Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1958 volume:

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L Xi, 7., n N91 jk ,. K g 'Y pgs. 1 xi - HX 3 1 Published by the Associated Student Body ot Chottey High School, Ontario, Colliiornicx, ond edited by the 1958 Fosti Staff. Editor ....,. Carolyn Barnard Assistcmt Editor .... Nancy Zenz Advisor .... Ernest Rehnstrornd GNTENTS Administration . 6 Senior Class . . 17 Iunior Class . . 43 Sophomore Class . 55 Freshman Class . . 69 Activities . . 82 Girls' Sports . . 137 Boys' Sports . . 145 Index . . 184 Mr. Kenneth Proctor To you, Mr. Proctor, we proudly dedicate the l958 Fasti. For seven years you have been a member of the taculty, serving as our outstanding baseball coach. Through your unending inspiration, our team has had a wonderful spirit of unity. lt has won the league championship three times, and has gone on to be the C.l.F. champion lor the past two years. You are recognized as one of the top baseball coaches in Southern California. Not only are you outstanding as a coach, but you have given of your time and self to serve the young people ol your church and community, and to be Faculty Co-Chairman of Con- servation Week. But above all these merits, we lind your true greatness lies in your sincere friendli- ness and interest towards each one of the students at Chafley. When we look back upon our journey through high school, we will always remember you, Ken Proctor, and grate- fully thank you lor all that you have done for us and for Chaffey l-ligh. 'E 'Nts ., FQREWORD C:111I11Vy 1111111 SC11001 1101d:s Il11'IT1f,' w1v11d1-11111 1111d 110111111 1111-1110111-sa 101 111050 W110 1111v1- 1-1111'-11-d 1153 110112. 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Vx .V 551 4 . 41 ..:: ,'j-jf - A f f? ff X 10 1 10. ' -SEX W5 iii 1: 5 Qi 1 1151331 1 1 111 kxgf NN, .... J -Gigi.. 11 A 1, -11 21 ,., ' .ik x awk E aw K 1551 i1 W Ne 115 X -t 1- 1 S1116 532 11 6 N is 1 1 1 wx V, X 1 1 -11 ' I W1 111- 01 011 f'1'111C1111,1l1 1'111d 11-W111d111C1 1OU11N1IY111c11 w11l11x1011d 11110111111 11111 11-::1 01 111011 11v0s. I N M Always There Will be shadows There will be the night Deep Silent There will be fear Mr. Ronald Marshall New . . EMORIAM And emptiness And sorrow And always Morning will come The sun will rise And there will be day ww, , A saw , A MINISTRATIO s A r' x a Al Smith Daniel B. Milliken Benjornin Allen Associate Superintendent Superintendent President 1 t Board of Trustees Charles Smith Mrs. H. Thompson Vice President Clerk 5 Richard Barr Nelson Gray Trustee Trustee Burton Wiley Assistant Principal AND STAFF - :ss .xx Ernest Payne Principal Dire Norman Brintnall Senior Class Earl Osborn Senior Class Ernest Rehnstrand ctor, Student Activities Mrs. Iune Lizio lunior Class UUWSJQ Kleo Martin Junior Class T6 CCJUNSELGRS Mrs. Wilma Koeker Sophomore Class Angie Antonelli Freshman Class Thomas Piequet Sophomore Class Mrs. Lois Dean Freshman Class Sophomore Class Miss Ruth Weber Sophomore Class Lyle Fry Freshman Class Freshman Class 1 Cy J ,X .l..'L..if Swami- Q l E ixif SPECIAL SERVICES Miss Louise Kellogg Mrs. Ann Mclntosch Miss Adeline Nyberg School Nurse Health Center Head Librarian g'15I17Ll LQTT DI?-IV-GY, Mr. Adler Mr Antal Miss Armstrong Miss Baillie Mrs. Barrett Mr. Barrett S s NNN , ' A , . X ,EN . M Mr. Bartlett Mr. Bass Mr. Bauers Mr. Bayless Mr. Becker Mr. Behmer Mr. Blake Mr, Boss Miss Breneman Mrs. Brown Mr. Brown Mrs. Bundgard 2:4 Mr. Carey Mr. Christen Mrs. Christensen Mr. Civille Mrs. Corcoran Mr. Coronet Mr, Corrigan Mr, Couzins Miss Crumley Mr. Dakin Mr, Dameron Mr. Deason Mr. Eller Miss Epperson Mr. Ewing Mr W Mrs. Finerty Mr, Fisher C Mr. Fleming Mr. Fontana Mr. Francisco Mr. Freasier Mrs. Freasier Mr. Friedman 'fjhvrf hftffl fPP-0 f Mr Funk Mr, Glover Mr. Greirier Mr. Hcfoge Mrs. Harrison Miss Horter Mr. Hcold Mrs, Heziienwcxy Mr. Herrling Mr. Hossler Miss Howard Mr. Howorth S S X i X Q 5 X Mrs. Hunt Mr. Ieoger Mr. Ieppesen Mr. less Mr, F, Iohnson Mr, I. Iohnson Miss Iories Mr Kaiser Mr. Kebre Mr. Koessler Miss Lompe Mr. Lorsori 'x iz P Mrs Lewis Mrs. Lewmcm Mr. Lindsey Mr. Loney Mr. Lowry Mr. Luciani Mr, Marshall Miss Martin Mr. Martinez Mr. Moore Mr. McCreiqhl Mr. Organ Mr Page Mr, Pedvin Mr, Perri Mrs. Peters Miss Pelerson Mrs. Peltitt fwbviz, If Mr. Picerno Mrs. Platt Mr. Pond Miss Powell Mr. Proctor Mr. Handles Mr. Richards Mr Shotthafor Mrs, Rupert Qw fgafflloa, Mrs. Sage Mrs. Schrock Mr, Schweighardt Mr Seitz We , N U 9' HZSIM ' Mr Simonsen Mrs. Simpson Mr, Smalley Mr. C, Smith Mr D Smith Mr. D, Smith Mrs. Thompson Mr, Sorenson Mr. Spencer Mr. Stallard Mr, Stark Mr Stone 9,c.w4'J.1b 9.05051 519 Mr, Thorne Mr. Thornton . Mr.Thune11 f Mr. Tinson Mr Tolman ii Mr. Toomay Mr. Vande-rploeg Mr. Vaucher Mr. Vellis Mrs. Walters Mr. Wamba Zwfillsp Miss White Mr. Whitham Mr. Wilson Mr, Ziegler Mr.Shankl1n Mrs Stood Faculty members spend a small portion of the day in the faculty lounge, located in the basement of North Hall. Talk, laughter, and relaxation go hand in hand in making this room come alive and in adding to the teachers' day, 1, ,- iff' Wi U- .ff W Ground Proctor Terrence Gillespie sex Snack Bar ROW l: Ruth Mannella, Penny Penhollow, Linda Spruill, lulie Tallman, ludy Danielson. ROW ll: Connie Holder- man, lack Wilson, Carol Boyd, Terry Radovich, George Allison. Cafeteria t 2. WV L, 0 fl lf AV! it ML ROW l. Pearl lohnson, Bernice Block, Alice Morosic, X Bill Ritkirk, ROW ll: Eva Hayes, Doris Collier, Dorothy X 11 o O 77' ro if E' 5. fn 5' -1 S. in ,sri ii fx i -sk l X in 'ii Q 'R X . . 1 fx . 5 A X1 A PEN 1 gig Q A L . X '- 5 , Q, bfi, fi 1 -' Q 4 3 - . 5 . it ' i A .V ii 'S Q L s , S t sr 5 V in X x T. is we 1 Q- X , S ir N I L Q X X . , h I Sig rs ' V P N seg f s . 5 t to if R ' A X ' . x S , 9 u I I .1 ' A 'ix P ji Bookstore Kathy Gilbert, lean Kaiser, Ed Aiken, lane Baldirig loa n Slope, WJ? 0 A Bus Drivers D i i Virgil1o Morales, Iohn Gildea, Phil Lewis, im Davidson, lim Graves, Charles Shinn, Lester Weaver, Lawrence Worthy, Richard Briggs, Gene Nic- holson, Ernest Holden, Victor Overman, Douglas Behm, William Terrell, Daniel Nicholson, Carl Mitcalt, Harold Unland, Manuel Miza, Paul Hirshrnan, George Pyper, Lawrence Cheadey, Robert Rembarger, l WW 1 KL V LP i It W I Ground Proctorl i Iohn Cirna i I If Secretaries ROW I Mrs Somedy, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs. Schwandt Mrs Castle, Mrs, Nagle. ROW II: Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs Herron, Mrs. Ketley, Mrs, Forbach, Mrs. Warren, Seated Mrs Northrop Maintenance ROW I Bill Ledig, Adolph Ballesteros, Smedley Moore William Hill, Frank Miceli, Steve Poulsen, Lee Arthur, Bernie Carlson. ROW ll' Lawrence Clark, Louis Ander- son, Harry Eweit, Eu ene Dickson, E. F. Bryan, G. F q . Penseyres, Bob Millar, Lawrence Olive, Ed Eperson, Iirn Clark ROW III W K. S-ather, Tom Walker, Kermi Sicosky, Thomas Hamilton, Ed Behin. I Llbrarians Mrs. Schwenker, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Warren Custoclians ROW I: Iohn Bortolusi, Garret Greenwood, Allred Brown, Haden Silvey, Ouite G. Laubach, George R Hayes ROW ll' Lyle Abernathy, Olin Stark, Ray Shinn, William Alexander, Guy O'Neil, Iohn Collier, Boyd Hayes. in Graduation Speakers V 'W 'W Q 'I Q'-L t , 1 'fc I at a:aa rl . rt ' Chloetta Napier Carolyn Barnard Commencement Program Processional ......,r.,.., w,,,,,.... C hatfey Band National Anthem ...,,,.. ......... C haffey Band Invocation Music .....,...., ..,.,e,.....ii.,raa..........wa..........,....,...... C horale and Ensemble Greetings .,...Y. .,Ye.ei,ee M r. Ernest Payne, Principle, Chaffey High School Address .....,.,.. ...a.........iYY.v,.,.e.a,.i,ai,......,,aae.a,....,.,www,,.....Y D onald Flocker Address ..ae..,.i ,..,.. ,Y....ve...... C h loetta Napier Music ......,i,,i ..,Y...... C horale and Ensemble Address ....e,,,.. ,...,a,., a,......e.... M i ke Blaker Address ,,ce.rr....,..,,,,,,,..r..........,r.,,... .,.,....,.. C arolyn Barnard Presentation ot Class ot 1958 r...,ee, r......r.......,.,...... G ary Balding Senior Class President Reception of Class ........ Y.,,,,,....,.,.,.................,..,......,,........,.........., A l Smith Superintendent ot Chattey High School Awarding of Diplomas ...v.vii ........,........,.....,.,....,...,.,..wi....... B enjernan Allen President of Chattey Board of Trustees School Song ........iiii,,...... i........v...,,........,...,....,.,. ' 'Orange and Black Benediction Recessional ......,,ii ..,...ii. C haffey Band Donald Flocker Mike Blaker fi, ,il ill i A Michael Frantz Nancy Dona Niki Brown Kent Myrick Science English Homemaking Music Science-Mathematics Liberal Arts Vocational Arts Fine Arts 19 5 8 Senior Award Winners Gerald Eckart Iudy Dugan Lonnie Stuart Agriculture Business Industrial Arts Sue Weeks Mihlcel Ruetmann Charles Molnar Susan Apel Social Science Foreign Language Mathematics Art Mike Blaker Gary Balding President President Ilancy Dona Vice-President Wanda Daily Secretary X . Nancy Pat Berry Treasurer Senior Officers First Semester Something new was added to the Senior Class activities this year when the first semester Senior Class Officers planned a Senior Party. This party was just great and full of activities for all. Through the continuous efforts of the Senior Class Offi- cers. an addition to the student body walk was made possible. They planned the annual Senior Tea which was held in the Stu- dent Union Building and turned out to be a tremendous success. Many thanks are due to the Wonderful Senior Class Advis- ors, who have given much time and sincere effort towards mak- ing this year a memorable one for the Class of l958. Second Semester Working hard together, the second semester Senior Class Officers planned and discussed the Senior Play Day, the best ever. The Senior Pie Sale and Senior Assembly, which was held in May, were among some of the main activities planned by these officers to make this final year in high school one that will be remembered al- ways. 1 1 f 4- 5 l lim DesLauriers Vice President X x N i Iudy Dugan Secretary Barbara Vickers Treasurer - S1dona Adlusson Ioe Aleman Ioyce Alexander Rochelle Alford Mike Alvord Donna Anderson I lohf 2Nf'lJfnotA,Y hziwvkt Q Gary Anderson Iolene Anderson Ruth Anderson Shari Anderson Susan Apel Roger Armbruster Elsre Armendanz Margaret Atencio Iudy Bachman David Bailey Kenneth Baker Tom Baker Gary Baldmg Ioanne Bambach Barbara Ban lain Barclay Carolyn Barnard Bill Barnes Patricia Bass Lindalee Beal Bryan Beavor lames Bellot Brenda Benson Larry Bartholornae Richard Bergen Nancy Pat Berry Iames Best Roger Beyer Ruth Black Mike Blaker Daniele Bohrne Sharilynn Bohme Sarah Bolinger Patricia Borum Barbara Boss Donald Brcmnan Carol Boyce lohn Bradshaw lerry Brady Robert Brady f ,Q Y J Margie Briggs Iohn Brink Carolyn Brookshire Robert Brown Dale Briggs Carol Brown Doris Dean Brown Niki Brown sf Beverly Bryant Darla Bubier Anthony Buccheri Linda Bumstead MiCl1G0l BYYOY1 Gloria Burrow Ralph Buzzell Nebsy Bybee Dorothy Byer Dal-ene Byers Mike Byrne Alexander Carral Eric Cddd Iulia Calhoun Ruth Campbell ludith CCIYdiU fl: ix in X5 5 N5 2 x . t rw Q F x 519. xii' ,X ,Q wt , Marilyn Catte Mary Cercla Iudith Clark Nancy Clements Donna Colonna Mike Conway Robert Corn Maureen Couzins Gayle Cray-craft Wanda Daily Iudith Danielson Douglas Davis sms K A - Kathy Davis Susan Dean Dorothy DeAngelo Fay Dees lanet DGLOZIST Twyla De-Lozier lim l..esLaur1ers Suzanne DesLauriers Bonnie Dettwiler Bill Dickson Merilyn Dietrich Linda Dobbs S if Nancy Dona Richard Dorsett X E Angela Drake loyce Drewry S 5 x D S-lx mg, ra ,: Paul Dryden Iohn Dudgeon w , X S KY S X s N Q A X . X X 5 XX QNX N.. Iudith Dugan Denise Duncan Gloria Duran David Durbin +-11 f ' if -' ' Gerald Eckart Richard Eddy Iudith Eisenhauer Aarne Eiso Iarnes Eldridge Karen Eldridge Charles Ellsworth Ted Elwell Louis Engle Lawrence Espinoza Ronald Esser Robert Estabrook Kit Evans Sharleen Evans Charla Feller Iudith Fisher Donald Flocker Mary Forresier Carol Estep Bud Estrin Iames Farrar Dorothy Fatone Rose Flammang Nancy Fleming Iames Foxe Viio Francisco QM. Careen Franklin Michael Frantz Robert Funk Linda Gaiser David Garcia David Garmon lames Gates lon Gemmill lon Gill Iames Gilliam Iaye Gold Eugene Goodwin Richard Frantzich Robert Frost Manuel Gallardo Bob Gange Theresa Garnica Dale Gaston Rex Ghormley Cordelia Gibbins Carol Giordano Diana Glenn Lynn Govang Arthur Gracia DCIV1d Gra ta Clyde Graha'n W1ll1Gm Gran Ltncla Grave lay Greene Robert Gr1tt1th Rtchard Gruenke Carolme Gru Y Davtd Grossman Nev1lle Grow :GV mwiw 7 Barbara Gullror' Dennts Gunderson Robert Gutlerrez Ida Mae Hacker Ray Hackerson Sharon Hall An ta Carol I-lamllton Amta Margaret Hamllton Kenneth Hancock Ierry Hanna Marllyn Hartwell Brian Hatch William Hatfield Iimmie Hayes S 'SW EB i5 014471 V' g,1r'l'2a.r r- , A Az, 85,07 gift Linda Hein Larry Henderson Sharron Hendon David Herrera Sonia Herst Sandra Hessen 5 David Hinlz Patricia Hallowell Ray Horn Carol Hostetler Lloyd Hunter Russell Hunier William lenkins Ioyce Iennings Charlene Hill Donna Hinds Dixie Lee Honacker Allan Horn Sharon House Daryl Hunter Elberia Hurt Larry Irwin Lucille Iennings Robert Ierome Carl Iohnson David Iohnson Frances Iohnson Charlene Iohnston lackie Iones Susan Ann Iones Robert lones Andrew Iongsma Sandra Iustis Betty Katt Iudith Kauble Roger Keith Sharon Kendall Melvin Kennedy David Kibler Andrew Kiliany Karen King Richard King William Kloepier Georgie Kosky Dcnald Kraitiger Linda LaBoda Beverly Lande Cynthia Larson Salvador LaScala Erleen Laeslter lames Lawson Vlvlan Lay Edward LeBlanc Bryce LeCla1re Sharon LeClaire Billie Lee Carol Lemke Helen Lrppold Iames Lrsec Rosalre Lobreto Donald Logan Mlcheal Lovewell lohn Low Verne Lundahl Rose Lupo Phillip Lutz Stanley Maddox David Maldonado Darryl Malotte Iody Marker Robert Marks Gary Marshall Thomas Marshall Ioy Martin Maxine Maxwell Mick Mehas Lee Marvin Larry Maxie LaTresa Miller Mickey Minton Ioe Merlino Faye Miller Ioe Miranda Nancy Mirda Mona Mobley Dennis Molchan William Monsive Steven Montgomery Charles Molnar Karen Monsell Marian Morgan Robert Morgan Ierry Moore Iohn Morgan Donald Morosic Penny Mullenix tl- Keni Myrick lerome McAdams Waddie McCoy Susan McGuire Chloetta Napier Albert Nelvin Kurt Nimmergut Arnold Norgaard Brigida Ortiz Darrell Osborn Norman Painter Sam Palmer Nancy McChesney Sherrill McCoWn lulene McKeown Barbara McNabb Andrew Nepote Marvin Neville ludith Okerman Carolyn Ollila Sandra Owens Suze-ite Pacillas Emma Pearcy Gwen Peay Steven Petch Dottie Peterson Arthur Phelos loe Piceno Vicki Prado lames Preece Sally Proctor William Propper Mary Peterson Lewis Pettingill Kent Pocock Iudith Ponsor lohn Preece lohn Proctor Michael Pruett Richard Quesada Rosalie Quinonez Patricia Ragland Paul Ramirez Rebecca Ramirez Lucy Rangel N -S' Bonnie Rawlings Ray Raymen Rita Rech 3. x Ns .X ss- liianiia Reid Ioan Reiss Prod Riggon Bonnie Rinker Kim Riva Warren Robbins loanio Rodaors Adolfo Rodriguez Michael Rose Harold Rosenfeld Mihkel Ruetrnann Carolyn Russell Roger Riccardi Glen Ridge Betty Ritchey Robert Ritchie ludy Roberson Dixie Robinson Ned Rogers Patrick Rogondino Sylvia Ross Myrna Ruesch Lou Ann Saffron Patricia Salazar Marlene Sanchez Lou Ann Sawyer Ieane Schildberg Iames Schneider Rick Sellers Louise Seward Beckie Sharp Iames Sheridan Alice Smith Dennis Smith Frances Smith Gloria Smith Lawrence Smith Melvin Smith Fred Sommer Sherry Sorg Darrell Smothers lohn Snell Edward Speiser Ioyce Stafford Robert Stanley llarvey Stappler Iames St. Clair Sandra Stead Vlckx Stewart Vernon Stites Kenneth Sullivan Ann Swanson Sue Swim Iulie Tallman Carolyn Stratton Lonnie Stuart Ray Sweet Sandy Swenson Evelyn Tatum lim Taylor Lmda Thomas Linda Thompson Sue Thompson Nancy Thornton V1fg11'11CI Tolette Diane Townley Ed Treclway Ray Truax Bruce Trulll Nancy Tubesing Luclo Ulloa Chuck Vader lolfinny Vanderllorst Margorie Marck Venema Barbara Vickers Frank Vojkulka Arineite Waermo Pot Waldron lames Vernon Kerrnii Vestal Roger Voskuil Diane Wade Bob F. Walker Carol Walker Doug Walker Noretia Wall Lila May Wathen Alma Webb Ioshie Wheeler Nancy White David Wallace Kelvin Warner Gary Webber Sue Weeks loAnn Wiesen Anne Williams inf' Vicki Stewart Vernon Stites Kenneth Sullivan Ann Swanson Sue Swim Iulie Tallman Linda Thomas Linda Thompson Virginia Tolette Diane Townley Bruce Trulli Nancy Tubesing Carolyn Stratton Lonnie Stuart Ray Sweet Sandy Swenson Evelyn Tatum Iim Taylor Sue Thompson Nancy Thornton Ed Tredway Ray Truax Lucio Ulloa Chuck Vader Z, Iohnny Variderlalorst Margorie Marck Venerna Iames Vernon Kermit Vestal Barbara Vickers Frank Vojkufka Annette Waermo Pat Waldron Doug Walker Naretta Wall Lila May Watlien Alma Webb loshie Wheeler Nancy White Roger Voskuil Diane Wade Bob F. Walker Carol Walker David Wallace Kelvin Warner Gary Webber Sue Weeks loAnn Wiesen Anne Williams 'O A 'Qs eg we-1' Bob E. Williams Beverly Willoughby Bedah Wilson Preston Wilson Rob Wilson Darrell Wing Ilmmie Wooten Mary Edna Wright Iohn Wroblewskl lack Younger Iohn Zeller Nancy Zenz 914,74 005 E fflgfink - 0 L fl -Q if W' lp' Jil' VXI! 'lror Ll nl' X l 1 it ,i ,Q s N. ,lv I . J r .f Ny lf ' w YV R ,ull j JJJK t ,NL 'hx ljx QW ba gorgeous '33 Ford pickup belongs to Jack Younger, I lt is powered by a '52 Olds engine with a '55 Olds cam lt is chopped 325 inches and a Victoria frame chops body 2545 inches. The transmission is from a Lincoln and overdrive. The paint,4which is a real beautiful msmon, of lacquer. It has pbes, tinted glass, and 150 gum- wheelg This vehicle and n lvllldh ,likes itareal street Senior Play Senior Party Senior Activities Graduation Dance ARROWHEAD SPRINGS HOTEL Senior P efS011alirie5 er sorxohty AXL,lXrourxd P ffx X6 u CuK95KpC1-icgevgxee 999669 xoY-ei G WJ' PM Px NubbY round Persorxohvl N gpier Xohrmy Bradshaw psf' X 9,5 Qxqww Brcumest Chatter Box Rosalie Lobreko pep Ruth lgest Crck Beverly Bryant Mo Sf Boffkeiy fo W111- S IQIUS Ucce ed L Shyesr GUY Mcxxie Shyesr DOUHG Hi nds Ab Qs, w Q fb MQW' a..h .-vw ' FM! CW- yf . J' 1' F Rf fy f 'i Wiuic x' 5 T' W K? Q X 5 .NSS . H' N A ,I ...Z 'A' RW .M :Oi sw, ' X H' :A rg E U 9 , . f ' - 7 E :Q 'ld-,K 'M ' naw' .I un-0 X B -iff' haf' N X ka ,Qi Y vf, ,gf Hl lIC:T1lI1Ki'1H V1lIn'PH':21Cit?T1Y g . H1-Itvlllwllvr fwc::wIf1ry Terry Tmson Treasurer .535 N-ix 'l f'.S..r :gif if . ft ll! lobe Presidem RichCrcmdc1ll- President umor C lass Qfflcers I , W A ,W ,Qf F , F , M r NV ffg I V X E R 9 ,of V C Sf ,N I f ii 0 T 01,16 flffxfl N ' D S S r lv f LOVlH1l?VOVf?lIl11I1 V1c:n- pH'lilri!I1l 3 flf!r1r1r1r:vl311rf1l Sn-wrvtmv E E M M E S S T T E E R R Lmrin Perluzzfxti Trvrxssllrvr lunior Tea luriior Play Class Activities The school year 1957-1958 was very successful for the lunior Class. Under the able lead- ership of their two class presidents, Bill lobe and Rich Crandall, the Class of '59 accomplished a great deal. To start off the year the luniors presented their class assembly. Centered around a Hal- loween theme, it was very humorous and entertaining. The final activity of the first semesters cabinet was the Christmas Formal. The theme, Winter Fantasy, was carried out magnificently in the decorations. To start off the second semester, the annual lunior Tea was presented on February 19, 1958. 'xTime Out For Ginger was chosen for their Iunior Class Play. lt was a delightful comedy which was enjoyed by all. To end the year's activities the luniors gave the annual lunior-Senior Prom. Like the other activities the class of '59 had sponsored, it was a success. lunior Class Iunior Assembly , hi., 4 Tw' 4:- f -.L if iii 1. ' 3. all 9 . ffl Af 4. I 46 Abel Patricia Admire, Bill Akers, loan Akkerman, loe Alix, Peter Allen, Larry Allen, Linda Aller lackie Alli on George Alli on lucly Alvarez Art Alvo rd Bichard Alwin Bob Amick Roy Ainiot Georgian Anderson Lyle Anderson Merrllyn Anderson Pat Arivett Evelyn Arrnendariz Robert Atherton Wesley ,,.- Audenino, Boqer Auld, Nita Autrey, Barbara Ayala, Babs Baca, David Baird, Wanda Balding, Ered Baldinq, lane Baldwin, Toni Barnes, Charlotte Barnes, Steve Barrett, Brenda Barrett, Boy Battc her Lowell Beck, Sharon Bearden, Earnest Bearclwood, Nancy Beavers, Darrell Beav or, Williarn Beckett, Elbert Bellot Marlene Bennett, Brenda Bora, Bon Bertionotti, Don Bethany, David Beyer, Gayle Bid die, Harold Biedebach, Lea Bissonnette, Lind Bitner, Roberta Blackburn, Bill Blackwell, Terry a Bland, Iim Blankenship, Leon B Blessner, Bob Boeller Sue Bonneville, Curt Booth, Becky leiler, Bette Boss, Pete Bossharclt, Lowell Bouta Pat K ' X .f , X' x .Y f NX -. ti A xi Q ', f gill K -aug. . Eiq G 47 Y ,E ,V,:,. if Cunningham, Curt ,... i, Cunningham, Monty I , A ., . ' Cupp, Lin ., ' '-2,51 F , Dahlquist, Glory M- l 5 ,,, who M is 1 .- .- Q ,, Q, ' , E '.,. 1 ,fir Dalley, lean it V ' , -v V:1' , A ...' Q Dalley, loan , 3 'W ' Dane, Leonard Xvqc ..:,..:2 K . 4 5' .A I is Donnelley, Dave , zzz Danvers, Donna PPPP . Davidson, loc I Q ft Q I '..-:: 1 J U f Davidson, Mary Ellen at Q . ' f ' 'G 4 ,,,, Q .,,,, t , ' f J ' FX z W V ,if l DeLora, loAnn F -H nf . , xg' 1, W ' Derbish, Victor A ' Y . DeVeny, Charlotte gg, no H De-Vore, Richard ' A ' ' DeVVeese, Norman ' 3, M Diehl, Bill I Q Donaldson, Sue gg AW -T' . Wx f 1 I --:- ,I:7 l ,, x Z ,,-H 4 r -ey 'A ',,.. L -..,..,. 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Fowler, Robert Freeman Wilma A H .,... , Fremmina, Duaine , Fulop, Bob W' Favinqer, Gary' it Q F 5 Fulton, Stan ,gk-. A 'Z '-- , Funk, lorry ,Z.,,, ' Furnivall, Linda ' x I , I Gabel, Elizabeth ft: 1- . 3' ofa., Gaglio, Angie i wrlinf I E t ' , - Gatser, Iudy W 5 Q Str Gala Earl A llfiilll in Gallarclo, l-lectoi ' , Izbbzbb t Galvez, Annie ,L 3 A 'll' 5 E Gilscri, Leland H L Glow, Row . . ,., i . l. ' l 1' b, lenn, oli ,... ' if ,gy 'li ,., .-':: l G lover, Gary -.,f,, f ' ia ' Q ' ' ' Goddard, Greq 'il' F ':: E J A . A SBI i n t P i its 3 K x.k. Q Q QQ Q S 9 8 N 4 X Q Gold, Randy .X S Golden, Darlene Q, s '- Gomez, Tony if 'T ' Goodheart, Richard t l iffg' , l . EJ x - Q-me Goodwin, Gary .i,:, i QQ Graber, Bill Q ':::'-- , Grant, lerrY ,,:.,. . in GTF! Q S MQW' 5 ri it , i e - Groves, David Ivy.,-'D Guay, Sharron Gunderson, Peggy o Gunn, Bill Hadly, lean W, 7, , 1 X ,Q X 5 X . Hadsell, Bill Haley, Carole Hall, loyce GB n IL rr Hall Wanda ' ' FY' ,J ames, arry Hamilton, Donna 1 Harnmel, Nancy X Aids ik Hampton, David Hankins, Doug Hanner, lohn Hansen, Beverly Harness, Roger Harper, Georgia Harriman, Lyn t Hayashi, Hideo -i lleathcock, Pat QQ .ik Q . Hein, Richard 3 Hench, Carol ' Q Hendon, Gary Harris, loyce N Hernandez, Elizabeth SX Herrera, losie Herron, Bruce Hessenllow, Beverly Hester, Bob Hiatt, Richard Hoge, leannie Holladay, Doug Holst, Pat Hooker, Gary Hoover, Dave Hopkins, Fred Hoy, Larry Hueso, Luis Huffman, Ervin Hughes, Meredithx Hulslander, Dave Hunter, Bonnie Hurley, lim LQ Hurt, Richard Hyde, Barbara f lackson, Clarence lacksori Eva avicson, ludy latiregui, Allred v 5 N ,, lennings, Lynne I Q lennings, Mel lirek, lim A robe, Bill af ,, Sw? -SS ,A . S 'I ,mx W, 'QF' ,-.Q 'YH' X vi' Q . D L .. , i:I..f.s-'. ,N st 1 B j Q s Q Q., Q Lg. 'U X - , x f , , ., ' . Q, ffvf ef GJ7 WM' --.uf ., X .M N.- Q x' xx B- 'b eil 'X NSN RX Q if 'N 3 J' 5 Iohnson, Connie Iohnson, Laurie Iohnson, Linda Iohnston, Pat Iones, Carolyn Iones, Clarence Iones, Diane RY lones, ludy Kaneen, Ronald Kern, Sandy Kilgore, lim King, Earl Klein, Norman ,yr Korgan, Sharon Kostich, Ronald Krutsch, lon Kiigler, Robert Kurek, lack LaNoue, Roger Larrnan, Pam LaArgo, Tony LeClaire, Karen Ledtord, Clara Leiahan, Eugene Leon, Nancy Lewis, Carolyn Lewis, lay Lewis, lirn Lillie, Robert Lock, Frank Logan Barbara Long, Sandie Looper, Larry Lopez, Betty Lott, Marvin Luke Raelean Liinflquist, Carol Mcl5.lean, lim I 5 McCallum, Peggy smug- fine McCarrell, Cathy McClure, Pat McCoy Bruce McCoy, Sharon McDaniel, Dawne McElvany, lim MCC1uire,Ieff Mclnenly, Frank McKinney, Wanda McLaughlin, Dick MacKain, Bob Mahar, David Mahler, Ed Mahon, Katharine 6 Maldon ado, Vincent Mandala Frank hwf I Mann, Virginia fl ,DAIUae wlayq I Mannella, Norma lean Marin, Hope Marshall, Peter Mason, Ieftery Massey, Don Masters, Marla Matthews, Peggy iqiw Q.: fi. .N-nib? E W Mau, Ronnie Maxvill, Beverly Meade, Ron L YSL? qj 'IM' 74600 5 44f,v4'cCfl-IS -fg! 'g7 ff Mechem, Chuck Misterly, Trilby Mobley, Ioe Mondry, Iohn Milliorn, lames Minasso, loe Miner, Betty Morisset, Connie Murrell, Walt Myers, Don Nash, Darwin Nelson, Carole Nelson, loanna Nelson, Ronald Nash, Wayne Naylor, Norm Neaves, Sue Nelson, Bob Netherton, Robert Nielsen, Paul Nittler, Dave Novak, Ronnie Newell, Patsy Newsome, Ann Nicoles, ludith Nute, Chuck O'l'lanlon, Kathy O'Leary, Colleen Olsen, George O'Neil, Donna Orrell, Kathy Panzica, Dave Parrella, Nickie Paul Geraldine Penney, Enxrna Pertusati, Linda Pickering, Iohn Polk, Patti Ponce Hope Poore, Dennis Ollila, lim Osborn, Linda Osborne, Paul Padget, Robert Painter, Mark Payne, Ken Payne, Sidney Peachin, Molly Penn, Cindy Pinkney, Iohn Pittenger, Iohn Plott, lames Plott, Iessie Porter, Bob Porterfield, Gary Post, Mike Pratt, Don NNW is t X , Y . fr .lv Q 3 fig. ffl ,wg -and Q E ' ,vt fr: 1 We, ,gf g fz is? if ,Q is 3 is N 'Q E Q . it tg 5 ki W i Ne ' X N t N :- 0 t Q, , grim! A tg X N Pratt, Shctrlotte l Prentiss, Carl Presson, Betty Price, Richard Priest, Winslow Provencio, Mary Lou Rcrdovich, Stephanie Reardon, lohn Rech, lohnny Reed, IoAnne Reed, Mickey Reeves, Yvonne Regalado, Betty Ricci, lohn Ricker, Malyn Riddle, lack Riley, Richard Ritter, Marge Robertson, Bill Roeder, Marilyn Rogoft, lohn Rosenberg, Milt Ross, Dewey Rossum, Colleen Rush, Mike Russell, Marion Ryan, Pamela Sabala, David Saldana, Alice , Sapienza, loe Saunders, Patricia Scally, Barbara , Scally, Diane Scarbury, Bennecia Schildberg, leane Schober, Rolene Scott, Norma Sellars, loe Serdoz, loe Shaw, Sue Shearer, Sandi She-llenberger, Richard Sheppard, Dale r Sherman, leanne Shipley, Margie Simpson, Pat Singer, Ruby Sittser, Lloyd Skidmore, lohn Slagle, Sandy Slate, Irene Smith, Dennis E, Smith, Harry Smith, Mike L.. Smith, Mike N. Smith, Robert F. Smith, Ronny Smith, Sherry Snyder, lohn Sonoga, Robert Soto, Raymond Sparks, Carol Spriull, Linda A l w X SAF . it t A X 3 A NN Squires, Cliff Stelman, loe Stemple, Pam Stewart, lim Stewart, Larry Stockwell, Robert Storey, lay Summers, lane Swairn, lim Swalin, Marilyn Swartzendruber, B. l, Sweeten, Bettie Swercllolf, Stan Taylor, Dianne Taylor, Russell Thirion, Dennis Thomas, Mildred Thurber, Steve Tibbetts, Barbara Tinsley, loe Tinson, Terry Tipton, Leland Toelle, lack Toller, Hedy s X N199 Torres, Ignacio S ,V L, Towler, Elaine 3 Tudor, Margery Turner, lack Vallejo, lsa VanDusen, Darlene Veenstra, Dick Viramontez, Frank Wagner, Lorraine Wall, Karen Wandell, Alice Ward, Pat Warren, Reave Watanabe, Carl Weber, Margaret Webster, Marvin Wedd, Carol Weir, Ierry Wheeler, Barbara Whipple, Max White, Sandie Willey, Bill Williams, Charles Williams, Connie Williams, Ian Williams, Ken Williamson, Bob Wilmoth, Eddy Winkler, Pat Witten, Marilyn Wolfe, Gary Wood, Andy Wood, Don Wootten, lerry Worstine, Darrell Wylam, Shirley Wynder, Dave Zak, Ray 6 SR T 2 1 ' K ' - 'Nr me - ' ' Q if it L 4,4 . il' , , ..,:-: , .wk SN... h e rf' ' ---- lt, agar .Q X ,,,,, . 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Ioyce Whi te-Secretory Bruce Grube-Treasurer lx , 1 F ' ' f 41 T 'll D M fl s . lf' Inj ,-J' I.'J lj lib ff? 9 1 l L iff, ffl, ,N 5,-sf ,-' ,3 ,- .f Jwf 1 fa if -' f f 4 f if -gy U sz Q English Class Geometry Class Class Activities Our journey has begun. We have completed two years with two years remaining. Our anticipations of our Senior activities will soon be fulfilled, and all the joys and thrills of our journey will be memories. We can look back on our Sophomore year knowing that it was a highly successful one. Ken Warner, the first semester president, and Ron Mittino, second semester president, worked with a very capable cabinet to lead the Class of l96U in a most interesting year. Much of our success can be attributed to our counselors, Mrs. Koeker, Miss Weber, and Mr. Pieguet. With their help we participated in the election of officers, two pizza sales, the annual class assembly and tea, in addition to helping with Conservation Week. Many Sophomores have belonged to various clubs on campus. These organizations have become very popular among all the students and have played oi big part in our high school life. With two very exciting years left in high school, the student body says, Good luck, underclassmen. These are your best years--Make the most of theml Sophomore Tea Sophomore Assembly Abadie, Steve Adams, Paul Ades, Doug Adkins, Michele Admire, lanice Aguilera, Annie Albert, Dick Alexander, Tom Allison, lim Allnutt, Bob llred, Merlin Alvarez, Evelyn Anderson, Charles Anderson, Elaine Anderson, lrrna Anderson, lames Anderson, Rosemarie Andre, Edith Andrews, Eldon Angona, Victor Aquayo, Vernon Arivett, Wanda Armstrong, Mary Arvin, Sandra Ashby, Bob Ashby, Russell Atkinson, Toni Bach, lerry Bach, Tom Bacon, Leslie Bailey, lames Bailey, ludy Bailey, Margaret Baker, Harold Baker, loe Baker, Ronnie Baldwin, Richard Ballew, Bonnie Balmer, Marlene Banks, lim Barclay, Barbara Barnard, Larry Barnard, Pamela Barnes, Tommy Bartlett, Mary Bascom, Sheila Bascue, Linda Kay Bascue, Sandy Baseel, loe Baublit, Bill Bauer, Alice Beck, Mike Beeson, Richard Belanger, Edward Belanger, George Bell, Larry Bell, Roberta Bennett, lanice Berard, Patricia Bergen, Art Berry, Mike Bertrand, Carol Bice, lim Biedebach, Harlan Biltott, Rose Binqainon, Steve Binnell, loan Bishop, Leo Bjorkrnan, luanita Black, Louis Blades, Bennett Blades, Richard Bleiler, Diane Blessner, liminy Boileau, lan Bologna, David Bone, Merle Ann Bonilla, Teresa Boone, lerry Bormann, Barbara Borurn, Terry Bowman, Bobby Bowman, leanie Boyce Margie Boyer, Robert Boyle, Betty Bradley, Larry Brattord, Sandy i I Q, si E5 W is 'lx X ks t X X .:zs2A..:a 5 i lk l ' - 'X X N E R , E Q 4. it Kr- , l HN at Y Q i x R is N s f - 4 A Q I .X U S .. 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Herman, Freda Hernandez Ioe Herrera, Iohn Hester, Ioe Higgins, Robert Hill Ken Hite Karen , as Hill, my A Q . 5 QQ an R 61 Hobbs, Sandra Hodge, Larry Hoelzer, Linda Holiday, Betty Lou Holloway, Don '.:, H, L I 77 a 5' 5 Hooker, lanet j - V f frm? 5: , Hoover, Don - Q fig .. r Q L Hoover, Mary lane - rr - Hope, Gloria Hopewell, Elaine Horsburgh, Chris Horstmeyer, Fred Humphrey, ludy Hunt, Ronnie Hunter, Rick Huntington, Mike lackson, Shirley lacobson, Ingrid lacques, Roger larnes, Dannette laskiewicz, Charlo lennings, Ken lirek, Leonard lohns, Bill lohnson, Ted lones, Bob Iones, Pat lones, Preston Keaton, Torn Kelley, Carol Kennedy, Doyle Kennedy, ludy P 9- P- Hoschler, Eddie ' 'L , House, Sandra E-'if ' is , , Hubbs, lohn 5 r ' 1 l-lull, Kim ii'-- . wa Hurt, Chuck 5 j' 7' i A lckes, Darlene if 7 'ftuff Isley, le-rw ' L. , lackson, Donna H 'l ' ' . . 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' f , V5 X X .. Q E 3 , N sis X X inn. 5 3' 5 we ws -X 'er y x L ,. S5 A as i C04 D S71 P1 Q VN 63 h Of The Week Nichols, Wayne Niilus, Tony Noon, Andy Northrup, Leigh Q- oimq, Dan Olmos, Dora Olsen, Bob Ornlin, Kathy Ovitt, Leah Pagan, Mary Palstring, Virginia Whom by Guy 51,3115 Dan plllla is the proud owner of this weeks hem, The G Oil' ls B 40 Ford with a '48 Mercury enging under the hood. D2 his ut alot of time and money into this little rodgtbl en ne s re and stroked, has a full , E Inj and Edelbrock four-pot manifold. 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Ill U If Ill Freshman Tea Freshman Tea C lass Activities ln September ot 1957 you, the members ol the Class ot 1951, started a whole new phase in your journey through liie. You entered Chaitey 1-ligh School as Freshmen. With the able leadership ol your two presidents, lim Dugan and lo Duncan, you have successfully sponsored the annual Freshman Fudae Sale, Freslmian Tea, and the Freshman As sembly. ln a tew short years when you are seniors you will wonder where the time has gone. lt will seem as if it was only yestfr- day that you entered Chattey, and qraduatign mas an eternity away. To you, the Freshmen, we wish the best ol lucl: during four ot the most wonderful years ol your lite. Freshman Assembly Freshman Assembly u E Z.'E'f7 ,s XM My ESR f n M S F S? fx R, Q ' Ng Q - .. ..... : 2 W aff Q82 -.,: x fi Q XX 1, ER: ix s if K 53 X S' x NV sm? 5 if X ff if 'HX SX ' X X s '+ N- E gk gg W- ' -,.,.,,,c 'f 'ji' M E , H, ,. s an .. , ...Q 'Km F . M L r 1 w F Q 'Q Q 2 , mx Y , A J N xv w YL S 4' ' f' f' r 19,3 vxtlsmbfwwqfwifx ' ' if ,x X-,i ,J , .... W g V Mk, ,rf A, g . 4 . Y .Wa . , STUDE Our Student Council found many duties facing it when the school year began. Chaffey entered the new Montview League, and lohn Bradshaw was honored by being chosen the pree sidina officer of the League Forum, The Punkin Prance was planned and carried out by the Council. To provide the stu- dents with a closer participation in student body affairs, sugf gestion boxes were placed at several points around the cam- pus, lvfr. Eehnstrand held weekly leadership classes to make the Ccuncil members more aware of the qualifications, responf sibilities, and demands of leadership. The first semester Student Council served as guides fo' newcomers and sold ASB cards, az: well as conductina its daily student body business. lim Lisec Vice President X lanet DeLozier Secretary lohn Bradshaw President WZ! ,--'Offs N A lliki Brown Treasurer Nancy Zeriz Social Chairman Susie Apel Advertising Manager FIRST SEMESTER lim Dugan lreshrian cla: President Kenny Warner Loplioiiiom Cl: l-resident Bill lobe lun.or Ll: :ara lircszderit Mille Elaker Sciiio. L11 11: Picrridernt Cgmiyn Barnard jim St. Clair Gary Balding Bob Williams Mr Ernest Rehn trand Cl b C 'l P 'd t Parliamentarian AdVlSOr Fasti Representative Press Representative Inter- u ounci resi en CCDUNCIL Www? To learn more about how government operates on a larger scale, second semester Student Council members took over the management ot our city tor one day. 'lhey also began to set up a Youth Co-ordinating Council, a group which will act in an advisory capacity to the city commissions which deal with the problems and desires ot youth. Due partly to the Councils ettorts, the exchangefstudent program of the American Field Service will become a reality at Chattey next year. The spring semester was livened up by the Shipwreck l-lop, a Council- sponsored event. Many other things were done by the Council which remain unknown to the majority ot the students, but which create a tirst-rate school. Lnarv Webber Vice President ,Juni Rn qw T Carolyn Olllla Prxsidoknlt Secretary liidv Eiserihauer Treasurer ltuth Black Social Clitiirriian Io Duncan llvflllllxillCl41t1:3Pl'f'L1ltlCllt ltori Mittirio fltvpli-iiiim-L Clam: ltrvnaitttirit llich Cramlall liinitirClt1f::aPru::1ttviit Garv ltcildinq mor Clti::::Pl't'::1d0rit Pat Hogoinitirio Aitvortising Manager -sk signs -Rig' xg- LG' s-w-5,-r' :S- - 'HS K Al Nelson Mike Blaker Chloetta Nubby Napier Parliaiuentarian Inter-Club Council President Girls' League President Ann Swanson Press Representative Stan Swerdloff Pep Commissioner t l l WWA? -gan rw-K Fflgf vii I LaTresa Miller Photographer Linda Bumstead Nancy Pat Berry Activities Co-Editor Senior Co-Editor 1 ,Aj- t Carolyn Ollila Iunior Class Editor we K -I .X ludy Eisenhauer Freshman Class Editor 7 ' if '9 . l xt Niki Brown Girls' Sports Carolyn Barnard Editor This year's Fasti Staff was faced with a big task, to make their Fasti the best ever. lt took many days of thinking and planning to come up With the ideas which form the foundation of a special book. After the staff discussed and decided among the many ideas, these ideas de- veloped into sketches, page layouts, snapshots, chip boards, typed copy, engravers proofs, and finally-four Fasti. We have had lots of fun producing it for you, and we hope you will be pleased with the results. ENS Mike Rose Mr. Rehnstrand Boys' Sports Advisor FASTI Nancy Dona Senior Co- Editor STAFF I I 4 it fi Denise Duncan Secretory Sue Weeks Dcrve Grossman Activities Co-Editor Photographer Q Q' figk E 1 ,J f I Nancy Zenz Dione Wode Assistant Editor Sophomore Close Editor 3 -ii Lindo Thompson Copy Editor 1 any Sidi!!! M Si, is W xi: 'I Bob Gonge Karen King Boys' Sports Art Editor X 5 X CHA H4 fG'SlCf?f l-lifNeWs EDITORS FIRST SEMESTER Ann Swanson lim St. Cloir Gen ml Managing Editor Editor-in-Cliiet An important part ot our iourney through high school is keeping up with school news and events. Our news- paper, The Hi-News, has helped us accomplish this. The paper, published only twice a month at the beginning ot the year because ot financial problems, changed sizes to cut down expenses, Another inf novation was paid advertising. This new format enabled us to get the news of our school each week. Cynthia Larson Sandy Slagle Steve Thurber mimi L X vpn Bev Lande Larry Henderson 3 Diane Cox Rose Lupo EDITORS SECOND SEMESTER 'CG' l.ouAnn Saffron Ann Swanson General Manaainrv Editor Edilor-in-Chief :Silva kr K, Wag. A- Q, A ,. x M S ra SWA Mr. Roy Civille Advisor Staff B. I. Swartzendruber Darrell Wing Gary Marshall Billie Dalryrnple Darrell Worsiine ii C'. if- X. ,, Suzetto Pacillas Linda Spruill 'IR Ennis x :Q ' 2 English Qutstancling The years at Chaftey are completed tor the Seniors. The thinas which they have learned here-not only in the Classroom, but on the athletic field, in student aovernment, and through social and cultural activities e-ff- form the Sue Weeks Beverly BYYCINY toundation tor that part of the journey which lies ahead. School Service s., so,n, 's k'ai , 'sas': V ii. X '- Chloe-tta Napier RCIY Sweet Aff Music Rick Sellers Sylvia Ross Lucille lennings Don Morosic Science Dramatics Bob Williams Kim Riva Linda Thompson Don Flocker Performance Foreign Language The students pictured on these pages were selected by their teachers as outstanding in their various fields. All have been active in many areas at Chaitey. They represent per- sonal achievement and contribution to their ' N A ' school. May the future bring them success. Shofi Loo Anderson Lindo Thompson Social Science Linda Thompson Bob Williams Business Mathematics New Noretta Wall Myrna Ruesch Mihkel Ruetmann lim Taylor l'-lomemaking Agriculture I asv Wt' lulefle MCKeown lUdY Fisher Gene Goodwin GIRLS' LEAGUE 4 ,L Fix Barbara Riley Ian Fleming Friendship Chairman Freshman Representative Ingrid Iacobson Secretary The Girls' League Cabinet members were elected to lead the Girls' League. They have been Working hard to ful- fill the purpose of this organization, which is to unite and promote the in- terests of all the girls of Chattey, and to be of service to the school. The cabinet has planned numerous activi- ties Which include the Newcomers' As- sembly, the Father-Daughter Banquet, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, Back- wards Week, Hi Day and many more. The Girls' League Cabinet along with their advisors, has truly helped to make this a successful year for every girl. Chloetta Napier President Y xg swf ,X is Bobette Corneal Decorations Chairman Pat Heathcock Treasurer f' 5 Karen Eldridge G.A.A, President Suzeite Pocillos Social Chairman C1 A A President Carol Giordano School Service Ioan Nease Freshman Representative Girls' League Representatives ROW I Karen Porter, Shirley Brunner, Denise Duncan, Gayle Beyer, Vicki Stewart, Karen Eldridge, Linda Spruill, Sue Deslsauriers, ludy Dugan, ROW II: Nancy Williams, Cookie Kress, Annette Casker, Brigida Ortiz, Patti Polk, Nita Auld, Lewayne Dorman, lanet DeLozier, Nancy Mirda, Wanda Dailey, lla Fox. ROW III: loan Binnell, Wilma Franklin, Gloria Acosta, Ianice Bennett Barbara Logan, Belva Cook, Nancy Weatherly, Nan Cooper, Georgia Harper, Sandy Slagle, Marilyn Witten W' Q4-'sf i get ROW I Nancy Rose, Barbara Woods, Carol Poister. Dot McClure, Fran Martin, LouAnn Yeary, loyce White, lan lacobs, Linda Swenson ROW II: lanet Mason, Paula Setaro, lan Fleming, Cookie Taylor, Pam Schmidt, loAnne Kralik, Saundra Inks, Sandy Bascue, Marlene Bellot, Margaret Strong, ROW III: Linda Elliott, Kathy Omlin, Mary Warren, lune Bottoms, Martha Young, Mary Webber, Dee Kovach, Roberta Carmody, Mary Denton, Sally Keyworth, Linda Thompson, Bette Bleiler. -4' ROW I' Nancy Buchanan, Ingrid lacobson, Lorraine Wagner, Wilma Freeman, ludy Dugan, Donna Hinds, Rita Rech, Gayle Beyer, Vicki Stewart, Karen Eldridge, Wanda Baird. ROW Il: Pat Parker, ludy Larick, Dianne Cox, Alice Finlayson, Pat Olinger, Barbara Burgy, Colleen O'Leary, Nancy Weatherly, Connie Williams, Denise Duncan, Sue Desl.auriers, Betty Ritchey, ROW lll Donna Butler, Sandie Collins, Marilyn Sylvia, Marilyn Wittman, Rae Farrar, Bonnie Carlson, Adrienne Durel, Susan Carter, Sno Shaw Barbara Logan, Lucille lennings, Wanda Daily, Kathy Davis, I ROW I Betty Price, Kathy Gilbert, Carol Poister, Dot McClure, Mary Helen Cervantez, Annie Aguilera, Melody Chancellor, llancy Lowry. ROW II, leanne Wilson, Shirley Barber, Kitty Tangen, Hallie Cratt, Alaina Hardwood, Margie Outtleet, lanct Frederick, Nancy Caringella, Barbara Coronel, Glenagene Ross, Fran Martin. ROW III: Nancy Mortensen, Anne lones, Nancy Staw, Connie Smith, Karen Walborn, Karen Hancock, Melody Martin lainie Burrage, Barbara Walk, Frances Bernt, Linda Schmidt. Legislative Council :FG HOW li lndy lanes, Pat Simpson lulene Mclieown, Mary Peterson, lda Mae Hacker, Brigida Ortiz Linda LaBoda, Betty liitchey, lndy Eisenhaner, lohn Brink, Bob Estabrook, BOW llt Kitty Orrell, Adrienne Durel, Marilyn Swalin, Becky Booth, Barbara Tibbetts, Terry 'l'inson, Bob Funk, Donna Danwers, Sue Shaw, Barbara Logan, Mary Lou Colombero, Ann Swanson, BOW lll: Dennis Tlnrion Ned Boaers Larry Allen, Randy Gold, Monty Cunningham, Mike Ensey, Ken Payne, Hay Sweet, lim Preece BOW l' Lynn lones, Annette Casker, Blanche lanssen, Bonnie Gaunt, Cindy Bossi, lane Forsythe, Donna Granich, larnie Bur- raae, Don Haslam, Bob Williams, Ken Warner. BOW ll: Al Battino, Bonnie Cook, Peter McCreight, Nancy Staw, Sandie Collins, Bill Brown, Ken Harvey, Tim Odle, Bon Mittino, lim Stauber, Alan l-laskvitz, Tony Cusenza. BOW Ill: Steve Gray, Art Bergen, Leon Crowley, Madeline Smith, Diane Bleiler, Bill Paulin, Bruce Grnbe, lim Simmons. BOW l: Georaianna Brink, Vicki Stewart, Bobbi Gullion, Gayle Beyer, Connie Williams, MaryLou Colombero, Adrienne Durel, Indy Dugan, Diane Wade, Nancy Dona. ROW ll: Nan Cooper, Pat Simpson, Kitty Orrell, Barbara Tibbetts, Terry Tinson, Becky Booth, Barbara Logan, Sue Shaw, Nancy Mirda Wanca Daily, Art Alvarez. BOW Ill: lohn Brink, Elpedio Elias, Iohn Wroblewski, Bob Funk, Al laureaui, Bob Estabrook Gary Anderson, Lucille lennings, Evelyn Cass, Gary Webber, llOW l' Kerry Karlsten, lulie Mittino, Winona Brookshire, Diane Daneau, Dot McClure, Sally Gutierrez, Terri Bonilla, Barbara Woods, Vonne Stout, Sandie Collins, Wanda Fielding, Carolyn Hoppes, Diane lohnson, lan lacobs, Linda Swenson BOW ll. Marlene Balmer, Annette Casker, Blanche lansseri, Susan Lewis, Katy Brown, Karen Hancock, Pam Schmidt, Alan Beed, lohn Goodman, Phil Mehas, Dick Tolette, Alan Haskvitz, Ken Warner, Chuck Costello. BOW Ill: Pat Olinger, Mary Webber, Steve Webb, Bill Paulin, Bill Waid, Bruce Grube, Gary Kilgore, Terry Sewell, Gary Bremer Phil Piequet, Steve Abadie, Orien Wesley. Campus Inter' Club Council First Semester BOW l' Karen Eldrid e Pat Olin er Sue McCormick Beit e Pres - Q Q i f Y f ' son, Vicki Stewart, Rita Rech, Niki Brown, Nancy Dona, Chloetta Napier, Ruth Black, Kathy Gilbert, lennie Enriquez, loan Dalley, Stan Swerdlott, lim Lisec. ROW ll: Phil Piequet, Don Flocker, Dan Ollila, Ellen Chappell, Roberta Brahm, Ann Swanson, lohn Low, Mick Mehas, Bay Sweet, Bonnie Carlson, Linda Pertusati, lan Williams, Red Hunter, Mike Blaker. ROW lll: Gary Bremer, Garry Smith, lim St. Clair, Dick Gruenke, Mike Buetmann, Bob E, Wil- liams, Ken Payne, Dave Grossman, Bruce Grube, Bob Williams, Dave Trask, Gary Balding, Mike Ensey, Carl Watanabe, lim Gates. Second Semester BOW l: Dot McClure, Terry Tinson, Dee Kovach, Georgie Arniot, Sue McCormick, Bed Hunter, Mike Frantz, Diane Wade, Nancy Dona, Ruth Black, lennie Enriquez, Linda Pertusati, Linda Thomp- son, Carol Kinney. BOW ll: Bill Tangernan, Linda Quarve, Don Flocker, Ellen Chappell, lohn McGrogan, lim Lisec, lohn Low, Chloetta Napier, Mick Mehas, Mike Blaker, Ken Payne, Stan Swerclloit, Anita Hamilton, Susan Lewis, lim Bellot. BOW Ill: Paul Somogyi, lohnny Bech, Larry White, Dan Ollila, Dave Trask, David Wallace, Donald Crocker, Mike Lovewell, Dick Gruenke, Dick Williams, Carl Watanabe, David Grossman, Ken Kuskey, Bruce Grube, Bay Sweet. The lnter-Club Council is composed of the presidents of all the clubs on the campus. lts function is to co-ordinate the activities of Chat- fey's numerous clubs. This year the ICC worked on the American Field Service exchange-stu- dent program, discussed the clean-up problem, and guided the entire school in many ways. lt was also a meeting-ground and discussion group where the various clubs could air their problems and ideas. ROW I Walt Murrell Margaret Strong Dee Kovach, Bev Patton, Pat Olinger, loif Butler ROW ll Donald Crocker Bill lenkins, Mike Byrne, Kim Riva, Phil Piequet, Philosophy Club The Philosophy Club began this year as a small but enthusiastic group of thinkers who were devoted to discus sing individual ideas. The first few meetings involved organization choos ing a name, and writing a Constitu tion. Later meetings were centered around general topics of discussion in cluding, cheating, led by a speaker from a nearby collegeg man s purpose man's existence, and the importance of man over animals. Clubs ROW lx ludy Nicoles, lean Bendick, Ruth Wallace, Vivian Larnbright, Penny Rardin, Virginia Daley, Sandra Ford, Marlene Schrock, Barbara Coronel, Miss Armstrong. ROW ll: lan Woods, Linda Winkler, Sharon Bronenian Diane lohnso-1, l.aFern Vickers, Ann Tones, ludy Humphrey, Donna Iackson, Pat Lux, Ioyce Potts, lolene Anderson, Carolyn Barnard. ROW lll: Paul Osborne, David Wallace, Dick Bergen, Donna Ellison, Eva Dostal, Linda Flexser, Ruth Slietler, Frances Iohnson, Dalene Byers, luanita Reid, Kathy Davis, Marilyn Hartwell, Ann Swanson. Government Service Club The purpose of the Government Serv- ice Club is to expand the members' knowledge of government and current events and, by this understanding, cre- ate better American citizens. Two of the club's activities this year were programs featuring speakers from Europe, Africa and Asia, and a satel- lite cookie sale. The members have visited the One tario City Council and the Los Anaeles Police Department, and have had many debates and aroup discussions on na- tional and city problems. fs ' ROW li loann Schrock, Pat Newsome, Rita Gustafson, Kathy Mahon, Lynne len' nings, Mrs. Hunt, Sponsor. ROW ll: Tom Bach, Donald Dean, Richard Albrecht, Donald Crocker, lim St. Clair, Mike Rush, Alan Reed, lim Bellot, David Yuen. Nlaranatha Club Marantha Club is a club of religious worship open to every- one. Their programs have in- cluded speakers, both ministers and layrnen, musical groups, and programs centered around different denominations pre- sented by club members. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter were celebrated in ap- propriate fashion by the club. ROW li ludy Rogers, Pat Newsome. Susie Apel, Peggy Gunderson, Ann Newsome. ROW ll: Mr. Glen Fisher, Mike Byrne, Larry Allen, Carl Watanabe, lim Bellot. World Friendship Club The Chaffey World Friendship Club is a member of the Southern California Federation of World Friendship Clubs. Members attended the Southern Cali' fornia Conference, where they met with members of other World Friendship Clubs. At Christmas-time they held a food drive for the Navajo Indians. They also played a part in initiating the American Field Service plan for a for- eign exchange student. Scholarship Society ROW I Elberta Hurt, Bev Bryant, Maureen Couzins, Carolyn Barnard, Niki Brown, ludy Eisenhauer, lanet DeLozier, Linda Thompson, Sue Weeks, Lucille lennings, Mary Ellen Davidson, lan Williams, Lewayne Dorman ROW II: Mike Byrne, Larry White Gary Brciner Bill Langeman, Ron Mittino, Gary Byrne, Alan Reed Bill lobe, Earl Gale, Neville Grow, Ed LeBlanc Bill Stern, lohn Mondry, Walter Grover. ROW III' Kelvin Warner, Kim Riva, Ken Payne, Bruce Grube, lett Ferguson, Don Crocker, Bill Paulin, Gary Porterfield, Bill Adrnire, Mike Blaker, Mike Rose, Bolo VJilliams, Mike Ensey, Kent Myrick, Mike Ruetinann, Kent Pocock, Larry Henderson ROW I: Denise Duncan, Betty Presson, Brigida Ortiz, loan Reiss, Emmy Lindsey, loyce White, Cindy Rossi, lune Forsythe, Paula Setaro, Karen Porter, Ruth Mellen, loanne Shrock, loanna Nelson, lo Ann DeLora, Elaine Hopewell, Ida Hacker, Carolyn Cray- craft, ROW II: Nancy Stansbie, Mary Graham, ludy Miller, Shari Anderson, Alice Finlayson, Diane Cox, Carol Tubesing, Elaine Fowler, Bette Bleiler, Linda Spruill, Bev Patton, lanice Bennett, Molly Peachin, Roger laaues, Don Haslarn ROW III' Linda Bumstead, Magery Tudor, Richard Hein, lohnny Rech, Susan Lewis, Roberta Brahm, Ann Swanson, lim Fisher, Ervin Huffman, Bill Waid, Dennis G, Smith, Nancy Beardwood, Terry Tinson, ludy Downing. ROW I Carolyn Barnard, Alice Finlayson, loan Reiss, Diane Cox, Denise Duncan, Nancy Zenz, Nancy Dona, Niki Brown, lndy Eirzenhaner, lanet DeLozier, Carolyn Ollila, Maureen Couzins, Cordelia Giloloins, Lucille lennings, Bev Patton, Ida Hacker, LeWayne Dorman, Elberta Hurt, Bev Bryant. ROW II: Nancy Beardwood, ludy Downing, Sandy lustis Shari Anderson, loanna Nelson, Terry Tinson, lohn Mundry, Bill Stern, Alan Reed, Ron Mittino, Kim Riva, lleville Grow, Ed LeBlanc liin DesLaiirier:a, Vito Francisco ROW III' Earl Gale, Margery Tudor, David Yuen, lerry Krutch, Kent Myrick, Don Crocker, Walter Grover, Bill Panini, Mike Blaker, Kent Pocock, Mike Rose, left Ferguson, liin Banks, Bruce Grube, Bill 'Waid, Mike Rnetinann, Rick Musrxor I ROW I: lanet Owens, loanne Shrock, Ruth Mellen, Elaine Hopewell, Betty Ritchey, Nancy Lowry, Angela DeSandro, Paula Setaro, Pat Parker, Karen Porter, Sandy Brown, Teddy Ann Bohme, Edna Parker, Evelyn Alvarez, Emmy Lindsey, loanne DeLora, Buz Ross. ROW Il: Adrienne Durel, loan Berkoff, Lee Hesse, Marilyn Dona, Linda LaBoda, Rita Rech, I.ouAnn Saffron, Sue McCormick, Susan Missildine, Margaret Mellen, lanice Bennet, Cindy Rossi, Maxine Maxwell, Gary Novak, loyce White, Charlotte Kallenbach, Gary Capshaw, Dave Mulligan, Peter McCreight, ROW III: Myrna Ruesch, La lean Thunnel, Betty Kilfoil, ludith Casanave, Sue Dean, ludy Couzins, Doris Ritter, Carolyn Strong, Linda Spruill, lane Forsythe, Ingrid lacobson, Gary Burson, Linda Thompson, Sue Weeks, Susie Apel, Marilyn Hartwell, Lynn Govang, Don Haslam, Mike Huntington, ROW IV: Margaret Anderson, Mary Graham, Roberta Brahm, Susan Lewis, Laura Moore, Eva Dostal, lim Fisher, Bill Kloepfer, Richard Hein, lohnny Rech, Ann Swanson, Bob Williams, Kelvin Warner, Mike Frantz, Mike Byrne, Hector Gallardo. Language Clubs French Club ROW l' Sue Kelber, Barbara Hyde, Lee Hesse, Kerry Karlsten, Nancy Hutclnson, Angie Gaalio, loAnn DeLora, Sandy Craig, Karen Eldridge, Ricky Rppvy Richard DeLora. ROW ll: Tony Cusenza, Adrienne Durel Andrey Briicker, loyce Brubaker, Beverly Bryant, Robette Corneal, Libby Rowan-ir, liinvt Del-ozier, Sheila Bascom, Katy Brown Roberta Brahm. The activities of the French Club during the year included a trip to see the Saddler Welles' Royal Ballet presentation of Sleeping Beauty. a Christmas party, and a series of humanities seminars whose subjects included French art, modern art, Hinduism, and human understand- ing. The club is an instrument for furthering the students' knowledge of and interest in French and related subjects, and stresses the cultural side of French history. ROW lx Mr. Vaucher, Cindy Rossi, Pat Parker, loyce White, Paula Setaro, Kathy Olds, Margaret Strong, Linda Wilbourn, Nancy Williams, Linda Wil- son, Bob Brassard, Don Mather ROW ll: lim Simmons, Madeline Smith, Bettye Presson, Carolyn Strong, Tim Haap, Pat Olinger, Bev Patton, Eddie LeBlanc, Merlin Allred, Sharon Kauble, Linda Thompson, Karen King. Barbara Scally. Like the other language clubs, the German Club provides an opportunity for its members to obtain further knowledge of the German language and history. The club was very active this year and had many cultural outings which were a benefit to all the members. The high- light of the year for the club was a wonderful evening in Los Angeles, where the members enjoyed dinner and dancing at the Cafe Switz erland. German Club ROW l: Hideo Hayashi, Arthur Bergen, Donald Crocker, Frank Darling, lim Guida, George Tompkins, Charlotte Kallenbach, TeddyAnn Bohme, Martha Sellers, Elaine Hopewell, loAnne Schrock, Robin Frost, Pat New- some, David Mulligan, lohn Mahon. ROW ll: Calvin Buzzell, Gary Novack, Dennis Resnik, Frank Wroblewski, Mel Lindsey, Ken Mathis, George Taunton, Fred Taunton, lim Lawson, Alan Reed, Bill lobe, lerry Neff, lim Fisher, Luke Crutcher, Rick Musser. ROW llli Mr. Koessler, lim Naftel, Vern Kerr, Steve Webb, Carl Peck, Richard Compton, Alan Haskvitz, Ierry Krutsch, Steve Petch, Rick Hunter, Dave Wynder, lohn Pickering, Harold Rosenfeld, Chuck Costello, Richard Brott, ROW IV: Bill Taylor, lohn Laclwig, Richard Alvord, Rudy VanMil, Mike McClure, Ronnie Novack, lon Krutsch Bruce Grube, Bill Paulin, Victor Kach, Roger Larson, Chris Horsburgh, Bruce Larsen, Bill Admire, Bill Waid, Guinn Millsap, Kent Pocock. ROW lx Mr. Koessler, Manuel Gallardo, lim Preece, Bob Gange, Neville Grow, Rick Sellers. ROW ll: David Grossman, lohn Wroblewski, Larry Bartholomae, Bob Williams, Mihkel Ruetmann, Monty Cunningham, Ken Payne, Paul D'Alterio. 99 Language Clubs lnter Nos l 86 l lnter Nos II 86 Ill ROW lt Mrs Freasier, Carole Haley, Bill Stern, Suzan Ewing, Nancy Rose, Billie Dalrymple, Don Haslarn, Ken Gemmill, Sandy Brafford. ROW ll' Inn Cook, Ken Elliott, Roger lacques, Doris Burchinal, Ianice Bennett, Barbara Riley, Marilyn Van Dusen, ludy Larick, Dee Kovach, Mary Denton, Roberta Carmody, loAnne Reed, Irma Ander- son, Peggy Kimbley, Diane Cox ROW Ill: Iim Ollila, lohnny Rech, Roger Mason, lim Banks, Iohn Reardon, Garry Smith, Donald Dean, Ken Wright, Walter Grover, lon Gemmill, Doug Ades, Gene Edge- man, lim Hull, Ken Kloepfer, Mickey Eldridge, Ronald Kostich, lohn Mertenzs, Gens Togata ROW li Mrs. Harrison, Sally Stout, Nancy Buchanan, Shirley Giam- papa, loan Barbara, Frances Fry, Mary Armstrong, Elizabeth Santing, Ruth Garratt, loan Dalley, Karen Porter, Barbara Williams ROW ll: Richard DeVore, lohn Brink, David Trott, Gary Byrne, Ken Harvey, Ralph DesLauriers, Mary Bartlett, Donna lackson, Sharron McCoy, Gerald Emilio, Bill Anderson, Gary Bremer. ROW lll' Wayne Doyle, Donald Crocker, Peter Alix, Curt Bonneville, Bob Lopez, Dick Mauro, lon Pollock, Bill Tangeman, Melvin Westlake, Dennis Silsby, David Wallace, Victor Mortensen, Larry White, Norman Stanley. lnter Nos, for second-year Latin students, and Gens Togata, composed of third and fourthf year students, provide means of expression which students do not obtain in normal classa room activities. Plays and games with Bornan origins, reports on history and mythology, and field trips to places of interest to Latin Students help to provide background for the material which is studied in Class. The students also learn of the connection between Romes civili zation and culture and those of our world to day. Spanish Club gg ROW li Mrs Freasier, Sandy Slagle, Barbara Autry, Billie Dalrymple, Shari Anderson, Lindo Bissonnette, Mary Ellen Davidson, Pat Abel, loanna Nelson. ROW lli lim Vernon, Fred Balding, Randy Gold, Mike Conway, Leland Tipton, Mike Ensey, Dick Pratt. ln October the Spanish Club presented a program, A Day in Mexico for the school and community. Their Christmas Banquet was centered around a Mexican motif. They had a sale to raise money for the American Field Service program. Once a month the club has a potluck, featuring a speaker, or some type of special program. A field trip, to some event such as the Ramona Pageant, is part of the club's future plans. ROW I: Barbara Woods, Sandy Kern, Ruth Mellon, Edna Parker, Ian lacobs, Vonne Stout, Sandie Collins. ROW Il: Mr. Coronet, Barbara Coronet, Karen Cowan, Vicki Armstrong, ludy Walker, Darla Murray, Ioyce Gage, Sally Iohn- son, loan Elrod, Pat Taylor, Nancy Staw. ROW Ill: Ierry Cordell, Michael Rosenbrock, Linda Elliott, Shirley lackson, Susan House, Claudia Elder, Linda Dolinski, Ann Schoonmaker, Marria Ward, Margaret Sylvia, Ellen Chappell, Bob Williams. Campus HY Clubs Adelphians Row l: Diane Townley, Francis Smith, Iackie Tones, Pat Salazar, Corkie Gibbons, Rita Rech, Vicki Stewart, Nancy McChesney, Carolyn Cliburn. Row Ili Penny Mullenix, Ruth Campbell, Bev Willoughby, Karen King, iulie Tallman, Cynthia Larsen, Ann Swanson, Ioyce Iennings, Anita Hamilton Although the Adelphians Tri-l'lifY was formed only last year, it has truly served the school well during these past two years. This year they provided a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy lam- ily, decorated lor the annual Football Banquet, and sold mistletoe and cup- cakes. The Adelphians have helped make this a successful year at Challey. C allistos The Callistos TrifHifY has been very busy during their senior year, They have contributed many worthfwhile services to the school and community. They not only helped present several dances, but they also helped with Back- wards Week, raised money lor the graduation dance, and bought a bench lor the school campus. The Callistos were led to their great successes this year by the club presidents, Nancy Dona and Diane Wade, and Mrs. Soinedy, advisor. ?' F Row li laye Gold, Carol Giordano, Donna Hinds, Diane Wade, Iudy Bachman, Nancy Zonz, Nancy Dona, Nubby Napier, Denise Duncan, ludy Dugan. Row ll: Mrs, Some-dy, Wanda Daily, Sue Dean, Lucy Iennings, Iudy Ponsor, Carolyn Barnard, Sandy Swenson, Iudy Eisenhauer, Nancy Berry, Linda Bumstead, Kathy Davls, Nancy Thornton, Coronons iii Row l: Lou Ann Saffron, Betty Ritchey, L.aTresa Miller, Niki Brown, Rosalie Lobretto, Ruth Black, Suzette Pacillas, Linda Hein. Row ll: Barbara Vickers, Linda Graves, Maureen Couzins, Rose Ann Flammang, Nancy Mirda, Darlene Cook, ludy Fisher ianet DeLozier. Row lllz Sharon House, Sandy Iustis, Shari Anderson, Suzie Swim, Nancy Pike, Carolyn Ollila, Brenda Benson, Susan McGuire. The Coronons have completed many service projects this year. They gave money to YMCA World Service, baby- sat at the Y for Christmas shoppers, and gave food and clothing to a needy family. They earned money lor these projects by selling pin-on porn-poms, selling pizza, and washing cars. They co sponsored a school dance with the Callistos and they also helped with Backwards Week. These seniors have been one ol the most active clubs on campus, Campus Y Chi Rho Sigma lilo information had been received re- cgardina this clubs activities at the time ,, the book went to press. BOW lt Sue Shaw, Bobette Corneal, loan Dalley, Nita Auld, lean Dalley, Gayle Beyer, Cindy Penn, l.ynn lennings. BOW ll: B. I Swartzendruber, Carol Lundquist, Bonnie Carlson, Carolyn Cook, Dawne McDaniel, Carolyn Campbell, Barbara Logan Kay Moreland, Patti Polk. BOW lll: Becky Booth, Toni Baldwin, Bette Bleiler, Pat Heathcock, Sandy Slagle, Marilyn Swalin, Adrienne Durel, Barbara Tibbetts, Terry Tinson, Darylle Butler Chalimars The Clialiniars Tri-lrli-Y is a sopho- more club. They have been very active this year. Their activities included a car wash, an installation service, various types of programs, many Service proj- ects, such as working at Santa Claus, lnc., and giving toys to a needy tamily at Christmasetime. Thev also helped make decorations tor the Backwards Dance. The members leel they have had a good year, and hope to be a lot ot help to their school and community next year. BOW l: Leah Ovitt, Kerry Karlsten, Margie Logg, Marcia Bicker, Pat Mesler, Sandy Craig, Wanda Haynes, Hope l-lampen, Betty Kiltoil. BOW ll: Shirley Giampapa, lanice Glaze, Elizabeth Santing, fine Southwiclz, Mary Graham, Betty Swart, Susan Lewis, Cookie Kress Nancy Williams. Dobintonios The Dobintonios lunior Tri H-Y acf complished many things this year. They had a successful cookie sale, and spon sored a bridge party to raise money tor World Service. The girls are also enthusiastic about their new international pen-pals. Besides the service projects, the club had numerous social activities durina the year. ROW l. Kathy O'l-lanlon, Malyn Bicker, Bev Hessentlow, Pam Ryan, Dianne Collins, Margaret Weber, Mary Ellen Davidson, Sandi Shearer. ROW ll: Donna Danvers, Linda Pertusati, Carole Haley, Beverly Bryant, Brenda Bennett, Lewayne Dorman, Connie Williams, Sheri Cain. Clubs ROW l: lanice Bennett, Nancy Rose, Karen Porter, ludy Larick, Iackie Stone, Cindy Rossi. ROW ll: Roberta Carmody, Dee Kovach, Kathy Grant, Pat Taylor, Nancy Staw, Mary Webber, Dianne Cox, Margaret Sylvia. ROW lll: Diane Bleiler, Pat Olinger, Sally Keyworth, Marilyn Sylvia, Barbara Riley, Alice Finlayson, Bev Patton, Mary Denton. Thalians ROW l: Carol Kinney, Sandy Hagen, Pat Parker, Barbara Woods, Ioyce White, Sandie Collins, Iudy Miller, ROW ll: Sheila Bascom, Susan Howe, Claudia Crossman, Lynne Tuley, Terri Radovich, Ioan Elrod, Ioyce Gage, Mary Armstrong. ROW Ill: Billie Gannon, Nancy Stansbie, Linda Lamatas No information had been received regarding this clubs activities at the time the book went to press. No information had been received regarding this club's activities at the time the book Went to press. Dolinski, Sydney Lindsey, Karen Forrester, Linda Ouarve, Katy Brown, Ellen Chappell, Roberta Brahm. The Valkyries sophomore Tri-Hi-Y has been a very active club this year. The members participated in many sales and services, which included cone tributing money to the exchange-stu- dent program and putting money in parking meters. Valkyries ROW I: Dot McClure, Carol Poister, Margie Outlleet, Marion Taylor, Emmy Lindsey, LouAnn Yeary, Ian Philpott, Barbara Clevenger. ROW H: Marlene Balmer, Marilynn Van Dusen, Karen Szakaly, Blanche Ianssen, Donna Marple, Iudy Trewett, Kathy Gilbert, Ianel Frederick, Winona Brookshire. ROW Ill: Carol Tubesing, Barbara McCown, Kathy Omlin, Karen Walborn, Ianet Hooker, lane Forsythe, Ingrid Iacobson, Rae Mullenix, Linda Fagan. Campus NY Victorians The Victorians is a Iunior Club. Although 1 was formed recently, it has done its share as Y group. Projects they have helped with iclude helping a needy family, baby-sitting t the and distributing pamphlets for the fommunity Chest. Plans for a moneymaking roject promise more from this club in the iture. ROW I: ludy Nicoles, Kathy Mahon, Shirley Brunner, lennie Enriquez, Dianne Taylor, Sharon Chez, Pam Leming. ROW ll: Marlene Bellot, Madeline Stabio, Karen Wall, Lorraine Wagner, Carol Carson, Sue Donaldson, Darlene Van Dusen, Loretta Boyle. ROW lll: Carolyn Lewis, Tamara Carlton, Nan Cooper, Marion Russel, Glory Dahlquist, Belva Cook, Rae lean Luke, Rae Farrar, Donna Burncheck. Seths i The Seths l'livY is a newly-formed sophomore club. They have written their Constitution and have been active on the campus. They held a car wash and were one of the first clubs to con- tribute to the American Field Service Exchange Student Program. The club advisor, Mr, Carey, with the help of Mr. Luciani, has aided the club greatly this year. ROW li lim Guida, Charlie Anderson, Orien Wesley, Ken Harvey, Vic Angona, Mickey Eldridge, Larry larvis. ROW ll: lohn Eader, Bill Paulin, Garry Smith, Norm Stanley, To.iy Niilus, Phil Pieauet, Bill Waid, Cfuinn Millsap, Bruce Grube. Tritons The Tritons are a newly-organized sophomore I-li-Y club, They had a suc- cessful candy sale this year, and plan bigger and better things for the future. ROW l: Dudley Greer, Dick Olive, Iohn Lee, Lin Westmorland, lohn Orrell, Dave Trott, Iohn McGrogan, Lee Zimmerman, Dick Brott. ROW Il: A. H. Ziegler, Advisor, Leon Crowley, Richard McElvany, Bruce Uhl, Dave Trask, Bill Monroe, Paul Roach, Mike Gioxdano, john Smidcrle. 104 Clubs Achilles The year started out with a bang for the Achilles Iunior Hi-Y when their Football Queen candidate Chloetta Napier was voted a Princess, During the second semester the club picked Niki Brown as their candidate for Queen. After the votes were counted, it was Queen Niki Brown. The club had the usual car wash, and plans for a dance make the future out- look very good. HOW I: Larry Dyer, Darrell Worstine, Leland Tipton, Bay Zak, Stan Swerdloff, Curt Cunningham. BOW ll: Mr. Toomay, Pete Boss, lay Lewis, lim Qllila, Ken Payne, Lowell Bosshardt, Lonnie Fore- man, Bandy Gold, BQW Ill: Gary Hooker, Mike Smith, Bon Mau, Steve Thurber, Chuck Cox, Doug Holiday, Bruce Herron, lerry Weir, Mike Ensey, Centaurs No information had been received re- garding this club's activities at the time the book went to press. BOW I: Gary Byrne, Larry Bell, Bill Isaacson, Phil Mehas, Hugh Stump, Ron Mittino, lim Camp- bell, Kcn Warner, lim Staubcr, lay Ward. BQW ll: Iim Simmons, Ellis Terrill, Ieff Ferguson, Bob Williams, Dan Qllila, Dave Glasslord, Clark Van Alstine, Max lohnson, Roger McMullin. Titans The Titans Senior Hi-Y sold rally tags for the football and basketball games this year. They also co-sponsored a dance, with the Callistos Senior Tri- HivY. The Senior Bummage sale re- l ceived a great deal of help from the Titans. This is the club's last year on the campus, and they have helped to make it a very memorable one. BOW I: Mr. Dokin, Mike Blaker, Tony Buccheri, Iody Marker, Lloyd Hunter, Roger Beyer, 'Io Snell, Iim DesLauriers. ROW II: Pat Bogondino, Gary Balding, lim Lisec, Darrell Smothers, Mi Mehas, Daryl Hunter, Bud Estrin, Chuck Ellsworth, Dick Quesada, ROW llli Gary Webber, Bi Sweei, Sherrill McCown, Bob Brown, Kurt Nimmergut, Iohn Bradshaw, Larry Moxie, Ron Crc Iohn ow. 105 Boosters The members of the Boosters Club have helped to promote school spirit this year, They sold Booster hats, and made posters urging students to at- tend games. The new yells which the school heard this year were developed by the Boosters, Club members also fixed the thrones for the Homecoming rallies and sponsored the Football Homecoming Formal. History Club cfiivipus BOW li Sandy Chez, Suzie Swim, Bae Farrar, Roger Beyer. ROW ll: Linda Bascue, Dee Kovac, Blanche Ianssen, Ianelle Frederick, Linda Fagan, lanice Philpott, Margie Outfleet, Dannette Iames, Gail Kirk, Ruth Black, LaTresa Miller, Sue DesLauriers ludy Dugan, Niki Brown, Pat Olinger. BOW Ill: Mr. Page, Barbara Coronel, MaryLou Colombero, Gayle Beyer, Barbara Autry, Sandy Slagle, Darylle Butler, Carol Poister, Mary Denton, Kathy Grant, Sandie Collins, Mary Ellen Davidson, Lucille Iennings, Nancy White, Sharon House, Brenda Benson, Carolyn Barnard, Bev Patton. ROW IV: Mike Bryan, lim Lisec, Ken Payne, Iohn Zeller, Daryll Hunter, Rex Ghormley, Chloetta Napier, Carolyn Ollila, Iudy Ponsor, Nancy Dona, Lou Ann Saffron, Mick Mehas, Carol lohnson, Monty Cunningham, Bob Gange, Stan Swerdloff, lohn Snell, Bed Hunter BOW V: Winslow Priest, Richard Frantzich, Tony Bucheri, Mike Blaker, Ierry Hannah, Pat Bogondino, Mike Conway, Bob Funk, Gary Webber, Mike Bose, Buss Hunter, Dave Grossman lohn Low, Iohn Bradshaw, Ray Sweet, Iay Lewis, Bob Brown, Throughout the year the History cities enjoyed various activities. The mem- bers feel that the most memorable exe perience was a trip to the Los Angeles Museum. Their contact with students from fore eign countries was especially interests ing in that it gave the members of the club a chance to get firsthand knowlf edge of life in other countries. One of the Club's special projects was to act as an unofficial reception committee for a recently-arrived German immigrant. OW l Sue McCormick, Marti Reisz, Margaret Ladwig, Irene Hernandez, Patti Haynes, Ianice ennett ROW ll Glenda Walker, Mark Painter, Iohn Page, Linda Ouarve, Bob Iones, Laura d 311 C CS foore David Marks, Mr. Moore. A forrnal induction of the new mem- bers led by a senior Tri-Hi-Y started this new freshman TrifHi-Y on its way to success. Although they are a new group, they have already completed a service project and planned a recrea- tional night with an Upland Tri-I-lifY. BOW li Nancy Hein, lo Duncan, Delphine Miller, lan lacobs, Vicki Armstrong, Gerry Wyard, Linda Swenson, Iamie Burrage. BOW Il: Gloria Acosta, Sandy Sweet, Barbara Taylor, Barbara Walk, Carol Mason, Nancy Caringella, lan Fleming, Marsha Moran CLUBS ROW I: Thomas Bizzle, Lin Westmoreland, Mike Giordano, Bill Alexander, Tom Patten, Pablo Araaon, David Chez, Iohn Crum, Don Beekman. ROW ll: Charles Fisher, lohn l-lubbs, Mike Carlson, Harold Hayes, Richard Heller, Darrow Cozard, lim Brown, lim Grossi, Richard Lewis, im Rrowri Larry Cain, Mr. Pond, Advisor Future Farmers Cliattoys youna farmers carried on an active program and won numerous contests at State and county fairs and agricultural expositions. Monroe Lair is their sponsor. Projects such as the one pictured at the right served to teach them about aariculture in a tirsthand manner. rx Freshmen and Sophomores Club Project l tOW l Bill Seats, Mike Fisher, Alan Haskvitz, Iim Feeley, Billy Tipps, Dudley Green, Gary Drvden, Dick Olive, Bob Bowman, Melvin Smith. ROW II: Ioe Akkerman, Alan Nelson, Gene Joodwin, lerry Eckart, Mike Post, Ioe Minasso, Roger Glaze, Ieff Mason, Frank Viramontez, Carl aroll, Mr, Lair, umors and Seniors September: Another year on its way-New friends-Familiar faces--Cheering the team October: Assemblies-Getting accustomed to the old routine again-Fall days, cool and crisp November: Homecoming excitement-Pre-sem son choice for third in MVL football standings -Finished the season unbeaten-Down to de- feat in first round of CIF-Sad but proud December: Dances and parties-Christmas as- sembly-Vcxcation, at last Ianuary: Back to school, and finals all too soon -Senior Play-Elections for Student Body of- ficers-A new idea, the Senior Party t I Y V Campus A year gone by As quickly as A minute. How can We let so much Go so easily? Calendar Fun, laughter, Lessons, friends- -Memories now. Guard them well- -We will not pass This way again. l2'?,xY'.,:Q.4 tk 3:21 l fr i 51' J .5 H February: New classes - Campus clean-up - Basketball team playing its heart out, and ad- vancing to CIF quarter-finals March: Iunior Play-Sales-Shipwreck Hop put everyone in the mood for Easter vacation April: A short week off-Rainy Weather-Quan ter grades-Club meetings-Baseball games May: Spring-A beautiful green campus-Big dance, the Ir.-Sr. Prom-Senior Class pie sale- Term papers Iune: Finals-Awards assembly-End of the journey for Seniors--Sad good-byes to four wonderful years of friends, work, and lun- Graduation i Key Club s , Club Campus ROW I: Mr. Rehnstrand, Darrell Smothers, Gary Byrne, Tony Buccheri, Stan Swerdloff, Rich Crandall, Bill lobe, Larry Bell, lohn Snell, Bob Williams, Mike Ensey. ROW ll: Dave Grossman, Ken Payne, lim Lisec, Iohn Bradshaw, Mike Blaker, Ray Sweet, Larry Maxie, Randy Gold, Lowell Bosshardt, Gary Balding The green and beige jackets of the Key Clubbers have become a standard item on the Chaffey campus in the past few years. The members have done much to carry Chaffeys name and fame to other schools this year. The group is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Ontario. Chaffey's letterman club, the Big had a very active year again this year. As a school service club, they helped police the grounds during rallies, and made a scrapbook of all school sports for the future use of the school. They sponsored an after-game dance, the 'Football Fling. One of their most memorable un dertakings this year was a number of derby hat sales These sales elevated the derby to a position of recog- nition which it had never before attained on the Chaf- fey campus. 'Y as x Q, is sg , .fs ,er K i V- ROW l: Iim Preece, Bob Marks, Manuel Gallardo, Rex Ghormley, Iohn Brink, Bob Funk, Carl Iohnson, Tony Buccheri, Rich Crandall, Bill lobe, Larry Bell, lim DesLauriers, Paul D'Alterio, lim Moore, Bob Lopez. ROW II: Richard Alvord, George Taunton, Fred Taunton, Bruce Herron, Pat Rogondino, Chuck Ellsworth, Mick Mehas, lim Lisec, lim Lawson, Gary Webber, Vito Francisco, Clyde Pack, Darrell Smothers. ROW IH: Fred Balding, Hector Gallardo, Chuck Nute, Dave Trask, Roger Larson, Iohn Bradshaw, Ray Sweet, Mike Blaker, Larry Maxie, Randy Gold, Sherrill McCown, Chuck Cox, Bill Admire, Monty Cunningham, Iay Lewis, Mr. Stark. V Clubs ROW l' Robin Frost, Rob- ert Fowler, Ronald Kosticli, Don Mather. ROW ll: Mr. Fleming, Mark Sommer Robert Sonoaa, Ronald Karzecrx. Eulers Club Eule-r's Club is an organization dedi- cated to the advancement of mathe- matics at Chattey. Its purpose is to in- crease interest and participation in mathematics through field trips, and talks by prominent individuals in this and related fields. Under the guidance ot Mr. Chester Iaeger, the club has journeyed to many points ol interest, including Beckman Instruments, Exchange Orange Prod- ucts, and the Mount Wilson Observa- tory. Mining, regular polyhedrons, and probability were some ot the topics dis- cussed at the meetings. Chess Club Science Club The Science Club attempts to promote interest in science and related fields through personal and group activities. As indi- viduals, members work on proj- ects which they present and explain to the club upon corn- pletion. Field trips have been taken to places of scientific in- terest such as the Claremont Botanical Clubs. The club mem- bers have also served as judges in the Conservation Week Slo- gan Contest. ROW I: Mihkel Ruetmann, Kent Pocock, Ronnie Cook, Susan Missildine, Linda Spruill, Vicki Stewart, Bill Stern, Bob Gange, Ronald Kaneen, Norman Klein, Mike Frantz. ROW II: Mike Byrne, Robert Pellinen, Cristino Cerda, Ieane Schildberg, Lowell Battcher, Fred Pazola, jim Taylor, Paul D'Alterio, Eddie LeBlanc, Ken Kuskey, Bob Frost, lim Lisec, Mr. Iaeger. ROW Ill: johnny Rech, Donald Crocker, Lewis Pet- tingill, Mark Sommer, Verne Lundahl, David Grossman, Mike Rose, Carl johnson, Kelvin Warner, Warren Robbins, Larry Henderson, Bob Williams, Ray Sweet. Stage Crew gg -Mm ROW I: Mr, Picerno, Ken Hancock, Phil Lutz, Mike Frantz, Charles ROW I: Dennis Logan, Ron jones, Bill Dickson, Lonnie Stuart, Molnar, Bob Frost, Norm Klein, Harold Rosenfeld, Eddie LeBlanc. Dale McClure, joe Shanklin. Row ll: Dennis Thirion, Rich Bald- ROW ll: Bryan Hatch, Don Crocker, Steve Williams, Dennis Smith, win, lim Snider, Bill Hadsell, Gary Anderson, Dick Ouesada. Dick Gruerike, Ken Kloepler, Vito Francisco, Kelvin Warner, Mike Lovewell. The purpose of the Chattey Chess Club is to foster interest in one of the oldest intellectual pastimes in the his- tory of man. This year's Chess Club is composed ot persons who have a genu- ine love for the game and a keen desire to master the skills involved in playing chess. The boys have had the oppor- tunity to enter into competition with neighboring schools and have done jus- tice to the great achievements of Chaf- ey. The hard work of this group has made the stage productions presented at Chafiey more enjoyable. Many hours oi work outside oi school were put in on concerts, plays, and assemblies, and smooth performances were the usual result. IOW I: Shirley Roberson, joan Carnesi, Cecilia McBurney, Ann Barden, Sedra Manning. IOW Il: Sandie Collins, Sally Keyworth, Dee Kovach, Dianne Cox, Lee Hancock, Stan lwerdloff, Dick Combs, Greg Fry, ROW Ill: Lonnie Foreman, David Grossman, Bill Paulin, ay Lewis, Bruce Grube, jake Smith, Steve Webb, Terry Agnew, Bob Netherton. IOW li IoAnn DeLora, Suzie Apel, Dixie Robinson, Kitty Tangen, Vonne Stout, Sandi thearer, Nancy Rose, Sandie Collins, David Muriell, Phil Mehas. ROW Il: Don Brooks, Janna Nelson, Carole Haley, Ann Denton, Dianne Cox, Dee Kovach, Sue Southwick, fathy O'Hanlon, Sheri Cain, Marilyn Witten. Row Ill: Mr. Smith, Ken Kuskey, jack Riddle, Dennis Thirion, Bill Paulin, Bruce Grube, Karen Hancock, Sally Keyworth, Anita Hamilton, 'hil Piequet, Ronald Kostick, Ronald Kaneen. Campus Ski Club The Ski Club was one of Chaffey's most journeyed clubs this year. lt got off to a late start because there was no snow locally until january. During the snow season the members Went skiing every weekend when there was snow in the mountains. They enjoyed a very successful season, with everyone advancing in skill and achievements. Gay Blades The Gay Blades Club was formed this year. its meetings have been devoted to discussion ot insignia, membership cards, and money-mak- ing projects. The members skate every other week at the local ice-skating rink, where they also take lessons. Caducei Caducei is a club for students planning to enter some field of medicine in the future. They have speakers once a month who speak to them on different facets of medicine and on building up personality, which plays an important part in medicine. For experience members have worked at San Antonio Community Hospital, Casa Colina, and at rest homes. 'I12 ROW li Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Harrison, Monecha Spears, Ianet Owens, Lea Bidebach, Iosi Herrera, Andrea Nagy, Sharon Petrik, Charlotte DeVeny, Linda Wilbourn, Ann Swansor ROW II: Paul Raver, Carl johnson, Mike Rush, Lilah johnson, Margie Ward, Karen Smitl Ioan Wolford, Sandy Bradtford, Sedra Manning, Marsha Spridgeon, Dale McClure, Marvi Webster. Clubs Future Teachers This is an organization composed of students who wish to be teachers. They have visited Vina Danks lunior High School and a blind class in Chino, and they plan to visit a class for the deaf. This year one of their main proj- ects was to establish a hundred dollar scholar- ship to be used by some person who plans to become a teacher. Future l-lomernakers The Future Homemakers are a club devoted to furthering the ideals of the home and family through group action. ef 'lf S. f -A f WZUJM i l i ROW l: Mrs. Harrison, Patty Haynes, Gwen Nelson, Kathy Olds, lan Outcen, Anita Pape, Mr, Antal. ROW ll: Ellen Chappell, Linda Winkler, Karen Cowan, Marti Reisz, Lindo Spruill, Nancy Hutchison, Robin Frost. ROW I: Miss Iones, Advisor, loAnne Reed, Carol Kinney, Lois Finnertv, Advisor. ROW Il: Sharen Stephenson, Dana Files, Pat Saunders, Pat Lowther, Win Ann Leavitt. Future Business Leaders The FBLA was a very active club this year, both on and cff the campus. They attended sev- eral conferences, including one at Chaffey, held a sale, and had program and project meetings. Members learned about different facets of the business field through practical application of ideas. OY l: Sherry Woods, Denora Kirk, Rosemarie Anderson, Pat Berard, Loretta Ware, lichele Adkins, Pat Kanya, Iudy Humphry, Donna Iackson, Curtis McLellan. ROW ll: eresa Bonilla, Nita Auld Rita Griffin, Rita Rech, Kitty Tangen, Gail Goesch, Karen Wall, ynn Beeson, Sue McCormick, Linda LaBoda, Cynthia Larson, Beverly Willoughby. ROW I Rita Gustafson, Dolores Brewer, -Kgthy McCarrel1, Merrilyn Anderson, Rub Sin er, ob lliam Beavor, Paul Somogyi, ohn Brink, Gary Porterfield, Iim Townsen , m Bellot, Terry Blackwell. 113 Campus Clubs Nlakefup Crew l-liking Club ROW l, ludy Leets, Rose Lupo, Gale Kirk, Kathy Mahon, Pat Saunders, loann DiTroia, Margie Outfleet, Dannette lames, Bettye Presson, Angie Gaglio, ROW Ili Glenda Serra, Roberta Klirnke, Toni Baldwin, Connie lohnson, lla Fox, luanita Bjorkman, Karen Wall, Eva Dostal, Georgie Amiot, Mary Bartlett. ROW lll: Mar- garet Anderson, Pat Lowther, Karen Ericson, loyce Van Raden, Dolores Brower, Mike Rush, lim Bellot, Iudy Pettingill, Karen Brown, Ann Swanson, Bob Presson. The Make-Up Crew is a school serv- ice club. lts members learn techniques of make-up which they put to use in school plays and assemblies, The work they do makes the shows more realistic and enjoyable for the audience, ROW l: Carol Hench, Karen Walborn, Connie Smith, Dee Kovach ROW ll: Mr. Perri, Bruce Edwards, Roger Lowry, Iohn Sanchez lim Bellot. The Hiking Club went on a rainy hike to Ontario Peak during Christmas vacae tion, the rain and snow turned the group back before they reached their destination. They planned several hikes for the spring, including one during Easter Vacation to the mountains and desert. Club meetings were concerned with determining destinations and mak- ing plans for future hikes. The purpose of the Rifle Club is to promote safe and proper handling of firearms on and oft the range. The Chaffey Club is connected with other clubs in this region through its membership in the National Rifle Association. Members compete with other clubs under N.R.A. rules. Marksmanship medals are issued to meme bers who meet standards established by the N.R.A. Rifle Club ROW lx Iohnny Woods, Merlin Allred, Robert Fowler, Dale Sheppard, Phil Mehas, George Taunton, Ronald Kaneen, Phil Piequet. ROW ll: Ron Parsons, Bill Paulin, lohn Carlson, Bruce Grube, Bill Hadsell, Greg Ervice, Bob Walker, Mr. Smith. , XX - ,V sw S 1. S I F if AL p 5 Mr. William Simonsen First Place: Flow I: l,aTresa Miller, Girls' Impromptu, Girls' Ex- temporaneous, Pat Taylor, Light Verse, Sue Weeks, Original Oratory, Vito Francisco, Boys' Extemporaneous. Row ll: Susie Apel, Debate, lim St. Clair, Debate, 1-3 on Second Place: Row I: Norm Klein, Light Verse, Karen Monsell, Original Ora- tory, Vito Francisco, Debate. Row II: lim St, Clair, Boys' Extern- poraneous, bob Pellinen, Boys' Impromptu, Mike Rose, Debate. 'lot Pictured: Mike Blaker, Dramatic Interpretation, and Serious Poetry. Q, F Mains-N1 'Aff 21 .A N ' , , F , ' I I 47. JP5,'Q 'l,l J A- g , ' t-:tri f .:... .,:,: . i ,.,. .A,,- t I t V ,.... I ' qt I A -t.. ty Q .1 I l ' Poclrasnik Winners This year's Podrasnik contest was won by Susie Apel fcen- ? terl. Second place was awarded to Vito Francisco Crightl. Mike i Rose Cbackl and Sue 'Weeks tleltl tied lor third place. PUBLIC Courses in speech at Chatiey are designed to help students gain sell-confidence not only in speaking belore groups ot people, but in their relations with one another. Speech students develop good use ol the English language, audience contact, expression, effective use ol voice, and skill in organizing and delivering various types at speeches. Truly, good speech is important. Mask and Gavel Winners r 'Ihird Place: Row I: Linda Thompson, Dramatic Interpretation, l.aTresa Miller, Serious Poetry, Susie Apel, Girls' Extemporaneous and Girls' Impromptu, Pat Sawyer, Original Orato'y. Row II: Walt Murrell, Boys' Extemporaneous ttiel, Walter Grover, Oratorical Interpretation. Not pictured: Gary Marshall, Light Verse, Ronnie Cook, Boys' Extemporaneous ltiel, Al Nelvin, Boys' Extem- poraneous ftiel. Outstanding Speakers Chosen as outstanding speakers this year by Mr. Simonsen were Vito Francisco, Susie Apel, Sue Weeks, and lim St. Clair, Each holds the Degree of Distinction, highest honor to be achieved in the National Forensic League, and all have been active in many types of speaking during their high school years. SPEAKI Chaffeys interscholastic competition is not limited to the athletic fields. l-ler academic honor is upheld by the members of one of the finest speech squads in this area, Chaffey speakers attended two Student Con- gresses this year. The debate teams put in many hours of work, both in preparation and com- petition. Tournaments at various league schools were full of experience and practice and helped to sharpen our orators for bigger and better things. amass TQHQFSF 'Hilti S K g I.. I I ,W Chaffey Debaters ROW I: Iohn Preece, Warren Robbins, Bill Kloepfer. ROW ll: lim St. Clair, Mike Rose, lim Preece. Citrus Belt Speech League Finalists ROW I: Vito Francisco, Susie Apel, loanie Rodgers, Sue Weeks, ROW ll: lim St, Clair, Kay Thornton, Pat Sawyer, Ken Kuskey, Not Pictured: Mike Blaker, Norm Klein, Pat Taylor, Linda Thomp- son. Citrus Belt Speech League Winners National Forensic League ROW li Don Flocker, Susie Apel, Gary Byrne, Linda Thompson, Sue Weeks, l..aTresa Miller, Karen Monsell, Pat Taylor, Marilyn Hartwell, Pat Sawyer ROW Il: Mr. Simonsen, advisor, Mike Rose, Mike Blaker, Walt Mur- rell, lohn do Nault, lim St. Clair, Bob Pellinen, Dennis Smith, Bill Kloepfcr, Vito Francisco, Eddie LeBlanc, Norm Klein, ROW li loanie Rodgers, Fifth Place Girls' Original Ora- toryg Sue Weeks, Sixth Place Girls' Bxtemporaneous, Pat Sawyer, Third Place Dramatic Interpretation, Mr, Simonsen, First Rate Speech Coach. ROW ll: Bill Kloepfer, Fifth Place Debate, Vito Francisco, First Place Boys' Extemporaneous, Third Place, Boys' Impromptu, Warren Robbins, Fifth Place Debate. Not Pictured: Linda Thompson, Sixth Place Dramatic Interpretationg Norm Klein, Third Place Humorous lnterpretation, Mike Blaker, First Place Dramatic lnterpretation. Nndks-,ff UNIQR Ginger scored a touchdown in the last two minutes of play, Lewayne Dorman, Chuck Cox W. r l , ..5: . Everyone on the team's taking his best date, so why shouldn't Ginger take pretty little you? Diane Taylor, Richard DeVore, lohn Pinkney Barbara Tibbetts, Lewayne Dorman, Chuck Cox What would happen it girls could play foot- ball? Several answers to this question were presented in the lunior Play, Time Out For Ginger. Among other things, Ginger's sisters instituted a boycott of the football games, her father nearly lost his job in the bank, and her boy friend left her. After many humorous, and realistic, events, the play ended happily. The Iuniors did a fine job, and can be proud of the results, The cast takes a curtain call. Richard DeVore, Iohn Pinkney, Barbara Tibbetts, Lewayne Dorman, Diane Taylor, Chuck Cox, Hedy Toller. Every bank has to have at least one lunatic to deal with the depositors. Lewayne Dorman, Winslow Priest, Chuck Cox 1HmeCMt For Ginger Lizzie, the maid . Agnes Carol . . Howard Carol .... Ioan, their daughter, age 18 . Ieannie, their daughter, age 16 . Ginger, their daughter, age l4 . . Eddie Davis, Ioan's boy friend . . Tommy Green, Ginger's boy friend . Mr. Wilson, the high school principal Ed Hoffman, bank president . PLAY Cast and Crew get briefed by Mrs. Lewis CAST Peggy Gunderson Lewayne Dorman . . Chuck Cox . . Barbara Tibbetts . Hedy Toller . Diane Taylor . Iohn Pinkney . . Richard DeVore . Loren Williams . Winslow Priest SENIGR PLAY Death Takes Cora . . . Duke Lambert . Alda .... Duchess Stephanie . Princess of San Luca Baron Cesarea . . Rhoda Fenton . Eric Fenton . Corrado Grazia .... Hard work, many rehearsels, genu- ine talent and determination, plus a superb script made this year's Senior play a success. The story was set in the Italian villa of Duke Lambert de Catolica. lt told of the events which followed Death's appearance at the castle as a guest. Many lifetimes were lived in the three days which followed. The effect that this unusual visitor had on the other guests was portrayed with vividness and skill. The play was directed by Mr. Alan Greiner, who Worked very hard to pro- duce a good show. CAST His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki of Vitalba Alexandri . . Maj or Whitred . . l-lolida Daniele Bohme . Mike Blaker Nancy Fleming . Nancy Zenz Linda Thompson . Bill Grant Corkie Gibbins Carl Iohnson Gary Marshall LaTresa Miller . Al Nelvin . Mike Byrne Then you will give her back? Grazia, my little love, it was not a jest. Y Nancy Zenz, Gary Marshall Mike Blaker, Linda Thompson, La Tresa Miller, Al Nelvin S- There could be no pro- duction without the backstage work. ur Sue Weeks Dennis Thirion Carl Iohnson Daniele Bohme The cast takes a break and gets some pointers And then . . . an icy Wind seemed to touch me Corkie Gibbins, Nancy Fleming, LaTresa Miller, Bill Gary Marshall, Nancy Zenz, LaTresa Miller, Mike Blaker Grant, Nancy Zenz, Mr. Greiner Linda Thompson, Nancy Fleming A N i 53 in c., 1' xi, we X we t' I tell you there is a love that casts out fearl Mike Blaker, Linda Thompson, Al Nelvin .IK4 , 'fl J r .. Q ,-,'1g.2 4 ,A - I Q' . ' . 1.3 y nw.: tpm tfq -I i , I Orchestra Ioy Ann Farmer, Kit Evans, Steve Thurber, Terry Wilson, Tony Marquez. A Festival and Program I. Chaftey Symphony Orchestra Iohn Feeney, Conductor lntroduction to Act lll ot Lohengrin Wagner Trumpet in the Night Simeone CDon Morosic, trumpet soloist! Victory at Sea Rodgers ll. Combined A Cappella, Ensemble, Chorale and Madrigal Singers Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Conductor Mass in G Minor Vaughan-Williams Ill. Modern Dance l Mrs. IoAnn Sage Modern Dance ll Mrs, Cherrie Rupert Directors This year the Chatfey Extra- vaganza was replaced by the first annual Festival of Music and Dance. Music of interest to everyone was presented in sev- eral ditterent manners by vocal, instrumental, and dance groups. Choral Singers ROW l: Nancy Dona, Denise Duncan, Gayle Craycratt, Ianet Del.ozier, ROW ll: Marion Russell, Louis Engle, Tom Marshall, David Durbin, of Music Dance Color Suite Music: Greensleeves Waughan-Williamsl Noon Music: Intermezzo from Suite in E flat CI-iolstl Tea Party Music: Portrait of a Flirt QFarnonJ Impressions ot Outer Trumpet Soloist Don Morosic Space Music: lrnpressions ot Outer Space Accompanied by the Chaffey Theatre Orchestra IV. Chaftey Concert Band Iarnes Behmer, Conductor Iesu, Ioy of Man's Desiringu Bach X 'Callskin Calisthenicsu Bennett Concerto Petite Muccigrosso CSharon Richey, piano soloistl Lullaby ot Birdland Forster-Shearing Madrigal Group ROW I: Bob Ritchie, Iimmie Lee Hayes, Kent Myrick. ROW ll: Iulie Tallman, David Durbin. Modern Dance Niki Brown, Sharon House, Nubby Napier, Lindalee Beal, Donna Hinds. The pictures on these pages show some of the students who helped make this new idea a success. May this year's Festi- val be the foundation of an- other Chatfey tradition. 152 LXVVUGZ5 'iZQd,4f1..2 123 Chaffey Symphony Grchestra The orchestra started off the year with the annual Fall Concert. At Christ- mas they played for the high school's presentation of the Messiah, and for the college and community in Amahl and the Night Visitors. The orchestra had large parts in the Chaffey College Spring Concert, and Arts on Campus, and in the High School Spring Music Festival. . ' ' -.rig X , Q fi 5' K sax x t t .noi S N' :Basie ...-' ilu 5 - A -X qw- my t. 4, .Xl 53' ' l iw i . - . - - ,.... , .... ...,.... , X i . l '??f f -MWWWI F gp Q. 11 I 1 ' . L . . ., . . N X 2 nw Wu-Na.,r,.- .. .. .A Kit Evans again performed a service for the school by play- ing the organ at many assem- blies this year. Each spring the best high school mu- sicians in California are invited to play in the All-California High School Sym- phony Orchestra, at Santa Barbara. Chaffey students who attended this year were Kit Evans, bass, and lulie Tallman and lo Ann DeLora, violins. we-QE -ww Eg!-iv Violinsi Saundra Batson, Wayne Bartz, Dennis Molchan, Roseanne Navarette, Iulie Tallman, Keith Guthrie, IoAnn DeLora, Mari- lyn Bowers, Molly Peachin, Martha Sellers, Delphine Miller, Sandee Hill, Kathie Michick, Ingrid Iacobson, Margery Tudor, Betty Miner, Sharon Walkmaster, Marlene Schrock, Evelyn Alvarez, Eva Dostal, Louise Byrd, Nancy Hutchison, Diane Corrales, Bar- bara Coronel, Elaine Towler, David Murrell, Clara Ledford, lames Milliorn, Evelyn Nunez, Richard Chang, Doug Iohnson, Burl Harness, Louie Cerda, Vernon Vandiver, Bill Panos. Violas: Vicki Stewart, Karen Kirk. Cellos: Stanley Yochem, Ioyce Smithson. Basses: Kit Evans, Oliver Markley, Terry Wilson, Tony Marquez, Carrol Bedford. Flutes: Ioanna Nelson, Sharon Shaddle, Gale Kirk, Lou Anady, Anita Loyd. Oboes: Ronald Newton, Don Yochem, Gary Burson, lan Pocock. Clarinets: Ronald Kaneen, Ronald Nelson, Richard Stowell, Richard Kelber, Susan Lewis, Diane Magdalena, Donna Hudson, Kathie Guerth. Bassoon: Shirley Car- roll, Alto Sax: Alfonso Lopez, Larry White. Horns: Richard Couzins, Fred Dailey, Karen Eldridge. Trumpets: Don Morosic, Peter Marshall, Gary Glover, Allan Niccola, Ishmail Lopez. Trombones: lim Gordon, Charles Ellsworth, Iohn Woolley, Lowell Stark. Tuba: Terry Kirkman. Percussion: Richard Ross, Beverly Patton, Gary Granger. Timpani: Dennis Eyre. Piano: Andy Iongsma, Bill Kloepfer, Richard Chavez, Peter McCreight, Gary Bremer, Richard Sarick. Chaffey High School Band m The band this year was un- der a new director, Mr. Iames Behmer. Boosting spirit at games and rallies headed the list of activities. A series ot cone certs at the local elementary schools was carried out to prov moto interest and enthusiasm in music among younger students. Concerts, parades, contests, and hand-sponsored sccial events rounded out an eventful year. Mr. Behmer checks an arrangement with Stu- dent Band Director Carl Watanabe. Crcscenclos To promote more interest in band and music, a band club was started this year. Member- ship is limited to 20470 of the active band. Qualifications are aboveeaverage leadership abil- itv, good musicianship, and a genuine interest in building a better band. ROW li Emma Penney, Carol Hench, Maureen Couzins. ROW lli Bill Schari, Carl Watanabe, Mark Painter, Lowell Battcher, ROW llli Sidney Payne, lerry Neff, Rick Hunter, not pictured, Dick Bergen Ralph Avant, Lowell Battcher, Dick Bergen, Raoul Bunker, Sally Byer, loe Chicarelli, Keith Compton, Maureen Couzins, Harold Cutter, Don Dean, Roger DeLozier, Ron Dudeck, Donna Ellison, Mike Epstein, Greg Fry, Nancy Govang, Gordon Guire, Ken Harvey, Tom Hazen, Carol Hench, Rick Hunter, Charles Huston, Vic Kach, Gaylord Layton, Ianet Mason, Don Mather, Iohn Mor- ton, Dick Murphy, Tom Myers, Ierry Neff, Kenny Nelson, Mark Painter, Sidney Payne, Emma Penney, Gary Porterfield, Winslow Priest, Mike Pruett, Mary Riggle, Dick Rutledge, Bill Scharf, Lloyd Scharf, Norma Schmidgall, Ieane Sherman, Bill Short, Bill Snyder, Clare Stewart, Mike Stenstrom, Vonne Stout, Bob Sutton, lim Swaim, lim Townsend, Iunior Vasquez, Steve Vieira, Ierry Walker, Tom Walsh, Don Walters, Carl Watanabe, Gordon Watson, Melanie Warganich. Bellot, Smith, Nancy Choral o 'jj ui li Choraliers ROW l' Gayle Craycratt, lulene McKeown, Carolyn Craycratt, lackie lanes, Shirley Brunner, lim Ginger, lim Gates, Darryl Malotte, lim Bellot, Karen Mansell, Carolyn Gruys, Carole Brown, Nita Auld, Sharran Brown, ROW ll: Sally Proctor, Marlene The Choraliers is a club composed ot all members of the A Cappella Choir who Wish to join. The purpose of the Choraliers is to promote interest in music and musical participation Girls' Ensemble This year the Girls' Ensemble sang in the Christmas Assembly and for various church groups and service clubs. They also particif pated in the allfschool musical production. ln April they attended a Music Festival at Long Beach State College. Penny Mullenix, limmie Hayes, Patricia Sue Holst, Gary Clayman, Raelean Luke, Benny Gray, Ken Warner, Denni Norm Stanley, Bill Langeman, Perry Hayes. ROW lll: Tamara Carlton, Cherri FelE Brahm, lulie Tallman Tubesing, Carolyn Russell, Fred Horstmeyer, Dave Durbin, Kent Myrick, lack Riddle, Bob Ritchie, Dave Williams, Roger Glaze, Richard Beeson, Andy lonasma. through singing and other musically related activities. The Choraliers have strived to keep the club active since they lost their sponsor, Mr. Mare shall, at the end ot the tirst semester. Madrigal Choir The Madrigal Choir is composed of sixteen members ot the A Cappella Choir who were selected to sing old English and ltalian songs called Madrigals. They were asked to sing for the Ontario lions Club, and tor the Mariners ot the First Presbyterian Church in Pomona. ln March the choir went to the Fourth Annual Madrigal Festival at Long Beach City Colleae, where they sang with sixteen other Madrigal choirs tram all over Southern California. ROW l. Nancy Dona Nancy Zenz, Denise Duncan ROW ll Rita Rech, ludy Eisenhauer, lanet Delsozier, ludy Ponsor, ROW lll' loan Reiss, Wanda Daily, Pat Abel, Lucille lennings, Carolyn Cllila, Absent-Linda Hein ROW li lulie Tallman, Carolyn Gruys, ldaMae Hacker, Gayle Craycratt, limmie Hayes ROW ll' Cherri Feller Darryl Malotte, Kent Myrick, Fred Horstmeyer, Annette Waerrwo. ROW llli lim Gates, Phil Lutz Dave Durbin, Dave Williams Bob Ritchie. Groups Chorale A BOW l, Ida Hacker, Malyn Bicker, Gayle Craycratt, lim Campbell, Bob Walker, Fred Taunton, Bob Porter, Torn Marshall, Tony Cuseriza, loe Merlino, Bonnie Carl- son Annette Waerino, Pain Larrnan. BOW ll Iulene Mclieown, Katy Brown, Linda Allen, Kathy Davis, Louis Engle, Dave Durbin, Carl Iohnson, George Taunton, Dona Ados Connie Haldaman, Adrienne Durel, Marion Bussell. A Cappella Choir The members ol the A Cappella Choir sang for the Student Body in the Veterans' Day Assembly and, with the other advanced choirs, in the Christmas Asseinbly. They have also performed at Back-To-School Night, the Fathere Daughter Banquet, and lor the American Association of University Women. A Q il .il e in 1 . + A, 4... Al Tir HOW li Shirley Brunner, Sharran Brown ldaMae Hacker, Carolyn Craycralt, Marlene Bellot, Carolyn Gruys, Darryl Malotte Inn Ginger, Gary Clayman, Norm Stanley, Perry Hayes, Carole Brown, Gayle Craycratt. BOW ll: Sally Proctor, Iulene Mclieown Pat lrlolst, Bae lean Luke, Fred lrlorstineyer, lack Biddle, Larry Dyer, Ken Warner, Dan Stilller, lackie lones Annette Waorino lllttlllltw Hayes, BOW llli Clierri Feller, lulie Tallman, Roberta Brahm, Tamara Carlton, Phil Lutz, Kent lvlyrick, Dave Durbin Andy Iongsina, Iiin Gates Ben Gray Bcnald Ready, Dave Williams, Richard Beeson, Boger Glaze, Bob Ritchie, Nancy Tubesing Carolyn Bussell. fn!U9'4+f in lean Durand Lincoln Assembly lumcr Assembly STUDE T The assemblies wliioli are scattered iliroualiout the year always provide a lauali or imf ioart some message to the stu! dents. Patriotic arid religious as- semblies lielp us celebrate varif ous lioliiays, and professional performers botli eriierlairi and inslruct. luriior Assembly ASB Electlori A Cmblv ASSEMBLIES Chafleys owri students put on some very enjoyable shows each year. The pictures on this page are typical examples ol a class assembly. Senior Assembly wxi i 2 ii . W' s ss gf N .sf QNX . 1 by S - + 5 X -S Y be p b , LX . S, X .J i Q 'T'JiV:Y ix . xgfxr' fx, X s y 'SN' -nun 'L gum Abe .xr X-K 129 This year's Backwards Week had a lapanese theme. One of the highlights ol the Week was a yo-yo contest held in the boys' aym, with a ticket to the Backwards Dance as the prize. Most ol the students practiced hard on their yoeyos all week, and the yo-yo became a familiar if somewhat outfol-thefordi- nary sight on the campus. The dance on Saturday night was decorated by the Girls' League Cabinet, who planned the entire week. A gold jinrikisha, pink and red streamers, and clusters of balloons helped to create an Oriental atmosphere. Keith Williams' band provided the music lor this, one of the bia- gest dances of the year. 130 5 t gp, f s Y Rallies 'X The school year would certainly seem longer and duller without the many line rallies and assemblies which are but on by students and faculty. These pictures may help you remember some ot the lun and excitement ot a Wonderful year. Q Q, 9' Assemblies QW :'.'.:Xf1ss,,sgQGsf'..zf-,:.,f-,-Q Q, 3 A3 rail X Q S- ' Q 4 v rf si' QR f ., 2-3' ll ' if .::..' X. 'ff - X X. ' ,. 'l x .1 ' , qw il 1 ' X , 1 ? 3 5.-is -:::,,, N: Q 5 W ,. ni was as 'l3'l - ,, f Shipwreck l-lop The Student Council went all out to make this years Shipwreck l-lop the best ever. They chose the theme And None Survived, Mere maids, sea monsters, and bubble machines were the special attractions which really helped to create the under-water eltect. l think we can all agree that the Student Council did a wonf dertul job and that everyone had a grand time. Homecoming Dance The Rally Coinrnittee, under the direction at Mr. Page, was responsible tor this years wane dertul Hornecoinina Dance. They chose the theme, Silhouette in Blue, which they carried out with strikina decorations, The Keith Wil- lianis loand was chosen to provide the music tor one of this year's most memorable dances. A. -m S f X 'wil l 1 -.Q f .Q 1'- V! X Q ,S is Q li i y ' 'Srila' t to N, :,,. o x, i y sw X ff:-E'Ej:5E: if fl: CHRISTMAS Q . 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N X xg 1 MS W 3 Y N x W Standing Committees Cleanfup Committee Assembly Committee 'Cr ROW I Ann Swanson, Betty Kilfoil, Lou!-Xnn Saffron, Sharon McCoy, Gayle Beyer ROW II lim St. Clair, AI Battino, David Grossman. nings Mary Webber American F ld Service Our campus clean-up situa- tion has been greatly improved this year through the new cam- pus clean-up system, Each day the Campus Clean-Up Commit- tee judged the campus clean or dirty, and their decisions de- termined whether a shortened Friday would be in effect. The Assembly Committee had the task of setting up the assem- bly schedule. They secured, for our entertainment, the lean Du- rand and Iohn Goddard assem- blies. I think that we can all agree that the assemblies chosen this year were very en- joyable. ROW I: Nancy Dona, Pam Larmon, Martha Young, Ioan Dalley. ROW II: Iohn Bradshaw, Bob H. Wiliams, Phil Pieauet. Youth Police Commission df? 'PAV1 ROW I: Bob Gange, Nancy Zenz. ROW II: Marilyn Swalin, Lucille len- IC The APS. Committee was se- lected by the executive council to represent the student body in the adoption of the exchange student program. They assisted the adult community committee in the organization and success- ful execution of the program. The results of their efforts will see a German student Heike lung, enrolled as a senior in September. The Youth Police Commission was selected by the executive council to represent the youth of the community in matters of policy and practices. They meet twice a month with Lt. Sa- aouspe to discuss youth prob- lem areas. ROW I: Rich Crandall, Roberta Brahm, Iudy Casanave, Phil Lutz. ROW II: Larry Mortensen, Denise Duncan, Linda Pertusati, Bill Paulin. I I .X si X X.. T ymvmx, V . NX xx ' Q5 XXV , . UN MN- f' X aWHlf N N6 S Q I Lv 'A I, ,P 'hiv , Imp X 'P I. 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Along with the regular sports, the girls began training in swimming and had the opportunity to participate in tumbling. President Karen Eldridge mnfwwfwm, f ni wan. ff? 'Nur Vice President Secretary Carole I-lench Bonnie Carlson 1 ' .fr YE r -X 1 1. gl A - First r s il Q X ' r gf 5 ' ' v t 8 lf A: 'Y' . ll Semester ' ' Membership Advertising Sports Chairman Manager Manager Treasurer Kathy Grant Rae Farrar Carole Haley Sylvia Roni: iw W! Association t Second semester olticers began with a pot luck dinner, part ol tlioir traditional installation. Swim meets were the big attrac- tions tor the last halt ot the year, and the main goal was that ot training and perfecting a good swim team. With warm weather and cold water as their equipment they Went to work and made a good showing tor Chattey. t President an 2. Sylvia lies.: - ' tiff? if f-N 'ii' t f Xt: Q14 t 3 is sq QAW. Q SSXXXX? 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L it 3 .- B li N. 1 Y K Q P L X ,, X N, B ki X f it f r Y , f ' L 5 Q ix -' . 4 r f 3 S R ' lt ' 21 5 ' 3 a IU 13 f t1D55'53 5 L V we Q. 4 ROW li Bill Admire, Bob Funk, Larry Bell, Bill lobe, Roger Beyer, locly Marker, Rex Ghorrnley, lim DesLauriers, Lloyd Hunter, Iohn Parker, ROW ll: Ed Speiser, Daryl Hunter, Bruce Herron, Chuck Ellsworth, Pat Rogondino, Carl Iohnson, Ray Sweet, Mike Blaker, Darrell Smothers, Bon Berg, Fred, Balding. BOW Ill: Randy Gold, Monty Cunningham, Richard Goodheart, Chuck Cox, Chuck Nute, Gary Webber, Bud Estrin, lay Lewis, Bob Brown. 149 . Iv 4-?x Cliaffey 12 Glendale Hoover 6 Claaffey 20 Alhambra 7 Claaffey 7 Whittier 12 Cliaffey 26 Pasadena 12 y Chaffey 19 Baldwin Parkzl I3 Chaffey 40 Covinali 7 Claaffey Q3 La Puente? 7 Claaffey Q3 West Covinal: O Claaffey 1 3 Ponionali l 2 Claaffey Q4 Nlontebellol: 32 :llViontview League Games Q i,i,i i fb iiii iiiiii i gi? 'UN QHW GLENDALE CHAFFEY HOOVER 233 Yards gained rushing 183 42 Yards gained passing 32 9 Pass attempts 16 4 Pass completions 5 13 First downs 8 275 Total yards gained 170 The '57 season was just seconds old When Randy Gold took the ball on a keeper play and ran 73 yards for the first touchdown. The conversion Was no good. Hoover rebounded in the last seconds of the first quarter when Work- man climaxed a 57 yard drive With a touchdowng however, Smothers blocked the conversion attempt. Chaffey again took the lead in the second quarter when Chuck Cox made a 1 yard plunge. In the second half there Was no scoring but lots of hard fought football. Twice the Tigers were in the Hoover end zone but each score was nullified by a penalty. Thus the pre-league clash was a Tiger Victory. 8 0 6 640 TIGERS vs. TORNADOES TIGERS vs. MOCJRS EITBTATIQETRA S 3 S Sit? Coach Tinson's Tigers snapped a four year losing streak to the Moors in the Saturday night encounter. In the latter part of the lst quarter Darrell Smothers dropped Bruce Hauger in the end zone for a safety when a bad pass from the center forced the play. Still in the first quarter Chaffey marched 49 yards in seven plays. Monty Cunningham climaxed this advance by pulling down one of Gold's passes in the end zone for the T.D. The conversion was wide. Alhambra bounded back in the second quarter when Rhett Rechenmacher charged through the line and ran the 35 yards for the T.D. After the conversion the Tigers led by only one point. In the 3rd period Daryl Hunter hauled in another of Gold's passes and romped 13 yards to score. Tony Buccheri accounted for a pass interception. This would have led to a Chaffey touchdown except for a penalty. In the fourth quarter Cox forged across for the final T.D. and a brilliant Chaffey victory. CHAFFEY ALI-IAMBRA 209 Net yards rushing 67 ll Passes attempted 10 7 Passes completed 3 86 Yards gained passing 38 295 Net yards gained 105 17 Total first downs 4 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 iurk Nute Gary Ba1ding TIGERS vs. CARDINALS CHAFFEY WHITTIER 71 Net yards rushing 201 10 Passes attempted 15 3 Passes completed 7 66 Yards gained passing 86 137 Net yards gained 287 7 Tota1 first downs 7 3 15 Penalties-yardage 4-3U CHAFFHY U 7 U U if 7 WHITTIHH U 6 6 U --'- 15? 2 'YN Rex Ghorm1ey Bruce Herron Two unbeaten teams met on Graber field for the game of the week, although it was a nonf1eague clash. Ron Line, of Whittier, put on a onefman exhibition to 1ead his team to victory. He scored from the 15 yard line after returning a Chaffey punt. Before the Tigers touched the ba11 again Whittier had ta11ied another six points. Tom Courtney's squib kick bounced along the north- ern sideline, and whi1e the Tigers were wondering if it was going out, Don Ha1te fe11 on the ba11 for White tier. In the fo11owing minutes a Line-Va1erco Connection sent Valerco charging into the end zone from the seven yard 1ine. Chaffeys offensive game improved when Randy Go1d's passes started clicking. 17o11owing pass Comf pletions to both Brown and Hunter the ba11 rested on the one yard 1ine, Randy went over on the next play, and Daryl Hunter booted the extra point. Chaffeys line spark1ed when they successfuly 1ia1ted a 69 yard drive on the one yard 1ine. Some of the key figures on the one yard line stand were Goodhart, Bell, Buccheri, Brown, and Blaker, Had it not been for five key players having the f1u, the game Could have ended differently, ' -Q, .1 ...rm Q ,J is me-,. , v -p-if fr1.g--,gum A-wmv Y -...www-, www Wm-R14 -W ,ufmumws L.--im -.. 1oiiii Pink--i is , ., V iw. N.. . 1 i 'RN Carl Iohnson TIGERS vs. BULLDGGS The Tigers posted another win in a non-league tilt with Pasadena. The encounter revived a rivalry that had been dormant tor 3l years. Chatleys line quarterback Randy Gold was in on all ot Chatteyls scores. He connected with a touch- down pass to Iody Marker, a 24 yard throw, tor our lirst tally. lt was lVlarlcer's first appearance this season. Previously he had been sidelined with the flu. Handy scored the second TD. on a one yard plunge. Other touchdown passes went troin Gold to Cunning! haiii HU yardsi, and to D. Hunter C34 yardsl. Pasadena scored late in the game when Gaylon Mcffliitire iiiade an on tackle dive. They scored again in the sith period when Mike Dyer swept around lett end tor the remaining two yards, lioli llllllli lay Lewis CHAI-'FEY l3 7 U 6 W- 26 PASADENA U O 6 6 - l2 CHAFFEY PASADENA 179 Yards gained running l47 l2 Pass attempts 8 8 Pass completions 3 l53 Net yards passina lo 332 Net yards gained H33 l4 First downs 9 2-l Fumbles-lost l-l Ron Berg Pat lloiioiidino sm-Q., 'VW TIGERS vs. BRAVES Chaffey made its historic debut in the Montview League in a tough contest with big Baldwin Park. Chaffey's Monty Cunningham took a handfoff from quarterback Bandy Cvold and scampered 7 yards through Baldwin Park's line for the first TD. Coach Bob Musick's Braves rebounded 3 minutes later when quarterback Mc! Lauahton made an ll yard run for the tally. The converf sion was good. ln the second quarter, Chuck Cox plunged over the aoal line to set Coach Tinson's Tigers ahead. The conversion was missed. Six minutes into the third quarter, the Braves again broke ahead when halfback lohn Complain ran 28 yards for a score, but the extra point attempt was blocked. lust about halfway through the thrilling fourth quarter, Bandy Gola ran 8 yards for a tallyg and, strangely enough, the converf sion was good. At the final gun, Chaffey stood victorious over Baldwin Park. , , , Bu 1 lY.:1iI1T1 Tony Bucclin-ri ' 1 'Qkmfv- ' CHAFFEY li Yi U 7 f lf? BALDWIN PARK 7 O FS U l3 CHAFPEY BALDWIN PARK l89 Net yards rushing 234 lU Passes attempted fl 5 Passes completed l 54 Yards gained passing B 234 Net yards gained 242 l2 Total first downs lU 3-2 Fumbles-lost U-U lim Desldauriers Miki? BlGlCCF Bill lobe ff V' if im mv lf wvapiwww -nvU ' 1-7 agp-Q..-Q. Ai is B be 3 i X 'U '15 Q E 1' X XXX Q X, Q . 1 X gg Q :I I., X i f X' x... K Q... ii- 1- t9s........- ,gnn- Bay Sweet Rich:-:rd Gooclheart Chuck Ellsworth TIGERS vs. COLTS CHAFFEY COVINA 204 Net yards rushing 95 lil Passes attempted 17 230 Net yards passing 70 0 Passes completed 4 0 Passes intercepted l B First downs rushing 6 5 First downs passing I 2 l Fumbles-lost 6-4 CHAFFFY l3 l3 l4 0 -A 40 COVINA 0 0 r . , ...- if 'VW ii? rx . syssum.-w-My , f Bill Aclmire Roger Larson It was Covina High Schools homecoming game, and it was a sad one for them. ln the first few minutes of play Cunning- ham, climaxing a seventy yard drive, scored around right end. Later in the first quarter Brown took a 40-yard pass into the end zone. Bob repeated his effort at the beginning of the second quarter, after which Beyer ripped off right tackle to score. ln the second half things were fairly quiet. Lloyd Hunter finished another powerful Chaffey drive by going over left tackle and into the end zone. After this Covina's defense gritted their teeth and dug in, almost stopping usg but Cox took the ball, and also four of Covinas players, into the end zone. Covina finished the game with a touchdown. 0 7- 7 T55 'lbs JQQ UN --sv- F over a minute remaining, when Cunning- . . N H Koi 'N 4--1+ Darrell Smothers Manager Iohn Dudqeon 2- CHAFFEY 174 Q LA PUENTE Net yards rushing 137 Passes attempted 5 Net yards passing 72 Passes completed 4 Passes intercepted O First downs rushing 9 First downs passing l Fumbleselost 1-l TIGERS vs. WARRIQRS This was a game to end all games! Give the fans heart failure, seemed to be the motto of all concerned. The game was a de- fensive game with no score at the end of the first half. However, in the third quarter La Puente, led by Evanson with a fine broken field run, scored. Chaffey countered when Cunning- ham snagged a beautiful pass amidst Pu- ente's defense and crossed for a tally. The score was tied, seven all, with just ham again barged over for a score. La Puente was not through. Evanson again took the ball down field to what looked like the end zone tfrom the bleachersl. The score board shot to 13 all and chaos en- sued. ln truth, the ball was on the five with just seconds to go, The gun misfired as the final play started, however, the play was stopped. Final score was 13 to 7 with Chaf- fey leading the League. .fl fig' Manager Norm Naylor 'lE'lbGrlnr:26irThompson CHAFPEY LA PUENTE U O 7 6-13 O O 7 OW 7 HAFFEY POMONA l22 Net yards rushing 78 3 Passes attempted l7 5 Passes completed 5 44 Net yards passing Rl l Passes intercepted 3 9 First downs rushing 8 3 First downs passing 2 3-l Fumbles -lost 3f2 CHAFFEY O 13 0 U - I3 POMONA 6 U 6 O - 12 CHAFFEY O 7 U 5 I3 TIGERS vs. SPARTANS A large crowd turned out on a cold Friday evening to view the lloniecoiiiina ceremonies and ta watch an cvercontident Chaltey team beat West Covina, ln the lirst quarter Vifest Covina was headed tor the lirst T.D, ol the night, but, on the 3 yard line, they tumbled and the Tiaers recovered. Chuck Cox then tried two identical plays. One netted him 3 yards, the other, 94 yards and a T.D. This was nullitled by a clipping penalty. On the next play Brown went into the end Zone on a Gold pass, however, there wa.: an otifside penalty that nullilicd the T.D. Thus two This was the game that decided the Montview League championship, and. as it turned out, it was a mighty close decision. Alter the kickolt the Red Devils marched E53 yards to Challey's end zone in l2 plays. The extra point was missed. Chatfey, getting the ball lor the tirst time, then proceeded to move down field. Cox tinally plowed 4 yards into the end zone. ln the second quarter, with passes clicking, Chattey began another drive. lt was temporarily stopped by a clipping pen- alty, but Cox once again thundered over Pomonas line tor a tally. The lite saving extra point was calmly booted by Daryl ltlunter. beautiiully executed plays went without recognition on the scoreboard. We tinally scored in the second quarter when Cunning- ham scored on a pitch-out from Randy Cwold. Hunter booted the conversion. Our last tally was a 3 yard dive by Iody Marker. The Spartans threatened several times but tumbled inside the 15 each time. Buccheri halted a tinal drive by intercepting the Spartans' last pass ot the night on our ll yard line. The second halt proved to be a defensive contest. The Devils broke through tor a score and the Chaltey rooters held their breaths as the extra point was attempted. Hero lor the night proved to be Iim DesLauriers who broke through their line and blocked the attempt. Pomona was not through yet, but with 47 seconds to go, Larry Bell smashed an end run attempt and Hunter ran the clock out with quarterback keepers. The lighting Tigers had tinished their league season under teated and brought home the tirst Montview League cham- pionship. TIGERS vs. RED DEVILS WEST COVINA O U U U - G Cl-IAFFEY WEST COVll Z5 244 Yards gained rushing l l5 9 Pass attempts l2 5 Pass completions F3 84 Yards gained passing lU'! 329 Net yards gained 222 l4 First downs lfl U-U Fumblesflost 5 2 TIGERS vs. OILERS CHAFFEY MONTEBELLO 46 Net yards rushing 173 15 Pass attempts 19 6 Pass completions 8 81 Passing yardage 119 6 Total first downs 11 2-1 Fumbles-lost 3-2 127 Net yardage 292 CHAFFEY 7 O 7 U - 14 MONTEBELLO 6 U 13 13 - 32 BOW l Dave Glasslord, Lupe Topez, Leland Typton, lim Taylor, Captain Gene Burns, Chuck Costello, lohn Zeller ROW Il, Mgr. Vic Angona, Russ Hatch, lohnny Carlson, Bob Porter, Kenny Vaughn, Honny Martinez, Larry Bartholomae, lim Guida, BOW lll: Chris Horsburgh, Dennis Thirion, lim Simmons, Bruce Uhl, Kent lohnson, Ron Meade, Bruce Larson, Lnsimnllam A I 1 The Chaffey Tigers were de- feated in the initial C.l.l7. play- offs at Mt. San Antonio College Stadium by a powerful Monte- bello team. During the tirst half it was a fairly even contest. Capitaliztinci on a Chaffey fumble, Monte- bello scored 5 points early in the game. Chuck Cox later smashed through the line for one yard and a Chalfey 'l'.l7. Daryl Hunter booted the point after touchdown. Minutes alter the opening of the second halt, Montebellos Bob Bagwell was in Chaffey':': end zone. later, after an ex- change of downs, Montebello went 41 yards in 7 plays mostly on passes. The payoff came when Terry Appell was hit with a 16 yard TD. aerial. Following the kickoff came the highlight of the game. Red Hunter received lerry Mabey's kick, faked beautifully to lody Marker, and ran along the north sidelines Hunter was appar- ently halted at the 3U but spun around and scampered to the goal. Much of the credit goes to the blockers who paved the way. From that point on, Monte- bello could not be stopped. Both Kelly and Bagwell made one yard plunges in the fourth quarter to cinch the game for Montebello. V's CHAFFEY U Alhambra 13 E3 Wliittier 41 11 Pasadena 27 6 Baldwin Park 6 19 Covina 14 14 La Puente U 31 West Covina 5 U Pomona 13 Cl-IAFFEY Glendale Alhambra Whittier Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Pomona Bees sQ5 fiss K 1 , . 5 K i 2 - .l tt.. ROW I: lim Gilmore, Clark Van Alstine, Frank Cuccia, lim Hurley, Rick Musser, Harvey Stappler, Bill Monroe, Richard Brott, Gary Porterfield, Iohn Smiderle, Dave Castellini, Mike Huntington. ROW ll: Bob Williams, David Myers, Mike Ensey, Paul Raver, Alan Haskvitz, Armin Salinas, Charles Spreng, Tony Marquez, Ruben DeLaVega, lohn Sanchez, Darrell Reed, Iim Dugan, Daryl Arneson, Dan Stiftler, Larry Dyer, Dick Tolette, Rudy Garcia, Ron Dugan. ROW lll: Max Iohnson, Terry Miller, Ken Mathis, Larry Pearson, lim Bice, lim Stauber, Dwight Berg, Gary Byrne, Garry Smith, Steve Webb, Ben Carr, Pat Pickering, Ierry Weir, Larry Whitman, Ron Harvel, Bill Paulin, Curt Bonneville, Roger Mason, Hank Smith, Gary Franklin, Charles Duke, Fred Williams, Bill Waid, Bill Dickson, Bill Ferguson, Tom Walsh. ROW I Mike Guarnieri, Tom McFadden, Tim Terry, lack Kisslinger, Ken Scales, Greg Fry, lim Miranda lim Falkerson, Mike Carlson, Ron Cook. ROW ll: Eddie Talbot, Wes Bonneville, Orien f Wesley Charlie Anderson, Billy Herron, Mike Stenstrorn, lack Schweizer, Lee Palmer, Larry Miller, S Gene Miller, Roger Williams. ROW lll: lim Rockwood, Ronnie Bolt, Larry Hawes, Mike Anderson, Bill Brown, Gordon Guire, LeRoy Hayden, Wayne Boss, Gerald Lawson, Ken Harvey, Norm Stanley, Roger Lowry, T 4 CHAFFEY O Emmerson 26 U Freemont 26 O Baldwin Park 14 6 Covina 31 26 West Covina 14 7 Upland 'I59 Queen Niki Brown Basketball Queen Princess Donna Hinds Princess Barbara Woods Princess Carole Poister Princess Bev Patton and Her Court VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Bob bpencer Montview League Champs Co Ccipttiin l3r1rvlH1intwr Co-Criptfiin Lrirry Moxie ROW lx lfrvin Hnttincxn Iiin Roberts, Ron Mau, Sherrill McCoWon, Daryl Hunter, Mick Mel'1os,Mike Smith HOW ll lolin Low, lolita Bmdtalmvv Bundy Gold, Larry Moxie, Bob Brown, Lon Foreman, Bill Boublit, Monty Cunninqlicnn, Coficfli Slpvrirvr lohn Bradshaw Sherrill McCown Mike Smilli Randy Gold Mick Meliass Varsity Basketball Record Bill Baublil lim licmbferlrx Lori Poroii IGN CHAFFEY 55 Baldwin Park 39 41 Covina 32 7l La Puente 56 58 Wesi Covina 27 55 Pomona 47 73 Baldwin Park 45 41 Covina 30 63 La Puente 40 55 West Covina 49 53 Pomona 42 Sl 'San Bernardino 47 60 'Milliken 43 36 'Centenial 48 'C,l.F. lolin Low Bon Mau CIIAFFVY I3 l2 lb lb 55 ISAIDWIN PARK 10 ill ll 8 39 'l'hr- openina tilt in the Montview League series tor Challey proved to be an eye openina aame. hi the lu-:at halt Baldwin Park led twice, both times in the lirst tour minutes ot play. hi the last quarter Baldwin Park came roarina back, hut a quick time out by Chattey produced some new stratvay and a much better score. The hnal score showed Chattey well ahead and look-Y rnii lorward to a very promisina season. i i Monty Ciinniriahaiu Bob Brown li-rskutliall has lu-on heavily crihvited by advocates ol the 'iroiialir-r sports because ot so many touls. For those ol you who concur, may l sayg You should have seen this oiielm Football was never so aood, 'Throughout the game the score was trivial. All the action was on the floor, literally on the floor. Everytime a shot was made, a larae nuiiiber ot players taenerally Covinasl, plus relerevs were tound sprawled on the floor. At the final ruin, alter the players were stacked on the benches attain, the :scoreboard aave Chattey a seven point mar- aiii A ri-al hnv ctaiiiolll CllAl'l lIY 7 El ll l-1 ill COVINA IU IU 5 7 32 TllAl'l'liY lt? lfi ltl IH 'fl A PUlfN'l'lf ll ll lfi Zl bfi TllAl'l'lIY 'X Il IW IH 55 OMONA Welcome Tigers. This phrase was displayed on a large sign at La Puente, However, by the end of the game, Puente was quite ready to take back those words. ln the opening minutes the Warriors took a fl point lead, This, for, tunately, was as far as they got. At halftime, Chaffey was 2l points ahead. ln the second half Puente came roar' ing back and narrowed the lead to only l2 points. At the final gun, however, Chaffey was l5 points ahead, Final score, 7l to 56 Not only does Chaffey have a line first string, but the second and third strings are very strong. West Covina found this out as we steamfrollered them. West Covina's captain, Bill Bryant, fought long and hard for his team, and it was he who kept the game from be- coming a complete route, At the final gun, every Chaffey player had played, and Chaffey had chalked up her fourth win in as many starts in the league Chaffey and Pomona have been rivals for some 30 years, and no mat ter who is the favorite the underdog always puts up a good fight. So it was with this game. Pomona, although winless so far, was in fine form. The game was a wide open contest. The referees couldnt agree, and, besides the excitement on the court, the cheering sections were trying to drown each other in pure noise. At the lmal buizzei all agreed fsome grudainaly of conrsel that Chaf fey had finally won the battle Poor Baldwin Parkl A sharpshootina Tiger team literally smashed the luck less Braves. Our first string played for the first lfl minutes of the game. Then the second string came in and battered the sagging defenses of the Braves. At the final buzzer everyone except the manager and the cheerleaders had been on the court, and everyone had contributed to the win, if CllAFFfIY l'! 120 fl l t HH WlfSl' COWNA -l tl 'i 1 X! Cl'lAl'l'lYY ll Xl P! I 1 H BAl,lDWlN PARK 2 lvl WU' 5- Cll Al'l'lIY 13 ll l? ll ll Aided by lohn Bradshaws l3 for lfl free throw record, the Tigers elced out another win in the Montview League race. The game was mostly defensive. The scoring depended almost entirely on the respective free throw ability of the teams. Chaffey hit on a total of Zl out of 30 tries on the line. With tfiis win, the Tigers can do no worse than tie for first place. Completely relaxed, and playing perf haps their best game of the season, Chaffey rolled over the fighting Puente Warriors. The game was controlled by the fine Chaffey defense which gave La Puente little chance to score. The win assured Chaffey of a berth in the C.l.F. playoffs. CHAFFVY COVINA il El ii 7 30 LA PUllNll CllAl'FffY I3 I7 lU l5 55 CHAFFPIY WlfS'l'COVlNA tl II. Ii? f Pure excitiment reigned as a very de- termined West Covina team gave the Tigers a real battle. ln the first half Chaffey built up a fair lead, but as the second half progressed West Covina came uncomfortably close. To top things off, both Mick Mehas and lohn Bradshaw fouled out. At the final buzzer the fighting Tigers held a narrow lead and a permanent grip on the Monte view League Cfiampionship. With the league championship at stake a very confident Tiger team ran headlong into Pomona in the closing game of the season The Red Devils nearly gave the Tigers their first defeat. Going ahead in the first period, the Devils did not relinquish their lead until nearly halfway through the 3rd quarter. As tempers, referees, and yells clashed, both teams put on a fine exhibition of basketball. The scoreboard gave the game to Chaffey, but no one could say Pomona didn't try. The fighting Tigers had finished with an undefeated record, winning the championship of the Montview League. Well done, Tigersl POMONA BOW I Beave Warren, Kent Brown, lim Simmons, Elbert Beckett, lim Bailey, Dean Biddie. BOW ll: Coach Stone, Steve Webb, lohn Carlson, Bob Schulte, Bonny Neal, lim Banks, Boy Amiclc, lim Castle, Winslow Priest, Manager. B's Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Pomona Webb Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Pomona Cl-IAFFEY 33 47 44 38 44 29 33 46 Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina V's BOW I1 Gary Byrne, Bich Biley, Ierry Brandy, Oscar Santalvlaria, Dave Myers, BOW ll Pedro Estrada, Curt Bonneville, Louis Black, Phil Meade, Gary Hooker. BOW ill: Neal Berger Bill Waid Bruce Grube, Steve Thurber, Garry Smith, Coach lim Blake, CHAFFEY '26 70 35 32 36 24 35 23 Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina 'Tins aaine was torteited. C's ROW lr Larry Woods, Dale Scott, Ron Mittino, CovCaptain, Phil Mehas, Co-Captain, Art Ledesma Darwin Nash. BOW ll: Dick DeMauro, Ellis Terrill, Orian Wesley, Ken Warner, Norm Stanley Mike Balding, Manager, ROW Ill: Coach Friedman, Doug Ades, Bon Parsons, Dave Trask, Larry Lutt rull, Bon Ball, Gerald Delaware. BOW l: Francis Barrett, Larry Hannah, ROW lli Dick Tolette, Tom McFadden, Dave Gallegos, Cap- tain, Iack Schweizer, Larry Walker, BOW Ill' Coach Larry Adler, Bob Harris, Ed White, Dave Van- Pleot, Charlie Anderson, Mike Tiley, lack Michik, Wesley Daniel, Manager. CHAFFEY 2l l7 29 41 39 25 28 37 D's Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Baldwin Park Covina La Puente West Covina Max Iohnson Bill lobe lim Gilliam Ben Carr Track Assistant Coaches Head Coach iq , , .. Q.. liqzi K , bzzzzgz 3' sum HX Y N11 .QS gm .J-4-C6 in-4 L,.-f -e W Ray Stark, Theodore Toomay, Robert Ewing Truscott Lindsay Ervin Huffman Luther Walker Bill Dickson Paul D'Allerio QUE .51 fuk Roger Beyer Ron Necide Mon Nelson Icy Lcw1s ROW 1' B111 D1ckson Ervm Huffman Luther Walker Clyde Pack Paul DA1ter1o M1ke Rush Ben Carr 11m G1111cm Max Iohnson B111 Ac1m1re B111 lobe Roger Beyer ROW 11 Ron Craft B111 BGLlb1l1 Ned Rogers Bruce Uhl LEWIS P91111'1g111 Bob W1111cmson 11m Sher1dc1n Monty Cunnmqhcm Alan Nelson, Icy Lew1'i Ron Meade Dave Wynder 'ff A-Ma wgm. . .x..,, 'K-., . .,.- W . '.C. Iarvis to Walker Brady hands off to Dixon Gilliam-low hurdles Relay- l00 ......., 220 l,.ll..l 44082 l,,l,,.l to 880 low hurdles .A,..,, ,4,l,,, high hurdles .,,,,,r,,r,r,,,, mile .l,l.,v.,.l,,,l shot put ,...,r.. pole vault v,,,v,,,,, l,ll,,, high jump ll,,,,,,,. ,,,,w. broad Jump ,w,,l,, ,,,,,, ' discus ,,,u ..lV.. 880 relay A,,Y,,.. ,,,,,,, 440 relay r,,ll, Y Chaflfey Track Records A Record Skvarna ........ Iehle ,.,........ Iehle ...,.,.....,.l Keough ......... Gilliam ,,,....... DeYoung .,..,. Montgomery .,.........., Vick ..........,,... Alward .......... ,,,,,, Beyer .....,... Sible ,.......,. Vick ........,.,. Skvarna .......i Iehle lacoloson Killoil Skvarna ........ lehle Iacobson Kilfoil ,...,,20.l ......48.3 ...l:58.4 .....,19.9 ,.....14.7 ...4:28,.3 62'51f4 ..l3'1!2 ..6'27f9 23'5Vg ..158'9 .,.1:27.3 ......43.5 100 ,.i....... 220 ......i,,. 660 .......,Y..,.,. 1320 ..,,.,,,,,.,i 10W hurdles ,,.,,,i,,,,,,,,,, 75 ,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, shot put ...,..,,.,i. ,.,,,,,, ' pole vault... high 1ump ..,,...c ..,,..,, broad lump .........,.,,,,,, 660 relay .,.....i,. ,,,,,,,, Record Kamansky ,..,.,.4r ,,.i,i,,,, 1 0.1 Iehle ccV....,......,..., .....i.... 2 2.3 Henderson ...c. ,..,.,, 1221.6 Nichols ......,... Magell .c......... Sullivan ....... ., Stephanson.. Voj kufka ,,..,.. Alward .,....., Beyer .....,,i,c. Wallace ....,,.,.. .. ....... 3128.4 .i.......,13.9 .....c.i.. 29.3 2. .i,c...... 52'l0 .......,12'3 ....,..,..6'27f3 .r,,,,,,21'31f8 Beck c...........,... ,.c.,.. 1108.2 Bartholomae Watson Chambers Dixon-220 ards Gilliam-winner 180 Beyer-a B record ROW It Warren Wright, Bob MacKain, Willie Locklin, Gary Collins, lim Moore, Bob Lopez Ted Stokes Bob Corn, Ierry Brady, Doug Holladay, Richard Sullivan, Chuck Costello, Dick Brott, Ron Harvel Clark Van Alstine ROW ll: Mgr. lohn Cunningham, Bart Rose, Dean Biddie, Ierry Wootten, Roger McMullin left Ferguson Kenneth Payne, Leland Tipton, Bob Kugler, Richard Alvord, Bob Porter, Larry Pearson, Fred Williams Pat Piccering ..C,, lOO .....i ......, ' 52 660 .i,,...,a..i,.. ..,. , .'57 180 ...ia,,.,......... ,,,,ii, ' 56 low hurdles ..,.. ,,,v,, ' 57 shot put ,aa,,a,,. i,,,,, ' 58 pole vault .....a.. ,,,,ii ' 57 high jump ,,ia..., ,,i,aa ' 57 broad jump ..,...ai a..,... ' 55 440 relay ..., ,,,,, ,,,,,, ' 5 2 ROW I: Paul Fillius, Iohn Seewoster, Gordon Guire, Tom Dean, Roger Smith. ROW ll: Paul Walker, Mike Iarvis, lim Rockwood, lim Hurley, Don Graber, Richa 3 S Record Zion .,,,., lobe ,,,,a,,, Hunter ....... .A Gilliam ,,,,.. .,.,, Taylor ......., ....... Graber aaaaa, a,a,.,a, Rose aaaaaaaa Gray .,...i. Kustin ..i,,ia, .W Zion Grossberg Merriam ..r,.,lO.2 ral:26.6 ,,w.l8.U ,,Ml3.7 .49'11!4 ll'33f4 ,,5'85fgH ..a2O'4 ...,..46.0 Bill Taylor, Ron Dugan, Blake Vawter Gary Whitcanack Huntington, Nick Gula, Mike Tapia Ralph Valles Larry rd Sansom. Q Q S.. L .L .imttskamw g SWIMMI G TEA x 1 L oach George Thorne Coach lames Stone BOW l' Wcvne Besch, Larry Kaufman, Tom Brink, Terry Agnew, Hugh Stump, Dave Troft, Bill Scharl, Ted Conaer, Gary Evans, Bill Slern, Duncan Plosman, Pete Penseyres, lim Brunner, Mgr. Dick Olive. RCW ll: Bicl: Sellers, Phil Piequet, Mickey Eldridge, lim Mclilvany, Gary Franklin, Calvin Buzzell, Gary Porteriield, Dan Stililer, George Tomkins, Paul Nielson, Larry Williams, lohn Williams, Bill Paulin, Mgr, Dick Guimond. ROW lll: Mike Bryon, Russ Hatch, Bich Biley, lohn Brink, Roger Audenino, Gene Burns, Kurt Nirmergut, Mike Conway, Dave Dannelley, Gary Webber, lim Lawson, loe Hester, Shelby Shinkle, Rich Baldwin . QSSF I 2 x N ami' .g .Q .X X ' YQ A was :Q Se. Q5 .1 Q. x 5 s X x Q A . X T is xQ X W 1 4. ' xxx wx 'sry r X N - w .wax v A Q .SSN X554 X .M .. SQYY .- i .. X f A x -nm Xxx Q ,xx, mmxfs K Nw my Qixflj. x N S .NN . , .X Q. . .ww i K k X N XtkW5NRm:Q 'S TQ .. . .N OS X Q X QNX .mm .xxx .. 1- .Qs- A W Q. SX ' . sw .X w X X Y N eq Km X1ikw3X'- Nu , ' fssqvi k Q. If .LegSwu ti N NN. 5 B Q, 5 X .xxgx ., Q . S W 2 i- . X N - x x .S 'f mx- xx. Xl 3 wrfif A . N Q Mmm . X ggi' . sw? T., Vi W K. x K Q wx K. b . . Ng Q w Q y NX ft Ms xw N.. psewxxxww 1 ...Q xx xi :..:::... , A y Ns :xr X 5 -fs :- ,,3x2.f. New K 1. M, X h fee .L W Y S is 'seg , iw .gs + f .swswxx 1s2:iz:sSs52a . .1 .1 v . Q:0 :E.x ff QQ A NW: Q Q W fs: X Q Xi- X R Y ' xxx . N X X 5,5 Xxx S W .fk Q . , A .. . .gk 0 w .asp X M N' H 55. f 1 . N 1, 1 'Nia- X lik E AQ, bt' . K X X T .XI win: . Hhuihmwnl . R Q W .-.... ..... A ... X X -.-N t. M.. K N-ax X--- 'iv .... , .... . , x . x -1N:.:::a5s:s55s:2:k5zu5,Q. Y ...N-...t . X e+ xx N X X X X fr wg Q X w ' ns? gs, fix Y x NW .N ,,. . 'sm X Q . A N, 5 . g : S 251:-:lEl': N ,. ,,'. N 1 :rm e - SS JN .xg Sw Q9 Q X f 55 ,. LFP 1112258 1llNelson Bob Walker Manuel Gallardo Fred Taunton iam if ROW I Blll Nelson Dlck Pratt Flon Brooks B111 Anderson Bob Walker, Manuel Gal lardo Hector Gallardo ROW ll Coach Owen Moore Ron Kofstxch Fred Taunton, Ralph George Taunton 'efff YP Ylliil ur su. masks we i. Wf glsff' 2353: if 'means 1 J may lerry Funk Ron Kostich Dick Pratt Larry White TEAM unior Varsity eskff +ve .rf 'Sift cP 'f fx r neu: Q Till!! Q i 1 ROW l: Gary Moore, Ierry Funk, lim Fisher, Richard Albrecht, Ronald Smothers, Terry Coach, Robert Loney Sewell. ROW lli Steve Nix, Peter McCreight, Larry White, Ron Kaneen, Tony Mistretta. Dennis Smith lim Fisher Ron Brooks Mgr. Richard Hurt .S if - 'QA x H HI: Q' X 1 ,N f :git ' ie sw R 'USERS s aw h- F' 'fs Q' TIGERS NESS Defending Baseball Champs of The California lnterscholastic Federation for the Past Two Years Q Q ' w 1 Ken Proclor Coach l.r1CErFypI?ia:ie Iolm Snell W I, lohn Snell, Ray Zak, lim Lisec, Larry Dyer, Hon Mau, Gary Balding. ROW II: lim Roberts, Sherill McCown, Dick Q ryl Hunter, Mick Mehas, Iim Bice. ROW III: Mgr. Russ Hunter, Dick Frcrntzich, Larry Maxie, Randy Gold, Bob Brown, T mfs, Coach Ken Proctor, iQ 'Qu C1-IAFFEY BALDWIN PARK Daryl Hunter Iim Lisec QQ' 'ifff Chbg 'mn 020 321 010- 9 100 000 0103 2 CHA1-'FEY 101 1043 10x COVINA 000 010 000- 1 1.1.1 Ray Zak Sherill MCCOWI1 f .LL Dirk Qlmssucin Mick Mczhrxrz M72 ff CHAFFEY 100 UOU OOO OOO OOO-1 LA PUENTE OOO OU1 U00 OOO UUO 1 Larry Dyer Cary Bfzlciinq CHAFFEY U05 O20 120i-10 W. COVINA OOO OOO UOUf O mwww I MMM CHAFFEY UUO UUU OOOvO POMONA O03 OOU U00-3 Hon Mau Ivan Clovcngor Bob Brown hm Robert Dick Frcmtzich Randy Gold ff '1 ig ' g 1 3 ' r Tim Bottoms Russ Humor lim Bice Liv 55:53 J ss.. 'lull Black ROW li Mr, Friedman, Phil Mehas, Bill Isaac- son, Dave Myers, Gary Byrne, lim Stauber, Terry Miller, Ron Mittino, Rudy Gracia, ROW ll: Mgr, David Marks, Iohn Sanchez, Orion Wesley, Ken Warner, Dale Scott, Iohnny Carl- son, Dave Freeman, Ken Vaughan. ROW Ill: Mgr. lim Townsend, lim Simmons, Pedro Es- trada, Guinn Millsap, Tom McGinnis, Ronald Parsons, Mel Westlake, Ronny Neal, Lloyd Smith. 180 Orange ROW I: Curt Cunningham, Lowell Bosshardt, Mike Ensey, lohn Proctor. ROW ll: Rick Hunter, Mgr., lim Ferris, Daryl Malotte, Dick Heller, Daryl Worstine, Bruce Herron. ROW Ill: Ierry Neff, Mgr., Pete Boss, Bill Guinn, lim Ollila, Lonnie Foreman, Greg Goddard, Gary Brown, Coach Clyde Francisco. - Freshmen ROW l: Tom McFadden, Bill Macri, lim Gatzke, Frank Cuccia, Frank Wroblewski, Keith Comp- ton, Brian Bowcock, Gary Harrington. ROW ll: Coach Lawrence Adler, Art Ledezma, David Van Fleet, Glenn Carlson, Lanny Raimondo, Larry Hawes, lim Brown, Mike Brown, Ronnie Eoff, Ed loines, Mike Stenstrom, Luke Crutcher. Dick Delvlauro 'I im Happ Bob Netherton Bob Gcmge GULF TEAM Na CHAFFEY 30 El Pancho 0 22 Upland 4 24 San Narino 0 30 Downey 0 22 Warren 0 25 Victor Valley 5 23 Arcadia 0 30 El Rancho 0 l7 Downey l 30 Fcntana 0 30 Redlands 0 l5 Santa Barbara lF 20 Victor Valley 4 29 Redlands l l 0 Pacific T4 20 Upland 10 Dave Trask Coach, Bob Spencer Q Dick Ferry Bob Marks CHA FPEQ SPORT S., M., FGOTBALL ln view of the continued success ol the Chaltey sports program, We ot the Fasti feel that some special recognition should he given those sports which attained high enough league standing to cornpete in the CIF playoffs, To those coaches and athletes who made Chattey a strong interscholastic competitor and who represented us in C.l.F., we ot the Fasti dedicate this page, 'Thw lilizzti went to prewar: lic-lore the League :ztandinas could be determirieft you ACK 4 lx vi Nil' X.. al -QSQX ggsp S x x Y UWLEDGME TS gxgsw fx wgssvm 151 A sm Q Q QNX Y Q S, V f M ARS sq. LNQVUH Mr Pl1iIClc1rk S, K, SIIll1l1COII1f'11IIy' 10:1 Amin-lor: V1 IOTCGIQXXPH Y Mr' VI'x1IlkSIiH1t Ig IvI'k1IlLiSUHlUIxp11xf4jX1I'xTl'11X' Ormtm in ENGRAVING Mr Harvey Kate-r Kclter Enorcivers Los Amie-les PRINTING Mr Bert Wcltors Parker di Son, Inc. Los Angeles: 49 Q-A55 wled nts ..... . ......... .. ................ ....... r WOfd--- -----'------------- UCD X19 A xvities. ......... .... .............. . . ..... . . ckwa ds Week 4,.. ,..,. Band. . .,.,............... .. ....... ,.... .A.... ...., . . -.--.-- . - Big Club ........ ....,......... 9? F men ...... ..... .. .. CSIS.. .... .. - ---- ----- qu 'U iiiiiif time ,P 9' 01 82 1355 I iiiivise is 1 5 ers Club ,... .... ...... ..... .........,...... aducet ....,.,..,..,,........,,. Campus Calendar .,,...... Chess Club ...A.........,. .. Choral Groups ..,...... Dances .,,,,..A..,......,,....,.................. Eulers Club ...........,..,..............,.,..... Fasti Staff ..,....,........................,.................., Festival of Music and Dance ........ ..........Y. French Club ..........,........................ - .,................. ....-..------ Future Business Leaders of America ...,.,,.. Future Farmers of America .......... . ..........., . Future Homemakers of America .......,., Future Teachers of America .............. Gay Blades ..........,.,,,....,................,.... German Clubs ,,..... Z ........................................., 108,109 111 126,127 132-135 111 87 122, 123 99 112 107 ffl 113 113 112 99 Girls' League Cabinet ....,................................... ........... 9 2, 93 Girls' League Representative Assembly ........... ..,.,.... 9 4 Government Service Club ..,........,..,....,,................ ..... 9 7 Hiking Club ........,......,..................... ,..................... .......,. 1 1 4 Hi-News Staff ....,.........,.,......... Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs ,.......,. Inter-Club Council ,..,...., Iumor Play .,,,...,,,.,.,.,,.., Key Club ..............,...,.,,. Latin Clubs ..........,..,........ Legislative Council ,.1...,. Make-up Crew ,....,...,., Maranatha Club ..,...... Orchestra ,....r.......r............... Organists .......,........,..............,. Outstanding Performance ....... Philosophy Club ..................... Public Speaking ..,..........,.,. Rallies ....,.,...., , .,,..,.......,. Rifle Club ......................... Scholarship Society ....,...,. Science Club ............,,.....,... Scramble Page ........ ....... Senior Play .........,....,,... Spanish Club .....,.,.1........ Stage Crew ............,,..,..,.,.... Standing Committees ....... Student Council ...,.,.,.,,.......... World Friendship Club ........ Administration ...................... Associate Superintendent ,......... Board of Trustees ,,,......,..... ...... . Bookstore ..........,....,.............,... Bus Drivers .,... . ,.,,... .. Cafeteria .....,....,........,.,.,.,......,, Counselors .................................. Custodians ,,,........,.....,.................... Director of Student Activities .... Faculty ......................................... Ground Proctors ................,.... Librarians ................. Maintenance ,.,.,.. Principal ..........,. Secretaries ........... Snack Bar ................. Special Services ,....,., Su erintendent p ......,.... Vice Principal .,,,.,.,.. Dedication ....... I fffQQQQQ?iQff .... 89 ,.......101-106 96 118, 119 110 100 95 114 97 124 124 91 117 116, 113 114 98 111 115 120, 121 100 111 136 ....84, 85 97 6-16 6 6 15 15 15 8 16 7 .....10-1-l 16 .,...,..15, 16 16 7 16 15 16 .. 6 7 3 Index... .... ................ - Iuni rs ..,,........ ..... . ..... ........ .....--......-- ---------- - - 4 ........69-81 81 70 184 .54 Class Activities ...................... ...... ............. .--- - ------ 4 5 Class Officers ..,........ .. .... ..... ....--- -----A--- - - - -- 44 Sci-ai-nbl .. .....,........ .. .... ..--.---- ---- - - 54 9 ----------- ' 5 Senio .... .... . .. ..... ..------ - -4---- ---------------------- 1 7-42 Awar Winners ............... .....-- -.-.--------4----,-,------4------ A------- 1 9 ciqss Activities ...................... ..... ...... ............-.--..-,---.--i------ 4 0 Class Officers .......................----.-- -------,- ----------,------- 1 ---- ------ 2 0 Commencement Program and Speakers r....... ,. ...... 18 Senior Personalities .........................A --1.------,------'- ------ 4 1 Scramble Page ........................ . --.--. l.,------------'- ------ 4 2 Sophomores .............. Class Activities ........,,. Class Officers .......... Scramble Page ..,,.... Sports, Boys' ....... Baseball ........................ ............----l-- Basketball .......t...............-...----- ..-.------- Basketball Queen and Court ........ Drill Team ................ .......- ....---.-----.- Football .............................. ...........--. Football Queen and Court ....,,.. Flag Twirlers ......................... ..... Golf ............................. .............. Majorettes ................ Song Leaders ,......... Swimming ............ Tennis ................ Track .................. Yell Leaders ...,..... Sports, Girls' ..,.......... Archery ........................ ..... Basic Movement ........................ Basketball ....................................... Girls' Athletic Association .... ..... Golf .................................... ........- - - Hockey ..................................... Modern Dance ........ Softball ..................... 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