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

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u rophecy RON KNECHT — still studying to achieve his goal of being a nuclear physicist. DIANA KNOX — passing her screen test and becoming an actress. KAREN KNUDSEN— working hard as secretary- homemaker. MARY KOCH — sharing her knowledge with others as a teacher. EVAN KOPALD — still trying to be- come a wealthy playboy. DAN KROLL — working hard at his job as a mechanic. JOANNE KULICK— opening her own beauty shop after years of experi- ence. MARYANNE LaGUARDIA— working as a foreign correspondent in Brazil. GAIL LAMBERT — designing the clothes worn by famous women all over the world. JOHN LANDIS — becoming famous as a great electronics engineer. BRENT LARSON — spending his life in the country as a farmer. RON LASOCKI — pilot for one of the big airlines. BOB LAWERENCE — working as a pop corn salesman in the San Diego Zoo. BRAD LEHMAN — working to achieve his goal of taking Drew Pearson ' s job. CAROL LEON — working as a beauti- cian in a movie studio. GIL LEWIS — becoming a lawyer and hailed as a great legal mind. JIM LOCKHART — going into politics and runs for state Legislature. ROSIE LOVELL — as the world ' s most talkative teacher she is well liked. LINDA LOVETT — becoming a famous woman artist. ED LOWMAN — hailed as the greatest composer of the century. DENNY LUCKETT— becoming an en- gineer and enjoys working. ROBERTA LYNDON— showing her ex- cellent training as a secretary. ANN McCUSKER — giving lessons in charm and poise to teenagers. KATHY McELROY— joining the ranks of America ' s teachers. PAT McFALL — working as a secretary while waiting for a wedding ring. DENNIS McGlLLIS — taking people on jungle cruises in Disneyland. CHARLOTTE McWILLIAMS — a nurse who postpones business for her father. JAMES MALONEY — teaching engi- neering in a large college. JOY MARRIAGE — enjoying the study of psychology. GAIL MAXSON — teaching modeling in a charm school. PAUL MELTON — alternating being a farmer and a professional football coach. CATHY MENDELL — a happy house- wife with eleven children. MIKE MICELLI — becoming a chef at the Coconut Grove. ED MIDDLEMISS — a nuclear physicist who wins the Nobel Prize. LOUIS MITTLESTADT — has a large audience as a disc jockey. Force engi- C. O. DOUG MOORE — becoming a stage director on Broadway. KAY MOORE— working hard as an executive secretary. JANET MUDGETT — doing secretarial work for a local church. BOB NAYLOR — becoming a success- ful financial advisor. PAUL NIELSON— working as an effi- cient businessman. JIM NELSON— leaving the Air and becoming an electrical neer. DAVE NEMEROFF — another graduate who became an engineer. LYNN NIELSON — enjoying fame and fortune as an actress. DAVE O ' BRIEN — going into business with Marv as a photographer for playboy. TOM ORTH — making a career out of the Marines. ROBERTA OTTE— working as an effi- cient telephone operator. SCOTT OWEN — another Nobel Prize winner for nuclear physics. PAT PACKARD — becoming a woman Marine Sergeant. MARY LEE PALMER — working hard typist and stenographer. JOHN PARKER — designing land- scapes for mansions. NANCY PAULSON — molding young minds through teaching. BOBBIE PECKHAM — perennially keeps the world wondering does she or doesn ' t she? SUSIE PERRY — graduating from little Iodine to big Iodine. CATHY PICKETT — another girl who became a telephone operator. MARV PIWONKA— half of the firm Piwonka-O ' Brien photographers for Playboy. SUSIE POOLE — a Cartoonist on the ■itoff of the New Yorker, SHARON POPERSKY — retiring from job as a public accountant to be- come a housewife. MIKE PORTERFIELD — teaching engi- neering at Cal Poly. MIKE PROUTY — owning and operat- ing his own print shop. SHARON RAILEY — joining the many, many housewives and mothers. Gary RAMONA — studying to become a draftsman. SUSAN RAWLINGS — fascinating the world with her mental power. CAROL RAWSON — teaching English to high school students. KAREN RICHARDSON— top notch bus- iness woman. SIMONE ROBAIRE — receiving her Ph.D. in foreign languages. JIM ROBERTS — working as a design engineer and artist. JUSTIN ROBERTS — becoming an over- seas correspondent to Africa. PAT ROYAL — working in a beauty salon as a hair stylist. TEDDI SADLIER — off to Paris to join the Follies. JACKIE SAILERS — perfecting her jump- ing in modern dance. JANET SANDERS — becoming a house- wife and mother of eight. MARY LOU SCHAEFFER — a private secretary to a corporation Pres. BOB SCHOOLEY— becoming a Phar- macist and buys his own drugstore. JACK SEEH — becoming an elementary school teacher after the service. DAVE SEIM — coaching basketball in a high school. BOB SEXTON— playing baseball for the New York Yankees. EMERY SMITH — becoming known for his scientific research. BOB SNIDER — his speaking ability leads him to politics. DARLENE SODERLAND— another oper- ator for the telephone company. DON SODMAN — using his technical training as an engineer. NEDDA SPANO — constantly buying clothes, clothes, clothes. CAPPY STETZ— one of Charter Oak ' s lost famous engineers. JIM STOUDT — following his career in music. JOE STRADER — following the career of an Air Force pilot. CHERYL STRASSENBERG — being a singing housewife. DORALEE SUMMERS — a missionary on some far away island. DAVE TACKETT — as a Madison Ave- nue advertising artist. JIM THOMAS — drawing designs for modern industry. LINDA THORUP — designing famous women ' s fashions. JANY TORICK — pursuing the career of a private secretary. DICK TOWT — being hailed as a great pianist. TOM TRUEBLOOD — going into the field of foreign diplomacy. WALLY VAN SELOW— still a top con- tender in the Olympics. DAN VITULLO — becoming world ' s second best wrestler. STEVE WALD — pursuing his education and becoming a genius. JACK WALDRON — becoming a doctor and forming a medical clinic. ROLAND WATERS — working in the field of commercial art. JOANNE WATSON — becoming a beauty operator. WERNER WEISSIG— well known as a successful insurance agent. NANCY WICKHAM — becoming a happy housewife and mother. FRANK WILFERT — dentist who races sports cars as a hobby. BETTE WILKINS — another housewife and mother. STEVE WILLIAMS— becoming a nu- clear physicist. BARBARA WILLS — working hard at her secretarial job. BING WILSON — pursuing a career in wine tasting. WALDON WOLF — one half of the win- ning doubles team at Wimbleton. KEN WYLIE — becoming number one wrestler in the world. JOHN ZEHRUNG — other half of the winning team at Wimbleton. PAUL ZIMMER — studying at graduate school.

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