Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

L ' 4 vp f .f-r i : ' 4 ' .- i; ' ... . ' ' ■ V ' Michael Malone Adviser Michael Belyea Editor Betsy McKay . . . Organizations Editor Sue Busch . . . .Co-Organizations Editor Nancy Bodini Activities Editor Susan Bodini .... Co-Activities Editor Betsy Monich .... Co-Activities Editor Durby Wheeler Sports Editor Joel Gray Photographer Ed Mclntire Photographer Fred Bailey Photographer ■■-♦ , % ;ti V S i r ' ' ' A| fc .1 %  M ! W%. )P -.4 rrfx: - 4 «r 4« ■ ■•4-- ! -• • Jf « ..5 ' - m f 4t. J- .jmm. iK tpK « «,■■! -e-w if «p «Hi WW  '  v ' v 4|M ik rx ■ ■ ' Ife 2 ' ■- ' ■ v- .c ri? - ' mX -_  MWwMMiMw— I— ' ■ , 1 H I « i i ii.- 1 1   , ■ J i l l II I  ..- ■ — iimi; ' i« ' 1 . 41 --..« — . « I 41 4Hi still. It must either a For a certain time each |n the footsteps of its prede- jment arrives when new paths J dcn. ' ' T)iese college years are the ones 1..1I busy -f6et find and follow most of their - i idirections«r ' t , l ith this- ' in mind, we have chosen feet, boih and at rest, as the theme of Chaffey ' s 1969 Afius..: DEDICATION Each year at this time honors are heaped upon deserving students by members of the facuhy and administration of Chaffey CoUege and by citizens from the Chaffey College community. Each year at the conclusion of the awards the student body reciprocates in part by honoring some member of the faculty or administration. It is always difficult for the students to make a selection since we are fortunate enough to have so many who deserve the honor. Tliis year we have chosen one who has been both teacher and administrator with the Chaffey District for twenty five years. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate the 1969 ARGUS to Wilham Groneweg. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N r J |_p f ! 1 1 j 1 L 1 ■n J ft j 1 H j ■ fc ' B fM 1 TRUSTEES All members give generously and unstintingly of both time and effort to ensure the smooth running of the college. As elected representatives of district taxpayers they carry a heavy burden of responsibilites. Administration, faculty, classified person- nel, and members of the student body respect and appreciate their dedication. Georgia Mellon Chairman of the Board Merle Cox Vice Chairman George Vinnedge Secretary Ralph Miller Board Member Dr. Kenneth Wilcox Board Member 10 ADMINISTRATION The students of Chaffey College have completed a successful year of academic achievement, student government, and activities. The ARGUS is an exceUent review of the many fine events, and will be a source of future enjoyment. Sincere congratulations are extended to every student with best wishes for continued success throughout Hfe. Harry D. Wiser President Harry D. Wiser President William L. Grigsby Comptroller 11 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MEMBERS The Administrative Staff Members form a link between the Board of Trustees and the Faculty in the smooth running of Chaffey College. Their departments include Instruction, Guidance, Registration,Admissions, Counseling, and Student Personnel. Each department is vital to the overall efficiency of the institution. Qaience Calhoun Lynn HoUist William Groneweg Joseph lantomo Kenneth Hinrichsen Robert Ledyard 1 . V ,N ft J . f - ggp P- - , vWi ti m Canoll Price Eric Rice Leslie Standlea June Teitsworth 12 The Guidance and Counseling Department is usuaOy the student ' s first contact with Chaffey. Its members assist them in planning their academic careers and at all tiines they stand ready to give help and advice. COUNSELORS Leshe Standlea Dean of Guidance y vJW Mary Bartell David Hafiz -X i Clyde Jack ■ 1 - 1 Leonard Mather Pauline Myers Libby Nakagawa Thomas Normand Howard Theurer Peter Tolstoy 13 BUSINESS EDUCATION The expressly stated ideal of this division is to prepare its students to make their most effective contribution to society in general, and business in particular. It strives to meet these goals fully aware that employment opportunities are becoming increasingly limited to those who possess specific knowledge and particular skiUs. It dedicates itself to providing education and training in areas identified by business, industry, government, and labor as being in need of such knowledge and skills. Louis Gentile Division Chairman Elwood Chapman ■; ..  i ; i mt Gilbert Extale Drae Hampton Gilbert Howard Donald Ketchum Bobbie Kuhlmann 14 Eugene Mitchell Ralph Newton Thomas Normand Jean Payne Billie Pitts [ ?s i Mary Robinson Robert Rolph Robert Schesser Jean Simpson Millicent Smith 15 CREATIVE ARTS A complete education goes beyond specific skills and particular disciplines, it recognizes esthetic needs and the necessity of human- istic expression. Tliis division serves those needs, makes available the means of expression in art, drama, music, and the domestic arts while exposing neophytes to the works of masters. Jesse Weaver Division Chairman Gordon Berger X Homer Davis Sylvia Elber Robert Fleck Hendrik Grise Francis Hemenway Anthony Ivins 16 Jack Mason James Miller Shirley Nash Carol Sayles Joyce Shannon Robert Smith • J - s Ralph Strane Andree Tolstoy Mary Lou Waldrop 17 INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL Students enrolled in this division are committed to one of the industrial arts and technical skills which constitute the core of its offerings; aeronautics, auto body shop, electronics, hthography, and welding. Those taking nine units are eligible for flight instruction at the Ontario Airport where the college has a hangar and a small fleet of planes. Fred Felsch Division Chairman Lloyd Aanstad Sam Contino Thomas Finnie John Frost 18 John Johnson Dario Robinson A n ■ ' - ' - ■ ■ Darwin Personius Charles Stark « N Walter Van Moorlehem Edgar Wallace 19 LANGUAGE ARTS In addition to the English language and its literature this division offers courses in French, German, and Spanish which lead to facility in speaking ana writing hose languages. Here the student may acquire a firm basis for a hberal education, expand his general education, or lay the foundations for an extended academic career. Michael Malone Division Chairman Michael Alexander James Barreca nr ' ' ym,- John Blair Richard Clements Felipe Cornejo Charles Hicks Eugene Higbee 20 Richard Killen Gerald Martin Robert O ' Sullivan ' wX t Myron Roberts 9 i Bft - ■ . — i ... a Allis Peaker Gail Theurer r Joseph Renolds iSr ' i Thomas Walker ' Johanna Weiner Donald Wright 21 LIFE SCIENCE There are three departments in this division; Biological Science, Dental Assisting, and Nursing. They offer a wide variety of courses and curricula for transferring Life Science majors, for General Education students, and for students desiring terminal occupation training. Richard Beeks Chairman Betty Jane Birdsall Eugene Boring Mary Boul i wT ' Kenneth Calhoun Nancy Crow Katherine Dawson James Des Lauriers Diana Fillhart Joyce Friel 22 Anna Gail Gentile ' Robert Lubarsky Sylvia Pompura Doris Jahr Edward Myers Hvelyn Richardson Stephen Kellogg f iVi Lloyd Parratt • i e r r ' t U ' f« i.-vw.e Ki Ruth Schindler Margaret Slotkin Vesta Stark 23 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The members of this division are dedicated to the age-old concept that a healthv body is essential for the nurturineof asound mind. Their approach is through highly organized team sports and through individual athletic pursuits. Barney Newlee Division Chairman John Burnison George Colbath Maxine Davis William Gable 24 Mary Gonzales Howard Lowder z - . Betty Olson William Richardson Paul Smith Howard Theurer 25 PHYSICAL SCIENCE The Physical Science, Mathe- matics, and Engineering Division is primarOy concerned with the scientific, mathematical, and engineering laws and principles which govern the physics, chemis- try, geology, and astronomy of the natural universe. 1 _,„J! f • ' fSL, Arthur Flum Division Chairman Lester Adkins Dana Alexander Rodney Arner George Beardwood William Blanchard Marlin Dickey Alfred Fernandez 26 Fred Geiger Robert Lobar . 1 ( V Elmer Glenn Mildred Johnson Floyd Shannon  « Donald Swihart Ray Webb t Jack White 27 SOCIAL SCIENCE Each subject offered by this division is symbohcally represented in its mosaic. This mosaic, hanging in the division courtyard, was erected in cooperation with the Creative Arts facuhy. We hope that this joint effort symbohzes, not only the seeking after truth, but the close relationship which exists amongst all academic disciplines. Donald Bartell Margaret Fisk Robert Latham Division Chainnan y ' — !te '  €7 Bemice McAllister Charles Miller Edward Panzer Bea Rose 28 Florence Rose John Seymour Dawn Sharp George Silliman Philip Stan Stanley Waldrop Donald Waigin 29 LIBRARY The library is the heart of the college. Its constantly ex- panding holdings enrich the curriculum and encourage recreational reading. Jean Atkinson Public Services Librarian m. .- ' % George Elser Head Librarian % ' d i Eunice Asper Miriam Bowers Librarian in Charge of Technical Processes f - Elsie HuU ., % Bertha Kurutz Dorothy LaBarge Peggy Whitcomb 30 CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL Ac ik Hany Addison Ignacio Amparan Raymond Amparan Genevieve Anderson Robert Andres Amy Anthony Jose Armenta Rito Armenta ' C Peggy Bailey Barbara Bannister Keimit Benson James Blackburn Raymond Bailey Elnora Branson Francois Briot Elizabeth Bryant Elaine Bums Virginia Butler James Castle 31 Louis Castro Charles Cox Rosemarion Cunningham Manuel Chavez Helen Chin Mildred Dalton Myrtle Denby Edith Denton Elmer Dickerson — «« Ni ' ' N m William Draper Wilford Ducharme Oliver Duhamel Virginia Edwards Margaret Egge Elida Espinoza Margaret Gideon Frank Gomez Miriam Harmon Charlene Hatfield Dean Hilleman Dorothy Hilleman Helen HoUey 32 Hazel Locke Edith Locker Elizabeth Mahon ) Mykola Mayerowych Angelo Maichione % '   s r I - Helen Mariner John Martinez mr Lynn May John B. McCarter Mary McDaniel Loretta Miller Anita Sohm LaVeda Murrell Paul Northrup Wilbur Northrup John Ortman Paul Pace 33 Sharon Palmer Ralph Parker Amaha Partel Rudy Partel Mike Peters Mike Pizzurro Lorn Poister Helen Quail Vicki Renfro Jeanette Rigsby John Rose John Ruiz Gloria Rush Ernest Sampson Lois Schwartz Evelyn Shenton Earl Sicosky Ida Sicosky OUve Smith Betty Stoneman Augustine Tejas Dolores Thomas 34 o 4 mfy li Ignacio Valles Barbara Van Dorl John Viencek Geneva Watkins « i; , y lllMi ' %t. ' : Elbert Webb Flora Whaley Marie White Ehnor Wilding Helen Williams 35 c L A S s E S Abbott, Kathy Alexander, Michelle Andrews, Mary Lou Anstii, Bill Armstrong, Randy Arnold, Pat Ashvvood, Carol Beltramo, Dan . V--, Bodamen, Ron Bodini, Nancy Bodini, Susan Boe, David Benson, Brian Berard, Desneiges Berny, Becky Bishop, Don Bomgrauer, John Bamholdt, Deloras Hotting, Bates Bravo, Margie L- y 38 Brenning. Robert Brewer, Linda Brewer, Vicki Bruins, Theo Collins, Don Coonrod, Batricia Cox, John Cox, Penny Burke, Pamela Butter, Danny Capone, Geno Champion, Dave Clifford, Thomas CUfton, Carol Coe, Nancy Cole, Connie 39 Eddy, Michael Eisenbrey, Guy Ellis, Chris Eshleman, Dave Dailey, Ron Davidson, Dian Dickson, Michael DiDonato, Gino s£ Espinoza, Rose Marie Fail, Andy Pari, Candy Farland, Annissa Felt, Dave Fetchet, Dennis Fletcher, Monte Flores, Thomas Folmer, Dwayne Ford, Terry Foster, Leslie Fox, Steve 40 Catling, Greg Geary, Theodore Gordon, Linda Gretjohn, Sarah Hare, Jody Hargraves, Chris Harris, Andy Hawker, Robert Hagerty, Fred HaU, Galen Hampton, Byren Hansen, Jim Hawkins, Kenneth Hernandez, Jose Hodge, Joel Houch, Harold Hughes, Patrick lavello, Joanne Jones, Susan Joos, Steven ■ ; — - -4Wt.s VlPk t Johnson, Craig Jones, Dennis Keltner, Gary Kibler, Jimmie Jo Koch, David Lahr, Eldon Talapolliza, Sophia Lehn, Carrole H iii i ;i« Lenney, David Lewis, David Ling, Bill Lomoro, Frank Martinez, Martin Maurer, Janet McCarthy, Kathy Mcintosh, Dan McLaughlin, Jann Mendez, Gerardo Metzger, Doris Miller, Jacqulin Minicucci, Francis Minor, Cathy Montoya, Roy Morrison, Terry Norcia, Joe Ortega, Vincent O ' Mally, Tamara O ' Haver, Daniel Ib m ? ' ' Perdew, Scott Peres, Robert Potts, Julie Puntney, Becky Puytori, BiJU Ramuez, Carlos Ransom, Erica Rebenack, Cunt 43 Reeves, Steve Rhodes, Sue Robison, Hoyt Rodriguez, Ramon Temple, Richard Tennant, Chris Tesar, Dennis Tharp, Michael 44 Thomas, John Timmons, Willie Tooman, Wendie Trueblood, Brent WiUeams, Stephen Wolfe, Don Zupancich, Victor 45 Abbott, Gregory Abril, Betty Adams, Howard Adams, Marsha Agnello, Sherry Albert, Barbara Allen, Jeanette Amaon, Shirley Apodaca, Becky Alice Man-Jing Au iHt  . i . ' i . Bailey, Linda Ball, Norma Barber, Beverly Bare, Douglas Bark, John Bamhold, Douglas Bash, Dan Bell, Linda Berger, David Bertie, Phogg 46 Bhalagamwala, V. M. Biloschaetzke, Peter Bissell, Robert Blandi, Rosemary Boone, Beve ! Bothe, Stefan Brayton, Sharon Brennan, Rose Brouse, Ellen Burger, Laurence Burgos, Caesar Butterick, Doug Buttngr, Wanda Callins, Claudia Campa, Sandie Caputo, Bob Caress, Leslie Caridi, Teresa 47 Carion, Marty Calls, Patricia Carpenter, Carol Charpenter, Chris CarroU, Ed Carter, Faith Carter, Janet Carwes, Kenneth Casteel, Bentia Castro, Sandra Centeno, Clementine Cervantes, Frank Chadwick, Carl Cheney, Richard Chu, Joe D. Claudy, Sondra CUck, Gerald Cochran, Judy Conaway, Paul Cook, Rebecca 48 Cooke, Lynne Cooley, Larry Cooper, Robecca Corfield, Kay Corona, Dan Cotton, James Crljenica, Carol Cuartos, George Czepkiewicz, Patricia Dairlo, Penny « -v t Danke, David Danna, Jack Davidson, Daniel Day, Barbara Dehart, Gale Delgado, Maria Delyser, Dwight Demert, Cheric DeSantiago, Sally DeWit, Barbara 49 Dial, David Diaz, Ernest Dinoff, Roberta Dinter, Philip Doebler, Donna T l Dohake, Thomas Downey, Richard Dragoon, Richard Drake, Lindi Dukes, Joseph Dunn, Opal Fuller, Robert Easley, Veronica Edison, Mike Edmiston, Stan Estrada, Connie Esquivel, Janita Pagan, Jerry Fairchild, Susan Fehlman, Cindy 50 1-ergesan, Chris Hergesan, Scott Ferradino, Vince Fleming, Judy Fresha, Judy GaiHiot, James Garmen, Elaine Gam, Charlene Gentry, Cathy Gerstmar, Richard Gill, Nick Gleason, Dianna Grant, Windy Gratzinger, Paul  ' Gursslin, Carol Haidet, Susan HaU, Cynthia Hall, Dave Hamilton, Gary 51 Haigis, Gail Harmsen, Janie Harrelson, John Harris, Robert Harvey, Linda Harzewski, Richard Hatfield, Cynthia Hawkla, Carolyn Heald, Cam Heald, Steve Heald, Stuart Hernandez, Edward Hershey, Susan Hill, Jerry HUvers, Martha Hoffman, John Holmes, Gary Homen, Diane Hubbard, Buzzy Huddleston, Lana 52 Humphries, Cynthia Hunt, Roben Ikaira, Richaido Jensen, Jim Janett, Sylvia I Janzen, Jan Jacls, Bruce Johns, William Jongsma, Gertie Kachaturian, Paul k. JSL. - ' If 4 Keeric, Christine Keltz, Kathleen Kersmmer, Tim Klinger, Wes KUne, Donald Kovach, Cindy Kurdis, Valerie Lagas, Mary Ellen Lair, Ed 53 ' ,, .. ' X.-. LaPorte, Mary Lazaresco, Vaoghn Leak, Greg Leaiy, Lois Ledesma, Suzi Ledesma, Phil Leon, Lydia Little, Leslie Loba, Danny Logan, Maggie Logan, Sandie Lokker, Barbara Lopez, Karen Lykins, Given Maicil, Judith Mardones, Gruido Martinez, Eglantina Martinez, Ralph Mason, Devy Masterson, Dale 54 Mayer, Linda Ifrf.l McAurey, Cathy McAvley, Gordon McBride, Russel McClellan, Eddie McClellan, Shirley McConnell, Steve McElvany, Virginia McGrial, MaeLynn McNeil, Ken Metzger, Carol Michener, Pat Miller, Marlin Miles, Gary Molchan, Kathy Momison, Laurene Nosman, Gene Murray, Dennis 55 Mutrux, Carol Nare, Keny Nathan, Scott Negpete, Robert Neiuber, John Nielson, Arvid Nuton, Huey Nutt, David Olaque, Lydia Ortega, Paulina Pai, Sun Moon Painter, Gary Palmieri, Philip Pappajohn, Pat Panish. I.arry Perez, Arthur Perkins, Joe ■ Peterson, Carol Peterson, Raymond Petrillo, Dorenie 56 Pitkeathly, Liz Poag, Susan Poczatek, Diane Porter, Albert Porter, Michael Price, Noel Quezada, Michael Quinteros, Lucia Raby, Dairy 1 Ramierez, Olivia Randall, Joy Reagan, Dan Reed, Barbara Reed, Mailene Relph, John Ridd, Nancy Rogo, Richard Rose, Linda Ross, Jim Rostand, Reginald 57 Rojas, Alexis Rothschild, Sue Salazar, Rosie Sanders, Walt Santain, John Santarelli, T. J. Sauers, Vicki Saruello, Jackie Scott, Carol aj, , Seirato, Daniel Shaddy, Jeff Shaughnessy, Tom Shrader, Kathy Sipher, Judy Smith, Sheila Smoke, John Southhard, Larry 58 Sperry, Ivan Spratt, Robert Springer, Caiol Staneski, Richard Stclzer, Alan stout, Richard Stratton, Chris Syks, BiU Szymanski, Kathy Tannen, Dennis Tannen, Sandy Taylor, Bryan league, Sandy Tessier, Gary Thomas, Arthur Torrez, Arnold Tozier, Linda Tremayne, Mark VanDam, Nellie 59 Vanderpool, Sandy VanDyk, Kathy Vestal, Gary Viggers, Steve Voduartia, Gary Wagner, Knistina Wagner, Liz Walton, Kathy Ward, Wrae Water, Ronald ? Si . ' Watte, Walter Webb, Darlyne Welch, Tom White, Julie Wiggins, Leroy Wiles, Debbie Wilson, Tim Worthing, Judie 60 « .1 Ashwood, Carol Austin, Ray Bailey, Fred Barloze, Rudy Batchelden, Ruth Mm Batterjee, Abdulaziz Belyea, Mike Bell, John Bishop, Don Blatz, Marilyn Bodamer, Ron Bomar, Thelma Borba, Gloria Bowser, Tyleen 61 Brewer, Vickie Bridenstine, Carol Bryant, Mary Ann Buschlen, Nancy , H ' ■ ' . ■ f V «s i I K ' V - ' L riQL j r ai:i Caldwell, Doug Colven, Larkell Campa, Sandee Caridi, Lou Cave, Cindy Cheeks, Bill Chin, Tisn Oark, Jan Clark, Sandy Clifton, Carol Clinkenbeard, Dennis Collins, Don Conger, Jay Cooper, Carla Cox, Penny 62 Curry, Lynn Dalton, Linda Davidson, Don Davidson, Linda Dawson, Fred m%tf i 111 Delgadillo, Monica Delio. Gonzalez DeMasi, Yvonne Deon, William Diaz, Anucicion Diaz, Rudy Dodonato, Louis Dufour, Marie Duran, Joe Durhm, Sandy Eisenbrey, Guy Ellis, Chris Elspinoza, Rose Emory. Sue Eshdemar, Dave 63 ■H M Evans, Charles Fallin, Rita Flechtner, John Fellows, Jerry Fingers, Gordon Fletcher, Monte Fonda, Steve Forsen, Debe Fox, Steven Freeman, Larry Garman, Janet Gamer, Tom Gaiia, Caesar German, Dian Glass, Bob Gongales, Loren Gordon, Linda Gassett, Roger Grasso, Sam 64 Green, Jim Hagerty, Fred Hall, Galen HaU, Russell Harris, Andy Hankins, Arnie Holler. Becky HoUoway, Jim Huddleston, Rod lavello, Joanne Johnson, Craig Johnson, Vicki Jones, Chris Joos, Steve Karney, Marsha Keane, Mary Kelber, Jeanie 65 Kirby, Judy Kock, Cathy Kock, David Langsfoid, Roberta Lehr, Carrole Leung, Chun-Tien Ling, BiU Lisa, Jo-Marie Lobretto, Marilyn Logan, Magie Lucier, Bemadette McBride, Polly McCann, Susan McGrogan, Pat McKee, Dan McWeeney, Pat Magana, Ray Marchand, Evelyn Marioci, Rosemarie 66 Mascari. Dale Maurer. Janet Meyer, Linda Minnick, Shirley Mitchell, Larry Mohn, Patrick Nastronero, Martha Nelson, U.S. Rick Nigro, David Norica, Joe O ' NeiU, Kathy O ' veill, Stu Orozco, John Ortega, Sharon Pai, Sun Moon Parnell, Bill Patton, Linda Preece, Linda Railsback, Romona Ramirez, Molly 67 Reed, Mikie Reggs, Robert Rentals, Joe Rhodes, Susan Rickman, Teresa I Rodriques, RoseMarie Rosa, Brenda Sargent, Dick Schuiz, Ann Smith, Buck Smith, Doug Smith, Michael Snow, Diana Spratt, Linda Stamm, Jan A i ' Stoiber, Susan Stoner, Walt Stout, Linda Tatuna, Gary Thacker, Pam 68 Thomas. Glinda Tucker, Marjorie Vander Veen, Pat Veach, Joel Vignocchi, Roger Villasenor, Julian Walker, Dannie Walker, Linda 69 o R G A N I Z A T I O N S COORDINATING COUNCIL TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. KeUogg, Mi. Fernandez, Mr. lantorno, Mi. Waigin. SITTING: Connie Estrada, Maigie Tuckei, Steve Fonda, Larry Merrill, Vicki Johnson. Steve Fonda, A.S.B. President Linda Meyer, Director of Environment 72 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Velma Lundberg, President Jeannie Daughton, Velma Lundberg, Ron Jeffers. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pncilla Enriquez, Open Dunn. Diane Gleason, Mark Tsemain, Barbara Reed, Nancy Klonsick. 73 A.S.B. COUNCIL Roger Vignocchi President Nick Marino Vice President 74 Stephen Kellogg Life Science Gerald Martin Language Arts Stu O ' Neill Director of Environment James Miller Creative Arts 75 PANTHER PRESS SEATED, left to right: CaiolynWatts, Sharon Norton, Jeanne Hoffman, Ed Deusenberry, Patti McKelvey, Jim Green, Susan Bejare, Leonie Schwartwaelder, Pat Tyler. STANDING: Mike Govette, Ed Mclntire, Ken Riner, Jay Reidy, Jim Barreca (Adviser), Chad Wight, Joel Gray, Linda Nichaels, Marianne Faletto. Ed Deusenberry (Sports Editor); Pat Tylor (Managing Editor); Jim Green (Co-editor); Pat McKelvey (Co-«ditor). ARGUS STAFF Argus is not all work, say Mr. Malone and Susan Busch. One for you. and two for Mike. Durby and Joel search for play-mate of the month Shall 1 use it or not, says Jerry Coons to Ed Mclntire. 77 1. V_ . V . I.C.C. Meeting Lany Merrill-President Daryl Wells-Secretary Barbara Reed-Treasurer Joanne lauvello-Publicity ' 8 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRONT ROW, left to right: Given Hunter, Betty Hardcastl, Joel Hodge, Ted Harbor, Audrey Foreman, Debbie Harbor, Shirley Minnick. Row 2: Kathy Sonkie, Nellie Dandin, Brent Trueblood, Ann Davis, Linda Stout, Lydia Leon, Donna Hosier. Row 3: Rod Howell, Rita SaUin, Flora Hite, Tom Baldwing, Tom Tourelson, Steve Gwillin. Joel Hodge, President Ted Horbor, Vice-President 79 DR. SPOCK CONVOCATION CROWD SLAVE SALE 80 VETS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Evans, Ray Gmzalez, James Lopez, Joe Dukes, Mike Faulkner, Terry Wilson, Tom Martin, Lou Whealer. CHESS CLUB Marjarie Tucker, Philip Dinter, Richard Temple, Dan Hunt, Mike Quezada, Terri Car. 81 PANTHER BLACKS TOP ROW: Dave Boe, Bill Moffitt, Andy Harris, Mike Miller, Don Lott, Vince Ferdino, John Borngraver. ROW 2: Ron Bodemer, Meyrl Walters, Ian Mcintosh, Frank Lamaro, Danny Reagan, Bob Griffin. ROW 3: Steve Pritt, Gary Keltner, Steve Joos, Bill Rohdes, Richard Stout. 3 1 i OFFICERS, left to right: Gary Keltner, Sgt.at Arms; Bill Moffit, Treasurer; Ian Mcintosh, V. Pres.; Andy Harris, Secretary; Dave Boe, Pres. 82 CIRCLE K BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Terry Morison, Dave Lowis, Steve Shirtlif, Jack Philpott, Gary Bolot, Gury Burnett, Marty McBrrom, Walt Sanders, Dave SteUa, Steve Gerber. TOP ROW: Ken Vaughn, Dale Flemming, Ernest Valencia, Ron Der Berard, Rick Moreno, Curtiss Rubeneck, Bill Johns, Mr. Rod Anderson. Gury Burnett, Chaffey College freshman, achieved the status of Raisinhood by his 139 hour, 15 minute stint under the shower at the Uplander Motor Motel. This was done for the Ontario-Pomona Association for Retarded Children which netted $238.00 for the Association and a soggy body for Burnett. But officer, I paid my water bill! 83 PANTHER WOMEN 2 f . TOP ROW, Left to Right: Laura Synder, Jan Stamm, Karen Howell, Pani Myers, Charlotte Pickney, Laura Semar, Sue Rothschild, Becky Apoduca, Pricella Enriquez. SITTING: Joanne Stovgaaid, Monica Delgadillo, Lynn Mattice, Janet Gaxman, Shirley Aamon, Betsy Hall, Gloria Anderson, Liz Wagner, Connie Cameron. FLOOR: Dixie Lee VonSouthem, Debby Wiles, Sandy LeBlanc, Nanette Brown, Linda Lichleyter, Lee Stockwell. STANDING, Left to Right: Laura Snyder, Jan Stamm, Lee StockweU, Sandy LaBIance, Karen Howell. SITTING: Joanne Stovgaard, Monica DeUgadillo, Lyrm Mattice, Janet Garman. 84 I. R. C. ROW 1, left to right: Guido Maidones, Elvia Rangel, Sue Bailey, Kerry Nare, Maye Lynn McGrail, Judy Taylor, Linda Rose, Toni Tudor, Juan Tondell. ROW 2; Bill Ling, Alice Au, Donna Yeh, Pat Coonrod, Sharon Aleck, Donna DiMarzio, Elaine Gamian. ROW 3: Dave Berger, Nancy Whitely, Emilie Qemente, Wong Lee, Julie White. ROW 4: Cheryl Addison, Hujato Yakamura, Richard Westerhoff, Alexis Rojas, Mario Rodriquez. ROW 5 : Tom Shaughnessy, Paul HoUowell, Heroshi, Frank Louie, Bill Johns. MODEL U.N BACK, left to right: Joe Burger, Bates Botting, Gery Stpickling, Robert Lathom. FRONT: Joe Marrie Lisa, Lana Huddleston. 85 MERCHANDISING CLUB ROW 1: Pete Worth, Carol Deem, Sandie Claudy, Lynda Dodd, Pattie Black, Diane Rains, Boe Barber, ROW 2: Judy Taylor, Toni Tudor, Diane Johnson, Don Taulman, Rhonda Roper, Molly Medena, Ann Cherry, Sharon Jones, Jayne Lawson, Steve Frizzel, Herb Mayo, Bob Branson, Mr. Chapman, Mike Sounders. ROW 3: Tony Blatnick, Chris Frahm, Don Guy, Dave Hastings, Ray Grob, Dennis Jones, Al McGee, Larry Landin. SECRETARIAL CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Young, Linda Mayer, Cathy McAuley, Elamie Guy, Pam Shutt, Anna Medina, Tish Metallo, Bonnie Ellis, Carol Clifton, Sandee Campa, Becky Bemy, LarkeU Colvin, Kathy McCathy, Carol Lane, Yvonnie Ramsey, Kathie Ackerman, Rosa Graciano, Vickie Ramerez, Connie Neilsen, Mae Solari, Delia Gonzalez, Vera Ramos, Don Longanecker, Kathy Sergeant, Elaine Baitergross, Serence Berthelson, Mrs. Jean Payne, Mrs. Billie Pitts. SIGMA DELTA PIUNCA TOP ROW, left to right: Mis. Tilhart, Kathy Martin, Caila Cooper, Dorothy Jagusch, Chris Wagner, Georgia Garver. ROW 3: Dixie Mares, France Wells, Connie Estrada, Cathy Minor, Susan Challacombe, Mr. Dawson. ROW 2: Virginia Mobtor, Betty Wyrick, Sandra Burak, Chris EUis, Cecilia Gemandez. ROW 1 : Bumey Mesa, Brenda Mellies, Hope Lopez, Celeste Blaine, Bernie Vasquez, Joyce Blount, Carol Gursslin. SIGMA IOTA DELTA %- LEFT TO RIGHT: Faith Corter, Mickie MiUer, Janice Hutcliison, Martha Vicario, Romona Railsback, Pamela Longley, Patricia Lopez, Linda Johston, Susan Allen, Lilia Maldonado, Christine Weaver, Genevieve Contreras, Stephanie Apple, Barbara Miranda, Patricia Duvan, Jacqueline Soruello, Karen Van Buskirk, Ann Tessier, Beverly Barber, Patricia Hart, Teresa Drevlo, Patricia Czepkiewicz, Donna Doebler, Terri Vandenburg, Lydia Olaque, Vicky Okon, Marilyn VanVoorthuysen, Connie Searle, Darlyne Webb, Diane Porter. 87 DELTA PSI p? ' I J Kight: Martin Cavion, Dave Nigro, Linda Gordon, Willie Timmons, Nancy Chilton, Ken Camp, Toby Appleby, Margaret Audit, tloyd Savnders, Bob BosweU, Rich Long, Bill Graham, Diana OUva, Don Wheelden, Rita Macioci, Rosie Fallen, Don Bishop, Sharon Allied, John Orozoco, Mr. Strane, Jimmie Kibler, Cliff Lucas. Karen WheUden AUTO TECH LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Lomoro, Don Zengler, Larry Bentey, Al Stolber, Bob Cortney, Phil Knicerbauker, Art Aldacto, Bob Batdorf, Rick SchmolUnger, Gary Eisacson, Jim Parks, Les TopUft, AUen Bennets, driver. KAPPA SIGMA NU ROW 1: Linda Kiauce, Loyce Blount, Claudia Conner, Mindy Stewart, Philomene Castilo, Norma Yandell. ROW 2: Lourel Lambeth, Susan Thamas, Jacquiline Christenson, Dawn Kenndey, Mureen Houhlran, Maxine Hall. ROW 3: Margaret DLx, Mavis Meyer, Judy Mercil, Mary Gumey, Patricia Weber, Kathrine Dacolias, Elizabeth Valluda. ROW 4: Barbara Harzen, Meridee Meldrum, Virginia Smith, Julie VanderVeen, Marilyn Johannes, Pat Manner, Mary Ann Deck. ROW 5: Sally Butler, Grace Laughlen, Jean Beham, Irene Nipper, Marcia Underwood, Virginia Buchert, Maria Reenlt, Nancy Crown, advisor. HOME ECONOMICS BACK ROW, left to right: Windie Tooman, Grance Cucuzza, Margaret Brumund, Miss Hemenway, Terry Maupir, Jackie Miller, Donna Hosier, Karla Kellet, Louann Sailer. FRONT ROW: Cora Sonlpough, Marilyn Smith, Karen Shipway, Laura Snyder, Rosalind Heaps. 89 ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA LEFT TO RIGHT: Mi. Dickey, Margery Keith, Veronica Okon, Judy Allison, Vickie Brewer, Carolyn West, Maijorie Tercker, Curt Rebenack, Don Davidson, Stan Stout. GERMAN CLUB r • xm  • .) BACK ROW, left to right: Tom Tecec, Doyle Fant, Don Davidson, Herr Martin. FRONT ROW: Lena Avery, Annette Volbeda, Linda Demar, Joyce Johnson, Louise Monier. 90 FLYING CLUB ' STANDING: Mr. D. Personius, Stan Bennett, Chuck Mozzer, Jennifer Haardt, Bill Turner, Mr. White. KNEELING; John Thomson, Al Hurchalla. ENGINEERS CLUB KNEELING: Doug Bambold. Eui Kim, Frans Bruins, Frank Abril, Jaun Tondelli, Mike Quezada, Dave Clibon, Richard Kimball. MIDDLE: Danny Summers, John L. Relph, Jackie Cooper, Janet Sawyer, Bets Lane, Ray Perez, Gary Shvart, Ken Pierce. BACK: Mr. John Pierce, Carl Wills, Ed Elmer, Rich Leyva, David Dial, Mr. Arthur Flum, Rob Brenning, Mr. Ray Webb. 91 FORENSICS BACK ROW, left to right: Janice Muglia, Janet Irato, Sandy TheaU, Sue Pond. BOTTOM ROW: Myron Salthouse, Bruce Howard, Jim Gracey, Mr. James Miller. NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Chryl Toman, Susie Smith, Shurley Kegloff, Filomena Pike. SECOND ROW: Lornie Lopez, Robert Negrete, Martha Aceuedo, Jack Van Es. THIRD ROW: David Lives, Juan Diaz, Rick Espinoza, Steve GwiUem. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Zuspan, Jess Lonzamore, Richard Temple, Bob Kuder, Don Baldwin. 92 SPORTS CAR CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Shannon, Douglas Bare, Doug Bare, Gerry German, Dave Wright, Jerry Fare, Buddy Hanson, Marta Hernandez, Carol Ashwood, Carole Deem, Pete Worth, Georgia Lux, Carl Wight. L.D.S. SIANDING, Left to Right; Mr. Higbec, Mansur Ward, Fred Hartkoff, John Henrickson, Lee Patton, Gary Dillenbeck, John Bark. SITTING: Rae Ward, Barbara Campbell, JoAnne Bishop, Melody Glidewell, Patty Chambalain. 93 B A N D A N D - ' ¥? ' k-i DRILL TEAM F L A G S T E R S LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lopez, Annette Overton, Chris Hardgrave, Linda Spratt, Shirley MeClellan, Cecilia LaPorte, Linda Guevaden, Margaret Brumond, Carol Bridenstine, Sandy Bouman. CAMERATACLUB FRONT ROW: Bill Beck, George Iieton, Ken Tate, Gary Reinschmidt, Hayato Nakamura, Mrs. Joyce Shannon. BACK ROW: Carol Springer, Pam Albertson, Patty Wear, Linda Holbrook, Claudia Collins, Bob Kattenhorn. SLAVE SALE 95 GLEE CLUBS v , ' - - :  - FRONT ROW: Janet Bowers, Kathy Szymanski, Lynda Leonard, Susan Rhodes, Jan Orr, Bernice Engle, Chris McDermott. Allen Philips, Hayato Nakamura, Richard Cheney, Jerry Esqueda, Roger Vignocchi, Bob Harr is. SECOND ROW: Linda Van den Broeke, Laurene Boerem, Pam Albertson, Marcia Engle, Diana Gleason, Margery Keith, George Ireton, Rick Gage, Gerald Fare, Ralph Dennington, Gary Reinschmidt. THIRD ROW: Carol Springer, Pat Wear, Livia McCaffrey, Judy Hilton, Martha Hilvers, Linda Holbrook, Lela Antill, Steve Williams, Shawn Blakeman, Ken Riner, Mike Weed, David Stella. NOT PICTURED: Ron Jones, Mike Le Doux, Mike McKinnon, Larry Parker, Claudia ColUns, Ellen Gadegaard, Ethel Murphy, Judy Worthing. The Chaffey College Men ' s and Women ' s Glee Clubs are widely known throughout the community for their versatile repertoire, performing with equal skill and enthusiasm both music of the master composers and lighter popular music. Members are chosen by audition, and the Glee Clubs most frequently sing as a combined group, rehearsing together regularly as a mixed chorus. Climaxing many school and community appearances this year, the groups joined to present the annual Arts on Campus Spring Choral Concert, performing Gabriel Faure ' s Requiem and Mozart ' s Regina Coeli with a fuU community-student orchestra, and soloists chosen from the groups. A special privilege accorded the Glee Clubs this year was the opportunity to visit a closed orchestra rehearsal in the Music Center of Roger Wagner ' s renowned Los Angeles Master Chorale, of which director Joyce Shannon is a former member. Exciting plans for next year already include presentation of Humperdinck ' s Hansel and Gretel for Christmas, and a musical comedy in the spring. Staff accompanist is Mrs. Elinor Wilding. 96 CONCERT CHOIR ROW 1, left to right: Lorenda Rounds, Sandy Cutney, Kathy Kiaun, Anita Valdez, Grace Musser, Dailene Ross, Lois Leaiy,Lana Huddeston, Charmain Sundland. ROW 2: Charlotte Pickney, Janet Sawyer, Sharon AUred, Melody Glidewell, Kay Corfield, Ann Davis, Pan Moates, Corrine Haas. Janet Sayer, Diane Taylor. ROW 3: Gary Waffel. Cora Goss. Belinda Daily, Elaine Garman, Lani Werner, Val Smedley, Susan Bodini. ROW 4: Roger Vignocchi, Doug Smith, Bobby Boteler, Ralph Dennington, Gary Miles, EUy Jongsma, Judy Fleming, Sue Rothschild, Marsha Adams, Nancy Bodini. ROW 5: Frank Scialdone, Ron Hunt, John Gaylord, Steve WilUams, Willie Timmons, Phil Wheeler. The Chaffey Concert Choir of 1 968-69 of seventy voices has appeared before Service Clubs, Women ' s Clubs, churches, and the Chaffey Art Association at the Montclair Plaza. The choir gave a performance of Harry Simeone ' s Sing we now of Christmas ' for the annual Christmas program given by Chaffey College each year. The Concert Choir also appeared with the Chaffey Concert Band at their annual Spring Concert in April. Director of the Concert Choir is Mr. Gordon Berger. Elinor Wilding is the Accompanist. Gordon Berger, Director 97 A C T I V I T I E S RIVAL Did I drop my comb? Off and rumiing. The new look. These guys are strong , Won ' t you wear my ring around your neck? Your pants 100 ROCK J Yummy yummy yummy I got seeds in my tummy. .But odor isn ' t everything! My girdle is killing me 1 .2 V - Here comes de judge. Tiie great escape. are ripped! 101 SNOW BY HENRY GIBSON jtL. ' Sunny California? 02 Anyone for a sno-cone? I haven ' t done this for years. tf ut0 3tvi What a day to forget my long underwear!!! I dare you to come any closer, Nancy. Another one of them snow-riots! 103 Just enjoying crazy Hat Day. HOME- COMING Teddy Buckner and his Band swinging in The K Another napkin, please! 104 I didn ' t ask for this. ACTIVITIES September Song in November! Now that ' s funny.. . ,o: :r i- Miss Nancy Jane Ridd Chaffey ' s Champion Baton Twirler 06 CHRISTMAS FORMAL ■ % . .rf .v- ' M rf ' ; s '  ! t r f I «• ' . • A G I 108 SPRING FORMAL The Spring Formal, one of tlie social highlights of the Chaffey College year, takes place after the final deadline. Because of this we cannot show an actual picture of the dance but instead Phil Stevens and Nancy Bodini were kind enough to pose on the familiar bridge leading to the Royal Tahitian in beautiful downtown Ontario. Music for the occasion was to be played by The Coachmen. The photograph was taken by Susan Bodini while standing barefoot in the stream. Nancy ' s shoeless state is out of sympathy for her sister. 109 CONVOCATIONS -pi Dr. Benjamin Spock, noted pediatrician and best-selling author, surrounded by appreciative Chaffey students at the conclusion of his successful convocation. 110 Internationally famous anthropologist, Dr. L.S.B. Leaky signs convocation program for Cahffey student. FOUNDERS ' DAY Dr. Daniel B. Milliken. Ex-President of Chaffey College and guest speaker. Henry L. Lucas, the honored guest. Roger Vignocchi, Student Body President. Linda Lemaster, guest speaker. Dr. Harry Wiser, Chaffey College President and speaker. Mrs. Georgia Mellon, Chairman of the Chaffey College Board of Trustees. Dr. Milliken and Mrs. Mellon unveiling replica of plaque which will be attached to the planetarium. Mis. Mellon presenting Chaffey Pin to honored guest Heiu-y L. Lucas. ni DARK OF THE MOON JOHN John Orozco CONJUR MAN Don Bishop DARK WITCH Toby Applebay FAIR WITCH Karen Wheelden CONJUR WOMAN Margret Audet HANK GUDGER Mike Berry MISS METCALF Joanne Behan UNCLE SMELICUE Don Wheelden MRS. SUMMEY Sharon Allred MR. ATKINS Charles Schaefer MRS. BERGEN Rosemary Macioci EDNA SUMMEY Liz Wagner BURT DINWITTY Gino Di Donato HATTIE HEFFNER Janet Irato MR. BERGEN Steve Williams MR. SUMMEY CHfford Lucas MARVIN HUDGENS Steve Mintz BARBARA ALLEN Carol Springer FLOYD ALLEN Rion Strane GREENY GORMAN Diane Venne MRS. ALLEN Marcy Chilton MR. ALLEN Ed Kuntz PREACHER HAGGLER Skip Dominick PRODUCTION The Stagecraft Class Sharon Allred, Robert Boswell John Houge , Nils Kingwald Richard Lang, Rosemary Macioci James McGuire, Floyd Saunders William Teal, Don Wheelden Steve Williams, Tim Windbigler PUBLICITY Michael Alexander Jim Blackburn and the college PubUcity Department POSTERS AND PROGRAM COVER PRINTING Karen Wheelden The college Lithography Department Produced by special arrangements with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. 112 FANTASTICKS The Mute Floyd Saunders The Narrator Gary Reinschmidt The Girl Carol Springer The Boy Richard Cheney The Girl ' s Father Harry Flynn The Boy ' s Father Don Wheelden The Old Actor John Broadus The Man Who Dies Don Bishop 113 f c Since this is my last year as faculty advisor to the Chaffey College ARGUS, the editor has been kind enough to let me use this page to thank those whose help over the past eight ye rs has made the task easier and more pleasant than it might otherwise havebeen. I particularly wish to thank Billie Witman for the pictures she provided, usually at short notice; Olive Smith and Gen Anderson for checking identification of faculty and staff pictures; Lois Schwartz for her cooperation each year with arrangements for class pictures; Virginia Butler for her efficient business management; Miss Teitsworth and Mr. lantorno for help in many ways; present and past editors and staff members who did all the work; and the Student Body, without whose support there would have been no Argus. CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM, Lett to Right: Val Kurdis, Janet Maurer, Cora ManGeloof. MIDDLE: Nancy Coe, Nancy Ridd, Bonnie Pavsck: TOf. Peggy Channey, Cindy Fehlman. SONGLEADERS BOTTOM: Nancy Coe, Nancy Ridd, Cora VanGeloof. TOP: Bonnie Pavselc. 115 MISS O.I. A. It is most appropriate that Ontario International Airport ' s official greeter, Miss Ontario International Airport, be a Chaffey student because of Chaffey ' s association with the airport. Chaffey CoUege maintains a hanger at the airport and has a very active flying program. Each year the Merchandising Club sponsors the search for Miss O.I .A. and students, faculty advisors, and participating members from the Chaffey community go into the search together. This is not a beauty competition in the ordinary sense of the word, but a competition to determine which combination of beauty, charm, presence, and ability to greet visiting dignitaries to the airport best represents Chaffey College. Miss Ontario International Airport 117 s p o R T S FOOTBALL ROW 1 : Jim Monson 32; Rod Bublitz 63; Stuart Heald 34; DaireU Cedeilind 25; Gaiy WafHe 71 ; Rich Gerstmar 24; Art Perez 14; Bob Spratt 10. ROW 2: Paul Kachaturian, manager; Dan Serrato 13; Jeff Wingate 42; Ernie Viveros 43; Bob Irwin 64; DeWayne Folmer 78; Jim Bussey 41; Dan Buenafe 30; Rich Seaman 52; Dave Maw 61; Joe PiccoUi 50; Dale Mascari 81; Herb Mayo, manager. ROW 3: Bob Vandervort 75; Dave Boe 87; Stew Royaltey 85; Ed Carroll 65; Dave Hall 83; Martin Martinez 77; Steve Carr 74; Al Barkley 80; Chuck Bower 60; Guy Eisenbrey 66; John Forrester 40; Don Tracy, manager. ROW 4: Fred Luettgerodt 84; Steve Williams 33; Phil Wheeler 73; Ron Rempel 53; Steve Moore 82; Dan Miller 76; Bob Nichols 86; Tony Price 70; Dave Huey 35; Pat Quinn 21; Ken Pompa 11; Al Blair 23. Bill Gable Head Coach George Colbath Asst. Coach Willie Richardson Asst. Coach m CHAFFEY OPPONENT 19 . COLLEGE OF THE DESERT . 8 27 GLENDALE 26 7 CITRUS 14 21 SOUTHWESTERN 7 14 PALOMAR . . . . GROSSMONT . . . 7 CYPRESS 14 SAN BERNARDINO 6 RIVERSIDE .... 22 24 27 7 42 Howard Lowder Asst. Coach Eail Si Sicosky Head Trainer 120 The 1968 Panthers started the football season on a winning trend by defeating College of The Desert and Glendale College before losing the conference opener to Citrus, 14-7, in a tough battle. Citrus eventually went on to win the Southeastern Conference Championship and reached the semi-finals in the state play-offs. After defeating Southwestern, the Panthers traveled to Palomar and lost a close ball game by a score of 22-14. Palomar scored its winning touchdown with a little over a minute remaining. Bert Karrer, Chaffey ' s stellar quarterback, suffered a fractured jaw early in the second quarter and played an outstanding game despite his serious injury. He was lost to the Panthers for the remainder of the season. Chaffey dropped successive game to Cypress and Grossmont and bounced back into the winning column by defeating San Bernardino, 14-7, for a very satisfying win. In closing out the season, Chaffey lost to a very powerful Riverside team, 42-7, and ended its 1968 campaign with a 4-5 record. Bob Nichols and Bob Vandervort were selected on the first team All Conference; John Forrester and Ed Carroll were accorded second team honors. Chosen by the team as co-captains were Bob Nichols and John Forrester. The most valuable player and outstanding lineman awards were received by Bob Nichols. John Forrester was awarded the outstanding back award, and Dave Huey was the recipient of the outstanding defensive back award wliich was presented by the Chaffey College Quarterback Club. BILL GABLE HEAD COACH 121 HARD ROCKS Art Perez College of the Desert 14 Bob Nichols Glendale 86 Ron Rempel Citrus 53 Pat Quinn Southwestern 21 Bert Karrer Palomar 12 EdCarroU Grossmont 65 Dave Huey Cypress 35 John Forrester San Bernardino 40 Rod Bublitz Riverside 63 122 FRONT FOUR Bob Nichols Bob Vandervort 75 Dan Miller 76 125 BASKETBALL Bob Caputo 43 KNEELING: Tom Wood 11, Doug Smith 35, Ceasar Garcia 15, Bob Bremiing 13, Rick Thomas Hicks 55, Alan Schnobrick 21, Bob Bean 45, Phil Wheeler 53 Kent Bane 41 Wayne Lieser 31. STANDING: Kent Bane 14, Bob Laputo 43, George Glonka 33, Freddie Rick Thomas 23 Ceasai Gaicia IS 127 Tom Wood 10 Jose Diaz 12 20 Alan Schnobrick Doug Smith 30 Phil Wheeler 52 34 Wayne Lieser 128 -jHBB. yt B f -ir d I Bob Bean 45 Freddie Hicks 55 George Glonka 33 129 The Panther Cagers had a much improved season this year as they brouglit home the second place slot of the Eastern Conference, with a 13-7 conference record. The 20th ranked J.C. team in the state came up with a few records this year. As Paul Smith, assistant Coach said, We ' ve had more sophomores on the squad tliis year than any other year. Bob Beam, Forward, rewrote the record book capturing the career (two year) scoring record, as well as the all time high scoring record. Beam finished the season with a 22.1 scoring average. He tallied 1,230 points in his two year stay at Chaffey, while at the same time turning in a robust 793 season record. By some strange happening both records are 28 points over the old ones. Chaffey ' s starting five were all mentioned to the all— EC team. Beam was selected to the first team; George Glonka, the team ' s leading rebounder, was named to the second team, while the team ' s leading foul shooter, Ceasar Garcia, was named to the third team. Kent Bane and Fred Hicks were received honorable mention. Of course, the Fantastic Five couldn ' t have overcome their down moments if it hadn ' t been for the fine coaching staff. Gentleman Barney Newlee, the head coach, kept his team together in the tight spots. Meanwhile Newlee ' s assistant, Paul Smith, was busy scouting Chaffey ' s opponents, so they could work out a suitable game plan. The team ' s feeling toward these two fine men is, They ' re really great men; both devoted to you and their sports. Congratulation to a fine ' 68- ' 69 basketball team, and continued success for a ' 69- ' 70 season. 131 BASEBALL Tom Benedickt TOP ROW; Jim Davis, Tom Benedickt, Terry Tuley, Denni Clark, Rich Householder, John Gaylord, Dave Hall, Greg Carver, Terry Ford, Coach Howard Lowder Ed Berk Darrell Cederlind 3|| Gary Cronan Denni Clark 132 BOTTOM ROW: Ernie Viveros, Louie Senato, Ed Bork, Rudy Mendoza, Darrell Cederlind, Gary Cronan, Jack Wcnger, Ron Rude. Greg Garver John Gaylord Jim Davis Terry Ford Dave HaU 133 jfLmt ET I HH Rich Householder Sid Rugh Ron Rude Rudy Mendoza Terry Tuley Jack Wenger Ernie Viveros 134 1 H ' W A N vl S J itf Val Kaufman (Score-Keeper) 135 136 BASEBALL OUTLOOK The baseball program at Chaffey CoUege has improved at an astounding rate beginning with the 1967 season. That year the Panthers compiled their tlrst winning season in over two decades. Winning fourteen games, losing thirteen and finishing third in the ten team Eastern Conference seemed hke a good start for the new era of baseball at Chaffey. 1968 has to be considered the banner year for Chaffey baseball thus far. The team compiled a 29-7 won-loss slate and won the conference with an impressive 16 and 2 record. The Panthers also won two major tournaments sweeping the Eastern Conference Tournament in February and the Southern California Junior College Tournament with 39 consecutive scoreless innings in April, beating Los Angeles City College in the championship game one to nothing on Bert Karrer ' s home run. Chaffey eliminated San Diego Mesa in the Southern California Junior College Semi Finals before losing two straight to Long Beach City College in the Southern California Finals. Graduation saw the departure of Casey Fulcher to San Diego State. Professional baseball inherited Bruce Olson (Yankees) and Dennis Gideon (Cubs). Their loss could conceivably create a large void in pitching but once again there seems to be more than ample strong replacements in the likes of sophomores Terry Tuley, Tom Benedickt and Norm Rush, Freshmen John Gaylord, Jack Wenger, Sid Rugli and Ed Bork. The Panthers possess enougli talent with the returning sophomores and outstanding freshmen to equal or surpass last year ' s accomphshments. Pitching once again is the strong point. Tom Smithson has been replaced by an excellent receiver who must hit to help. The defense will be sound and recent Panther teams have always hit. Coach Howard Lowder 137 WATER POLO BACK ROW: Harry Newman, Gary Fauara, Don Sheppaid, Terry Troop, Jim Dave Bunce. SITTING: Don Shatmer, Richard Rambaud, Coach Theurer. KNEEL Holloway, Joe Godbout, Mike West, Larry Mitchell, Sandy Durham, Tom Robinson, ING: Mike Assay, Biil Nelson, Bob Riucs. John Thomas, Steve Merryman. SWIMMING Greg Hitter Steve Merryman Robin Linfor 140 BOTTOM ROW: Steve Menyman, Gary Edwards, Mike Assay, Bart West ! ■Hffii KH i y y L l gMttk i ' ' ' lT -■ ' 1 1 Bart West __ ..-—-- — — — ' — — -— - - jBy - - Mlk Mike Assay loni L dwards Tom Robinson 141 CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW, left to right: Steve Basay, Howard Adams (Co-Captain), Phil Dinter, Newell Boatman, Ernie Diaz. FRONT ROW; Mike Quezada, Rick Adams (Co-Captain), Tim Wilson, Mike Cervaites, Joe Perkins. Chaffey first to the hot dog stand! Oil! mah aching dogs 142 TRACK I IRSi ROW: Ncwcll ISoatiiian, Dcniub Murray, Steve Basay, Ray Berrynian, Frank Cervantes, Rick Adams, Iini Wilson. SECOND ROW: Larry Parker, Ernie Diaz, Earl Chandler, Roger Vignocchi, LeRoy Miller, Dave Felt, Victor Lemos, Howard Adams. THIRD ROW: Coach Tim Constaine, Dick Sargent, Gary Norton, Jerry Fellows, Jack Sherman, Bob Spratt, Ken Pompa, Manager Rick Espinoza. FOURTH ROW: Coach George Colbath, Tom Bumskad, Ken Hogue, Bob Kattenhorn, Phil Dinkr, Bob Bleavens, Steve Williams, Coach Charles Hicks. -«: ' O ' Coach Hicks 143 During the 1969 season Chaffey College produced its finest track and field team in recent years by compiling an impressive record of 12 wins and 1 loss as the Argus goes to press. This exceptional season was made possible through a happy combination of talented freshmen and experienced sophomores, thus providing sufficient numbers and sufficient balance to produce a team where poise and ability were plentiful. Among the most noteworthy accomplishments in a year full of bright achievements was a mark of 54 ' 4 1 2 made by freshman Ernie Cathcart in the shot put. This distance places him first in the state rankings in this event with still more progress expected as league, Southern Cal. and State meets approach. Jerry Fellows recorded an early season mark of 24 ' 3 4 in the long jump which places him third in the state in his event. This distance is impressive but is still behind his school record of 24 ' 4 3 4 which he established last year and gave him number one ranking in Southern California in 1968. Fellows is a late season performer and should be a definite threat for the state championship. Ken Hogue, an Arizona State transfer, has led a very strong hurdle crew composed of Steve Wilhams, Roger Vignocchi and Dennis Murray to the top mark in the state in the shuttle hurdle relay with a time of 57.0. Individually both Hogue and Williams are tied for third in Southern Calif with a time of 14.7 in the high hurdles. Roger Vignocchi leads all of Chaffey ' s intermediate hurdlers with a fine time of 54.5 (a mark that ranks him third in Southern Cahfornia and is a new school record.) In the sprints Ken Hogue, Roger Vignocchi and Tom Bumstead did what no other sprinters have done in years at Chaffey College-they ran 9.9 in the 100 yd. dash. This is a unique change and most welcome after a long drought in this event. It seems natural then that a new school record should be established in the 440 yd. relay-which it was. Jack Sherman, Tom Bumstead, Jerry Fellows and Ken Hogue set a new standard of 42.0 in the league relays and later ran an un-official 41.9 at San Bernardino. Steve Basay has hsted a fine mark of 1:54.2 in the 880 which places him third in Southern California, but is only slightly ahead of three other Chaffey freshmen, namely Frank Cervantes (1:55.8), Victor Lemos (1:55.8), and Newell Boatman (1:56.5). These four have teamed up to comprise the two mile relay whose time of 7:44.5 is a new school record and is second fastest in the state this year. Bright things are expected from this group since they will all return next year. The one mile relay has become Chaffey ' s Hallmark of excellence over the past few years and this year ' s team is certainly no exception after an impressive and successful indoor track season Earl Chandler, Steve Basay, Ken Hogue, and Jerry Fellows turned their attention and efforts to the outdoor campaign with equal effectiveness. They have repeatedly run in the top times listed in Southern California. As the season progressed other runners came on to take their turn as a part of this select quarter— Victor Lemos, Newell Boatman and Frank Cervantes all ran fine races during the season for the mile relay team with no loss in the quality of the performance. At present the 3: 17.7 clocking by the group places them second in Southern California and fourth in the state with their best races yet to be run. It seems a fitting tribute that this impressive team should cap a highly successful year for Chaffey College track and field. E. Diaz, Dirter, R. Adams, H. Adams, Quezada. 144 Emie Cathcart, Uiscus Earl Qiandler and Jerry Fellows, Run 44u Howard Adams 1-2 mile Mark Hanson, Javelin John Saitaiii, Hole Vaiill Number One in the Stale. 145 WRESTLING Chaffey ' s wrestling team consisted of a fine group of nine grapplers tliis year. They were led and coached by the experienced and capable Jack White while competing in the tough, eleven-team Eastern Conference. The outnumbered Panthers gained victories over Citrus, Santa Monica, and College of the Desert. Hong Kong flu weakened the team in its losses to Barstow and Rio Honda. Heavyweight Rich Seaman placed third in the rough San Diego Naval A.A.U. tournament. Captain Al Sandlin placed fourth in the E.C. Finals, despite a painful back injury. Ed Carroll produced an 11-4 dual meet record and placed fourth in E.C. Finals. Joe Garcia, an Olympic Team qualifier for Mexico, placed third at both the E.C. Finals and State Regionals. Other team members contributing were Pete Hernandez, Ron Marlow, Galen Hall, Bill Tunney, and Mike Bond. Coach Jack White 146 GOLF Coacli Burnison, Clod Oleana, John Sedlock, Bruce Seimia, Terry Marsh, Robert Najera. Terry Marsh Robert Najera Qod Oleana Jim Sedlock HEAD COACH . . . JOHN BURNISON . . . Now in his fourteenth year on the Chaffey staff. Coach Burnison holds degrees from Ohio University and Purdue. GOLF OUTLOOK A big question mark-due to the fact that our three returning lettermen from last year will not be with us. Frank Gore, who played second or third man last year is working at a golf shop and thinking of turning professional. Pete Lane, who played fine golf as No. 2 or No. 3 man, was much improved this year as our team captain. He is planning to enter the service. David Davis, who played as an alternate last year, withdrew from school to compete with the working world. This leaves us with the potential of six new men as the nucleus for a team. Claude Ellena from Upland; Bruce Cima, Terry Marsh and Robert Nejera are up from Chaffey High; Phil Kajszo is the lone golfer from Fontana; and John Sedlock from Alta Loma will be giving it a try this semester. In spite of the fact that we are limited material-wise because of only Chaffey, Upland and Fontana High Schools in our college district, having golf teams, we hope to field a compefitive team this season. Bruce Seima 147 TENNIS Stan Stanton BiU Ling BOTTOM ROW: BUI Ling, Larry Wolf, Neil Snowden, Mike Miller, Jim Jenss Couwenburg. Mike Miller, Capt. Don Lott 148 lANDING: Pat Cooniod, Coach Don Wargin, Don Lott. David Riech, Coen Neil Snowden Lairy Wolf Jim Jensen Greg WUtsey 149 SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Ybarra, Bob Soriano, Guido Mardones, Gary Miles, Sigismond Thomas. BACK ROW: Tom Shavgnessy, Theo Bruins, Efias Mora, Fred Strohte, Francis Bruins, Hemand Belerra. Carlos Ramirez Capt. CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 8 CHINO PRIS0N 3 Top Bootballer-Carlos Ramirez CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 3 MSAC 5 Top Bootballer— Franc Bruins CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 5 GOLDEN WEST 1 Top Bootballer— Theo Bruins CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 3 GOLDEN WEST 2 Top Bootballer— Pete Bishop CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 3 CLAREMONT MENS COLLEGE 0 Top Bootballer— Fred Strohte CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 6 CHINO CITY 4 Top Bootballer-Carlos Ramirez CHAFFEY COLLEGE ] MSAC 5 Top Bootballer— Ricardo Ibarra CHAFFEY C0LLEGE 5 SAN BERNARDINO CITY ] Top Bootballer-Pete Biloschaetzke OUCH!! 150 BASKETBALL TEAM TOP, left to right: Jackie Partridge, Jo DeVries, Nancy Bowen, Roline Moriatt, Lea Pillow. MIDDLE: Debbie Roberts, Roberta Klein, Kathy Malchan, Mrs. Maxine Davis (coach). KNEELING: Paula Rorabaugh, Jennie Gonzales, Mailyne Encinas. VOLLEYBALL TEAM KNEELING, left to right: Paula Rorabaugh, Jennie Gonzales, Mailyne Encinas. STANDING: Debbie Roberts, Roberta Klein, Kathy Malcha n, Sandra Clady, Mrs. Ma. ine Davis (coach). BACK: Jackie Partridge, Jo DeVries, Nancy Bowen, Roline Marlatt, Lea Pillow. 151 At this tim staff for th producing thi; Special tha the help he 1 book possible lid like to thank the ie and effort An RGUS. to Mr. Malone for d in making this Argus Edit Michael Be StSojC ' S ri 154 155 m PISCHEi PISCHEL YEARBOOKS. INC . raV ' lMl !,..riT7TTn Ci • ' rAm ' V I ' ' ' ; ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' !,,, ;i,( ' ; ' 1 ' ' ' I ■ ■ ' ' ' . 1 I I Ii Ipt ' li ' i- ' rt ,„r,i :ii ' ' ' i ' i! ' Vi '