and Psychology ,f-A John Steven May Ramsey, New Jersey Psychology and Sociology Michael Ladd McGregor Las Vegas, Nevada Chemistry and Mathematics 230 Roxane McLarnan Douglas McAllister McPhee Los Angeles, California Barstow, California Spanish and Speech Diversified Sheila Lynn Michael New York New York Education Dhea Ann Mico San Diego, California Humanities and English Robert W. Nallia Henderson, Nevada English Delore? Jean Mitchgu SaEhgiLSgoK'CngE?d1rX1ia San Dwgo' Camomm lnterdepartmental Social Science and Sociology Music and Speech-Drama Michael D. Morey Margaret Agnes Morgan , D I Kinggman Arizona San Diego, California Mathematics' and Music Diversified Joseph Eugene Mullen Westmont, lllinois Business and Physics George l. Murfey San Diego, California Diversified Charles Walter Mortensen Northridge, California History and English Irene Bertha Negus San Diego, California Diversified Barbara Anne Neighbors San Pedro, California Michael Leigh Newhouse Religion and Psychology North Hollywood, California Sociology and Speech Daniel Howard Nielsen Lomita, California English, History and Political Science David Arthur Nurse, Jr. Van Nuys, California Economics Martin Lorn Norbom Compton, California Business and Sociology 4 ffl Vincent Ortiz San Diego, California Spanish and French Daniel 0'Nell San Diego, California Chemistry I , Sharon Coleman O'Neil San Diego, California Diversified Paul Lyon Patton San Francisco, California English and Philosophy James Douglas Peabody Kerry Ralph Pedlow Burbank, California - . . Physical Education and Biology N0rgLSm:l1w3gg'Sgi2i?1'n'a David Ward Perrin Alexandria, Egypt Biology and Chemistry Julia Ferris Pitchford Susan S. Prosser Riverside, California Los Angeles, California Spanish and English Social Science and History Leroy Sagard Peterson I San Diego, California History and Political Science Kathleen Rabenston La Habra, California interdepartmental Spanish Lawrence Alfred Radcliffe San Diego, California Chemistry Rosita Therese Raker San Diego, California 1:---.3 Dana Beverly Hills, California Sociology Diversified Steven Charles Reid interdepartmental History Riverside, California sms- i Cynthia Gragg Ruether Riverside, California Sociology Laurel Susan Ries San Diego, California Psychology Janis Lynne Rose Kathleen Brostrom Rodger Vista, California interdepartmental Humanities Bonita, California Diversified Social Sciences Donna Elaine Rosen ' james Edward Rosgn Rancho Santa Fe, California Chglahjgy Washington EGUCHTIOH Physical Education ,N ,. Paul Rosenblit San Diego, California Chemistry Kerry Darrell Rossall Sepulveda, California Diversified Susan Marie Rousseau Garden Grove, California Diversified Lee Thorton Ross Hillsborough, California Business lrby Russell Wailuku Maui, Hawaii Political Science Ronald Sandell Vista, California History William Ruzzamenti, lr. Fair Oaks, California Political Science Cindy Saper San Diego, California Diversified ef !,,gt Carol Reuss San Diego, California Diversified Education Gary Ray Schmieder San Diego, California Sociology Dale Saare San Diego, California Music f-lb. Eric George Shapiro San Diego, California Sociology Michael Seaman Northridge, California gaeg Physical Education it Stephen Vincent Senge San Clemente, California Economics Mark Schulte Powiyi California Business Roberta Seiple Los Angeles, California Diversified Nancy Ann Shields Long Beach, California Physical Education Edward Wayne Simmons, lr. San Diego, California Political Science Dorothy Snodgrass San Diego, California Diversified ' Bradley Shaw Smith Del Mar, California Mathematics .JL 4'Vt F. A. Phineas Spencer Descanso, California Spanish Hans Wolfgang Strauss Kitzinger, Germany Chemistry Larry John Stapleton Temple City, California Humanities Qs.-Q-.3 Christina Ann Swanson San Gabriel, California Humanities Sue Ellen Swoffer Riverside, California Humanities Patti lean Sullivan Stamford, Connecticut Diversified John Gustan Turek San Diego, California History Denise Taranton Phoenix, Arizona English Diane McDermott Tanny Albuquerque, New Mexico Political Science Martha Ann Taylor Marietta, Georgia Diversified Terry Edward Twombly Hacienda Heights, California Business . by luan M, Valdez San Diego, California Spanish Katherine Rose Wadden Los Angeles, California Spanish loan Antoinette Tynan San Gabriel, California interdepartmental Social Science lane Dee Venghaus Phoenix, Arizona Physical Education John Wesley Wagner Arcadia, California interdepartmental Humanities 5,1 David Walton La Mesa, California Business ,....-an -.J Chester Guy Warfel LaVerne, California History Larry Gene Weddle Pacific Beach, California Physical Education William Andrew Warner Roswell, New Mexico Business Cynthia Susan Welton San Gabriel, California Elementary Education Peggy West San Diego, California Sociology ZW' Dorothy Lynn Wicker Oceanside, California Humanities Dana Merle Wheeler Garden Grove, California Sociology Eric Clive Widmark Phoenix, Arizona Physical Education Donna Marie Wilson La Mesa, California lnterdepartmental Humanities Virginia Rachael Wilcock San Diego, California interdepartmental Sociology Michael S. Wiley Torrance, California English William Clyde Wood Burbank, California Political Science Duane Gordon Wood Phoenix, Arizona lnterdepartmental Social Science Bonwill Elizabeth Wright St. Davids, Pennsylvania English Albert James Warren San Diego, California Business Janet Calista Wylie Malibu, California Diversified Barbara Young San Diego, California Mathematics Thomas Leach Watling San Diego, California Business School oi W sb- Richard Bradbury Robert B. Campbell Robert C. Coates Nicholas DePento Stanton lay Diamond Charles R. Grebing Robert Grove b Carroll McKinley Lawson lll 2 Hal D. Long Peter James Longanbach Armand Gregg Marcus Hugh E. McManus David L. Minning Robert Noe Stephen Wesley Peterson Cheryl Rhodes Michael Sampas lack Robert Sanders l 5 like i lon Charles Shoberg Richard G. Snow, lr. Richard A. Speare Warren L. Williams Sr' ti' Loren R. Suttmger Ronald Schwartz SENIOR INDEX MARIANNE ELIZABETH AMREIN-Town Hall Sec. 1, Pres. 2, 33 AWS Rep. 2, 3, 43 President's Board 3, 43 College Council 33 WRA 33 T.E.C. 3, 43 Homecoming Chairman 43 Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. KENTH ARNE D. ANDERSSON-Track 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 43 Interna- tional Club 2, 3, 43 Alpha Nu Gamma Vice Pres. 3, 4. GAYNELLE BAUMAN-Chi Treasurer 33 Social Board 43 LOMA DEL MAR 4. ALFRED LAURENCE BEER-Hall Ill Council 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 33 WESTERN TIDE, 2, 3, 43 LOMA DEL MAR,lIssoc. Editor 3, 43 Camera Club Pres. 4. JUDITH ANN BELT-AWS Honor Court 23 Chief Justice 33 Student Affiliate of American Chemical Society 2, 3, 43 U.S.I.U. Governence Comm. 33 R.A. 43 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. ROBERT SANFORD BILLS-Intramural football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Tennis 23 Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN FRANKLIN BLASH-Football 3, 43 King of Hearts Candidate 3. DENNIS ALBERT BOOMER-Intramurals 33 Business and Economics Club 3, 4. LAWRENCE BROWN, JR.-Sailing Club 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 33 Surf Club 2, 3. CAROL F. BROWNLEE-Intercollegiate Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2, 33 WRA Dorm Rep 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 33 Homecoming Elections Chairman 43 P.E. majors Rep. 43 Outstanding Women Athlete Award 33 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. THOMAS HARPER BRUBAKER-Surfing 1, 2, 3, 4. SALLY BURKET-Section representative 33 Gamma awards luncheon co- chairman 33 Gamma president 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Presidents Board 43 Residential Living Committee 33 Valentines dance chairman 4. GEORGE WYATT CABLE IV-M.A. in Business Administration. ALEXANDER O. CALHOUN-Business Club. PONG CHITSOOK CHONGCHIT-Varsity Tennis 23 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Vice Pres. 43 Comm. on Ethnic Studies Rep. 3. JUDITH SYLVIA COATES-Religious Life Board 33 S.C.T.A. Corresponding Secretary 4. NANCY JO COOLIDGE-Secondary education. SHARON MARIE CORKILL-Beta Hall, Vice Pres. 3. EULA PARTHENIA CRAWFORD-Graduate School of Education. LAWRENCE C. CROWELL-Varsity Basketball 4. MARY ELIZABETH CURTIS-University Chorus 13 Chi Hall Historian 23 S.C.T.A. 2, 43 Religious Life Board3 Good News 33 R.A. 4. ROGER ALAN DAHL-M. U. N. 23 Chief Justice, AUJ 43 Dean's List 2, 3, 4. GARY RANDALL DALTON-Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Circle K 23 Blue Key 3, 43 Sigma Tau 2, 3, 43 Who's Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges 4. 252 JAYNE LEE DANENHAUER-S.C.T.A. ELLEN VIRGINIA DAVIS-S.C.T.A. 33 Kappa reception desk chairman 33 Hall Court 4. ROSEMARY ANN DEXTER-University Chorus 13 Chamber Singers 2, 33 lntermurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Sing 1, 2, 33 Circle K. Sweetheart in May 33 S.C.T.A. 2, 4. PAUL GREGORY DINKEL-LOMA DEL MAR 13 S.N.P. 23 S.O.F. 3, 43 Religious Life Board 2, 3. KEVIN MACK DISSTON-Intramural Football 1, 23 Intramural Baseball 1, 23 Intramural Track 13 Sailing Club 13 Intramural Swimming 2. SHARON JANEEN DRAKE-LDC 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Gamma Vice Pres. 23 You Can't Take It With You 23 Petrified Forest 3. BARBARA ECHOLS-THE WESTERN TIDE 33 LOMA DEL MAR, Editor-in-Chiet 4, Publications Board, Secretary 4. PAUL ANDREW ELLINGSON- Vista Volunteer and Law School. LINDA SUE ERNST-Child Psychologists. CARL JOSEPH FABBRONI-Spanish Club 3, 43 SCTA 4. DONNA S. FEY-Forensic Team 13 Songleader 23 Alpha Psi Omega President 3, 43 Dramatic Productions 1, 2. ALLEN JAMES FIELDS-Varsity Football 3, 4, Player of Year, 19693 Drama 33 Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Intramurals 3, 43 Religious Life Board 33 Track 33 THE WESTERN TIDE 43 LOMA DEL MAR 43 Flying Club 43 Scuba Club 43 Letterman's Club 43 Black Student Alliance 43 P. S. Club 43 Food Comm. 4. LYNN MARIE GARRETT-Chamber Singers 3, 4. MADELAINE DEBRA GEE-Social work. LAURA LOUISE GEER- WRA Rep. 3, 43 Spring Sing Chairman, Gamma 3. PATRICIA LOUISE GIDDINGS-Hall Court Justice 3. TRIXIE D. GLICKMAN-Social Board 23 THE WESTERN TIDE Secretary 23 Chi Hall Court Justice 23 Spring Sing 2. WILLIAM RUSSELL GRAY III-Varsity Baseball 3, 4. MARGARET LOUISE GROVE-Chambers Singers 1, 2, 3, 43 All University Judiciary Clerk 1, 2, Justice 3, 43 Ski Club 13 Alpha Hall Summer Chairman 43 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. NEIL MILTON GUDGEON, JR.-Golf 1, 2, 4, Captain 33 Young Republicans, Treasurer 3, 43 Alpha Gamma Sigma 23 Letterman's Club 4. MANUEL GUILIN, JR.-Varsity Football 3, 4. REBECCA McKEEN HALPIN-Graduate school. JENNIFER ROGERS HAMM-Graduate work in education. STEVEN CHARLES HAMMANS-Circle K 1, 23 Chamber Singers 2. WALTER S. HAWKINS-Varsity Football 1-45 Basketball 15 Varsity Track 2-45 Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity 2-45 Students Rights and Freedoms Committee 3. CYNDA ANN HEDRICK-Spring Sing 1, 2, 3, 45 S.C.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Frosh lni- tiation Comm. 25 Quarter in Asia 4. JANE ANN HENDERSON-WRA 1, 2, 3, 45 Alpha Treasurer 3. VIOLET LESLIE HILL HERTSCH-S.C.T.A. 3, 4. JAN CEES HOLL-Chamber Singers 25 International Club 2, President 35 Drama- All My Sons, Electra, Oh Shaw, The Petrified Forest 2, 35 Alpha Psi Omega 4. HARRY ALBERT HOUSE-Baseball 1, 2. ANDREA ELIZABETH HOWARD-Graduate study in French in Europe. ROBERT SAUNDERS HUGHES, JR.-Intramural football 1, 2, 35 Social Board Rep., Hall ll Council 25 Blue Key 35 A.S. Senate 35 Homecoming Housedec Chairman 35 A.S. Vice President 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. ELIZABETH ANN ISAACS--THE WESTERN TIDE 25 Cheerleader 35 S.C.T.A. 3. PAUL MERRILL JENKINS-Chamber Singers 2, 35 Chamber Music-String Ensemble 2, 35 Sot Weed ,Factor 2, 35 S.C.T.A. 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON ELIZABETH JENKINS-Secondary education. ASTRID NICOLEEN JOHNSON-Elementary education. MILES RANDOLF JOHNSTON-Secondary education. BECKY BREEDLOIIE KAY-Secondary School Teacher. JAMES HOUSTON KETCHERSID-Varsity Football 3, 45 Circle K 3, 45 R.A. 45 Business and Economics Assoc. 4. ANDREA GAY KRAPF-Secondary Education in Art. LESLIE RENEE LANNIN-S.C.T.A. 3, 45 Psych Club 3. DELORES JEAN LONG-lntermurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 25 Gamma Vice President 35 University Senate Comm. 35 Homecoming Princess 35 Home- coming Queen 4. LESLAY ANN LOVELACE-Graduate school. CHARLOTTE RAE MANNING-S.C.T.A. 3, Sec. 35 Chorus 3, 4. MARY MARKEN-Graduate School. JOHN STEVEN MAY-lntermurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JILL DENEA McENTlRE-Hall Court 35 AWS Rep. 35 House Dec. Chairman 45 Kappa Hall Pres. 45 President's Board 45 Senior Responsibility Board 45 AWS Council 45 Outstanding Kappa Women 3. MICHAEL LADD McGREGOR-American Chemical Society Student Affiliate Vice President 3, 45 Housedec. 3. ROXANE McLARNAN-Spring Sing 1, 45 Chi-Kappa Tug of War 15 Inter- murals 45 S.C.T.A. 45 Diving Club 45 Young Republicans 4. DOUGLAS McALLlSTER McPHEE-Circle K 15 Hall Council 1, 25 Megaphone Club 2, 35 Frosh Comm. 15 Blue Key 45 President's Board 35 A. S. Public Relations 35 Frosh Initiation Chairman 25 S.C.T.A. 3, 45 Walter Rehwoldt Scholarship 35 Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 35 Spring Sing 1, 2, 45 Housedec. 1, 2, 35 Camelot 15 The Odd Couple 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. DHEA ANN MICO-Elementary education. DELORES JEAN MITCHELL-Chamber Singers 1, 2, 3, 45 Chapel Organist 2, 3, 45 SPA 25 Circle K's Girl Friday 3, 4. PHILLIS K. MOODY-Opera Workshop 35 Chamber Singers 3, 4. MARGARET AGNES MORGAN-AWS Rep. 25 Spring Sing Comm. 2, 35 Home- coming Comm. 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Chairman 3. CHARLES WALTER MORTENSEN-lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue Key 3, 45 Semper Fidelis Club 3, 45 Who's Who Among College and University Stu- dents 35 Treasurers Advisory Group, Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH EUGENE MULLEH-Obtain MBA. ROBERT W. NALLIA-THE WESTERN TIDE 25 LOMA DEL MAR 45 Resident Assistant 4. MICHAEL LEIGH NEWHOUSE-Varsity Football 25 THE WESTERN TIDE, Edi- tor-in-Chief 35 Provost Council 35 Megaphone Club 35 Presidents Board 35 Voice of the Westerner's 4. BARBARA ANNE NEIGHBORS-Wesley Club 1, Sec. 25 Religious Life Board Board 2, Chairman 35 Tri-part Comm. on Religious Activities 3, 45 Presidents Board 35 Provost's Council 35 Speakers 81 Assem. Comm. 3, 45 Charles King Week General Chairman 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. DANIEL HOWARD NIELSEN-Intramurals 1, 3, 45 Tau Kappa Epsilon 25 R.A. 4. MARTIN LORN NORBOM-Yell Leader 3. VINCENT ORTIZ-Spring Sing 35 Religious Life Board 3. PAUL LYON PAITON-Photography. JAMES DOUGLAS PEABODY-Varsity Track, Captain 3, 4, European Track Tour 45 Varsity Cross Country 3, Captain 45 Blue Key 3, 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. KERRY RALPH PEDLOW-Intramural Council 25 Circle K 2, 3. DAVID WARD PERRIN-Hall ll Initiation Chairman 25 Blue Key 3, 45 Beta Chi Mu 3, 4, President 25 American Chemical Society Student Affiliate 45 Biology Lab Asst. 2, 3, 45 Social Board5 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. LEROY SAGARD PETERSON-Graphics winner Opus 7, Literary Magazine 45 LOMA DEL MAR 4. 253 JULIA FERRIS PITCHFORD-Homecoming Princess 2. KATHLEEN RABENSTON-Gamma Council 2, 45 House Dec. 3. LAWRENCE ALFRED RADCLIFFE-Surf Club 1, 2, 35 Hall ll Council 35 American Chemical Society 45 Petrified Forest 3. ROSITA THERESE RAKER-S.C.T.A. 35 Hall Court-Chi 35 Volunteer for Wel- fare Dept. of San Diego 3, 4. STEVEN CHARLES REID-lntermurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Circle K 1, 2, 4, President 3. CAROL LEE REUSS-Hall Court 25 WRA 1, 25 RSA 2, 35 Resident Assistant 35 SCTA 4, 5. LAUREL SUSAN RIES-Frosh Orientation Comm. 2, 45 Alpha Hall Treas. 25 S.C.T.A. 1, 25 Young Republicans, Publicity Chairman 15 Psychology Club 2, 3, 45 Psi Chi National Honorary Society in Psychology, President 4. KATHLEEN BROSTROM RODGER-Golden Key 15 Alpha Mu Gamma 1, 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, 45 S.C.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 A.S. Outstanding Soph. Award 25 Chi Hall Outstanding Soph Award 25 Who' Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. SUSAN MARIE ROUSSEAU-THE WESTERN TIDE 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM L. RUZZAMENTI, JR.-Law School. DALE MILLER SAARE-KSDSCJ Marching and Symphonic Band 1, 2, 35 Jazz Ensemble5 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity. RONALD PAUL SANDELL-Golf 1, 3, 45 Alpha Gamma Sigma 1, 25 Letter- man Club 4. GARY RAY SCHMIEDER-Broadcasting. DONALD MARK SCHULTE-LDC Treasurer 25 Senate Appropriations Comm. 25 Sigma Tau 2, 3, 45 Associated Students Treasurer 3, 45 Blue Key 4, Treasurer 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities 4. MICHAEL PAUL SEAMAN-Track 1, 2, 3, 45 European Track Tour 35 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue Key 3, Vice President 45 Social Board 45 Who's Who Among Students fin American Universities and Colleges 4. STEPHEN VINCENT SENGE-Intramurals 3, 45 House Government 45 Busi- ness and Economics Assoc. 4. NANCY ANN SHIELDS-Alpha Spring Sing Chairman 15 WRA Rep. 1, Vice President 2, 35 Intercollegiate Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Alpha's Best 1, 35 P.E. Major Club Vice Pres. 4. EDWARD WAYNE SIMMONS JR.-Hall Council 15 LDC Rep 25 Surf Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A.S. Vice President 35 Blue Key 45 Chairman Executive Comm., College Council 45 A.S. President 4. BRADLEY SHAW SMITH-Sigma Tau 2, Treas. 3, 4, Sec. 45 C. W. Surfing Assoc. 25 Blue Key 45 Intramural Chairman, House 1, 2, 3. LARRY JOHN STAPLETON-Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 University Choir 15 Christian Service Federation 15 Wesley Club 15 Young Republicans 15 Activity Board 25 Wesley-Lutheran Club 25 Philosophy and Religion Club 35 Good News 35 and Religious Discussion Group 4. 254 HANS WOLFGANG STRAUSS-Dentistry . PATTIJEAN SULLIVAN-S.C.T.A. 3, 4. CHRISTINA ANN SWANSON-Kappa Hall Council 15 Kappa Hall Secretaiy 25 AWS Rep. 3, 45 AWS Council 3, 45 Summer R.A. 3. SUE ELLEN SWOFFER-Alpha Mu Gamma 2, 3, 4. DENISE TARANTON-Opus Editor 4, Staff 35 THE WESTERN TIDE 4. MARTHA ANN TAYLOR-House dec. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Sing 2, 3, 45 Orches- tra Dance Program 25 S.C.T.A. 4. TERRY EDWARD TWOMBLY-Soccer 15 Chamber Singers 1, 25 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Blue Key, President 45 Business and Economics Assoc. 4. JOAN ANTOINETTE TYNAN-Intermurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Court Justice 35 WRA Rep. 3. JUAN M. VALDEZ-Varsity Cross Country 3, 45 and Varsity Track 3, 4. KATHERINE ROSE WADDEN-WRA 1, 2, 3, 45 Alpha's Five Best 3, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Young Republicans 15 Hall Court 2,35 Honor Court 35 AWS Council 45 President's Board 45 Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges 4. JOHN WESLEY WAGNER-Circle K 2. ALBERT JAMES WARREN-Christian Science Organization 1, 2, 3, 45 A.S. Senate 35 Hall ll Court of Justice 25 Circle K Secretary 3, 4, Member of Year 35 Spring Sing 3. . WILLIAM ANDREW WARNER-Circle K 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Court Chief Justice 35 AUJ Justice 45 Basketball mgr. 1. LARRY GENE WEDDLE-Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 45 Track 45 Physical Education Curriculum Comm. 4. CYNTHIA SUSAN WELTON-LDC Publicity Chairman 25 A.S. Senate 35 S.C.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 WRA Rep. 45 Homecoming Comm. 3, 45 Chi Hall Outstanding Junior 35 AWS Council 45 President's Board 45 Chi Hall President 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges 4. PEGGY LEE WEST-Spring Sing 45 Campus Life. DOROTHY LYNN WICKER-Spring Sing 35 Alpha Mu Gamma 3, 45 Town Hall 3, 45 S.C.T.A. 35 THE WESTERN TIDE 3, 4. VIRGINIA RACHEL WILCOCK-LOMA DEL MAR 15 LCD Secretary 25 Frosh Initiation 25 Social Board 3. MICHAEL S. WILEY-Varsity Tennis 1, 25 Hall Council 25 Hall I President 4. DONNA MARIE WILSON-Lower Division Council 15 Frosh Initiation Chair- man 25 Opus, Literary Magazine 45 S.C.T.A. 3, 45 Homecoming Princess 4. DUANE GORDON WOOD-Circle K 4, Secretary 35 Hall I Secretary 45 Inter- murals 3, 45 A.A.U.P. 3, Vice President5 S.C.T.A. 3, 45 Spring Sing 3, 4. WILLIAM CLYDE WOOD-Surf Club 15 Hall Ill Vice President 25 Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Young Republicans 3, 4. JANET CALISTA WYLIE-School Board Chairman 45 Homecoming Princess 4. n Hllrmnriam Alex Pelletier Supple 1948-1969 Paul Andrew Ellingson 1948-1970 Jefferson Martin Sandlin 1950-1970 Dr. Ernst Moeller 1921-1970 Photo Credits AI Beer Brad Hallock lohn Hazelton Paul Holz Paul Lewis lerry Morava Guy Nallia lack Palmer Paul Patton Lee Peterson Ed Vecker Craig Whitwer Dave Williams Y i 1 , 1. l l !