Campbell Hall School - Viking Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1968 volume:

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HARPER THE REV. DR. ALEXANDER K. CAMPBELL Dean and Chaplain MR. A. MILLER SMITH MR. DONALD W. HAYNES MR. LAWRENCE F. EDMISTEN MR. RICHARD F. CAMPBELL MR. WILLIAM J. JOB mt ifeins S taff t J TIM SCOTT Assistant Editor ELIZABETH CLARKE MELISSA WHARTON Co-Editor Co-Editor ASSISTANTS Mrs. Kent Mrs. Iwmjack Miss Hawks Mrs. Spinnler JAMES McGARVEY Assistant Editor STANDING BACK ROW - left to right: Jim Boclter, Richard Gastil, Jim McGarvev, Lindsay Stevens. Tim Scott. STANDING CENTER ROW - left to right: Missy Wharton, Liz Clarke, Jana Roberts. Lynn Carhsle, Barbara Borror, Merry Grasska, Sandy Stanchfield, Sherry McDowell, Cindy Turnbiill, Jody Rol- app, Denise Garnier. SEATED — left to right: Candy Evarts Shari Bingaman, Carol Chambers, Lisa Zaz- vorka, Sara Rendall, Carmen Hodri ' jui ' , CaroKn Bn d, Debra Leonian. Aiminiatratiw taflri9Hr-19HB Qlami b U all THE REV. ALEXANDER K. CAMPBELL Dean MRS. MARY KENT Registrar and Testing Director MISS MILDRED E. HAWKS Principal MR. RICHARD CAMPBELL Controller and Scout Director MRS. ROBERTA IVANJACK Secretary 19B7-19fia MRS. DORIS WELCH MRS. VIVIAN CLARKE MRS. CAROLINE FORD MRS. KATHERINE PLUMLEY MRS. ENLMA GIBBS MRS. VIOLA VERONICO MRS. ANNE MILLS MRS. GRACE HANSON MRS. JOANNE MULDOON MRS. MAYBELLE YEOMANS MRS. LOIS SPINNLER MRS. VIRGINIA MOORE MRS. NANCY MALE MR. EDW ARD LOE j2 r) rjo ' ifo iZL MR. WAYNE BOYS In m M i: MRS. MILDRED KNUDTSON MR. STANEY WRIGHTSMAN MISS PEGGY GILLIS ■7 1 5 . I IC ' j r r ' - %i ' ' j fi CiyYlUA MR. ROBERT MEMMLNGER a An . MRS. GALE SENTER MRS. JEANNE GOLLARD MRS. MARY JANE WIGGEXHORN MRS. IRENE BENAINOUS MRS. PATRICIA BOSTON MRS. PLUMA THOEMING MISS JILL SANDUSKY MR. LEROY KOEHLER Head Custodian MR. JOHN JOHNSON Custadian MR. FRANK BOYKIN CusiadLan MR. ING OLSON Gardener MR. JOHN FERGUSON Custodian MR. DAVID WALKER Custodian THE PARENT-TEACHERS ' COUNCIL One of our most appreciated and helpful organizations is our wonderful Parent-Teachers ' Council. Their interest in the schools ' needs has always been followed by gifts of special equipment that enrich the life of all the children. This year one of the most treasured gifts was a Bell and Howell, 16mm projector with sound equipment. They are also completing the costly sprinkling system, started last year, in the center of our track and field. We would like to thank Mrs. Donald Daves, chairman of the room mothers, for all that she did to help us throughout the year. A special thanks is given to Mrs. Michael Lacey, for her devoted care of the birthday book program. We wish to thank all of the members of our Parent-Teach- ers ' Council for helping to make this one of our most produc- tive years. MRS. DONALD DAVES, Chairman of Room Mothers THE REV. ALEXANDER K. CAMPBELL Dean MR. DONALD DAVES President of Parent-Teachers ' Council 1968 MR. DONALD BLACK, 1st Vice President MISS WILDRED S. HAWKS, Principal MRS. WALTER HEEBNER, Bagpipers ' Ball Chairman MR. WILLIAM KING, Treasurer MR. EUGENE BRYSON, Past President MR. DONALD DAVES, President MRS. HERBERT BOELTER, Correspondins: Secretary 11 A Garden of Fantasy bloomed in the Empire Room of the Sportsmen ' s Lodge for the fourteenth annual fund-raising dinner dance. The generosity of all the enter- tainers was heartwarming. There was Steve Allen with his always kindly wit; the lovely Jayne Meadows, his wife; Martin Mil- ner; Hans Conried; The Moth- ers, Plus One (The Plus One was Wally Green who did the choreography for their dance); The Near Mrs. , directed by Rica Owen Moore and accom- panied by Morty Corb; and the traditional and beloved Dixie- land Dads accompanied this time by Steve Allen . Mrs. Walter Heebner, chair- man of the dance, was most suc- cessful in giving one of the most delightful balls imaginable. She was graciously helped by Mmes. Burton Rosen, advertising; Jabe Walker, entertainment; John Senter, decorations; Loyce Mc- Cormick, special prizes; Dean Hopgood, door prizes; William Bennington, hostess; Walter Thompson, patronesses; John Singleton, reservations; Bichard Leversee, signature page; Willis Urick, Jr., invitations; and Rob- ert Hecker, publicity. The generosity of the many kind patrons and patronesses added to the funds which greatly enrich the school life of Camp- bell Hall children. KATIE and MARC LAWRENCE ' I ' ve found a friend who doesn ' t step on my tail —Katie. J - - MRS. WELCH ' S MORNING KINDERGARTEN Andrews, Kristy Ann Baker, Trevor Brody, Bruce Brogger Mark Caldwell, Douglas Carroll, Lisa Clarke, Carol Ann Eagle, James Grimm, Trevor Kissman, Kelly Lawrence, Marc Lieu, Robert Mason, Mary Melinda Michael, William Milner, Stuart Schonlaw, Alison Moore, Patrick Shortal, Joseph Wian, JuUe Williams, Taia i MRS. WELCH ' S AFTERNOOxN KINDERGARTEN Bollenbacher, Jan Dabbs, Julie Davis, Suzanne Fortney, Kevin Hendrickson, Wendy Ma ' er, Bradford Pearce, Brett Parmelee, Meredith Powers, Derek Secketa, Jean Sharp, James Tobin, Lisa Villoria, Linda Witt, Robin Womack, Wayne Absent: Paul, Danny V M 17 w saKoo ( vojUAQue-geeiA d c i2edT M. ' tlll -Mnih it- m, juAhi- K . JL_- . jr ■4 20 2] MRS. CLARKE ' S FIRST GRADE ■HHiP BoUenbacher, Michael Brogger, Christine Case, Amanda Chitiea, Matthew du Pont, Michelle Franciscus, Jamie Cowing, Linda Greif, Diane Hopgood, Christopher Hilker, Amy Jones, Blake Kemp, Kathy Knotek, John Lacey, Michael Lew, Mitchell Lohr, Adrienne Matzinger, Kurt Meams, John Milner, Molly Papalini, Eric Parker, Leticia Plants, David Urick, Dana Absent: Carder, Michael MRS. FORD ' S FIRST GRADE Baker, Nigel Berger, Jennifer Bryson, Kristie Carroll, Christina Constance, Julie Davison, James Dirckx, Devin Flaherty, Robert Cans, Jody Green, Lisa Hopper, Bess Hutchens, Brett Jungschaeffer, Dana Knight, Lee Leversee, Sally Luyties, Jonica Mason, Duff Munger, Sally Rice, Doy Rosen, Deborah Schonfeld, Stacy Stephens, Michael Toney, Patsy Walker, Lynn Wian, Casey Wong, Mary Wooley, Adrian ILAlMllii 23 iMl MRS. GIBBS ' SECOND GRADE Andrews, Katie Bacheller, Chris Behlmer, Curt Black, LawTence Boyett, Suzanne Damus, Sharon Daves, Victoria Frojen, Jon Grasska, William Knight, Heidi Jungschaffer, Peter King, Steven Lane, Patrick Nestor, David Partnelee, John Stark, Deanna Richlin, Michele Warner, Patricia Welton, Mark Wetch, Stanley Wheaton, Katnryn Zweyer, James MRS. PLU.MLEY ' S SECOND GRADE %  - Brody, Brian Burr, John Erickson, Sally Ewart, William GastU, Elizabeth Henzie, Grecory Hilker, AHson Jared, Todd Jeung, Ruth Lapp, Margaret Lawrence, Greg Leach, Blair Mantley, Maria Poppin, Julie Rankin, Allyn Savay, Juliana Schonlaw, Ted Tresun, Robert Walker, Dean Woolwine, Sarah Zweyer, Kevin Absent: ViUoria, Stephen 25 ■5 ° O (A 0 4 pq H O s ■ O.SP ■cSM COM iT c C 3 re • ' ' ' £ a: Oh O S o ■is 43 28 ALGONQUIN AND SHAWNEE TRIBE Left to right: Billy Grasska, Larry Black. Peter Jungschaffer, Curt Behlmer, Dr. Otto Jung- schafFer, Michael BoUenbacher, Dean Walker, Kurt Matzinger, Michael Stephens ALGONQUIN, SIOUX, AND SHAWNEE TRLBES irf row. left to right: Kevin Zweyer, Stanley Wetch, Patrick Lane. Billy Grasska, Larry Black, Michael BoUenbacher. 2nd row. left to right: John Knotek, Nigel Baker, Robert Flaherty, Lee Knight, Robert Tresun, Jim Zweyer, Doy Rice, Duff Mason, Peter Jungschaffer, Kurt Mat- zinger, Michael Stephens. Fathers, left to right: Messrs. Baker, Wetch, Flaherty, Knotek, Tresun, Lane, Mason, Dr. Jungschafer. 29 VIKING BLUEBIRDS Girls, left to right — Top Row: Kathryn Wheaton, Deaima Stark, Victoria Daves, Margaret Lapp, Sally Erickson, Sarah Wonlwine, Suzanne Boyett, Betsy Gastil. Middle Row: Allyn Ran- kin, Heidi Knight, Maria Mantlty, Juliana Savay, Ruth Joung, Alison Hilker. Rottom Row: Michele Richlin, Sharon Damns, Kathleen Andrews, Julia Poppen. LEADERS, left to right: Mrs. Donald R. Daves, Mrs. John J. Savay, Mrs. Mayo J. Poppen. BLUEBIRDS OF HAPPINESS Top to Bottom, left to right— Row 1: Mrs. Kenneth A. Epperson, Leader, Mrs. Alexander Horosny. Row 2: Lori Carroll, Claudia Kanzler, Lisa Rosengren, Jill Mitchell. Roiv 3: Edie Epperson, Alcxa Horosny. Row -4— Kneeling: Debra Davison, Cretchen Lohr, Kathleen Fla- herty, Katherine Altheuser, Rhonda Wilson, Lianne Douglas, Elizabeth Eisaman, Vanessa Womack. 31 CUB SCOUTS— DEN I CUB SCOUTS— DEN III 1st row, left to riplil Scott Locklu ' ccl Joliii Chapman Toikl Jarcd Stdndiiif;, left to rifiht Mrs. lanet larcd, Asst. Den Motlicr Jed Stark Da id Moore Jaims Carroll Mrs. Kathrvii Stratton, Din Motlicr CUB SCOUTS— DEN II Kneeling. left to ripjit: Michael Mellenthin, Larry Parmilee, Scott McKenzic, Rich- ard Zahn. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Donna Nlellcnthin, Den Mother. Scott Wil- liams, Kevin Slattery, John Leversee, Hufih Fleming, Mrs. Lisa FleminH, Den Mother CUB SCOUTS— Den IV 1st row, left to right: Keven Boyett, Robert Reedy, Wade Bingham, Michael Rotcher, Richard Bliith. Back row. left to right: Mrs. Jessa Reedy, .A.ut. Den Mother, David Bennett, Mrs. Margaret Bluth, Den Mother, . Mrs. ' irginia Bingham, Asst. Den Mother. :fei FOURTH GRADE CAMPFIRE GIRLS REAR ROW, left to right: Mrs. Porter Jared, Leader, Rebecca Pavne, Stephanie Fry, Julie Boelter, Mrs. Rolnrt M. Parks, Co-Leader. Ellen Robinson. FROST ROW, left to right: Madilyn Hutchens, Laurel Osborn, Elizabeth Villoria, Anne Bosche, Jan Parks, Leslie Metour, Carol Lyons, Allison Jarecl, Kim Cassady. WEBELOS, TROOP 139 Mark Stratton, Todd Singleton, Joe Reisman, Richard Leversee, Tom Brown, Jon Ames, Harry Hutchens. 35 £ ' Ji. . -- r- MRS. VERONICO ' S THIRD GRADE Bingham, John Brown, Kent Brovvn, Shelley Chapman, Scott Choate, John Davis, Jim Eisaman, Elizabeth Epperson, Edie Fleming, Hugh GoUard, Randall Horosny, Alexa Lew, Cathy Lohr, Gretchen Mellenthin, Michael Moore, Valerie Pearce, Keith Slattery, Kevin Soffe, Andrew Stevens, Chris Williams, Scott Wolff, Lori Womack, Vanessa 38 MRS. MILLS ' THIRD GRADE Alliiigton, John Altheuser, Kathi-rine Carroll, Lori Constance, Dino Corb, Garv Cutter, Nanette Davison, Delira Eagle, David Finkelstein, Joan Flaherty, Kathleen Goodan, Harry Henzie, Gary Kanzler, Claudia King, Sally Leversee, John Mitchell, Jill Parmelee, Larry Rosengren, Lisa Sehoenfeld, Gregg Stark, Jeff Thombury, Gerald Wilson, Billy Wilson, Rhonda Zahm, Richard 37 HANSON ' S FOURTH GRADE Anderson, Sally Bingham, Wade Bluth, Richard Boelter, Julie Caffey, Kevin Carroll, Jim Carroll, Steve Cassavetes, Nicky Escher, Chris Fry, Stephanie Generales, Peter Hutchens, Madilyn Leversee, Richard Love, Diane Milner, Amy Osborn, Laurel Parks, Janet Pettis, David Reedy, Robert Robbins, Scott Rosenquest, Jordis Simon, Brian Smith, Lesley Smith, Nancy Stavert, Ronald Williams, Brandt Wood, Topher 38 MRS. MULDOON ' S FOURTH GRADE Bennett, David Bollenbacher, Scott Bosche, Anne Marie Boston, Michael Boyett, Keven Carroll, Leslie Cassady, Kimberly Cross, Kevin du Pont, John Hutchens, Harry Jared, Allison King, Wesley Lane, Allison Lockheed, Scott Lyons, Carol Metour, Leslie Moore, Kenton Payne, Rebecca Robinson. Ellen Rogers, Patricia Rotcher, Michael Urick, Bill Van Court, James Van Court, Thomas Vernon, Kim Villoria, Elizabeth rs ' ' 39 :. l t • 41 12 KH. S Iq, 4-, CP c? V- fe_ PO c c? y jvn k-v V. iQ £: { E vi b V Cy cJm ' A , 3 ZP- y f : CAMPBELL HALL B BAND Sally Anderson, Kevin Boyett, Kevin Caffey, Steven Carroll, Dino Constance, Kevin Cross, Jim Davis, David Eagle, Edie Epperson, HurIi John Fleming, Harry Good- an, Toni Heebner, Gary Henzie, Alexa Horosny, Robin King, Wesley King, David Pettis, Kathy Schmidt, Kevin Slattery, Gerry Thornbury, Billy Wilson, Vanessa Womack, Richard Zahm. BANNER CARRIERS Left: Edith Conried, Right: Kerry Brown 44 A BAND Kathy Andrews, David Bennett, Richard Bluth, Kelly Brown, Tom Brown, Nicky Cassavettes, Carol Chippy, Allan Christie. Scott Christie, Alex Conreid, Ellen Eyerick, Bill Gastil, Tracy FleminH, Jimmy Hicken, Bubs Hopper, Allison Jared, Susan King, Allison Lane, Scott Lockheed, Debra McCormick, Bruce McDowell, Jenny Moffitt, Jan Parks, Keith Pearce, Robert Reedy, Joe Reisman, Scott Bobbins, L nn Rossberg, Courtney Shortal, Denise Simon, Todd Singleton, Mark Thornbury, Jim ' an Court, Tom Van Court, Rick Welsh, Craig Wittier. f A MRS. YEOMANS ' FIFTH GRADE Andrews, Kathy Asher, Jill Beck, Charles Bennington, Chris Brown, Tom Bryson, Stacie Christie, Scott Clement, Hayden Davis, Ralph De Land, Michael Fleming, Tracy Greif, Laura Harrison, Laura Heebner, Toni Hopper, Bubs Jones, Chris McCormick, Deborah Mantley, Jon Reynolds, Ann Rogers, Alycia Singleton, Todd Schmidt, Kathleen Stratton, Mark Thompson, Scott Wharton, Linda : . C t JLP 46 MRS. SPINNLER ' S FIFTH GRADE Allen, Bill Ames, Jon Anderson, Lisa Barrier, Linda Chippy, Carol Cockerill, Jennifer Ewart, Victoria Eyerick, Ellen Gollard, Russell Hannan, Jim King, Robin Kraushaar, Julie MeiRs, Bruceann Moffitt, Jennifer Munger, Nancy Reisman, Joe Serlinger, Jean Shortal, Courtney Stephens, Melissa Thombury, Mark von Poederoyen, Karol Welsh, Janet . A 47 HP ■ V . ) MRS. MOORE ' S SIXTH GRADE Alvarez, Mario Blanco, Cathy Brendel, James Brown, Karen Brown, Kelly Caffey, Melissa Carder, Christine Chambers, Kevin Christie, Allan Conried, Alex Conried, Edith Cutter, Barry De Land, Greg Dyer, Glenn Gilliland, Jan Hanusek, Rebecca Hicken, Jimmy Jones, Robin Lockheed, John McConnell, Mary Mellenthin, Mary Ropp, Robin Sanders, Susan Stratton, Laura Toy, JefF Wiflard, Kent 48 MRS. MALE ' S SIXTH GRADE Black, Jeanine Boelter, Joan Call, Scott Cameron, Kim Chitiea, Joel Coss, Bill Findell, Melinda Damns, Victor Gastil, Bill Hoch, Nancy Hunt, Sharon Lew, Debra McCord, Patrice McNeeley, Melinda Maurer, Josephine Moore, David Reynolds, John Richlin, Elyssa Simon, Denise Stavert, Cathy Strassner, John Welsh, Richard Winters, Lucinda Wolfer, Luanne Yee, Carl 49 50 ; 51 52 CAMPFIRE GIRLS— A-pa-den-ska STANDING, rear left: Mrs. Richard Welsh, Leader. STANDING, left to right: Courtney Shortal, Janet Welsh, Kim Vernon, Stacie Brvson, Nancy Munger, Toni Heebner, Mrs. Carl Eyerick, Co-Leader. KNEELING, left to right: Ellen Eyerick, Bubs Hopper, Kathy Schmidt, Ann Reynolds, Tracy Fleming. SIXTH GRADE DRILL TEAM Alphabetically: Jeanine Black, Cathy Blanco, Leader, Joan Boelter, Kathy Gerrity, Jan Gilliland, Rebecca Hanusek, Nancy Hoch, Mary McConnell, Melinda McNeely, Elyssa Richlin, Robin Ropp, Susan Sanders, Laura Stratton, Anne Wilson, Lucinda Winters, Mrs. Yeomans, ln. tructor. 53 ' ■ ■ ' 0A 6 , 5 CHAPEL AIDES Barlow, Arthur; Bloom, Fran- cinr; Bouijliton, Robert; Brown, Karen; Conned, Edith; Davis, DeMott; Dyer, Glenn; Erickson, Eve; Greif, Leslie; Jenkins, Christine; Bobbins, Clay; Ryan, Kevin; Toy, Jeff. 1 t k 59 HOMECOMING QUEEN Queen: Randy Bruskrud, Car: Mr. Stan Wrighlsman. 60 omecomins For the first time at Campbell Hall we had a Homecoming activities day. The success of the parade, crowning of the queen, football game, and a chance to visit with fonner stu- dents, was overwhelming. Our first Homecoming Queen was Randy Bruskrud, a loN ' ely graduating ninth grader. An- other most interesting and attention drawing person was Rick Mays dressed authentically as a Viking. Even though our football team did not win its game, its enthusiasm and good sportsman- ship, always in evidence, left ever one with the hope of making this an annual tradition. CAMPBELL HALL VIKING ARGYLL CHEERLEADERS STANDING, left to right: Nancy Leason Lindsay Sherman Marion Green KNEELING, left to right: Shirley Horrocks Susie Rockett Cindy Cassell ROOM MOTHERS We thank our wonderful and reliable room mothers for their love of service. Their help with parties, field trips, and aiding our teachers, has filled out hearts with gratitude. ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. AJlington, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Boyett, Mrs. Cockerill, Mrs. Conried, Mrs. Daves, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Eagle, Mrs. Gastil, Mrs. Grasska, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Hilker, Mrs. Jared, Mrs. King, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Leversee, Mrs. Lindgren, Mrs. Lohr, Mrs. McConnell, Mrs. Milner, Mrs. Plants, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Womack, Mrs. Zweyer. Not Pictured: Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Bennington, Mrs. Bliith, Mrs. Boelter, Mrs. Case, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Reisman, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Schonlaw, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Stavert, Mrs. Stoltz, Mrs. Zahm, Mrs. Zazvorka. 64 HOT DOG MOTHERS Because these mothers have given of their time, on busy days, we were once again able to enjoy a hot sand- wich on our lunclieon menu. Our gratitude and sincere thanks go to them for being prepared and punc- tual, even when the dogs sometimes came late. HOT DOG MOTHERS Mrs. . llinRton, Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Corb, Mrs. Cutter, Mrs. Daves, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. EyeriLk, Mrs. Grasska, Mrs. Hannan, Mrs. Henzie, Mrs. Hicken, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Hutchens, Mrs. Jared, Mrs. Leversee, Mrs. Mellentliin. Mrs. Moffit, Mrs. Munner. Mrs. Poppen, Mrs. Rosen, Mrs. Thornbury, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Wharton, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Womack, Mrs. Wooley, Mrs. M ' oolwine, Mrs. Zweyer. Not Pictured: Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. .Aslicr, Mrs. Binsh.im, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Boelter, .Mrs. Brody, Mrs. Burr, Mrs. Carl- ton, Mrs. De Land, Mrs. Dirck.v, Mrs. Erick- son, Mrs. Ewart, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Fran- ciscus, Mrs. Hanusek, Mrs. Heebner, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Knotek, Mrs. Lacey, Mrs. Lapp, Mrs. Lew, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Rankin, NIrs. Ropp, Mrs. Schonlaw, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Strassner, Mrs. Tresun, Mrs. Urick, Mrs. W.ilker, Mrs. Wolff. 65 HOT DOG COURIERS r . !-■ WELCH, RICHARD COSS, BILL HOT DOG RUNNERS Two sixth grade boys, Scott Call and Ricky Welsh, have been spending recess, ever ' morning for the second year, carrying weiners, rolls, catsup, and order lists. They now have an extra strong set of arms, as Bill Coss joined tlieir crew this ' ear. Thanks, boys, for your patience, reliability, and ' our muscles. CALL, SCOTT MRS. CORE 66 V .1. MRS. BECK NURSES MRS. AMES These three mothers who have spent inan ' mornings, keeping the health records in order, assisting the doctor with inoculations, and testing c c ' s and ears, are won- derful. Their constant smiles have brightened our days. Not pictured is Bea Jones, who helped many times and earned our thanks also. EPILSON ALPHA SIGMA EDITH CONRIED MARJORIE MAURER JOHN REYNOLDS This significant honor of membership is given to the students of the sixth grade who have earned it by virtue of their scholarship and character. From now on they proudly wear the Epsilon Alpha Sigma pin. SCOUTS, TROOP 139 Left to ripht: Robert Hecker, John Lockheed, David Moore, Rick Mays, Russell Wells, Kelly Brown, Mr. Richard Campbell, Scoutmaster. 67 68 THE GIRL OF THE MONTH Special commendation is due each girl of the month! This means that each has been chosen by the Valkyries as a person who, during that month, has been representative of the ideals of our clubs and the school. Congratulations to a group of lovely girls! SEPTEMBER Debbie Burgess OCTOBER Melissa Wharton NOVEMBER Randy Bruskrud DECEMBER. Candy Evarts JANUARY Elizabeth Clarke FEBRUARY Cathy Damus MARCH Lisa Zazvorka APRIL Georgeen Cook MAY Suzanne Tenny 69 GAMMA SIGMA Membership in this junior high school honor society is awarded to students in the Ninth grade whose high schohirship and fine character is thus recognized. Their Gamma Sigma pins are treasured indeed. DENISE GARNIER LINDS.W SIEMENS TEN YEAR STUDENTS Left to Right - Sharon McDowell, Elizabeth Clarke, Alex Helm, Debra Beck, Jana Roberts. The MONA LISA Trophy Wlien we think of a serene smile, and a quiet and graceful manner, we think often of Denise Gamier. Her outstanding service in behalf of the annual has not faltered in three years. We will think often of her originality and quote Picasso: Yet the world is open before us, ever thing is still to be done, and not to be done over again. We hope she continues to be original and creative in her future endeavors. Congratulations and tJtank ijou! 70 VANDY AWARD Each year the Valkyries elect a ninth grade member who is an outstanding example of her class. This year we are proud to present this highly honored a ard to Elizabeth Clarke. She is an ex- cellent example of good sportsmanship, friendliness, cleanliness, consideration, and academic achievement. We are proud that she is part of our school, and we all congratulate her. I ELIZABETH CLARKE THE DIANA WOOTON AWARD Each year Mr. and Mrs. William Seltzer present, in honor of our beloved Miss Wootton, a United States Savings Bond to the girl or boy in the ninth grade graduating class who is an outstanding representative of the ideals of Campbell Hall. We are delighted this year that the honor goes to Alexandra Helm! ALEXANDRA HELM VIKING PLAQUE This )ear Tim Scott received the Viking Plaque for being an outstanding example of a ninth grade member of the Vikings. His qualifications for this honor include his good scholastic record as well as being a good sport and a gentleman in all respects. We congratulate Tim for achieving this high honor. TIMOTHY SCOTT .iii iA «U ' 4 MR. WRIGHTMAN ' S SEVENTH GRADE Blanco, Gina Boelter, Shirley Houghton, Robert Christie, t)eborah Edwards, Cader Evanoff, Mark Ewart, Claudia Hildebrand, Kathryn Hollander, Lisa Howard, Leslie Kerr, Rhio McDowell Bruce Reisman, Cail Robbins, Clay Ryan, Kevin Schonfield, Benjamin Stockton, Cindy Witder, CraiR Zeavin, Lynn I Ma 74 iuiiS MRS. KNUDTSON ' S SEVENTH GRADE Barlow, Arthur Bloom, Francinc Bluth, Wcndi Davis, DiMott Ekker, Leslie Erickson, Eve Greif, Leslie Hall, Janet Hiklebrand, Kristinc Jenkins, Christine Johnson, Robin KinK, Susan Lonfi, Kerry Millman, Michael Pleis, Jason Rossberg,Lynn Scott.Eric Whipple,Terrilyn Absent: Modes, Robert il fi 75 MR. MEMMINGER ' S EIGHTH GRADE Alexander, Kathy Asher, Alison Bascom, Cheryl Bingaman, Shari Boos, Diana Brown, Michael Burgess, Debbie Cockerill, Chris Cook, Georgeen Cooper, Mel Cotter, Stephen DufiFy, Peter Dunham, Cathy Kanzler, Nancy Lindgren, Lori McCool, Christy Maurer, Marjorie Merge, Steven Rucks, Linda Turner, Nancy Voegele, Monique Wells, Russell H V 76 MISS GILLIS ' EIGHTH GRADE Anderson, Cindy Baker, Shelli Berry, Anne Breslow, Lisa Cassell, Michael Close, Cindy Conried, Hans Daland, Roger Evarts, Candy Gaiigenmaier, Kent Hall, Julie Hecker, Robert Hogan, Greg Hopgood, Stephanie Leonian, Debra Lydon, Cathy McNeely, Micki Mays, Richard Powell. Robin Piimell, Tim Robinson, Laurel Rossberg, Linda Thaxton, Jennifer Volfer, DeWayne -f 77 PARIS COURIERS MRS. BENAINOUS Eliznlicth Clarkf, M Try Grasska, Mel issa W ' liaitdii, Jcidi Riilapp. s ' ■t tir ' ' ip: c , ■ ?! I ' ' r I 2 - J I ill.! ! ! ! it 1 ' . ' . ' I ' . ' . I I I . I 1.1.? If . I . J 1 - ..-. , . . m - .. ' Xi ' .s -  r (great (J afeg from l ittle Scornsf robj (SWi 9Z£ a IH H Bl! - ' ■ ■- B m 1 m V f ' jSintf) (©rabe DEBRA LOUISE BECK Breck Hofo i — Going to the factory with B Favorite Expression — Why not? There ' s nothing else better to do! Future Ambition — To see LHS go the speed limit. Htstorj — Entered ' 57 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Vice- president of Valkyries . . . Hot Dog Committee . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 65, ' 66 . . . Art ' 66, ' 67 . . . Basketball Team ' 68 . . . Cheerleading ' 68 . . . Viking Photographic Editor ' 68 . . . Released in ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will — I, Debbie, being of fat body and gold retainer, be- queath to: Connie, Mr. Memminger; Kate, Mr. Wrightsman; Carol, a skinny face; Lindsay, some barbells so he can be as strong as I; Suzanne, my feet; Jim, Hi Karate After Shave Lotion; and to all. Good Luck! She ' s armed without that ' s innocent within. JAMES ARTHUR BOELTER Ballou Hobby—Sports. Favorite Expression — Duh . Future Ambition— Fre-med dropout! History— Entered ' 65 . . . Vikings ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Commit- tee ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Football ' 66, ' 67 . . . Basket- ball ' 68 . . . Baseball ' 67, ' 68 . . . Track ' 67, ' 68 . . . Left ' 68 finally! . . . Gold Team. Will — I, Jim, being of strong body and weak mind, hereby bequeath to: Mrs. Senter, all my school spirit ; Marie, something nice; Tim, a ' 68 Hodaka; Mac, good looks and a decent shave; Rick, a broken down old ' 53 Harley; and Lindsay, ten free lessons at Mr. Universa ' s Body Building School. He is great who is what he is from nature, and who never reminds us of others. BARBARA ANN BORROR Barb Hofe i — Borrowing money from Lisa. Favorite Expression— Oh, no! Future Ambition— To understand Algebra. Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 66, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 67, ' 68 . . . Snow Princess ' 68 . . Blue Team. mind, and lasting B.P. friendship; Robin, a mind that doesn t misplace things; Sara, whistling s ' s; Carolyn, Joan Baez ' s voice; Jody, ; Lynn, 1,000 ringlets and a ruddy duck; Randy, a cup and spoon; and to all teachers, a big thanks for two great years! Lovely, blooming, fresh and gay. CAROLYN BELLE BOYD Belle Hobby— Art. Favorite Expression— Well, I ' m sorry, nobody ' s perfect. Future Ambition— To return to Sara ' s cabin at Shafford ' s. Htstoru— Entered ' 67 . . . Honor RoU ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkyries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Cheerleading ' 68 . . . Tennis ' 68 ... Art ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will — I, Carolyn, bequeath to: Sara, a niece instead of a nephew; Barbara, a modeling contract; Lynn, the confi- dence that she ' s not a clod; Lisa, a voice that stays on tune; Robin, her o vn lost and found booth; Jana, a brown hair rinse; and a great big thanks to all the teachers who passed me. Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. RANDY JEAN BRUSKRUD Brushkrud (by Peggy) Hobbt — Twirling my red and white striped candy cane pen on the tip of my index finger. Favorite Expression — Oopsie! Future Ambition: To make it to Disneyland with Marie when it ' s open. Histort — Entered ' 67 . . . Cheerleader, Girls ' Basketball Team ' 68 . . . Snow Princess ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 68 . . . Homecoming Queen ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will— I, Randy, being of absent mind and present body hereby bequeath to: Jana, a bottle of bleach; Jim Boelter, faster heart beat; Lisa, a barn; Peggy, a banana; Marie, a snake ' s face covered with her pie; and to Barbara, a memory for my cup. A sweet attractive kind of grace. LYNN JAYE CARLISLE Elsie Hobby — Looking in mirrors. Favorite Expression — I ' m so dumb! Future Ambition — To be very perfect. Hisfort — Entered ' 63 . . . Honor Roll ' 66 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Lynn, being of quite immense body and quite small mind, bequeath unto the following: the ability to listen, to Barbara; millions of ringlets, to Ding-Dong; a niece, to Sara; someone else, to Lisa; an orange-checkered egg, to Suzanne; and a lifetime supply of mindblowers, to the boys. Scattering her gladness without care. CAROL ANN CHAMBERS Squawk Hobby — Talking on the phone. Favorite Expression — Aya-Aya Future Ambition— To get into Black-Foxe. History — Captured ' 60 . . . Mona Lisa ' 67 . . . Cheerleader ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girl ' s Basketball Team ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Com- mittee ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 60 through ' 68 . . . Escaped ' 68— Whew! . . . White Team. Will — I, Carol, being of mind and body — to put it bluntly — will to: Peggy, additions to her fan club; Sfarie, a snake farm; Debbie, an LHS neon sign; Lindsay, my LufF ' ; Jim B.. a 10 gallon hat; Jim M., a leg to pull; Steve M., ■ ' super sauce ; Richard, a ride on my 450; and to everyone else, fun, good luck, and lunch at Carmen ' s Casa De Egg Foo Yung! A happy, carefree soul, born with a gift of laughter. MARJORY ELIZABETH CLARKE Liz Hobby— Archery. Favorite Expression — Good Grief! Future .Ambition — To learn to ski. History— Entered ' 57 . . . J.H. Honor Roll ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Secretary of Valkyries ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Chorus ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Cheerleader ' 68 . . . Viking Co-Editor-in-chief ' 68 . . . Vandy Award ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will—1, Liz, do hereby bequeath to: Missy, Beef Jerky; Debbie, Sir Percy; Suzanne, a pig, or was it a fig; Marie, a snake; Nita, a caterpillar; Randy, Hey, Team ; Kate and Connie, a Good Grief; Cindy, organization; Merry, gum; Cathy, an empty desk; Mr. Memminger, a new Amos and Andy; and, to everyone, thank you. Life has no blessing like a faithful friend. CATHY GWYN DAMUS Cathy Hofebt — Counting the times Nita opens her big mouth. Favorite Expression— What a chop on Marc. Future Ambition— To get my future Porsche. J tsfory-Captured ' 66 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girl ' s Chorus ' 66, ' 68 . . . Mona Lisa ' 67, ' 68 . . . Secretary of Class ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 66 . . . Guitar Club ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Escaped ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Cathy, being of curly hair and raggedy bod, here- by bequeath to: Nita, Shadow; Dino, my KNH; Suzanne, Leo Creo; Missy, Bonnie and Clyde; Eve, Stutman ' s slide; Jenny, the red hornet; Cindy, retainer boy; Merry, more hair; Jon, good times; Liz, better apples; the guys, more Bible classes; and all the teachers, thanks! Beauty lives ivith kindness. DENISE JEANNE GARNIER Denise Hobby — Arguing with Alex. Favorite Expression— How embarrassing. Future Ambition— To go to Vienna. History— Entered ' 65 . . . Honor Roll ' 65, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valky- ries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Mona Lisa ' 67, ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Denise, being of superficial mind and deteriorated body, bequeath the following: to Melinda, my grades; to Alex, amelioration; to Eileen, a comprehensible vocabulary; to Carmen, an egg; to Miss Gillis, Thanks loads! ; to all my teachers, thanks for everything; and to future ninth graders, Good luck. A soft answer turneth away wrath. RICHARD WALTER GASTIL, JR. Rick Hofofoi — Collecting Pink Slips from Coach. Favorite Expression— Trouble! Future Ambition— To watch S.C. beat O.S.V. in football (next year) Historv-Entered ' 61 . . . Vikings ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Student Council ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 66 . . . Football ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Track ' 68 . . . Blue Team. WiH— I, Rick, being of weak body and destroyed mind, do hereby bequeath to Tim, a pair of stilts; to Lindsay, a new pair of shoes; to Jim B., an A in anything other than P.E.; to Jim M., new knees and elbows; to Carol, a Honda 450; to Mrs. Senter, an extra desk; and good luck to the ninth grade. He hath a heart as sound as a bell. MERRY ANN GRASSKA Merry Hofofoi — Knocking people. Favorite Expression— What a Chopp on you! ' Future Ambition— To unorganize Cindy. History— Imprisoned ' 65 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 68 . . . Art ' 67 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Cheerleader ' 67 . . . Basketball Team ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Snow Princess ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 65, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . President of Valkyries ' 68 . . . Handwriting Certificate ' 66 . . . Released ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Merry, bequeath to: Missy, Mammoth; Cathy D., Necko; Jody, Steve; Cissy Beck, my worthless possessions; Liz, gym bloomers; Cindy, boys, boys, boys, boys, and boys; Mrs. Senter, more ninth grade boys; and Mrs. Knudtson, open house projects. There is no substitute for thorough-going, ardent, and sin- cere earnestness. CONSTANCE CARRILLO HARPER Connie Hobby — Getting E ' s on my science finals. Favorite Expression— I can ' t do it, so just forget it. Future Ambition — To become a vet even though I ' m ter- rible in Science. Htstorj — Entered ' 65 . . . Transferred ' 66 up north ... re- turned ' 67 . . . Valkyries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 65 . . . Snow Princess ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Com- mittee ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will—1, Connie, being of untanned body and flower mind, do bequeath to: Mrs. Senter, another ninth grade just like ours; Mr. Memminger, my bow; Debbie, my bow-wow bag and Croak-croak; Diane, a quiet study hall; and Suzanne, many more Bible classes. A cheerful heart ... a happy spirit. KATHERINE TAFT HARPER Professor Huff-n-Puff Hobby — Raising wild animals. Favorite Expression — The reason I didn ' t do my home- work is Future Ambition— To try to stay out of Juvenile Hall. Histori — Entered ' 65 . . . Escaped ' 66 . . . Recaptured ' 67 . . . Chorus ' 65 . . . Valkyries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 67, ' 68 . . . Basketball Team ' 67 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 67 . . . Member of Blue Team. Will— I, Kate, being of peanut shell body, and minute brain do hereby bequeath to: Debbie, Lindsay; Connie, a mate for ; Nita, gold dentures; Suzanne, Bible class 7 days a week; Mr. Memminger, Connie; Miss Swaggerty, Lew Alcindor; Mrs. Boston, Babe Ruth; Mrs. Thoeming, some- one who understands Algebra; and Campbell Hall, Thanks. And many a word at random spoken may soothe the heart that ' s broken. f messm i ALEXANDRA HELEN MARIA HELM-CORREA Stupid Hobbt — Collecting sticky things. o j  . Favorite Expression — Why am I so dumb? (I dont know!) Future Ambition— To go to live in Europe! — J-. -.-I 11  F ■■ ]  j  ?Er ' cc Lisa ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkyries Sergeant- ' 64, ' 66, ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Discharged 68 . . . Hlue Team... (rah, rah, rah!) ,,„...« ,. Will— I, Alex, being of ridiculous mmd and uncoordi- nated bod bequeath to: Melinda, B. B.; Lynn, all my chocolate milk; Denise, a foal from Princess; Eileen, my beauty; Carmen, my groovy grades; and to the new 9th graders, good luck! (They ' ll need it!) She that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. KATRINA LOUISE KALER Kat Hobfoy— Bringing home stray pets. Favorite Expression— Huh. Future Ambition— To get my braces off. History-Entered ' 66 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will — I, Katrina Kaler, being of scattered mind and mangled body, bequeath to the following: Linda, gas; Sherry, Henry; Sandy, Bill; Debby, Austin Cooper and a eighth graders, Good Luck (you need it); and the teach- ers a big thanks for putting up with me. She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. JU ANITA LAURALEE KATT Nita Hobfei — Sitting in front of chapel. Favorite Expression— TW be your best friend. Future AmbiHon— To have naturally straight hair. Histoni-Entered in ' 61 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 65, ' 66 ' 67, 68 . . . Mona Lisa ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Handwriting CertiHcate 66 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Escaped, ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will— I, Nita, being of pudgy body and slow mind, be- queath to: Cathy, a pony; Dino, red lips; Suzanne, B. Lask- beef jerky; Missy, life supply of sweettarts ; Jenny, IW) jars of prunes; Liz, hot chocolate; Mrs. Senter, Thanks ; and Debbie, limberger cheese. Spirit is the spice of life. MELINDA ANN MANETT Lynn Hobfof — Dancing. Favorite Expression— Huh? Future Ambition— To be able to understand Mrs. Thoem- ing. History — Entered ' 66 . . . Honor Roll ' 66. ' 67, ' 68 . . . Val- kyries ' 66, ' 67 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 67, ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will— I, Melinda, being of mixed up mind and peculiar body, bequeath to: Alex, Jim Hope; Denise, a loud voice; Jody, my Dr. Pepper; Maurya, my eyelashes; Lindsay, Eileen; and Lynn, a box of Butterfingers. Speech is silver but silence is golden. MARY SHARON McDOWELL Sherry ■ ' •f — i-iv.v i nig Mvji a uuu iiiiic, aiiu enjoying nj Favorite Expression— Come on! Let ' s go somewhere! Future Ambition— To get out of school ! T ! Histori — Stolen from freedom ' 58 . . . Honor Roll ' 64, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkvries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 66 . . . Viking Staff ' 67, ' 68 . . . Released on good behavior ' 68 . . . Gold Team. WUl—I, Sherry, being of unpredictable mind and strange body, bequeath to: Debbie, freedom to go certain places and a Porsche; Sandy, only one boyfriend and food; Kat, her diploma; Linda M., my braces and a ' 68 Vette; many thanks to all my teachers; and for the future ninth graders — good luck! Paradise is open to all fine hearts. JAMES HENRY McGARVEY Jim Hofcfot — Eating. Favorite Expression— Craml Future Ambition— To go to O.S.U. and beat U.S.C. in foot- ball (again). History— Entered ' 62 . . . Viking ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Basketball Team ' 68 . . . Baseball Team ' 67, ' 68 . . . Football Team ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Track ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Honor Roll . . . sigh . . . White Team. Will—1, Jim, being of strange body and blown mind, will to: Jim, bigger eyes; Tim, a set of weights; Carmen, Ramon; Lisa and Barbara, more hair; Rick, a new Light show; Carol, an thing better than Jim; Lindsay, a new headlight; Clay, Cathy Damns; Coach, 20 laps; Mrs. Knudtson, a box of Oreos; and Mrs. Senter, a pack of Mind Blowers. Heart warming, good humor . . . everyone ' s friend. MAURYA MURPHY Gluts Hobby— Boys. Favorite Expression— Mickey Mouse. Future Ambition— To get a tan. History— Entered Campbell Hall ' 67 - ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will— I, Maurya Murphy, being of insensible mind and body, do hereby bequeath to: Eileen, a hippie; Lisa, her privacy; Robin, some gossip: Susan, a boot in the ear; Cindy, her sanity; Melinda, a fan club book; Lindsay, a Mickev Mouse hat; Lyn, some confidence; Marie, a boy; Jody, Robin, Barbara, a secret; and the rest of you, the best of luck in the sophomore year. Let me give light, but let me not be light. ' EILEEN TERESA CATHERINE ORRISON Half-pint Hobbt — Puzzles (all kinds). Favorite Expression— A sarcastic Wow! Future Ambition— To be a somebody ... Historw— Entered ' 66 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 66, ' 68 . , . Mona Lisa ' 66, ' 67 . . . Valkyries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 67, ' 68 . . . Student Council ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Valkyries Sgt.-at-Arms ' 68 . . . Exit ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Orlee, being of sleepy mind and blotchy body, be- queath to: Melinda, Bobby; Denise, licorice; Alex, J. H.; Jana, ugly hair; Randy, whatever she wants; Lynn, a tran- quilizer; Carmen, money; Maurya, shortness; Cindy S., Rancho; Mr. Memminger, a less dull book; Mrs. Senter, thanks. A quiet mind is richer than a crown. MARIE ANN PARRETT •Bird Hobby — Collecting old jewelry, kerosene lamps and stuff. Favorite Expression— Ee]s. are you kidding me. Future Ambition — To go overseas and join the Peace Corps. js ort - Entered ' 67 . . . Honor Roll ' 68 . . . Nfona Lisa 67 . . . Cheerleader ' 68 . . . Released 68 . . . Gold Team. Will—1, Bird, being of hopeless body and imitation brain, will to: Carol, ballou; Jim B., a new walk: Debbie Beck, the one thing she wants; Lindsay, Eileen; Peggy, all my boyfriends; and all the teachers, good classes in the future. Time has a taming hand. DIANE ELIZABETH PERDEW TDino Hobby — Getting in trouble. Favorite Expression— Y a know. Future Ambition— To quit laughing at things that aren ' t funny. Htstori — Captured in ' 61 . . . Chorus ' 65, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Mona Lisa ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkyries ' 66 . . . Guitar Club ' 68 . . . Escaped ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will— I, Dino, being of doddling bod and crazy mind, do bequeath to: Cathy, Ole, and her very first D.D.S.; Nita, a bone in her nose; Cindy, my fat, cause no one wants a bone except a dog; Jenny, my genes; Suzanne, my oxfords; Debby, Leonard; Connie and Kate, make-up; Debby, my rings; and to Missy, my beautiful hands. The best part of beauty is that which no picture can ex- DEBRA LYNN PETTIT Debbie Hofcfof — Meeting people and eating. Favorite Expression— You like? Future Ambition— To travel around the U.S. with Sandy. History— Entered ' 66 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Vik- ing Staff ' 68 . . . White Team. WUl—I, Debbie, being of fat body and lazy mind, do here- by bequeath to: Sandy, the man of her dreams, and another summer like last summer; Sherry, money, Henry, a groovy summer; Katrina, money, perfume; Linda, Ray, a new clutch; and Terry, a fast way to Hollywood. Soft words, a sunny smile, gay, mischievous all the whileJ SARA ELLEN RENDALL Hofefcy— Collecting match boxes. Favorite Expres«on— That ' s fantastic! Future Ambition— To wake up in the morning without be- ing grouchy. Histori — Entered ' 67 . . . Valkyries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Cheerlead- ing ' 67, ' 68 ... Art ' 68 .. . Viking Staff ' 67, ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will— I, Sara Rindall, being of completely unprejudiced mind and slightly prejudiced body, hereby bequeath to: Carolyn, confidence in her singing; Barbara, the whole col- lection of albums Joan Baez and Judy Collins have made; Lisa, Chris and Chief; Robin, a gold medal for everything she ' s lost; and Carmen, lots of eggs. The truest wisdom is a resolute determination. JANA MARIE ROBERTS Jana H0 61 — Trying to play the guitar. Favorite Expression— . . . but we won ' t tell anyone about that, will we? Future Ambition— To get a 100 on an Algebra test. History-Entered ' 58 . . . Honor Roll ' 61 - ' 68 . . . Bluebirds ' 61 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Student Council Vice- President ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . White Team. WtH— I, Jana, being of retarded mind and body, will to: Randy, Agoura; Lynn, a life supply of peanut butter and sugar sandwiches; Carolyn, Sara, Barbara, Lisa, and Robin, my hair dyed brown; Terry, an understanding of Algebra; Melinda, Bobby; Peggy, an A in Algebra; and Maurya, a U.F.O. Silence is a true friend who never betrays. CARMEN MARGARITA RODRIGUEZ Rose Hobbj — Teimis. Favorite Expression— Oh, you guys! Future Ambition— To be liked as an individual. Histori — Entered ' 67 , . . Mona Lisa ' 67, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Escaped ' 68 . . . Gold Team. WtH— I, Carmen, of strong body and inquiring mind, will: to all the teachers my appreciation; to Sara, contact lenses; to Carolyn, a guitar; to Barbara, Lisa, Carol, and Debbie Beck, the right to choose; to the boys, the Spanish language, but to Jim, Mrs. Benainous ' s brains; to Miss Swaggerty, a black wig; to Mr. Wrightsman, some gray hair; and to the faculty, my love. To laugh at one ' s self is both wit and wisdrnn. JOSEPHINE LOUISE ROLAPP Jody Hobfoi - Talking to Missy about Boimie and Clyde. Favorite Expression— What? Future Ambition— To wrinkle one of Cindy ' s papers. ' 66 . . T Chorus ' 66, ' 68 . . . Courier ' 68 . . . White Team. WtH— I, Jody, being of weak mind and backward body, do bequeath to: Lisa, Bonnie and Clyde; Sue, bus fare; Cindy, Arnold; Robin, a cake; Merry, candy; Cissy, Patrick; Peggy, a laugh; Missy, a suntan; Melinda, Bobby; Cathy, gum; Mrs. Senter, thanks for a fun year! Good wits jump. i g TIMOTHY LINDER SCOTT Tim Hobby— Biding mini-bikes. Favorite Expression— Custom. Future Ambition— To go to U.S.C. and become a 350 lb. 6 ' 11 tackle. History— Committed ' 64 . . . Football ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Basket- ball ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Track ' 66, ' 68 . . . Baseball ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Vikings ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Vikings President ' 68 . . . Viking Assistant Editor ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Viking Club Award . . . Gold Team. Will— I, Tim, being of compacted body and disordered mind, do bequeath to: Jim M., Richard ' s stereo; Richard, my Hodaka which I don ' t have; Lindsay, nothing, because I can ' t think of anything; Mrs. Senter, George Washington ' s Bicycle; and to everybody next year, Good luck. In his face the light of something good shines through. SANDRA MARIE STANCHFIELD Sandy the Chinaman Hobby— To eat and to meet people. Favorite Expression— Cool it curly. Future Ambition— To get through school. History— Entered Campbell Hall in ' 67 . . . Hot Dog Com- mittee ' 67, ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 67, ' 68 . . . Blue Team. Will— I, Sandy, being of fat body and warped mind, do hereby bequeath to: Debbie, Bob W.; to Sherry, a beautiful guy; and to Katrina, more confidence. A blend of bashfulness and fun. LINDSAY HAYDEN STEVENS Censored Hofe y— Motorcycling. Favorite Expression— What the . . . ! History— Captured ' 66 . . . Vikings ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 66 — sigh! ... Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Football ' 68 . . . Basketball ' 66 . . . Track ' 66, ' 67 ... Blue Team. Will— I, Lindsay, being of destroyed body and equally no, no brain, do hereby bequeath to: Debbie, a big-time on her trampoline; Peggy, something special; Carol and Jim B., a bigger locker; Marie, fewer problems and more kicks; Mrs. Senter, a few more model boys like us; and everyone in the 9th ninth grade the best of luck. Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. ROBIN KATHRYN STOLTZ Robin Hofebt — Talking to everybody about everything. Favorite Expression— Outasitel Future Ambition — To see leave Lisa and me alone. Hirforj — Entered ' 66 . . . Valkvries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 66 . . . Mona Lisa Art Club ' 66, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Commit- tee .. . Honor Roll ' 67 . . . Escaped ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will— I, Robin, bequeath to: Lisa, the ability to make up her mind; Barbara, an egg; Richard, The Blahs ; Jody, a cake; Cindy, a tear drop; Suzanne, a normal vt alk; Carolyn, Lisa ' s voice; Carmen, the English language; Laurel, peas; and Campbell Hall, thanks for three wonderful years. AU the magic of youth and joy of life is there. v • ' i ' ' .. ' ' ' V, ' .,;; -■■. r SUZANNE ISABELLE TENNY Suzanne Hofefet — Teasing my little sister, Carrie. Favorite Expression— Oh dear! — Future Ambition— To get all A ' s . Htston — Captured ' 65 . . . Valkyries ' 65 . . . Mona Lisa ' 65 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 65, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Escaped ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will—Iy Suzanne, being of doddling body and slow mind, bequeath to: Cathy, her own room; Dino, chicken neck; Nita, a real front tooth; Cindy, long hair; Debbie, beautiful feet; Kate and Connie, another J.R.; Jenny, my Donald Duck hat; Missy, beef jerky; Liz, cookies; Robin, fat; Jody, Steve. BYE! Times she ' ll be docile as the gentlest thing . . . and then Uke Ughtning in the dead of night. CYNTHIA MYLES TURNBULL Cindy Hofc ! — Snowskiing. Favorite Expression— I can ' t see without my glasses! Future Ambition— To stay organized. Histon — Entered ' 66 . . . Cheerleader ' 68 . . . Viking Staff ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Handwriting Certificate ' 66 . . . Honor Roll ' 66 . . . Valkyries ' 67, 68 . . . Secretary of Valkyries ' 68 ... Art ' 66 .. . Girls ' Chorus ' 66, ' 68 . . . Released ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Cindy, being of skinny body and thin mind, here- by bequeath to: Juanita, William; Missy, Hawaii; Merry, Karate lessons; Debbie, Spanish class; Twins, a baby brother; Cathy, Deryll; Suzanne, contacts; Diane, long hair; dent just like me; and to all my teachers, a sad farewell. Youth is full of pleasure, youth is fuU of spirit. MELISSA ANN WHARTON Missy Hofe ! — Skiing. Favorite Expression— Oh dear! Future Ambition— To become an Olympic skier. Htstoii — Captured ' 66 . . . Honor Roll ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 66, ' 68 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Valkyries Vice- President ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Student Council Secretary and Treasurer ' 68 . . . Viking Co-Editor- in-Chief ' 68 . . . Cheerleader ' 68 . . . Girl Of The Month, Oct. ' 67 . . . Snow Queen ' 68 . . . Released ' 68 . . . White Team. Will— I, Missy, being of Twiggy body and fat mind, hereby bequeath to: Merry, nothing because I can ' t think of anything; Suzie, Bible class; Liz, a trash can; Debbie, frizzy hair; Cathy, a Porsche; Dino, gum; Connie Kate, a Burrito; Nita, Nako; Cindy, Europe; Jody, measles; Lind- say, some of my fat (even though I don ' t have any to spare); and Miss Sandusky, a very happy life at C.H. Like a fhwer, so sweet, and pure, and fair. MARGARET ANN YEOMAN Peggy Hofefct — Getting into trouble and finding the best possible excuse to get myself out of it. Favorite Expression— He has his faults. Future Ambition— To be graduated. Historv— Captured ' 66 . . . Valkyries ' 67, ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 68 . . . Broke out ' 68 . . . Gold Team. Will— I, Peggy, being of warped mind and unproportioned body, bequeath to: Carol, a book, How to have a Klouss and live to tell about it; to Jody, Pat Paulson; Marie, a boy for more than 1 month; Randy, yogurt; Lynn, lifts; Debby, an inferiority complex; Jim B., a superiority complex; Peter, a beautiful blond. For her, song is all the joy of life . LISA LORALIE ZAZVORKA Lisa Hofefcy— Forgetting what I ' m going to say. Favorite Expression— Oh, out-of-sight. Future Ambition— To see leave Robin and me alone. Htstort — Entered ' 66 . . . Valkyries ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 . . . Girls ' Chorus ' 66 . . . Mona Lisa Art Club ' 68 . . . Hot Dog Com- mittee ' 68 . . . Snow Princess ' 68 . . . Honor Roll ' 66, ' 68 . . . Escaped ' 68 . . . Blue Team. WiH— I, Lisa, bequeath to: Robin, a vacation with me; Barb, our lasting B.P. friendship; Jim and Richard, ' The Doors ; Carolyn, pierced ears; Sara, Chris and Chief; Lynn, someone else; Jody, Bonnie and Clyde; Randv, a silo; Car- men, a ride; Laurel, a ; and Campbell Hall, a big thanks for three fun years. A smile of hers is like an act of grace. MRS. CLAIRE ALTHEUSER, Principal of Ar ijll Episcopal Academy Jt t f. --. lT boston at Argyll C-z C ' (d u.cK aj-C ' aT ' Ofe r , ' M w •A- if W) V4_ ' Hi ' ' y . f ■i ti ' £ . f- • '  J ■ ' •■■ : ' ij V . H ' ,Vs « .rJefetfr THE CORONATION BALL Every year the Val- kyries sponsor the Coro- nation Ball. This is the most fascinating dance of the year. Melissa Wharton was the lucky one to be chosen by the eighth and ninth graders to be the Snow Queen for this year. Crowned by last year ' s beloved and beautiful queen, Patricia Clarke, Melissa was exquisite, robed in crimson velvet trimmed with ermine and proudly wearing the lovely jeweled crown. The decorations for this dance were extreme- ly beautiful. We icish to thank Mr. John Senter for making this dance possible and so outstand- ing. Also we are very grateful for Mrs. Senter ' s assistance. Without her it woidd be impossible to have such a wonder- ful dance. Two velvet clad, hand- some, plumed pages, David Eagle and Billy Wilson, carried Melissa ' s train as she left the throne. The six lovely prin- cesses were: Barbara Borror, Lisa Zazvorka, Randy Bruskrud, Merry Grasska, Kate Harper, and Connie Harper. 100 DAVID EAGLE PATRICIA CLARKE, Snow Queen of 1967 BILLY WILSON A QUEEN AND HER FATHER Melissa Wharton Dr. Frank Wliarton AND HER COURT THE QUEEN Left to right DAVID EAGLE, Page GEOFF NILES MERRY GRASSKA RICHARD GASTIL LISA ZAZVORKA GREG REVEL RANDY BRUSKRUD JEFF CAREY MELISSA WHARTON KATE HARPER DINO PATANGO CONNIE HARPER JERRY PERDEW BARBARA BORROR JIM McGARVEY BILLY WILSON, Page MELISSA WHARTON Snon Queen of 1968 DR. ALEXANDER K. CAMPBELL, Dea7i 101 Mrs. John Senter, Miss Melissa Swaggerty, Mr. John Senter JefF Carey, Melissa Wharton Princesses and Escorts Dr. Wharton, Melissa Wharton, Jeff Carey, Mrs. Wharton David Eagle, Billy Wilson 102 ; je£x. The Harvest Welcome of Octo- ber 7th helped start off the year with a bang! The dance was spon- sored by the eighth grades with the kind help of Miss Gillis, Mr. Memminger, and Mrs. Knudtson, and was a great success. The Homecoming Dance of No- vember 11th, sponsored by the Ninth graders, was the second dance of the year. This was a very special dance for Randy Bruskrud, who was crowned the Homecoming Queen. Mrs. Senter was responsible for the fun we all enjoyed. The Americana was sponsored by the Seventh Graders on February 12th. This dance was lots of fun and a great success too, thanks to Mrs. Knudt- son and Mr. Wrightsman. The Aloha is our last dance of the year, sponsored the Valkyries and the Vikings. Eveiyone wears Hawaiian clothes to match the theme. Again our gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Senter and Mr. Wrightsman! Also we thank all those wonderful, wonderful parents who gave of their time to act as chaperones, that we might enjoy ourselves. 103 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, by its quiet but pervasive influence, has gained the respect of the junior high school. Mrs. Knudtson, faculty sponsor of the Council, is always present for her kind guidance. Her deep interest in student welfare communicates itself to the members of the Council, for which we are very grateful. GIRLS ' CHORUS Our appreciation of choral music is enriched each year by Mr. Wayne Boys and his splen- did chorus. Thank you for your devotion to quality in each per- fonnance given. We truly en- joyed your harmony and pre- cision. GIRLS ' CHORUS 104 STANDING, hit to rip.Iit: Candy Evarts, Jenny Thaxton, Cinil ' Antlnsun, Dcliliie Bui i ' ss, Julie Hall, Melissa Wharton, Mel Cooper, Cathy Lydon, Linda Rossberg, Merry Crasska, Stephanie Hopgood, Naney Kanzler, Honour Archambault, I.anrel Robinson, Clirisf ' MeCool, Cindy Close, Debbie Leonian, Mr. Wayne Boys, Director. KNEELING, left to right: Cheryl Basconi, Juanita Katt, Cathy Damns, K,ith ' Alexander, I.inda Rneks, Lisa Breslow, Su anne Tenny, Diane Perdew, Liz Clarke, Shelli Baker. SEATED, hft to right: Lynn Zeavin, Diana Boos, Shari Bingaman, Georgeen Cook, Lori Lindgrcn, Cind ' Turnbull, Jody Rolapp. VALKYRIES— SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES STANDING, left to right: Francine Bloom, Cindy Anderson, Kathy Alexander, Margie Maurer, Cheryl Baseom, Debbie Leonian, Cathy Lydon, Debbie Burgess, Cindy Close, Nancy Kanzler, Candy Evarts, Julie Hall, Stephanie Hopgood, Mel Cooper, Monique Voegele, Linda Ross- berg, Alison Asher, Christy McCool. Mrs. Gale Senter, Advisor. KNEELING, left to right: Georgeen Cook, Shari Bingaman, Lori Lindgren, Nancy Turner, Jenny Thaxton, Lisa Breslow, Shelli Baker, Laurel Robinson. SEATED, left to right: W ' endi Bluth, Shirley Boelter, Gail Reisman, Lynn Zeavin. THE VALKYRIES As always, those students whose citizenship and scholarship satisfied the requisites for membership in the Valkyries, found it a busy and happy year. A car wash and a rummage sale helped finance a trip to Disneyland and a contribution to St. Mary ' s Episcopal Retreat House, among other interesting things. Under the friendly and inspiring guidance of Mrs. Senter, the Valkyries contribute much to the spirit of Campbell Hall. VALKYRIES— NINTH GRADE REAR ROW, left to right: Robin Stoltz, Sara Rendall, Barbara Borror, Merry Grasska, Lisa Zazvorka, Carol Chambers, Liz Clarke, Lynn Carlisle, Mrs. Gale Senter, Ackisor. FRONT ROW, left to right: Carolyn Boyd, Connie Harper, Kate Harper, Jana Roberts, Denise Gar- nier, Eileen Orrison, Melissa Wharton. 105 MONA LISA Mona Lisa, our Art Club, has enjoyed an exciting year with Mrs. Boston. Wonderful papier mache creatures vied with collage, silk screen prints, and water colors, for our admiration , thanks to her devoted work. VIKINGS The Vikings, under the friendly guidance of Mr. ' rightsman, have enjoyed a good year. Perhaps the highlight was the trip to Disneyland with the Valkyries. 106 ST A DISC, left to right: Melinda Manett, Liz Clarke, Debbie Beck, Melissa Whartoi y Carol Chambers, Connie Harper, Carmen Rodriguez, Jody Rolapp, Merr - Grasska, Kal I Harper, Cindy Tumbull, Jana Roberts, Suzanne Tenny, Denise Gamier, Barbara Borro I Robin Stoltz, Eileen Orrison, Lisa Zazvorka, Diane Perdew, Lvnn Carlisle, Cathv Damu iMrv, Seiiter, Adihor. KSEELIXC. left to right: Jim Boelter, ' Richard Gastil, Tim Scot |Lind ' .a - Ste ens, Jim McGarvey. HOT DOG COMMITTEE Congratulations and thanks to the generous group of students, the Hot Dog Committee, who cook and serve our hot dogs and cold drinks, and to Mrs. Senter for her unfailing devotion and endless work. ATHLETICS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 107 CHEERLEADERS STANDING, left to right: Carol Chambers, Marie Parrett, Liz Clarke. KNEELING, left to right: Sara Kendall, Debra Beck, Missy Wharton, Cindy TurnbuU. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING, left to right: Miss Melissa Swaggerty, Coach. Kate Harper, Debby Christie, Alison Asher, Debby Leonian, Carol Chamliers, Merry Grasska, Alex Helm. SEATED, left to right: Debby Beck, Leslie Howard, Kathy Hildebrand, Wendy Bluth, Gail Reisman, Shirley Boelter. 108 BARON Campbell Hall Mascot We look into his eyes and see devotion to duty, and love of people. We couldn ' t ask for a better example for a mascot, than Baron who is strong, and shows his strength by obedience. RUSSELL WELLS AND BARON ' BOYS ' SPORTS For the second straight year, Campbell Halls ' Varsity football and basketball teams completed vic- torious seasons. Campbell Halls ' Junior Varsity basketball team in their first year in the league lost the Championship by one game. Our track teams, boys and girls, set many new records at the league track meet. As the Viking goes to press Campbell Hall ' s Varsity and Junior Varsity baseball teams anticipate winning seasons. A Father and Son banquet at the Sportsmen ' s Lodge climaxes a season the boys will not forget. Coach Kline and girls ' coach Melissa Swaggerty are to be congratulated on our outstanding year ' s work! AHSn V FOOTBALL TEAM STANDING, left to right: Leslie Ekker, De Wayne Wolfer, Steve Merge, Richard Gastil, Jim McGarvey, Jim Boeltcr, Hans Conried, Mr. Jim Kline, Coach, Eric Seott. BENDING, left to right: Les Grief, Rusty Wells, Dee Davis, Mike Brown, Roger Daland, Peter Duffy. KNEELING, left to right: Tim Purnell, Tim Scott, Greg Hogan, Bruce McDowell, Ja.son Pleis, Clay Bobbins, Mark Evanoff. 109 Q tt| VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING, left to right: Hans Conried, Steve Cotter, Jim McGarvey, Roger Daland, De Wayne Wolfer, Steve Merge, Jim Boelter, Mr. Jim Kline, Coach. KNEELING, left to right: Leslie Grief, Mark Evanoff, Bruce McDowell, Eric Scott, Tim Scott, Rusty Wells, Clay Rob- bins, Leslie Ekker. - fed: JAMES McGARVEY ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 111 0 %W9, Oj J ,y ' , A ' % y WIUTEItS P :9 ' (Tf. a -±, D ' - -f ' f ' r ; 1 t TBJ i wi i3 ' ' i ' ' u t- :V w. If I ' ?V i ' XI 1 1 !i: i 41 1M ,1 ; si ,?rf i ii- ' . fit ?««. f! - i