Charter Oak High School - Shield Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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STEVE WILLIAMS Science Club Math Club Latin Club BARBARA WILLS Flagtwirler Drill Team Droma Club JOHM ZEHRUNG V. Tennis D ' Basketball Knights Of ' ' 6 DON WORDEN V. Football Lettermen Club Honor Roll WALDON WOLF V. Tennis Band JOHN WILSON V. Football Lettermen Club PAUL ZIMMER Soph. Closs Council CS.F. Library Ass ' t. KEN WYLIE V. Football V. Track Lettermen C NOT PICTURED: BRAD FEINNER RONNiE HOLLAWAY EVAN KOPALD LOUIS MIDDLESTADT DAVE NASH DOUG SEIBERT DEAN SHELDON WILLIAM TIMMONS DAVE TODD MONTA ROSE VERHINES STEVE WALD

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J RICHARD VANDOM Basketball Swimming Club Athletic Club JACK WALDRON Senior Class Pres. Cabinet Knights, Pres. WERNER WEISSIG JEAN WILKINS F.B.L.A. F.H.A. !, ( ass BOB VANNEMAN Knights Errant, Pres, . ' ;-.- v ' ijS;- ' - ' . SANDY Vv AND G.A.A. Lettergii Girls ' League Y-Teens NANCY WICKHAM Songleader 2 Dienocians, V. Pres. A Cappella Choir CAROLYN WILES G.A A. WALLY VAN SELOW V- Cross Country V. Track Knights Errant SHARON WAND Soph. Legislator G.A.A. Letterglrl Girls ' League KAREN WICKSTROM DAN VITULLO V. Football V. Wrestling CANDY WARD Sr. doss Council G.A.A. Skating Club JANET WILEY Drill Team JANET UHACH F.B.L.A. F.H.A. CARL VON SONNENBERG V. Basketball Lettermen Club JOANNE WATSON FRANK WILFERT V. Football J.V. Track

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Se ic 26 Ten years from now, we see: MARGARET ADAMS — molding young minds in an elementary school. LINDA AHLQUIST— secretary to a fa- mous lawyer. LONANNE ALEXANDER — a happy housewife and mother with several tots. MARK ALSOP — drawing the advertise- ments for Madison Avenue. SHARON ANDERSON — showing her secretarial skill in an office. MARTIN ARCE — a hard-working Cer- tified Public Accountant. JOE ARNHOLT — proving he is g skilled draftsman. LIN ASTON — a busy, happy house- wife and mother. GEORGE BATTISTA — a contractor, but secretly planning to retake Cuba. HALLIE BAUMGARDT— saying coffee, tea, or milk? on an airliner. SHARON BEAGLE — also being an ev- er-pleasant airline hostess. SHIRLEY BEAGLE — proving her busi- ness efficiency as a secretary. JUDY BEASLEY— joining the ranks of girls who are housewives and mothers. ANNE BELL — working as a hair stylist at a big movie studio. LARRY BEYER— happily doing the job of an expert mechanic. CLAIR BINGHAM — being a better architect than Frank Lloyd Wright. LYNN BINGHAM— building the edi- fices his brother designs. RAY BLACKSHEAR— toiling hard as an engineer. JUDY BLACKSTONE — being an all- important telephone operator. EDDIE BLECKSMITH— becoming a doc- tor after years of being a track star. GEORGE BOBANGO — giving up a successful acting career to be a businessman. DON BOOLS — also a hard-working and good engineer. FREDDI BOZICH — becoming a private secretary to a great executive. BOB BRAINARD— showing his skill as a civil engineer. RON BRILES — being the architect who becomes famous for a new build- ing. JIM BROOKS — coming out of the serv- ice and dedding upon a career. JULIE BROWN— half of the top French horn duo in the country. SUSIE BROWN— other half of the top French horn duo in the country. BOB BRUESCH — attending graduate school at a large university. EDE BUERGER — becoming a modern- day Florence Nightengale in her work. WALT BURGER — making good with his band and becomes famous. CAROL BURR — one of the many who turn to house- keeping and mother- hood. WARREN BURRIS— becoming a profes- sional Dodger baseball player. DON CAPMAN— still wishing he be- came a race track attendant. CAROL CLACK — becomes a house wife and mother. SANDY CLACK — hailed as the top cartoonist in the country. GINNY COOK — becomes a private secretary after years at hard work. BRUCE CRAIG — becomes an expert chef. BOB CRANE — landing a job as an engineer. RAY CREECH — spending an inherited fortune and leading a gay life. JERRY CURRAN — becomes the most- liked history teacher in ages. MIKE DECH — returns to CO. as a var- sity track coach and continues to give the school winning teams. SHIRLEY DELLOSBEL— astounding the country with her mathematical ability. DEE DESSECKER— finally settles down and becomes a house wife. YVONNE DEWHIRST — becoming a famed missionary in a foreign land. WES DIXON — leading the quiet but good life of a minister. CYNTHIA DOSHIER — enjoying her position as a registered nurse. PAULINE DOWNING— working in the telephone company business office. STEVE DOWNS — becoming famous for his great architectural works. MIKE DUCKWORTH— coaching gym- nastics in a high school. JIM DUNN — a man much in demand at Cape Canaveral. DON EBERSOLE — a hardworking never tiring machinist. DENESE EILS — another of the many girls who chose to be a housewife. SANDIE ELLIS — graduates from decor- ating gyms to decorating mansions. MARIANNE EREM — working in a tra- vel bureau and telling people places to go. JOHN ESSLINGER — quieting down at lost and becoming a .businessman. JANE ETTER — becoming a famous woman roller-skater. SCOTTIE EVANS — inheriting a great sum of money and throwing lots of parties. RICHARD FARMER— achieving his life long ambition of becoming a rancher. BRAD FEINER — getting up early in the morning to do his job as a milk- man. FRANK FEY — becomes more famous than Gene Krupa for his drum ability. DAVE FISHER — outrageously rich and happy due to his successes. LARRY FISHER — still devoting all his time to getting rich. DENNY FORSHAN— dethroning Shelly Berman and becomes most popular comedian. VINCE FORSHAN— still one of the in- separables made up of him and Gil Lewis. TONI GALLUCCI — writing the humor- ous best-seller My Days As a Hotrod Driver. PAULA GANN — teaching psychology at a large university. secretary to a fa- a bio SANDY GARDNER mous doctor. RICHARD GARRET — going on game hunt in darkest Africa. NADINE GAYDA — writes paper-backs to supplement income as public- relations expert. FRANCES GILFILLAN — one of the many who become a house wife. DANNY GLAHN — owner and breeder of the finest horses in the nation. JOHN GOLDING — becoming a fa- mous chef at his cafe in Uptown N.Y. ALLEN GOOCH — achieving his goal of becoming a Civil Engineer. BONNIE GOULD — receiving professor- ship in psychology from Berkeley. JOYCE GRAHM — working diligently as a nurse in a hospital. DENNIS GRANT — achieving goal of being accepted into the MAFIA. JOHN GREGORY — winning six-day bicycle race in Europe. DENISE GREENBAUM— studying to be a doctor of psychiatry. MIKE GRUER — first volunteer to visit Venus and Mars. MARY JO GUIDINGER — giving up career to become a housewife. KATHY GUSTAFSON — joining the ranks of Americas happy house- wives in Fullerton. CHRIS HADEN — working in a law firm with six of seven partners. GING HAMILTON — retiring from her secretarial job to become a home- maker. LLOYD HANSON — becoming a new professor at Cal Tech. PETE HENDERSON — remaining the shortest giant in the west. TOM HENRY — followmg his father ' s footsteps as supervisor of the Ma- sonic Home. CHRIS HOCKMEYER— a car salesman, who becomes as rich as the Yeakles. SHARON HOPPERT — working as a dental assistant in L.A. PAT HOUSE — molding minds in an elementary school. RON HOUSE — working hard as a car- penter for a construction company. MARGARET HUBER— teaching model- ing in a high school. JOE HULTS — going into business as a rancher in Texas. PHIL HULTS— keeping books for a large firm in a big city. TERRY HUTCHINSON— mokes a career of the Air Force. DALE JENSEN — achieves worthy no- tice as an athlete. RUSS JOHNSON — working the lights on Hollywood movie set. JIM JONES — studying at the grad- uate school of a large university. NORMAN JUNKERMEIR— pursuing his hobby of testing mattresses. ELEANOR KALLIO — becomingo homemoker and mother of seven. BOB KELLIHER — achieving his goal of becoming a top-notch engineer. BARBARA KERNS — working hard at her job as a legal secretary.