Clairemont High School - Calumet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1964 volume:

«r5remonf,Kigh ■■ bi'9°- CM,i' FOREWORD Keys of the past have always unlocked the doors for today. A subtle blending of past and present pervades the atmosphere of San Diego and its surroundings. The rich, colorful doys of early Spanish California reflect in our heritage and play an essential part in the area's development. Musical Spanish names, holding the flavor of an earlier era, linger on our tongues in daily converse. Our quest for knowledge stems in part from the impetus provided by the good Franciscan fathers. The Padre Dam, still in existence, mark- ed the beginning of water control and irri- gation, so necessary in a region of whim- sical, undependable rainfall. For many decades the architecture of San Diego mirrored the adobe and tile structures of the dons. Our traditional hospitality, our cultural pursuits, and even our tastes in food retain the distinctive aura of the gracious days of the ranchos. The daring Spanish explorers who con- quered the desert routes to San Diego provided a vital key to its development, as did those who first ventured into the harbor. With the example of the past before us, it would follow that our interest in growth and expansion will unlock the doors of the future. WHEN NATURE BLESSES the earth with enough roin, the foothills spread o golden corpct in thanksgiving. 3 4 Water-—a precious key to unlock latent life in an arid land— magically transforms 5 the soil into a fertile source of sustenance for an ever-expanding population. STAFF Editor-in-Chief Maureen Kaye Schneider Adviser Mrs. Harriette S. Marshall Art Editor Sheryl Edson Assistant Art Editor Jane Grover Business Manager Julia Reid Senior Editor Sally Boyles Underclass Editor Jodie Hulden Picture Editor Stan Christensen TCI ubs i tof . ‘ tynda Caddick' ' - Chris FlQersch Sports Editor Mark Dodge Photographers Phil Cohen S Ja n Studer - Portraits Bus :o-Nestor Studios v - - - Underclass Photos Edwards Photo g'rap)]yv Americon Yjjtht ook Company ' Mirrographic Division K. Smith Company .i' ' ‘V • c_? C__ o JWfU. -w ' '-J— U.vV Y —x—'V vJ c vV ., k • c 'e V L- O tuv pLAA_ -v- eJoJC V v_ p O-o '. ■ V vv (P-o U 3 • aZa- -Tn l Nestled in hidden valleys of rare beauty are ranchos whose romantic names serve as a nostalgic reminder of the more leisurely days of the early Californians. FROM HIGH ATOP o mcto, in the heorl of o modern, prideful community, Cloiremont High look wcjtword to the oceon ond costword to the ancient hills. 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration 16 Student Life 106 Seniors 28 Sports 158 M Underclassmen 76 Senior Annals 193 A' SYMBOL OF scientific achievement. Polomor Telescope peers into space, in search of means fo unlock the secrets of the universe. ACADEMICS Principal 16 Vice-Principal 17 Faculty 18 Classified Staff 27 Senior Class Officers 28 Seniors 29 Tribal Honors 68 Senior Play 70 Junior Class Officers 76 Juniors 77 Sophomore Class Officers 92 Sophomores 93 Class Counselors 105 IN THE TRANQUIl ero in which if woi founded. Son luis Rey mission woe known os ’‘the most beautiful and king of the missions. 15 Charles L. Wilson, Principal ADMINISTRATORS George W. Banks Vice-principal Richard R. Jackson Boys' Vice-principal Mrs. Opal DiMatteo Girls' Adviser Counselor for Gifted Program Scholarship Counselor 18 James Adorns Holvor Adcock Mrs. Helen Afflerboch Jonc Bcomon Ernest Beck Gladden Boor Opposite page-. John Conrad Horry Crocker Aso Culver Richard Curtis leRoy Dotson Clairemont’s traditionally high scholastic achievement reflects the caliber of its teachers and administrators DON'T IOOK AT the keys, cautions Mrs. Dorothy MocKenzie, typing teochcr. THE TRUE FOCUS i� on the chonging globe in world geography. Mistily seen in background ore instructor Corl Lutz and inquisitive students. 19 Opposite poge: Mrs. Jill Gormley James Grove Donald Grugol Robert Haas H. Don Henson Mrs. Judith Hermonson Paul Housler Emil Huritk George Jones David Joslyn DRAMA INSTRUCTOR RICHARD Curtis directs cost members in highly emotional scene. RESPONSIBILITY TOR DIRECTING the entire music department (alls to the lot o( Chorles freeborn. Joseph lundoy Carl lutz Kenneth Mack Mrs. Dorothy MacKenzic Donald McKcnney Solomon Madrid Mrs. Harrictlc Marshall Frank Morzono Alien McAllister 22 MANDARIN CHINESE HAS caught the foncy of CHS students. Instructor Asa Culver checks Claudio Graham's board work. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore Roy Ownbey BE SURE IT'S the correct chonge. Students in lumir Severson's merchondising «loss leorn proper soles procedures. CADET DENNIS GIISON, Closs of I960, reports experiences ot West Point in o yulelide visit with the foculty. Mrs. Solly Rumbough Eugene Senders Jomes Seiler Lumir Severson A. Elizabeth Shonts Or. Edwin Spochl Raymond (Ocke) Stone, Jr. Mr . Almo Choppcll Mr� . Lucy Dailey Mr� . Norma Duffy AlUMNI HAVE SCATTERED to for flung outpott� . Hittory teacher len Fierro wel- come� It. Jock Oempiey home from Viet Norn. Mrs. Doris Rollberg leo Schilke Mr� . Ruth Sciumboto Mrs. Edna Springer 25 CLAIREMONT FACULTY James Adams Librarian Solomon Madrid Foreign Language and Counseling Halvor G. Adcock Social Studies and Counseling Mrs. Harriette Marshall English, Journalism and Yearbook Mrs. Helen Afflerbach Physical Education Frank Marzano Social Studies and California Jane Beaman Ernest Beck Gladden Boaz Physical Education Physical Education and Counseling Social Studies Allan McAllister Mrs. Diane McGinness Cadet Corps Industrial Arts Drama, Student Government and Counseling Ellen Boughncr Physical Education Donald McKenney Science Louis Bush Mathematics Nancy Jane McMullen Science J. Murray Callan Physical Education Sharilyn McSwan English Wm. (Art) Cockell Mathematics Mrs. Alice Mittermiller Homemaking John Conrad Industrial Arts Mrs. Elizabeth Moore English Harry Crocker Social Studies and Specials Roy Ownbey Social Studies Asa Culver Public Speaking and Chinese Marlen Peterson Physical Education Richard Curtis English, Public Speaking and Drama Industrial Arts and Physical Education Mrs. Grace Reese Foreign Language and English LeRoy Dotson Ruth Richardson Kenneth Robbins Social Studies and Art Mathematics Richard Eiler Physical Education Glen Roberts Art Leonard Fierro Social Studies Frank Romeo Industrial Arts L. Evane Foster Mathematics Mrs. Sally Rumbaugh English Charles Freebern Music Eugene Sanders Business Education Mrs. Jean Goodrich Business Education James Seiler Mathematics Mrs. Jill Gormley English and French Lumir Severson Business Education and Counseling James Grove English A. Elizabeth Shonts Homemaking Donald Grugal Mathematics and Counseling Dr. Edwin Specht Mathematics Robert Haas Science Raymond (Deke) Stone, Jr. Social Studies H. Don Henson Physical Education Mrs. Betty Tetzke English Mrs. Judith Hermanson Art Mrs. Carol Vorpahl Science Paul Housler Foreign Language Don Wilson Physical Education Emil Hurtik English Aaron York Social Studies and Specials George Jones Science Mrs. Maria Zauner Foreign Language David Joslyn Social Studies Mrs. Lucy Dailey Nurse Mrs. Aileen Kane English and Latin Ralph Lukehort Administrative Assistant Mitchell Kay English Leo Schilkc Head Custodian John Kerr Industrial Arts Mrs. Daphna Parker Cafeteria Manager Robert Kirchhoff Business Education and Physical Norberl (Pete) Green Crew Leader Education Mrs. Alma Chappell Financial Secretary Frederick Kuckuck Industrial Arts Mrs. Norma Duffy Secretary to the Principal Jack Langdon Social Studies Mrs. Margaret Hansen Attendance Clerk A. J. (Joe) Lewis Art Mrs. Alice Rayman Library Clerk Joseph Lunday Industrial Arts Mrs. Helen Roehmholdt Secretary to the Teachers Carl Lutz Social Studies Mrs. Dorris Rollbcrg Registrar Kenneth Mack Mathematics Mrs. Ruth Sciumbato Secretary to the Registrar Mrs. Dorothy MacKenzie Business Education Mrs. Edna Springer Counseling Secretary CAFETERIA LADIES: Mrs. Dophna Porker (Manager) Mr . Mildred Marshall Mr� . Moyree Albright Mr� . Agne� Peterson Mr� . Theo Wolf Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Mrs. Moxinc Wegner Mrs. Ann Posquill PAUSING FROM THE preparation of nutritious lunches is the cafeteria staff. CLASSIFIED STAFF ClAIREMONT OWES THE prestige of a clean campus to the custodial staff. CUSTODIANS Back Row: Carl Manning Francis Golgocy Lawrence Boyle Leo Schilke. Hood Custodian Norberl (Pete) Green Fred Saunders Royal 8crgslrom Front Row; Russell Johnson Floyd Monlncy, Jr. Arthur Hurd Williom Sabatine ■« Bofboro Hoikcll Pr«tiden! The seniors exhibited leadership qualities Randall lourin Adams Charles William Alberi Sandro lynn Alexander Sharon JoAnn Alexander Rondoll Clark Allen Burney O'leory Allgood, Jr. Sandra Joy Allman in the organization of their class Jacques Gorrordus Altmonn Samuel Bornord Ames Oionnc lee Anderson James lloyd Anderson Jerome Froncis Anderson Gory Royden Andresen Dorothy JoAnne Anseth Gory Robert Atkinson Patricio Ann Augustenborg 29 Imdo Ruth Austin Sollic Eileen Avery Williom Allen Babcock, III Stephen Charles Baby Corel Ann Bacon James Nolan Bailey Scholarships will help to finance the future i 30 Michael George 8oin Christine Marie Baker Horry Ray Bokcr Noncy Eileen Bokcr Sharon lavonne Baker Mary Ann 8ollatore Eleanor Wade Ballou David Arnold Borficld Terrance Cordon Borker Richard Kent Borne� Janice Marguerite Barro Sherry Diane Barrett lorry Joseph Barron Jane Marie Botney Terry Ann Beasley of many members of the class of ’64 Christopher Stephen Berry 31 Donald Fronk Bell Donald Franklin Bell Robert Anthony Beres Rosemary Ann Bernardino Kurt Frederick Berner Andreo Elaine 8elsky lila Moy Bennett Mary Hester Benlz Jonct Lynn Bcrtollni Lee Autlin Bigelow Sandro lee Bilko Robert Allan Blcssingcr Mi hocl lee Bodenhomcr Philip Richord 8oohme College credit courses, political science and Judith Ann Bogue Catherine Ann Bolgcr Suionne lee Booker James Edward Broxtan Robert Anthony Breeze Juris Joze Brempelis 32 Steven Robert Brown Mory Ann Brozewich Pool Edward Bryont mathematics, were offered to selected seniors Beverly Ann Bunker Cary Steven Butterfield lynda Arlene Caddick Myron Michael Caldwell Cathy Anne Colegori Michael Eugene Coley Dovid E. Callahan 33 Claro Jeanne Camillo Jennifer Campbell Dennis lynn Connody Vicki lynn Copane Edward Joseph Cardoza Susan Jeon Carlson A spirit of gaiety pervaded the Stonley Howard Christensen Charlene lola Christie Judy Yvonne Clark Guy Monlcy Chandler David Chopmon Gilles Alan Cholcloin Carolyn Alice Chiles social activities of the class of ’64 Arthur Thomas Cloyd Catherine Diane Coarlney lorry Scott Cochrone Sharon Ann Cotman James David Colston lorry Deon Conkle Jeffrey Francis Conlin Thomas Michael Connelly David Binns Cooke Thomos Steven Cormier Solly Slayton Cornell Coll Morie Croig Caroline Ann Crane Velvet lee Croven Alexander Florence Crete! The AFS program added an international flavor 36 Rodney lloyd Crick, Jr. Evelyn Jeon Crouch Thomot Dovid Crouch Douglas Howard Culver William Wilson Cunningham Arlene Janet Oovcnport Korlenc Bcckmon Dovid Bruce Milton Dovidson Ocon Iconord DoTiene Cheryl Morie Dexter William Frederick Dior to the class of ’64 with a Senior from Brazil Bowen Wellborn Dickton Korol Virginio Dierks William Rocco DiPoulo David Michael Dobbi Mark Stuart Dodge lindo Jeon Dubler Mory Frances Dudley Patrick Georg Dully Morlho Carol Dukes Thomos Henry Duncan 8eotricc Duran Senior privileges were a little-stressed 38 tradition for the members of the ’64 class Robot Dcon Forguton Trudy lynn Fildet Polricio Chriltin© Flint Chrijtino JoAnn Floersch loxoro Floret lynn Dee Foglomon Sandra Foliom Wondy lou Forjylhe Done Fowler George Edward fox David William Frey Gregory Kent fried Jorrett O. friend, Jr. Catherine Carolyn Frombach Alan Clork Fulmer The class of ’64 saw an active commission Cow-yxJt Jt . £yt ' Ronald Chariot Goinct Suzetlc Patrice Goliboit Edward Corydon Gardner 40 encourage many school improvements John William Goring Gory Woyne Gough Richard Homilton Go«i Kenneth Edward Grobowiki 41 Bonnie Jean Grace Kathleen lillion Grody Nancy JoAnn Grohom Barbara lee Grom� Alone Molly Gray lindo Sue Gray Seniors worked with the other classes to present 42 Susan Grayson Botty Faye Green Robert Guajardo Russell Edward Haag Patricia Melody Haight Marsho Beryl Holl Stephanie Gay Hammond Nancy louisc Hampton Kennelh Roy Horper Caroline louite Harpham Opel Jvonila Harrii Gayle Jeon Hansen Nancy Rulh Hansen Ruth Suzanne Harder Joyce Ann Harkleroad a favorable image of Clairemont to the public William Joseph Hermann Catherine Herring Anne Noel Hcritogc Sharon Elizabeth Hicks Joyce Eleanor Hillon lorry lee Hilliard Standards for responsible citizenship 44 Steven Roy Hilker Gail Margie Hisoire Marilyn Thco Hooglund Jeffrey leroy Hocpner Bunny lynn Hogue Benny Frank Hruby Mary Colhryn Hudson Harvey Horlowe Hukori, Jr. John Kent Horne John Horvey House Marilyn Winifred Howerton Donicl Leonard Howie!! were set by the class of ’64 Constance Lucille Johnson Oovid Gone Jones Jerry Stephen Jones Madeleine Corol Koisor Chorlenc Elizabeth Keorley Judith Carole Konsinger Past and present efforts will result in a successful tomorrow for the class of ’64 Eilo«n Phylli� Moi� en Corio� Javier Manzono Arthur William Marconi John William Morlin Korea Morie Martin William Allen Mo� on Largely responsible for their financial Oianc Elizabeth Mature Richard Carl Matthew� Margaret Ellen Molli� Michael Robert McCorron Allen Leroy McCoy letley Ruth McKetton John Edward Maurer Carol May 48 Terry Roy McKinley Worren Allen McMenomy Ronald Bert Mercer Ronald lee Mo� � engcr William Jackson Mcwborn Richard Anlhony Michel� Mary Ann Mile� success were the Seniors’ bake Gregg Warren Miller lois Ann Miller sales Noncy lynn Moore JamOi Philip Mitchell Karen Gail Molcr Ruben Louis Mondragon Robert Kent Millikan Judith Ann Minnoch John Alberto Mirele� 49 Danny lec Morgan lillie Louise Morgan Jeon Marilyn Moriarly Lidia Ann Moriel Robert Morris Shirley Ann Morrison Three years of joys and heartache 50 Kathleen Burton Nielsen Kay Irene Ncmilz Robert Wayne Nep James Morris Newberry Richard Gibbs Newbill Carole Ann Nolan James Potrick Nolon were ended for the Seniors at commencement Anne Elizabeth Olson louro Grace Osborne William E. Osborne, Jr. Patricio McMurroy Owen Sherry Ann Owen Jeffrey George Oxmon Tomas C. W. Pablos 51 8ryon James Porenl Robert Michael Parker Leilani Anne Porry William Roger Paul Jerry lynn Penrod Ronald Cory Perkins Class pins, sweaters and rings will act as 52 Birlus Dole Pcrritt Patricio Sue Persoli Curtis Pointer Peterson Paula Marie Peterson Sill Woyne Pickle Raymond Francis Pierce Brenda Bernadinc Ploski Robert Wayne Poff Craig Barton Powell Shclio Ann Powell James Dclahunt Price constant reminders of the Seniors’ three years Eloine Josephine Pogorcl Marsho lee Polenr lyndo Jo Poling Leonard Joseph Porno Paul Oavid Price Victor Pierre Primeoux Robert Allan Proscal Judith Mourine Pugmire Helen Duane Ouintord Antoinette Celeste Rocino Bruce Eugene Radabaugh Dennis lane Rokeslrow Steven Robert Rasmussen William Arnold Reovcly Jamct Ralph Redhead Mi hael Nelson Regan Elaine Estelle Reeves Julio May Reid Frederick Donny Reynord Senior breakfast and vespers were Karen Ann Rocha Blaine Milton Rockwell Benny Moriholl Rodriguez Margaret louiie Rollin� Allan Craig Rooten Rotricio Rwlh Rorer lorry Richard Roie a nostalgic part of the class’s last week Barry T. Sandberg 55 Croig Alton Ruitad Donna Ann Ryder Diane Lorraine Saffley Jone Froncct Roy William Scott Rulenocht Ellit Avery Ruhc Robert David Sandberg Morvetle Morie Sourer David Saucedo Mary Louise Sowchik Kenneth Allen Sawyer Corol Morie Schilling The Seniors made new friends and contacts 56 Maureen Kaye Schneider Dclroe Schultz Carol lynn Scott Rodney Stuart Seewold Thomas Michael Seitz Juanell Severe Patricia Louise Shannon Linda lee Show Carol Janice Shoemaker Oon Fronklin Short Courtney Albert Shucker, Jr. James Joseph Shumaker Steven Howard Sites Andrea Dovctte Skilling Gary Waller Skoglond throughout their high school career Patricio Joan Skurky Susan lauro Sloter Mi hocl Stephan Slosck Bonnie Goye Smith David Sidney Smith Oionne Cheryl Smith Donold Androw Smith Judith lynnc Smith Michael James Smith 57 Richord Clarence Smith Richard leigh Snapper Caryl See Sonnenberg Marilyn Moxine Sot no Patricio Ann Spivey Carol June Stapleton High school served as a laboratory in which 58 Woltcr Michael Stawicki Michael John Steen Timothy Alan Stephen lorry Alan Stockcll Morilyn Jo Stone Stephanie Marie Sloskopf Ellen Jane Stewart Jomct Thomot Stewart Seniors explored their minds and set their goals Robert Cloy Slrahl Margaret Mary Strombcrg Robert Vernon Strombcrg Shcilo Rac Strong Oown Morie Strowig Judith lynn Suter Eileen Patricio Swemon David Evan Thomot Fred George Timpcrlcy Roy Todd 59 Eorl Fleming Toler lorctlo Denise Toth Charles E. Tramposh, Jr. Earl John I. Traylor Michael Robert Trcnholm Roger Leighton Trusk David Alan Tucker The Seniors are indebted to the faculty and Antonio Polric Urso Camille Suzanne Vachcr Ocidrei Lynn Vondcrpool 60 lorry Woync Tucker John Alan Turley Royal leonord Twombyl Richard Michael Tyner Marcio lee Uminski Ronald Frank VonHeit Cyril Michael Vedomtke, Jr. Mario Luiza Vcllozo Ronald Viojo Victoria Vile� Karen Ann Vojtech Ellen Ann Wocajter administration for guidance and encouragement Lewi� Frederick Wol� h Paul Mortin Ward lee Johntlon Ware Roberta Jeon Webb David Conrad Weidig Patricio Lynn Wci t Geraldine Marie Welch 61 Koren Coil Welch Undo Sue Welch Carol Ann Wenderlich Mory lee Whorton John Paul Wheat Barbaro Diane Wheeler Through studies and counseling the Seniors have prepared for forthcoming accomplishments Senior Cabinet members ore Mr. Holvor Adcock. adviser. Ron Viejo, Tom Corm- ier. Courtney Shucker, Chris Berry. Chris Baker, Sheila Strong, Pot lombordo, lorclta Toth, Karen Jackson. Morvctte Saucer, Helen Quintard, Pol Flint, Morilu Sowchik, Barbara Haskell, and Anne Heritoge. THE SENIOR COUNCIL members are o link between the seniors ond the doss officers. HAH THE QUEENI Everyone Hood in homage to the newly crowned royalty at the ASB Boll. “Yule- tide of Yore. CHRISTMAS GLAMOR SPARKLED and dancing toes twinkled ot the ASB Boll. QUEEN JERELLE DAVIS sit� between attendants Chris McSwoin, left and Judy Fenton. King Rondy Allen's attendant� ore Kent Shearer, left, ond Jeff Bucher, right. V WHOOPSI SENIOR FROSTY THE SNOWMAN visits Cloircmont in o delicious form, os olumni return to campus. 66 JUST ANOTHER ONE for my ollc tion. YEA, I KNOW i� would b« fun, but this it no! Ihc ploce for o drog ro «. TRIBAL HONORS were awarded Outstanding Scholastic Ability; Marilu Sawchik and Dove Wofsy headed the class of 1964 with their outstanding academic records. Contributed Most to the Clots of 1964; Barbara Haskell ond Mork Dodge were selected by the Senior Cabinet os the two teniort who led the doss of 1964 through three successful years. 68 to outstanding seniors Mott Musical Ability: Outstanding musicions in the lot� ot 1964 os selected by the Music Deportment were Modelaine Kaiser and Courtney Shucker. Mott likely to Succeed Selected by a special committee for their determination, efficiency and ability were Julio Reid and Chris 8erry, as the two seniors with the most promising future. Mott Athletic Ability: Judy Smith and Ken Henderson were chosen by the Athletic Department for their participation and ability in the field of sports. “THE MAN WHO CAME I MAY VOMITI� The class of 1964 presented for its sen- ior play, The Man Who Came To Dinner. For three nights the production moved the audiences to hilarity and was considered the best play ever given at Clairemont. There were long hours and hard re- hearsals, but the result was one well worth waiting for. TO DINNER” Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley Miss Preen........... Richard Stanley...... June Stanley......... John ................ Sarah ............... Mrs. Dexter.......... Mrs. McCufcheon .... Mr. Stanley.......... Maggie Cutler........ Dr. Bradley.......... Sheridan Whiteside . . Harriet Stanley...... Bert Jefferson....... Professor Metz....... The Luncheon Guests . . Mr. Baker........ Expressmen .... Lorraine Sheldon Sandy ........... Beverly Carlton . . Westcott......... Radio Technicians The Young Boys . Banjo............. Two Deputies A Plainclothes Man .... Marilu Sawchik . . Pat Augustenborg ..........Alan Ross .......Jcrelle Davis . . Charles Tramposh ..........Lois Miller . . . . Jeanne Lecours . . . . Jackie Williams . . Thomas Wolfgram . . . Alexander Cresci . . . Stan Christensen ...........Jim Price .... Juanell Severe .......Larry Stockett .........Tom Cormier .......Steve Brown John Martin Bruce Radabaugh . . . Raymond Pierce ........ Steve Baby Steve Brown ... Barbara Haskell .......... Pat Falk . . Courtney Shucker .........Dan Howlett . . . Raymond Pierce John Martin .........Julie Carter Carol May Carrie Chiles Rosemary Bernardino Marvette Saucer Susie Grayson ....... Bill Mason ........John Martin Dan Howlett . . Bruce Radabaugh DR. BRADIEY, I, oh, hove tome good newt tor yov, loo. AFTER TWO YEARS' rc� idency ot Cloiromonl High. Dr. Ston Chritlenten receive� hi� degree from Principal Chorie� Wil� on. AH, SHUCKS� ACTIVITIES CLAIREMONT'S REPRESENTATIVES FOR the Junior Red Cross Council orei bock row, Cynthio Molone, Pom Ogdin, Undo Hclbock; front row, Ronnie Moore and Tony Smith. ENJOYING SAN DIEGO'S first Compus Book Store ore Alon Rom and Loretta Toth. RALPH LUKEHART, HARRY Whelan, and Rich- ard Van Dusen toke o well-deserved break from the hoxordous job of teaching Chiof- laint to drive. Su koonSocos John Woodrum Vice-president JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS THE JUNIOR CABINET members are Joe Ward, Jerry lehmon, Oon Wallx, Susy Shuell, Jodie Hulden, linda Hagood. Andrea Barn- well, Moureen Folk, Kirby Perkins, and John Woodrum. Cathie Adams Seero Anderson Cheryl Anderson Ronnie Anderson Sollie Anderson Hrom Andrade Karin Andreson Jody Andrews Rolando Arango Richard Arthur Jonet Ausink Jacqueleno Bacon Don Baird Patricia 8amford THE JUNIORS became seasoned high-schoolers WHAT WAS IT that dripped corn Tom Bankheod Rick Barowell John Barlow Andreo Barnwell 8en Bateman Carol Baumgartner Tom Becker Darrell Beckslrom Jo k Bergcy David Bighorn Phyllis Bowden lynn Bowers Adrion Boyce Bill Brocker Cindy Brecht Conrad Brennan Dovid 8rockmon Diane Brockmon Cothy Brosnan 78 Connie Brown Elone Brown Mike Brown Williom Brown Lynn Brunet Jeff Bucher Jim 8uchenau T Emmett Colon Rey Cholberg Donna Chapman Sandra Choic lindo Cherry Faye Clark Richard 8uck Bonnie Burgcner Barbara Barn� Cynih Burdyshow lindo 8utterlield James Byrne John Compbell Arthur Canbach Manuel Corabojai Barbara Corlten Karen Carrender Karl Castillo Judi Clork Steve Clark Dennis Cloypool Jill Cleary Dennis Cline Terry Cloyd Billy Clum Steve Cockerell Phillip Cohen Rose Connelly Connie Coveil Nancy Coleman Mary Collamcr Joanne Cook Kathryn Cooke Micheline Cordova Barbee Cowan Karen Cox Kenneth Cox Patricia Cox Noncy Crondell Diane Crawford Becky Curiel Fronk Dailey Beverly Daly Tom Danfield Bonnie Dani James Dornoud Undo Deaett Barbara Deibert Rose Deleon Dorryl Deloach 79 Rene Deloach Gregory OeMattos Judy Demetrius Peter Derzipiltki John Devlin Roelyn Dewey Terry Diaz Jerry Dickey Dole Dickson Sondy Dionan Patricia Doughtcrty Undo Douglas Patricia Downey Rosemary Doyle JUNIORS took tests—and more tests Karen Dubler Tim Duerr April Eogon Jackie Enderle David Esposito Jane Eves Maureen Falk Melody Former Diona Farnsworth Rebecca Fashing Jeon Feenstra Stan Fein Judy Fenton Jim Fisher lowed Fitch Pot Fitzgerold Wayne Flanders Sherry Flint Charles Floyd Sandra Foley Judy Foster Melody Fowler Sandy Fowler Betty Fox Sue Frey Susie Frey Chuck Froelich Chorloine Frody Tom Golbroith Edword Gollowoy Jim Gates Digby Gorcio Carol Gorside linda Gellcy Carolyn Godbcc Koye Godfrey Peggy Goit 80 Richard Gome Hclomon Gonzalez John Gonzales Ellen Gordon Kothy Gordon Ralph Gordon Rolond Gorrie lindo Honk Terry Honks Rodney Gough Claudio Grohom Rory Gronsledt Kirk Gray Alvin Green Ronold Green Paul Green how JoAnn Grill� lindo Grimes Sanford Gross Jane Grover Allen Gunn II _ . lynn Hannon Mike Horhly Marianne Harris Robert HorrisOn Cathy Hartman Jane Horlmonn Fred Hartzke Nancy Hauer Jerry lynn Haumont Joyce Howkins Shorleo Hawkins Robert Heothman Joonic Hebeler Bonnie Heckenlioble Tom Hein lindo Helbock Dove Helkenn Goil Hemingway Donno Hormbock Jon Horne lew Hull Sill Hughes Jodie Hulden Edward Hunt 81 Corolo Hurtubise Jim Hylton Becky Jackson Edword Jankowski lynn Jenkins Jerry Jennewein David Jernigan Kevin Johnson laurel Johnson Patrick Johnson Tye Johnson Vicki Johnson Barbara Jones Eric Jones JUNIORS met atoms and moles in chemistry Jomes Jones Dove Jorde Tim Joyce Terry Judkins lynne Julius Edward Korpinski John Kay Michael Kebeii Karla Keibcr Kotherine Kelleher Jim Kelly Ronald Kent 82 Thomos Kern Jim Kerr Diane Kilion Christy King Steve King Richard Kirchner Janet Klanleia Rickie Kliebert Jan Knopp Undo Knippschild Mike Knowles Carol Koch Frank Kocion John Ko:hler John Koppcl Chariot Korkcgian Carlo Koyomo Francis Kramer Gregory Kreit David Kuhn Sieve lachiuto Ray londi Mel landis Philip landis Nannelle lonne Karen lansing Pollarocy Undo larghey lynnetie Lawrence Marie lowrence Coroline laws Jim lawson Dennis lee Jerry Lehman Ed Leonard Mary Ann ley lee lincovage Charles lindtey Donald lindtey Scon lindttrom Ann lincbough Colhy linehan Merry liltell Ronald little Richard tones Debbie long Mary Kay long Joke lovojoy Croig lowrey Bill lowrie John lucos lindo luko Ken lulher lorry lyons Steve lyons Bonnie MacDonald Kitty MacGilliuroy Laura Mach Gilbert Macias Phil Moquietio Kothy Magnuton Leigh Mogruder Edward Maisen Fronk Molcongio Jconnott« Manning Robert Manning Shirley Marsh Willie Martinez Barbara Moson Jolene Matern Nancy McAleer Kathy McCloin Carol McConnell Leslie McDermott John McDowell Dennis McFarland Daniel McGee Paulette McIntosh JUNIORS ran head-on into term papers Marty Mclane Jeannie McLean James McMullin Tom Meeker Nancy Mendenhall Lynn Mercer Charles Merrill Mike Merritt Michael Mersman Pot Metzdorfl Barry Mikkelson Lynn Miller Shoron Miller Steve Mills Dorothy Minctte Pam Mitchell Linda Mohrlock Robert Mohrlock lindo Moir Greg Moler Marcio Monroe James Morgan Kathy Morgon Bruce Morse Sorah Moskowitz Janet Mullin Olga Muniz Steve Murphy Alice Mussen John Muto 84 Dorci Myers Jim Myers Woyne Nosh Dovid Nelson Oouglas Nelson Sondro Nichols Jeanne Nolan Mike Nolan Roymond Nolan Grady Nordean Gory Norrell Von Northrup Stan Nowok Jo Obcrst Sieve Palomir Wayne Poiquill Bari Payne Undo Poyne Sue Peorcc Kirby Perkin Sherry Odenbaugh Pamela Ogdin Al O'Ncol Oudley O'Neal Pomelo Osborn Robert Osborne Carol Oilerhau Sherry Olio Ted Owen George Oyer Jerry Pointer Mary lou Poll Ronold Perryman Paulo Persico Mortho Peter Warren Peterton John Phibbt Cindy Pitortki Chri Pittmon Penny Place Sondy Plogg Manfred Pohl Doljean Poling Glenda Power Roy Prince Jamet Pritchett Shoron Pugmire Morie Ouaid Houston Quick Jolene Ouintona Joyce Roddiffe Norma Ragsdale Michelle Rayman Dove Raynor lorry Reed lyndo Reed Betty Reetcr Barbara Reeves Janet Rehmus Paulo Reid Robert Reid Dori Renger Marlyn Reno Carol Renxulli 85 Morsho Respess Yvette Richard Sue Richards Mike Riddle Elio Rivas Horry Roberts Cathy Robinson Becky Rodgers Richard Rodriguez Vol Rodriguez David Rogers Jay Rogers Diane Rogouin Robert Romero THE JUNIOR PLAY was a howling success WHAT WAS IT thot made money? The Junior Ploy, of course! Kirby Ross Terri Rossiter Wondo Rossiter George Roswell Martin Roush Patricio Rowley Ausro Rudvalis Oole Rustad John Soorinen Susan Samaniego Marie Sompo Judy Sonders Sharon Sonders Sue Sonnes Vincent Santoro Tom Sargent Rebecco Soucedo Anne Schaelchlin Bill Scheib Jeannette Schuler Mary Schultz Pout Scott Frank Seiter Dovid Sempsrott Denis Sempsrott Tom Seymour Virginio Shannon Leslie Shorp John Shasteen Dove Show Don Shcorer Sieve Shearer William Smith Evelyn Sommcrleld Pool Souxo Undo Spicwak Madclyn Spincllo Frank Springer Dove Squires Richard Squires Jonice Stogg Sheilo Sianbcrry Dennis Slapp Jeff Sterling Michoel Stewart Susan Stewart Betsy Strohl Barry Stuck John Sluder Sue Sullivan Gorry Sutherland Coren Swolm Rolph Sykes laroine Sylvester Dove Sympson Borgoro Tagami Kenneth Tagami Jerry Teeuwen Bonnie Tennity Ron Tessado James Thacker Creigton Thais Greg Thompson Linda Thompson 87 Dennis Thoulion Barbaro Tillon Sue Tinsman Susan Townicnd John Tromposh Pom Trotter Sharon True Charlotte Tucker Steve Tucker Anita Tuggle John Valentino Jock Von Artsdolch Angela Von Esch Yvonne Von leewen THE JUNIORS look eagerly toward a prosperous Senior year Undo Van Meter Josto Vonsteenbergen David Vaughan Gail Velasquez Marilito Vigil Williom Vigiliolti lyndo Vollmon Bruce Voyles Susan Vronicor Carol Waddell James Wagner Arlene Woislow James Wails Jocquc Wolker Pot Wolmsley Don Waltz Joseph Word Rod Ward David Warren Sydney Woss Dawn Wotkins lorry Watt Jim Weigond Barry Weigelc Robert Wilson Douglas Winbcrg Betty Winder John Wismer John Wiweski Paul Witimon Scott Woodsey Richard Wollos John Wood John Woodrum Vie Worster linda Wroblcski Roland Wyatt Judy Wyglc Ronald Weiss Kenneth Welch Pol Welch lorry Whollofl Borry Williams Ncvin Willioms JUNIOR ClASS OFFICERS and repre� ent- otivci � weal oul iweater choices. Mike Zanari Adrian Zorr Zola Zcddies “SHE WAS ONLY o bird in o gilded tog© . . George Zelcch Michael Zieslcr Pete Zilintky lorna Rco Yanlz Mike Ycorgin Robert Yonemilsy Vonce Young 89 JUNIOR JUNIOR JANE GROVER demonstrates skills learned in the Mondorin Chinese tlass. CASEY WOUID WALTZ with a strawberry blond . . 90 ACTIVITIES WHEN YOU'VE STUDIED Sponish for five years, you may be on o felovision program. WOW, All THAT? exdoims Shoron. Juniors raised money during the summer to finance activities. 91 a� Bill Adair Steve Adam Sue Adorns Sue Adney Dick Aebischcr David Agosto Juon Aguilar Sieve Allan Mel Allcorn Douglas Allen Greg Allen linda Alonea Waller Altmonn Monica Amborl John Anderson Christine Anderson Geoffrey Anderson Krislan Anderson Richard Anderson Sheilo Andrews Terri Anlus Manuel Arias Donald Asokowo Judy Bailey Kathy Bailey Kenneth Bair THE SOPHOMORES ventured into a brave new world Barboro Barron Shirley Bcckhom Tim Beery Cheryl Bell Robert Bell Susan 8ennigsen Kathleen 8crnardino Margorct Berry Barbaro Bierer Ronnie Biss Alice Bloom Joyce Bloom Pat Boguo Georgia Bohn linda 8owden Mickey Boyles Phil Bracomonte Mark Bracker Susan Brask Bonnie Braver 93 William Byers Dennis Byrne Beryl Caldwell Ken Caldwell Tani Callaway Jerry Calveri 8orbara Cameron Sandy Cameron lindo Campbell Coral Capone Slaro Brice Claudette Brilcs Charles Bringos Barboro Brooks Donald Brown Gory Brown Glenn Brown John 8rozwieh Terri Buckwalter John Budd Rick Bugbee Judy Burns Patsy Burns Ann Bulls SOPHOMORES explored the past with Greek myths and Shakespeare Jomes Carnicom Billie Carr Christine Carr Kathy Carr Steven Carr Sandra Chappell Carl Chose Judy Cherry Bob Chidester Cissy Claor Bev Carrel 8ruce Cattell Charles Cattell Martha Cholberg lindo Chamberlain Chuck Clark Cynthio Clork Inez Clark Jerry Clark Nancy Clark Sandra Clark Susan Clork Robert Clorke Cindy Clingerman Carol Coartney Steve Cochron Dee Oee Colley Virginio Coleman Ellen Coley Goylo Collins Nancy Conkle Don Conklin Stephan Conley 94 Carol Connelly Jomes Connote Gerald Cook Jon Cook Richord Cordes Dovid Corsiglio Linda Coull Helen Coucll Terrie Crabtree Bill Craig Brenda Crandall Richard Crandoll Robert Crecely Don Crcitetto Jonathan Crier Jim Crosby Linda Crouch Carole Cupp Tim Curti� Debbie Doubt Bob David Warner Dovit Don Oeaett Patricio Deon Jock Dealherage Joseph Oempe Judy Oenmon Marta Denoyer lorry Dershem TROUBLED TIMES OF ancient doyt arc relived by World History students os these famous historical characters meet the press. Gene Deyhras Edwino Dior Drew Dickenson Don Dieckhoff Robert Dieckhoff Weldon Dicrt Anne Dineen John Di Padi Rick Dixon Barbara Doran Cindy Dorr lindo Douglas Pat Downing Steve Doyle 95 Cory Eiscrt Bob Ellioll Diane Ellioll Chris Emery Mike Emery Dennis Epperly Barb Esposilo Paul Eslola Jack Evans Sandy Evons Kris Drake Modeline Drake Fred Driscoll Tim Dully Alan Dunlap Kathleon Dvorok Martha Easton Kathy Eddington Corol Eddy Jored Edelson Carol Eden Jockie Edwards Ken Eggert Ted Ehlcrs Barbara Exner Ronald Farror Honk Fastenau Janette Foust Francino Feldman Gregory Field Koren Finley Gregory Fitch Janis Fizer Dcbby Flores Philip Flores Catherine Flynn Carl Fogg Michael Folkcrlh David Foshe Chris Foulks Marianne Fowler Gregory Frokes Robyn ne Fronk Dec Ann Froughtor Bob Gainer Doug Gates Terry Gee Georgem Gelletle Cathy Georgion lindo Gerhord Juonito Gcrrish Jock Gibbord Diane Gibbs Terri Gidlow Robert Gladden Robert Goerner Bobbie Gonzales Mike Gonzolcs Bonnie Gough Mike Grace Russell Gravet Marilyn Grayson Janice Green Phillip Green Cheryl Greene Linda Greenhow Arturo Guerrero Glen Gustafson Judy Guy Glenda Hoggard Donna Holey Sandra Homlen Poula hammer Richard Handley William Handley Michelle Hannoman Peter Hansen Debra Harter Jeon Horvey Kathy Hass Carol Hawkins Thomas Haynes Linda Heathcock Judith Heinlich Linda Heinz! (Lillie Helkenn SOPHOMORES soon plunged into full-scale plans for organizing their class Cris Henry Carol Herrell Eileen Herring Jill Herzog Dovid Hilker Alan Hill Gary Himoko Woyne Hines Steven Hohc Oorecn Holman Mike Konach Sheila Horne Kathy Hornbrook Bonnie Hoskins Louie Houston Wanned Houston Jacguelene Huff Kathleen Hull Merri Hull Soeri Jacobson Janis Joquette Daniel Jancolo Theresa John Arthur Johnson lorna Johnson Randy Johnson Jim Johnson Keith johnston Barbara Jones 97 Jeffrey Jones Mike Jones Normon Jones Thomas Jones Joyce Jordon Mark Jordon Jonsmo Julu Linda Koczur John Korpinski Sharon Kelly Judy Kendall Geoffrey King William King Kathleen Knodc SOPHOMORES pondered fundamentals of economics in Basic Cit Dan Loomis Velma losoya James Lovelace lorry luko Roberts Lyons Joe Mactsaac Cherylc Mockey Linda Maddox Jerri Moglio Susan Malone Elaine Mann Mary Manning Elcno Manzano Conni Markham Gail Martin Sandra Mortin Somucl Marzano 98 John Motthews Judy Matthews Mary Mollis Keith Mouer Corol Moxson louronce McArthur Randy McClain Morgorct McCleory Gary McCorkley Sharon McCormick Sharon McCoy lee McDonough Ron McEachern Steve McElmury Michael McFadden Don McGuire Morgaret McIntyre Doug McKesson Michael McKinley Philip McKnight Barbara Mclane James McMenomy Norine McPherson William McOuaid Chris McSwoin Robert Mohrlock Joke Molina Kothy Monks lorry Monnis Toni Monies lindo Moody Becky Moore Rox Moore 99 Ronnie Moore Susan Moron - Nikki Nous Roil Nauarro James Nemilz Joni e Newell Nikkie Nichols Chorles Nieklin Judith Niclolsm Polricio Norr Bill Notricia Bill Nunn Rosie Moreno Dennis Morgan Mike Morris lorry Morton Judy Moser Woyne Moss Patrice Murphy Susan Murphy Solly Murroy Dovid Myers Morgarct Myers Stonton Myers Eric Myrmon Eleanor Narducci Terry Ogle Ronnie Oliveira lorry Orli Barbaro Orlutoy Randy Osborn lindo Poge Ale Ponkrol Bonita Poolini Chorles Parker Robert Porko John Porrow Jim Portridge Neil Patterson Sheila Poyott Margarita Pozmony Glyndon Peachey Vera Poor lindo Penvelos Arlene Perez Corley Perrin Carleen Peterson Sandro Peterson Alan Pfau Sharon Phipps Robert Pickell Kenneth Pickle Christie Pierce Connie Pierson Shari Pihman Judith Pond Harvey Porter Marilyn Porter Melanie Powell 100 8onnie Preston Barbaro Prince Susan Prochasko Charlotte Robe George Rohe Errol Rains Terry Rokestraw Gerald Reich Dcbro Remke Geneva Rcncroe Thomas Renzuly Loyd Rice Nancy Richard� Undo Rigby Don Riley Joe Rimel David Rinoldo Jomes Ring Ken Roberts Steve Roberts Victoria Robeson Jim Rodelcr Tino Rodriguez Robert Rogers SOPHOMORES anticipate high academic achievement Steve Roney Carolyn Ruston Rick Sogu Sylvia Salisbury Jodene Solkin Stephen Sondbcrg Dione Sonnes Claire Sargent Corol Sceuso Donna Schaltz Lorraine Schultz Cathy Schroeder Kothy Schuetz lindo Seomon Carrol Seely Terry Seely Chorles Seiler Conny Selbe Shirley Selbe Sheryle Shafer Mallory Shoffer Elizabeth Show Rito Sheohon Kent Shearer Ronold Shepherd Elena Shrock Ian Shumaker Richord Shunpher Sharon Sidders 101 Kcncth Side� Tom Siegelin Jomes Siluo Bonnie Slevin Herman Smol Carroll Smith Cheryl Smith Donald Smith Karin Smith lindo Smith Raymond Smith Ronald Smith Sheila Smith Sylvio Smith Roy Snodgross Bob Snyder Nicki Southwell Madge Spaulding David Specs Sue Spencer Ronnie Spicwak Brendo Stock Ventito Stonberry Ruth Stoncil SOPHOMORES caught the spirit and loyalty of upperclassmen Marie Stonsbury Mike Stephenson Peggy Stern Sandy Stevens Kathy Stewart Kristine Suchner lindo Sumner Oorlcne Swalm John Swoboda Duane Sympson Michoel Tobler James Topp Daniel Taylor lindo Taylor Craig Tcpel Donna Tetrault Carol Thomoson lindo Thompson Russell Thompson Bob Thomson Fron Thomson Lorraine Tilley David Tiller Noncy Steworl Steven Steworl Stephan Stocked Herbert Stone Mike Sturdcvont Roocrr Todd Jim Tollison Barbara Tomoschke Ann Tooley 102 Bill Torgerson Cathy Torre Hozcl Troel Clyde Treat Robert Trelcor Agnes Trotter Glenn Trotter Stcwort Truski Gory Tucker Dione Tumminio Phyllis Utesch 8cth Utgord Som Von Alstyne Dole Vcdomtkc Morio Veltroino Phillip Vigil Jim Voss Jim Wolin Jeon Wollocc lindo Worrcn Letho Wotson Steven Woyne Steve Wcstergom Karen Wheotbread Charles Wheeler Tom Williams Helen Wilmer Charlotte Wilson lovondo Wilton Robert Wilson Kelly Wincote SOPHOMORE VICE-PRESIDENT Jim John ston slated his platform succinctly. lindo Wolf Chris Wood Jomes Works Barbara Young Julie Young lindo Young Sandy Young Elso Zordeneto Marc Zemlick Steven Zmolek 103 ACTIVITIES AND AFTER THE parade, we'll drag the Junior floot. COUNSELORS Mrs. Diane McGinness Junior Counselor I. Evone Foster Sophomore Counselor lumir Severson Sophomore Counselor Associated Student Body 108 Commission Appointive Officers Chieftain Council Girls' League 114 Boys' Federation 116 Service 118 American Field Service California Scholarship Federation Key Club Senior Y-Teens Junior Y-Teens Sophomore Y-Teens Social Studies 127 United Nations Club Science and Mathematics 127 Math Club Radio Languages 128 German French Careers 130 Future Teachers Special Interest 131 Ko-C hiefs Oddballs Publications 133 Quill and Scroll Arrow Calumet Bowling Club 138 Sports Groups 139 Letlermen Girls’ Athletic Association Drill Team 142 California Cadet Corps 146 Music 150 Instrumental Vocal Homecoming 156 SNOW SPORTS — CRUNCHY opplet — Spring lilott typify the � locpy mountain town of Julion todoy — o for cry from the gold ruth doyt of ilt poll. 107 Rondy Allen Commiitioner of Cenerol Affoir� ASSOCIATED STUDENT Gory Perkin� Commissioner of Boys' Activities BODY COMMISSION Pot Folk Commissioner of Pollies and Assemblies Carol May Commissioner of Girls' Activities Bowen Dickson Commissioner of Publications APPOINTIVE OFFICERS HELEN QUINTARD. ASB clerk, performed duties such os secre- toriol work and keeping minutes of the Chieftain Council meetings. Mrs. Diane McGinness, ASB adviser ClAIREMONT'S ASB HISTORIAN, Jonct Mullin. ployed an important port in recording the school's history. HO All BUSINESS MATTERS concerning concessions were handled by Julia Reid, concessions monoger. CHIEFTAIN COUNCIL LEADING THE CHIEFTAIN Council it choirmon Chrit 8okcr. Debbie long it the co-choirmon. CHIEFTAINS IN ACTION LOUIS BUSH LEADS his students to new moth horizons in a college credit calculus course. OH CLAIREmONT HIGH we hoil thee......VIC- TORIOUS O'ER THE FIELD! CLAUDIA GRAHAM S UNTITLED pointing drew high occlaim from mony when it was disployed in the library during o school art exhibit. The GIRLS’ LEAGUE promotes GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS or , standing, Deane Fenton, Sr. Rep.; Linda Shrock, Jr. Rep.; Shirley Beckham, Soph. Rep.; seated, Carol May, President; Susie Grayson, Vice- president; Janet Mullin, Treasurer; ond Sharon Miller, Secretory. Mrs. Judith Hermanson is the sponsor. Girls' league Council BOYS’ FEDERATION Boy� ' fed Members Above: Cory Perkins President Vie Primeoux Vice-president Right: Chris Berry Seeretory Joe Word Treosurer AFS international fosters understanding Anne Heritage, President, and faculty sponsor Mr. Oonold McKenncy talk over Ctoiremonl High tra- ditions with foreign exchange student luixo Velloxo. KAPPA OMEGA members are dedicated to school service Koppo Omega Members OFFICERS ARE SUSIE Groyson, second semester Ircosurcr; Vance Young, second semester secretory; Barbaro Groms, first semester treasurer; Jerelle Davis, first semester vicc prcsidenl; Elaine Pogorel, first semester secretory; Jeanne lecours, first semester secretary; Bill Osborne, second semester president; and Bruce Radabugh, second semester vice-president. Not pictured is Ken Henderson, first semester president. Ernie Beck is the sponsor. rewarded high Mike Herb � Fir � Semetler Treasurer Above left: Mr . Jean Goodrich Advitet left; Sharilyn McSwon Advisor For lefli Chri Berry Firs� Somejter President Betty Slrohl Fir � Semetler Vice-preiidenl POSING FOR THE photographer arc Barbara Young Fir � Semetler Secretary First Semetler CSF Member 120 scholastic achievement Twenty-two students became life members of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation after the first semester of their senior year. Randy Allen, Chris Berry, Sally Boyles, Tom Crouch, Jerelle Davis, Mark Dodge, Sheryl Edson, Richard Gozzi, Nancy Hampton, Barbara Haskell, Debbie livengood, Terry McKinley, Jeff Oxman, Vic Primeaux, Julia Reid, Craig Rooten, Morilu Sawchik, Maureen Schneider, Marilyn Sosna, Donna Thornton, Loretta Toth, and Dave Wofsy. o few of the CSF life Members. Susie Shuelt Second Semester Vice-president Terry McKinley Second Semester Treasurer Above: Vic Primeoux Second Semester President Below: Julia Reid Second Semester Secretary Second Semester Members The KEY CLUB served the ftichord action. Adviser Above loll i Mork Dodge Preiidenl Below lefts Cory Perkins Vice-president In keeping with the idea of service, the KEY CLUB donated needed food and clothing for the Tijuana Orphanage this year. Clairemont's community service club also gave a total of $125 at Christmas to the North Clairemont library, the Chil- dren's Hospital and the Salvation Army for distribution to less fortunate families in the community. clairemont High school A SAN DIEGO CALlFORlM 1 John Marlin Secretary school and community OISPIAYING THE KEY club banner are the honorary member� : Julia Reid, Pot Skurky, Borbaro Haskell, and Jerelle Davis. THE MEMBERS OF the Key Club pause between projects for a group picture. Kirby Perkins Treasurer 123 SENIOR Y-TEENS undertook service projects OFFICERS ARE PAT Lombardo, secretory; Mary Koy Eckmann, treasurer; Jcrcllc Dovis, vice-president; and Kathy Grady, president. Faculty sponsor is Mrs. Solly Rumbaugh. Members ol Senior Y-Teens The JUNIOR Y-TEENS adopted a Korean orphan OFFICERS ARE ROSEMARY Doyle, F residenl; Coil Velasquez, Vice-president; Betsy Strahl, Secretary; and Linda Butterfield, ICC Rep. Mrs. Belly Tctzke is faculty sponsor and absent from picture is Jolene Motern, Treasurer. Junior Y-Tcens 125 OFFICERS ARE JUANITA Gerrish, Treosurer; Liz Show, President; Barbara Young, ICC Rep.; Julie Young, Vice-president; and Noreen McPherson, Sec- retory. The SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS helped the community The UNITED NATIONS club promoted international diplomacy and understanding Gladden Boor is the faculty spon- sor. The MATH CLUB created a combination of brain power and fun The RADIO CLUB establishes friendships the world over Radio Club members. John Conrad is adviser. The GERMAN CLUB acquaints its members with German life The FRENCH CLUB studies the culture of the Old World Officers ore Tom Cormier, President; Corole Hurtulisc, Secretory; Ellen Cordon, Treosurer; Jim Price, Vice-president. Mrs. Morio Zouner it sponsor. French Club Members FT A worked towards a vocational career in teaching Future Teacher� officer� ore Sandy Cho� e, Secretory; ion Au� ink, Treasurer; Kolhy Kelleher, Vice-president; and Carol Oster- haus. President. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore it the faculty sponsor. Officer� ore Anne Olson, Secretory; lyndo Coddick, Vice-president; Rick Motthcws, Pretident; ond Kothy Kellcher, Treosvrer. Mr. James Seiler it the focelty tpontor. KO-CHIEFS organized co-ed social activities provided stimulation of the mind OFFICERS ARE PAT lombordo. $o retory; Peggy Giblin, Parliamentarian; Ocbbie long, Trcaturcr; Dove Wofsy, Preiident; and Morilv Sawchik, Vke-preiident. Oddball; Member; and their ;pon;or, Mr. len Fierro QUILL and SCROLL rewards outstanding contributions to the publications ACCORDING TO THE blueprints, it should fly. commenti Maureen Schneider, Secretary-Treosurer; o! Sheryl Edson, President; ond Dove Wofiy, Vice- president; look on. QUIll AND SCROll mem- bers. Bowen Dickson ond Betsy Strahl were absent. CAT'S GAME The ARROW staff worked hard outstanding paper Mr� . Harriclte Marshall Adviser Right: Koty Herring News Editor Dove Wofsy Editor-in-Chicf Chris 8erry Business Manager to publish an John Woodrum Exchange Editor Marilyn Sosna F«otur« Editor TAKE IT FROM the lop, gong.' Sheryl Edjon Editorial Editor Above Right: Kifby Perkins Sports Editor The CALUMET STAFF gave up hours of Maureen Schneider Editor-In-Chief Above left i Mrt. Horriette Mortholl Adviter left: Sheryl Edson Art Editor DEADLINES MADE QUICK but efficient work o necettily for the annual itoff. PICTURE EDITOR STAN Chrislenten discutiet hectic picture tchedule with photogrophcrt John Sluder ond Phil Cohen. leisure time to produce a memorable yearbook Stan Christensen Picture Editor Mork Dodge Sports Editor The BOWLING CLUB combined fun and exercise THE BOWIING ClUB team captains arei bock row, Mike Zieilcr, Charlie Morrill; front row, Mike McFaddin, Scott Wylie, and Aubrey Hill. Mr. Aoron York is the sponsor. LETTERMEN’S CLUB stimulated game spirit lETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS, lorry Rose, secretary-treasurer; Steve Brown, president; and Bruce Rodobaugh, vice-president. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION provided an opportunity to have fun GAA OFFICERS JEANNE lecours, Vice-president; Kothy Cooke, Secre- tory: Corrie Chile� , President; ond Cheryl Dexter, Trea� urcr; tend to business matters. WHO'S HOIOING UP whom? IF I HIT it, then who!... ? The DIFFICULT FLAG ROUTINES were executed skill- fully by the Chieftoinette . Marcia Umintki Colonel Pot Skvrky It. Colonel 142 Miii Morlcn Poterion Adviicr COIOREUI POM-PONS ENHANCED halftime pageantry. SENIOR CHIEFTAINETTES FORM the traditional C.‘ CALIFORNIA CADET Frank Marzano II. Colonel, AUS(Ret.) Commandant of Cadets CADET CLUB ROYALTY was elected by the members of the Cadet Club to reign over the Annual Militory Boll in Febr. Royally arc 2nd It. Vance Youngj Queen, Coptoin Barbara Haskell; and 1st It. Pam Ogdin. David E. Thomas Battalion Commander Robert P. Young Botlolion Executive Officer CORPS 181st BATTALION BATTALION COLOR GUARD Larry Morion. William Shughart, Michael Morris, and lorry Orlix. THE STAFF IS in charge ol Ihc training and Ihe efficient management of the Corps' activity. They ore Don Woltx, Don Moeller, Woyne Guthrie, David Thomas, Col. Morxono, Robert Young, Jerry Lehman, John Saarinen and Chorles Porter. BATTALION REVIEW IS on onnuol feature of the heavy Cadet schedule which is held each year in December. The Cadet Club Oueen and her court are presented and commissioned, the platoons compete in precision drill and honor Cadets ond officers ore selected. Here the first year cadets get a taste of what is to come on Field Doy the following spring. ANOTHER IMPORTANT PHASE of Codet life i� lo ottend regulor Cadet Club meeting� . 149 CADET CLUB Pom Ogdin, Honorory First lieutenant ROYALTY Borbara Hoikell Honorory Captain Cadet Club Queen Vance Young, Honorory Second lieutenont CLAIREMONT’S INSTRUMENTAL maintained high standards Developing musical talents and an appreciation of fine arts is the main goal of Clairemont's Music Department. Headed by Charles Freebern, groups include band, orchestra, dance band, pep band, choir, and chorus. Yearly activities for the music department have included half- time entertainment at football games, a Christmas program, and music festivals. At this year's music festival, the Clairemont band earned three superior ratings. 151 TOP HONORS WERE ochieved ogoin «hi� ycor by «He Concert Bond. THE ORCHESTRA PlAYED o« «hc Chrijimo� program and other event� . 152 Donee Bond J 54 HOMECOMING 1963 THE ClASS OF 1964 entered the winning Homecoming Float, Wipe-owl. AFTER BEING CROWNED Queen. Noncy Hanten it congratulated by Koren Welch, one of the tenter attendants. THE HOMECOMING COURT “Chieftains on the Warpath” Returning alumni took part in Clairemont's '63 Homecoming festivities: floats, football, and a royal court. Last year's queen, Linda Busch, crowned Nancy Hansen, the new queen. Attendants were seniors Karen Welch and Linda Welch; juniors, Linda Shrock and Vance Young; and sophomores Kathy Hass and Chris McSwain. NEEO WE SAY onylhing? SONG AND CHEERLEADERS golher around the CHS Booster Club's flool dur- ing halftime. DAVE JONES. 33, finds doylight in the Mission Boy line os the Chiefs defeated the Sues, 13-0. 157 WHEN THE SNOWS tome, an hour' drive tokc� Son Oiegon� from � unny beoch to winter wonder- land in the loguno Mountain� , home ol early Indian tribe� . ATHLETICS Cheer and Song Leaders Football Gymnastics Wrestling Tennis Cross-Country Track Basketball Baseball Golf Swimming VARSITY SONG AND Pol Falk Head Cheerleader Jeanne lecour Richard Gozzi Vance Young 160 linda Welch CHEERLEADERS I Mike Bodcnhomer VARSITY FOOTBALL hod A Cooch leRoy Dolton Although not o banner year in comparison to last year's League-winning season, the CHS football team did provide many sparkling performances as in the upset vic- tory over Hoover and the grudge defeat of Point Loma. Compiling an over-all record of four wins and four losses, the Chiefs finished in fourth place in the Western League. Two players, Steve Brown and Bruce Radabaugh, earned the distinction of being named to the all-league team. CHS SEASON RECORD Opp. 6 Hilltop 0 6 .... 12 7 Crawford 34 12 Hoover 7 13 Point Loma 7 13 .... Mission Bay 0 •o .... Kearny 36 •6 .... La Jolla ‘League Games 26 its ups and downs Bob Sandberg Co-Captain First Row: C. Berry, Mgr., C. Peterson, D. Kuhn, I. Kernes, T. Duncan, B. Pool, C. Brennen, J. Traylor, T. Sargent, J. Coring, R. Romero, A. Boyce, P. Henson, R. Arango. Second Row: I. Dotson, Coach, 0. Hclkonn. Mgr., B. Harrison, S. lyons, K. Shearer, J. Penrod, J. Smith, R. Sandberg, S. 8rown, B. Radobaugh, B. Morse, P. Page, B. Porker, M. Riddle, S. Mills, T. Soil , Mgr.. D. Henson, Coach. Third Row: D. Smith, T. Owens, B. Stromberg, J. Jenncwcin, T. Barker, C. Smith, M. Tronholm, K. Henderson, D. Cline, J. Farnham, B. Osborne, 0. Jones, T. Stephens, I. Whottoff, S. Yoorth, I. Rote. 163 Dove Jone� Honorable Mention All-league Mott Valuable 164 Ken Henderton HAIF8ACK KEN HENDERSON'S fine reception� like tbit one helped CHS conquer traditional rival Point tomo. ENO MUCE TRENHOIM gathers in a pass from Kent Shearer for a key goin. The Chieftains didn't goin enough, though, as Madison upset CHS, 12-6. Bob Porker Curt Peterson Honorable Mention All-league Tim Stephens Dove Smith 165 Jerry Penrod Charlie Smith Honorable Mention All-leogue COACH DON HENSON and Co-Captain Bruce Rodobough discuss strategy during the Mission Boy gome. FUUBACK DAVE JONES leaves a trail of would-be ladders as John Troylor John Goring lonnic Kernc� All AlONE IS lorry Rote at he grabt a Kent Shearer pots in the Chiefs' first gome against Hilltop. Kent Shearer Mott Improved lorry Wholtoff CHIEFTAINS REIAX AT holftime of the Point lomo game. Despite the air of sadness in the locker room, Cloiro- monl did omorge with o 13-7 win, as fullback Dove Jones ran for both TD's. WITH FINE OFFENSIVE blocking. Dove Jones punts the Chiefs out of trouble from deep in Clairemont territory. Jerry Smith JAYVEE FOOTBALL outdid the varsity In winning three league games and los- ing only two, the JV football team fin- ished second in the Western League play. Several players will become valuable members of the varsity next year. Cooeh Colton HEIPI CRIES HALFBACK Ri ky Dixon os three Kearny linemen ore about to holt hit progress. The Joyvee Team U0 The Gymnastics Team Coach Jock langdon The gymnastics team swept the Western League for the fifth straight year, taking first place. Coach Jack Langdon led the team to an almost perfect record, los- ing only to CIF champion Craw- ford. The Chiefs placed third in the CIF finals behind Crawford and San Diego. Richard Gozzi Team Captain The Gymnastice Squad Bill Cunningham Moil Valuable Gymnait Steve Baby Tom Donfield Pat Folk 37 Dove Squirei Mott Improved Gymnait VARSITY WRESTLING was undefeated in league competition Tom Donfield VARSITY BASKETBALL had its high—and low—points Coach Dick Eilor this year With only two lettermen returning from last year the varsity basketball team was dependent upon the JV squad for its nucleus this season. Troubled by lack of experience, unusually tough com- petition, and a few bad breaks, the Chiefs struggled through 23 games, winning 6 and losing 17. The only league wins came against Point Loma twice, thus easing the pain of finishing in the Western League cellar. The scoring of Ken Henderson, with two 32-point games, and steady play by Bill Mason, Ted Heckman, and Randy Allen helped salvage an otherwise disappointing season. The presence of ten seniors and only one underclassman on the team prevented this year from being one of rebuilding. How- ever, despite this graduation toll, basketball should again take a turn for the better with several fine JV players joining the varsity next year. Varsity Basketball Squad 174 Ken Henderson Most Valuable CHS SEASON RECORD OPPONENT 52 Chula Vista 53 45 Hilltop 52 42 Lincoln 63 42 St. Augustine 50 56 Hoover 52 49 Monte Vista 80 45 Helix 68 65 St. Augustine 80 64 Mf. Miguel 62 51 Escondido 44 43 Chula Vista 56 43 Sweetwater 55 31 Kearny 49 50 La Jolla 74 58 Mission Bay 61 45 Madison 46 57 Point loma 50 74 Granite Hills 70 33 Kearny 66 54 La Jolla 69 60 Mission Bay 74 60 Madison 63 56 Point Loma 42 Ted Heckman Most Improved THIS DRIVE BY Randy Alton helped CHS to a sur- prise victory over Hoover on the Chiefs' home boards. The win marked Clairemont's second upset win over the Cardinals this year. Bill Moson Team Coptoin 175 Chorlie Smith 176 Randy Allen MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Ted Heckmon moves in for a toy-up against Soinl Augustine. Ployed ot Mission Boy, the game was one of the yeor's first. 'ONE, TWO, CHA-eho-cho Coach Eiler gives holflime Kent Sheorer John Dring Gory Skoglund ecture during on eorly seoton gome. KEN HENDERSON IOFTS o left-honded Kook shot ogointl Soint Augustine in first round Kiwonis Tournoment oction. Mike Trenholm Mike Herbs! CHARLIE SMITH TAKES aim in Kearny gome ol CHS. The Chief� ' oim� weren't good enough os CHS suffered a 49-31 lots. SOPHOMORE SENSATION KENT Sheorer drives for two in Kiwonis Tournoment. Bob Morris JV BASKETBALL enjoyed a winning season JV Cooth Di k Eilcr BIG JIM McMUlllN scores two lor mour stands by. CHS as Tom Sey- WE WANT RAINI —Chicls lowcll Filth ond John Koehler bailie for rebound against Mission Bov. JOHN KOEHLER. JV high-storer, posses in home gome against Point Loma. LOWELL FITCH HELPED CHS defeat Point loma with this shot in the season's last gome. VARSITY BASEBALL Dick Hoon Pilcher Ken Henderson Center Field set out to defend the Western League crown Dave Jones first Bose Bob Sondbcrg Catcher ACE RIGHTHANDER DICK Hoon fires against Point lomo. Alter a rocky first inning. Big Haan shut the door for five scoreless in- nings as CHS won 4-2. Rick Dixon Second Boso DAVE JONES AWAITS Dick Hoon's pick- footed. Joke Molina Third Bote jff throw that cought this Pointer flot- Jokc tovcjoy Pitcher CATCHER BOB SAND8ERC mokes on important out ot home. The Chiefs' try wosn't good enough os they lost to El Cajon, 5-4. JV Boicboll Coach leroy Oolson Ron Perryman Outfield AMONG THIS GROUP of JV Boscbollers might well be the ttarling nine for the Varsity squod next year. The GOLF TEAM was led by San Diego’s top amateur 185 SWIMMING TEAM displayed various JOHN MARTIN DEMONSTRATES the butterfly ttrokc. TERRY FRIEND SHOWS fine back-stroke form. PRACTICING FREE-STYIE to raise competition speed is Tim Stephens. Swimming Team TENNIS TEAM showed great promise for Tenni� Teom Mark Dodge Second Singfos Gary Perkin� and Dove Chopmon, First Doubles CROSS COUNTRY improved its league standing Steve Shearer Mott Valuable Firtt Man Vic Primeaux and Run Haag Jayvce Crott Country TRACK AND FIELD strained to break Chieftain records Led by outstanding performances in the high jump and sprints and a large turnout of athletes, this year's track team showed improvements over last years' record. Coach Robert KirchoH Vanity and JV Track Squad� _____________________________! PACING HIMSELF IS 440 man Randy Allen. 190 VIC PRIMEAUX, RUSS H009 ond Sill Morkt ore o pari of Cloircmont's distance squad. 191 WAITING FOR THE gun in dosh competi- tion ore Dove Kuhn and Paul Henson.SENIOR ANNALS Randall Lourin Adams lRandyl SDSC, Electronics Charles Wiliam Albert Sandra Lynn Alexander Veterinarian Sharon Joanne Alexander Homecoming Float Comm.5 Senior Breakfast Comm. SDSC, Nursing Randall Clark Allen lRandyl Commissioner of General Affairs 125 JV Basketball 10, 115 Varsity Basketball 125 Varsity Track 10, 11, 125 Key Club 11, 125 CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Kappa Omega 12. College, Business Administration Burney O'Leary Allgood Jr. Spanish Club 115 Arrow Staff 125 CSF 125 Honors English5 City College Political Science. SDSC, Government Sandra Jay Allman AFS 10, 11, 125 Allowat Sakima 105 Girls' League 105 Red Cross 115 Drill Team 125 Drama Production 11. KMCC, Nursing Jacques Gerrarclus Altmann SDCC, SDSC, Mechanical Engineer Samuel Bernard Ames Dianna Lee Anderson Kappa Omega 125 GAA 105 Gymnastics 11. James Lloyd Anderson lJiml SDSC, Law Jerome Francis Anderson lJerryt Oddballs 125 Radio Club 125 Senior Float Comm.5 Senior Play Comm., Physics Teamp City College Cal- culus. Brigham Young University Gary Royden Andresen Ko-Chiefs 10. SDCC, Real Estate Dorothy Joanne Anseth Drill Team 115 Kappa Omega 125 Y-teens 12. SDCC Gary Robert Atkinson KMCC Patricia Ann Augustenborg Properties Comm. 115 Drill Team 12, Oddballs 125 Senior Play Cast. KMCC, Cosmetology Linda Ruth Austin GAA 10. SDCC Sallie Eileen Avery French Club 115 Senior Council5 Chieftain Council 125 Y-teens 125 Kappa Omega 125 AFS 125 Girls' League 125 Co-chairman of Twirp Week 12. William Allen Babcock Ill lBilll Transfer from Pleasant High in grade 105 Varsity Gymnastics 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Track 12. Cal Poly, Architectural Drafting Stephen Charles Baby Senior Council5 Senior Play Comm.5 JV Gymnastics 105 Varsity Gymnastics 11, 125 Varsity Track 125 Fine Arts Club 11. KMCC, Air Force Carol Ann Bacon CSF 10, 115 Chez Nous 10, 11, 125 Oddballs 11, 125 Spanish Club 11. Cal Western, Business Administration James Nolan Bailey SDSC, Science Maior Michael George Bain Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 10, 11, 12. KMCC, SDSC, Veterinarian Christine Marie Baker lChrisl GAA 105 Y-teens 11, 125 Kappa Omega 125 Senior Council5 Chairman of Senior Prom5 Chairman of Chieftain Council 125 Chieftain Council 12. SDSC, Veterinarian Harry Ray Baker SDCC, Accountant Nancy Eileen Baker Transferred from W. T. Sampson High, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in grade 125 GAA 125 French Club 125 Madrigals 125 Choir 125 Announcement Comm.5 City College Calculus. SDSC, Teacher Sharon Lavonne Baker SDCC, Home Economics Mary Ann Ballatore Red Cross 105 Kappa Omega 12. Eleanor Wade Ballou Oddballs 11. SDSC, Psychology David Arnold Barfield Graphic Arts Club 12. SDSC Terrance Gordon Barker Varsity Football 125 Math Club 125 JV Wrestling 11, 125 German Consulate Award 115 Lettermen's Club 125 City College Calculus5 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist. UCSD, Engineer Richard Kent Barnett lKentl Pep Band 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 12. Graceland College, Engineer Janice Marguerite Barra Sherry Diane Barrett Y-teens 125 Girls' League 11, 125 Senior Play Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm. Airline Stewardess Larry Joseph Barron Varsity Golf Team 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Kappa Omega 125 Oddballs 125 CSF 105 Chieftain Council 125 Traffic Safety Comm. 12, Senior Council5 Pep Club 125 Lettermen's Club 125 All City Honors Orchestra. UC, Dentistry Jane Marie Basney Health Careers Club 10, 115 Spanish Club 11. SDSC, Libraria'1 Terry Ann Beasley GAA 10, 115 Chieftain Council 115 Stamp Sales 125 Red Cross 10. University of Hawaii Donald Frank Bell lDonl Junior Council5 Kappa Omega 12. KMCC Donald Franklin Bell lDonl Track 105 Chess Club 10, 11. SDSC, Lawyer Lila May Bennett Red Cross 11. James Hall of Beauty Mary Hester Bentz GAA 115 Choir. SDCC Robert Anthony Beres Mechanics and Drafting Rosemary Ann Bernardino Drill Team 11, 125 GAA 11, 125 Y-teens 125 Senior Float Comm.5 Senior Privileges Comm.5 Kappa Omega 12. College, Medical Secretary Kurt Frederick Berner SDCC, Business and Air Force Christopher Stephen Berry lChrisl CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member, Pres. 125 Varsity Tennis Mgr. 11, 125 Varsity Football Mgr. 125 Arrow staff 12, Business Manager 12, Class Ring Comm. 115 Senior Commencement Comm. Chairman, Senior Cabinet5 Boys' Federation 12, Sec. 125 Chess Club 105 Bowling Club 115 Oddballs 125 Traffic Safety Council 125 National Merit Letter of Commendation 125 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist5 City College Political Science5 Honors English5 Academic Distinction. Annapolis, Naval Officer Janet Lynn Bertolini Lee Austin Bigelow Sandra Lee Bilka Donald Leroy Bingman SDCC Robert Allan Blessinger Rifle Team 125 JV Tennis 11. Humboldt State, Forestry Michael Charles Blodgett lMikel SDSC, Pre-medical5 UCLA, Medicine Michael Lee Bodenhamer lMikel Varsity Cheerleader 125 Track 10, 11, 125 JV Foote ball 105 Chieftain Council 115 Radio Club 11, 12. Cal Tech, Electronics Philip Richard Boehme Co-editor of Literary Mogazine5 Senior Privileges Comm.5 UN Club 125 Chess Club 10, 11, 125 AFS 125 CSF 105 Radio Club 115 Oddballs 11, 125 Span- ish Club 105 Physics Team 125 Academic Distinction. Judith Ann Bogue lJudyl CSF 10, 125 Y-teens 11, 125 Kappa Omega 12. SDSC, Dietician Catherine Ann Bolger lKathyl SDCC, Secretary Susanne Lee Booker Sally Olivia Bayles CSF 10, 11, 12 Life Member5 Calumet Staff 12, Senior Class Editor 125 Arrow Staff 10, 11, 12, Col- umnist ll, 125 Chairman of Junior Prom5 Junior Cabinet5 ASB Historian 115 Chieftain Council 115 AFS 11, 125 Americans Abroad Semi-finalist 115 Chairman of Senior-Faculty Game 125 Girls' Lea9U9 10, 115 Quill and Scroll 11, 125 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 105 Oddballs 125 Fine Arts Club 105 Tom- Tom Twirl Comm. 10, 11, 12, Decorations Chairman 11, Chairman 125 Kappa Omega 125 City College Political Science5 California State Scholarship Semi- finalist. UCR, Political Science William Jenning Brask Jr. Varsity Golf Team 10, 11, 125 Senior Council5 Senior Privileges Comm.5 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Oddballs 125 Kappa Omega 12. SDSC, Business Administration James Edward Braxton Robert Anthony Breeze Russian Club 105 Oddballs 10, 11, 125 UN Club 10, 11, 12, Pres. 125 United Nations Annual Con- test Winner 115 1st Electronics Award at SD Science Fair 105 National Navy Science Award 105 National Air Force Science Award 105 Speech and Debate Team 12, lVarious Awordsl5 National American Legion Oratorical Award5 City College Political Science. UCLA, Law Juris Joze Brempelis Chess Club 10, 11, 125 Poetry Club 11. UC, Nuclear Physics Jerry Ynett Britt lBunnyt SDSC, Psychology Diane R. Brown KMCC, Psychology Janice Elaine Brown Marvia Lynn Brown Spanish Club 10, 11, Pres. 115 FTA 11, 125 GAA 105 Oddballs 115 Drill Team 11, 125 Captain 125 Red Cross 115 Choir 125 Senior Council5 Senior Cab- inet5 Chairman of Senior Privileges Comm.5 Senior Play Comm.5 Student Teacher. UCLA, Teacher Rebecca Dianne Brown Steven Robert Brown Key Club 11, 125 Boys' Federation 11, 12, Sec. 115 Kappa Omega 125 Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, Cap- tain 125 Commissioner of Boys' Athletics 125 Letter- men's Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11, Pres. 12. Claremont Men's College, Business Engineering Mary Ann Brozewich SDSC or Cal Western, English Paul Edward Bryant Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Swimming Team 10, 11, 125 Swimming CIF 115 Debate Team 12. L.A. Law College Pamela Ann Buck Jeanne Lynn Budd French Club 125 GAA 125 Track 12. Airline Stewardess Beverly Ann Bunker Modern Dance 105 GAA 10, 11, 125 CSF 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Y-teens 10, 11, 125 Chieftain Council 105 French Club 10, 115 Choir 11, 125 Madrigals 11, 12. SDSC, Music Gary Steven Butterfield SDSC, Business Management Lynda Arlene Caddick Y-teens 125 Ko-Chiefs 12, Vice-pres. 125 Calumet Staff 12, Assistant Clubs Editor 125 Junior Sweater Comm.5 Senior Play Assistant Director5 Senior Prom Comm. Medical Assistant Myron Michael Caldwell lMiket JV Baseball 11. SDSC Cathy Anne Calegari Michael Eugene Caley SDSC David E. Callahan Clara Jeanne Camillo Jennifer Campbell lJennyl GAA 10, 115 Y-teens 11, 125 Red Cross 115 Drill Team 115 CSF 125 Girls' League 10, 125 Chairman of Twirp Week. Cosmetolagist Dennis Lynn Cannady Track 12. Vicki Lynn Capone KMCC Edward Joseph Cardoza Transferred from Clairemont in grade 12. Susan Jean Carlson FTA1O5 Tennis Club 115 GAA 12. SDSC Psychologist Donald Mike Carpenter Connie Anita Carr Patricia Jean Carroll Varsity Band 10, 11, 12. Patricia Rae Carroll Girls' League 115 Choir 10, 115 Spanish Club 105 Girls' Gymnastics 11. Geraldine Marie Carson lGerryl Y-teens 125 Girls' League 12. KMCC, Dental Hygienist Julia Ann Carter Lanier Scott Castillo Vivian Joan Cattell John Emil Chaffin Guy Manley Chandler UCLA, Dentist David Chapman JV Wrestling 105 JV Tennis 10, 115 Varsity Tennis 125 JV Football 115 CSF 105 Oddballs 12. Engineer Gilles Alan Chatelain SDSC, Mechanical Engineer Carolyn Alice Chiles ICarriel Commissioner of Girls' Athletics 125 Kappa Omega 125 Oddballs 125 GAA 12, Pres. 125 Senior Play 125 Constitution Revision Comm. 12. Stanley Howard Christensen Calumet Staff 12, Picture Editor 125 Senior Coun- cil 125 Drama Production 117 Senior Play 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 11, 125 Pep Band 125 Dance Band 12. Brigham Young University, Teacher Charlene Lola Christie Transferred from Hawaii5 CSF 125 ASB Ball Comm. ll, 125 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 11, 125 GAA 115 Drill Team 125 Chairman of Senior BulIetins5 Junior Sweater Comm.5 Cap and Gown Comm.5 Senior Breakfast Comm . SDSC, Stewordess Judy Yvonne Clark Drill Team 115 Jr. Achievement 10. Kelsey Jenney Secretarial School, IBM Secretary and Operator Arthur Thomas Cloyd Catherine Diane Courtney ICathyl GAA 105 Future Nurses 10. SDCC, Secretary Larry Scott Cochrane Swimming Team 11, US Naval Engineering School, Submarine Service Sharon Ann Colman Sophomore CounciI5 Junior Council5 Chieftain Coun- cil 10, 11, 125 Red Cross 125 Girls' League 10, 11, 125 Allowat Sakima 105 Senior Play Comm.5 Y-teens 11, 12. SDCC, Dental Assistant Jill Collier Girls' League 10, 115 Hockey League 10. James David Colston SDSC, Air Force Larry Dean Conkle Air Force Jeffrey Francis Conlin Thomas Michael Connelly JV Baseball 10, ll. KMCC David Binns Cooke Varsity Swimming 10, 11, 125 SDSC, Engineer Thomas Steven Cormier Chess Club 10. Chez Nous 10, 11, 12, Tres. 11, Pres, 125 German Club 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 11, 125 Senior Play Cast5 Campus Book Stcreg Cap and Gown Chairman5 Senior Breakfast Comm.5 Junior Ring Comm.5 Chess Club. College Sally Slayton Cornell Allowat Sakima 105 Ko-Chiefs 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 10, 125 Track 12. SDSC, Medicine Gall Marie Craig SDCC, Beautician Caroline Ann Crane Pep Club 10, Girls' League 115 Kappa Omega 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Chieftain Council 12. SDSC, Home Economics Velvet Lee Craven Choir 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 115 Gymnas- tics 11, 125 Drill Team 12. SDSC, General Alexandra Florence Cresci lSandyl Fine Arts Culb 10, 11, Pres. 115 Red Cross 10, 115 Choi? 10, 11, 12, Outstanding Junior 115 Madrigols ll, 125 CSF 125 Honors English5 City College Polit- ical Science. Evelyn Jean Crouch IEvie1 Drill Team 125 GAA 125 Gymnastics 11, 12. SDCC, Cosmetology Rodney Lloyd Crick Jr. Thomas David Crouch Marching Band 105 Concert Band 105 CSF 10, ll, 12 Life Member5 Chess Club 125 Math Club ond Team 125 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist5 National Merit Finalist5 City College Calculus5 City College Political Scienceg Academic Distinction, Stanford, Mathematics Douglas Howard Culver William Wilson Cunningham Varsity Gymnastics 11, 125 Voted most valuable player of Gymnastics team 125 Varsity Band 115 Lettermen's Club 11, 12. SDSC, Data Processor Arlene Janet Davenport Karlene Beckman David Red Cross 125 Senior SDCC, Stewardess Bruce Milton Davidson SDCC Billy Emmett Davis Float Comm.5 Vespers Comm. Swimming Team 115 Rifle Team 12. SDCC, Law Enforcement Jerelle Davis Varsity Songleader 125 JV Songleader 105 CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Honorary Key Club Member 125 ASB Ball Chairman 125 ASB Ball Queen 12, Chieftain Council 11, 125 Junior Prom Attendant 115 Kappa Omega ll, 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Y-teens 11, 12, Pres. 11, Vice-Pres. 125 Oddballs 11, 125 Soph- omore Class Council, Constitution Comm. 105 Senior Play Cast5 FTA 105 GAA 105 Shamrock Shuffl Coup, Cards Chairman 115 Crisco H ome Economics Award 11. College, Home Economist Jimmy Leota Davis Track 10, 11,125 Oddballs 11. KMCC, Air Force Francis Harley Dean KMCC, Air Force Dean Leonard DeTienne Cheryl Marie Dexter GAA 10, 11, 12, Treas, 125 Gymnastics 10, 11, 125 Modern Dance5 Oddballs 11, 12, Chez Nous 115 Girls' League. SDSC, Teacher William Fredrick Diaz Swimming Team ll. SDCC, Industrial Engineer Bowen Wellborn Dickson Karel Virginia Dierks Choral Club 105 Health Careers Club 115 Junior Prom Comm.5 Junior Ring Comm.5 Junior Sweater Comm. 115 Chieftain Council 125 Director of Senior Play5 Vespers Comm., Programs Chairman5 Oddballs 12. SDSC, Nursing Wililam Rocco DiPaulo SDSC David Michael Dobbs Mark Stuart Dodge CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11, Pres. 125 Commissioner of Finance 125 Kappa Omega 125 Calumet Staff 12, Sport Editor 125 JV Tennis 105 Varsity Tennis 11, 125 Traffic Safety Council 11, 125 Chieftain Council Co-Chair- man 115 Junior Ring Comm. Chairman5 Departmental Award for French 115 Handball Tournament, First in Singles 125 Lettermen's Club ll, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Honors EngIish5 City College Calculus. Stanford, Law John Steve Dolson Transfer from Fort Hamilton High School in grade 12 SDSC, Electronics Engineer Logan Eugene Douglas SDSC, Science Teacher Paul James Douglas John Edward Dring Jr. Varsity Basketball 125 JV Basketball 115 JV Foot- ball 105 Kappa Omega 125 tain Council 10. San Jose State College, Design Engineer Chess Club 105 Chief- Linda Jean Dubler GAA 10, 115 Modern Dance. KMCC Mary Francer Dudley SDCC, Medical Technology Patrick Ge.orge Duffy AV Monitor SDSC Martha Carol Dukes Drill Team 115 Allowat Sakima, 105 Noma Spelling Certificate. Y-teens 115 Thomas Henry Duncan Varsity Football 125 JV Football 10, Wrestling 11, 125 Kappa Omega 125 Club 12. Beatrice Duran 1 lg Varsity Lettermen's Richard James Dvorak KMCC, Commercial Pilot Mary Kathryn Eckmann Sophomore Council5 Y-teens 'll, 12, Treas. 125 Kappa Omega 125 CSF. SDSC James Eldon Eddington Margaret Ann Eddy SDSC, Secretary Sheryl Earlene Edson CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 AFS 11, 125 Health Careers Club 10, 115 Arrow Staff 10, 11, 125 Edi- torial Editor 125 Calumet 10, 11, 125 Assistant Art Editor 11, Art Editor 125 Homemaking Department- al Award 10, 115 Coed Correspondent 115 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 125 Girls' League 115 Y-teens 11, 125 Junior Sweater Comm.5 Junior Ring Comm.5 Kappa Omega 125 City College Political Science5 Honors English. SDSC, Dietetics Edward Scott Elder Oddballs 11, 125 Chieftain Council 115 Arrow Staff 125 Wrestling 10. SDSC, Journalism Carole Jeanne Ellis Rita Collen England Drill Team ll, 125 Kappa Omega 125 Y-teens I25 Senior Council. Richard Littlefield Essery Science Fair 10, 11. UCSD Patrick Lee Falk Head Varsity Cheerleader 125 Commissioner of Ral- lies and Assemblies 125 Gymnastics 10, 11, 125 JV Football 105 Track 125 Wrestling 115 Swimming 125 Key Club 11, 125 Kappa Omega 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Senior Play Cast5 Boys' Federation ll, 12, SDSC Danny Joseph Fantoni SDCC, Cabinet Maker John Clyde Farnham Wrestling 11, 125 Varsity Football 12. Palomar Junior College and SDSC, Electronics Judith Carrole Feenstra Deana Mary Fenton Ko-Chiefs 105 Y-teens 115 Drill Team ll, 125 FTA 115 Girls' League 11, 125 Oddballs 125 Senior Council5 Chieftain Council 125 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 12. SDSC, Teacher Jerry Jules Fenwick CSF 105 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 10, ll, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. Stanford, Musician Robert Dean Ferguson Trudy Lynn Fildes Y-teens 11. SDCC, Secretary Patricia Christine Flint Christine Joann Floersch CSF 10, 125 Calumet Senior Play Comm. Assistant Club Editor 125 Lazaro Flores Lynn Dee Fogleman Sandro Folsom lSandyt GAA 12. Wendy Lou Forsythe KMCC, Dietetics Dane Fowler Chess Club 10, 115 Oddballs 10. SDSC, Physicist George Edward Fox SDSC David William Frey Gregory Kent Fried lGregl Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 125 JV Football 105 Kappa Omega 12. Jarrett Q. Friend Jr. Ko-Chief 125 Swimming ll, 12. Scripps Institute, Marine Biology Catherine Carolyn Frombach ICathyl Girls' League 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Y-teens 11, 125 FTA 125 Twirp Week Comm. 11, 125 Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm. SDSC, Teacher Alan Clark Fulmer Sophomore Council 10. SDSC, Engineer Ronald Charles Gaines JV Gymnastics 10, 125 Varsity Swimming Team ll. SDCC, Graphic Arts Suzette Patrice Galibois Y-teens 125 Modern Dance 105 Girls' League 125 Pep Club 10. KMCC, Social Worker Edward Corydon Gardner Kappa Omega 125 Track ll, 12. Samuel Edwin Gallinger College, Political Science Judith Carol Geller Madrigols 12, Paul Vernon Genschaw SDCC, Air Force Robert Neldon Geopfarth Handball Team and Tournament 12. SDSC Janice Ruth Gerde Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Oddballs 105 Drill Team 125 Y-teens 125 CSF 125 Senior Privileges Comm.5 Senior Play Comm.5 Student Teacher 12. SDSC, Psychology Thomas William Georgian Transfer from San Diego High in grade 115 Elec- tronics Club 11, 125 Track 115 Swimming 12. SDSC James Joseph Geretshlaegen lJiml Ko-Chiefs 12. KMCC, Electronics Technician Mary Kathryn Gerhard Charles Michael Getzoff Radio Club 11, Pres. 115 SD Science Fair 10, 11, 12, 3rd Physics 11, 1st electronics 125 Navy Cruise Award 125 Second Place SD Science Fair Sweepstakes Aword5 ISA Award 125 Senior Council. UCSD, Physics Michael Dennis Gibbs SDCC, Sheet Metal Worker Peggy Jo Giblin CSF 10, 115 AFS 11, 12. Senior Rep.5 Oddballs ll, 12, Parliomentarian 12, Girls' Chorus 105 Choir 115 Fine Arts Club 10, 115 Allowat Sakima 105 Modern Dance 10, 125 Girls' League Cheering Section5 Gym- nastics 11, 125 Y-teens 11, 125 Junior Ring and Sweater Comm., Senior Play Comm.5 Senior An- nouncements Comm.5 ASB Ball Comm.5 Senior Coun- cil5 Academic Distinction, City College Political Science5 Calfiornia State Scholarship Semi-finalist. UC, Mathematics 194 David John Gifford Oddballs 117 German Club 11, 12, Treas. 117 Marching Band 10, 11 12- Orchestra 10 11 12- csr 10, 117 BasketbaIl'Mariager 127 Natidnal Merii Letter of Commendation7 City College Calculus. UCSD, Medicine William Rhoderick Gird Choir1O,l1,12. SDSC Steven Todd Glasser Michael Coy Glenn Ko-Chiefs 11. KMCC, Draftsman Arthur Lee Godfrey James Edward Goerner KMCC, Mechanic George Gonzales Wrestling 107 Track 10, 11, 12. University of Hawaii, Business Administration John William Goring Swimming Team 11, 127 JV Football 117 Varsity Football 127 Lettermen's Club 12. SDCC, Mechanics or Teacher in Industrial Arts Gary Wayne Gough UCLA, Zoology Richard Hamilton Gozzi CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member7 Varsity Cheerleader 127 Varsity Gymnastics 10, 11, 12, Team Captain 127 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 127 Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 127 Arrow Staff 117 Junior Prom Publicity Chairman7 Chess Club 10, 117 Honors EngIish7 City College Calculus. UC Kenneth Edward Grabowski Chieftain Council 12. SDSC, Criminology Bonnie Jean Grace Girls' League 10, 11, 127 GAA 10, 117 Gymnastics 10, 117 Oddballs 127 Y-teens 127 Senior Privileges Comm.7 Drill Team 11, 127 Captain 127 Modern Dance 107 ASB Ball Comm. 12. SDSC, Legal Secretary Kathleen Lillian Grady Oddballs 117 Y-teens 11, 12, Pres. 127 Kappa Omega 11, 12. SDCC, Teacher Nancy JoAnn Graham SDSC, Social Welfare Barbara Lee Grams Girls' League 10, 11, 127 Pep Club 107 Oddballs 117 GAA 10, 127 Junior CounciI7 Kappa Omega 11, 12, Treas. 127 Senior Prom Bids Chairman7 Y-teens 11, 127 Gymnastics 127 Junior Float Comm.7 Chief- tain Council 10. Alane Molly Gray Sophomore Council7 GAA 107 Ko-Chiefs 107 CSF 10, 117 Class Ring and Sweater Comm. 117 Allowat Sakima 107 Senior Play Comm.7 California State Scholarship Semi-finalistg Academic Distinction. UCSD, Biology Linda Sue Gray Y-teens 127 Girls' League 10, 11, 12, College Susan Grayson lSuzel GAA 127 CSF 127 Kappa Omega 12, Treas. 127 Girls' League 12, Vice-Pres. 127 Chieftain Council UCLA, Political Science Betty Faye Green Red Cross 11, Pres. 117 GAA 10, 127 Y-teens 127 Chieftain Council 127 Drama Production Comm. 127 Junior Proll Comm. Robert Guaiardo Transferred from Clairemont in Grade 12. Russell Edward Haag Varsity Cross Country 11, 127 Track 10, 11, 127 Lettermen's Club 11, 127 Ko-Chiefs 10. SDSC, Engineer Richard Lee Haan Varsity Baseball ll, 127 JV Baseball 10. SDSC Patricia Melody Haight Red Cross Representative. San Diego School Of Business, Switch Board Operator Marsha Beryl Hall SDSC, Teacher Stephanie Gay Hammond GAA 10. SDSC, Business Teacher Nancy Louise Hampton Class Treasurer 10, 11, 127 CSF 10, 11, 127 Odd- balls 10, 117 Kappa Omega 11, 127 Girls' League 117 AFS 11, 127 Honors EngIish7 City College Polit- ical Science. UCSB Gayle Jean Hansen Y-teens 2. KMCC or SDCC, Secretary Nancy Ruth Hansen Transfer from Hoover High School, Glendale, in grade 127 Homecoming Queen 127 Y-teens 127 Kappa Omega 127 AFS 12. College, Interior Decorator Ruth Suzanne Harder CSF 10, 117 Oddballs 117 Y-teens 127 Orchestra 12. Westmont College Joyce Ann Harkleroad GAA 10. Kenneth Ray Harper SDSC, Accountant Caroline Louise Harpham Y-teens 117 Chieftain Council 11, 12. KMCC Opal Juanita Harris Girls' League 10, 11, 12. Beautician Victor Allen Harry Joan Ruth Harvey Carol Sue Hash SDCC, Dental Technician Barbara Ann Haskell Class President 10, 11, 127 Varsity Songleader ll, 12, Head Songleader 127 Honorary Key Club Mem- ber 127 Calumet Staff 11, Underclass Editor 117 Arrow Staff 117 Homecoming Attendant 117 Chair- man of Girls' League Mother, Daughter Tea 107 CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member7 Kappa Omega 11, 127 Oddballs 10, 11, 127 Decorations Chairman of Junior Prom7 DAR Citizenship Award 127 Academic Distinction7 Senior Play Cast. Pomona College David William Hawley Irene Lois Mary Healey GAA 10, 11, 127 Y-teens 117 Pep Club 107 Girls' League 11. Nursing Theodore Edwin Heckman Varsity Basketball 127 JV Basketball 10, 117 Odd- balls 127 Chess Club 12. SDSC Kenneth Joseph Henderson Kappa Omega 11, 127 Pres. 127 Varsity Football 11, 127 Varsity Basketball 11, 127 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 127 Key Club 127 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. College, Business or Physical Education Donald Henry Surfboard Manufacturer Michael Mason Herbst CSF 11, 12, Treas. 127 Junior Sweater Comm. Chair- man7 National Merit Finalist7 JV Basketball 117 Var- sity Basketball 127 City College CaIculus7 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist. UC, Medicine Anne Noel Heritage Choir 107 Choral Club 107 Chez Nous 11, 127 AFS 11, 12, Pres. 127 Americans Abroad Finalist 117 Modern Dance Club 127 Senior Play Comm.7 Senior Class Secretary7 ASB Ball Bids Chairman 127 City College Political Science7 Honors English. UCLA William Joseph Hermann JV Baseball 10. Santa Barbara City College Catherine Herring lKatyl GAA 10, 11, 127 Oddballs 10, 127 Arrow Staff 12, News Editor 127 Quill and Scroll 127 Math Team 127 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist. SDSC, Merchandising Sharon Elizabeth Hicks Y-teens 12. SDCC, Business Robert Hill Marching Band 10, 11, 12. SDSC, Mechanical Engineer Joyce Eleanor Hillan AFS 117 FTA 127 GAA 107 Oddballs 117 Student Teacher 12. SDSC, Psychologist Larry Lee Hilliard Transfer from Princess Ann High School in grade 11. SDSC, Architect Steven Ray Hilker Hi-Y 107 Cross Country 107 Key Club 10, 11, 127 Track 107 Wrestling 10, 11, 127 Gymnastics 11, 127 Lettermen's Club 11, 12. SDCC, Agriculture Gail Margie Hisoire Chieftain Coancil 12. Business School, PBX Operator Marilyn Thea Hoaglund Girls' Chorus 107 Choir 127 AFS 12. Teacher Jeffrey Leroy Hoepner CSF 10, 11, 127 Literary Club 12, Senior Privileges Comm.7 Intramural Handball 10, 11, 127 National Merit Letter of Commendation. UCLA, Teacher Bunny Lynn Hague Allen Edward Holmquist Handball Tournament First in Doubles 12. Mary Luella Hootman FTA 10, Y-teens 11, Jackie Roberta Horne John Kent Horne SDCC John Harvey House Pep Band 10, 117 Dance Band 117 Marching Band 10, 11, 127 JV Wrestling 117 Concert Band 10, 11. SDCC, Aviation Marilyn Wlnifred Howerton Girls' league 10, 11, 127 GAA 11. SDCC, Beautician Daniel Leonard Howlett Senior Float Comm7 Senior Play Cast. SDSC, Engineer Benny Frank Hruby Mary Cathryn Hudson lCathyl GAA 127 Track 127 Choir 11, 127 Gymnastics 12. KMCC, Secretory Harvey Harlowe Hukari Jr. CSF 11, 127 Debate Team 11, 127 Chieftain Coun- cil 117 Commissioner of Elections and Eligibility 127 JV Cross Country 117 Speech Tournaments 10, 11, 12. San Francisco State, Law Patricia Ann Humphries CSF 107 Oddballs 10, 117 GAA 10, 117 Orchestra 107 Band 127 AFS 117 Girls' League 117 Honors English. SDSC, Physics Laura Lee Ingram Red Cross 127 Assistant Director of Senior Play. SDCC, Secretary Jerry Maynard Jackson JV Swimming 11, 12. SDCC, Electrician Karen Sue Jackson Red Cross 10, 117 AFS 11, 127 Y-teens 117 Pep Club 127 Ko-Chiefs 127 Commencement Comm. 117 Junior Prom Comm.7 Senior Cabinet7 Senior Council7 Co-chairman of Senior Play Comm.7 Senior Break- fast Comm.7 Senior Float Comm.7 ASB Ball Comm. 127 Chairman of Oddballs Homecoming Float 127 Junior Class Homecoming Float 11. SDSC, Interior Decorator Linda Joyce Jacob Allowat Sakima 107 Girls' League 107 Drill Team 11, 127 FTA 127 Senior Council7 Senior Privileges7 Senior Play Comm. SDSC, Teacher Richard Floyd Jacobs Bowling Team 127 Rifle Team 127 Choir 10. Marine Corps Reta Ronette James Transferred from Clairemont in Grade 12. Laura Jean Jatlvis Kappa Omega 127 GAA 107 Y-teens 11, 127 Chief- tain Council 12. SDSC, Teacher Leonard Arthur Jensen Constance Lucille Johnson lConnie1 CSF 107 Spanish Club 117 Tennis Club 117 Oddballs 127 Girls' League 10, 11, 12. SDSC, Stewardess David Gene Jones Transfer from Vista High School in grade 117 Var- sity Baseball 11, 127 Varsity Football 12. Jerry Stephen Jones Madelaine Carol Kaiser CSF 10, 127 Orchestra 10, 11, 127 Choir 10, 12: Oddballs 11, 127 UN Club 12, Sec. 127 AFS 117 Honors English7 All City Honors Orchestra. SDSC, Music Charlene Elizabeth Kearley Transfer from Burroughs High School 117 Y-teens 12. KMCC, Secretary Judith Carole Kensinger Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Pres. 117 GAA 10. Pacific Beach Beauty College, Beautician Linda Jean Kent Lonnie Keith Kernes A Kappa Omega 107 JV Football 107 Varsity Foot- ball 11, 127 Wrestling 10, 11. Betty Lou Killinger GAA 10, 117 French Club 10, 117 Oddballs 11. SDSC, Commercial Artist Norma Jean Kindler Transfer to Clairemont in grade 127 CSF 127 Odd- balls 12. Arlington State College, Texas Accounting. Doris Gale Kingsbury Allan Roy Kolionen CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member7 Spanish Club 107 Radio Club 11, Treas. 117 AFS 127 Senior PIaY Properties Chairman7 Academic Distinction. SDSC, Business Richard Wells Kreis Charlene Marie Kroberger GAA 11. Business College Eric William Larson Chieftain Council 127 Track 107 Gymnastics 117 Swimming 11. SDSC, Electrical Engineer Glenda Jon Law Dennis Lee KMCC, Law Jeanne Marie Lecours Varsity Songleader 127 Girls' League 10, 11, 127 GAA 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 127 Chieftain Council 117 Gymnastic Team 11, 12, Y-teens 11, 12, Sec.7 Pep Club 10, 127 Junior Councilg Traffic Safety Council ll, 127 Junior Cabinet7 Senior Council7 Kappa Omega ll, 12, Sec. 127 Oddballs 11, 127 Twirp Week Comm. 117 Senior Play Cast7 Junior Prom Queen, ASB Ball Attendant 117 Chairman of Decora- tions of Tom-Tom Twirl 127 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 11. UCR, Business Administration Ralph Loist Leisz Orchestra 10, 11. Thomas Wesley Lewis Deborah Joy Livengood lDebbiel CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Drill Team 115 Odd- balls 125 Senior Play Program Chairman5 Traffic Safety Council 125 Pep Club 125 Graphic Arts Club 125 Honors English. SDSC, Teacher Patricia Ann Lombardo CSF 11, 125 AFS 11, 125 Chorus 105 Choral Club 105 Allowat Sakima 105 Oddballs 11, Sec. 125 Y- teens 11, 12, Sec. 125 Junior Ring Comm.5 Junior Sweater Comm.5 Junior Prom Refreshment Chairman5 Senior Cabinet5 Public Relations Chairman of Senior Cabinet5 Kappa Omega 125 ASB Ball Decorations Chairman 125 Senior Play Comm.5 City College Political Science5 Honors English5 Academic Distinc- tion. UCLA, Humanities James Calvin Long Kappa Omega 12. SDSC, Draftsman Richard Nelson Long Transfer From San Diego High School in grade 115 Varsity Swimming 11. SDSC, Business Administration Teresa Gail Long Kappa Omega 125 Spanish Club 115 GAA 105 Y- teens 11, 12. Andrea Jean Lucas Eleanor Rita Luddy David Lewis Lutton Kappa Omega 12. KMCC, Professional Race Car Driver Dennis Wayne Lyman Varsity Wrestling 11. SDSC, Business Administration Mario Macias Spanish Club 12, Pres. 125 CSF 12. SDSC, Anthropology Marianne Louis Madsen ASB Ball Comm. 115 Red Cross 115 Tom-Tom Twirl Decorations Comm. 115 Chorus 11. Air Line Stewordess Shirley Ann Magdanz Allowat Sakima 105 Y-teens 12. SDSC, Nursing Patricia Lee Maier Girls' Track 115 Modern Dance 105 Chieftain Coun- cil 115 Y-teens 10, 11. SDCC, Psychology Eileen Phyllis Maisen FTA 10, 115 German Club 11, Sec. 115 CSF 11, 125 Y-teens 115 lst Lions Club School Tournament 115 Palomar Speech Tournament 115 San Diego State Speech Tournament 115 Girls' League 10, 115 Senior Play Chairman5 Senior Cabinet5 Honors Eng- lish. SDSC, Teacher Carlos Javier Manzano Varsity Gymnastics 115 JV Gymnastics 10. Arthur William Marconi lBilll SDCC John William Martin Key Club 11, 12, Sec. 125 Kappa Omega 11, 125 Varsity Swimming Team 10, ll, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 105 Red Cross 125 Senior Play Cast. KMCC Karen Marie Martin William Allen Mason Kappa Omega 11, 125 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Swimming Team Mgr. 125 Senior Play Cast. College Diane Elizabeth Masure CSF 105 Drill Team 125 Honors English. University of Tulsa Richard Carl Matthews lRickl Gymnastics 105 JV Cheerleader 105 Chieftain Coun- cil 115 Pep Club 125 Oddballs 125 Ko-Chiefs, Pres. 12. UCD, Veterinarian Margaret Ellen Mattis Advanced Band 10, 11, 125 Y-teens 11, 125 Stu- dent Teacher 125 Senior Prom Comm. SDSC, Teacher John Edward Maurer SDCC, Electronics Carol May Commissioner of Girls' Activities 125 Girls' league 10,1l,12, Treas.11, Pres. 125 GAA 10, 11, 12: Gymnastics 105 Track 105 Departmental Honor Award in Physical Education 105 Dad and Daughter Banquet Comm. 10, 115 Mother and Daughter Tea Comm. 10, 11, 125 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 11, 125 Twirp Week Comm. 10, 115 FTA 115 Kappa Omega 125 Drill Team 115 Girls' League Big and Little Sister Picnic 125 Senior Play Cast5 Student Teacher 125 Constitutional Revision Comm. 12. SDSC, Physical Education Teacher Michael Robert McCarran Marines Allen Leroy McCoy iMacl JV Football 10, 115 JV Baseball 10, 115 Track 12. Lesley Ruth McKesson CSF 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Choir 10, 125 Drill Team 11, 125 Traffic Safety Council l1, 12, Chairman 125 Oddballs 11, 125 Senior Play House Manager5 Honors English, City College Calculus. UC, Bacteriology Terry Ray McKinley Warren Allen McMenamy Ronald Bert Mercer Ronald Lee Messenger William Jackson Mewborn SDCC Richard Anthony Michels BBRA City College, Auto Mechanics Mary Ann Miles Poet, Artist Gregg Warren Miller Lois Ann Miller GAA 11, 125 Graphic Arts Club 125 State College Speech Tournament5 Cal Western Speech Tourna- ment5 Track 11. Robert Kent Millikan lBobl Kappa Omega 125 Junior Council5 Senior Prom Comm. Auburn Alabama, Lithographer or Auto Mechanics Judith Ann Minnoch GAA 105 Y-Teens 125 Girls' League 125 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 125 Drill Team 115 AFS 10. Art School John Alberto Mireles SDSC, Electronics Engineer James Philip Mitchell Red Cross 10, 115 CSF 105 ASB Ball,Decorations Comm. 12. SDSC, Accountant Karen Gail Moler Oddballs 115 Chieftain Council 115 Y-Teens 125 Kappa Omega 12. Cal Western University Ruben Lovis Mondragon KMCC, Forester Nancy Lynn Moore Drill Team 125 Girls' League 12. SDCC, Stenographer Danny Lee Morgan SDSC, Mathematics Lillie Louis Morgan Future Nurses Club 10. SDSC, Teacher Jean Marilyn Moriarty Ueannel Gymnastics 12. Beauty College Lidia Ann Moriel Oddballs 11, 125 Y-Teens ll, 125 French Club 115 Junior Council5 Senior Council5 Chieftain Council 11, 125 Senior Prom Comm.5 Senior Float Comm.5 Kappa Omega 125 Girls' League 11, 125 GAA ll, 12. SDSC, lnterior Decorator Robert Morris Senior Float Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm.5 Varsity Basketball 125 Track 12. Pharmacy Shirley Ann Morrison Left Clairemont in Grade 12. Michael Lee Morton Michael Stuart Mousseau lMiket Ko-Chiefs 125 Oddballs 12. SDSC, Advertising Gary Roy Mowrey Rita Kay Munson Band 105 Junior Ring Comm.5 Junior Sweater Comm.5 Senior Play Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm., KMCC, Stenographer Kathy Vergene Murdock Chieftain Council 12. Commercial Art Barry Howard Mussen Track 10, tl, 12. St. Louis City College Elizabeth Ann Myers CSF 10, 11, 125 GAA 10, 11, 12. Lassen Junior College, Forestry Michael Gill Nash Varsity Track 125 Arrow Cor Corner 12 Chrysler Corporation Engineer Kathleen Burton Nielsen CSF 10. SDSC, Teacher Kay Irene Nemitz CSF 105 Ko-Chiefs 10, 115 Tennis Club 10, 11. Elgin Business College, Secretary or PBX Operator Robert Wayne Nep Transfer from Arroyo High School. SDSC, Dentist James Morris Newberry Richard Gibbs Newbill Electronics Club 10, 11. SDCC Carole Ann Nolan Girls' League TO, 11, 125 GAA 125 Drill Team 125 Vespers Comm,5 Senior Privileges Comm. SDCC, Cosmetology James Patrick Nolan UN Club 12. USD, Law Ronald A. Noor Electronic Technical Institute, Engineer Janice Lovette Transferred from Rosary High School in grade 115 Choir 115 Chieftain Council 115 GAA il, 125 Girls' league 12. James Hall Beauty College Anne Elizabeth Olson Chorus 105 Madison 115 Y-Teens 125 Ko-Chiefs 12, Sec. 125 Senior Play Comm. KMCC Laura Grace Osborne iGraciel Oddballs 105 Kappa Omega 1l, 125 Y-Teens ll, 12, ICC 125 Senior Dance Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm.5 Twirp Week Comm. SDSC, Nurse William Edward Osborne Jr. lBilll Varsity Football 11, 125 Kappa Omega 11, 12, Pres. 125 Track 125 Lettermen's Club 12. USC, Doctor Patricia McMurray Owen lTrishl Allowat Sakima 10. KMCC, Court Stenographer Sherry Anne Owen Modern Dance 10, 125 GAA 10, 11, 125 Track 115 Gymnastics 11, 125 JV Head Songleader 105 Y-Teens 11, 125 Kappa Omega 125 Senior Breakfast Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm.5 Vespers Comm.5 Girls' League 11, 12. Cal Western, Legal Secretary Jeffrey George Oxman CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member: Arrow Staff 105 Chess Club 10, 11, 125 Chess Team 11, 125 Marching Band 105 Bowling Club 115 City College Political Science5 Honors EngIish5 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist5 Academic Distinction. UCLA, Chemstry Tomas Carlos William Pablos Wrestling Team ll, 125 Electronics Club 12. SDSC Bryan James Parent CSF 11, 125 City College Political Science5 Chess Club 115 California State Scholarship Semi-finalist. SDSC, Marine Biologist Robert Michael Parker JV Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 JV Baseball 10, ll, JV Wrestling 125 UN Club 125 Annual Staff 115 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Junior Prom Comm.5 Junior Sweater Comm. KMCC, Teacl-er William Roger Paul Leilani Anne Parry GAA 115 Girls' League 115 Junior Float Comm.5 Senior Float Comm.5 Senior Play Comm. Nursing Jerry Lynn Penrod Varsity Football ll, 125 Track 125 Lettermen's Club 12. Palme College of Chiropractics, Chiropractor Ronald Gary Perkins Commissioner of Boys' Activities 125 Boys' Feder- ation 12, Pres. 125 Key Club 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Chairman of Clean Campus Comm.5 Traffic Safety Council 125 Kappa Omega 125 Cross Country 125 JV Tennis 115 Varsity Tennis 125 Arrow Staff 125 Odd- balls Il, 125 CSF 10, 11, 125 City College Polit- ical Science5 Senior Commencement Comm.5 Class Ring Comm.5 California State Scholarship Semi- finaIist5 Academic Distinction. UCLA, Business Administration Birtus Dale Perritt SDCC, USD Patricia Sue Persall KMCC, Secretary Curtis Palmer Peterson Varsity Baseball 10, ll, 125 JV Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 12. Paula Marie Peterson Girls' League 105 Drill Team 125 Chairman of Costume Comm. for the Senior Play. Cal Western Bill Wayne Pickle KMCC, Criminology Raymond Francis Pierce lRayl Choir5 Senior Play Cast. SDSC, Dentist Phillip nay Painter sncc Brenda Bernadine Plaski CSF 105 Health Club 105 Girls' League 105 Modern Dance 105 GAA 115 Red Cross 11, 12. Mercy School of Nursing, Nurse Robert Wayne Poff Elaine Josephine Pogorel Kappa Omega 11, 12, Sec. 125 Y-Teens 11, 12, ICC 115 Oddballs 105 Senior Dance Comm5 GAA 10, 11, 125 Chieftain Council 12. SDSC, Teacher Marsha Lee Polenz Lynda Jo Poling CSF 105 AFS 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 GAA 105 Oddballs 105 Girls' League 10, 11. Business School lBM Operator Leonard Joseph Poma SDSC, Business Administration Kathryn Porter iKathyl Kappa Omega il, 125 GAA 11, 125 Y-Teens ll, 12. Craig Barton Powell KMCC, Radio Shelia Ann Powell Girls' League 105 Choral Club 105 Drill Team 11, 125 Senior Vespers Comm.5 Class Ring Comm.5 Senior Play Comm. SDCC, Secretary James Delahunt Price Transfer from Capuchino High School in grade 12. CSF 10, 11, 125 AFS 125 Chez Nous 12, Vice-pres. 12: Cops and Gowns Comm. 125 Senior Breakfast 125 Campus Bookstore 125 German Club 127 Senior Play Cost. University of Redlands, Teacher Paul David Price Victor Pierre Primeaux iPierre the trapperl CSF lO, 11, 12, Life Member5 Track 11, 125 Cross Country 11, 125 California Cadet Corp 10, 115 Hon- or Award as Outstanding Cadet 10, 115 Rifle Team 10, 115 Best Drilled Individual 105 Best Drilled Platoon and Squad 10, 115 Debate Team 127 Chief- tain Council 125 Chess Club 105 French Club 10, 115 Boys' Federation 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Oddballs 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Arrow Staff 12, Assistant Sports Editor 12, Columnist 125 Key Club, 12. Robert Allan Proscal Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Gymnastics 125 Swimming 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 12. KMCC, Engineer Constance Marie Provost Choir 12. SDCC, Business Judy Maurine Pugmire SDSC, Interior Decorator Helen Duane Quintard CSF 10, 125 ASB Clerk 125 Oddballs 125 Kappa Omega 125 AFS 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 ASB Ball Publicity Chairman 125 Senior Play Publicity Comm. Chairman. Antoinette Celeste Racina Chieftain Council 105 Pep Club 105 Drill Team 11, 125 Senior Play Comm. Secretary Bruce Eugene Radabaugh Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Vice-Pres 125 Kappa Omega 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Varsity Football 11, 12, Captain 125 Varsity Wrestling 11, 125 Varsity Tarck ll, 125 All League Football 125 Outstanding Lineman 125 All CIF Wrestler 11. usc, Lawyer Dennis Lone Rakestraw Spanish Club 115 Cadet Club 105 City College Cal- culus. SDSC, Foreign Language Teacher Steven Robert Rasmussen Transfer to Clairemont in grade 125 Electronics Club 12. ETI, Electronics Technician William Arnold Reavely Track 10, 125 Cross Country 105 Oddballs 105 Span- ish Club 105 Poetry Club 105 Bowling Club 11. Yale, Law James Ralph Redhead Uiml Marching Band 10, 125 Concert Band 10, 125 Debate Team T25 Golf Team 12. SDSC, Lawyer Michael Nelson Regan CSF 125 Oddballs 125 French Club 10, 115 Track 10, 115 JV Cross Country 10, Varsity Cross Country 105 Varsity Golf 125 Lettermen's Club 12. UCSB, Social Sciences Elaine Estelle Reeves Y-teens 115 Modern Dance 10. Drama Julia May Reid CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member, Vice-Pres. 125 Y- teens 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 11, Chieftain Council 10, 115 Junior Prom Comm.5 Class Ring Comm.5 Junior Council5 AFS 11, 12, Foster Sister of Shameem Hashambhoy 115 Tennis Club 115 Girls' League Girl of the Month 115 ASB Concessions Manager 125 Honorary Key Club Member 125 Calumet Staff 12, Business Manager 125 Senior Pins Sales Manager5 Senior Council5 Senior Prom Comm.5 Senior Play Comm.5 Kappa Omega 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Honors English. USC Frederick Danny Reynard Mary Genivieve Rice Sharon Lea Richardson Sandra Lanell Richeson Choir 10, ll. SDCC, Cosmetology Jacquelyn Janice Ridley CSF 105 Choral Club 105 Spanish Club 115 GAA 115 Chieftain Council 125 Caps and Gowns Comm.5 Sen- ior Play Comm.5 City College Political Science. KMCC, Artist Caroln Kaye Riffe Senior Prom Comm. USD College for Women Mary Lynn Rigmaiden Choir 10, 115 Drama Club 105 GAA 10, ll. Hillcrest Beauty College, Cosmetology Carol Sue Ripley SDCC Donald David Robinson Swimming Team 10, 125 CSF 105 Varsity Track 125 SDSC, Lawyer Karen Ann Rocha GAA 115 Modern Dance 125 Gymnastics 12. Secretary Blaine Milton Rockwell Transfer from Lubbock High School in grade 12. SDSC Benny Marshall Rodriguez KMCC and SDSC, Diesel Engineer Margaret Louise Rollins GAA l 1 . Allen Craig Rooten CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Spanish Club 10, 115 Oddballs 125 Commencement Comm. 115 Swimming Team 115 Track Team 125 Academic Distinction5 Honors Englishy City College Calculus. UCLA, Engineer Patricia Ruth Rorer Allowat Sakima 105 Y-teens ll, 125 Clairemont Youth Council 11, 125 Chieftain Council 11. SDSC, Legal Secretary Larry Richard Rose Ko-Chiefs 105 JV Football 105 JV Basketball 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Varsity Basketball llp Var- sity Baseball 1l5 Varsity Track 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Sec. 125 Kappa Omega 12. Alan Lauder Ross Chess Club 10, 115 Oddballs 10, ll, 125 Chez Nous 125 Bowling Club 125 Kappa Omega 125 Alternate Varsity Cheerleader 125 Commissioner of Affiliated Clubs 125 Pep Club 125 Senior Play Comm.5 Adver- tising Manager for the Arrow 12. USD for Men, Law Donald Cleaveland Ross KMCC, X-ray Technician Jane Frances Roy Transfer from Satellite High School in grade 115 AFS 12. William Scott Rufenacht lBillt Lawyer Ellis Avery Ruhe Chieftain Council 10. SDSC, Nurse Craig Allan Rustod Donna Ann Ryder SDSC, Secretory Diane Lorraine Saffley Barry T. Sandberg Robert David Sandberg lBobl Kappa Omega 11, 125 JV Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 12, Captain 125 Second Team All League Football 125 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 121 All League Baseball Team 11. Cal Poly Marvette Marie Saucer Girls' League 10, 11, 125 Senior Play Comm.5 CSF 125 Senior Cabinet5 Chairman of Announcements Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm.5 Kappa Omega 125 GAA 125 French Club ll, 125 Chess Club ll, 125 Odd- balls 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, ll, Sec. 115 AFS 10, ll, 125 Flapper Fling Chairman of refreshments 11, 12. UC, Languages and Psychology David Saucedo Mary Louise Sawchik Choral Club 10, Treas. 105 Oddballs 10, 11, vice- Pres. 125 CFS 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 French Club 11, Vice-Pres. 115 Poetry Club 115 Junior Council 115 Departmental Awards in Latin and Social Studies 105 Chess Club 115 3rd Place in Essay Contest llp Kappa Omega 125 Vice-Pres. Senior CIass5 AFS 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Girls' League Cheering Section 115 Senior Cast Play5 Chairman of Couple Cards Flap- per Fling 125 Honors English 12. Stanford, Psychology Kenneth Allen Sawyer Richard Allen Schaal Transfer from Edmonds High School. Carol Marie Schilling Red Cross 105 Stamp Representative 105 Junior Council5 Kappa Omega 125 Senior Prom Decorations Chairman5 Chieftain Council 125 Y-Teens 12. SDCC Maureen Kaye Schneider CFS 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Kappa Omega 125 Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Sec.-Treas. 125 Arrow Staff 10, 11, 12, Business Mgr. 115 Calumet 10, 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief 125 Varsity Gymnastics Mgr. 125 City College Calculusg Math Team 12. UCSD, Mathematics Delrae Schultz Drill Team 11, 12. Simpson Bible College, San Francisco Carol Lynn Scott Ko-Chiefs 105 Y-Teens ll, 12. KMCC, Secretory Rodney Stuart Seewald Rifle Club 12. KMCC Thomas Michael Seitz Track Mgr. 115 Varsity Football Mgr. 12. Air Force Juanell Severe CSF 105 AFS 105 GAA 115 Oddballs 125 Senior Play Cost5 Twirp Week Comm. 12. SDSC, Lawyer Patricia Louise Shannon Red Cross 10p Chieftain Council 115 Y-Teens 12. SDSC, Teacher Linde Lee Shaw Carol Janice Shoemaker GAA 10, 115 Chieftain Council 'l1. Orange State, Business Don Franklin Short KMCC, Computer Program Courtney Albert Shucker Jr. CSF 125 AFS 10, 11, 125 Amercians Abroad Semi- finalist 115 Senior Cabinet5 Chairman of Senior Float5 Senior Council5 Senior Play Cast5 Choir 10, 125 Outstanding Sophomore Music Award5 Madri- gals 10, 125 Speech Tournaments 11, 12, lVarious Awardsl5 Toastmasters Trophy 125 Debate Team T25 Chieftain Council 125 Ko-Chiefs 105 Drama Production 125 Choral Club 10, Pres. 105 Flapper Fling Comm. 105 Senior Vespers Comm. University of Redlands, Music James Joseph Shumaker Steven Howard Sites Andrea Davette Skilling AFS 125 GAA 11. SDSC, Social Worker Gary Walter Skogland Varsity Basketball 125 JV Basketball 10, 115 Varsity Baseball 11, 125 JV Baseball 10. Patricia Joan Skurky CSF 105 Chez Nous 105 FTA 115 Junior Class Sec.5 Junior Prom Attendant5 Drill Team 1l, Lt.-Colonel 125 Kappa Omega 125 Honorary Key Club Member 125 Y-Teens 12. SDSC Susan Laura Slater iSusiel Kappa Omega 11, 125 Allowat Sakima 105 GAA 10, 115 Y-Teens 11, 12, Treas. 115 Junior Council5 Senior Dance Comm., Publicity Chairman5 North- shores Delegate to Y-Teens Summer Conference 115 Leadership Training Scholarship. Cal Western, Teacher Michael Stephan Slosek Russian Club 105 CSF 10, 11, 125 Oddballs 10, ll, 125 Tennis Team 10, 115 Swimming Team 125 Math Team 125 Junior Ring Comm.5 Senior Cap and Gown Comm. 115 Cross Country ll. Harvey Mudd, Mathematics Bonnie Gaye Smith Charles Wayne Smith Varsity Football ll, 125 JV Football 105 JV Bas- ketball 10, 115 Varsity Basketball 125 JV Baseball 105 Track 125 Lettermen's Club ll, 123 Boys' Fed- eration ll, 125 Kappa Omega 12. College, Physical Education or Architecture David Sidney Smith Varsity Football 125 Lettermen's Club 125 JV Foot- ball 10, 115 Wrestling 115 Track 12. KMCC, Forestry Dianne Cheryl Smith Donald Andrew Smith Oddballs 10, 11, 125 Senior Dance Comm.5 Honors English USC, Writer Judith Lynne Smith GAA 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Kappa Omega 11, 125 Girls' League 10, 115 Red Cross Representative 12. SDSC, Dental Hygenics Michael James Smith JV Cross Country 105 Ko-Chiefs 10, 125 JV Track 105 Radio Club 105 Lakewood High School 115 Physics Club 125 Senior Breakfast Comm. SDCC and SDSC, Engineer Richard Clarence Smith Rex Wade Smith SDCC, Draftsinan Richard Leigh Snapper CSF 115 Oddballs 11: Kappa Omega 125 Swimming Team ll, 125 Semi-Finalist State Scholarship. University of Virginia, Lawyer Caryl Sue Sonnenberg SDSC, Teacher Marilyn Maxine Sosna cs? 10, 1l, 12, life Member5 GAA 10, 125 Gym- nastics 125 Girls' League 115 Oddballs: 10, 11, 125 Traffic Safety Council 11, 125 Slpanish Club 105 Junior Class Publicity Chairman 115 Girls' League Cheering Section 115 Kappa Omega 11, 125 Arrow Staff 11, 12, Feature Editor 12, Assistant Advertis- ing Mgr. 125 Senior Play Comm.5 Sophomore Class Constitution Comm.5 Shamrock Shuffle Comm. 115 Quill and Scroll 125 AFS 10, 115 Honors English. University of Hawaii, Social Worker Patricia Ann Spivey Carol June Stapleton Transfer from Hoover High School 115 Y-Teens 12, Oddballs 125 Senior Council5 Senior Announce- ments Comm. SDSC and UC, Social Worker Walter Michael Stawicki UCSB, Medicine Michael John Steen Timothy Alan Stephens Varsity Football 11, 125 JV Football 105 JV Swim- ming 1O5 Varsity Swimming 11, 125 Key Club 125 Lettermen's Club 125 Junior Class Representative. SDSC, Engineer Ellen Jane Stewart Y-Teens 115 Spanish Club 11, Ko-Chiefs 125 Odd- balls 12. Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, Nurse James Thomas Stewart Larry Alan Stockett Oddballs 125 Senior Play Cast5 City College Cal- culus. UCSB Marilyn Jo Stone Stephanie Marie Stoskopf Y-Teens 105 Senior Prom Comm. SDCC, IBM Operator Robert Clay Strahl Senior Privileges Comm.5 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 12. SDSC Margaret Mary Stromberg Junior Prom Comm. 105 Girls' League 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Drill Team 115 Kappa Omega 125 Chair- man of Props Comm. for Senior Play5 Bids Chair- mon for Senior Prom. SDCC, Dental Technician Oddballs 125 Golf Team Robert Vernon Stromberg Varsity Football 125 Lettermen's Club 12. KMCC, Life Sciences Sheila Rae Strong Transferred from Pt. Loma High School in grade 115 Bowling Club 125 AFS 125 Senior Cabinet5 Odd- balls 12. SDSC, Teacher Dawn Marie Strowig Senior Cabinet5 Senior Dance Chairman5 JV Song- leader 105 Y-teens 11, 12, ICC 115 Kappa Omega 12, GAA 10, 12, KMCC Judith Lynn Suter Ko-Chiefs 10, 115 AFS 105 Drill Team 11, 125 Girls' League 125 Senior Vespers Comm.5 Senior Play Comm.5 Senior Prom Comm. SDSC and UCLA, Teacher Eileen Patricia Swenson Karen Ella Swenson Jonna Dee Talbott Y-Teens 12. SDSC, Teacher Dianna Lee Taylor Y-teens 10, 125 Red Cross 125 Girls' League 12. SDCC Mary Jean Taylor Y-teens 12. Medical Secretary Sandra Marie Thies Nurses Club 10, 11. SDCC, Nurse David Evan Thomas Military Science 10, 11, 125 1st Place Color Guard SGT. 115 Best Drilled Platoon Leader 125 BN CDR. 125 Fancy Drill Team Leader 125 Color Guard Of- ficer 125 Cadet Club 11, 125 Graphic Arts Club 12. Army Fred George Timperley Earl Fleming Toler lMike1 KaPDa Omega 125 JV Baseball 10, 115 Track 125 Red Cross 105 Chieftain Council 10. Cal Western, Teacher Loretta Denise Toth CSF 10, 11, 125 Oddballs 10, 11, 125 Chez Nous 10,125 German Club 11, 12, Pres. 115 AFS 11, 12, Sec. 125 Chess Club 115 Girls' State 115 City College Political Science5 Senior Breakfast Chairman5 Hunters of the East 115 literary Magazine 12. UCLA Charles Edward Tramposh Jr. Choir 10, 115 Chieftain Council 105 Choral Club 10: Fine Arts Club 10, 115 Junior Prom Comm.5 AFS 125 Senior Play Cast5 Senior Privileges Comm5 Explorations in Art 12. UCLA, Lawyer Earl John L. Traylor lJohn1 Varsity Football 11, 125 JV Football 105 JV Baseball 10, 115 Lettermen's Club 125 Kappa Omega 11, 12. Air Force Michael Robert Trenholm Varsity Football 11, 125 JV Football 105 Varsity Basketball 125 JV Basketball 105 Kappa Omega 125 Lettermen's Club 12. KMCC, Physical Education Roger Leighton Trusk KMCC, Police Science David Alan Tucker SDCC, Mechanical Engineer Larry Wayne Tucker District Manager of Safeway Stores Inc. John Alan Turley Transfer from Bowen High School in grade 115 Bowling Club 125 Choir 125 Pep Club 125 Senior Publicity Comm. SDCC, Radio Work Royal Leonard Twambly SDSC Richard Michael Tyner JV Baseball 11. SDSC, Business Administration Marcia Lee Uminski Allowat Sakima 105 ASB Senate 105 Tennis Club 105 Junior Council 115 Senior Council 125 Oddballs 11, 125 Drill Team 11, 12, Colonel 125 Y-teens 125 Class Ring Comm.5 Class Sweater Comm.5 Sham- rock Shuffle Comm. 10, 125 Spanish Club 115 Chair- man of Bids for Junior Prom. SDSC Antonio Patric Urso Camille Suzanne Vacher lCamell Allowat Sakima 105 Ko-Chiefs 10, 115 FTA 115 GAA 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 Oddballs 11, 125 Senior Play Comm. SDSC, Teacher Deidrei Lynn Vanclerpool lDee1 Beauty Operator or School for Real Estate Ronald Frank Vanhest Chieftain Council 105 Bowling League 125 Rifle Team 12. SDCC, Marine Corp or Photography Cyril Vedomske Jr. Transfer from Las Cruces High School in grade 12. Navy Maria Luiza Vellozo Amercian Field Service Representative from Brazil 125 UN Club 125 AFS 125 Kappa Omega 125 Odd- balls 12. University of Espirito Santa-Brazil, Lawyer Ronald Vieio CSF 10, 115 Senior Cabinet5 Ko-Chiefs 125 Pep Club 125 Oddballs115 Track 12. SDSC, Interior Decorator Victoria Viles Karen Ann Voitech Pep Club 105 Y-teens 11, 125 Kappa Omega 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 125 Girls' League 12. SDSC, Home Economics Ellen Ann Wacaster Robert Charles Wagner Radio Club 11, 12, Pres 12. UC, Electronics Engineer James Michael Wallace Poetry Club 11. KMCC Lewis Frederick Walsh JV Baseball 10, 115 Chieftain Council 11. SDCC, Draftsman Paul Martin Ward SDSC Lee Johnston Ware JV Swimming 11, 125 JV Wrestling 12. KMCC, Math Roberta Jean Webb David Conrad Weidig lDavel Transfer to Clairemont in grade 125 German Club 12. Air Force David Garden Weigel Patricia Lynn Weiss lPattyl Chorus 105 Chieftain Council 125 Senior Prom Comm. Medical Assistant Ronald Meinhard Weiss Poetry Club 11, Oddballs 10. KMCC Geraldine Marie Welch AFS 105 Y-teens 12. Dental Hygienist or Court Reporter Karon Gail Welch Homecoming Court Attendant 10, l'I, 125 Kappa Omega ll, 125 CCC Attendant 105 Chieftain Council 10, 115 GAA 105 Y-teens 12. KMCC Linda Sue Welch Varsity Songleader 125 Homecoming Attendant 125 Kappa Omega 125 Y-teens 11, 125 Oddballs 125 Chieftain Council 125 GAA 125 Girls' League 10, 115 Concert Band 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 115 Orch- estra 10, 11, 125 All City Honors Orchestra 11. SDSC, Business Carole Sue Wenderlich CSF 105 Honors English5 City College Political Science5 Academic Distinction. SDSC, Teacher Mary Lee Wharton Allowat Sakima 105 GAA 105 Drill Team 11. SDSC, Secretary John Paul Wheat Barbara Diane Wheeler lDianel Senior Play Comm.5 Caps and Gowns Comm., Senior Prom Comm.5 GAA 10, 115 Modern Dance 11. KMCC, Stenographer Stephen Kerry Wilcken Russian Club 105 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Poetry Club 115- Radio Club. Brigham Young University, Physicist Jacqueline Myrtle Williams Senior Play Cast5 Y-teens 125 Girls' League 12. SDCC Leslie Jo Williams French Club 115 Student Teacher 12. SDSC, Teacher Phillip Gregg Williams Varsity Baseball 125 JV Baseball 10, 11. Antelope Valley Junior College Janice Lynn Wilson Oddballs 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Madrigals 11: Honors English 12. Cornell, Doctor MarkWilson UN Club 10, 115 Track 11, 125 Chieftain Council 115 French Club 10. SDSC, Teaching and Political Science Standley Blackman Wincote, Jr. Kappa Omega 11, 125 FTA 115 Key Club 125 JV Football 105 Chess Club 10, 11, 12, UCSB, Insurance Business Elaine Shirley Winner Y-teens 115 Modern Dance 105 GAA 10. KMCC, IBM Thomas Carl Walfgram CSF 105 Senior Play Cast5 Senior Float Comm.5 Drama Production 115 Choir 10. College, Business David Wofsy CSF 10, 11, 12, Life Member5 Russian Club 105 Arrow Staff 10, 11, 12, Second Page Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 125 Varsity Swimming Team 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Vice Pres. of Class 10, 115 Oddballs 10, 11, 12, Pres. 125 Math Team 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 125 San Diego Science Fair 10, 11, 3rd Place Chemistry5 School Science Fair 10, 11, 1st place biology 10, lst place chemistry 115 Departmental Awards for English and Biology 105 Departmental Honors in U. S. History, Chemistry, Russian, and Math 115 Harvard Book Club Certificate 115 Bausch and Lomb Science Award5 National Merit Finalist5 Honors English5 City College Calculus. UC, Mathematics Michael Browning Wood Choir 105 Madrigals 115 Oddballs 12. SDSC, Pharmacist James Siaing Yee Red Cross 105 Electronic Club 125 Varsity Baseball 12. College, Engineer Michelle Meldrin Yeend Transfer to Clairemont in grade 11. GAA 115 FTA 11. University of Hawaii Max Leroy Young San Diego School of Business, Mechanist Apprentice Robert Patrick Young Cadet Corps 10, 11, 125 Cadet Club 10, 11, 125 Rifle Team 11, 125 Sacramento State Rifle Finals ll, 125 BN Exo. 125 BN Commander 125 Tennis Team 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 115 1st Place Field Day 11, 125 Chieftain Council 12. Brigham Young University, Teacher Stephen Wesley Yourth Advanced Band 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 115 Dance Band 10, 115 Pep Band 10, 115 Honors Orchestra 115 Gymnastics 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Co-ed Club 105 Oddballs 115 Chieftain Council 10. University of Kansas, Engineer Donna Fay Zavesky KM CC Mark Lee Zoller Transfer from lndio High School5 CSF 10, 11. SDSC, Engineer Frances Louisa Rocks Clifford Cook Frank Seiter i I 97 CHS THANKS THE COMMUNITY In its community of the present lies the key to on area’s future. The farsighted merchants and investors who have made our community possible will also deter- mine tomorrow’s continued growth. Clairemont's merchants have generously supported school activities, and have become somewhat used to seeing us with hand outstretched, seeking assistance. Now is our chance to extend a hand again, this time to express our gratitude and appreciation for all they have done for our community. This is our way of giving them something in return for their many favors. Here is our gift to you. On the following pages we have pictured a group of Clairemont students embarking on a lighthearted tour of shopping and window wishing around the area's centers to show the variety of mer- chandise and services you have to offer. Thank you for the faith you have demonstrated in the development of our community. 198 Clairemont Quad 199 YOU MEAN I gel compound inleretl? SO THAT’S WHERE it i.' I JUST WASHED my hoirj now you do something with it. 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