Castle Park High School - Speculum Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1974 volume:

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' Q .......... . . . . . . . .IO i i , d hl ' . . . ilsrgileliilrigggfnriuzirlibezitonZi16VIi:rZiiiiiiJFiiiiirecimciictivclinjdleijdifriox, and Campus Llfe ..... . . . 52 it is our hope that the updated format of the 1974 Speculum will , V ' be able to cover the traditions 0f4Troy more efficiently. ,,,, , , , .78 WJEJPN W Athletics ...... .. . . . .los Qgjg, W ja Affiliations .... . . ..... .... , .I6O Jag, Q Juniors, Sophomores ....... I74, I83 3,,rpS,5Q - Trojan Triumvirate. . . . ......I94 2353! Advertising. . . . . . . . . . . . 222 3 i X9 V O v-X The second decade dawns with us. Other classes from other years established the traditions that we have built our student life upon. We gladly welcomed alumni to Homecoming 1973, where beauty reigned supreme. Athletics play, an important role at Castle Park because it is through their successful competitive events along with the Drama Department, Speech Team, and Band's performances Castle Park gains its distinctive, respected name. All phases of sports are actively involved in league competition, and the Trojan name always finds its way to the top. U XJ az U GQ J cp f XX QV LO' fi' in 5 X .-1? 'av 1 ii -il? ' 4 4 M 'EST , -x 3? M' ,:- I 5 2 ' X ,. NNv+ 5' 591 Ju lm , ISM ' v,-, i Wg mr , Q AV QQ 'ii' 'S-...1 K ar' fm, 6 433 .65 'S' ' . '72 tsl ,ARM wi SEM wif? 2, f f 1 '9 91:- A . QL1 9' i , gf 1 JW ' '1 i'E..hE'?W i Ziew'-vat , ' Y va af' A F, Ql- W At Tro There Is Something for 1 rv , 4 K at I X! 591511 f I 'I' in X Y - - - W1 1 ?iezfQw, ee., :ff -M . t , We thmk not so much ofthe rememberxng we wlll do, but ofthe SQ' r .f l Q livlng we have done. Every day and sltuatlon has been an A it :?,,y4,. Q. P 5, '- 5 . K experlence ln itself. As each student IS mterested ln and pursues it Q 'L f 5 ,L . g f -'1., 4t hls own career, all llVC harmoniously with the common knowledge it f ' .,t,,,.wfE,g4.ft'.1f, . z' -4 J . . . R Q 4 ,-,wwf-,gf -2551.5 cy ' - -' 3,-1 as :gI ,1:gf1f'5fJif,Qf-5 ,S-a-, K that there rs somethmg for everybody at Troy lf they take the Q - 'Egg 5 ,Z time to fmd lt. 5,35 .lj-qv A t,. . J 'Q ., , ' ,A J , X 99148 K ' e 3 ' '59 'Wil -rA1 if 1-X .ff R ' ' t ' F Q t ttsr J-Jr , . , w e-fur' ,c4 x,,. QL ' 4-z 1 -.Fl x -1'f,?:::, 1-537 1, Z? Ma. . ng ' 'vw f 'fe .-L ,g l4'1Pi.' fvfwi?-' e K 2'-P153 12- w a, -,i rl , L ' 7 A , ll 'L' errrtt ,A ,,-J ff lf at N,e, 4 at l Q ' se, 4 t l j ' A L ' - , 1 ' 4 is e A , .f-f, , . , , .Y .,., ,Q N We , ,rf-,Q 1'-:mwsvfm-Sci'-'M, fwf-Hfw'V :e'..-- ., 1 -'-Vai.-f i.-3528? .1 ,ip was Hg .. .1 rf g to We e, M f K ' Q W L :gf 1 ,x g r f e Wi t as A , f Wa ffle' his ' . el' f We f e ' 3.7 ' 24, k ,n :L I , N 6 Everybody Involvement, Study, and Thought GP T7 X :- 9. I Ev' XJ f' ,R . ..-. Ts' .1 1, ,- A 6 'D 'L 1, J 9 Nl L T? A Q I7 P -F: ' . N, .13 ' U is if N t J t f' C, A fs 7 P, Q C iv if CX! Q' 3 C3 f f 5 1-, , 7 ff 1 ? ' ff? F if N' Q M L. 7 t 8 t t .1 1 I l ,ff . 'f , W 9623 0 OIF Q, Yr ad' U wg , !oJjj9 05QxoA'lfq i -lj! -x LVQW A .g fo 0 ugodfj if DVJQJ RFU 0 Mark Trojans M 40gy5f2f25 W LYJX X041 Njb 670609 af Oxox Jw ,gg N45 'iq W l N 6 ft JJ 00 r JJ O r vii appklr, Ui 40 lv af fd' 52,8902 ofa as 6 46, 9O,FQjfvr9Nm gbyl . i W Wavf' fb GMS i lllwidirc, if L0 9'bg.fNl7 Education is our natural goal. Castle Park High School would not exist without it. The word education has many sides, but above all, it concerns our preparation for the world outside theseffrojan walls. It also deals with our social life, and maturing into a so- called adult. Involvement and study, reflection and thought have marked our Trojans at the beginning of this new decade. AC-f ' ,,,,Kff I . 4 9 M 'vez ff X QQ i ,xx Q92 C29 E, SL Seniors ES m0l'l Me Sensor SENIGR YELL Trojans we are and always will be. Continuing on in victory. Bright tomorrows in you W6 tI'USt. Second decade dawns 'th wi us. S-E-N-I-O-R-S Seniors 74 forevermore -- ..,,,,. . 4, If Q34 I si ?iv5 .. K at an Q 1 , Y 'N-. . L k l g' L'k. V f. f L 'Q ' ' -7 1 . 1 Ef 1 1 7 . , K f 'f 'I ' A - Q s aw ,M . .51 2152 ' fi? 2 ggi ? ' j QL , , gm 3 M 1 ,fer 1 his 'I' 151 Jr we ,f',,??, ffxwif ,,, , , ., , . if sf is I ini., V from-4 A 154 f 4 L, . f' fly. 1 if 5 1 4. 'Y S' 4? F 9 x 'ea 1 27' 'G W 3 43 1 ., 3 1: NA! I l ,H A Q 2' 1 '51 4 ,W H Q, 4 tj Q ,K wil X 5, A E r 'Hz ,, Q W 4 s if F , QL 5.95 5 BQ fi 1 I I 4 'Q I 'I I ff i if 4 3 '77 :ig gas 1 hge! 1 .1 .,,,,ww, , H a . .. ,, 1 ,', A ,f . 4.0, i 4-1 HQ! Activities and Prom s. fig, iwigiigifgn M Q ' 'I-find? ' The 1974 Senior Class is the first class of a new decade. They have followed paths through Castle Park and lived through their most important senior year with memories belonging only to their class. Senior committees serve to plan out the big activities of the year, and the class officers oversee everything that happens. The 1973-74 officers are President Ellen Hill, Vice-President Lisa Bravo, Secretary Jeanette Hoffman and Treasurer Kay Azuma. Highlights of their Senior year that the class of '74 made is contained herein. Announcement 14 'ifiifug N -5 : :cj ' ti . 1 . M yaiife It f L., ezfsgga, 'r.. Q Q?-1 1ri1:'3eZ. 5 5 af ,ff :uf Q ' M 6. 4-. iommittee in . 1 M-- 'AE-Me - .1 Cap and Gown Committee K a ff., . ga - ' X,,v.1s f fifV5 lf9'ik1 x. , if Mg'?fQ,.49u5f1i' ,, 211' , ,fs+kf:f'? 2 s ,fy .' ,Thi ' f . A A- ,w5 f 'fQ'?? N f fx 'Qi - .. . fx' owl M, beta , ,- - '- V, f ' . L if A Rang Q1 4 -mud 52 A ' - 1 ,.,M,..,2ggd,1W ,, , gf f--' nl : V Q... i SU i. V ' . , it H - it it '.Kf'k T it A H55 Q i i .ri A 1 I . . N Tv A f : M Q' 'A V 'H 3 o eq? A Y k v X V 5 .1 . - I .,. , 3 A 3 f ,, f fa N. , M 1 '1 I s-- ' . 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QV CHARLIE COSIO KAREN COURTNEY JJ JULIE CRUZ BRUCE DAM EWORTH MEDRITH DAVIS CARON CRIDER GRISELDA CUADRAS GLORIA DANQUE BELINDA DAYLO 115 TERRY CROSBY SAM MIE CU EVAS DENISE DAVIS PETE DEDDEI-I BETH CROUGHWELL SANDY CUNNINGI-IAM 'hu-wwf SWM ISIS A JEFF DAVIS KATHY DE HAAN CECILIA DELGADO JAVIER DIAZ THERESA DUNPHY KENNETH EISAN ALEX DE LOS REYES 4 I V QW? K, DOUG DICKSON 'T' DAWN DUGALL JIM ELSHEIKH RICARDO DE SARACI-IO LAW DOMASIG RODOLFO DURON RUDY ESPINOZA MELODEE DESSAUER I CYNTHIA DUARTE 1 in A Q , BOB EBERMAN RICHARD ESTRADA JOAN ETCHELLS ELISE FISHER HOLLY FRANK BLANCA GARCIA PAULINE FALK ELIZABETH FLUALLEN d 3'P JAMES FULL ELEANOR GARCIA DIANE FERGUSON KAREN FORD MIKE FETTER DE BRA FRANK DONNA FYOCK ESTRELLA GARCIA LUPE GAONA GEORGE GARCIA 1 . . my ITN' 32 WI fy? y3LILLIAN GARCIA EDDIE GAVI VICKIE GODOY BELINDA GOLDER MARIA GARCIA MARGARET GENTRY JOE GODWIN CHARLES GOLDING EDWARD GARZA LINDA GIECK JOHN GODWIN GREG GOMEZ DAVID GASDASKA ELLEN GLOVER DEBBIE GOFF ALICIA GONZALEZ ELIA GONZALEZ MYRNA GONZALEZ ROBERTA GREGORY JEANNETTE GONZALEZ ROSALINDA GONZALEZ SHERRI GREENE JENNIFER LEON GUERRERRO BOBBY GUTIERREZ K J LAURA GONZALEZ ROSALIE GRADILLAS SAMUEL GUARIN SAMMY GUAFIERREZ MIKE GONZALEZ JUNE GREGORY ALICE GUDINO ELAINE HALL CARL HANCOCK DAVID HANEY DON HANSEN STEVE HAWKINS CHARLES HAYNES DAISIE HAYES ' DEBBIE HEALY CARL HECKELSBERG RODRICK HENDERSEN DUANE HIGHHOUSE ELLEN HILL JEANETTE HOFFMAN CHRIS HARDY TOMMY HAYES TIM HICKS we we KATHLEEN HOLAHAN DIANA HOVEY PATTY HOYE LORIE HUNTER DAN IRWIN JOHN IULI PAUL JARAMILLO 4- I J? 1 I 1 , 4. . , Q .. x I B DEBBIE JENNINGS DOUG JENNINGS JACK IEWETT Yiwu., 'Ai CHRISTINE JONES CRAIG KATHAN ROBERT KIRBY KRYSTAL HUZAR BILL JENKIN THERESA jOHNSON MICH AEL KITTS CHRIS KLINKENBERG BARBARA LEVARDO JOSE LOPEZ BILL MAKI YOSHIYOKI KUROKAWA ROBYN LEARNED MIKE LEWIS GAIL LEVARDO BLANCA LOPEZ GILBERT LOPEZ 'QU MARIA LOPEZ MIGUEL LOPEZ EMILY LUQUE FRED MAKI ERNESTO MAGANA YOLADA MAGANA MARIA MANOAG RITA MARTINEZ DAVID MC CLELLAND DAVID MC MILLEN JESSICA MANN KEN MARVIN DALE MC INVALE MARK MC SORLEY MICHELLE MAPLE PHIL MAST WILLIAM MC KINNEY TONY MEITLER ARCELI A M.-XRTINEZ DIANNA MATTHEWS ANNE MC LINDEN BILL MERSHON LINDA METCALF SYLVIA MOLINA AM ALIA MONTOYA LILLIAN MORALES AIDA MIA ffw fi! I IIRRR I I 'ffgf SKIPPER MONTANELI MARIA MONTOYA HERB MICHEL .I LAURA MONTGOMERY sf? I s :Q 3 X , ' s' AT, I , 5 OSE MINAS TITO MONTA MOORE ROBIN MOORE CAROL MORGAN -,-l M JOSE Moss DEBORAH MUNDWILLER LEO NAVA ROSANNE NOVAK MARIA OROZCO ENEDINA MUNIZ Y. JOYCE NEWMAN LARRY O'BLENNESS MARTIN ORSINELLI MARIA MURRIETA PEGGY NISWONGER PAM ALA OLIVER NORMA PABLOS CONNIE NARANJO CL EVIE NIXON BILL O'MOI-IUNDRO ELIZABETH PALM AR C- iii , WV, 'VND' ff: I,- wx T I J N ' . , ,A QI Q I N 3 V .lg V ,I In um, .- Q ROBERT PATE VICTOR PATRON SUE PEET GUS PEREZ TI-IERESA PEREZ DEBEE PETERS ADELA PIZARRO VIVIAN PORTILLO CINDY PEABODY DEBRA PEDERSEN LAURA PEREZ LOUISE PEREZ YVONNE PIEPER IW Jf MARY PINEDA SI-IELDON NANCY PRYOR MARION PSELLOS ROBBIE RANDALL IRMA RENTERIA BEV RILEY ROBERT RADCLIFF DAVID LITTLE RAVEN ROBERT REYES DEBORAH RITCH LONNIE RAIMOND TERRY REED MARIA REVELES LARRY RITTER MARTHA RAMIREZ HENRY REGUINDIN .W L ' I -,,- I A i ts T' X ' -I :surf ' .., A px., gr ,-'-Q ALLEN RILEY KATH RODEN ARM ANDO RODRIGUEZ EDWARD RUIZ SALOMON SAENZ ROSALINDA SANTOYA DAMARIS ROJAS VICTOR ROJAS TOM ROTH LYDIA RUIZ DEBRA SABELLICO GLENN SALAZAR RAM ON SALAZAR JESSE SABLAN SALLY SALAZAR JOSEPH SAPANZA DAVID SAUBER LYNN SAYER A , JAMES SCOTT KEVIN SCOTT DAN SEDOR PATTI SEE ROY SHANK STEPHEN SHANNON SALLY SHEELY CATHY SHERWOOD SUSAN SCZEPANIAK ELAINE SEILER LESLIE SHAW PAT SHETLER , jULIUS SEARS SHARON SHACKELFORD JOHN SHEA VAL SHIELDS JOANNE SI-IINOHORA JANICE SKIDMORE KARLA SPECI-IT LAURA STOWASSER K OI JANET SHIRK I ,I DAVID SISEMORE CATHIE SKELTON CINDY SMITH DEBORAH STARE JACK STOWERS MARY SOLORZANO KEN STEVENS THERESA SULLIVAN JEFF SONTAG SCOT STODDARD JULIA SULLIVANT ROBYNNE SURRATT TERESA TELLEZ PAMELA TIPP STEVE TREDWAY CAROL SYVERSON KEITH THOMPSON KATHY TORRES RICARDO TREVINO SHERRY TANNEHILL MARK TAYLOR LORI THOMPSON KEN TINSLEY NORMA TORRES MITCH TRACY MARK TRYON DONNA TIILLIS RICK TURNER MARIO VALDIVIA LIZ VERDUGO .mm ,,. 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Swim Team, Band ALVARADO, JOHN Football, Track ALVAREZ, JAVIER AMEZCUA, RUTH APPLEWHITE, MIKE Adv. Band ARAGONA, LINDA ARBALLO, ANA Pep Club, French Club, House of Rep., Chairman of Cap and Gown, Flag Corps, Letterettes Captain ARIZALA, ELUGO ' ARREGUIN, JOSE AYERS,.CRAIG AYRES, RICHARD Baseball JV, AZUMA, KAY Photography Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Senate, Letterette Co-Capt., Trumpet Staff, Photography Editor I BAILEY, VALERIE Spanish Club, Knowledge Bowl, CSF, Senator, House of Rep., Captain of flags BAILEY, LUONA BAIN, JACKIE BAIN, NANCY ' Speculum, Prom Comm. Chairman, JR and SR Picnic Comm. BAKER, DEBORAH ANN BAKER, DEBORAH Pep Club, Football Manager, House of Rep., Squire to Tribune of Elections, Symphonic Concert Band, Instrumental Ensemble, Pep Band, Varsity Song- Senate, Tribune of Elections, Knowledge Bowl, CSF, Editor of Trumpet BETHEA, J ANICE BETHEA, J ODY Interact Key Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track BEVINGTION, CHRIS Judo Club, Basketball Manager BIGBEY, BARBARA ' BOHNERT, BARBEE Pep Club, Co-Capt. of Pennants, Tribune of Pep, President of Pep Club, Pennant Corp, JV Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen BOOTH, MARK VTR BOUCHER, RICHARD Football, Wrestling BRAVO, LISA Spanish Club, Baseball Man- ager, Vice President of Sophomores, Junior and Sr. Class Rep. for all Senior Committees BREED, CHERYL ANN French Club, Pep Club, Flag Corps, Varsity Song- leader, Speculum Staff Co-Editor BRIGHT, DEBRA BROCK, JOE BRUCE, LARRY Bowling Club, Baseball, Swimming, Sports Editor for Trumpet Staff BRUCELAS, SONNY Wrestling, Judo Club, Amer- ican-Asian Club, J V and Varsity Wrestling L BRYANT, ANNE Bowling, GAA, Termis, Spanish, Softball, Basketball, Treasurer of Tennis Club , BRYANT, STEVE Bowling Club, Band BUDLONG, JOHN Key Club, Bowling Club CANTRELL, CONNIE S Club, Pep Club, Girls League, Drama Club, Cheer- leading for 73-74 CARDONA, MARIA ANTONIETA CARON, LOUIS CSF Vice President, Marching Band, Symph. Band, Pep Band, Baseball French Club, Los Aztecas CHAMBERS, DON Golf Team CHENEY, MIKE CLARK, DONNA SP Club, Photography Club CORDERO, JUAN COFFMAN, FERN ' Health Careers, President of Red Cross Youth, President of Trojan Knights CONWAY, SHARON COON, PAT Varsity Football COPELAND, CHARLES JV Football CORBALA, BOB Soccer CORNELIUS, ROBERT CORNELIUS, VICKY COSIO, CHARLIE COURTNEY, KAREN COWEN, LETICIA CRIDER, CARON Secret Pal for Cross Country CROSBY, TERRIE Speech Club, French Club, Red Cross Youth Club, Campus Life, Diving Team, Pres. of French Club, V. President of Speech Club, Pres. of Speech Club, Trojan Tongues of Talent Student Communications Comm CROUGHWELL, BETH Trojan Knights, Pep Club, Girls Volleyball, Girls Soft- ball, Girls Basketball, Squire to the Tribune of Assemblies CRUZ, JOHN CRUZ, JULIE C. Aztecs CUADRAS, GRISILDA CUEVAS, SAMMIE CUNNINGHAM, SANDY Pep Club, Secret Pals, Key- ettes, Track Manager, Chair- man of Senior Activities, Pennants Lt. Baseball ISHIHORO Health Club, Club, Sophomore Ad- Rep., Trojanettes DENISE House of Representatives DE SARACHO, RICARDO Cross-Country, Track and Soccer s I DESSAUER, MELODEE . Cross Country, Bowling, Cross Country Manager DIAZ, JAVIER , DOMASIG, LAWRENCE Interact Club, Basketball, Band . DUGALL, DAWN ' Pep Club, Interact Club, Wrestling Club, Inter-Club Council, CSF, Varsity Wres- tling Manager and Statistician, Wrestling Club President, Soph. and JR. Senator, Band Council, Trojanettes, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Senior Prom Comm. DUNPHY, THERESA S Club, President of S Club, Art Guild, Letterettes, Princ. Communications Committee DURON, RUDY EBERMAN, BOB Photography Club, Cross Country and Track, Judo Club, Cross Country and Track Team JV and Varsity EISAN, KEN Science Club, Trojan Knights ELSHEIKH, JIM Track ESCOLANTE, RUBEN ESPINOZA, RUDY ESTRADA, RICHARD JV and Varsity Football and Baseball ETCHELLS, JOAN Trojan Knights, Pres. Inter- Club Council, Interact, Girls Athletics, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Tribune of Service, ASB X FALK, PAULINE FERGUSON, DIANE Tennis, Basketball, Badminton FETTER, MIKE FISHER, ELISE Wrestling Club, Senior Cap . and Gown, Office Helper FLORES, PETE Soccer, Swimming FLUALLEN, ELIZABETH CSF, Sec-Treasurer of MARIA Wrestling Club, Health Rep. to ROSSANA Band Representatives, JEFF l..1WY Photo Club, Cross Country and Track Club, Golf, Speculum, Trumpet Staff FYOCK, DONNA GALVIN, DAVID GAONA, GUADALUPE Spanish Club, Interact, Red Cross Rep., Basketball Statistician, Badminton Team, Cap and Gown Committee GARCIA, BLANCA Aztec Club GARCIA, GUADALUPE Aztec Club, Judo GARCIA, ELEANOR Art Guild, Spanish, CSF, Ten- nis, Knowledge Bowl, GAA Tennis, Manager of Boys Ten- nis, Basketball STST., Tribune of Art, Pres. of Art Guild, Vice Pres. Tennis, Treasurer of Tennis Club, Senior Cap and Gown Comm. GARCIA, STACE S Club, Tennis GARCIA, GEORGE GARCIA, LILLIAN GARZA, EDWARD Soccer GASDASKA, DAVID Bowling Club GAVIN, EDDIE GENTRY, MARGARET Tennis Club, Photo Club, Senior Announcements Comm. GIECK, LINDA GLOVER, ELLEN German Club, Band, House of Representatives GODOY, VICKIE GODWIN, JOHN JV and Varsity Football, Wrestling and Track GODWIN, JOE GOFF, DEBRA Spanish Club, and Senior Announc. Comm., Photo Club GOLDER, BELINDA President of Photo Club, Keyettes, Track Manager, Captain of Pennants, Spec- ulum Staff GOLDING, CHARLES Golf, Band I GOMEZ, GREGORY Varsity Football GONZALEZ, MYRNA GONZALEZ, ALICIA GONZALEZ, JUAN GONZALEZ, ELIA Aztecas GONZALEZ, ROSALINDA Aztecs GONZALEZ, JEANNETTE Vice Pres. of HS Club, Girls First Lt French Club GUARIN, SAMMIE Wrestling Club, Varsity Wrestling, Band GUDINO, ALICE GUTTIERREZ, BOBBY Spanish Club, Lettermen's Club, JV and Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball, Sophomore and Junior Class President GUTIERREZ, SAMUEL HAGER, ROBERT HALL, ELAINE P. Sec-Treasurer in Trojanettes, Trojanettes, Lieutenant in Trojanettes HANCOCK, CARL Wrestling Club, Bowling Club, Wrestling HANEY, DAVID Water Polo, Track HANSEN, DONALD HARDY, CHRISTOPHER Varsity Football HAWKINS, STEVEN Spanish Club, Knowledge Bowl, Interact, CSF, Editor of the Trumpet, CSF Treasurer, ASB Attorney General, Senator, Squire to Tribune of Election, Senate, The Trumpet Staff, Senior Announcements Comm. HAYES, THOMAS HAYES, DAISIE Girls League, Senior Prom Committee HAYNES, CHARLES Knowledge Bowl, Pres. Senior Science Club, Interact, French Club, American-Asian Club, Raquetball, Tribune of Act., Speech Team HAYWARD, ALAN HEALY, DEBBIE Pep Club, GAA, House of Rep. HECKELSBERG, CARL Bowling Club, Cross Country and Track HENDERSON, RODERICK HICKS, TIMOTHY Trumpet, VTR HIGHHOUSE, DUANE HILL, ELLEN Interact See., Pep Club, Trojan Knights, Senior Class President, Helen of Troy, House of Rep., Senate, Principal's Commu- nications Comm., Squire to Tribune of Elections, CSF, Member of all Senior Comm. HOFFMAN, JEANETTE Pep Club, Senior Class Sec., House of Rep., Member of HUNTER, LORIE Badminton Team, Speculum HUSZAR, KRYSTAL Tennis Club, Interact, Tennis Team, Pennant Corp, Speculum Staff, Senior Ann. Comm. IRWIN, DANIEL JV and Varsity Football IULI, JOHN JARAMILLO, PAUL JENKIN, BILL Key Club, Interact, Baseball, Basketball, Track JENNINGS, DEBBIE GAA, Softball Team JENNINGS, DOUG JEWETT, JACK JOHNSON, TERRI S Club, Letterettes KATHAN, CRAIG Cross Country, Swimming KIRBY, ROBERT JV and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track KITTS, MICHAEL KLASEN, JOSEPH KLINKENBERG, CHRIS German Club, Science Club, American-Asian Club, Interact, Principals Student Advisory Comm., Senate, Chula Vista Youth Comm., SDCOYO- YACSBYS Comm. YAB KUROKAWA, YOSHIYULI Basketball LA DUKE, DOUGLAS LA GUERA, BLANCA Aztecas, Chorus, Basketball LEARNED, ROBYN LEON GUERRERO, JENNIFER American-Asian Club, French Club LEVARDO, BARBARA LEVARDO, GAI L Sn Club, French Club, Pep Club Football Manager, Badminton Team, House of Representatives, Prom Committee LEWIS, MIKE LITTLERAVEN, DAVID LOPEZ, MIGUEL LOPEZ, JOSE LOPEZ, GILBERT LOPEZ, BLANCA Azteeas, Chorus, Vocal Ensemble, Drama LOPEZ, MARIA ELENA MONTOYO, MARIA ELVIRA Los Aztecas, Photo Club MONTOYO, AMALIA Aztecas MOORE, ROBERTA MOORE, CURTIS MOORE, ROBIN Tennis Club, Photo Club, Girls League Rep., Jr. Class Sec., Speeulum Staff MORALES, LILLIAN Bowling Club, Spanish Club, House of Rep., CSF, Trojanettes MORGAN, CAROL Pep Club, Keyettes, Senior Activities Comm., Trojanettes, JV Pepleader, Varsity Song- N MA MOSE, Wrestling Club, Cross Country and Track Club, American- leader Photography Club, Speech Club, Knowledge Bowl, Track Team, See. Speech Club, Prine. Communication Comm., Senior Activities Comm. PEET, SUE Trojan Knights, GAA PEREZ, GUSTAVO PEREZ, LAURA Los Aztecas PEREZ, LOUISE Trojan Choir PEREZ, TERESA Cap and Gown Comm. PETERS, DEBEE Pep Club, Art Guild, Trojan Knights, Squire to Tribune of Assemblies, Tribune of Assem- blies, CSF, Cap and Gown PHILLIPS, LAQUETTA PIEPER, YVONNE President of Girls League, Vice Pres. of Girls League, Asian Club, Judo Club, Cross Rep. of Girls League, Country, Wrestling, Track MUNDWILLER, DEBORAH Pep Club, Wrestling Club, Trojan Knights, Cap and Gown, VP in Wrestling Club, Pep Club, Wrestling, Trojan Knights, Choir MUNIZ, EMEDINA AUNA Trojanettes MURRIETTA, MARIA GAA, Cap and Gown Comm. NARANJO, CONNIE Aztecas, Chorus ARANJO PAUL NAVA, LE NAVA, VICTOR NEWMAN, JOYCE Advanced Drama, Choir NISWONGER, PEGGY Spanish Club, Knowledge Bowl, CSF NIXON, CLEVIE NOVAK, ROSANNE - Pennants OBLENNESS, LARRY French Club, Rep. OLIVER, PAMELA HOPE Senior Prom Committee , QMOPIUNDRO, WILLIAM Varsity Baseball, Spring League OROZCO, MARIA ESTHER ORrSINELLI, MARTIN Interact Club, Pep Club, Trojanettes, JV Pepleader, Varsity Cheerleader PINEDA, MARY Los Aztecas, Senior Announc. PIPES, MARK Band PIZARRO, ADELA PONCE JR., JOSE LUIS Track Club, Cross Country Club, French Club, CIF Club, Cross Country and Track Team POWELL, SHELDON Football, Basketball, Track POST, TIMOTHY PRILLO, VIVIAN Advanced Band, Symphonis Band PRYOR, NANCY PSELLOS, MARION CSF, Knowledge Bowl, Spanish Club, Choir PURCELL, JOHN RAMIREZ, MARTHA -,I ' -'I I 8 , 1 'x . RAN - L R BERT RANK DAVID Swimming, Basketball, Track REED, TERRY Photo Club, Spanish Club, House of Rep. REGUINDIN, HENRY JV, Basketball RENTERIA, IRMA REVELES, MARIA nuvno rn Dnnunfr 1 DE' gf 58' 15.55-iw ,Q I ' O 5 9 ROTH, THOMAS Baseball RUDERSHAVEN, WILLIAM RADCLIFF JR., ROBERT DEWEY RAIMOND, LONNIE RUIZ, EDWARD RUIZ, LYDIA SABELLICO, DEBRA Pep Club, Art Guild, Trojan Knights, Spanish Club, S Club, GAA Tennis SABLAN, JESSE SAENZ, SOLOMAN Track, JV and Varsity Football SALAZAR, RAMON SALAZAR, GLENN Judo, Judo Club SALAZAR, SALLY MARIE Letterettes, Swim Team Manager SANTOYA, ROSALINDA Aztecs Club, Modern Dancing, Clerical Aide SAPANZA, JOSEPH SAUBER, DAVID CSF, French Club, Senior Banquet Committee SAWYER, LYNN S Club, Pep Club, House of Rep. SCOTT, JAMES CSF, Knowledge Bowl, German Club, Science Club, Track SCOTT, KEVIN SCZEPANIAK, SUSAN CSF, GAA ' SEARS, JULIUS BBTC, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football, JV Football, Soph. Basketball SEDOR, DAN J V Tennis SEE, PATRICIA SEILER, ELAINE SHACKELFORD, SHARON SHAMBLIN, DAVID Varsity Football SHANK, ROY Tennis, CSF, Senior Banquet Comm. SHANNON, STEPHEN Tennis Club, German Club, Wrestling Club, Tennis Team, Wrestling Team SHAW, LESLIE House of Rep., Keyettes, Pennants SHEA, JOHN Bowling Club, Football SHEELY, SALLY French Club, Concert and Marching Band CLIF! CVV V ATT-TT PUNT Swim Team and Water Polo SISEMORE, DAVID Science Club, Knowledge Bowl SKELTON, CATHIE Drama Club, Pep Club, S Club, Pennants SKIDMORE, JANICE SLESNICK, RENEE SMITH, CYNTHIA Trojan Knights, Squire to Tribune of Pep, Prine. Comm. Committee, Rep. of the House, Speech SOLORZANO, MARY SONTAG, JEFF SPECHT, KARLA Football Manager , SPURGEON, MANUEL STARE, DEBORAH Flag Corps, Co-Captain of STEVENS, KEN Drama Club ' STODDARD, EVAN STODDARD, NORMAN SCOTT Drama Club, Football, Swim- ming Manager STONE, ROBERT STOREY, LYN CSF STOWASSER, LAURA Service Club, Girls League, President of ASB, Pennants, Senate STOWELL, WILLIAM Football STOWERS, JACK Spanish Club, French Club, Knowledge Bowl, Art Guild, Pep Club, Circum Terrum, Ten- nis Club, Interelub Council, Tennis, Basketball Manager, Tribune of Art, Art Guild Pres. and Treas., Varsity Cheerleader, Senate, House of ,Rep., Principals Comm., Seniors Activities Comm. SULLIVAN, THERESA SULLAVANT, JULIA SURRATT, ROBYNNE Prom Comm., Girls League, Letterettes, Capt. of Letterettes SYVERSON, CAROL Spanish Club, CSF, Interact, Banquet Comm., Tennis, GAA, Senate, Pennants, House of Representatives TAMAYO, JUAN Soccer TANNEHILL, SHERRY Pep Club, Knights 'ravi nn MARK ei JY- ' Y f'-'-' TORRES, NORMA TRACY, MITCH Cross Country and Track Club, Cross Country, Track TREDWAY, STEVE Cross Country, Track TREVINO, RICARDO Manager of Soccer TRIDLE, JOSEPH TRYON, MARK CSF, Tennis Club, JV and Varsity Tennis TULLIS, DONNA Spanish Club, Interact, Basket- ball Stat., Senate, Senior Banquet Comm., Grounds of Improvement Comm. TURNER, RICK German Club UYBUNGCO, CARLOS JR. Football, Wrestling and Base- ball S Club, Sec. of GAA VALDIVIA, JOSE VALDIVIA, MARIO Squire to Tribune of Art VALINO, OLIVIA GAA, Trumpet Staff, Photo Club VALLEJO, AURORA Trojanettes, Girls League, Los Aztecas A VANDERGRIFF, MICHAEL VAZQUEZ, MARTHA Los Aztecas, Vice President VERDUGO, ELIZABETH Girls League, Pep Club, Drama Club, Sec. of Sophomore Class, Drama Vice Pres. and Pres., JV Pepleader, Varsity Cheerleader Captain VILLA, RUBEN Soccer, Tennis VISTRO, ELSIE S Club, American-Asian Club, Pep Club, Varsity Football Mang. Girls League Vice Pres. and Bowling Club WADE, TRACY WALKER, JOHN Band WALKER, BILL Band WALLACE, DAVID WALKER, CARL Water Polo, Swimming WARD, DEBBIE Choir, Advanced Drama WARD, EMORY Wrestling WARD, PAM Flags Co-Captain, Adv. Journalism, Speculuni WEBB, BENJAMIN Water Polo WEBB, RAY Football JV, Band WEDLAKE, LINDA WEEKS, TERRI SUE WENTZ SHERILYN WILLIAMS, Photo Club, Manager, Banquet Comm., Pennant Corps WIRTA, GUEN Girls Wrestling, Basketball and Senior Prom Comm Sec. Speech WUBENHORST, Photography Club, Track Manager, Banquet Comm., Editor, Pennants Girls League Rep. YBARRA , , 1 Girls Athletics, Senior Ann. YOUNG, WILLIAM Rep., Homecoming Princess WIGLEY, MARK ALAN Football, Varsity and WILKERSON, KERMIT Baseball German Club, Water Polo, YOUNG, HOWARD Swimming YSLAS, MINA VALDIVIA, IRENE DOLORES WADDELOW, FREDERICK WILLIAMS, LLOYD Los Aztecas, CSF 93.0 , - s MLW up - Mb Q I x 092 M , s K I u no 4-Q ' I 1 ' ' 9 l 'Q 1 Y ' ogy , A , . X' bi L' M1549 'aft' - I 'WM QCA l gf WMM 3ZGM!WiwQ,0'fYV' mfg l 1 XML ' WJ W W Aw gg W W Wjwwwwg 53QwQB4M xW! CW W ffff Jw? QWJQ aw Campus Life M'h.M ?j E Those who have gone before us try to tell us that welre living in a box, all caged up without any thoughts. 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A ,IV-,-...V 4, .Nag qw. .gkt.,g.. , 3.6, V -ff V - v..4'm'E:f.i'1 f'H +.' ! w-ff-'riffs-uv-p. N rf-fmlfhf: 'I'-' 7017 iw K 4 V K Tiff 2 '-ff ' f V '-Iia53':.V af.5P?f 3,, 1' Q lf. ,,- -4. firm: ' 4 .!w'i'i1. l .V -g -'W r 'fi' f 'E relay' in A f'r'1??'55'L3f2i5?f1VL +rl:3'nii? 3 ri' -235 2: .1 sv, as 'fe Vfefwfrfiik- sae' -f ' ' ,,:f,V.:ftQ1-A 9' .Q ' 'V ' '1 'V' - W 3. ,ig-.3 X, 9?3ii ?'o if 'W' Ili 'iff'-2 If 'Q' '17, ff -f.-uw' Q 4' -,-z::fV'VfJfVi' f-fi'---' ,Q .Q .4-'C.,.f.5 ., ,vu v., Hhs? ,fin .- 4.1-55.321 , ,.fE'.?-,J -2 . 4'5.S!+.Vt4f fliwf-V' eifuiz'-iv -Q., . .191 - r. V iyrifsilxaskakfefaar ew 4 '- 3' ,. 1 I ,P ,S if - ,W VW 4'2'9 .',:f . I Q9 4-gan 1' ,QQ sLlf?,.3jf,gjl:..,V 4. 5 ,5 u:-Q., . Q , - 4 V ,A Qs'-'f1i.'fLViZf13,71j:Zff ssl - -f ii ff A big part of Campus Life is the discipline P , wg it takes to keep up . . . keep going. We are i always cramming for a test, or for that big final that really counts. They say it's a drag and they're right. . . . we know that school is not one hundred per-cent fun . . . but you have to admit - we're acquiring new knowledge that we have not found before. 55. l 1 1 1 4 ww. 7 X f S . k ,., Q , , .. ,x 'y k ' x .. A - 1 ,...:f wt,-if x, ' , , MH ga M Q Macs! if ,yq fl 64318: . , I X ,, it ,A iss z . h'TN-XM egfwffa-vf'-4?-fr - 1- C' A I 0 vi s I l :Z Wu Q 'M 1 Q-. .. ... - , w.,M. .V E Y., vnu near-sswocv 1 .-- u - - . , G' 7 'U'- N 1? QI QQ Qs fini-52 5153215 ivan, a-ruff? Ava Q w 'X 1 .. E u It is an everyday grind and it does get monotonous. But the social aspects that are offered give us opportunities to relax, andtake a break, sit with friends and even then we're learning from guest speakers, assemblies, dances. . . from all that we are involved in. Campus Life isa cycle, continuous, but not circular. . . there is something to each and every day. , M Q iw ,i . . ., .S , . -' V ,ii, ' ' L.: ' 421' e if Q ,X Q gf t ia X LL L ,V - u sm, fn 2 1, p f- Wfsee '--- Q .J . 'S S: ' 'P,.,,-T-- NNXM ,- ,JM Spirit Week Spirit Week is used as competition between classes to supposedly find out who has the best spirit. The underclassmen put up a good fight, and in the end, a united Troy sets out to beat its opponent. lt's Lousy to be a Lancer Day was a success as l-lilltop's 1973 Homecoming Queen, Leslie Shaw, was announced 12,31 :X spirit breakfast fed the football players and cheerleaders for free, and the rest of the student body received a 256 refund if they wore red to the breakfast. 175. At the pep assembly on Friday, class duds were announced, and put through the Trojan Spirit Machine to become revitalized 161, while the cheerleaders showed the football players what they really look like 181. Friday's lunch was lengthened to allow for a spirit picnic where crazy things like tricycle and bunch races occurred 14,51 Tommy Trojan and Helen of Troy reigned over the evening's conquering of the Lancers. E ,X 'E 'hw 7 he Back from a concert Living in a dream of tomorrow just be yourself be true . . . Elsie it 4' The waves reflect COl1t6l1tmEl1lI as she walks upon the sand knowing that the treasure of life is to live . . Cathy 'hr The song from the piano whispers the music of the poetry in her soul . .. Maria Find yourself and love the outdoors . . . you will find yourself looking deep Jeannette Effie A parakeet sitting in the window. A Bible in her hands . . . a beautiful spirit full of Pep . . . Queen Barbee ,,,EE,3. K Q' 1 iw. ig X Jim 35 is my ,wi A ei ,fjtzgj . eeei ei,i i 'fsiggifff 4 i ' K , 1 Q i Zee e.,Wi N ig .. Qldies Spirit Week Roller skates, hula hoops, bubble-gum, old time clothes and old fashioned fun were featured during a spirit week held in February honoring the Wrestling, basketball and soccer teams. lnspired by movies such as American Graffiti and a TV series called Happy Days the forties, fifties and sixties were recreated for a week at C.P. Girls were found to be the most enthuiastic when it came to dressing up and they came up with odd concoctions varying from long dresses and ponytails to rolled up levis and lettermen's sweaters. The assembly on Friday was filled with the most activity. There was a dance contest, won by Jack Stowers and Cheryl Breedg a bubblegum blowing contest won by Joan Etchellsg and a hula-hoop contest which ended in a tie. Cheerleaders led cheers from years ago, and . it ,ig . .i - A ,, . . 5 . as . L ff 1 5 5, 3 , L '- s Q - F x , ,, 5 ,ki n ,,,, kkkl 'Wg I I X ferr egg i Ei 1 3 225. 1' A ii ' 55 Eg g E l la-iiggiwg may M. --- 2 agiqigiilgewigi,:53u,,.:aQ2s1:m,izzf 4255 ' , 4 f g il l? X if if. -muffig,,af1s,iiwZ,,?i A i :,,ssg. :lg, 5 . 'Sam i-! ' ii,,,ini: 'A1 - 'Y M ' , TZ.. ,Q 'E if UE o f 1 f 5 i -we ,M- K f--- , S .. 2 I .. - -if? F g i , ig . i af 'Q 7 s a f i Q 1 3 2- z Elf i 2 1255 T if iii? i M A' :S -2 7' -E -- as ,ie I ,y . Q i - - . tt 'A NWS ig maiwmmmigmr K V K, ip.. A K , LM . ,, ,, A WE-mu, 'mmf -K .. t ---' , .q A ' s .. :FfY:iii4'Iew fyy- 5 Wi,-vm : :V ' EE 'M ii::f'-5: .:s- L f 'l 5 MQ?-f:,i7E4'M as A 5 ' 'Uh X inbetween all of this commotion, we learned of our successful athletic teams. 1 vu 1-1 Foreign Exchange Students Castle Park saw varied walks of life in seventy-four due to foreign exchange students on campus. Cella Cotazzi, and Maria Jose Cabrera, came from Argentina and visited our school for two weeks. They left with experiences they could never have at home, and an insight into what high school is all about in the States. l believe that it is important for a person to expand their lives into the world outside their own schools and home. It is through experience that a person grows. . stated Robin Carman, AFS exchange student from Cabrill S.H.S. in Lompoc, California. Celia Cotazzi, from Argentina, said that she likes CP a lot, because all the different people talk to her and they are very kind and the teachers also. All of them noted that athletics play a big part in school life, while at home athletic competition is only extra-curricular. Private schools dominate in Argentina, and all subjects on their schedules are required. Maria noted that teens usually drive only motorcycles in Argentina, and smoking is permitted with parent's consent. They visited all over the United States, and were able to see the different cultures that lie within our nations boundaries, and they took home with them a beginning of an understanding for a different way of life. X Y f Sf S NK., There's many points of vie What it seems to hold for Could mean little to you. What does it mean to be a 5 ' n I remember a seven-year-olc Admiring them ': the Tro Trojan spirit. Trojan rule. Howl longed to attend tha Asl grew older, I was not dismayed To see the Trojan band 1 In a big parade. Within me flowed such chif The chills a Trojan refuses Wrestling in winter, footbz A Trojan dominion over all However, in sports Troy ends not here, But athletic excellence thro With excellence, too, in edu Of any aspect the most 1m The achievement of l Striving for goals set by a n: , U I n At relating what a Trojan i l see now that I'l1 fail. Like describing the life of a Sparing not a single detail. For more than a classroom, A club or team, Troy is an intent, A Will, a dream. N ...mf '.w.A 7 N x- . f N- ., fu .,.,,,. A 'if g,,gf np- J., -of . . I i ' ,,....,A J' 4 ui 78 Performing Arts Speculum The 1973-74 Speculum Staff renovated the old style of the yearbook to produce what you are reading right now. New sections such as Campus Life were introduced to show the classroom activities around Castle Park, and descriptive copy was added to all sections to bind the book together to tell the story of our second decade. Co-layout Editors- Cheryl Breed and Bonnie Wubenhorstg Copy Editor- Valerie Nelson, Business Manager- Nancy Bain, Assistant Business Manager- Marci Palmaresg Advertising Manager- Cathy Sherwood. Division Heads- Belinda Golder- Trojan Triumvirate, Pam Ward- Underclassmen and Affiliations, Anne McLinden- Affiliations- Staff Members- Rhonda Williams, Julius Sears, Patty Oliver, Maria Rodriguez, Eddie Emmons, Sharon Gore, Linda Osgood, and David Strohmer. Photographers- Dusty Landry, Co-ordinator, James Full, Bob Eberman, Alex Delos Reyes, and Ken Severns. This year's staff was advised by Mrs. Cathy O'Rourke. A-du' Pam- is that l3Y0'-lf realli' getting done? Photographer Bob Eberman finishing up prints i 1 E f 5 11,1 5155 if M995 xii f,. ni 5 K 55 A , g xkfvif U E M 1 1 V, IN 2 1 1 V,, -if f 2 Q 2 Q ZA, 4 A 1 . .V 5 K M ,, A. E .A,, J 1 1 i Q, f P -we-M -M f' 1 1 2 + 1 :.' .-H' K Rf-Pi E, 1 . 'L 2 . 32335 Q V MM 31 Writ j 2 , ,, ,.., Wg .5 - ,, A A ,, X, 1' Q my - A , i - ff , f ies, 4 , A Nr- gia ,Mi ,,, ,,, .K',,1L W, h ,,k M ,,,,.4,, i WR lx af 'N 4- I Z , Mg V, E I Mm- , f......M. -,..M..--44... Q 2 f Q E Q 2 i E if 2 2 5 5 W: ' x' , is V I gfkg .iwga . ,Msg H 5,5 a .la My ' ' pg 5 if 'F W f ai in if Ji . 9 if ' W 3 is 4 I 1' ' ' 4- : V , f -Y Q ,wma 'Wins M -.wg W W,,, ,, .,,,, .WW , - 5: I , . ' 'qpgk ish i 'Hun , Q? . ,Q 4 1 v9 1-3 'lv ,W N E3 9a if 7 . ' , ? it S ww. A ,N ' wi if xA'1 ff. V:.:-- I? 3551235 ' ' Ly W 1252155 W 4 ,ix 11? x .15 5 X 59 K 1 Q4 ,, 5 5 A Q K1 T , 1-1 2 H , ,N , , 3 .. .E xyfffvigfii, !?wWQzM. V jwxv nz- jr, u:ZEfi:' 552 Q. 3' Wi, Ria 1 3159- l Q H L Steve ' . ei ,weary 1' fx g f,f. g, 4111, ,N , .. ,Q-fx i . ' 1 N Lx a G iz: --,f . . , X ., :Sit WW A :-:: Izi 5 zga W :,N V, ,,, asf, . m m . .. 541 :..,. ,-,::::: 4 ' ' ' Milly 6 LLLL- . A 6 Y . K at kg E . fv- 1?-t rf ' su: Sw s'.'s fs.,- L52 kj X, ff? ,4- avg-1f.,c.A ff The Trumpet The Trumpet, Castle Park's news magazine, is headed by Editor Steve Hawkins and advised by Mr. Phil Ligon. It is published once a month, and varies from twelve to sixteen pages in length. The magazine is modified each year in an endeavor to improve reader appeal and quality. District officials were so impressed with the Trumpet's format that they nominated the Trumpet for the Freedom Foundation Award in Valley Forge for school publications. The Trumpet was the first district high school paper to change to the news magazine format. Staff members are: News Editor Diane Ferguson, Feature Editor Maria Manoagg News! Feature Editor Aida Miag Sports Editor Larry Bruce, Editorial Editor Ray Bergeving Photography Editor Kay Azumag Columnists Debra Pederssen, Joanne Shinoharag Advertising Linda Metcalf, Photo-journalists Alex Delos Reyes, Dusty Landry, Jeff Nahill, Olivia Valino, Pat Zelechoskig Photographers Victor Bachus, Bob Eberman, James Full, Tim Hicks, Reporters John Alvarado, Sherrie Greene, Laurie Ritter, Bill Weedon, Howard Young, Ken Haynes, Jeff Nahill, Bill Cavillo. Letterettes Ana Arballo is Captain of the 1973-74 Letterette Corps. Co- V , Captain is Kay Azuma. The Letterettes serve to identify the f ' band as they are marching, and add to their showsmanship p,, 11 7 55, , . A. score in competition parades. 1973-74 Letterette members I 7 fm A, 5 ,, , ,H are: Maria Manoag, Terry Reed, Ruth Malmen, Janet , Y ,' ' P ' . is K b 't'fX DeGuzman, Cathy Dinges, Cathy Goodsell, Irene Castillo, '14 'ii - 3' L ,tqs We ' M51 Sally Salazar, Francis Donahue, Eleanor Gurrola, Susan LL QI .,,, ' V U f 4'-e I 'I ii Toland, and Susan Sanders. , A 1.5.3 , ii i . Y-sq 3 f S, M Q.. Q . , aj, ' ig-1, .QA an '. ,' Tc -if f. . I 'gi 'W' -ffviftg Swv? ' ' fur 4' C lsee ' . 'nelf Ji' L life 1 Jfif 7 'fi f Rfk, P ' E v I , 1 .P Vfyijfiv , .. ' JL- i'f H'f- SM R' , , 1' 0 eiawggvi' - nf. , f . ,,.. f n . i 1 L 'Q . . W ., ,Q Pennants Besides marching in halftimes and parades, the 1973-74 Pennant Corps went to the Los Angeles area in April as a social trip that served a purpose. They visited many of the cultural sights on the area, and concluded their stay by marching with the band in Disneyland, U.S.A. The Pennant Captains are Belinda Golder and Pam Schuricht. Lieutenants are Kathy Holahan and Laura Gonzales. Corps members are: Donna Schley, Carol Walburg, Dusty Landry, Sandra Ramos, Sandra Morales, Brenda Hyde, Rosanne Novak, and Chris Ward. 4 J V .X .,,, s.-,M,,,,,.....-a-A--M f I ,afl w i Flags Flag Corps experienced much success led by Captain Valerie Bailey and Co-Captain Pam Ward. They received a first place trophy at the Chaffey Band Review, and outscored all other competitors. They also performed at football 8: basketballs halftimes, assemblies, and participated in various parades. The ability to sew sequins is a must to be in Castle Park's Flag Corps. Each uniform has 10,000 sequins on it, and each sequin is sewed on the uniform one by one. Corps members are: Debbie Stare, Janine Jacquot, Cella Moore, Debbie Smoak, Donna Machacek Paula Wetzel, and Sally Provencio. 1 li . El.-We ' r l 1 sl'eiefw' Q ,Q :..u ,j fIqn!, l 4' , e si? T ,A l ., JF, .:.. .gsvfggilsayi lu, Lk 5 In . f ,V N 4, W' ' lf 515 5 3 . v. 3 r T , '-N' ' ,........h ,Q-Jr N 'i - f ,gy ,,..,. .Q ,. , Vs . f f 5 i s ff-fl l 'sri -ff Y. x 'I' i Q'-P . ':.'i il Q-Qj X U g i if fr N H - 'ifilg lg ' ffl. P. fi , , ' K 'ff2ff ' ,.,,-iv i a A- .'., .v-.,...M. Trojanettes Taking Sweepstakes at the Lester Oaks Band Review in Riverside was a highlight of the 1973-74 Trojanettes marching season. They also took a first runner-up to Sweepstakes Trophy at Chaffey. Led by Captain Theresa Tellez, the Trojanettes were in five parades, performed in numerous football halftimes, in the Bang Pageant, and assemblies and at basketball games. Trojanette Lieutenants are Nina Munoz, Elaine Hall, Juanita Garcia, and Mary Magbanua. pl 7 191'-. C stle Park I. n I , 1 4 nfl k, A x . .V . , . 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W, Q-NM . ,,,gN,flg SA David McClelland preparing to step off??? QW ,121 7:55 33.45- K If K' f,.7BJgLX,f wL,ai'wi L 5 6 iq 5 5' 3 3-rfa ' !'9 ' racy, Q SA V5 4 : I K' 1 .. J J: 6 3 f M, 1 , .A V, .. 1- V ,f, , . 5 P iz LL., in 'A 11 ' -Q . F- W, Q s 4 '25 , L f --in vi, 1. fiflxf WWSRQQ- 9 M1 WYT !W4Hl.2i M WKMUQIL WK MW fi., 'Q Varsity Cheerleaders ALMA MATER Hail the glorious days of ember May the Trojan courage ring. Never ceasing to remember How it echoes as we sing! Alma Mater praised with glory, Lasting years you'll always be. As you tell our wondrous story, Alma Mater praise to thee! Carol, , , 'Q 'H 'Ax Migfw -F ' A... ,QM Varsity Songleaders FIGHT SONG Fight on for old CLP. Our men fight on to victory Our Alma Mater dear, Look up to you. Fight on and win for old C.P. Fight on to victory Fight on. Pepleaders are a major factor in creating school pride and spirit. Varsity cheerleaders and songleaders are seniors who cheer at all main varsity athletic functions, pep rallies and assemblies, plus they provide name tags for the athletes on the day of their particular event. Their JV counterparts perform the same duties for junior varsity athletes, though all the pepleaders together are responsible for stirring up the Trojan spirit. Becky wr., my Y,.7,Nv -Q 'Nw if' ff- w M-.WW , ? .A 'R-.J ,QL is 5 , 'Wwwnnnm-w.,,,,,,, v, Q. -W if-xiii :I W Y my Vg KZ ZZ 3 ? v 1-'fmwwe 4354251 31313 15:12 A-'95, 34 Art Castle Park's art department has many outstanding students who are vitally interested in artwork and are constantly improving stated Mrs. Miller, Art instructor. Art students work independantly on projects and are also taught to meet their individual needs. During the year, pupils work with various crafts, paints, work with clay, and make silver rings. They also decoupage and work with a potter's wheel. A 1967 Castle Park graduate, who attended the Art Center School of Design in Los Angeles, returned and showed classes some of his displays. Also, Vicki Jones, a 1968 graduate from C. P., came back to student teach. Artwork is viewed in the display window of the art room. . .. My I Mai ' ..,. .ty 1 ..-. , me ,,4. 11-.. ,, 2 Lew 95 was s :- ,kiviiiiiw f i r sg., ..,,......J. ...sc g 1 uf ' Q -1,- 1 ,Q it W s R x 9 fri,f1Iv ex .Q -. f- , w,i.g Q4-3w?.Q WAf' ,W-f'. , fwfifa 2' w H3 S+., ',i:.M f.p f Y ruff. A ?' Y.fiA?3'?f -. 5' ' ' X , F V E, ,. .yld ,Q xl! git' xx? '. git '. ll ,.L ' 'xi' g,'. . I, sgixp ,N Km...-,14n.i, 's if , E , nr. I, if'-rx Wifi, tv f PX 5 i ,im AKQAQ I-.'1'V. ' '. it ' L- :'T KW?x if ,Y-W1 . xfff. 4. -' '--my , 'SM im-f.1 mf'-H. . , . , YM 5 .nn . , X. ,Q Ji., g'!,2,'i', A -, fafimfcx '13 v 5- if U ,VM 1 EH m'xL,PfiLffx !,'ii.! ', ul' Q14 Q xt ' 1 L.: ,ba 1, QM? Wi Q Pb' H - ' '- L. wk: :mx lf. 'AQ-QA: , ,fxf.t.if H1 3 Ls X Aw ,W Ah 'fn ,f--gm 4 5 A 4 i W' ,LL,. X ? -X Y .. km , .,, ,, ,: ,. ,, Wg, ... .LM V ,.vK,. , 4+ ff, ' 'Q :XT w V g M ,K M8 XFN E gy K 3 fe mi Q ,Q K 'ff 1 ,L ,f i Y.,. ggi-- 'Q 'Lf 321 QL ,X S Y we 4. wi, 1f.4f,'a'5'9 N ' 5-4 ,I zvfv, H 4 , V' E' , M l 'J if 4 1, ik' 2 Y E 5 5 9 I T PH. .MQ is fi fi va! J C ,J x ,gy f t 'E Xr fb u Q Y: Q ' .fl ! j 1 I f, , 'J' ,x I A . , , f ay S-PKI j1,g27 I 4 ,Wi .wg ., 5,'viL.x, 99 WHWWF9' The new decade brought new sound in vocal music to Castle Park. This is the first year in six that a Trojan Choir, with boys and girls in it, has existed. The Choir has 48 members, with Mary Magbanua serving as president. Other outstanding members include, Seniors: -lohnny Cordero, Stoney Tate, and Rosalie Gradillas. They are directed by Mrs. Karen Silveus. The Trojan Choir was active and had many performances including: A district Christmas production of The Messiah, Enter Spring in March, district Spring Concert April 24, County Festival April 26, Southern California Festival May 8, Pops Concert May l7, and a final performance Two Tickets to Broadway May 30 and 3lst. my There is also a small, select group of 17 students entitled Mlihe Castle Park Vocal Ensemble which gives those advanced students a chance to rehearse and perform more involved music and also to do more pop-oriented numbers. , lry, I Lhnikfff 4 i , K.. ,-fm, , , r sh, sk VSV .r Kg. vor PHCTCGR PHY 'M '-M--1--Q., 5 Eh I I x 4 SPEEC By the end of the year the Speech Club will have attended over 20 speech tournaments. These include several civic contests sponsored by the Toastmasters Lion's Club, Northern California- Businessmen, etc. Some outstanding students include Charles Haynes who Won two Toastmaster's first place trophies. Debi Peddersen received second place lmproptu at San Diego State Forensics, also first Oratory and second extemporaneous at Monte Vista Forensics. Other championship finalists include: Joe Gallanosa, Joanne Sharp, and Carla Lupe. Outstanding speakers are Charles Haynes and Debi Peddersen who are CP's first two students to earn 250 National Forensic League points which in turn earned them the right to compete in the National Qualifying Contest. mlihere has been a great deal of camaraderie among our small groupfl states Mrs. Wells head of the speech department. ffliach member has put out a great deal of effortf, V Q fue 65 gjjff ..f- . ...,L A..V i we -:.Ma.MaiL A 4. K Vkih si, r i e 1 i mal? . ij f f i.-,. --. rl Jftii . - sf , 'iii H is K - I - ,. p 3 at C f I 1 JV U . eff ' o ' W W aiu- ,if ff' , ff Qilllf wtf-L ' X' If C9 Ur Lfif 1,7 f 0 fzjflf 'ii IL ffl x,Qf'15qN L7 fd 3Qg izL22,, LG d 8 nnmmmw- ,,,,, A nz L 4 -:xv EMP 106 DRAM A scene Festival at Southwestern Jr. College, and Fvening of Dne Acts, a Childrc-n's Theatre Tour, the District Une Act Festival, San Diego State's Dne Act Festival, and a Spring show were all on this vear's advanced drama agenda. 'Fhey were ahle to participate and excel in many productions, with the aid of the new drama building. Sweepstakes and the Best Drama trophies were awarded to them at the Scene Festival, and the Best Drama Trophy at the Une Act Festival. With Mrs. Mary Qualls as advisor, outstanding actors and actresses are: Paschal Greene and Sheila Agahan who both received the Best Actors-Drama and Certificates of Fxcellence at the Scenes Festival, and Elizabeth Verdugo and Lynita Shilling who received the Best Actors- Drama award at the District One Act Festival. Squaw Q Pg A 1 R 85 N . K Q rw, U Rs X ' Q :gr-9 -3 ..,.,vf-'1- ' -vw' '- 21, gif? t YkwQH', M3555 if xmgiq mf' f NQW ,Z H ' aeQf,Hwm w wfimgg ge t . ,gyiiiiii 1 A 53? 1- 'fx A' mem wasp YES? uxxk m MWEYIW' , rfnq. -at ,a.-M, wa f- --sq 5 fr 'Y F gp., , J: 33 5' 'LY xi li X . S 15,-b-U is A Nx,, x X x, '35-4 Athletics Trojan Varsity Football Team Starting Offense Starting Defense , h . ouvc vw N AR,-XQRIJE il U ! fefgpi? 'BRAIN 1 V' Z AT E S GODWIN X H BU C f W Castle Park 21 15 7 12 28 24 6 24 40 17 0 SEASON RECORD Granite Hills Total yards gained from running plays Net yards gained from running plays Forward passes attempted Forward passes completed Total yards gained from forward passes Total net yards running and passing Touchdow ns Conversions Field Goals Total points Name IVIcCurdy Gomez Hamilton Arana Hardy Godwin Romero name Iapala Gomez Thompson Bunney Gutierrez Hardy Fetter IVICCurdy Name McCurdy Caro Iapala Gomez Thompson Romero Bunney Arana DeSaraeho Opponent 18 Crawford 24 Mar Vista 13 Sweetwater 8 Chula Vista 6 IVIont,f1omery 7 Bonita Vista 6 Hilltop 6 Marian 0 Lincoln 2 Kearny 12 SEASON STATISTICS 2344 2118 136 64 1011 3129 26 21 5 194 RUSHING Times Carried Yards Yards Net Yards Seasons Ball Gained Lost Gained Average 246 1445 51 1394 5.9 83 491 1 490 5.9 33 142 11 131 3.9 17 50 33 17 1.0 1 5 6 6.0 1 1 1 1.0 39 78 120 42 RECEIVING Passes Caught Yds. Gained TD Passes Avg. per Careh 22 379 4 17.2 16 273 2 16.6 6 96 2 16.0 3 65 1 21.6 5 58 11.6 5 50 10.0 2 24 12.0 2 16 8.0 INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD's PAT FIELD GOAL Total Points 11 66 21 5 36 4 24 4 24 2 12 2 12 1 6 1 16 1 6 4 C.P. Flies Over the Eagles The Castle Park Trojans proved that they had the makings of a number one team as they downed the Granite Hills Eagles 21-18. Greg Gomez ran for 51 yards to score 6 points. Sophomore Raul Cards kick was good. Granite Hills determinedly scored two touchdowns. Ar the half, the score was the Eagles 12, Trojans 7. Within the first three minutes of the third quarter, George Romero threw a 39 yard touchdown pass to Billie Iapala. Caro's kick was good. Early in the fourth quarter Granite Hills scored a touchdown to lead: 18-14. Two minutes were left on the clock when Romero's quarterback sneak made the winning touchdown. The dramatic finale: Castle Park 21 g Granite Hills 18. Colts Cripple Trojan Horse The Crawford Colts galloped over Castle Park's Trojan Horse as the gridmen were defeated 24-15. C.P.'s first touchdown and extra point came in the first quarter. Crawford retalliated by scoring two touchdowns with both P.A.T.'s being good, making the score 14-7 at halftime. Midway through the fourth quarter Crawford scored a full goal, followed by seven points when there was 1:10 left on the clock. The Trojan eleven were not to be outdone, and with one second to go in the game Keith Thompson pulled down a thirty-six yard touchdown pass by Arana, followed by a two-point conversion which was made good by Caro. The Castle Park Trojans went down in defeat to the Crawford Colts with a score of 24-15. League Opener Proves Upset The Trojans opened up the 1974 Metropolitan League with a stinging 13-7 loss at the hands of the Mar Vista Mariners. It was a slow-scoring game in which Castle Park was not working together as a team. The only scoring done in the first half was by the Mariners. Two touchdowns and a kick that was good made 13 points for the Imperial Beach team. There was no action in the third quarter. Greg Gomez made the only Trojan touchdown of the game during the fourth quarter. Gomez ran the ball for 23 yards: the kick by Raul Caro was good. TOP: Coach Dawson shows concern. MIDDLE: Bob McCurdy getting ready to make his cut upfield against Mar Vista. BOTTOM: Sheldon Powell and Willy Young deflect pass away from Granite Hills receiver. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Billy Iapala pulls in a pass against a Crawford defender. MIDDLE: Bob McCurdy starts upfield against Mar Vista, BOTTOM: Bob McCurdy breaks away for a touchdown against Granite Hills. y ,':. .nf if Y A 1-Lgyxg I VL. 1, M -e S Y Sf K Q ' g 0 ., if ::.: fs Q ' '-'. ' N' J E X 3 . R . , 1 Q f 1 wig? kb N ' X-,.,. , ' Q X XP . my Q H ' 35 X , Qb ,A Q A ,Q X f Q ft at Ax' M0 ww I . Q - .:..:: I V rs : Q ' Q3 5 ,. li Q K . se A K 5 S :fi X 3 Q Troy Conquers Sparta Tradition was broken as Troy conquered the Spartans 28-6 in Swift Stadium. Scoring was opened in the first quarter by Romero, with a 13 yard and a 35 yard run. Both PAT's were good. In the second quarter, CP scored with a pass of 37 yards to Thompson. Caro's kick proved good. Chula Vista also scored a touchdown, making the halftime score 21-6. Third quarter action began as Romero threw a 17 yard touchdown pass to Arana, with a good PAT by Caro. With the score at Z8-6, the fourth quarter was scoreless for both teams. Castle Park proved that in a new decade, old traditions are sometimes discarded, and Chula Vista found out, as they were slaughtered on OUR field. Trojans Let Devils Burn Castle Park proudly roasted Sweetwater in this game that matches two arch-rivals of the Metro League. In the last 51 seconds of the fourth quarter, Romero threw a 35 yard pass to lapala to score a last minute touchdown. The scors read: Castle Park 12, Sweetwater 8, and now was an upsetting loss for the Devils. CP started out hot against the Devils, as Caro kicked 2 field goals With the score 6-0, the two teams battled through the second quarter. Sweetwater was able to score with a 30 yard pass thrown by Schrader to Dunn. Their two point conversion was good and the Devils led 8-6 at the half. Neither team scored in the third quarter, but the Devils still held the lead. Though the score did not show it at this time, CP was slaughtering Su-Hi on the field. CP Victorious Over Aztecs The Aztecs fell as the Trojans were victors with a score of 24-7. They were alowed only one score during the entire game, which was a 34 yard pass from Montgomeryis Karnes to Bennet. lVIcCurdy scored six points with a 14 yard run in the first quarter. Caro's PAT was successful. CP scored again on a 33 yard run by McCurdy in the second quarter. The extra point was good. The score at the half was 14-7, in favor of Troy. CP added three points to its total with a Caro field goal. The final score of the game came with a 12 yard pass from Arana to Gomez, with Carols toe working again for the extra point. TOP: Gomez catches a pass for long yardage against the Spartans. MIDDLE: Cheerleaders show approval as Cards extra point splits the uprights. BOTTOM: McMillan shows disapproval as he comes up to assist on the play. OPPOSlTE PAGE: TOP: Gomez stops Aztec for short gain, as Etchells comes up to assist. MIDDLE: Marmallejo stops Aztec, as Shenkle and Ford look on. TOP RIGHT: Sweeties pursue Iapala as he outraces them for the winning touchdown. BOTTOM: Defense dumps Schrader for 10 yard loss. if .4l -. Y. an 21335 i ti gui 6 EN I . fr 114 ... - ,i 4 1 M n E E 2 3 4 E Q 118 E, -f Mira l' BV Cost CP Metro With Tie The Barons had a moral victory as they tied Troy 6-6. The game got off to a quick start when Gomez received a 61 yard pass thrown by Romero for six points early in the first quarter. BV scored a touchdown in the second quarter with a three yard run by Coahran. The rest of the game was a stalemate, when neither team was able to score. The outcome of the CP-BV encounter cost Castle Park the Metro Championship, losing it by a tie, which counts for one-half of a game. Trojans Stab Lancers Hilltop had high hopes of defeating the Troians, but their ideas were put to rest as Troy scored a sound 24-6 defeat over the Lancers. Spirit was up, and the game got going as Gomez ran for a first quarter touchdown. The P.A.T. was made by Caro. The halftime score was 10-0, as Raul Caro kicked a field goal for three points. In the fourth quarter, McCurdy scored six points, and Scott Bunny received a 9 yard pass thrown by Romero. Both of Caro's P.A.T's proved good. The final score was 24-6, and was a fitting Way to conclude Spirit week. McCurdy Breaks Records Against Marian The Crusaders died a 40-0 defeat as the Trojans shone in all their glory. Robert McCurdy stood out as he broke four school records in a single evening. They are as follows: He rushed for 171 yards against Marian, scored thirty points against the Crusaders, carried the ball 37 times, and rushed a total 1182 yards in 195 carries for 9 games. As Castle Park ended the 1973 Metro season, they looked to the CIF play-offs, and another victory. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Frank Ford blocks pass attempt by Marian. TOP RIGHT: McCurdy eludes Bonita Vista tacklers. BOTTOM: Arana hands off to McCurdy as Sears leads the way. TOP: Romero watches, as Hamilton looks for an opening. BOTTOM: Hardy and Boggs look on as Gomez sacks Lancer quarterback. P Places Second in Metro and Trojans Buzz Hornets On the muddy field of Aztec Bowl, Troy stopped the Lincoln Hornets with a score of 17-2. ln the first quarter the action was purely defensive with both teams holding fast. As the first quarter ended scoreless, second quarter action found Troy with the ball deep in their own territory. lapala was ready to punt when the snap from the center went over his head to give the Hornets a safety and two points. Towards the end of the second quarter C.P. started a drive down to the 11 yard line. Raul Caro then kicked a Z7 yard field goal to put the Trojans ahead at the half, 3-2. Neither team scored in the third quarter. Robert McCurdy went highstepping through the Lincoln defense for a total of 32 yards to score a TD. Raul Caro's kick was good and CP led 10-2. DeSaracho intercepted a Lincoln pass and ran it back 56 yards for a touchdown. Caro's kick was good, and the game closed with Castle Park 17, Lincoln 2. CP Loses in Comedy of Errors The Kearny-Castle Park game got off to a slow start, with both teams matching wits to a 0-0 tie at the end of the first quarter. Castle Park took over the second quarter at the 20 yard line, after lVlcCurdy was thrown for a three yard loss. Quarterback john Arana attempted a reverse to Keith Thompson who fumbled, Kearnyls Darling recovered it. This was the beginning of the fumbles which eventually lost the game for Castle Park. Four downs later Means, of Kearny, fumbled it to CP's DeSaracho, who recovered it at the Kearny 34 yard line. Castle Park drove down to the Kearny 12, only to have McCurdy fumble an Arana hand-off. The fumble filled second quarter ended a O-O tie. Kearny scored in the third quarter with a touchdown pass for six points. Following an exchange of fumbles and a CP punt, Kearny was on their own 31 yard line. Kearny scored again with a Norcross touchdown. The fourth quarter was scoreless. Castle Park lost to Kearny because of fumbles in a tragic comedy of errors, and so the 1973 Trojan football season was brought to a close. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Gomez running for 10 of his game-high 102 yards. BOTTOM: All CIF selection Greg Gomez runs interference foc All-CIF running back Bob TW cCurdy. TOP: Keith Thompson holding onto the ball. BOTTOM: All-CIF Sears paves the way for McCurdy. s FP 1 In s.5 nS. . ' ' '5 ,.. Q if if NYJ l -F .l.V. Takes First in Metro JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Don Amos, David Garls, Billy DeYoung, Steve Guevara, Adolf Moreno, Alan Alagata, Jimmy Perez, Francisco DeSaracho, David Hill, Greg Postma, Lloyd McKinney, David Baccera, Roy Walker, Miguel Yslas. Middle Row: Louis Macias, Bruce Mills, Joe Fegurgur, Steve Distefano, Nilo Mia, Tony Londot, Bobby Gadaska, Chuck Fox, Emsly Lopez, Nate Hines, Carlos Mata, Jim Ford, Mark Snyder, David Hilton David Boggs. Standing: Anthony Macasieb, john Cochran, John Quenga, Mike Valles, David Arana, Ruben Gaona, John Kmet, Guy Chambers, Jim Gibbs, Jim Feeney, Roy Lopez, Joe Ford. gi.:-.seq ig lf li K X195 li fi. Q Q .2 Q-v it xZA '!t SEASON RECORD 5-2-Z Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Castle Park Granite Hills Crawford Mar Vista Sweetwater Chula Vista Montgomery Bonita Vista Hilltop Marion OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Bobby Gadaska shaking off a Hilltop opponent. THIS PAG E TOP: Troy chalks up another one against Chula Vista. LEFT: Lloyd McKinney boots one to Hilltop. ABOVE: Lloyd McKinney runs against Marion opponents. 5' Cross Countr This year's Cross Country Team started out with only four members whoing up for the first practice. They came a long way though, because they finished fourth in the league and sixth in the CIF standings. Their win-loss record stands at 5-3. The sophomore team captured a first at the Mount Sac lnvitational, and as Coach Spies put it, was perhaps a highlight of the season.y'Team members are: Sophomores-Dave Valdivia, Captaing Mike Diaz, Mario Diaz, Bob Currell, Juniors-Larry Silvas, Steve Shaw, Seniors-Phil Mast, and Jose Ponce.Top honors awarded at Southwestern College Metro Finals went to Dave Valdivia, Sth in Varsityg Phil Mast, 9th in Varsityg Steve Shaw, lst in J.V. . ' 3 s 5 ,,t, A 5 l Takes Fourth OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Cross Country Varsity, J.V., and Managers David Valdivia confers with Coach Spies. MIDDLE: Bob Currell out in front. Coach Ed Spies BOTTOM: -I.V. Cross Country Team Dave Valdivia, Phil Mast take top honors. 'X -- is K -K, if 4?-am , w K , fa u W 5 N I E 1' 5 kg' 5 ,xv Q H 1 ' , . , ,, . ,H ,Q fx,-, r Varsity Basketball '59 , .. Q f ' .. 'K . 1 . . 3 wa' X5 cash R Q 2 in 1' ,gg I 3, A ,.., .L , ge? Y ....1....--- ' ,-,,,,.......-- ' .. 4 1 fry Ai 5 I 'Q' XQP 2 fi Q4 2 SW Ry A Above: Rob Kirby shooting over a Sweetwater opponent. Top Right: Kirby laying it in the bucket. Right: Betliea looks on as Mills goes for two. I X ,f If :if mx rs if 1 'mf X 1 E 5 5 J 'S' ff' pi 3 V A 2 I VA -f,:f2 .Li 1 V , V f '2'L L. J 3 ag X K if fe if E, X. X ,, A C3 MW 'WF X 8 My 'B 'H H,-sswf Huggy? my W M aww P .Z N59 qmfiafw ,Q- ,Q WWW wh ,ma-3 ,- 130 iw un. my L. a 2 L 5.4 5 Q' s Uy? ei ' K lu-sz 9 V H 1 N. , 2 r :xi f ,, A V-.4 . .. Q - f F ' . I X, navy., U 1 I I . '+...,. .Q 1, L, si , .4 :ws fi i Bw! lg, . +99 -J. L. . , BELOW: Ricky Henderson putting up a short jumper. LEFT: Billie lapala lays it in for two against Mission Bay CENTER: Bones Bunncy fighting Mission Bay's Bob S OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: lapala brings ball down court. IM BOTTOM LEFT: Reverse lay-up by Law Domasig against Cxrossmont LV. BASKETBALL TEAM: Vernie Vistro, Mike Gauger, Nate Hines, Tony Yaptangco, Guy Chambers, Paul Kane, Bobby Gasdaska, David Arana, Jay Young s , 'Hun' , i 'I' .X.,,,, Qjff kk I..-,gun I 'f M X dw , o f' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM: George Gutticrc-Z,'I'or1y:Xdrid,J0se Fernandvz, Andy Boatman, Donny Thomas, David Mills, Lloyd McKinney Rohm-rt Ward, Coach Forrest Parch. r MA'I:SUMOTO BOGGS Wrestling Metro ALI ,FERGUsoN it T1-HMM KITTS I4 OX ,,- f 1 ff YSLAS eague Champ . W Q 2 QUE BEL :f i .. v.-f,w,45- GUM EZ Q GOOCH BRUCELAS SCHENKEL ' , 2 X i IRASVINA '53, , GODWIN ' M IP, 1 Q , TOP: Doug Thimm tangled up in his match against rival Chula Vista. MIDDLE: -lack Ferguson pins his man. BOTTOM: John Godwin works on his Spartan opponent. OPPOSITE PAG li: - TOP: Troy's outstanding sophomore, Chuck Fox, wins when we need it most. TOP RIG HT: Steve Kitts sets up his opponent for a move. MIDI? LII: Ceasar Trasvinia pinning his man in 23 seconds. MIDDLE RIGHT: Scott Got-lvel, an outstanding Trojan wrestler, has his man whre- he wants him. BOTTOM: Dale O'I3rian takes down and sets up his man. .gpalii 7 P , I wk., ,flf K i 'O 'TTS 91 ff , . , ,A - . ' 1: gs K ty S bfi: A Q Q2 LEFT: Chuck Fox controls Spartan rival. lVllDDl.E l,El 'l': Miki- Valli-5, wri-stlvr, has opponent on his back. MIDDLE RIGHT: lark Fvrgluson linlcls nn tn win easily in Metro Wrestling Finals. BOTTOM: John Godwin controls oppnni-nt in Vlflrvstling Finals. J.V. WRESTLING TEAM: Mike Arrelano, Ron Bergado, Thomas Bergevin, Mike Carolus, Mark Diaz, Arnold Garcia, Hans Graham, Mark Joiner, John Kmet, Emisely Lopez, Nilo Mia, Adolfo Moreno, Randy Mose, Sherman Perters, Doug Poffinbarger, Greg Postma, Alejo Quintos William Quirk, Jessie Ruble, Manuel Smith, Ricky Torimaru, Mike Valles, Bart Vanwey, and Miguel Yslas. Coaches Bing Dawson and Ralph Martin pictured right. 5 K I-W Q 'IIUP I,IQI 'I': jack Ferguson tangles with Bonita Vistan in Metro Finals. 'IIOP RIGHT: Scott Goebel, one of 'I'roy's bf-st mat men, places second in thc CII' finals. MIIJDLIQ: Sonny Brucelas shows his style in big win over Chula Vista. BCYIVIIOIVI: Scott Goebel wrestling his opponent in CIF final compt-tition. ABOVE: Goebel momentarily controls opponent in CIF. Soccer Earns a C.I.F. Second 9 '.u.r4,fi za: r -c First Row: .lose Lopez, Ricardo Desaracho, Pedro Tomayo, Francisco Dc-Saraclio, Gilbert Franco, Alfonso Sanchez, juan Diaz. Middlc Row: Coach Bob Vigil Robert Corbalo, Robert Amaya, Antonio Rodriguez, Rube-n Villa, juan Tamayo, Carlos Esquivel, Miguel Brambilla. Front Row: Erm-sto Rodriquvz, Gustavo Rodriguez, Alfredo Rcnteria, Ernesto Magaia, Raul Caro, Ruben Carillo, Robert Diaz, Manager. .. , Q '... r f' ,aw Tim., .1-s4! !'i'!.Pf' f' ,- In only their third year of competition, the Trojan soccer team had proved themselves to be a formidable power amongst other teams in the County. Finishing the Metro League season with a record of 8-0, the soccer team placed second in the standings. In post-season play, the team defeated three powerful soccer teams from San Diego C4-ll, Patrick Henry 12-OJ, and Madison I3-ll, to earn the right to play La Jolla for the CIF Championship. BELOW: I-Ialfhack Ernesto Magaiifa, Metro Player ofthe Year in action. BOTTOM: Ernesto Rodriguez pouring it on against worthy opponent. LEFT: Raul Caro knocks down opponent trying to get the ball away. OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM: Ernesto Rodriguez going in for the kill. l ...aff . TOP LEFT: Ernesto Rodriguez challenging Hilltop opponents for a goal. TOP RIG HT: Ernesto Rodriguez showing off for photographer. CENTER: Rodriguez fights Lancer for control of the ball. ABOVE: Ricardo De Saracho is finally using his head to play soccer. RIGHT: OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Ricardo DcSaracho and Ernes to Mag nv 21113. Varsit Ba eball we W we NW, H11 iii ff we . , gg' Q F tw up , Q . .X Q X Q 9 M151 1 l e - .... - ., l i 9 fx 57 fy 5 ,iw I uf P' m VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Back Rowg Mike Yaptangco, Steve Thomas, Tom Roth, Scott Bunney, Pete Deddeh, Billie Iapala, Tony Yaptangco, Willie Young. Front Rowg Amado Balli, Ralph Martinez, Gus Perez, Glen Cournoyer, A. lrwin, Cliff Sehenkel. . fi ABUVlfgCoach Rainbolt relaxes during a game. RIGHT: Tom Roth delivering a fastball. 3 ,F 53,1-ff Lgiff' z .7 I f V A if f:-.fgf ' ' i ' fi A ., il ' fyfw. gi - . I , , - iiie A T no fam K 'Y . V .. -- raw!-:, ' L, ,, 7 1+ I. 5' BELOW: Pete Deddeh holding a runner at first RIGHT: OUT! BOTTOM: player connects with a pitch. 46 S' an JV BASEBALL Front row filfflllgj T Londot Quenga B Tatu 2nd row fkneelmgl D Hunter B Qyasdaska M Snyder T Ward M Blanco T Holahan Back row MQW , . . ' 'T' f,:. ,l M, , m4 l lU 48 V L ,,A1 6 L f: '-t .ff -vp-f' VARSITY TENNIS: Bottom rowg Coach Vigil, U. Trevino, M. Tryon, M. Taylor, E. Garcia. Top rowg Gentry, K. Fredricksen, ' .X Arana, R. Patrolon, A. Care. W ,fb ,..,. ...Hai Nfblfa' .... f1e,5 ABOVE: Coach Vigil and Eleanor Garcia, manager. ABOVE RIG HT: Roland Partolan 'iscoopingu the ball. UPPER MIDDLE: John Gentry serving during practice. 1 as Tennis Q V 1 ai if as in if ia if xx' WW ...i JV TENNIS TEAM: Bottom row, S. Dean, Ford, S. Arsenault, H. Reguinclin. Top row: Coach Vigil, V. Vistro, D. Thomas, B Atwell, B. Weeden, A. Dexter. E .4 P 1 l I K In . ,fwfssfffiwww ,mwzwq LEFT: Coach Vigil discusses game with Mar Vista Coach. X TOP: Varsity singles. 'if N. f 'i 1 I ' XX vV,, li, . l 'XIM-fx, -h fry I, I if ,. , fx ,V XV , X! 149 . xy , mf , 'K L i 4 .L 1 i 1 1 '. ,fi ff s rs fp X ,,.. ' xy -- ? I 'R I 5 A f' . C' if V .X VV 55. ,fi tv V, I X, , , V I Ei . X, i . ,wx , .-. f J x ' ' -' .1 , 1 Varsity Track VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Bottom rowg B. Eberman, D. Valdivia, E.Garbett Sapanza M Dlaz M Diaz C Tredway R Currell 2nd row P Coon P Greene L Conolley P Mast, G. Gomez,-M. Hamilton, 3rd rowg A. Bennett, Beasley K Thompson L Sxlvas R Shank P Shetler 4th row F Desaracho R Klrby C Hardy H Bledsoe, R. McCurdy, Top rowg J.G0dwin,J. Nunez, R Walker D Haney D MCMlllen Etehells J Bethea I , of if ABOVE: Dave Haney passes baton to Keith Thompson in 440 relay. RIGHT: Bob McCurdy leading the pack over the hurdles. , M I f ww f '- ww um - Left: Allen Bennett Shot Putting. . ff! -'Q f t , ,J ,W X 5 M.-ui 151 J.V. Track . ...ks . r ' A . 32 i V. . A- A i T3 'li . , 6 CJ 5 4 L 5 15: - Ei-' l 'Ya , i' JV TRACK TEAM: Bottom row, C. Dunn, S, Kitts, P. Martinez, R. Caro, D. Valdivia, F. DeYoung, 2nd row, M. Fulgham, S. Bolin, E. Lopez, B. Gutierrez T. Carr, Cooper, 3rd row: Smith, N. Mia, M. Vanergeugten, C. Clark, A. Alagata, M. Mast, 4-th row, R. Tinsley, V. Marmolejo, S. Saints, D. Hilton, NI. Tracy, R. Pate, Top row, L. McKinney, Kmet, P. Jaramillo, R. Vasquez, T. Parker, R. Villa, M. Gauger. TOP: Robert Tinsley outsteps Carrillo to win. TOP RIGHT: Glen Young paces opponent in the two mile run. RIGHT: Loyd MeKenny streaks to the tape in the 180 lows. A . .I V 3, , Rwlfjifr WWW .1311 Golf .W 1 Mug, GOLF TEAM: Left to Right - Coach Gil Warren, Keith Bresee, Perry Orsinelli, Pat Venn, Don Chambers, John Cochran, Bill jenkins, Charles Golding, Willie Berg. we if ,fy ,W Y X i x .ii 4+ is if az, in , fl-5'r 474: I 7' 'M John Cochran teeing off. -1 - iv ' 3 - HSh0otin' the breeze. Swimming VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM: Left to right - Arron Cush, George Comacho, Jenny Hicks, Fred Maki, Doug Poffenbarger, Laurel Lagergren Rick Davidson, Ken Severns, Ignacio Carillo, Bill Shubert, Craig Kathan, Max Sanderson, Randy Cmska, joel Ganze, Carl Waller, Mark Lang, Bill Maki, Tim Wirt. Not pictured Pat Zelechoski. W 'W a SJ-'fxx has i W 'Q A ,wg 'V :qi in as ii 4 . ' 1 V ,,A fi I 0 v'ia'f1'ff W ...qu fi f W IV' 41 K Q Q q . , l i ii l F W ' A' ' ' i -V it iii5fifsEmi'Iiif1f4i1i4saznfnriaaannnuauug. L ' 4 a -A g,i,.fj S., 1 ,V i 1 1 f Q A 1nli.a i. . Q ff --:: K H'f4H'i 'TH'-' in H all llll , , Tl, illl iiiii if i Q l aaai Q - , aa ' , , S V - -L - gi V ma ligmai-B a iii a f' W m.,h A f M i mi ' ' I ..,, 'sea 4 , , N 1- l WW .M A... i ,, Q , .-: ,4 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Coach Bing Dawson. THIS PAGE-Top Left: Bill Shubert. Top Right: Mark Lang diving. Middle Left: Arron Cush. Middls- Right: Fred Maki off the hlocks. Lower LL-fr: Managers Sally Sheely, Scott Studdarcl, and Janice Barnhart. Di ing This yearys Trojan Diving Team consisted of two varsity diversg Ken Severns fpictured abovejg and Terry Crosby fpictured rightj. The seven junior varsity divers this year were: Janine Jacjuotg Lisa Smoakg David Strohmerg Danna Machacekg Debbie Smoakg Doug Poffenbargerg and Robert Rischard. Vg yi ia ,V I 1,1 , A ' RA K' ,LMA ., gba - Q - t,4g6 , AVV, - - ' f Q.. .-1 ' N H' V' 9 any V - .V i 'Yt-M WZ. ' , . 'Q-f ,. ,, -1- - -'+V w -vt if f - ' ,V ,Z M . K- rf, at .. 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Uther varsity letter persons includeg Arron Cush, Joel Ganze, Don Hunter, Bill Maki, Fred Maki, Bill Shubert, Steve Thomas, Carl Waller, and Pat Zelechoski. The H20 polo team is coached by Mr. Moseley. at i Girl's Athletics CENTER TOP: Softball team CENTER MIDDLE: Volleyball team CENTER BOTTOM: Basketball team BOTTOM LEFT: Tennis team Ann Bryant joan Etchells Kim Early f2l?' '2,31g?. ff J 21? if- 5 'sa 'J f g'5?'ef , x My '- 1 Q7 ,-B Kam .M 5,53-3 A W ,V swf' 2 159 mums-4-my--W 4- 160 Affiliations Wrestling Club Red Cross Club Tennis Club l i Health Careers Club S Club Science Club .V 9 .17 ufffs .fig ,Rigs .mir - Mr. A. Brown, Science Club Advisor Amer Asian Club I d A A E Interact Club M WAI! sf' .W d . 3 we W ,if Advanced Drama Advisor, M rs. Qualls 3,1 . -E M- . 1 Q it , 3 wagfvgg A L W ,, I f 5 iF-'nf A 3 e, 2 'i 33, 3 Q' , if VW 7 ii i gfiffwsfli K -' . A 1 Q 3 ui e .,.. , A ,k L g ak Q ,a , KRW ,KJ R' , M in M v - 1 1 Xa rg ,i 1 J 'Su k Knowledge Bowl ' 165 Los Aztecas Spanish Club French Club 1, 1, ru C few, Speech Club Mrs. Gagnon, Advisor German Club Trojan Knights Q4 -- 1 3. V i..,A..-MY' k Mrs.Goodel1, Advisor if I :Hs I I' I 1-' 1 '-TN? 'VIr. Dappart, Ad in C.S.F Art Guild Circum Terrum Mrs. Miller, AdVlS0f Pep Club Mr. Smull, Advisor Mr. Ro GirI's League The theme was l'Reflections as Yvonne Pieper was crowned queen at the 1973 Girl's League formal held December 21 in the Caribean Room of the E1 Cortez Hotel. Her court consisted of Becky Gomez, sophomore princess, and Pam Round, junior princess. Other senior candidates were Rita Martinez, Anne McLinden, juniors Melinda Robinson, Tessie Chavira, and sophomores Vicky Williams, and Janet Greene. 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Chaperones, such as Mr. Mike Luzak, came and did their own thing. 173 4 Juniors Shirley Agahan Terri Aguinaga Mel Ahrens Steve Alanis Alicia Albidrez Diane Aldrich Moses Alvarado Bob Amos Joe Anastasi Bonita Anderson Cheryl Anderson Mary Andrews John Arana Diana Arellano Natividad Arreguin Steve Arsenault Carl Atherton Angelica Audelo Jeff Austin Leslie Ayers Lonnie Ayers Victor Bachus Debbie Baker Nita Balli Susan Baltz Joe Bane Julie Baquerizo Pete Alvarez Theresa Barajas Roy Barnes Janis Barnhart Belinda Barron Maria Barron James Batchelder 3 u fre' r em , 2 7134 , r ' Y' ll if , ,QF ' V' -1 gr fav 'ff H uf: 1 V iii? 13, if K ' M 4-WQ2, ,. , , , Wo, Nw 1 -- ' i M, ri N .,,, S 1 Es ff ,A ff is - 1 i i 5 ,f-1 in 5 3 r - it i A , u. .fx---4 ef. ,H--1'V,gg .,. .. .15 s '-.,g!,. as w-'EK M6 ,- . .V -, K rf 5' s 1, . .- - -5 , . 1 .'.-lk . Q K' .f ' is A ,V f ,Q 1, -- - ,, J. 1 A. ,.-., P QA, ., X, Us Q, -35. 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QSVYEWNXBQF 51-9 -gow QXICX' Wieck 3.rNs'CV1xnqk qew Xcmow who to QciYlC, 'W KDCGBUSC pg, aj-O U,,nQ,K , N V' xr l I -,x U PS' flux ??FjflOW .Xoxrc, xtiblxff -Qfy -CWC, VIKCZ- MJ3 V- t -,,xvYYe-ang , paud 8 X xg Naxahxb 0 I ., K,,,,,,,,,, -Cr??fWClm2YiwQ'x I G'rwpe3ckr:v aww fi N XJ. . . ig Trojan Trlumvlrate fi 'K 195 2 rw. 5 U gpwq .',J. ,. :W Y , .1 ,33-+ -4-152' .T a2Lg,y'I , in Mrs c'O0dllliItlDiI1 another student nut of a jam. Mr, Sachrisun busy at his typewriter. 1 ' - g ,f an-.mlb 'W'--ge Liwft Ur. Patlelford relaying another important rnessage. hav' -401 s museum is ,f X . Tig gi 51.31 4 L i l E if ITS,- 3 af Qi-LE S, 3:51 i A 24.37- Q ,J -u Dr. Paclelford enjoying the spirit breakfast and conversation with Students. X Born and raised in Kansas, Mr. Tom Snow, counselor for A-Ga, attended Baker University and Southern Illinois University. lVlr. Charles Dappert, counselor for Pe-Z, was born and raised in Chicago, lllinois. then attended college at De Pauw University. His pet peeve is, Wllrash in the lunch areal Born and raised in San Bernardino, California, lVlr. Vic Daluiso, counselor for Ge-Pa, attended college at San Diego State and U.S.l.U. lf? ' ii i Q r' if - Mr. Ron Gibson, Vocational counselor, was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up in Vista, California, where he attended San Diego State College. His favorite saying is, Oh get out of here. . ,ff 'H .Y-.u Mrs. Virginia Tjernagel, Bi-Lingual counselor, was born and raised in National City, California where she went to Southwestern j.C. and then to San Diego State College. Her favorite saying is i'Menso, CAFl'f'l'ERlA WORKERS: li-ft to right, Mrs. Virginia Gann, Mrs. Florina Shaw, Mrs. lnrrcs, Mrs. Mary Carbcil, Mrs. Lola Vickers, Mrs. Aurora Chavez, Mrs. Frieda Merwin. Mrs, Violet Thurman, Financial Secretary 1, -.. Z9 X- V ,f- sf, CUSTODIANS: top rowg Mr. Roberto Carillo, Mr. jim Prcriticc, Mr. Bill Yeager, Head Custodian, Mr. AJ. Hundlcy, Mr. Howard Fanning, Mr. Ray Kincannon bottom rowg Mr. ,loc Bynum, Mr. Hank Altman, Mr. Kvn johnson. f 4-u-....- -A-f-..,,,,Mn , l,.,l I O I 0 O C O iEH - 'I ? ,, v Q 1 SECRETARIES: left to rightg Miss Gloria Ortiz, Mrs. Joyce Filson, Mrs. Frames Smith Mrs anlu Milburn Mrs Marie Qtewart I clon't have a pet peeve, butl have two pet birds is Mr. Byron Broudy's witticism for the day. He attended San Diego State, grew up in Hollywood, and was born in Detroit, Michigan. Howdy exclaims Mr. Michael Smull, who was born in Taft, California, grew up in Chula Vista and attended both San Diego and Oregon State Colleges. . WUQWYV V.-f .J-f- ' si 5 -W . . ! en N X ig 2 ' .Q I A, fs .wg ' V' ,Ja 3 Q M A f if Have a nice day comes from Mr. Ernie Mueller, who was born in Springfield, Illinois. He went to Western Illinois University for his college education. Q Mr. Alex Brown has lived in three different states in all of his 29 yearsg Virginia, Pennsylvania, and California. He was born in Seattle, Washington and Went to college at Berkeley and SDSC. Mr. William Noel. izwaelwvam 5 yew fm n. 4 20 I DU TRIA ww 4 Mr. VVilliam Kruse's birthplace and hometowr attended San Diego State University. J as L ART 2 , E 5 L 1lSIJUllULlUl',l0W'8, and he Born and raised in San Diego, California, Mr. Richard Oliver attended San Diego State to become a teacher of Wood-Working and Remedial Math. His favorite saying is Let's listen up. ,pf if! Y 1 Wt -,mil 21,551 fmwiftfmwf Born and raised in Huff, North Dakota, Mr, VVilliam Rambur attended San Mr. john Brown was horn and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the University Diego State College to heeome a n-aah:-r of Auto Mechanics. of Maryland, and then went on to San Diego State. His favorite saying is, l'm not always right, but l'm NEVER wrong! MATH Mr. Warren Cox lived his childhood in Silver City, New Mexico, fHome of Billy the Kidl. He attended Bakersfield Junior College, and then went on to the University of New Mexico. His pet peeve is teachers who allow students out of class without hall passes. Born in San Antonio, Texas, Mr. Frank Meyer lived therefor 18 years, and then attended college at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. He has served in the U.S. Navy, and now teaches Remedial Math and algebra. His favorite saying is, Isn't it strange how the ignorant refuse to study or work and how the intelligent never stop? .H s55Fli5.f,rssrl'??.!x Mr. Ralph Martin was born in Colorado, and raised in Greeley, Colorado. He attended Northern Colorado University, at Greeley. His pet peave is Students and Wrestlers who don't dedicate themselves to what they are doing. Mr. Leonard Flynn comes from New York City, 'New York, though he was born in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. He went to college at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis and simply states his favorite saying is, There is no substitution for excellence. 3 206 Fine Arts l'4:'?Q.. vez, of' 063'-,iw 5 . 'ww Q -- 'fri NN '. .Af a '. n 9 ':et'. Q 'A 'ij' , ' i Q- 'x.xl soC 3 CL' ' Y ' v I Aff. 9 gf . tb' 4 '.x ,zlp 45 .F L a. ' K-M -5-I . N, 9 1.'. ,g- 5 '+ 5 5. .Q , . . ,r T'-,o, efg- 1 V, 5 9, gy. L. ,salt L,,'o6AgJi,f.v-.- ' it Ll'-i4:.'. :'li:Qi K: N. -ss? V 355. ',, fb' J j,, 'v N 5 x +,. , ',.-,l,.. w.s,,ef-, . 1 x 4' c ','?', f,f'e 0' i f ,o 3 6' l' q ' ff-.32 ,Hy-'z-' 'I.r.4,f3n 'B tg-if .fy 1' H Q' M551 K'4 Q . e f ,, 3-1! , ref' . , sf vfl. ' Z '1-ev C fd ' f X' 5-Q... , . W' 9? . ' N9 3' .aw - . Dirty kitchensn are Mrs. Kathy jones' gripe. She was born in Orlando, Florida and grew up in Butte, Montana. The University of Montana is where she received her college education. rr' 7' we 2 g Q 5 Q . f E 3 Mrs. Janice Britton grew up all over the world and attended six different colleges, and finally graduated from SDSU. 'lThe poor nutritional quality of the food sold to the masses is her pet peeve. .Q 2 .dp-mx A ' People who act like children but want to be treated like adults are Mrs, Ketterer's pet peeve. She was born in E. St. Louis, Illinois, and grew up in that state, She attended Valapaiso University in Indiana. lH,liiif' Honolulu is the birthplace of Mr. Jack Joyce, who grew up all over the states, and attended college at Occidental. QLA You know what they say in Poland. . , is often quoted by Mr. Michael Luzak. As you walk by the bandroom, you will probably hear him emphatically saying, Pay attention to detail! He is a native San Diegan, grew up in Spring Valley, and went to Arizona State University, San Diego State, and Ohio U. Mr. Phil Ligon hails from Kilgore, Texas, the oil capital of the world. The University of Texas and North Texas State are his alma maters, and he points out his pet peeve and favorite saying with this: If you know so much about it, why d0n't you do itll' Anybody or anything that resists change rubs Mrs. Mary Qualls the wrong way. She was born in St. Louis, Missouri, grew up here in San Diego, and went to San Diego State. People who think that everyone should act, react, and believe as they do is a gripe held by Mrs. Enid Miller. Washington D. C. is her birthplace, and she lived in Alabama, Connecticut, Maine, and California, where she went to San Diego State. Famil Life 5OCi0l0gy Hurry up, hurry up, we're running out of time is often said by Mrs. Evelyn Cassady. Lancaster, Pennsylvania is her birthplace, and she attended college at Sebanon Valley College, Penn. .E G I- A native San Die-gan, Mrs. Karen Silvius is a devil in disguise, for she graduated from Sweetwater High School . . . and then went on to San Diego State. We needs must love the highest when we see it. - Tennysong is Mr. Alden Stonels thought. He was born in Madison, Wisconsin and attended the University of Wisconsin and Colgate Rochester Divinity School, New York. 's f ,a,.i . ' if U Mrs. Janelle Guidry's hometown is Ventura, where she attended il ii' W 'JV' if Venturajunior College before coming to San Diego State. Business Education V X Yi1i:'915' gg . He 5 w 9 1- Mr. Ray Griebel grew up in the mid-west and was born in North Dakota. What really gripes him is people who drive close enough to read a bumper sticker reading K'No tail gating. He attended the University of Iowa and San Diego State. 'A-iss A J, Before going to USD and San Diego State, Coach Logan Elliott was born in Plant City, Florida, and grew up in Phoenix and San Diego. Mr. Howard Rindone ' , if i M 5, 2 gag ,,i,,- -yiy i Having to replace first period attendance cards on a busy day is a nuisance to Mrs. Susan Head, who was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, grew up in Hollywood, and went to school in Detroit, Michigan. S-.., , ,Aix n 232832 ' sss x Mrs. Grisilda Galindo came to Chula Vista from Tecate, Baja California, and went to college at Southwestern and San Diego State. UYSB The insistence by society that the single person should be marricdl' is Ms. Pat Swann's comment on whatys happening today. She was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, spent her childhood in Los Angeles, and went to UCLA. 2 Coach Ed Spies was born and grew up in San Diego. He also San Diego. What can you hear him say on the track? Simply, 5 J ,7 1 , If -I 5 K. , ' Q if , , Q I ' ' ,E .5 'I fi Vi ,iii S 0 v P' . V - . we fs 5' fail :Q attended college in HA stitch in time saves nine is a saying of Coach Bing Dawson. Born in Palm Run, Springs, California, he grew up in Beaumont. He attended San Diego State. s Saper, Oklahoma is Coach Joe Rainbolt's hometowng he grew up in the South Bay and went to San Diego State. Coach Gil Warren is a native San Diegan who grew up in National City and went to Sweetwater High. Non-suits are his pet peeve. He attended Chaffey Junior College, San Diego State, and earned his Master's Degree from USIU. Mrs. Nancy Rinner comes from Tulsa, Oklahoma. She received her college education from Northeastern State. .... .4 y 3 . e -A 3 ii U lg?-ff , V 'gif if 1 L , I I -: . Michigan City, Indiana, is Miss Nancy Sass, birthplace. Escondido is where she grew up, and she attended Palomar Junior College, San Diego State and Azusa Pacific. She states as her pet peeve, that you have to be married to have fun. 2, iii, .K SL 3 !'l' ! l' 1s Ch Language Arts Q'- 'wap- France is Mrs. Anne Gagnon's birthplace and former home. She went to San Diego State and says frequently, I'l1 be darned! Mach Schnell says Mr. Klaus Giess, our native speaker from Germany. He attended UCSD, Heidelberg University, and San Diego State. 1 .I. CE Srl I Sci .E U ua Holy Mackerel is what Mr. Wallace Munden would say if we asked him if he came all the way from his birthplace, Rocksprings, Wyoming, to teach at Castle Park. He spent his childhood in Colorado, and attended Colorado State University. i-Hua .. t 't.ts.. vlvi... Northwest Missouri State College is Mrs jean Lasley's alma Mr. Chester Roberts was born in Pennsylvania, grew up there, and then came to mater. She was born and grew up in San Bernardino. San Diego to go to State. if A my li, Mr. Nate Wallace is a native San Diegan who attended San Diego State. 0 ,'3,,.f a . f lil s :N Q 3 ,V UW ,W ,-1:' . ,, KK., K7 :QM ' Q v. ,...i.-- rw Q ' Q X . k t Mr. Jack Robinson was born on a farm in Centerville, Texas, and grew up on farms and ranches in Leon County, Texas. He says, Be yourself, we have too many phonies alreadyfl He went to college at six different universities in Texas, Hawaii, San Diego and Lebanon. . A, ,,,,.,-Mg. W- M.. .K I QTY? we It M , T51 J 'L Cogito Ergo Sum is Mr. Robert Vigil's favorite saying. Albequerque, New Mexico is his birthplace and hometown. He went to the University of New Mexico and San Diego State. 9--. ' ,-www. ,... Personal surveys are disliked by Mr. Kluger. He was born in Rock Island, Illinois, grew up in Davenport, Iowa, and went to the University of North Carolina and Leland Stanford University. stef-gf glfx, 'wasfgf ,Pew ff ' . w.v'ff?w:':e:,.1-'r' gm-gg? 25+ an W A an Q3-as ' 213 4 Q.,-me Mrs. Marilou Baumgarten's pet peeve is two-faced people. She was born in Mrs. Nancy Shaw is a native San Diegan who attended San Diego State. Kentucky, grew up there and in San Diego, and went to San Diego State. .2 as -H Mr. Tom Van Benthyson is a native San Diegan who went to San Mrs. Barbara Clark is a native of Salem, Illinois, and attended Southern lllinois Diego State. University. As she tries to get a point across she says frequently, 'AYou know what l mean! Q my Mar' 1 ,,,, Ns 5 . ,U zfwgrmho, . H s 5 . ff 754' i v .Nt H U... it ff- 1. . , i iii A YS by K ,Ai if ua . A . .Sita .. .. 1 f fag- .,,.,, .... . L'Anyone who says ain't bothers Mr. Benton Dayton. Born in San Diego, he grew WELL NEVER meet this deadline. . . is what Mrs. Cathy O'Rourke is up here, then went to the University of Redlands. always saying to the Speculum Staff. Born in Salem, Oregon, she went to school in Riverside. Her college education came from varied universities-University of Education, Riverside, Berkely, San Francisco, and San Diego State. 'W-A. I shall be the gladdest thing under the sun. I shall touch a hundred flowers and A woman has to be twice as good as a man to go half as far. A F. Hurst. Mrs not pick one-.H - Edna St. Vincent Millay. Ms. Winnie Allen was born in Manila, Wells received her college education at the University of Arizona, grew up in P. l., grew up in Chula Vista, and attended San Diego State. Tucson, and was born ln Detroit, Michigan. 0196 xl A egqgqgw Ikzkqne 'UNBRLUE Tglb dS.ST :gnc YRXYHTXE J. , v Q Rin we .WM w '-5, w f, ,fs vu M Y I I t I a Shlnolura Attnrmvf 1 F91 President- Laura Stowasser Advisor- Mr. Howard Rindonr 4 4. Sucretary- Bev Riley X, 1 Q. ,1 Q . Ar - .1 , ,M l rg! N, 'gy ,,.:, . A, fa- 'm g 115 -. ' 'A ' uf gif' Y K cd-kai Hg f f . fe- Z K' f A' xg is Lg, . H' M 131. F p 3 1 b -' Q , 5 W 3 1 if ' lx, Q. W b ea'-1 N2 A J if I ,A f Sf N ,K , Barbee Bohnert Q Ray Bergevin 'K Robin .gy 5. 218 A555 '12-..-.3' wwf' ff, ,gg . N g Q n-a. Q, f?'25'? i ' xt g C I T v i 5 44, - if I-Iawklns , V m, , J' zammans Alicia Marmelejo ..l':....::nf... Debb1e,Peters g ,K-ZW. ., ' 5' --IIY ' in e ee , ,,,, Ak,y , K, ,, .gi , , zzi H eieeie ,--1i 1111 C C L eeii , MA y ' b C iiieee i ff - i Vi:A J :: ,: Lx, A aa? ' .ff..: ni: ' :':k :': K ' CENTER PICTURE: Squires to the Tribunes Debbie Sabellico, Eddie Emmons, Cindy Smith, Debra Ritch, Julie Baquerioz, Carol Jones, Jolene Whitecavage, Robin Lehotsky, Barbee Bohnert. X Y First Semester Senate Q s 5 rg , is.-ar. - z,,g' gWa+ sas, 'gym Q ,Q ' 93 Q1 s 5 'MQ ss! F ik :.. 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Working with a unicameral system, they were able to improve the marquisg create a student-faculty Advisory board to study problems that affect both students and teachersg purchase accoustical shells for the choirg form a food l committee Whose purpose was to improve the quality of cafeteria foodg make it possible for a club to be paid for working on improving the schoolg make tribune attendance at senate meetings not mandatoryg and institute a nutrition break for students. This second decade brought new ideas into student government, and changes that have helped to improve CP. ,,,r,,,,,,,M. , XARDA GL' 6 f Aj' -- A Kp 7 f ,,,. K- K fy K- --vw , L 44 M ,w U Aw .ag ff' Advertising 224 me .. gk JULIUS AND PETE SAY ITIS THE PLACE TO GO, L:v gf I If :-- ' I ITT: I if I Q ,, . me. we S 1 Ei f X I R 1 -., -. :C i it 255251 4 x' T LIS M ??5 23522 T C. Q CD III PATTY AND RHONDA WILL GUARANTEE THE MERCHANDISE ATHLETIC SUPPLY HARPERS 314 CENTER ST, C,v, 420-3310 THE COMPLETE CUSTOM AWARDS SERVICE CAL-WEST AWARDS INC. 294 TI-IIRD AVE, CI-IULA VISTA, CALIF, 92010 BILL CBLACKIE, BLACK 422-0914 THE SILVER CUE CORNER OF 4TI-I AND F ST, CI-IuLA VISTA FUN PLACE OF CHIJLA VISTA 20 PINBALL AND AIvIuSEIvIENT MACHINES 3 FOOSEALL I6 PROFESSIONAL POOL TABLES SEE OUR COMPUTER SPACE ELECTRONIC PING PONG ELECTRONIC HOCKEY FAMILY BILLIARDS 380 F ST MUSIC STORE 266 1f2 THIRD AVE , CI-IuLA VISTA 422-5331 COM PLIMENTS OF YOUR FRIENDLEE WHITE FRONT STORE 1240 BROADWAY CI-IULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA HUBBARD IVIORTUARY CHULA VISTA, CALIF. v 5' Nw ,, XII , N Q I S X s I I i P' N Q N E , , i 1 Q51 - 2 I 33 I xii 'fa 1 2 fix E f Q 6 if 1 58 I 2 I 'Ti If IC 1 S 'C R' Ii Q, 1 . 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SAN YSIDRO BLVD, CHULA VISTA SAN YSIDRO CALIFORNIA O'DONNELl.'S HAIR FASHION 1470 MELROSE CHULA VISTA PHONE 427-6906 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT IO PER CENT OFF ON STUDENT HAIR PIECES I - I I 3 I CHULA VISTA TV-HI-FI CENTER DAY AND NIGHT CALLS SPECIALISTS IN COLOR TV ALL WORK GUARANTEED 695 3RD AVE, OPEN 9--9 MON,-SAT, SPECIALISTS IN COLOR TV HOWARD'S CORNER SERVING TH E BAY FOR OVER YEARS CORNER OF 9TH AND NATIONAL. OPEN SUNDAY I2g00-5330 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK HOWARD'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 9I0 NATI ONAL AVE, - 474-6788 NATIONAL CITY ,If If .,.. A 5: I . BEST WISHES T0 THE STUDENTS AND STAFF E AT CASTLE PARK HIGH I IIII ' M ..I: I YOUNG SET f TRININIER MOWER - TORO - VACIVIASTER SWEEPER BICYCLES HOIVIELITE AND IVICIVIULLOCH CHAIN SAWS CIIuIa fllisia LAWN MOWER CQ. SALES AND SERVICE 422-1773 422-6767 JI ' . 53 I 1 YT fxf ' W- ML If QI Egg 1 325 THIRD AVE 478 THIRD AVENUE CHULA VISTA MUELLER'S FLORIST BANQUETS, PROIVIS, ,ICORSAGESII ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS ,, CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA 422-6166 PHONE 426-4660 S 2 I 5 113:15 V I-gltlzjgm 1 fi 5, SJ Q ml nj 'gd nl 'M 'GI '11 ru 53' 5' 23 V4R. IO f'i .6 V.- ' -,X-II YV! , E555 ,Q FX A f , wr I ' I-Ik I - ' -f f n ' A V I J 'I 'ml ...Q I II 1J', F21 f'W HII' M I 59 51 I i5?f5f'a?: A 'R vs I' 12 N' 1 E, .W - -'-' ' hd . ,f , H BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL P I EOPLE HELPING PEOPLE IFYOUWANTI LEARNING - A MEANINGFUL SUMMER - A FUTURE HEALTH CAREER - JOB EXPERIENCE BE A CANDYSTRIPER VOLUNTEER a general HIISPIIAI 435 I-I ST, cI-IuI.A VISTA CALIFORNIA 92010 TELEPHONE 420-8182 Congratulations FROM ROHR INDUSTRIES CHULA VISTA FOR BEAUTIFUL WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS THE LITTLE CHAPEL OF THE ROSES GLENN ABBEY PARK 4 -0118 .: 5, ff, VY AISI I I FUSON s GARAGE CHULA VISTA CALIFORNIA ' Y'x BA'-BGA DATSUN DAVIS BODY Er PAINT 2700 NATIONAL AVENUE IZO BROADWAY C.V, NATIONAL CITY 474-7011 422-6442 730 PALM - 31 RENTALS KAWASAKI TRIUM PH HODAKA C RCP COMPANY STORAGE A 3255 NATIONAL AVE RICKMAN B s 474'1516 PIED PIPER TERIVIITE AND PEST CONTROL SAN DIEGO 295 4136 SANDWICH SHACK WORLD FAMOUS SGUTH BAY PHILA DELPH IA SANDWM CHEVRQLET BROADWAY AT cHuLA VISTA 420-5900 CHULA VISTA 2.120 1-2 EL CAJOIN BLVD mm? sr HUNTlNGTON'S HOUSE OF FINE FLOWERS BROWN MOTORS VOLKSWAGEN , 18TH AND NATIONAL AVE, NATIONAL CITY 4 74- 552 1 4 OOO CHULA VISTA BEAUTY COLLEGE 326 CENTER STREET I 420-7784 4 Room 1609 Says Letls Have a Party UHF Agent, Inc. Booster . . .Bright tomorrow in you We trust The best Second decade dawned percussion with US- section in the SCIUOTS county. '74 C.P. '74 forevermore Varsity Pepleaders Roy Arnie A big Thanks', to My entire staff Allen Wiuie I - H for a job well done, Felicidadl Y and a special goodbye Buena Sueffe - N - -N- A S d G to Bonnie, Cheryl, an y mt Cathy and Nancy SSL A H Dolly Robynne 1,11 miss YOU OS Zteccas forever 8a always Cathy O,ROurke Castle Park High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble Alto Sax Section Congratulations to the 2nd best C.P. Publication Where there is faith, there is love, Where there is love there is peace. Where there is peace Mark, Thank you for everything. May the Lord bless -' I The - SL kee ou alwa s. I' there is God P y y J' Ron Maryin Trumpet Staff and Where there is God G there is no need! Debbie Wen Belinda Hey! You Devils! SONG CHEER Bonnie Eat your heart out U Goodbye from the Anne Cuz you lost! Cheryl Sheme 2nd Ave. Gangs Rhonda oct. 12, 1973 CEHO! L12 Sfnlofs Norma Trojans-12 84 SU-HI-8 Lind? YVOUPQ 74 Leslie We,re no. l-It's a Debble Connie Johnny way of Life! Cathy Jack David of C.P. Congratulation SU'HI Diagnlcggood says: HI! to the class of is 1 ye to Bonnie '74 from: Eddy 8L of SU-HI Dr. W.B. Podelford Cruzen-for-H-bruzen Linda GO TROJANS Boogie W00gie Rhonda The Flugalhorns Illosy 84 h - . Arthur Saiqarliglg of Rick '74 ETC. I WhCH I work, I S - L D N E , Works hafdg when SEQ u,Y.uu,,u,..auu flllfflffsffs I sits, I sits looseg TTTTTT'TT-T'-mTTTTTTTvvTTv'T Lovez thinfidl Yifgsleep Statuary: Finished - Unfinished Ms, Swann Lamp Bases Pam 34 Joe Wall Decor -... - . 4 -. Figurines Self conquest Life Marge Eiynck phone C7l4j 426-8841 is the greatgst 686 Broadway Chula Vista, Ca 92010 of victories. I0 - 5 Tues.-Fri. . 10 - 4 Sat. Mr' 8L Mrs' Rindone The l - 4 Sun. . closed Mon. Counselors 7 - I0 Tues. 8L Thurs. Evenings Bricks Mr. McKee and the Library Staff 1474 j ji fu 'hum t pau' t L0 Q0-11161 Hello my J ello!1 Eyore! I Love You Signed William 84 Ellen Thanks for a ?x '? '73-774 Flag Corp Tommy Trojan Berg year in the '73-'74 Val, Pam, Jan. 25, 1974 Flag Corp, Gig, Deb, Sal, Life is being a Guys! Cella, Deb, Paula Trojani' Till Death do LIS Patti, Pam and Danna To The greatest 4 V' Jack Cheryl Anderson uwri' ever! Keith Robert Kirbyg and Cindy Cajjvnle Thompson You're the greatest f ' and Say: Love Always! basketball player gf - ' awe love you yguf 73-74 Friends Always f Lynn Tmjansv football 8s basketball Your 73-74 Secret Pal I. secret P31 Linda Osgood Linda Thishasbeenaterrible I Q ,za yearinFlags. OW f M, Troy is our Letshopenextyearis 21' Q Racket better! . d , on Qigigfe' Trojan y 7, 0 i . 'Qs,Q Tennis and Hard vdofli Team Zfiffdfll H0112 Q52 CU' Youpfogfes through improving Mr. Stone says: K ' I 4 What has been me elie 5 would Zfzlie Thank C.P.S. toward what has t ff. ' I gmt dedfzca QI? Wbe done S a e e T.O.P. Patty H I 8 Congratulations! and Best Wishes to the Seniors of '74. F Mr. SL Mrs. L.C. Goodel Good Luck Pennants of '75 your gonna need it! Donna, Carol, Sandy, Dusty 8t Belinda Good Luck to the 74-75 corp! From the 1973474 Sweepstakes winning Trojanette Corps The future is not a gift it is an achievement Bonnie Cheryl, Val, 1973-'74 Letteretts say: e! Happ y are those who It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness C.A.B. was da heute kannst besorgen dos verschiebe nicht auf morgen- German Club j Ray I Love You! Ana time burns slowly down the melted wax softly cries only to trickle down into the reservoir of my memories of this school. B.L .W HAS my can le of dream dreams, j and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. The Speculum Staff Thursday for the rest of your LIFE' Have a happy The ess ce of b in The pages contained in this book are the end results of combined efforts hy many people. Students contributed photography and literature that enabled us to use unique ideas throughout. 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