Carmel High School - El Padre Yearbook (Carmel, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

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Your commanding personality and outstanding in- tellect will never be forgotten. Your teaching of the accumulated knowledge of the past has given us a broader understanding of the world about us and a lasting appreciation of our heritage. Because you bring to mind Chaucer's description of the Oxford scholar: . . . and gladly would he learn and gladly teach, we dedicate the 1962 E1 Padre to you, Mrs. Brey. FOREWORD The moon which fills the night sky reflects light from the sun. A mountain lake, with its glass-like surface reflects the images of rocky grandeur which surround it. The polished exteriors and window panes of buildings reflect the busy forms of people who com- pose a city. The pictures, quotations, and stories found in a yearbook reflect the spirit, knowledge, and activities of the people who make up a school. As each individual looks through his yearbook, the physical re- flections are changed into mental reflections or mem- ories. Thus, to present the happenings of this past year, we have chosen the theme REFLECTIONS for the 1962 EL PADRE. EL PADRE STAFF Top to bottom: Russ Gamble, Sports; Jo Anne Oliver, Co-Editor; Karen Lane, Co-Fditor; Clonard Bunn, Art; Karin Norberg, Advertisements; Warren Chapman, Assistant Photography; Judy Kratky, Senior; Steve Shore, Sales; Jan Twomey, Index; Bob Renk, Photography; Valerie Whitworth, Assistant Photography; Kathy Crawford, Literary. Faculty and Administration Page 10 Candids, Ads and Index Page 130 Seniors Page 18 Underclassmen Page 50 Clubs Page 68 Activities Page 82 Sports Page 100 F' n r: u L 1' '.:l ADMINISTRATION Mr. Warren Edwards Miss Dorothy Wright Mr. Charles Sciutto Principal Vice-Principal Vice-Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr, Clayton Neil, Jr., Dr. Robert E. Newton, Dr. Richard Snyder, Dr. Grant Fletcher, Chairman, Mrs. Herbert B1anks,Mr. Stuart Mitchell, Superintendent, Mr. Wayne Greenfield, Assistant Super- intendent. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFS OFFICE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Robin Bmtrum, Mrs. Elsie Beauchamp, Mrs. Maxine Morris, Betty Van Nuys, Florence Turner, Isabel Head. Manager; Margel Leitner. TRANSPORTATION STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF Jack Thompson, Capt. George Pullman, Oscar Miller, Robert Turner, Joseph Bilikre, Phillip Yardley, DorothyPullman, Sue Hall, Vince Torrente. Rene Brenet. MAINTENANC E ST AFF Frank Gerard Bon-Bon Jim Hobson Ed Goodrich, Head Super- intendent of Buildings, Grounds and Maintenance. 11 Mr. James Agan Metal Shop , Auto Mechan- ics, Swimming Coach. Mr. Alan Aldwell Driver Educ ation. Mr. Lloyd Baskerville English 12, English 2, Span- ish 1, Assistant Track Coach. Mr. Ian Belangee Electricity, Electronics. Mrs. Mariquita Brey English 12, Ancient His- tory, World literature. Mr. Howard Byrne Wood and Metal Crafts. Mrs. Mary Clayton School Nurse. Mr. Donald Craig Spanish, Varsity Football Line Coach. Mrs. Phyllis Crockett Physical Education Coun- selor. Mrs. Ellen Jane Down Algebra, Math 2, Geome- try, Counselor. 12 Mr. J ohn Farr Music Mr. Duncan Faus Algebra 1 and 2, Math 2 and 5. Mr. Raymond Gere English 10,12,12D. Mrs. Tony Graham Biology 1. Mr. Albert Graham Biology 1 and 2. Mr. J ohn Graham Counselor Miss Phyliss Gray Phys1lc?1fducatlor,1 3 , MM M Viv 0 WV Mr. Richard Hagadom Art 1,2,3, and 4. Mr. Hadley Hicks Speech, English 10B, Var- sity Football Coach. Mrs. Romayne Hill English 2,9,11C, German 3. Mrs. Mira Jordan Latin 1,2,3, German 1 and 2. Mr. Dick Lawitzke Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr. Harold Lippstreau Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Light Weight Basketball Coach. Mr. Peter Lyon Civics, English 11. Miss Pat Maxwell English 7,9A, and 10. Mr. Lloyd Miller Typing 1 and 2, Shorthand, Student body Finance. Mr. Charles Moody Civics, Geography, U.S. History. Mr. George Mosolf , Physical Education. 6f Mrs. Izura Bell Owens Home Economics 1 and 2, W Sponsor Cheerleaders and q x0 Songleaders. X , W K K Mr. Henry Paxoutaud French 1,2,3,4. 14 MI. Dick Pritchard Chemistry, Biology 1A, A1- gebra 1. Mr. Buzz Rainer English 9,12, Golf Coach, J.V. Football Coach. Mr. Lou DiStefano Geometry, Math 2. Mr. John Rylander English 10 and 11. Miss Evelyn Sharp Biology 2, Zoology, Coun- LOLY ngOw CL selor. VWLQ xnudan 7K$Od1 sWuL CQ' '51 Ca 0 'LQ nu - ca mpa ea guxiam W k, 89km 8mm? Q1? Mrs. Pat Sippel Bus iness , Typing , Book- ke eping. Mr. Ray Stumbo U.S. History, Civics. Mr. Bill Wakefield Physic a1 Educ ation, Recre- ation. Mr. John Westover Algebra 2, Physics, Trig, arid Math 5. MI. Dan Yuxkovich Counse lor. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS g '4 k 4r Top to bottom: Jon Ragget, Pres., Elaine Kachavos,V.P.; Alison, Miller, Student Council Rep., Sandy Aldinger, Secretary, Nancy Baxter, Treas. Top to bottom: Steve Harth, Pres., Jim Patnode, V.P., Marilyn Swim, Sec., Karin Norberg,Hist., Ted Ieidig, Student Council Rep., Diane Caldwell, Treas. SENIOR STORY The great day of graduation is here! We, the proud class of 1962, gather together to record our final appearances as students in thesehallowed halls. Our eyes gaze wonderously into the future and our memories review happily our past experiences in high school. We arrived timid and uncertain as Freshmen, wondering if we would ever hold a position of dignity in this great institution. Dur- ing our first effort toward making the Scholarship Carnival a suc- cess, we worked enthusiastically on the Hula Hoop and Cakewalk concessions. In the Spring of the year we staged our first dance with an Egyptian theme. It was a project worth remembering. As Sophomores we showed our intellectual ability by topping the honor role. We provided an alternate cheerleader, and the boys took an active part in athletics. In our Junior year, after turning our enthusiasm from a success - ful Carnival to raising money through concessions and a student directory, we started planning the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Under the supervision of JoAnne Oliver and Nancy Bibb the gor- geous round French ballroom with its billowy ceiling and crystal chandelier, plus the magnificent gardens where refreshments were served, carried out the theme to perfection. It was a Prom long to be remembered. The girls who participated in GAA that year proudly received trophies: one for the basketball championship, and one for the hooky Championship. We also contributed two Cheerleaders and two Songleaders. In our Senior year we worked energetically on the Scholarship Carnival and Carnival Dance, which were the most profitable in the history of Carmel. Our reigning couple--Queen, Karen Reed and King, Steve Shore--won through tight competition by the auctioning of Senior boys as slaves for a day and by cake sales. In our year as leaders, we have done well accademically. Three of our classmates, because of their scholastic standing, were able to take the Russian language at Monterey Penninsula Junior College. As the year drew to a close we were accepted at many different colleges all over the United States, and some of us are planning to leave on trips to other parts of the world. Yet whether we go on to college or move into the busy world, our graduation from high school marks only the beginning of learning. For we now are stepping forward to become adults, trained and ready to meet the challenges of tomorrow. 19 ROBERT AIBEE Ilmbll A quiet gent, who plays football, In swimming he's been known to crawl. SANDRA ALDINGER sandy A sun-tanned girl with quite a giggle, Many friends and lots of wiggle. IRINA ALEXANDER This senior girl's a fashion plate, A slender, tall sophisticate. CAROLEE AMOS W'hen Cardlee manages horses, She seems to use magic forces. MARY ANDERSON One of the first with a car, At gathering news, she's a star. MARTIN ANDREW S Marty This Marty Andrews only thinks, Of walking up and down the links. 20 CAROLYN ANGELL A hooky player, really fast, Who gives her clarinet a blast. ALAN ARNDT When playing sports, Al is a knave, But to the girls, he is no slave. RICHARD BALDWIN Ricky On the field he's really tricky; With the girls he's only Ricky. KEN BARRETTE Of all the writers of merit, A non-conformist is our Barrette. NANCY BAXTER Here'sa girl who'ssmart and fancy, Since she's thoughtful, we like Nancy. ELIZABETH BECK Betsy A perky transfer back this year, We're glad she chose to come back here. 21 PAT BEIN Patric's humor is full of fun, To very nearly everyone. MIKE BELL Mike is a noted mechanic, Fixes engines without panic. ANTHONY BELLECI Quiet and kind, that's Anthony, He never brings monotony. LORELEI BENNETT Lorelei likes to watch television, Raising a family is her mission. GREGORY BENJAMIN Greg Happy-go-lucky, lots of fun, Very good at making a pun. PETER BENJAMIN Pete The debonair half of this duet, About as handsome as you can get. 22 BEN BERGER Possessing a unique humor, He always knows the latest rumor. NANCY BIBB A vivacious girl, who's concise, When planning events, ask her advice. DENNIS BLASIUS A friendly smile, big blue eyes, He isn't one of those quiet guys. JEANNE BORGMAN Jeanie Jeanne B. is always sincere, And brings to us a bit of cheer. ROWLAND BORIES Awonderful dancer, who, often this fall, Had time to caper, and still play ball. TANI BOWMAN A chic young lady, who likes to dance, Her graceful movements create a trance. 23 BRENDA BRADLEY She is in people interested; Her face with freckles in infested. BRYAN BROBERG A mighty Senior, quite a tease, Always smiling, if you please. JAMES BROWN Jim Slim and tall, long arms and all, Very good at basketball. NIKI BUDD As a cheerleader, the guys said wow, When she let out that amiow. CLONARD BUNN ll Cleoll Joy and gladness are to her akin, She lives the song Let the Sun Shine In. TERRY BUTLER Active in church, hard working in school, Terry's sincere, dependable, cool. 24 DIANNE CA LDWELL A speedy swimmer, scholar, too, Dianne never gets in a stew. KATHY CARTER Of all the girls who are first-rate, This one wants to be a First Mate. CONSTANCE CATE Connie Connie likes to laugh a lot, She needs nothing but what she's got. ARTHUR CATRON Art A football player who has a jeep, A dark, black job, quite a heap. LESLIE CHAMPE In athletics she's a champ, On Halloween she plays the vamp. WARREN CHAPMAN Kip Energetic, always composed, Yet much gayer than supposed. 25 FORREST CORNWALL Comeyll A baseball pitcher whose on the ball, Full of surprises, that's Cornwall. NORMAN COTTON Norman is usually quiet, If he weren't he'd be a riot. TONI COX Toni is one who likes to sing, From her heart a melody rings. VERIAINE CRAWFORD Kathy Stars do not limit her wisdom and thoughtful deeds; We wish her success, in all that she needs. CAROL CREIGHTON Carol never lets you down; She looks good in suit or gown. JEFFREY CRICHTON Jeff Jeff is quiet and dependable; For the girls he'd be defendable. 26 STEPHANIE CUMMINGS Stephy Dancing sweeter than a gentle kitten, She'll capture crowds in old Britain. DOUG CUNNINGHAM This tall blonde named Cunning- ham, Is a magician--a1a-cazam ! MARILYN DAVIDSON Marilyn is so attentive; She is never argumentive. KAREN DAWSON IIDowSeyll Takes on responsibility, Keeps friends with no complexity. ERNESTINE DOMENICI Tina She is fun-loving, yet sincere, In latest fashions she has no peer. GARY DONAT Gary is a soft-spoken boy, Rugged even though he is coy. 27 JUDY DRAPER Through her efforts, laughter unfolds, Gaity springs from aheart pure gold. ANTHONY DUNSFORD Zeke With girls Tony's always a lamb, But with the boys he's a real ham. DONNA DUREIN A hard-working girl, quite a wit, Travel bothers her not a bit. RAY EATON A heavy-weight who's pretty tall, Never bored with good football. ALEX ELLIOTT He has reddish hair and is tall; We hope his hopes will never fall. CHRIS ENGLE In industrial arts he is one of the best, His woodwork will pass any test. 28 ERNIE ERWIN A real well-rounded funny mound, Whose jolly laughter knows no bound. JEANNE FABER Jeannie She is good in all arts branches; Her dream's to spend her life on ranches. STEVE FAIRFIELD A speedy player is Fairfield, In football he just needs no shield. THOMAS FARRELL Tom Tom to one and all's a friend; To any troubles he will tend. HAROLD FAULKNER Harold's brilliant, has lots of show; He'll probably be many girls'beau. PETER FOSTER Pete A quiet and easy manner has Pete; With his friendliness no one can compete. 29 LESLIE FIKE Popular, extremely gay, Captures hearts with her MGA. RUSSELL GAMBLE R1158 Always willing to lend a hand; Yet he never issues a demand. BAXTER GARCIA Baxter's really full of wit, Yet his courtesy alters not one bit. RICHARD GARDNER Rick The owner of an antique car; We hope that it will take him far. PEGGY GARRETSON Peggy is always very sweet, Thoughtful, kind, extremely neat. ANN GILES To short, sweet Ann we lend our ears, So that she can lead our cheers. 30 MARGEE GOULDING In Home Econ, she does shine; KnOWS how to dress, and how to dine. MICHAEL GRAI-LAM Mike Thoughtful and considerate is Graham, Always helpful when your in a mayhem. FRANCIS GREY An outgoing girl of all sorts, She re ally likes to play girls sports. DIANNE GULBRANSON Aperky girl, who's sharp as a tack, And good in sports--its a fact! HELGA GUNN A fashion model who is slim, Even so she's full of vim. JOHN HACKBARTH An athlete who likes swimming, With wholesome fun he's always brimming. 31 ROBERT HALLER Haller is really quite a guy, When he's around girls all sigh. STEVE HARTH All who know him think him fun, With a smile brighter than the sun. J ERRY HEIS EL Jerry's very enthusiastic about cars. It's good excitem ent causes no so ars. JUDY HENSEL Jude Her spirit has upheld the school, Adepth of soul shows she's no fool. SHARYN HlBBE New this year and what a find, Poised and cheerful and quite a mind. DOUGLAS HOGUE Doug Does Doug understand Physics? That's a question for the mystics. 32 VICKI HUTCHISON Vicki is quite an artist, In taste and talent she's the smartest. BRUCE HYNDMAN Bruce is very debonair, His friendly manner gives quite an air. JOHN IOTT John is somewhat of a lover, But is always under cover. ROYCE JOHNSON With Royce's brains, trig's a whiz; Atgam es and girls, he knows his biz. STEPHEN JOHNSTON Steve Steve is really good at kidding; Incars he knows the art ofskidding. RICHARD JONES Rick When Rick's there, there's fun for all; One thing's sure, he's not small. 33 ELAINE KACHAVAS Capable, efficient, always active, Our vice-prexy is very attractive. JAMES KALBER James is thoughtful and full of fun; He is one we would never shun. RANCE KASTOR He plays baseball, has a wonderful smile, Naturally he is hard to rile. JUDY KINION Judy's presence adds much flavor; Her wit and smile we all savor. JUDY KRATKY Judy has an electric smile, There is no one she can't begile, GINGER LAKY Gin Her cheerleading put us in atrance, Next year she'll be off to France. 34 KAREN LANE Kay A sensible girl who likes to work, She's happy, vivacious, and very pert. PAT LAYTON IlPattyll Patty is full of vim and vigor, When' she starts laughing, its like a trigger. TED LEIDIG A sports star, that girls adore, There's not much need to say anymore. MARY JANE LEUTZINGER Quite shy and sedate is Mary Jane, Yet she seems destined to fame. HOLLY LOESEL A mind in the future has Holly, Thus she's always very jolly. SANDRA LUCIDO Her smile is as gay as sunshine; It's good, on happiness there is no fine. 35 CARLETON MACY At trumpeting he has no matchmo, He may become another Sachmo. AIAN MARSHALL At playing the piano he's really great; And his personality's first rate. MARILYN MARTEN Marilyn always seems so quiet at school, But that is really not the rule. PAMELA MARTINEAU Pamll A sweet consoler is Pam, Her personality is no sham. BARBARA MAYFIELD Very talented, extrem ely clever, Her pretty smile is her lever. ALISON MILLER Alison has what we all strive for; Intelligence, poise, and much, much more. 36 RICHARD MONROE Tall, sincere, and loves trig., He has a love life that really zigs. MIKE MONTGOMERY A boy with dreams, that is Mike; This guy certainly is no tike. PETER MORSE Pete A11 league football, quite a lover, Sometimes his real self is under cover. PAT MOSOLF As a cheerleader, Pat is good, AIouses spirit like a good one should. BARRY MURPHY His deep voice makes girls start melten; Talks a little like Red Skeleton. PEGGY NEWTON Peg Peggy is intelligent, enthusiatic, sincere, And always willing to bring good cheer. 37 KARIN NORBERG Skiing and knitting are among her pets. Her beautiful sweaters we'll never forget. NORMAN LEE OLESON Great in sports, marvelous in school, Tries hard not to break the Golden Rule. JO ANNE OLIVER Jo Anne is feminine through and through, Thoughful, kind, and pretty, too. PAM PACKARD This blonde Senior's really delight- ful, Considerate, gay, and never spiteful. ROBERT PALMA Bob Dressed in Black, what a man! His tinsil tooth's loved by all his fans. DIANNE PATNODE At sewing Dianne really does well, And the things she cooks are sure swell. 38 JAMES PATNODE Jim For trouble with an old electrode, All we do is call Jim Patnode. SUSAN PETERSON Susie Susie is full of a vibrant Spirit, Songleader, cheerleader, you name it. GEORGE POLLOCK George is what you'd call all around. In sports and school skill he abounds. LINDA PREDMORE Lin This sporty girl is loads of fun. Scholastic awards she has won. PAT QUYLE Tiny, peppy, glowing is Quyle. You'll like her much if you wait a while. JON RAGGETT John has been our class president, He's cheerful, kind, very intelligent. 39 KAREN REID Karen's energy rolled into a ball, She was queen of our Carnival. SALLY RIAL This girl's humor is quite Rial, In this way she has appeal. STEVE ROGERS Steve came back to school this year To lend us humor and good cheer. CHRISTOPHER ROSE Chris At swimming Chris is quite a pro, He works at games, and guards our dough. PAMELA ROSEWALL Pam Pam is really quite serious, But when she's gay we're all delirious. ANN SAULSBURY snipe Her kindness is magnificent, If all people could only give such treatment. 4-0 BRENDON SEABORN In his Healy Brenden's traveled, In the class room he's unraveled. x DONNA SEAVER From Donna we rarely get a peep; Yet it is said, still water runs deep. KENNETH SENTNER At cards Ken's really not much at dealing, But in a car he's good at squeeling. BARRY SHERMAN An outward-going, happy person, Studying's not his only diversion. SUSAN SHIRLEY Sue Susan never takes a chair, For as songleader she has a flair. RICHARD SHIVELY Rich A tall, lanky, sporty gent Filled with a humorous temperament. 41 STEVEN SHORE Steve This active, responsible, amusing sir Deserves our thanks, that's for sure. JANE SKILLMAN Jane is domestic and dependable, She is really very commendable. SANDRA SLOCUM Sandy, Sandy always seems so cheerful That soon your troubles are not tearful. STEPHANIE SMEDLEY Stephanie's heart's full of memories, Hope her future comes out as she pleases. JOHN SOPRANO With such a name, he can sing; Maybe someday he'll rival Bing. RONALD SORRI Ron A quiet guy, who likes to laugh; He's writer on the Herald staff. 42 CAROL SPEAR We're glad to know Carol Spear Because she truly is a dear. CAROLE STEWARD Carole is always on her toes, In a career of dancing she'll meet no foes. MARILYN SWIM In any class she gets top grades; Her great personality never fades. MICHAEL TAAFFE Mike Shy, yet very nice is Mike, And a comic that we all like. DAVID TERRY Dave A speedy athlete is Dave Terry, When it comes to fun, he doesn't tarry. MARSHA TODD Marsha has lovely blonde hair; For sports and fun she has a flair. 4-3 J IM TRIVITTE As he smiles his eyes are flashing; He is very daring and dashing. JANINE TWOMEY Jan Jan is a marvelously friendly girl; She puts all who know her into a whirl. TAMARA VAN LAANEN Tammy is never out of sorts, She is lively and good at sports. PAGE VAN LOBEN SELS AS president we were served by Page; He led the Council like a sage. PETER VAN NUYS Peter is tall and slim, He's always full of vim. BARBARA VINCENT Her pretty blonde hair was once very long. Her personality should be told in a song. 44 CAROL WALKER Carol will prosper, we have a hunch; She's a surprise package with lots of punch. ROBERT WAKEFIELD Bob A sportscar is owned by Bob Wake- field; If he were a knight he'd heed no shield. PATRICIA WARREN Pat Pat says she never was a child; Yet many a boy she has beguiled. JOHN WOODWARD As a friend John's very fine; He likes to study, sometime. DAVID YOUNG Dave loves to read; he analyzes. When he's gay, he's full of surprises. MICHAEL ESCANDON That Mike left Carmel is such a shame; A boy so wonderful should make fame. 45 ALBEE, ROBERT: Football, 1, 2,3,4; Swimming 2, 3, 4. ALDINGER, SANDRA: Class Sec. 4; G.A.A.; Latin Club. AMOS, CAROLEE: Class Sec. 1; Citizen- ship award; Ski Club. ANDERSON, MARY: F.H.A. ANGELL, CAROLYN: Honor Band 2, 3, 4; V.P., G.A.A. 4;Comm.ofGirls'Ath1etics 4. ARNDT, ALAN: Lightweight Basketball. BALDWIN, RICHARD: V.P. Lettermen's Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. BAXTER, NANCY: Class Treas . 4; F. H. A. Treas . 4; Carmel Youth Center Historian 4. BECK, ELIZABETH: Advanced Choir 4; Transfer. BENNETT, LORELEI: G.A.A. Rally Club; Spanish Club. BIBB, NANCY: Treas. and Sec. G.A.A.; Gold Pin Award. BLASIUS, DENNIS: Scholastic Football Award; SkiClub; Footba113, 4, Lettermen's Club. BORGMAN, JEAN: Padre Staff 3; G.A.A. BOWMAN, TANI: G.A.A., Ski Club. BROWN, JIM: Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; A11CCAL;Baseba11 1, 2, 3, 4. BUNN, CLONARD: Pres. F.H.A.;C1ass Treas. 3; V.P. Padre T.O.T.; Padre Art Editor. CALDWELL, DIANNE: Class Treas. 4; Historian G.A.A.; C.S.F. 4. CARTER, KATHLEEN: Girls' Rep. 4; G.A.A. CATRON, ARTHUR: Football 2, 4; Swim- ming 3, 4. CHAPMAN, WARREN: V.P. OF C.S.F.; Pres. French Club; Student Body V.P. CRAWFORD, KATHY: V.P. Russian Club; Padre Literary Editor; Delegate to Model U.N. COX, TONI: V.P., F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. DAVIDSON, MARILYN: Transfer. DRAPER, JUDITH: Commissioner of Pub- licity; Editor High School Life; Director of Exchange Assembly. DOMEMICI, TINA: Homecoming Attend- ant. DUREIN, DONNA: V.P., F.H.A.; Treas. F.H.A. 3 FARRELL, THOMAS: C.S.F.; Swimming 3, 4; Letterman's Club. GAMBLE, RUSSELL: Track 3; El Padre Staff 4. GARRETSON, PEGGY: F.H. A. GILES, ANN: Head Cheerleader 4; Foot- League SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS ball Queen. GOULDING, MARGEE: F . H . A. GUNN, HELGA: Historian 4; Padre Staff 3; V.P. of T.O.T.; Sec. of T.O.T. 4. HACKBARTH, JOHN: ClassPres. 2;C1ass V.P. 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. HARTH, STEVE: Class Pres. 4; Swim- ming 3, 4. HEISEL, JERRY: J.V. Swimming. HENSEL, JUDY: Songleader 3; Leader's Club Commissioner of Social Affairs 4. HIBBE, SHARYN: Transfer. HYNDMAN, BRUCE: Class Pres. 3; V.P. Class 3; J.V. Football. JOHNSTON, STEVE: Football 3. KACHAVOS, ELAINE: Commissioner of Social Affairs 3; V.P. 4; Class V.P. 4. KASTOR, RANGE: Baseball. KRATKY, JUDY: E1 Padre 3, Senior Edi- tor; Sec. French Club; Rep. to Model U.N. LANE, KAREN: Homemaker of Year, 1961, E1 Padre Editor; G.A.A. LAKY, GINGER: Cheerleader 3. LAYTON, PATRICIA: Sec. F.H.A.; G.A.A. LEIDIG, TED: C1assV.P. 3; Basketball 3, 4; Football. LEUTZINGER, MARY JANE: Award; F.H.A. Key Award. LOESEL, HOLLY: Latin Club; Ski Club. MARSHALL, ALAN: J.V. Basketba112,3; VarsityBasketba114; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Com- missioner of Boys' Athletics. MAYFIELD, BARBARA: G.A.A. MILLER, ALISON: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rep. Student Council 4; Sec. Girls' League 3. MONROE, RICHARD: Football 2; E1 Padre 3; Baseball 3. MORSE, PETER: Basketball 3, 4; Football 4, A11 -CCAL; Treas. French Club 3. MOSOLF, PAT: Alternate Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. MURPHY, BARRY: Basketba113; Football 4. NEWTON, PEGGY: Girls' Girls' League; Sec. C.S.F. NORBERG, KARIN: Pres. T.O.T. 3; Class Historian; E1 Padre Underclassman Editor. OLIVER, JO ANNE: E1 Padre Editor 4; G.A.A.; Prom Dec. Ch. PATNODE, JAMES: Class V.P. 4; E1 Padre 3. PETERSON, SUSIE: Cheerleader 4. POLDOCK, GEORGE: Football 3, 4; Most Valuable Player; All-League. PREDMORE, LINDA: Class Sec. 3; 8.8. Sec. Diamond pin recipient. QUYLE, PAT: G.A.A.; Ski Club. Cooking State; V.P. RAGGETT, JON: Class Pres. 1,4; Pres. C.S.F. Leaders Club; Lettermen's Club. RIAL, SALLY: Treas. Carmel Valley Youth Center. ROGERS, STEPHAN: Swimming. ROSE, CHRISTOPHER: S.B. Treas.; Let- termen's Club; Swimming 2,3,4. ROSEWALL, PAMELA: C.S.F. Treas. 4. SAULSBURY, ANN: Pres. Girls' League 4; Class Sec. 2, G.A.A. Sec. SEAVER, DONNA: Rep. Rally Club 3; Rep. Student Council 2. KENNETH, SENTNER: E1 Padre; French Club. SHIRLEY, SUSAN: Songleader 4; G.A.A. SHORE, STEVEN: El Padre Editor; Rep. to Model U.N.; Parliamentarian. SKILLMAN, JANE: Class Historian 2; Historian F.H.A. 3; El Padre 4. SLOCUM, SANDRA: Transfer; Treas. Ski Club. Songleader 3; Head Herald; C-Bee's Pres. SWIM, MARILYN: S.B. Secretary; mond Pin Recipient; Pres. G.A. A. TAAFFE, MICHAEL: Basketball 3; Foot- ball 4; Honor Band 4. TRIVITTE, JAMES: Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Lettermen's Club. TWOMEY, JANINE: El Padre 3; Indexedi- tor 4; Sec. Hostess Club; Debate Team. VAN LAANEN, TAMARA: G.A.A.; Ski Club. VAN LOBEN SELS, PAGE: Student Coun- cil Rep.; Class Pres. 1,2; S.B. Pres.; Basketball. VINCENT, BARBARA: Class Sec. 3; Sec. of Girls' League; Pres. T.O.T. WAKEFIELD, ROBERT: J.V. Football 2; Track 3,4; J.V. Basketball, Football 4; Lettermen's Club. SHIVELY, RICHARD: CCAL Football 4; Track 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Lettermen's Club. WALKER, CAROL: G.A.A. Dia - RONALD: C.H.S. Reporter to WELL WISHERS Goodbye! the locker whispered When I cleaned my papers out. Good luck! the school room murmured As I went my way about. Have courage! spoke the blackboard And I thanked it for its words; It knew the battle I had had with Fourths and fifths and thirds. Forget-me -not, the aged door Creaked as I went through. The end has come! I answered, 1 Looking up at skies of blue. i But at that moment Time's clear voice I Was added to the fun: Oh, no! he said. It's not the end-- Your life has just begun. l l SENIOR MESSAGE It is true that we are leaving behind a way of life we have known y for four years, just as all of you will do someday soon; but it is also true that the end has not come. This is just the beginning. There- fore, we wish to help you who have not yet graduated realize that the reason you are attending high school is to gain knowledge which will help you in your life in the world as an adult. Always take ad- vantage of your opportunities and plan for the future. We the graduating class of 1962 would like to thank the faculty 4 and administration for the guidance, teaching, and encouragement which they have given us during our years at Carmel High School. No matter how large the school grows, may the warmth, the personal manner between teacher and student, and the freedom to exchange ideas in and out of the classroom remain as it is among the ivy covered halls of Carmel High. fo Gabby -girls! ! ! If you go away, I'll continue. Boy! Slumber parties are fun! Aunt Jemima Where he go! ! I Let's move that eye over here. And how do' you look in the Fresh air Bah! ; morning? Twist man! Three definitely is a crowd! Come with me to the Cazbah. What would you do if they asked you to pose--for a candid? Put your toes together and your knees apart. Hgavy Kori the right side . pd old days !! ! tapes of Wrath! ! '. Helga, not here! ! '. A fountain of youth! 1 ' Are the atomi c particles still falling? ELHSEEE CLASS OF l963 Jeff McKenna, Pres.; Tamar Stan Smith, Pres.; Kay Taylor, Tmesdell, V. Pres.; Pat Crane, Sec.; Valerie Whitworth, V. Sec.; Pat M. Lewis, Treas.; Pres.,Counci1Rep.;Pat Crane, Betsy Holland, Historian; Stan Sec.-Treas. Smith, Student Council Rep. THE JUNIOR CLASS STORY The Class of '63 began its Junior year by working hard to 'make the Scholarship Carnival a success with its concessions: the Penny Pitch, the Gold Fish, and the balloons; The members of the class then began to raise money for the coming Prom through concessions and the Student Directory. The class contributed Songleaders and Cheerleaders to add en- thusiasm at our rallies and games. The boys were very active in all sports. The class participated in many school clubs and in our Student Government. As the year drew to a close, the Juniors endeavored to create one of the most beautiful and charming Junior-Senior Proms. After gathering experiences, both of fun and learning, the Juniors are looking forward to next year when they will be mighty Seniors. 52 A. Arons Ruth Ameil Gayle Anderson Franci Antoncich Jonathon Augustitus J erry Avis Sue Baldwin Lorraine Balesteri Bob Bauman Betsy Baxter Gay Beauchamp Margaret Beck Tom Bergeron David Briggs John Blackwell Ruth Botten Larey Boumieau Roget Bradford Mike Brasher Linda Buckham Patricia Burdette Bruce Campbell Pat Campbell Art Carriel Clayton Carter Donnie Clark Marilyn Cole Nelson Conely Carol Copeland Carmel Crafts Pat Crane Joan Creighton Bob Crossman Stan Cummings Charles Davis Grorgena Demarest Peggy Ann Desmatis Ken Dickens Patsy Dinkel Susan Domito Natalie Done: Bob Dufton Liz Edmonds Ken Edwards Tom Faia Diena Farr Marlin Fluegge Kenneth Fiddle Milton Frumkin Dean Funk Merri Gamble Peter Gamble John Garoutle William Geim Donel Geisen Mary Gilman Saridee Gimble Gloria Gleichner Ronald Grey Ovilee Groom Dave Harber Bell Harmon David Harris Kathleen Hellam John Heshmate Clayton Hilbert Bill Hill Betsy Holland Daniel Holman Robert Holt Art Homing p Patricia Huntington Marilyn Hurd Dennis Jacobsen Dianna Johnson Harold Johnson Jim Kelley Candy Knapp Bob Larson Sharon Lawson John Lefler Joella Leland Lewis Ellen Patricia Patricia Marie Lewis Barbara Limon Richard Loffelmacher Anne Loomis Susanze McCauley Jeff McKenna David Masher Lynden Mahrt Jim Markowj wane Manigri Sue Mason Roger Merrill Valeri Meyer Stan Michelson Ellen Miller Gary Mumford Dianne Murphy Bi 11 Museatt Patricia Myers John Neikirk Mike Oakey Claire Odello Mike Patterson Susan Pfarrer Peggy Pfeiffer Walt Pilot Judy Pistulka Jeff Porter Nancy Porter Julie Proctor Muriel Raymond Shellie Reade Bob Renk Bruce Ricker Susan Sands Thomas Scates Greg Scheid Linda Seng Bill Shammer Michelle Sherry Linda Singleton Lynn Smith Stan Smith Cheri Sorri Lealie Strosnider Martha Taaffe Maxa Tadlock Kay Taylor Albert Tegtmeier Lorilee Temple Joe Terry Adrienne Thomas John Thomas Don Thompson Terrence Tweedie Lynn Twomey Mary Warmoth Pamela Watkins Bob Wells Bert Whelan Bill Whiteman Valerie Whitworth Wayne Wiekhorst Honey Williams Jeffrey Wilson Pat Woosey Andrea Wurzman Mark Brimsmead Art Garriel Mike Springer Georgianna Stockman 55 CLASS OF l964 4 A1Nishimura,Pres.;Sue Camp- Dave Preve, Pres.; Jean Mc- bell, Sec.; Robert Pollock, Ewen, Sec.; Barbara Klas. Treas.; Sherry Adams, Student Council Rep. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS STORY The Sophomore class began the year with their usual abundance of enthusiasm as they worked on their concessions in the Scholar- ship Carnival: the Cakewalk, the Baseball Roll, the Wheel of For- tune. They made a large profit. Their King and Queen contestants came in second to reign over the Carnival. The Sadie Hawkins Dance they put on was a huge success. All who attended enjoyed themselves. This class of 1964 has lots of spirit, talent, intelligence, and athletes all in one class. They wilibe gladto assume their position as upper classmen. 56 Sheryl Adams Sandy Aedersold Christine Allaire Jim Amos Tom Arnold Carlin Arriola Elizabeth Auguatitus Randi Ayres Lance Baird Pam Barnard Mike Becker Patricia Bell Penny Bell Jim Belvail Charles Benson Ronny Berry Roger Besel Chris Bingham Arthur Black Sally Blackwell Peter Blake Renee Blasius Melody Boren Jerry Bradley Gregory Branch Tim Brattin Cindy Brinsmead Carol Brooks Douglas Brooks Ellen Broom Juanita Brosche Trenton Browne Barbara Broce Carl Burger Suzanne Byrne Bruce Campbell Martha Campbell Susan Campbell Richard Cartwright Cindy Carver Nadine Carver Steve Cate Robert Cayce Nancy Chapman Dennis Clark Becky Colas Lolita Concepcion Pete Conway Deborah Cooke Carolyn Cotchett Richard Crispo Denise Cullen Susan Culver Gael John Cunningham 57 David Faunce Jose Farnandez Bob Fike Charles Flammini Juanita Flammini Frances Forsman Ruth Fry Tim Fry Suzanne Gansel Rose Garretson Willa Gerber Barbara Giles Kathleen Goulding Kathleen Graham Anne Haber Enborg Holle Linda Harbin Jeremy Harrison 58 Richard Cunningham Susan Currier Paul Czirban Sandy Dancy Claude Dechow Daphine Dennis J ack De Witt Joann Dickens Thomas Dicken Hugh Diltz Danny Duygou Evelyn Eaton Robin Ekstrum A1 Eleshio Wendy Ericson Tom Erk Mike Faber Phyllis F arrar Julian Hattersley Christine Hatton Patti cia Hazdovac Scott Hennessy Sue Herzberg Elizabeth Hirschi Mike Hohler Helen Hoisington Bob Holmes Lana Holstein James Holt Susan Hulsey Catherine Jacobi Donald Jensen Mary Johnson Keith Jones Michele Judge Chery Kastor Ann Keeble Gail Kelley Bi 11 Kennedy Francis Kibler Mary Kiger Howdy King Eugeni Kodani Laddy Kratky Ann Kraus Jan Kteiger Bill Lawson i Barbara Klas Thomas Leutzinger 1 Jack Lingenfelter Matt Little Thomas Loesel Holly McCullock Gwen McEwen Jean McEwen Phyllis McNab David Martz Chris Marvin Bherrill May Marcia Millar James Miller Jay Miller Nancy Miller Anne Miniam Bob Moffatt Peter Morton Tim Mosolf Barbara Murphy Peter Nelson Edward Neroda Michael Newman Alan Nishimura Larry Oliviero Jerry Olson Kathy Osgood Marjorie Otter Carl Pallastrine Roger Pallastrine Mary Pat Palmer Ann Parga Linda Parson Mike Paul William Pellett Mavnard Petersen Sharon Phelps 0 Phyllis Pilone 7 Grant Pollock 24 C7 Rose Marie Pollock Q; A4 Thomas Poulos AA Alexandra Pratt 47y ng: F f? fvij'xv R Penny Seely Muriel Seng Sandra Shabram Tarry Sheingold Gary Silva Silva Roberts Susan Simmons Barbara Simpson Andy Smith Robin Smith Steven Smith Lee Spencer Dennis Spriggs Gary Spring Becky Steele Robert Steliga. Gregory Stitt Nancy Stone Judy Pratt David Preve Michael Proctor Jim Purvis Jane Putnam Querida Quinto Susan Rennek Davin Risdon Martha Roberts Kurt Robinson Stephen Rose Patricia Russell Heidi Ruster Diana Sampson Susan Saulsbury Suzanne Sciuto Marianne Seaver Tashia Seeders Kathy Streeton Robin Strosnider Patricia Sweeney Roger Swim Beth Tarbox Nola Thies Diana Thomas Tina Tinker Mary Ellen Tobias Elizabeth Toy Gail Trevvette Valerie Twomey Rochelle Valnizza Joyce Vartabedian Shelly Waddington Jacquelyn Ward Kathy Welbom Bob Whiteman Kennith Wiese Walter Wiese Richard Wi lkerson Serena Williams Roger Willis Alma Wilmot Sharon Wilson Ralph Winkle: Richard Wise Sheila. Work Jerry Zellhoefer Philip Zobel Susan Whitcomb Steve Johnson Manuel DeLeon 61 .8 ... mt J. Lang,Pres.; D. Thomas,V.P.; E. Brown, Pres.; G. Olsen, V.P.; E.Brown, Treas.; D. Farr, Sec.; J. Lang, S.C.R.; C. Whitmore, S. Tadlock, G.L. Rep.; E. Stein- Sec.; M. HaberTrs., S. Tadlock burger, St. C. Rep. G.L. REP. THE FRESHMAN CLASS STORY The class of 1965 arrived on campus last September a little awe- struck and frightened because they didn't know what to expect from the school or what the school expected from them. They enthusiastically began to show that they would be a benefit to the school by raising a good sum of money for the Scholarship t Carnival withtheir concessions: William Tell, King Arthur's Sword Pull, and Simple Simon. w Their marvelous dance whichthey put on in the Spring was a huge Success. Next year as Sophomores, we are sure they will again show the same loyalty and service to the school. t 62 Mike Aldinger Danny Aldrich Corinne Alley Christine Altman Kurt Andersen Joe Anz'mi Bill Aucourt Peter Barnard Lyn Beckley Royal Benson Christine Benegaard Kathy Bingham Don Blanks Beverley Blout Adrianne Bowman Joe Branco Peter Braudrick Michael Bray John Deck Alan Delfino Tina Didrichsen Pierre Dorsman Lynette Dowker Bonnie Drennon George DuBets Larry Egger Linda Eghartner Roger Ellis Jean Ernst Kathy Farr Joan Felder Diana. Fischer Cindy Flint Sharon Fox Dorothy Fritsche Jon Gamble Jan Broberg Cheryl Brown Grant Ed. Brown Ronnie Bucher Katherine Burkett Elly Burton Don Caldwell Polly Campbell Linda Carstensen Michele Chase Peggy Cole Mike Collier Kathy Comings Kenneth Cooper Patricia Cornet Roger Crawford Rocky Dancy Eric Danysh Holly Garcia Jeri Garoutte Dianna Cayman Fred Gehring Debbre Gimble Bruce Givetz Kathy Goldman Jack Gordon John Gorey Antonia Gray Virginia Grieco Betty Haak Marilyn Haber Pat Hall Shirley Harrah Linda Hartman Paul Heisel Lon Hettrick Donna Hintz Linda Hudder Jerry Huff Deanna Ireland Tom Irving Judy Isenberger Pamela Jacobsen Karla Johnson Roger J ohnson Steven Johnson John Jones Ralph Juarez Janice Kachavos Karen Kalber Gina Kawananakoa Mike Kelley Christine Kiger QDbAJnda Konkxight Pamela Klein .Glen Kovacerich J 'ke Kramer m ' obin Kvenild Linda Lachmund Rob Lambert Jay Lang Mike Lemons Pete McArthur Mike McCormick Justina McCtaigh Pat McCibney Judy McGill Bob McGinnis Janet Maher Esther Beth ' Makinster Clinton Macy Randy Mapstead Marjorie Martin Marlena May Ronald Mayfield Susie Mearns Cathy Mertz Rick Miller Andrew Miller Doran Molsberry Wesley Morris Ann Mothersill Ronnie Mumford Marsha Muncy Beth Myers Linda Myers Mark Neilson Felecia Noto Kathleen Oakey Carol Jo Rushin John Ruskell Robert Russell Sharon Russel Joanna Salyer Dale Samson Robert Saulsbury David Schetter Lyle Shabram Gerry Shepard Mary Jane Shively Judy Shone Rod Sibley Mark Sinclair Clyn Smith Stuart Smith Peggy Spriggs Sallie Stean Jody Oenning Craig Olsen Noel Panelli Robert Parkhurst Rolanda Percival Ronnie Peskin Tim Petersen VJames Porter Susan Pullman Janet Ramoni Michael Read Pamela Redhead Gale Reynolds Raymond Rhodes Scott Ricker Nancy Roberts Randy Rosasco Penny Royster 65 Peter Steffan Erica Steinberger Terri Stier Duncan Stitt Linda Stoneson D , g9 J W Katie Stoney Sandy Strosnider Tim Taaffe Susie Tadlock Cheryl Tegtmeier Gay Terry Don Thielen Dick Thomas Gary Thompson Larry Thompson John Tolan Joe Toner Bob Townse nd Stephen Trapkus Antonia Turner J e an Twee di e Cathy Vaa Patricia Vaughn Peter Vincent Nina Von Drachenfels Kris Vosburgh Karen Walker Lois Watson Linda Weston Cynthia Whitemore Geoff Williams Martha Williams Carolyn Wolter Craig Hatter I 0t peanut -utter and Elly again. You've got to let them clean up those papers. I dreamt I entered the carnival parade Oh! Typi cal Carmel situation lease get up. 'm sorry. Do you think they're really coming over HERE? . 4 dzihlb v . . Ifiese candlds . e too much. W1 hm - x3 won't make ,9 : . 11: so I'm 'ust havin the most WONDER- FULJevening. 8 Hello out there in T.V. land. Love is a many splendored thing. I hate these fall out drillsf Hey Robbie, how's the import business? Where art'thou dear feathered Hey fans! Xmas Carol friend? . . Posture cor- nme again. rector no ? $ TOP ROW--J. Purvis, A. Miller, T. Farrell, W. Chapman, S. Smith, B. Cater. ROW 2--J. Leland, M. Chase, L. Watson, M. Swim, J. Raggett, S. Wilson, V. Whitworth, C. Whitmore. ROW 1--E. Steinburger, J. McKenna, G Beauchamp, A. Miller, N. Bibb, D. Caldwell, L. Predjnore, S. Adams, J. Broberg. LEADERS CLUB TOP ROW- -Page Van Loben Sels, Alison Miller, Jon Raggett, Val Whitworth. ROW 2 Sherry, Nancy Bibb, Ann Saulsbury, Judy Hansel, Ginger Laky. 70 --E1aine Kachavos, Mike LETTERMENS CLUB ROW 5--T. Farrell, G. Pollock, D. Preve, P. Van Loben Sels, J. Trivitte, G. Mumford, A. Homing, C. Rose, R. Merrill, C. Davis. ROW 4--J. Wilson, T., Tweedie, B. Albee, B. Wells, S. Harth, B. Larson, J. Hackbarth. ROW 3--K. Friddle, W. Chapman, J. Raggett, G. Sheid, J. Lefiler, J. Kelley. ROW 2--T. Leidig, R. Baldwin, L. Oleson, B. Wakefield, A. Marshall, P. Foster. ROW 1--J. Brown, F. Cornwall, S. Fairfield, A. Catron. GIRL? LEAGUE OFFICERS Leslie Champe, Ann Saulsbury, Peggy Newton. 71 P RE ROW 2: Karen Lane, Joella Leland. ROW 1: Steve Shore, Peggy Newton, Russ Gamble, Cleonard Bunn. EL PADRE EU 1H,. ROW 3: Karen Lane, Steve Shore, Valerie Whitworth, Warren Chapman, Karen Norberg. ROW 2: Kathy Crawford, Russ Gamble, Pat Lewis, Pam Packard. ROW 1: Judy Draper, Jo Anne Oliver, Cleonard Bunn, Peggy Newton. Joella Leland, Art Editor; Pat Lewis, Bus. Editor; Mike Sherry, Theflditor. TEACHERS OF TOMORROW J. Skillman, K. ROW 2: C. Bunn, B. Vincent, J. Harrison, D. Durein, M. Todd, J. Draper, V. Hutchinson. ROW 1: Norberg, H. Gunn, P. Packard, K. Lane. MODEL UNITED NATIONS PHUUHK '.' Judy Kratky, Steve Shore, Kathy Crawford. RALLY CLUB COUNCIL Sherry Adams, Secretary; Pat Crane, Treasurer; Ginger Laky, President; Betsy Beck, Vice Pres. mot pictured; 74 TOP ROW: D. Durein, J. Skillman, P. Packard, J. Draper, H. Gunn. lst ROW: K. Lane, K. Norberg, B. Vincent, FRENCH CLUB J TOP ROW: P. Desmarsis, S. Adams F. Lewis, D. Faunce, V. Whitworth, S. Harth, W. Chapman. 2nd ROW: T. Gray, S. Otter J. Ward, J. Putnam, L. Predmore, P. Watkins, S. PfaIrer. lst ROW: G.Beauchamp,J.Le1and,S. Rennels, W. Gerber, K. Streeton. 75 1 , l s 1 TOP ROWn-B. Boyer, J. Hackbarth, B. Wells, B. Whelan, N. Porter, K. Dawson, T. Farrell, P. Benjamin, J. Creighton, S. Shirley, M. Escondon. ROW 1--G. Benjamin, B. Garcia, J. Oliver, D. Maher, S. Petersen, G. Gleichner. x LATIN CLUB x I? TOP ROW--J. Brown, P. Morse, S. Hibbe, B. Berger, F. Cornwall, 8. Shore, M. Swim, S. Harth, F. Grey, R. Gamble. ROW 2--S. Culver, S. Rial, J. Skillman, J. Martin. ROW 1--A. Hirshi, R. Pollock, D. Cooke, F Lewis, S'. Sands. 76 TOP ROW--P. Layton, V. Whitworth. ROW 3--A. Miller, L. Predmote, H. McCulloch, S. Wilson, J. Hensel, K. Lane. ROW 2--D. Caldwell, A. Minium, J. Oliver. ROW 1--N. Baxter, G. Beauchamp, A. Saulsbury, C. Bunn, L. Kratky. WATER BALLET TOP ROW--J. Isenberger, S. Tadlock, J. Ward, V. Whitworth. ROW 1--P. Lewis, B. Vincent, P. Newton, B. Beck. 77 TOP ROW--C. Benson, D. Blasius, R. Winkler, B. Broberg, B. Palma, R. Eaton, A. Belleci, J. Hinchcliff, 5. Shore, 5. Smith, C. Flaminni, J. Zenteno, P. Olmstead, T. Dickins, K. Robinson. 3rd ROW--M.r. Farr, B. Tar- box, T. Brant, J. Shone, M. Williams, L. Fike, C. Hilbert, D. Clark, D. Blanks, N. Cotton, J. Bradley, C. Ford, B. Baxter, D. Webber, C. Copeland, D. Hintz, L. Myers. 2nd ROW--S. Pullman, S. Williams, D. Fischgr, V. Grieco, K. Part, C. Burger, J. Gorey, M. Aldinger, M. Proctor, P. Hall, A. Parga, R. Silva, P. Woolsey, C. Brooks, S. Mason. lst ROW--D. Gimble, M. Martin, L. Carstensen, K. Stoney, P. Cole, B. Drennen, B. Giles, L. Toy, G. Shephard, L. Mothersill, N. vonDrachenfels, K. Graham, J. Broberg, M. Cole. ' QLEE MV- TOP ROW--P. Czirban, T. Butler, J. Brown, E. Graham, F. Cornwall, B. Cater, J. Trivette, B. Cayce. 2nd ROW --P. Burdette, J. Ward, C. Stockman, M. Roberts, J. Soprano, R. Baird, R. Bucher, P. Bell, E. Garretson. lst ROW--S. Mason, N. Roberts, D. Farr, S. Whitcomb, Mr. Farr, B. Beck, D. Sampson, B. Vincent. 78 CARMEL BAND TOP ROW--B. Boyer, K. Friddle, R. Baird. ROW 3--Mr. Farr, R. Hoshing, G. Spring, B. Parkherst, I. Olson, K. Davidson, J. Lange, B. Wells, C. Macy, D. Harris. ROW 2--R. Percival, A. Saulsbury, S. May, A. Miller, D. Schetter, D. Farr, R. Jones, W. Erickson, J. Purvis. ROW 1--C. Angell, M. Becker, D. Hogue, M. Brasher, Ma- jorettes: S. mear, C. J. Rushin, R. A. Botten, K. Taylor. 79 V SKI CLUB gett, S. Harth, O. Groom, P. Crane, C. Knapp, P. Foster, R. Merrill, E. Neroda, A. Thomas. 2nd ROW--S. Tad- lock, B. Blout, J. Broberg, N. Roberts, B. Holland, S. Sands, D. Duygou, J. McEwen, S. Culver, S. Byme, D. Clark, M. Neuman, R. Gamble, R. Miller. lst ROW--C. Bunn, K. Norberg, M. Warmouth, M. Tadlock, S. TOP ROW--D. C1ark,D. Jacobson, H. Gunn, R. Kvenild, J. Hackbarth, S. Gatcomb, M. Swim, C. Sorri, J. Rag- Petersen, R. Pollock, E. Kachavos. Sports Cars- -Wow! Rainy Days! ! Turtlenecks-- Crazy Hats! ! ! Ratted hair, etc. Chess Men RAH! l Mixed-up pedple! ! Broken feet--? Sweatshirts- -well! The Dance ?? SLEEPY-- SENIORS-- Studious Seniors? Bows, Bows, ScBow -- J HCTIVITIEE whim NILE. STU DENT BODY PRESI DENTS Page van Loben Sels Steve strove to raise school spirit in all activities during his presidential semester. His diplomatic Charm helped improve relations between student, faculty, administration and other schools . He helped to lead students to- ward active thinking and participation by his own personal example. We are certain Steve will finish his term in a manner of which we will all be proud. Page spent a great deal of time and effort in reviving the interest in student government. He did this in several ways, such as; student body meetings and the rekindling of interest and participation in CCASC. During Page's term, Ginger Laky inaugurated the hall bulletin boards which replaced the procedure of read- ing the daily bulletin in Class. Elaine Kachavos worked hard to make the Save the Children clothing drive a success. The Annual Winter Benefit Ball was given for the retarded children's home in Carmel Valley. Under Steve Farifield's guidance, the Senior parking lot was relocated. Thus, Page vanLoben Sels fulfilled his responsibility to the students of Car- mel High with never ending gusto, in- genuity and enthusiasm. Steve HaIth ST UDENT BODY OFF ICERS AND COMMISSIONERS Marilyn Swin, Sec., Warren Chap- man, V.-Pres. Elaine Kachavos, V.-Pres., Linda Predmore, Sec. Chris Rose, Treas . First Semester Second Semester Ginger Laky, Comm. of Publicity; Jeff McKenna, Bob Wells, Traffic Control; Alan Marshall, Comm. Comm. of Boys' Athletics; Judy Hensel, Comm. of of Boys' Athletics; Vicki Hutchinson, Comm. of Social Affairs. Publicity; Kathy Crawford, Comm. of Social Affairs; Carolyn Angell, Comm. of Girls' Athletics. 85 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER Chris Rose, Shreeie Adams, Ginger Laky, Judy Hensel, Elaine Kachavos, Linda Predmore, Jeff McKenna, Kauen Lane, Steve Shore, Stan Smith. SECOND SEMESTER Chris Rose, Warren Chapman, Jon Raggett, Allison Miller, Valerie Whitworth, Kathy Crawford, Carolyn Angell, Jeff McKenna, Bob Wells, Steve Shore, Stan Smith. SUMMER HONOR PROGRAM 3: I BOY? STATE 86 GIRL? STATE ACADEMIC AWARDS Valedictorian Sharyn Hibbe DIAMOND PIN WINNERS Gay Beauchamp Sharyn Hibbe Carleton Macy Linda Predmore Alison Miller Jon Raggett Valerie Whitworth Peggy Newton Lee Oleson Sharyn, a transfer student from Frank Cody High School, Detroit, Michigan, arrived at CHS with a straight A record which she main- tained this year to win the coveted honor of Valedictorian of the Class of '62. Aside from taking an academic course during her four high school years, Sharyn has actively partici- pated in government and service or- ganizations. She is an accomplished student of modern dance. The Class of 1962 and the entire student body of OHS join to congratu- late Sharyn and wish her continued successes. C . S. F . LIFE MEMBERS Alison Miller Peggy Newton Lee Oleson Linda Predmore Jon Raggett Marilyn Swim TOP 10h OF SENIOR CLASS Sharyn Hibbe Marilyn Swim Alison Miller Pamela Rosewall Peggy Newton Jon Raggett Linda Predmore Lee Oleson 87 Dianne Caldwell Mike Graham Pat Warren Karin Norberg Nancy Bibb Carol Creighton Harold Faulkner Peter Benjamin There was a huge turnout on the balmy Saturday afternoon of the carnival. Yet some scholare ship money had already been made through the class come petition of electing the king and queen. Here Niki Budd and Forrest Cornwall are in the process of auctioning off Russ Gamble as a Slave for the day to the highest female bidder. This auction helped the seniors win the King and Queen Contest. The Carnival Dance with the theme Story Book Land was held a week later. The crowning of the king and queen, a lovely fashion show, and dancing to the music of the Herb Miller Band all created an enjoyable evening. The Carnival proceeds will provide about $4500, the largest amount ever made, for scholarships to be re- ceived by some worthy seniors. The Annual Scholarship Carnival was jointly sponsored by Girls' League and the P.T.A. King Steve Hearth and Queen Karen Reid axe shown at the giant rally in Diefendorf Park after the traffic-stopping parade, both held to notify the community of the coming event. RNIVAL PARADE , WWW SADIE HAWKINS Dogpatch characters slid into the Sadie Hawkins Dance given by the Sophomores in November. Food, punch, plenty of dancing, folk singing by Mike Sherry, Lee Spencer, Carlen Arriola, and Carl Berger, plus marri- age ceremonies performed by Preacher Sandy Dancy were the main features of the evening. High spirits and color- ful costumes added to the general feeling of enjoyment. QUEEN ANN Homecoming Queen and Attendants Petite Ann Giles, Head Cheerleader, was crowned Football Queen at the Home - coming Dance and began her reign at- tended by Carole Creighton and Tina Domenici. The following day Queen Ann and her court added glamour, charm and spirit to the Homecoming Game and fe stivities . Co-Captains, Dan Holman and George Pollock escort Queen Ann to her throne. 91 George Pollock crowns Queen Ann Attendants Carole Creighton and Tina Domenici escorted by Jim Kelley. WINTER BALL The Winter Ball, Carmel's second annual benefit dance, took place in a beautiful woodland setting. A rock-and- roll band from Carmel Valley provided entertainment as the dancers swirled among the pines. The proceeds from the dance went to the Ruth Ford's Children House in Carmel Valley. ST. PATRICKtS DAY DANCE The dance was put on by the Future Home- makers of America. Clonard Bunn and her club are to be congratulated for making this dance one of the best of the year. Bruce Hyndman was crowned King with attendants, Ricky Bald- win and Jon Ragget. The F .H.A. slaves added to the spirit as did the leprechauns and live band. Queen Susan Shirley and attendants Maxa Tadlock and Joan Creighton reigned over the Carmel Basketball Tournament for 1962. RALLIES Our rallies this year have truly been great . We the student body have seen a Wide variety in our assemblies. There have been comic acts, clever routines , football players musical groups to hold our attention and boost our spirit . 3 CREnnPurrf g V A PLAY PUT ON BY THE S S A L C A M A R D o 5 OF C.H. Susie Petersen ATTEN DANTS Susan Shirley PROM QUEEN Ginger Laky JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM APRIL 28, I962 HARBOR LIGHTS CHEERLEADERS Ann Giles, head Susie Peterson 1131; r 11 ted b Eu gerb 1 9b1e1hgxznbers of Wiwcj; eErieadlng aruft year 1 iggro Q 811$, he d 6heegleg1der Susie 3919992111 12351; in,VAnn 8:11 Lamd alternate Pat Jane Martin ' 1 1 0351911 are 11pr Le 22?; atulated for their , , gb1t1ou$nessg dribs 11: iQni orkin with Carmel' s Lj'429f1 L19 9 1 a 9 PW g 1 111' 0219,ng1119 191191 ELL? .1 11L ng' r 1 J14 1a 2'31 '91, x l, . 1 ' 9;!9991'9 9 I . 9L 111911.19 1991 1 V9 591;! C991 leb E; W 991 99 1144f 011,9: 1 11. T 1 102 SONGLEADERS Rousing the rhythm of the spectators at all the sport events and rallies were the songleaders of Carmel High. Their initiative and skill was readily apparent in all their routines. Much appreciation goes to Susan Shirley, head songleader, Maxa Tad- lock, Susan Mason, Joan Creighton, and alternate Mary Warmoth, for their work in assembling the mu- sical department at our sports events. Susan Shirley, he ad Mary Warmoth, alt. Susan Mason Joan Creighton 103 VARSITY Rick Baldwin Anthony Belleci Dennis Blasius HE E E Charlie Davis T Mike Escandon Steve Fairfield I-IB HB 91 Jack Hinchcliff Danny Holman Jim Kelly Bob Larson C Q T Q Barry Murphy Bill Muscutt Lee Oleson Pat Olmsted HE G HE E Mike Taaffe Dave Terry Jim Trivitte Terrence Tweedie E HE C G 104- V FOOTBALL Rowland Bories G Kenneth Friddle Ted Leidig HB Bob Palma Bob Wakefield E Art Catron E Dave Harris E, C Dick Loffe lmacher George Pollock Bart Whelan C, G 105 Pete Conway E Clayton Hi lbert LB Pete Morse T Rich Shively E Coach Hadley Hicks The Football Sea- son of 1961 will long be remembered by everyone at Carmel High. The team ex- tended its winning streak to an impres- sive 36 games. The Padres ended their reign, however, on Oct. 20. A valiant struggle against King City's agile Mustang football team proved fruitless as the final whistle blew, ending the game with a tra- gic score of Carmel --13, KingCity --l4. Undaunted by this de - feat, the Padres re- tained The Shoe by flogging arch-rival Pacific Grove. Carmel not only dominated the league in spirit, but con- tributed seven play - ers to both A11- C.C.A.L. football teams. Much appreciation goes to the splendid coaching of Hadley Hicks, Don Craig, and Dick Lawitzke, without whose expert guidance Carmel's fine team spirit and devotion to football would not have been possible. Ted Leidig Pete Morse Bob Palms. J im Trivitte 106 , VARSITY Steve Fairfield Art Catron Ray Eaton George Pollock Rich Shively Mike Taaffe Dave Terry ALL-C.C.A.L. Team Members: N01: Shown: Dennis Blasius OFFE-NSIVEf Barry Murphy Rlch Shlvely Lee Oleson P t M e 8 cm Pat Olmsted Dan Holman George Pollock DEFENSIVE: Dave Harris Pete Morse Lee Oleson Ted Leidig Bob Wakefield 107 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIFTH ROW a-n: B. Fike, J. Miller, B. Steliga, T. Arnold, J. Thomas, S. Cummings, P. Zobel, G.Pollock, R. Juarez. FOURTH ROW: R. Wilkerson, D. Aldrich, R. Winkler, T. Poulas, R. Rhodes, R. Popelka, R. Dancy, R. Sibley, D. Holman. THIRD ROW: L. Baird, M. Frumpkin, P. Gamble, A. Peskin, B. Tolan, M. Oakey,F. Gehring, C. Marvin. SECOND ROW: B. Holmes, D. Clark, J. DeWitt, A. Nishimura, L. Smith, D. Clark, A. Tegtmeier, M. Brasher, J. Jones, S. Smith. FIRST ROW: M. Fluegge, J. Markowitz, B. Wells, D. Preve, T. Faia, C. Dechow, B. Hill, L. Mahrt, G. Mumford. This year's Padre J. V. football team was probably the finest in Carmel history. Not only did they set new records but they swept through the League without a loss. The J.V. 's scored over 250 points during the season while holding their opponents to a mere 13 points. The only real threat for League supremacy came inthe King City game when the J.V. '8 won by the margin of a single safety, 9-7. This year ' 8 team was nicknamed the Knights . They set out to recapture the League Champion- ship which was lost the previous year. Their N crusade was an obvious success and the grail ; has been returned to C . H. S. Coach Rainer in Action 108 FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Dick Lawitzke Hadley Hicks head coach Managers: Martin Andrews Jeff Wilson Team Trainers: Art Williams Pat Gallegos t ' . . Art Black Team Phys101an. Sandy Dancy Dr. F. C. Burleson Jerry Huff Don Crai g The success of Carmel High's 1961 football season could not have been possible with- out the expert coaching of Hadley Hicks, head coach, Dick Lawitzke, Don Craig, and Junior Varsity coach, Buzz Rainer. Carmel High School is sincerely indebted to these men for their service to the school. We salute you, the football coaching staff at C.H.S. Junior Varsity Coach Buzz Rainer Managers : Sandy Dancy Pete Steffen 109 VARSITY BASKETBALL Ted Leidig, Page Van Loben Sels, Rich Shively, Jim Kelley, Pete Morse, Rick Baldwin, Steve Johnson, Alan Marshall. Basketball, next to football in popularity, is a sport that receives much attention at C.H.S. The Varsity Basketball team of 1961-1962 was made up of 8 able-bodied boys. They worked together as a well- matched team, but three of its members stand out as worthy of special praise for their sacrifices for the team and their superior playing of the game. They are: Pete Morse, Ted Leidig, and Jim Kelley. Coach Lawitzke, should certainly be congratulated, fora wonderful job of coaching this varsity basketball team. His work is appreciated. Coach Lawitzke 112 Carmel 365-493 Consolation CARMEL TOURNAMENT San Lorenzo 113 Gonzales San Lorenzo 369-323 Gonzales Gonzales St. Francis 347-443 St. Francis 341-373 San Lorenzo Pacific Grove St. Francis 351-333 Pacific Grove San Lorenzo 351-473 Junipero Third Place Custine Junipero 361-363 Junipero Gustine Carmel Ceres 355-443 Ceres 358-463 Carmel Ceres 357-423 Carmel Carmel's Team 11 . .Alan.k4arsha1 A11 . . .L . C C A 13 Page van Loben Sels . 14 Dave Maher Varsu : TedyLeidig 15 A1 Arndt 21 . Rick Baldwin Lightweight 23 . Enborg Halle Richard W se 24 . . Ted Leidig A1 Arndt- 31 . Jack DeWitt 32 . Steve Johnson F d Jose ernan 82 33 . Rich Shively 34 . Dave Harris 35 Jim Kelly St. Francis Champion 339-343 'TJOPIJTJFIJQOQQQQFU JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW, tl-ri: Dave Harris, Jim Belvail. 3rd ROW: Mike Brasher, Al Nishimura. 2nd ROW: Ken Edwards, Bob Cater. lst ROW: Bob Wells, Don Thielen, Dave Maher, Harold Johnson. This year'sJ.V. Basketball team hada some- what successful season under the coaching of Clyde Klaumann. The members of the team were balanced in scoring and rebounding, which led to an evenly balanced attack. Because of this balance, the reserves saw plenty of action when the first string players were incapaci- tated. Outstanding players were Dave Maher, Dave Harris, Bob Wells, A1 Nishimura, and Skip Michelson. Coach Clyde Klaumann 114 l LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL This year Carmel High School should be proud of its Lightweight basketball team. In his second year of coaching at Carmel, Harold Lippstreau was able to bring forth ahighly successful team. Jose Fernandez, Richard Wise, A1 Arndt, looked especially good this year. Most of the boys on the team will be re- turning next year, so Carmel should have an Lightweight and Junior Varsity teams, come the 1962-63 season. Coach Lippstreau - LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL, u-n, Joe Toner, Jay Lange, Pete Blake, Davin Risdon, Bob Moffet, Enborg Halle, ' Jack DeWitt, Steve Trapcus, Ed Brown, A1Tegtmeiex,Rich Miller, Ken Wiese, A1 Arndt, Richard Wise, Jose h Fernandez, Pete Steffen. 115 FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAME SCORES 1961-1962 Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football Carmel . .12 . . .Gonzales . 0 Carmel . .41 . . Pacific Grove 6 Carmel . 26 . . . Hollister . 0 Carmel . .20 . . Junipero . 0 Carmel . .20 . . .Gilroy 19 Carmel . .27 . . Hollister 0 Carmel . .13 . . . King City . 14 Carmel . 12 . . Gonzales 0 Carmel . .32 . . .San Lorenzo .6 Carmel . 38 . . .Gilroy . . 0 Carmel . . 27 . . . Live Oak . 6 Carmel . . 9 . . King City . . 7 Carmel . .33 . . . Pacific Grove 4.2.0. Carmel . .33 . . Live Oak . 0 Carmel 163 Opponents 65 Carmel . 38 . . San Lorenzo . 0 Carme1.32 . . Pacific Grove i Carmel 250 Opponents 13 Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball Carmel . 52 . .Junipero . . . 50 Carmel . .17 . . Junipero . . . 30 Carmel . .38 . . . Salinas . . . . 45 Carmel . 26 . . Salinas . . . 31 Carmel . .53 . . . Hilmar . . . . .29 Carmel . 25 . . Palma . . . . 37 Carmel . 43 . . . Hughson . . . 28 Carmel . .27 . . Hollister . . . 22 Carmel . .46 . . . Los Banos . . 26 Carmel . .34 . . .Gilroy . . . 39 Carmel. . 53 . . . Palma . . . . .51 Carmel . 33 . . R. L. Stevenson. 32 Carmel . 37. . . Hollister . . . 40 Carmel . 16 . . Palma . . . . 42 Carmel . 46 . . . Gilroy . . . . 58 Carmel . .48 . . North Salinas . .40 Carmel . . 51 . . . Live Oak . . . 42 Carmel . 20 . . Monterey . . . 34 Carmel . 55 . . . Palma . . . . 52 Carmel . 41 . . San Lorenzo . 42 Carmel . .41 . . . Monterey . . . 50 Carmel .43 . . Gonzales . . . 31 Carmel . .50 . . . San Lorenzo . .45 Carmel . .43 . . .Watsonville . . 46 Carmel . .48 . . . Gonzales . . . .41 Carmel . .38 . . Pacific Grove . . 39 Carmel . .47 . . . Watsonville . . 54 Carmel . 46. . . King City . . . 25 Carmel . 64 . . . Pacific Grove . 67 Carmel . .51 . . King City . . . 21 Carmel . . 57 . . . King City . . . 51 Carmel . 46 . . R. L. Stevenson .42 Carmel . . 72 . . . King City . . . 64 Carmel . 36 . . Pacific Grove . 42 Carmel . 42 . . . Pacific Grove . .43 Carme1.42 . . Gonzales . . .28 Carmel . .54 . . . Gonzales . . 60 Carmel 632 Opponents 623 Carmel 949 Opponents 896 Lightweight Basketball Carmel . .34 . . Salinas . . . . 28 Carmel . 46 . . . Salinas . . . . 37 Carmel. . 34 . . . Cubberly . . . 39 Carmel . .34 . . . Watsonville . . 26 Carmel . 38 . . .Hollister . . . 13 Carmel . . 43 . . . Gilroy . . . . '36 Carmel. . 34 . . . Live Oak . . . 39 Carmel . .52 . . . San Lorenzo . . 44 Carmel . .42 . . . Monterey . . . 38 Carmel . .22 . . . Gonzales . . .23 Carmel . .40 . . . Watsonville . . 50 Carmel . . 22 . . .Pacific Grove . .37 Carmel . 51 . . . King City . . . 37 Carmel . 40 . . . King City . . . 32 Carmel . .52 . . Pacific Grove . .49 Carmel . ,i . . . Gonzales . . .i Carmel 637 Opponents 566 116 VARSITY SWIMMING TOP ROW, 0-11: Tom Farre11,Steve Rogers, Bob Albee, Bruce Harman. 2nd ROW: Bruce Ricker, Pete Gamble. lst ROW: Bruce Campbell, JeffPorter, John Hackbarth, Steve Harth, Art Homing, Ken Sentner, Milton Frumpkin. Coach Agan Carmel should once again have an excellent swim team this year under the expert coaching of Mr. Agan. The squad has not participated in any meets thus far, although it has been diligently practicing for several weeks, thus providing an excellent look at the future material before the season gets under way: With a number of returning swimmers from last year's team, and many new and welcome faces, Car- mel's 1962 swim team looks very encouraging. Art Homing, Tom Farrell, John Hackbarth, Bob Albee, and Steve Harth are doing fine jobs in their fields. A major part of the prospective--excellence ofthe team is due to the superb coaching and constructive guidance of Coach Agan. 118 LIGHTWEIGHT SWIMMING This is the first year that there has been a light- weight swimming team separate from the regular varsity swim team at Carmel High School. Since this is the first in a long line of good lightweight swim teams, they cannot be compared to any previous group. Many ofthe members oftheteam have had previous experience, therefore the team as a whole should prove to be a successful competitor for honors in meets this year. BACK ROW, G-ry Tim Petersen, Mike Paul, Penn Rose. FIRST ROW: Scott Ricker, Keith Jones, Stuart Smith, Mike Neuman, Jim Holt, Maynard Petersen, Fred Gehring, Tim Fry, Mike Aldinger. TRACK AND, FIELD TOP ROW tl-rl: Pete Blake, Dave Terry, Tom Leutzinger, Jeff McKenna, Dave Preve, Scott Hennesy, Tom Faia, Art Black tmanagen. 2nd ROW: Geoff Nelson, Ken Wiese, Jack Hinchcliff, Terrance Tweedie, Charlie Davis, Mike McCormick, Lee Oleson, Warren Chapman, Terry Butler, Jon Raggett. lst ROW: Jose Fernandez, Hugh Diltz, Jim Markowitz, Bob Wakefield, Rob Holt, Stan Smith, Joe Terry. The track season of 1962 should prove to be a very successful one for the C.H.S. team. Coach Baskerville has an excellent team and with his superb coaching, the track team will know no bounds in awards won this year. Running the mile will be Terry Butler and Stan Smith . Sprinters are TedLeidig, George Pollock, Alan Marshall, Chico Fernandez, and Dave Preve. Jon Raggett, Rick Baldwin, Rob Holt, and Tom Leutzinger are the team's hurdlers. The 880 runenrs are Warren Chapman and BobWake- field. Taking care of all competitors for the 440 will be Lee Oleson. With a large number of distance runners, pole vaulters, weight men, and sprinters re- turning next year, the next track and field team should be as good as this year's. Coach Baskerville 120 TENNIS TEAM 3rd ROW: M. Faber,G. Silva,P. Czirban, K. Ander- son. 2nd ROW: R. Berry, 8. Cummings, P. Van Loben Sels, C. Olson. lst ROW: R. Besel, P. Steffen. Left, Tennis coach Lippstreau GOLF TEAM Right, Golf Coach Rainer , L . t S v 2nd ROW, a-n: R. McClean, D. Holman, R. Menell, J. Lefler. lst ROW: D. Geison, G. Sheid, M. Andrews. VARSITY BASEBALL BACK ROW: D. Loffelmacher, A. Tegtmeier, J. Kelly, S. Michelson, R. Kastor, S. Johnson, L. Mahrt. 2nd ROW: T. Brattin, C. Marvin, B. Moffatt, M. Escandon, C. Eyster, R. Wise. lst ROW: J. DeWitt, E. Halle, D. Clark, D. Maher, H. King, B. Garcia. Under the excellent guidance of Coach Had- Coach Hadley Hicks tey Hicksa the Carmel Varsity Bats-eball team 18 fast provmg to be one of the Slgnlflcant play- ing units in the league. The Padre team showed championship style throughout practice and dis - played outstanding sportsmanship both on and offthe field. The E1 Padre proudly salutes this year's Varsity Baseball team. 122 Coach HadleyHicks has made the J. V. Base- ball Team of 1962 one that is admired by the rest of the league. It is once again a field for training players for the future varsity teams . The excellent coaching will undoubtedly mold the squad into one of the top teams in their division. t Coach Hadley Hicks BACK ROW: B. Kennedy, R. Cunningham, G. Spring, M. Brasher, M. Oakey. 2nd ROW: B. Pellett, D. Martz, J. Campbell,M. Little, J. Huff. lst ROW: J. Lingenfelter,C. Pallastrini,L. Sheingold,L. Thompson, R. Johnson. 123 126 GIRLSh Enthusiasm and spirit bubbled over in the Class of 1962 which was Victo- rious in three sports this year. The seniors won the hockey, basketball, and speedball championships. C.H.S. girls were to be SPORTS found on basketball and baseball courts, in swim- ming pools, and on speed- ball and hockey fields during their P.E. periods. This year was enjoyed by many during a most suc- cessful athletic year . spring season Carmel High School girls were busy at work taking physical fitness tests . These tests included the 50 yard dash, shuttle iSPORTS relay, push-ups, sit -ups, broad jumping, and the jump and reach. After completing the physical fit- ness exams the girls were physical wrecks . 129 GRACE'S DEBS Girls--Juniors--Teens Dolores, South of Ocean Carmel, California San Carlos at Fifth Street Carmel -by -fhe-Sea THE CARMEL TOY SHOP THE DONUT DEN Delicious Doughnuts and Submarine Sandwiches Mission and Sixth CarmeI-by-fhe-Sea, California Disfincfive Photography Special Rates For Sfudenfs THE MONTEREY STUDIO Jock Polikoff Monterey, California FR 2-2485 468 Alvarado 3111163 E86 Dress 3110B Carmel, California Dolores Street PO. Box 93 MA 4-6014 ?ICADILLY NURSERY Unusual Plants DOLOBES AT OCEAN MA 4-7775 Box 1741 CARMEL MA 4-4481 WW. Distinctive Men's Wear See Our Separate Section The Varsity Annex for the Young Man Post Office Box 440 Carmel Plaza Ernest ' F ' Morehouse Insurance Analyst 4 Realtor Telephone MAyfair 4-5844 Post Office Drawer R Carmel-Ly-the-Sea GOOD MEXICAN FOOD gu vecino FOOD TO TAKE OUT MAyfair 4.5932 CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA WAAAW 4459.er CLOSED THURSDAYS AHI and Dolores vsxyvpampxx ywxrvn vyn x 4 5 xm TOYS CANDYLAND CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA wam. ?INE lNN Ladies n8: gentlemen we are now about to take a tour of White House. 7 f; s A She THINKS I'm going to carry her books . . . Gosh! He's just great . . O.K. Pal, YOU clean it! One more word from you. . . These ACTIVE Seniors! ? 1 Joey Dee Gave us lessons! I got it at army surplus! We seniors NEVER gossip . . .??? 135 PARSONS OF CARMEL Silver--Obiecfs of Arf--Anfiques Jewelry Furniture Carmel, California Swansfon Bldg . P.O . Box 724--Phone MA 4-3116 Between Ocean 81 6fh--On the New Lane MAyFair 4-1677 WATSON-COX CUSTOM DESIGNERS Amy Watson Fred Cox Home Furnishings Mission of Fifth Carmel, California NIKKO'S Fine Foods Hamburgers and Mushroomburgers Fountain Ifems Post Office Corner CarmeI-by-fhe-Sea NB FLOWER SHOP Lincoln 81 6111 Street Carmel, California Rates to Sfudenfs Varsity Styled Clothing for Boys 81 Young Men BOYS1 TOWN Clothing Ocean Avenue Carmel, California THE CINDERELLA SHOP Ocean Avenue, Nexf fo Croc ker-Anglo Bank Congratula'rions fo the Class of 1962 THE MISSION CLEANERS Mission of Ocean Carmel THE JEWEL TREE --Jewelry-- --Imporfs--Poffery--Gif'rs--Driffwood-- Box 77 Phone OL 9-4071 Carmel Valley, California Congratulations to the Class of 1962 from Knapp Mi 8: Cab'mei' Co. GENERAL MILLWDRK - BUILDING MATERlALS PAINTS AND HARDWARE San Carlos 8 Ocean Phone MA 4-4507 Carmel, California $ Stafionerquiffs Ocean Avenue Carmel -by -fhe-Sea Ironware--Giff I'rems Lincoln--Soufh of Ocean Carmel, California Il !MJH1HWumih Elm P.O . Box 415 MA 4-3664 Ocean Ave Carmel Carmel -by-fhe-Sea Cal ifornia Imported Tartans 8 Tweeds Sh? Cathiuwe onp Ocean 8 Mission Carmel, Calif. Richfield and Firestone g 5; Products ' T KL; X qua S . W. Corner San Carlos ct Sevenfhwj BURGESS AUTO SERVICE James Burgess Carmel, California Thrift FOOD STORE Bet. 5th 8 6th Streets San Carlos Carmel, California Congratulations to the Class of 1962 CARMEL VALLEY HARDWARE The line forms on the right for autographs. Smile . . . You're on Candid camera! Another senior fad day Why be half safe AndItook the playground Cham- , h' . Fill Bimam Wood do pIOnS 1p m. . . come to Dunsinane Somehow, itjust doesn'ttaste like the ones We're not photographed often grandma used to make . . . Peac eful slumber? 7 ? Not another photographer. . Everybody works at Carmel high If Mr. Stumbo isn't looking page you Yea, Elaine can . . . The good ole days There's a techni ue involved . . . q Classmate Ralph Stean now at N.M. Military Institute THE AIRWAY MARKET Carmel Valley Village Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1962 THE CARMEL PET SHOP On 7111 Between Carlos and Dolores MA 4-491 1 Carmel Phone MA 4-4062 THE PAPER BAG Golden Bough Court Ocean Ave . Carmel Box 1206 Marie Davis NIELSEN BEDSGROCERY --F1ne Foods-- P .O . Box H Do lores Sf . Phone MA 4-6441 Post Office Box 2481 MAyfair 4-2022 MEDITERRANEAN MARKET Ocean Ave . 3 Mission Carmel, California Fine Wines Imported and Domes'ric Food Delicacies Philip Coniglio Phone MA 4-6813 P.O . Box 3335 Carmel, California Compliments of THE CARMEL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Dolores of Seventh Phone MA 4-6741 Carmel, California From Carmel Ocean Ave . Carmel, California Compliments of ROBERT E. 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Go the fun way--take the rooters bus! I wish I may, I wishI . . . A speedy exit. You don't mean it! And what kind of shaving cream do you I'm sure I saw one . . . use? I'm fed up Say Cheese with these short skirts . . . From FR 2-7131 7 : H77 6 :1 PACI FIC GROVE Embznlaed 1891 Congratu lotions fo the Members of fhe Graduating Class of 1962 Congratulations to the Ckzss of 1962 from UB2 Emma Ehat Best Wishes fo the Class of 1962 math 113mm MALCOLM E. FOSTER Don Sands --REALTOR-- Jeweler--Silversmifh Carmel-by-fhe-Sea, California Ocean Ave. 6 Mission Sf. Dolores 6 6th P.O . Box 1346 P.O . Box 2068 Carmel, Calif. Office: MA 4-8521 Phone MA 4-3766 Residence: MA 4-7708 PLUMBING i: HEATING i: SHEET METAL San Carlos and Fifth Street P .O . Box 3365 Phone MA 4-6491 Carmel, California MA 4-4481 WW DISTINCTIVE MEN'S WEAR See Our Separate Section The Varsify Annex for Young Men Carmel Plaza P.O. 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Aarons, Douglas 53 Adams, Sheryl 57,70,7s,74,ss Aebersold, Sandra 57 A1bce,Bob12,20,46,71,104,106, 118 Aldinger, Mike 63,78,119 Aldinger, Sandra 18,20,46 A1drich,Dan 63,108 ALDWELL, ALAN 12 Alexandex, Irina 20 Allaire, Christine 57 Alley, Corinne 63 Altman, Christine 63 Amen, Ruth 53 Amos, Carolee 20,46 Amos, Jim 57 Andcxsen, Kuxt 63,121 Anderson, Gayle 53 Anderson, Mary 20,46 Andrews, Martin 20,121 Angeli, Carolyn 21,46,85,86,79, 126 Antoncich, annci 53 Anzini, Joe 63 Arndt,A1an 21,46,115 Arnold, Thomas 57,108 Arriola, Carlin 57 Aucourt, Bill 63 Augustitus, Bath 57 Avis, Jerry 53 Ayers, Rondi 57 Baird, Lance 57,78,79,108 Baldwin, Rick 21,46,71,93,104, 106,112 Baldwin, Susan 53 Balcsueni, Lorraine 53 Barnard, Pam 57 Barnard, Peter 63 Barrett, Ken 21 BASKERVLLLE, LLOYD 12,120 Bnuman, Bob 53 Baxter,Betsy 53,78 BEAUCHAMP, 151.5112 11 Beauchamp, Gay 53,70,75,77 Beck, Betsy 21,46,74,77,78 Beck, Margaret 53 Becker, Mike 57,79 Bcckley, Lynn 63 Bein, Fat 22 BELANGEE, IAN 12 Bell, Mike 22 Bell, Pat 57,71 Bell, Penny 57 Belleci, Anthony 22,78,104,106 Belvail, Jim 57,114 Benjamin, Greg 22,76 Benjamin, Peter 22,76 Bennett, Lorele'122 46 Benson, Charles 57,78 Benson, Royal 65 Berger, Ben 23,76 Bexgexon, Pam 53 Berry, Ronnie 57,121 Besel, Roger 57,121 Bibb, Nancy 23,46,70 Biggs, David 53 BILIKRE, JOSEPH 11 Bingham, Kathleen 57 Bingham, Phyllis 63 Black, Art 57,120 Blackwell, Sally 57 Blake, Peter 57,115,120 Blanks, Don 63,78 BLANKS, HERBERT, MRS. 1o Blasius, Dennis 23,46,78,104 Blasius, Renee 57 3101.11, Beverley 63,80 Bergman, Jeanne 23,46 Boxen, Melody 57 Bories, Rowland 23,105,106 Borregaaxd, Christine 63 Bottcn, Ruth Ann 53,79 Bourdeau, Larry 53 Bowman, Arianne 63 Bowman, Tani 23,46,126 Boyer, Bob 76,79 Bradford, Roger 53 Bxadley, Brenda 24 Bradley, Jerry 57,78 Branch, Greg 57 Branco, Joe 63 Brandt, Toni 78 Brasher, Mike 53,79,108,114,123 Brattin, Tim 57,122 Bray, Mike 63 BRENET, RENE 11 BREY, MARIQUITA 2,3,12 Brinsmead, Cindy 57 Brinsmead, Mark 55 Broberg, Bryan 24,78 meerg, Janice 63,70,78,80 Brooks, Carol 57,78 Brooks, Douglas 57 Broom, Ellen 57 Brosche, Juanita 57 Brown, Ed 62,63,115 Brown, Jim 24 ,46,71,76,78 INDEX Browne, Trenton 57 Bruce, Barbara 57 Budd, Nike 24,88 Bucher, Ronnie 63,78 Buckham, Linda 53 Eunn,C10natd 6,24,46,73,75,77,80, 93 Burden, Pat 53,78 Burger, Carl 57,78 Burkett, Katherine 63 Burton, Elly 63 Butler, Texry 24,78,120 Byrne, Suzanne 57,80 BYRNE, HOWARD 12 Caldwell, Diane 18,25,46,70,77 Clndwell, Don 63 Campbell, Bruce 53,118 Campbell, Jake 57,123 Campbell, Martha 57 Campbell, Fat 53 Campbell, Pony 63 Campbell, Susan 57 Carriel, Art 53 Carstensen, Linda 63,78 Carter, Clayton 53 Carter, Kathy 25,46 Cartwright, Dick 57 Carvex, C'mdy 57 Carver, Nadine 57 Cate, Connie 25 Cats, Steve 57 Cater, Robert 70,78,114 Catron, Art 25,46,71,105,107 Cnyce, Robert 57,78 Champe, Leslie 25,71 Chapman, Nancy 46,57 Chapman, Warren 6,25,70,71,72, 75,85,86,120 Chappell, Kim Chase, Michele 63,70 Clark, Dennis 57,78,80,108,122 Clark, Donnie 53,80,108 CLAYTON, MARY 12 Colas, Becky 57 Cole, Maxilyn 53,78 Cole, Peggy 63,78 Collier, Mike 63 Comings, Kathy 63 Concepcion, Lolita 57 Conley, Nelson 53 Conway, Pete 57,105 Cooke, Debby 57,76 Cooper, Kenneth 63 Copeland, Carol 53,78 Comet, Patricia 63 Cornwall, Fonest 26,71,76,78,88 Cotchett, Caro1yn 57 Cotton, Noxman 26,78 Cox, Toni 26,46 Crafts, Carmel 53 CRAIG, DONALD 12,109 Crane, Pat 52,53,74,80 Crawioxd, Kathy 6,26,46,72,74,85, 86 Crawford, Roger 63 Creighton, Caro1 26 Creighton, Joan 53,76,91,94,103 Crichton, Jeff 26 Cirspo, Richard 57 CROCKETT, PHYLLIS 12 Crossman, Bob 53 Cullen, Denise 57, Cu1ver, Susan 57,76,80 Cummings, Stanley 53,108,121 Cummings, Stephanie 27 Cunningham, Doug 27,123 Cunningham, Gael 57 15L; Cunnin hemrrimlard 587M unier, Susan 5 f m . , ,x Dancy, Sandy 58 1'qu , Dancy, Rocky 63,108 ,I ' Danysh, Eric 63 Davidson, Kay 79 Davidson, Marilyn 27,46 Davis, Chame 53,71,104,120 Dawson, Karen 27,76 Dechow, Claude 58,108 Deck, John 63 cheon, Manuel 61 Define, Allan 63 Demaxest, Gcorganne 53 Dennis, Daphne 58 Desmarais, Peggy 53,75 Dewitt, Jack 58,108,115,122 Dickens, Joann 58 Dickens, Kenny 53 Dickens, Thomas 58,78 Didxichsen, Tina 63 Dilu, Hugh 58,120 Dinkel, Patsy 53 DISTEFANO, LOU 15 Domenici, Tina 27,46,91 Domito, Susan 53 Donex, Tasha 53 Donat, Garry 27 Doxsman, Peirre 63 Dowkex, Lynette 63 DOWN, ELLEN JANE 12 Draper, Judy 28,46,72,73,75 Drennon, Bonnie 63,78 DuBets, George 63 Dufton, 80b 53 Dunsford, Tony 28 Dure'm, Donna 28,46,73,75,126 Duygou, Danny 58,80 Eaton, Evelyn 58 Eaton, Ray 28,78,104,107 Edmonds, Liz 53 Edwards, Ken 53,114 EDWARDS, WARREN 10 Eggar, Larry 63 Ehgartner, Linda 63 EKSTRUM, ROBIN 11 Ekstrum, Robin 58 Eleshio, A1 58 15mm, Alex 28 Ellis, Roger 63 Exicson, Wendy 58,79 Erk, Tom 58 Ernst, Jean 63 Erwin, Emie 29 Escandon, Mike 45,76,104,107,122 Eystex, Charles 122 Faber, Jeanne 29,93 Faber, Mike 58,121 Faia, Tom 53,108,120 Fairfield, Steve 29,71,104,107 Faxr, Diena 53,78,79 FARR,JOHN13 78 9 ma Fanar, Phyllis 58 Farrell, Thomas 29,46,70,71,76, 118 Faulkner, Harold 29 Faunce, David 58,75 Fans, Duncan 13- Feldcr, Jean 63 Fernandez, Jose 58,115,120 Fike, Leslie 30,78 Fike, Robert 58,108 Fischer, Diana 63,78 Flamm'mi, Charles 58,78 Flammini, Juanita 58 FLETCHER, GRANT 10 Flint, Cindy 63 Fluegge, Marlin 53,108 Ford, Charles 78 Forsman, Frances 78 Foster, Pete 29,71,80 Fox, Sharon 63 inddlc, Kennett 53,71,79,105 Fritsche, Dorothy 63 Frumkin, Milton 63,108,118 Fry, Ruth 58 Fry, Tim 58,119 Funk, Dean 63 Gamble, Jan 63 Gamble, Merry 53 Gamble, Peter 53,108,118 Eamble, Russ 6,30,46,72,76,80 Causal, Suzanne 53 Garcia, Baxter 30,76,122 Garcia, Holly 64 Gardner, Richard 30 Garoutte, Jeri 64 Garouttc, Randy 53 Garretson, Peggy 30,46,78 Garretson, 133111110 58 Gatcombe, Susan 80 Cayman, Dianna 64 Gehrmg, Fred 64,108,119 Geim, Bill 54 Ceisen, Donel 54,121 GERARD, FRANK 11 Gerber, Willa 58,75 GERE, RAYMOND 13 Giles, Ann 30,46,91,102,126 C1165, Barbara 58,78 Cilman, Mary 54 Gimbel, Debby 64,78 Gimbel, Sandy 54 Givetz, Bruce 64 Gleichner, Gloria 54,76 Goldman, Cathy 64 COODRICH, ED. 11 Gorey, John 78 Goulding, Kathy 50 Gould'mg, Kathy 50 GRAHAM, ALBERT 13 GRAHAM, JOHN 113 Graham, Ed. 78 Graham, Kathy 53,78 Gxaham, Kathy 53,78 Graham, Mike 31 GRAHAM, TONI 13 Gray, Antonia 64,75 GRAY, PHYLLIS 13 GREENFIELD, WAYNE 10 Grey, Frances 31,76 Grey, Ronald 54 Grieco, Virginia 64,78 Groom, Olilee 54,80 Gulbmnson, Diane 31 Cum, Helga 31,46,73,75,80,126 Haak, Betty 64 Habex, Anne 58 Haber, Marilyn 62,64 Hackbarth, John 31,46,71,76,80, 118 HAGADORN, RICHARD 13 Hall, Pat 64,78 SALL SUE 11 Halle, Enborg 58,115,122 Haller, Robert 32 Haxber, David 54 Harbin, Linda 58 Harder, Craig 66 Harman, Bruce 118 Harmon, Bill 54 Harrah, Shirley 64 Harris, Dave 54,105,107 ,114,79 Hariis, Jerri 58,73 Harth, Steve 18,32,46,71,75,76,80, 84,88,118 Hartman, Linda 64 Hartexsley, Buzz 58 Hanan, Christine 58 Hazdovac, Patricia 58 HEAD, ISABEL 11 Heisel, Jerry 32,46 Heisel, Paul 64 HeXlam, Kathy 54 Hennessey, Scott 58,120 Hansel, Judy 32,46,70,77,85,86 Herzberg, Sue 58 Heshmati, John 54 Hctrick, Lon 64 Hibbe, Sharyn 32,46,76,87 HICKS, HADLEY13,105,107,122, 123 Hi1bert, Clayton 54,78,105 Hill,B'11154,108 HILL, ROMAYNE 13 Hinchcliff, Jack 78,104,120 Hinrz, Donna 64,78 Hirschi, Anne 58,76 HOBSON, JIM 11 Hague, Doug 32,79 Hohler, Mike 58 Hoisington, Helen 58 Holland, Betsy 54,80 Holman, Danny 54,91,104,107,108 121 Holmes, Bob 58,108 Holstein, Lama 58 Holt, James 58,119 Holt, Robert 58,119 Homing, Art 54,71,118 - Hosk'mg, Richard 79,129 Hudder, Linda 64 Huff, Jerry 64,123 Hulscy, Susan 58 Huntington, Party 54 Huxd, Marilyn 54 Hutchison, Vicki 33,73,85 Hyndman, Bruce 33,46,93 Iott, John 33 Ireland, Deanna 64 va'mg, Tom 64 Isenberger, Judy 64,77 Jacobi, Catherine 58 Jacobsen, Dennis 54,80 Jacobsen, Pam 64 Jensen, Donald 53 Johnson, Deanna 56 1 Jo- on H o . 4,114 Johnson, Karla 64 4 n I ' o n , z 58 Johnson, Roger 64,123 . Johnson, Royce 33 Johnson, Steven 64 Johnson, Steven G 61,112,122 Johnston, Stephen 33,46 Jones, Richard 33,79 Jones, John 64,108 Jones, Keith 58,119 JORDAN, MIRA 14 Juarez, Ralph 64,108 Judge, Michele 58 Kachavos, Elaine 18,34,46,85,86, 70,80 Kachavos, Janice 64 Kalber, James 34 Kalber, Karen 64 Kastox, Cheryl 58 Kastor, Rance 34,46,122 Kawananakoa, Regina 64 Keeble, Ann 59 Kelley, Gail 59 Kelley, James 54,71,91,104,112, 1 122 Kelley, Mare 64 Kennedy, Bill 59,123 Kiblex, Francis 59 Kiger, Christine 64 Kiger, Mary 59 King, Howdy 59,122 Kinion, Judy 34 K135, Barbara 59 KLAUMANN, CLYDE 114 Klein, Pam 64 Knapp, Candy 54,80 Kodani, Eugenie 59 Konkright, Linda 64 Kovacevich, Glenn 64 Kramer, Mike 64 Kratky, Judy 6,34,74 Krzltky, Laddy 46,59 ,77 Klaus, Ann 59,102 Krieger, Jan 59 Kvenild, Robin 64,80 Lachmund, Linda 64 Laky, Ginger 34,46,70,74,85,86 Lambert, Rodney 64 Lane, Karen 6,35,46,7Z,73,75,77, 86 Lange, Jay 62,64,,79,115 Larson, Bob 54,71,104 LAWI'I'ZKE, DICK 12,109,112 Lawson, Sharon 54 Lawson, William 59 Layton, Pat 35,46,77 Lefflcr, John 54,71,121 Lcidig, Ted18,35,46,71,105,106, 107,112 LEI'I'NER, MARGEL 11 Leland, Joella 54,70,72,73,75 Lemonds, Mike 64 Leuainger, Mary Jane 35,46 Leuuinger, Tom 59,120 Lewis, Pat E. 54,73 Lewis, Pat M. 52,54,72,75,76,77 Limov, Barbara 64 Lingcfeltex, Jack 59,123 LIPPSTREAU, HAROLD 15,115,121 Little, Matt 59,123 Loescl, Holly 35,46 Loescl, Tom 59 Loffelmacher, Dick 54,105,122 Loomis, Anne 54 Lucido, Sandra 35 LYON, PETER l4 Macy, Carleton 36,79 Macy, Clinton 64 Maher, David 54,76,114,122 Maher, Janet 64 Mahrt, Lynden 54,108,122 Makinster, Esther 64 Mapstcad, Randy 64 Markewitz, J'n-n 54,108,120 Maxshall, Alan 36,46,71,85,112 Manen, Marilyn 36 Martin, Jane 54,76,102 Martin, Marjorie 65,78 Maxt'meau, Pam 36 Manz, David 59,123 Marvin, Cris 57,108,122 Mason, Sue 54,78,105 Maxwell, Pat 14 May, Marti 65 May, Sherrill 59,79 Mnyficld, Barbara 36,46,126 Mayfield, Ronald 65 McArthur, Pete 64 McCauley, Suzanne 54 McCormick, Mike 64,70 Mchaig, Tina 64 McCulloch, Holly 59,77 McEwcn, Gwen 59 McEwcn, Jean 59,80 McGibney, Pat 64 McGill, Judy 9,64 McGinnis, Bob 64 McKenna, Jeff 52,54,70,85,86, 120 McNab, Phyllis 59 Meams, Susan 65 Menill, Roger 54,71,80,121 Mertz, Cathy 65 Meyer, Valerie 54 Michelson, Stan 54,122 Millar, Marcia 59 Miller, Alison 18,36,46,70,77,86 Miller, Andrews 65,70,79 Millet, Ellen 54 Miller, James 59 Miller, Jay 59,108 MILLER, LLOYD 14 Miller, Nancy 59 MILLER. OSCAR 11 Miller, Rick 65,80,115 Minium, Anne 59,77 MITCHELL, STUART 10 Mofiert, Bob 59,115,122 Molsbeny, Damn 65 Monroe, Richard 37,46 Montgomary, Mike 87 MOODY, CHARLES 14 MORRIS, WES 65 Morse, Pete 37,46,76,105,106,107, 112 Morton, Pete 59 MOSOLF, GEORGE 14 Mosulf, Pat 37,46,102 Mosolf, Tim 59 Mothershill, Ann 65,78 Mumford, Gaty 54,71,108 Mumford, Ronnie 65 Muncy, Maxsha 65 Murphy, 13316313 59 Murphy, Barry 37,46,104 Murphy, Dianne 54 Muscutt, Bill 54,104 Myers, Beth 65 Myers, Linda 65,78 Myers, Fat 54 Neikirk, Craig 54 NEIL, CLAYTON 10 Neilson, Mark 65 Nelson, Jeff 120 Nelson, Pete 59 Ncroda, Ed 59,80 Newman, Mike 59,80,119 Newton, Peggy 37,46,71,72,77,86 NEWTON, ROBERT Dr. 10 Nielsen, Geoffrey 120 Nishimum, Alan 59,108,114 Norberg, Karen 6,18,38,46,72,73, 75,80,126 Noto, Felicia 65 Oakey, Kathy 65 Oakey, Mike 54,108,123 Odello, Claire 54 Oenning, Jody 65 Oleson, Lee 38,71,86,104,107,120 Oliver, JoAnne 6,38,46,72,76,77 Oliviero, Larry 59 Olmsted, Pat 78,104 Olsen, Craig 62,65,121 Olson, Jerry 59,79 Osgood, Kathy 59 Otter, Marjorie 59,75 OWENS, LAURA BELLE 14 Packard, Pam 38,72,73,75 Pallasnini, Roger 59 Pallastxini, Karl 59,123 Palmer, Mary Fat 59 Palma, Bob 38,105,106 Panelli, Noel 65 PARAUTAUD, HENRI 14 Parga, Ann 59,78 Parkhurst, Bobby 65,79 Parsons, Linda 59 Pamode, Diana 38 Patnode, James 18,39,46 Patterson, Mike 54 Pau1,Mike 59,119 Pellett, William 59,123 Percival, Roland 65,79 Pesk'm, Ronny 65,108 Petersen, Maynard 59,119 Petersen, Susie 39,46,76,102 Petersen, Susie 39,46,76,102 Petersen, Tim 65,108 Pfaner, Susan 54,75,79 Pfeiffer, Peggy 55 Phelps, Sharon 59 Pilone, Phyllis 59 Pilot, Walt 55 Pismlka, Judy 55 Pollock, Gcoxge 39,46,71,91,105, 107 Pollock, Grant 59,108 Pollock, Rose Marie 59,76,80 Popelka, Bob 108 Porter, James 65 Porter, Jeff 55,118 Porter, Nancy 55,76 Poulos, Tom 59,108 Pratt, Judy 60 Pratt, Alexandra 59 Predmore, Linda 39,45,7o,75,77, 85,86,126 Preve, David 60,71,108,120 PRITCHARD, DICK 15 Proctor, Julie 54 Ptoctor, Nike 60,78 PULLMAN, DOROTHY 11 PULLMAN, GEORGE 11 Pullman, Susan 65,78 Purvis, James 60,70,79 Putnam, Jane 60,75 Quinta, Querida 60 Quyle, Put 39,46 Raggett, Jon18,39,46,70,71,80, 86,120 RAINIER, BUZZ 15,108,109,121 Ramoni, Jun 65 Raymond, Murial 55 Read, Mike 65 Reade, Shellie 55 Redhead, Pam 65 Reid, Karen 40,88 Rank, Bob 6,55 Pennels, Susan 60,75 Reynolds,Ga1c 65 Rhodes, Ray 65,108 Rial, Sally 40,46,76 Ricker, Bmce 55,118 Ricker, Scott 65,119 Risdon, Davin 60,115 Roberts, Martha 60,78 Roberts, Nancy 65,78,80 Robinson, Kurt 60,78 Rogers, Steve 40,46,118 Rosasco, Randy 65 Rose, c1111.; 40,46,71,85,86 Rose, Stephen 60,119 Rosewall, Pam 40,46 Royster, Penny 65 Rush'm, Carol 65,79 Ruskell, John 65 Russell, Fat 60 Russell, Robert 65 Russell, Sherry 65 Ruster, Heidi 60 RYLANDER, JOHN 15 Salyer, Joanna 65 Sampson, Sale 65 Sampson, Diane 60,78 Sands, Susan 55,76,80 Saulsbury, Ann 40,46,70,71,77,79, 126 Saulsbury, Robert 65 Saulsbury, Susan 60 Scates, Tom 55 Scheid, Greg 55.71.121 Schener, David 65,79 SCIUTTO, CHARLES 10 Sciutto, Susanna 60 Seabom, Brenden 41 Seaver, Senna 41,46,126 Scaver, Maranne 60 Seeders, Toshia 60 Seely, Penny 60 Seng, Linda 55 Sang, Muriel 60 Sentner, Ken 41,46,118 Shabram, Lyle 65 Shabram, Sandra 60 Shannen, Bill 55 SHARP, EVELYN 15 Sheinold Lax 60,123 Sherman, Ban'y ' 1 Sherry, Micheale 55,70,73 Shirley, Susan 41,46,76,94,103 Shively, Jan 65 Shively, Rich 41,47,105,107,112 shone, Judy 65,78 Shore, Steve 6,42,46,72,74,76,78, 86 Sibley, Rod 65,108 Silva, Gary 60,121 ,1 ,8erta 50,73 ' 'mmons, 5115 Simpso , am 0 Sinclair, Mark 65 Singleton, Linda 55 SIPPEL, PAT 15 Skillman, Jane 42,47,73,75,76 Slocum,Sandra 42,47 Smedley, Stephanie 42 Smith, Andy 60 Smith, Buddy 65 Smith, Lynn 55,108 Smith, Robin 60 Smith, Stan 52,55,70,86,108,120 Smith, Steven 60 Smith, Stuart 65,78,119 SNYDER, RICHARD 10 Soprano, John 42,78 Soxri, Cherie 55 Sam, Ron 42,47,80 Spear, Carol 43 Spencer, Lee 60 Spriggs, Dennis 60 Spriggs, Peggy 65 Spring, Gary 60,79,123 Springer, Mike 55 Stean, Ralph 139 Stean, Sallie 65 Steele, Becky 60 Steffen, Pete 66,115,121 Steinbexgex, Erica 62,66,70 Steliga, Bob 60,108 Stewart, Carol 43 Stier, Terra 61 Stitt, Duncan 66 51:11:11, Greg 60 Stockman, Georgina 55,78 Stone, Nancy 60 Stoneson, Linda 66 Stoney, Katie 66,78 Streeton, Kathy 60,75 Stronsnider, Lesley 55 Stronsnider, Robin 60 Stronsnider, Sandy 66 STUMBO, RAY 15 Sweeney, Fat 60 Swim,Maxilyn18,43,47,70,76,85, 86 Swim, Roger 60 Taaffe, Martha 55 Taaffe, Mike 47,93,104,107 Taafie, Tim 66 Tadlock, Maxa 55,80,94,103 Tadlock, Susie 62,66,77,80 Taxbox, Beth 60,78 Taylor, Kay 55,79 Tegtmeict,A155,108,115,122 Tegtmeiex, Cheryl 66 Temple, Lorilee 55 Tcxry, David 43,104,107,120 Terry, Gay 66 Teny, Joe 55,120 Thielan, Don 66,114 Thies, Nola 60 Thomas, Adrienne 55,80 Thomas, Art 43 Thomas, Diana 60 Thomas, Docl 62,66 Thomas, J 1m 55,108 Thompson, Donn 55 Thompson, Cary 66 THOMPSON, JACK 11 Thompson, Larry 66,123 Tinker, Tina 60 Tobias, Mary 60 Todd, Marsha 44,73 Tolan, John 66,103 Toner, Joseph 66,115 TORRENTE, VINCE 11 Townsend, Bob 66 Toy, Liz 60,78 Tmpkus, Steve 66,115 Txcvvett, Kriegh 60 Trivitte, Jim 44,47,71,78,104,106 Trusdale, Tamar 52 TURNER, FLORENCE 11 Turner, Nini 66 TURNER, ROBERT 11 Tweedie, Jean 66 Tweedie, Terence 55,71,104,120 Twomey, Jan 6,44,47 Twomey, Lynn 55 Twomey, Val 60 Van, Cathy 66 Valnizza. 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